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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-10-21

A Jockey at fair, who bad bargaIned with
corntryman for horse that happened II
have bald free, observed 20 the latter, thar
be looked rather pale u tks face. Yes said me
cOuntryman. and II you had looked through a
halter as long as he has, you would Be pale N
che face too
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-10-21
English GOODS. Cheap.
Just Received e. not0 opening for sale b.
ROGERS & COX,
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
Staple g. Fancy GOODS,

AMONG WHICH ARE.
EtLEGANT figured and plain Swiss Mus
IL lins--4-4 and Cd null and Jacconett do.
limitation Merino Mantles-Zelia Handker-
chiefs-eiegant wrought inserting Trimmings
plaid Siks--Queen Caroline Plaids-Fig'd
and plain Bombazetts, some Of a new style
Imitation India Muslins--Cambrics and Cam
brio MusliD--Long Lawns-black s. colored
6g'd Silk---light neutrality-suspicious. black
twilled Silks-Elegant 81 black Bombazines
black Synchaws and Sarsnetts--long and
short white kid Gloves-English black, kid &
Beaver ditto--inen's and women's silk Gloves
and Hose, black & colcred Canton and Nankin
CraPes--4-4 and Ga Dimoties-fgured scar
let Flannels and Rattinetts--5-4 g. Ga white
FlanneIs, MILD and twill'd--pIain Flannels Of
all colors livery cheapl- egant blue Queens
Cloths-green Bookings -Serges--SuPerhne
ri A.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-10-21
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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-10-21

Logan, and Seventy-Six, there are several pretty
poeSical illusions, from which the following is exrac-
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-10-21

AT race in the south, among other horses
that started Tor the plate was one called Both
enlm- An Irishman taking fancy 20 the
name, betted large odds in bis favour. Tow
ards the conclusion ofthe race, his fav0urite
happened TO be in the rear of all on which
Paddy exclaimed. All there he j. Botherum
forever; see how be drsues tkens az before han.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-10-21
THE NEW
STEAM BOAT LINE

From he KsHAcbee 10 Bosion Is nou IN fan ope-o-
ton The
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-11-06
Photography.
MR. j. GODDARD

tEsENDERS, with Difference to his pa
u irons in harrisburg, his thanks for
the encouragement wnlcn they have af-
forded him, in this, his first attempt 10
teach in the english Department. He
has come to the determination to CONT
nue. the School, and TO devote a suitable
attention 10 il.
For theinformation of those who may
not be acquainted with his method Of
teaching, together with what he propo-
SEES to teacn, it will suffice to name the
branches that will be taught, viz:
Reading, Wriuag, and Arithmetic;
Geography, and English Grammar.
Z Iachygraphy viii be taught on new
and improved method, as also Book
keeping, by single and double entry.
His second quarter will commence on
the Fast Monday IN .Aorem5sr merit.
GP A few more pupils will be re-
ceivcd, il carly application be made.
. October IS.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-11-06
gIDlLlMG MILL, Sc
Under nevo Management.

THE Pulling. Dying. and Dressing &c Cloth.
4 aithe JfsraastEsg faefe,y, " placed an.
der the management II Mr.. WflIsAS MArxr,
who has served regular time to the business
in Englsnd, and Tor same time has had the
management Of large esssblishmens in this
coontfy. and is pronounced q first rate wosk.
man, Therefore all Cloth, STUFF. &c, sent &c
the management Il Mr., Msyue, the subscriber
will warrant 70 be done campiete. according
to the direction. There viii be at this establish
ment, AZ hdgs Ai,e Ia: in constant oppera
tiou--cio,h, wool, and pieces WILDE coioured
Blse. with oil other colours and warranted
good and brllians.--wool for manufacturing or
IA exchange f3r Cloth. Competing Linses, Blals-
keis. Csss,nctls, snd Flannel. VIII be received
Al the Factory Pine and coarse wool will be
cARpfa, INTO rolls. aud done complete. and
At short notice Machinery beng In CON-
piete. order Cor business, the subscriber hopes
fora liberal encouragement.
EDWARD A. GIBBS
Martinsburg. July 81 I'll
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-11-06
Satins and Grapes.

MRS. BROMwELL informs her
lVl friends and the public in general,
that she has just received small supply
Of Satins and Grapes for plain Bonnets.
Those who are disposed to give her en-
enlargement, can have them made ia
any form they wish. She win also bleach
and do up Leghorn, and repair Umbrel-
las at the shortest notice. She also IN
forms the public, that Miss Eliza Brom-
well, who lives with her, and just from
Baltimore, intends following the Nam
tuamaking Business. Those who wish
to have Dresses or Pelisses in the most
fashionable manner, as now worn in
Baltimore, can have them made here.
or she will wait on them, in their ani-
lies. if desired.
Martinsburg, October IS, 1928,
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-11-06
Martinsburg, Nfginia,
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! weeks insertion. and continued, sftes that
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cordingy.
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v. Chsncery Orders inserted as other Ad.
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NIB It is distinctly to be understood by Adj.
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less toe, same be previously paid tor.
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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-11-06
MDgplDMa

DERSONS having claims against the
il estate of George Krsglo,u. decd. are
desired to bring them forward, properly
authenticated, for settlement. Those
indebted to said estate, are requested
to make immediate payment, as Ions
indulgence cannot, nor viii not, be 81
ven.
GEORGE KREGLOW, .5-,..
PETER KREGL0W,
Oct ;t6.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-11-06

RESPECTFULLY informs the pub
AZ lie, that the next quarter Of his
SCHOOL will commence on MONDAY,
the 10th of November next, at which
lime be willalso open NIGnr ScHooL.
Those wishing to send to the latter, are
to apply before that day.
October S0-3w
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-11-06
Notice.

A LII persons having claims against
"A the estate of WILLIAM PATToN, de-
ceased, are desired to bring them for
ward, properly authenticated for settle
men4. Those indebted, are requested to
make Immediate payment, as long in
diligence cannot be given.
rHeS PATTON, Admir-
OctxAer &c.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-11-06
NOTICE.

LII persons indebted to the estate
n Of Mr.. JAcoB BlsEor, deceased,
are respectfully solicited to make pay
ment Immediately. Those having ac-
counts open, are desiredto call and set.
tie them. Those haring claims against
the said estate, will please bring them
forward, properly attested, in order that
a final settlement may be made as soon
as possible.
GEO. WOLFF, ~,
VIM. LONG, ~"
October %
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-11-06
FOR SALE.
MFR r. Ill. Jones,

NOU, being nonresident Of this
l state, are hereby notified, in the
manner prescribed by law, that on MoS-
DAT. the 18th day Of November next, al
the Globe Tavern in Marhnsbnrg. Berke-
ley County, Virginia, shall take the de-
positions OF John Dawson and others
relative to a. certain matter Of contro-
versy now depending and undetermined
in the District Court of Chancery hold
en- at Winchester, in which, am COM
plainant, and YOU are defendant.
JOSHUA BALDWIN.
October f6.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-11-06
Fall Goods,

Just received; the principal part ofwhich
we're purchased last month in the PHI
Iadelphis market on the lowest terms,
and will be sold VERY Low, for cash only,
BAKER TAPSCOTT,
Surviving partner Of james S. Lane & T4pscott
Martinsburg, October %, 1923.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-11-06

The Franklin IA, was Al Callas on
the 7th July.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-11-06
Flay-See Wanted.

FH9HE subscriber wishes to purchase
Ill clean FLAX SEED, for which he
will give, per bushel, FIFTY CENTS
CASH, or give Oil in exchange fer
seed. He will endeavour to keep con
slant supply of Oil on hand, so that those
at distance, wishing to exchange, can
have the Oil TO take home with them
1t is expected that those Offering Seed
for sale, will make It as clean as possi-
BILE.
JACOB SHAFER.
Martinsburg Oil Mil, Sept. %.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-11-06
Ladies' Saddles

Can be made on the above plan at the
shortest notice, at the subscribers shop,
where work of every description, in his
line, win be executed with neatpess and
despatch, at prices suited to the times.
WILLIAM FIELDS.
-Hagerstown, oct.as.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-11-06

On the. Cutting Of Steel By Soft From.
From silimaaS JournAiof Science and Arts.
Extract Of letter to the Editor, from
the Rev Herman ,DAggctt, dated
Cornwall, Conn. Feb. 8, 1928
~ take the liberty ID communicate
to you i fact, which has lately come
TO my knowledge, and which, ! Judge,
may be Of considerable use 10 mocha
MICS, and perhaps in philosophy. II
may not, however, be new to you.
Mr.. Barnes, "a cabinet maker Of
this pEaceJ had occasion TO repair
cross cut saw, "a saw to be Used by
two persons) of . very hard plate,
which would require considerable L.
Dor in the Usual way Of filing. He
recolIectcd having heard that lie Sha-
kers sometimes made use Of what he
called a buzz, to cnt iron. H4 there
fore made circular plate Of sheet iron,.
Ia piece of stove pipe, fixed m axis
ito Il, and pct il in bis lathe, which gave
lie q very powerful rotary morton =
While ID motion, he applied to it q
common file, to make il perfectly
round and smooth; bot the fiIe was cut
intwo by il, while it received ifseIf no
impre ssion. He then applied piece
of rock-crystal, which, bad the desired
effect. He then brought under ii the
saw.plale, which in few minutes was
neatly and completely cut through lon
Egitudinaily. When hcstoppedt the buzz,
he found It had received no wear from
!! the operation, and that he could imme-
Idiately apply his fingers to il, without
IperceiviDg much sensible heat Dur
ling the operation, there appeared =
band of intense FIRE round The buzz,
continually emitting sparks with great
Violence He afterwards marked The
-aw for teeth, and il q short time cut
lcut them ont by lie same means. Il
seemed evident, that The buzz, in re-
fleeing the di, ision, never came in &C.
tualcontact with tile plate"
The Franklin IA, was Al Callas on
the 7th July.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-11-06
Office.

THE death Of Mr.. JAMES :. LANE
m. kesit necessary to wind up, as
soon as possible, the business Of the late
firm Of james S. Lane s. Tapscot.
The subscriber gives notice to all per-
sons indebted, that payment must be
made without delay. He regrets that
il Is no longer in his power to extend
the indulgence, which, under other CIR
cumstances, he would have been ena-
bled to give.
q sSorfment of
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-11-06

The French Ministerial paper. HE
journal des Debates, has the following
speculation upon the treatment of sir
Robert Nilsson, should he fall into the
hands OF the French:
The English Journal, the Courier,
asks what We shall do with Sir Robert
Wilson, IN case be should fall Into our
hands, and whether we would treat lin
as an English subject or revolutioaa-
~ soldlsrS THIS is 4 question which,
really affords matter Of curious specu-
la'.on, England Is at peace with France,
and she has, moreover, in the last ses-
sion ofparliament, passed bin which
prohibits any Of her subjects from en-
tering into the service Of the Belliger-
ent Powers. Thus, Sir Robert. beias
taken with arms in his hands, could moi
be claimed by the British government
orif he be returned to his own country
he would become liable to the penalties
consequent on the violation Of an act of
parliament, unless sfts Of parliament
are to be Considered as laws wiic.
merely threaten, but are destitute eli
application and force. Now. the parIia.
lnent Of England never promulrates
vain laws, nor does It suffer its decrers
to be laughed at.--Sir Robert then. be.
ing taken prisoner, in what Character is
ne to be considered by Erancel--s
spaniards But allowing that he has
letters OF neutrality, can such letters be-
recognizedb by usi Sir Robert i ncto-
riousty an Englishman, and member
OF parliament. Can ws admit that he il
. citizen ef the Republic Of the Cortes.
and subject Of the monarchy Of Geo.
the TVthy
The truth is, that Sir Robert Wilson,
taken Ia arms against Us, il neither
Spaniard nor Englishman; he l. an un-
known sdyenturer, unaclxnowlsdged
without country, one who violates the
rights Of nations, and who has no other
authority for what he does than that
whichforce gives to the man who has
armed himselffor the purpose Of assas-
siastion. At sea, those gentry are CALI
ed pi rates. A court-martial, according
to all the laws Of war, would bs entitled
TO execute justice upon Sir Rsbefk
Nut he mead not fear. tho grnefosi~
II ofFrancs will not belle itself. Thj1
j., In all probability, what We should do
with Sir Robert Wilson, If he beeaans
our prisoner 1--WE would send him tina
best surgeon hi the army, 5f he were
wounded; we would afford him pecu-
mary assistance II he we're in want Of
money; and ws would have him convey
cd with all gentleness 10 his country,
where be might have the pleasure Of
writing and. speaking al the evils Of
France thaths thought proper. We do
not much fear his arms, We never read
his pamphlets land his hxranguas give Us
very little trouble,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-25
t522 .7cres Of land for Sale.

NM ILL be sold al public auction, Lsusa Courthouse
on Friday the 18th of Angus next being the week al
,E quarterly court the of land living miles
below the Courthouse, the Northeast erect
and the Elk creek road which did belong TO James
nern divided amongst his dcvisees heirs " contains
ngreeahy to the report Of john Mum, esq
county, 1922
There is variety of soil and quality in this tract and on
Jus good miiseai-anl the neiEhborhood is in which
griSt and saw mill wouid be uable. Nearly ali the
tract IS ia natural state, wish abuadance OF fine
tin'ber small part of how has viibin wears
past been cleared and its p;curt has paid well
labor estoNei thereby proved that land
wei worth the attention those wish to supply
themselves. ~if''
Mr. unn who surveyed this land, will show form and
give rpon nf qualify, any person wishing pur-
.n"se. Aud Mr. Whock who lives IL, and sir. John
,onnaSnn and any other of the neighbours living
"'Mih Shew II To any person ~ m apply
's tract has hecn laid info n,S
'"nI ehient 10 suit purchasers any description.
ne sale viii he for small part n, meet
penses ana the balance u three PAYMENTS GAMING
'lue ist Jnnnnry i824 rs 4 pr viii made v tho
nhdersignrd-Fork STREET attorney in william,
browns and as commissioners appointed by DEGREES ot
LOUISA county curt, rendered the ith of mi,
mon one in the name of Brown against Brown and uhers
80, ~. he sale OF y acres and the other la the
'i"pt"n against Copun and OTHERS nr the sale cf
.ereS-nm hRer Bso,on, in hsowh right ex'or OF
The aforesaid james Brown decd 7. S'FRFET.
JhIN 20 23-tus MILLER BROWN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-25
CoMMUHic CATION,


-, JULY 10Th, 1923.
We have heard much Of the ly, the hog and nj.
gcon weru as dividing Our wheat ctop~ among Them
have lately been through considerable part of
Augusta aud Rockingham, famed for wheat grow ing
counties and instead of Icmarking the ravages al
those unwelcome visitors, my heart OverApws with
gratitude 10 The God al haveSts for the prosper OF
continued plenty ~ our land, mary nf the fields are
literally Rroanng under the weight Of golden rtops
Bath less celebrated for wheat has no reason Ia com.
PLAIN promises abundance of her native productions
thus we again see verified The promise hat seed
lime & harvest Suppose it means plentiful laIvesis
shall return III due season., aud have the comfortable
prospect OF plenty ai home and of contributing from
our surplus considerable supplies the less fortunate
regions where wars intestine divisions interrupt
lie peaceful pursuits Uf agriculture.
a SUBSCRIBER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-25

TUE vacation Mrs James Nj. Garments school will
4 ON the st of August, and end on the la.
at The FIRST week Ocoher Mr.. hopes arc
20 he i'rr Scholars for the year, will lie with her. ii
sooner they lac in place receive the
prove both for pupils and tencher.
MANY very natural approximations hnVag been expressed
,2r The health Of her scholars during their redsnce
Mrs g. thinks ii due friends 10
eHtNes hcfNei July warranted in giving tbs
by thirty YEAR, proof of the salubriiy
'""n ~ Wen hS Nv 10" conclusive fact that most Cf
,hc s's nave hhh much better health. aud none wOrs",
even among h'se who sich than they themselves
say hcy had "a home
Experience having thornu convinced hcv that tFs
reEulttisn OF most other Schnnl, prescribing
'cHt fss Tor the scholars, highly pTnI
she has determined ndnpt IT, She viii therefore
exception shal conss; Nf Gmehan,s, Caicoes and plau
piai,is for COLD
Those who design send Scholars hereafter will oblig
Mrs o. hy making known their intention during the
rt|"V What nnnber nl"y he counted on, IL viii enable
her 10 guard equally VOL against deficiency
daiinn and needless
Her ui in>irur ton will been, n
Hshdng English Eap,ninr, Writing, Arithmetic Grng.-
ply aud LlcnSeA Ut the ,lobes Also Bellies LereS, eE
nens ot Chemistry, ut Natural and Moral Philosophy, Tic
Latin French aud Italian Languages, with general History
The terms will he The same, viz < 100 Board
Tuition during the Scholastic year months alvs
payable halt yearly IN advance he'd bedding =
themselves B,ard during for those bo nrefs, ~
remain = 20 payable on the ist al August
Hooks and Stationary viii he supplied wholesale pr-
cs TOR cash or parents and guardians may buy cisewh
aiu,ic Dahcng will lie taught again 10 such rs d..
sire "a hut they viii he additional charge, payable
No Holidays will he given, except The two months vaca
ii0h but Scholars viii be rece I'd IL may b.
most convenient 10 send hen aud charged only according
Letters directed either Mrs. Garncit James ~
nrn"tt, viii Ne promptly answered. Their Pest Oige
Elmwood, July IC 22-wSv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-25
Uaihd States Co,sri, Finh Circuit Yirriui,<


District, J,.rs tOfh, 1873
TX CIANCERY-Edward Lewis aud Francis Tome.
d mcrcIantS aud partners, trading under ds 6lui II
Lewis 4 Tones, pfs
dgaist
Richard II. wli:lock, William G. Writlook and JAM,
q. Whiilpck, DtNndoaU
On The motion OF the plaintiff ly their COUNSEL AMI
appearing "a the court, LEWIS Webb is appuirir
receiver Of the goods, effects credits Of the estate
Of Chnrie, WhiiOck decreased, aud he Is authorised
directs" to take possession the real properly Of the r
Whiiluck with power 10 lease sauie any Pc,
thereof for term not exceeding twelve months aud
train tue tenants whore IL shall I've necessary ard
commissioner O the court IS directed months notit
published 10 some newspaper tn t city, take accou
~ ihe administration Of Jfmes ~ Whitl5Ck, Ricb1td
Wiiluck decensed o tie real OF which he died p
sesc entitled aud Of all csiu again. his SAYS
y Of the plaintiffs Of Whiiock
nj the defendants, the said Lewis Webb is drccfe 60 m
out Of the money he shall receive from time tue ~
uccrues, all interest the debts due Charles Wal
locks esate a. the Bsnk Of the United States, and VI
Bnnk ~ Virginia, and the curamcnis thereon, toget
with ~ reasonable costs incurred 10 the administration
taC Further order 81 the court.
Acopy-rcsie RICHARD IEFFR1ES, Clk
Comsisiio,,cr's O6cs, Richmond 7h 80 tnth, 1873
The Plfes Interested are desired take notice. hF
have appointed tie six day ~ the IJb alofh (Uctode
Tor commencing tho accounts drs-isd BY the ahr,
order OF the court, which day " nine Ucuck A. n To-
Attendance is required ny Office IN this city, with
aud vouchers ready Cor examination and seat
aud the creditors of the &c Charles Whu5,
o. euyl requested exhibit their claims before
( % hcinrP the day aforesaid, a
July Is, $3.50 THOMAS LaDD = ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-25
NlTIlL'

fIhiE suhscriher intends making "A through tlr-
WeNiern States, Ohio, Kentucky, SC. will
hu>"et, tnt may be offered previpnS the av OF
september next. JOHN JOS. MOSCURE.
july 23-6t
NJ u. JtltN WARE, Sir: IL appearing van an
'A 'habiiNnt o this state, and having no agent
known To will take notice that SHALL tl- 2gih day
o august next in the town of CarrrSviie, M the
cru oi Lnca1iah Taylor, between The hours
morning nnt in the evening of that proceed
the deposition of 1amrs II. Deanr and others read
tNlence IN suit nov depending in the high Of char
Gerry I"r NE Rc!m"nd district wherein won plaintiff
ti TIE whole be taken which Time piare YOU may
attend IL ynn please. HuMPHRFY nEIT
Pow haIan. Na. Jny u. 2S-ufu,kr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-25
MR.. LEG9RES OR3TJOv

Our acquaintance with Mr. Legarr induced TO read
OUtion-oUr reading of IL induces Law IL before our
Readers I'VE the whole nf il from pa niplet copy
win which hnve been iIvoredl'' The sape Of Ibis
production (aS the Charleston Patriot justly olerve,)
manly thnIsm and the style sufficiently rhetorical aud
impressive without being awdry overNrnurlit. The
orator has INDUCED in spccatiuns which have he
aspect AT least of novelty whoui the dryness which they
are apt To communicate To popular drclamatinn. The
sprit oil the orator does not evapnrae whilst lac tenrzcs
he ever AMI anon breaks forth the reader y
some hue ana effective bursts oi elopucncc, whilst his nat
rios'n l. stimulated aud his imagination warmed by
glowing delneaon Of the prosperous condition and
future 0esIinies OF Ibe RenuhlIc.p