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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-18
REPORTED FOR rnE NArioNAL INrgLLrGENcEm
Eighteenth Congress.
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 10, 1875.
IN SENATE


The following members were announced ,s
having been appointed on the sa,e ral COM
mItters In which their names are attached =
On toTetS" RefItih"s.-Ni"s-rs. u thuur, King al
ny y, con, j" k'"", AID Eliot
:, y, Finance -hlessrs. Smith, Macon, King of y
Or Commerce and .NJ9uftcimrss .-Massrs Dickr,-
son, Rnrees D'Woii, F'udlay, and Llo,d of Mas
On .hadWy Afdirs --Nlrs-,s ,ck.on Benton.
Chnnd'r, Taylor "f i.d and J"hn>um OF Ken.
On The .Nttid.-Mess,s Chandler Fmtlav.
kn.sh,, Branch. aud Bill
0" Mtrai .3G.'irs.- I,rss's. L'ovd Of Mass Wi
lians, P.troif, Loyd or Md aud Hlyne
u" Public Lads,-Aiessr,. Baton, Thomas, VII
hams, Euon, and Low rio.
o., Indian .4f,irs --Messrs Benton. Edwards 81
Hi Johm<o" OF Lnu. Elliott and Edwards of Con.
IN CHi,",s-hc.Srs. Rngsies, linimes Of M'-..
PalIre' Boz, and Mllvane.
Oi ihe Ltdicidrp -Mess,> Van Bcuren Holmes
oil Nam Inl'"', Blown OF Ohi", ort seymour.
On the Post Office and Post Rords-Ne>Srs
Lanm IN, job. son Of Ken Holmes of Miss kn,.h
and NJ 'Ilvaine
q" Pe"sio"s.-Messrs. Noble, Talbot, Johnson of
Lou. Lanuian, md Branch
On the District Of CoL,vibir .--AIess,s. L,ovJ of
Nd BNhou', Noble. Eaton, P,riot
>, " .fcco""ts.-AlessIs Seymour, Edwards OF Con.
II ne.
w hams.
Mr.. Lowrie presented three petitions of
persons confined III prison, In one of the dis
trirts of the state Of Pennsy lyania, and who
were prevented from taking advantage of the
act for the relief of persons in their situation,
by the absence of the district Judge, and pray
ing Tor relief from Congress which were re-
terred 10 the committee on the Judiciary.
Mr. Lloyd of Mass. presented the petition
OF VIM and Henry Gray, of Bus,on, praying
the interpretation Of the Government in the
case of the capture of the brig Otter and car
go, belonging to them, by Spanish vessel.
and their condemnation at Porto Rico which
was referred to the Committee on Naval Al
fairs.
Mr.. Dickerson Offered IA resolution pro-
vldIng for the appointment of Joint Com
n'ittee of the twn Houses, 10 make such DIS
position Of the rooms in the centre building
OF the Capitol as the bu,iress and convent
ence of the two Houses uf Congress NAV re-
| quire.
message was received from the Horse OF
Representatives, informing The Senate of tin
concurrence of the House, in the resolutions
from the Senate, for a joint Co;nmi te" ON
Enrolled Bills, and for The appointment Of two
Chapians of different denominations and that
the House had made choice on. their part. of
tn" Rev. Henry b BnScom, of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, as their Chaplain.
On motion of Nh. Holmes, of Maine. the
S"natr then proceeded to the election of u
Chaplain on their part. On The first ballot. nv
choice was made, The votes being rs follows :
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-18

Ut The ENQUIRER is published iw Ice week general.
w. and three times week during the session the State
LsgSdTePrce, the same as heretofore, Firs Dollars yer
annuni, payable in advance. Notes chartered sn,r.
paving Banks (ony) will he received payment I'll. I'D.
iiors VIII guarantee the safety OF RENTING them by mail
the postage OF all letters being paid by the " riers
" No paper will he discontinued but at the discretion
OF the Edii"rS until all arreHrages have paid up.
shall have IA tenth gratis f'r
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
u Vne square or teSs-First Insertion, rs cents-each
con nuance, SO cents
acknowledgements inserted, until has either paid
for assumed by some person in this civ or is enyiron
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-18
SLAVES FON HIRE-

BLACk nan, aged about 55, he IS gardener g. Oser.
- a good blacksmith, aged %.
FIRST tate copper ared about So well acquainted with
mixing rtacc9 Keys and hIur barrels
Three girls good character viz ady's maid aged
10 " g'fl AGED 10 and % girl aged ~.
tifeh hoy aPeJ % bred u bouse servant
ntAiatO pCet - FIRST house servant. oset
ant c"rt"ge driver hr b.. for sale.
wonen age 80; with an infant child, and = son ten
ears "'d tiese viii not Toe separated. The mother j. n
wo"tn % g''d character plano cook seaHsress arc
n.uia,to 10y aged 49, couk and house servant and
10Y ~ good character
ihe aforementioned Slaves viii be hired until Christina.
itfl BOND 0nd security will be required Che rires 4
F1reocr ~" DC given % persons living IN the country
YcHt 70 be ffsde ~ he Uifcc the south cor
| 1er "i tne NeT Market, Shdtkoe ilill, Richmond
pteem0et 10 eg-wtGJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-18
Lond, Negroes, and Other prope,ly for SoIe

LIND, Negroes, and other PROPERTY for Sale
SH Vi ne 81 deed Of executed me nv Newman
recorded 20 secure the payment sums of money
therein ioeotoned to John Roane King William county
shall on the ist day of January 1924 fair il not The
ne1i far day thereafter in the of Tdppahannork and
county ut Essex offer for sale the OF land (and other
property berrin specife) lying and being The lower
parish "I he aioreSnid county, containing Ivy estimation
90 acre or me same more or Less also beiweeu 40
conveyed 10y The will Of Newman Brockeneugb to the
snd Newman toanei the whole of this property is held
by Mrs Lucy Bro kenbrough during life ther fore the
re1trs'u""ry interest only viii be disposed Of
Wen TO vest their fuNds il IS uncommony healthy is with
in two three miles Of The Rappahannock river whence
e most abundant supply Of fine fish, oysters and crabs
can nc speedily and readily obtained An arm Of IIs
Dragon swamp passes through the centre of the tract
containing by estimate 20 nr 80 swamp which
may he az small expense ered into meadow of ps.
rior quality the whole body nf the land Is OF texture A.
TTped To me cultivation of corn wheat and tobacco ON
te day NJ sale more particular description will he piyen
Tue property will nc offered for cash nevertheless il Other
,;,i @ re oherr1 'hey may he attended Such
e oHy viii be conveyedby the subscriber as is vested
~ mn, - rns'ee The VALIDITY # which may be judged OF
" an eAbibt 90 the LAY Of sale.
Oct. a. 4e-w,ds JouN J. RoANE. Trustee.
10 Close aud make final seteineni Of the estates oi
Joseph Watkins and Mayo G.. Watkins deceased; !
vii as agent u the Legdtees, sell accommodating
the following parcels Of land Une Of 1000 acres ynr
county ~ Uchnghami 400 acres on Jackson river in
the county OF Baihi $40 adjoining lands Of Gal
iHhas N the couny OF Aegany being the main road
Ieadng from TIE Warm 10 the White Sulphur Sweet
Springs go acres Oh Lick in Boieourt county 6O1
are On Rich Patch run i54 Back creek Monroe
CUNniN ppn "hin lew miles OF The sweet Springs
200 acres adjoining The Sweet Spring tract Of land and
iO' acres ~ babfl county on the Big Sandy river.
viii likewise sell the following parcels i'm the .tst. ~,
Oslo No ITO north fork Paint ceek, 1910 acres CONT
guuus Co Cullcpthe no. 1875 Andersnus creek ntno
souny, OF 1000 dces 1000 Clover Lick creek
Williamsburg CermUnE NO. So Lucy's run AVID the
east fork o the Miami of 666 NO. $3.50 ON ,rc
fork IT Paint Highland county 2OOO acres no. 3ssl on
White Ok creeE, Brown county. Or55D acres near o
deurgeOwu Az OF the above lands ofeariv locations
and fst rate lands, IA Opu'ous aud well neighbour.
hoods.
For terms apply to agents. Rir. A. Collect Clinton
county, Ohio, MAYOR Mckay, Chicothe, the sucr
Der living near the Dovor mills, Gppchlsnd, Va.
tom Tff er -sgfF -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-18

Whole number SO
Necessary io y choice 10
Rev. DR. SaUgiun had II
R"v. Mo. Mclvaine .
Rev. Mr.. Posi-
Rev MIR Alien
On the second balottns, the votes were as
follows:
Whole number 50
Naces>i,v 10 = choice 70
Rev. DR.. S'rughion had %
R-v. Mr. Mrilvaiue 81
Rev. Mr.. Post
Rev. Mr. Allen
And the Rev. DR.. Staught0n was DECLARED
|" be elected Chaplain of the Senate, for the
present session.
On motion of Mr.. Barbour, so much of The
Fresihents Message as relates tn the foreign
relations Of the country, was referred TO the
C"mmIttre on Foreign Relations
On motion OfMr. Lloyd, of Massachusetts,
so much of the Message as relates to naval
affairs. was referred To The Committee on Ma
val Affairs.
On motion of Mr. Dickrrson. so much Of
the Message as relates To manufactures. Wa
referred to the Committee on Commerce and
Manufactures and
The Senate then adjourned to IL O'Clock
tomorrow.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-18
[From the Nallonnl Inlrllircncrr.l

Remarks OF the Election Of The Chier .Hagis-
frats' ,respec,f4ly addressed 10 The Republican
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-18

The following persons have been appointed
I" compose the committee on the subject of
Revolutionary Pensions. viz.
Mr.. Edwards, of North Carolina, Mr.. Gas
sedy. Mr. kreainer, Mr.. Hogphnom, Mr.. Kid
der, Mr.. Arthur Smith, MIR. Vance, of \. Car
OHM.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-03-29
Virginia to Wit:

at Rules holden in the Clerks Office of The
Co@nfy Court Of Hampshire on tie first
Mond9y an Marco, 1873.
->o'man trton, Complainant,
.f,gcipSt
Jonathan Carlile ami Eaoch Jones,
Defendants.
The defendant, Jonathan CarIiIe, not
having entered his appearance 81 Civ
en- security according TO the Ac, Of AS
sembly e. the Rules of this Court, and
It appearing by satisfactory evidence.
that he Is not IN inhab;iant of this com.
men~eaith: Il is ordered, inst ihe said
'sienhant DO appear here on the frat
say OF June Court pext aa,i answer The
bill OF the plaintiff; and that copy
OF 'his order be forthwith inserted in
'ome newspaper published in Win
chester, foF two months suceessiveiv.
ana posted at the front door of the
Court House Of The county of Hamp.
shire.
a Copy-Tsste,
JOHN 3. WHITE, C. II. G.
March 22-T.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-03-29
Virginia to wit /:

at Rules holden IN The clerks Office Of
the Superior court ofchancery for the
Winchester District the first Monday
an January 1925.
Jaeph French admir-. de bonis non, with
the will annexed Of Jacob Houk decea.
sed, Plaintiff,
Against
Jacob Weaver and Christena his wife,
Defendants.
THE Defendants not having enter
ed their appearance and given security
according to the Act Of Assembly and
the Rules of this Court, and it appear
ing by satisfactory evidence, that they
are no' Inhabitants of this country: 1t
as ordered That the said defendants do
appear here on the first Gay Of ths next
term and answer the bill Of The plain
tiff, and that copy of this order be
for; hwith inserted in some newspaper
published in Winchester, for two
months successively, and pos'ed at the
front door of the Court House III the
said sowu If Winchester.
a Copy-Teste,
DANIEL LEE, C. t, C:
Jan. % B.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-03-29
Virginia to wit :

ut Ruies holden IN the Clerks Office
of the Superior court of Chancery
for the Winchester District the first
Monday in January 1923.
Matthew Gilbert and others
Plaintiffs,
Against,
Charles Mcdonald and David Rccs,
Defendants.
THE Defendant Charles McDon-
aid not having entered his appearance
and given security according to the
Act Of Assembly and the Rules of
this Court. and it appearing by sstis-
factory evidence, that lie is not an in
habi;ant of this country IL is order.
cd, That the said Defendant do
appear here ON the FIST day of Che
next term and answer the bill Of the
plaintiffs [; and that a copy of this Or
der DC forthwith inserted in some
newspaper pablished in Wmchesfer,
for two months successfully aud post
ed at the front door OF the Court
House in the said town of Winches-
ter:
A Copy--Teste.
DANIEL LEE, c. C.
Jan.-18-C.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-03-29
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED
JOHN HEISXELL,
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st three dollars per ann,m payable in
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t2 lines common manuscript matter,
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tended to.
vi. Chancery Orders inserted as
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N. d. 1t is distinctly 10 be under
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per to be inserted in other papers.
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VII. The Postage on all commu-
nications to the Editor. must be paid
by the writer, or they will not be at
tended to-.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-03-29

"a Y the celebrated hogso Hyatoga,
AS who sold for $4,000. now in high
perfection. will make his Spring season
IN the Counties of Frederick and jgf-
lerson. commencing on the ;st day Of
April next. at Mr.. VIM. Yanhorns STA
bic in the town of Winchester, and re
main there 9 days; then will move to
or near CharlestOwn. jefferson Coun-
ty- and remain there 9 days. In trav-
cling to and from he will call at Mr..
Scvcrs's on the Opequoh. the White
house. & Mr.. Carriers, where gentle
men wishing TO In eed from this valua-
bic horse will he accommodated.
JOSEPH EVANS.
February %.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-03-29
SaddEers Saddlers Attend.
Harry's Elastic Spring Girth
Straps, and Sliding Spring
Patent Saddles.

THE Subscriber has obtained pa
tent for constructing Saddles OF new
and improved plan. pronounced By the
best Judges to besuperior tn any thing
Of the kind ever offered TO the public.
lie is now making and vending his
Saddles in this couQty and earnestly
invites his friends and county-mcn.
who consult their OWE comfort and
pleasure. and the ease Of their horses
in riding. 10 call and examine them.
SADDLERS at a distance can be fur
nishcd Will, mo;!els on application to
make and vend Saddles of the above
description. The Right for any Coun-
ty or District Of Counties in the Uni
ted States may be obtained by letters
addressed to the inventor in Harrison
burg. Rockingham County, Virginia.
The Patent issued On the ist Februa-
ry 1898
PETER HARRY
Harrissonburg Feb. 22d ct.
Z. S Farmers in the County can be
supplied with Saddles and the various
articles III his line Of business for pro-
duce.
u rs
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-03-29
PETER HARRY
Virginia to wit :
u IL
L . kAg

q: RaleS holden in the Ciert's Office Of
tie County Court of Hampshire on the
first Monday in ,NGrch, 1895.
George Rosers AMI Rebecia his wife,
late Rebecka Parsons, Jacob Long
and Maria his wife. late Maria
Parsoss, and James Parsons. heirs
and legai representatives Of Thomas
Parsons, decd. COmpiaiuants,
against
Isaac Kuy Kendall, Jeremiah CIaypoIc,
and William Douglass and Walter
Douglass, which William and Wal
ter are heirs and legal representa-
tives Of William Douglass, deed.
Defendants.
THE Defendants, Jeremiah, Will.
4 liam and Walter, not having en-
tered their appearance and given se-
eurity according to the Act Of Assem-
bly, aud the Rules OF this Court, and IL
appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are not inhabitants Of this com
monwealth: IL IS ordered, That the said
Defendants do appear here on the FIRST
day Of June Court next and answer the
bill of the Plaintiff; and that a copy of
this order be forthwith inserted 10
some newspaper published in Winebes.
ter, for two mouths successfully and
posted at the front door Of the Court
House of the county Of Hampshire.
A COpy-Teste,
JOHN p. WHITE, q. IT. c.
March 2z--N.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-03-29
For Hire.

NE subscriber has four or Eve ne.
Sroes That he wishes TO hire out until
the 20ih December next. Among them
are one young fellow, one young wo-
man-ihe others boys from twelve to
seventeen years Of age. For further
particulars enquire of
Fl. GUNNELL,
Near Hopewell, E. c.
March 22-3!yd.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-03-29
Wanted to Hire,

ESOR the remainder Of the year,
a Negro fellow who has been
accustomed to ploughing. and the IL
sual work on a farm. The advertiser
resides in Shenandoah county, but
the Editor of this paper is authorized
to treat with any person having a
hand Of that description. March s.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-03-29
IEE2&
LEES
Famous Ambitious Pills.

Price so cents per box.
They are excellently adapted Q carry eft
superfuous bile, and prevent its morbid se-
cretions--io restore and amend the appetite
produce free Precipitation, and thereby
prevent colds, which are often of fatal conse-
queDce.
CT Please to ask for "Lee't Hnti. Biiio51
Pills, with the signature of
NOAH RlDGELY,
Late JN;cfset Lee, g Co. as reae others
are genuine.
TO Mr. Noah Ri6gely.
Dear Sir,-.Having made use Of thevarious
Pills in my family, offered TO the public tor
the last twenty-five years, and having found
your celebrated Anti-Bilious Pills the most
efficacious in cleansing the stomach AID bow
els, removing headaches, sick stomach. al d
having used them for several years past, csh
have no hesitation in stating, that believe
them las represenied)
.uOSt Valuable Family Medicine,
JACOB SMALL,
aug. 9. 1921.
Conway,st. Baltimore,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-03-29
Z ru S t S a | e.
Jan. 25 b.

TDY virtue of Deed of Trust execu
ND ted to the subscriber by John XII
ger on the t7th day Of August 1920, &
recorded in The Clerks Office of this
corporation, tor the purpose therein
mentioaed, will bs sold on Monday the
2f inst. ell the House. A.A
hold and Kitchen Fur GSjSysyA
niiure belonging TO the Ply
said John Kiger--aIso 1 slsssSs.zlis;zs
Cow,-Sale to commence at 10 o'ej,ck
THOMAS PACK, Trustee.
( March 1.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-03-29
TRUST SALE.

pY Virtue &c Deed of Trust exc
-0cuted to the subscriber BY Thomas
Lewis and duly recorded in the Coun-
ty Court Of Hampshire for the purpose
of securing debt due to George Sharf
and Daniel Carmichael, Exeautors Of
Alexander Blown, ] shall sell at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder for
Cash, on The 22d day Of March next
a Tract Of Land.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-03-29
4 ? 9 A CREs.

lying Immediately on the road from
Winchester to Romusy upon which
there is a merchant Mill, and good
stand for a tavern, having been oecu-
vied as such for several years by said
Lewis. The sale will take place be-
fore the Tavern door Of said Lewis
npoa The premises at , o'clock on said
day aud Immediate possession given
tie rurehaser. Such title as is vested
!, .as BY sold deed W i'll be made
tJ.ds, &. IIEI SELL, Trustee.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-03-29
Dissolution of Partnership.

fSNHEPartnership nG Henry w. Ba.
Il ker s. Sons will be dissolved on
he fst day Of April next. They beg
Lave TO return to their customers and
The public generally their most sincere
thanks for their liberal patronage -
T hose indebted to the Firm are pnrtic,
al ariy requested to come forward and
settle their aceompts either with cash
or by note.
The business will be continued BY
Henry w. Baker end his son George ct
the old stand. Jacob Baker will com
nance business az liis atOre room next
door TO the Farmers Bank of Va.
March Is 3ts.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-03-29
$50 ACRES,

more or less. This farm IS watered by
Gap Run, aud has on it sn A. gle and
Peach Orchard. The impro, emeuts
are. 2 new log dwelling Houses, one Of
which is - by rs, with good stone
chimney, and has u cellar uRder IL: the
other is one story high, rs feet By 40
with two rooms; barn. & all necessa
ry out houses. There is on said farm
never failing springs, enc about 90
yards from the door. There ere ebouI
8 Acres of Timothy Meadow, wei, set.
aud much more can be made. This
land is well adapted to ciover 6, pIais.
ter, end there is now about 40 Acres
in clover about 20 Acres in small
grain. watch, if desired, will be sold
with she land. Upwards Of 100 Acres
Of this land are cleared and he rensin-
der in woods. Any person wishing to
purchase will vicw the land and bar
gain with the subscriber pyevinus to
the ls;h of MAY; otherwise it will on
that day he offered at public sale To
the highest bidder.
y. B. FOr terms apply TO The sub
scTihsr.
THOMAS OGDEN.
jan. SO.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-03-29
FORSALE.

q ME Subscriber wishes to sell The
Il farm on Which he pnw resides,
about miles from Winchester, ad-
joining the lands Of Joseph Baker and
other, containing abont
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-03-29
HORSES.

ME subscriber will have for sale
a at the stable Of Daniel Lynn in
Winchester, on the Election day (31st
inst.) number Of valuable
y OrS e S,
which will be disposed Of upou reason-
a6ie terms.
az SAMUEL EFFINGER,
March s. Spd. Of Ohio.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-03-29
THE WE'LL BRED HORSE
UYDEEALLY.

a
(RY the Imported Horse Pretcuder.
out Of an Adveaturer marel will stand
the ensuing season at w. Cunningham
iun's stable in Hardy County and pro,
badly have another stand.
Hyderai!y viii he let To mares al 7S
the season, to be discharged BY the
payment o.. six doilars within the scar
son--The seasun will commence on the
frat day Of April, a"d emf on the
Isl day of July.
HyderalIy
- beautiful dark c!,e-nut, l6 hands
high, we'll propcrtioned and active
hrrse, emineutiy calculated either for
he saddle ar harness. 1T is unnecessary
TO comment upon the s:ccs Of Prefen-
der, "a he has stood puriVnllpd as a
stock Sctter fer seventeen years. Crest
pains will he taken to prevent aeei-
dents, but / "i.i nat be responsible
FIR any.
6-TPublic days &, Sundays executed.
DANIEL HYDE.
N. B. Kyderaily is warranted sure
foai geiier, aud a good stock getter-
d. H.
Tardy Coy. March 1T.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-03-29
LEES
Fever and Ague Drops.

Price rs cents PEI p' ial formerly 81.
.Widdtetozcn, MIDI Oct. 10th, 1929.
S'r-We are now happy to inform. YOU.
that the result latter correct trial) Of your
lees .ague aud Fere,' Drops,
has been of the mos fs'tering kind, not only
a few cases has been cured of that very d;s..
greeab!e ard irksome complaint, bu, sir, e7rs
~ case. so for as our enquiries have reached
has been perfectly cured, and some indeed hy
fcTa doses only.
We desire 20 remain, cir, yours respectful
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-03-29

In the Superior Iourt Of Chancery
holden al HinchesleI ~ Virginia,
bkt1Cc6n
George S. Lane. Plaintiff,
ind
John Douglass, Robert G. Lee, Ro-
bert Mandeyille and James Man
devilic, administrators of Joseph
MandcyIllc, decd.
Defendants.
THE defendants arc desired to take
notice, that on the 9TH day OF April
next, at the House and Tavern kept
by Robert Fulton III Charlestown.
Jefferson County, Virginia, l shall
take the Deposition ofthe said Robert
G.. Lee; and OH the 9th day of the
same Month, az the Hotel kept by
Jesse Brown, in tho City of Wash
ington, shall take tie Deposition Of
the said Jesse Brown and his wife,
and Thomas Mustin-to be evidence
on behalf of the plaintiff i'll said suit.
March g. GEORGE S. LANE:
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-03-29
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