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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-14
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PORTLAND, TUESDAY. JANUARY i, 1ac

There is petition now before the Legislature
for Lottery, to raise funds to construct can
al from this place 10 Sebago Pond Tile adyan-
tages of such work to the interior as well az
10 tire sea board where it will discharge Itself
arc almost fnCaiCulable and certain il is that
the undertaking cannot or will not proceed by
private subscription. Among the works Of in
ternal improvement which are now the prevail
ing subjects Of enterprise, Canals stand most
prominent; new one of great importance has
Just been opened ia Scotland. In this country
they have lately received attention in South and
North Carolina, ia Virginia, Delaware and Mary
land; Ohio is alive to the subject New-Yorlx
rivals the world in her artificial internal nayipa-
ton and khOde-lsand and Massachusetts are.
at tins moment, engaged In a project TO connect
Worcester and Providence BY a canal A5 miles
IN length. And shall Maine, possessed of great
enterprise and activity, and extremely watchful
at all the avenues of wealth, stand still and LET
her sister states shoot past her in works of pub
lie utility and private benefit : We think not
Some may object TO the mode Of carving on this
undertaking 1t IS certainly open to objection
ana as species OF gambling, it never ought to
be permitted for individual advantage. But if
people will spend money in this way. let some
good result to the public from it in this state
there has been perhaps not less than S2O 600 sent
on by way Of the National Lottery 10 assist the
corporation OF the city Of Washington TO erect
school houses, penitentiary and a town hall
Now had not any man in this state rather see
that sane money expended in adding to our own
capital and resources That lottery has iIe+
closed Ire drawings, after great delay ana disap-
roinuncni, and not single prize of any consid-
o1abie magnitude that We can ascertain with GER
iaiptv has come into this state so that all ,ra
have gained by this scheme has been lots ofgold-
On dreams and many airy castles that no man,
tiis cold weather can inbabit. If The same q
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-14
COMMUNICATION.

Mr. Printer-Alany wish to enquire through the
medium of your paper-What is the amount Of the
bills OF cost demands left for collection within the
State Of Maine annually Is there way by which the
public could be made acquainted with the amount not
only annually for the future, but for each OF the past
five or six years, by be made TO the Lee
gsIaure by the proper officers. including the various
items necessary to be known Would not resolve of
the legislature, founded something like the above,
lead 10 information desirable to be known not only by
the paope but necessary for the legislature TO enable
1t to settle many questions. that may before them
This IS the opinion Of-ahd anxiously wished fol- by
more than ONE.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-14
MARINE JOURNAL.
MEMORANDA.

At Cadz. Nov. TO- the Cumberland and Maria, of
this port; ElizaJane, Freeman, Of do. from Ha7 ana
with troops, in quar-.
Schr. Joseph, Prince, of this port, from New-York
at It. Georges, Nov. so, and sailed same day for
Turks Island.
In the Mississippi, about 23d ut briggs Orleans and
Superior, hence Washington, from Hallowell
Ar at Charleston, 18th ult. soop Messenger, Porter
Of this port 10 days from Bath.-26th, schr Retrieve,
Mekown. Bath, IL; Mary & Margaret, Herman,
New-York, II.
Ar at Norfolk. 30th ut sloop Fourth Of July, Schol-
field, hence. 10 days; schr Alligator hence Bona,
Houston. q Belfast from Philadelphia. Came up, the
Maine, Of Saco.
The sloop William, Mcclellan, from Alexandria, for
this port at holmes Hole. 9Th inst.
Schr. Caravan. Sweetser Of Prospect, from Belfast
ar At Boston Friday last.-Cl on Saturday, schrs
Boston, Bailey, for Bath-and Wiscasset and Boston
Packet, Chase, for Wiscasset
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-14

"a Sunday evening last, elegant, learned and ar
gunleatatve discourse was delivered at the meeting-
mouse Of the I'd parisin this town. By Rev. President
ALLEN Natter which collection of $50 SO cents was
taken aid of the Maine Branch OF the American Ed
ucation Society.
Nicholas Biddle, Esq. of Philadelphia, has been
elected President Of the Bank of the U. 5. in the
stead Of Langdon CheeDes, Esq. resigned.
Mr.. Cheeves has determined to remain in
Philadelphia and pursue his professional pursuits
there.
.Nep Worh.-The Baltimore papers announce
a new work called 6 The Rainbow or Lights
and Shadows Of Fashionable Life illustrated by
three single gentlemen rolled into one
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-14

ETiS for sale, on iiherel prme, general e.
IL so,tment of BOOKS & ST fFiON-fRY,-
AMONG WHICH ARR
Laws of Maine and Town Off
cer-Masons' Monitor and Masonic CbaH--
Abbot on Shipping. new ediiiOn--MOlses
$50. Geography and Gazetteer.
Classic s. School Books
EnGeld's Philosophy Buffers Analogy
PaIe,'s Philosophy-Locke on the understanding
-He,Ige's logic Iair', Rhetoric Graers M
iora aud Minora Greek Lexicons, Tesaments
anu Gramm4rs-V ugil--H oracc--Ciropeiia-
Ainsworth's Yonng's and tutick', La in ciior-
aries-Latiu Primers Walker Perry's John
SOM, Dc,ionaries-W ash's, Pixies Stmiforu's.
Root, Kennels, Scholar, aud Temple, Arith-
metics- English and American Readsrs-JTnivet-
sal and American ?. eeepiors-Morse's, Nece,-
ter's, Cummings and Adams Geographies. new
and improved editions, with Atiases-W helpiey's
and Buffers Compend Of History History Of
England The United States, and New England,
Abridged for the use of Schools Murray and
Alex ander's Grammars- Christian and Columbian
Orators-Evangelica Instrueter---Sacred En-
,racts-scott'. Les.ons-U Understanding Reader
Art If Rcading--Picket's Wtbster's, Cum
mings' Perry's and Pike, Spelling Books Young
Lady's Accidence---W riiing and Cypberrs
Books-School Bibles and TestaOents-Watls',
Belknap., Harris and smilh and Jopes' Hypa
Book.
Singing Books.
Handel and Haydn S,eiety CoIlecton-Vil.
Iage, Temple and Northern Harmony.
Large Bibles.
Brown's, Scout, Collins and Cary's f9miy
Bibles. Variety OF Pocket Bibles.
StGman'S Arlicics.
Bowditch's Navigator Blun,'s Coast Pilot,
neW edifiOn-Nautical Ahnansckr-scees al
Divider s--JournaIs, Log Books and Paper
Chats of the American and European Coast,
West Indies, Bahama Banks and Atlantic Ocean
-Quadrants.
Rogers Penknives, of superior quality
Razors. Mathematical Instruments, Pocket AID
Memorandum Books, e. glib aud Dufch QUill-,
swans QuilIs, Walkdeu's black and red lux Pow
der.
Reeves Paints, in boxes and single Cakes,
States, Inkstand., Playing and Blank Cads.
Great variety Of Children'. Books.
American, English and Italian Writing and
Letter Paper of various qualities and sizes, suiIh
bic for account and Record Books.
LedgerS, Journals, Day, Record,
Invoice and Letter Books.
Account and Record Books, bound ard
ruled 20 any pattern.
CIothiers and Bonnet Papers, Drawing L
Cartridge PAPER
Maine Registers for 1928.
Farmers AimGn0cS fer 1928.
Books or cash given Tor clean Cotton and
Linen Rags. jim. IL
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-14

M X. CHASTINE CLARK Of Richmond il said r.
600 be the fortunate holder of the fortunate No.
IVY which drew the highest Prize 100000 Il an
pears from letter published 10 the Norfolk Herald,
that ne last summer called at all the Lottery Offices
III RICHMOND, and endeavoured to procure the Num-
per al the same time stated that he had dreamed that
y had drawn the highest Prize He was so solictous
ABOUT obtaining the number that Mr.. GilspIe,
h9ent' sent 10 Washington and procured it for him
II IS stated that he was 50 con6ient M d,,;nr ,T
highest Prize, that be manifested nc agitation on Tia
tact being announced 10 him.
II appears the subscriber has not sold the highest
tilze' but has sold as high Prize as any Vender in
aha me only $1,000 Prize owned IN whole,
as large proportion of Prizes as any other vender
tickets, Wholes or Parts. constantly IN had
Orders promptly attended TO-
information respecting Lottery thar will com
given. wv rp N SrI O'
Jan. Il. 3w
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-14
.HARPIED

In Camden, Mr.. Frederick Jacobs, Merchant to Miss
Julia Ann Gushing, daughter of Benz Cushing, ESQ.,
Mr.. Joseph II. Estabrook NJ ID. to Miss Caroline ia
cobs, daughter Of the late Samuel Jacobs Esq OF Cam
den.
In Norh-YaGmouth, Capt. David York, 10 Miss
Mary Baker
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-14
CARPERE EFT COLLTGERE.
CONTENTS OF No. 6, OF
THE MUSEUM OF
Foreign Literature and Science,
CONDUCTED BY
ROBERT WALSH, JR.

tONbOC lid By
ROBERT WALSH. JR.
Just received and for Sale at the
PORTLAND BOOKSTORE.
DESCRIPTION at he shetla nd Islands COMPRISING an
- Account Of their Geology. Scenery, Antq and
SuperstItiois.
Count de VAori's Journal Of Henry w.
Campiign Of the Ausr rians against Nurst.
Account Of MAJ lived Ten Yrs after having swal-
lowed Nnmbtr OF Clssp-Krives
o. Machinery for Caeasting and Printing Mathematical
4 a les.
o. Africa.
ferdinand MeDdez Pinto.
the Yellow Fever VI Barcelona.
Goerhe's William Meister
Ootuary-Sir William Herschel.
Life Of KlaProh. the cell brsttd Chemist
The Silent River Dramatic sketch.
On ilwsy Carriages.
Sketch OF the Process OF Fresco Painting.
The HI lioJrCpc.
Some Positions respecting the Influence OF the voltac
Battery ~ obvatns The Effects Of the Division Of the
L gtn pair OF Nerves.
on Species Of Rhinoceros found in the interior Of
Africi.
o. ire Electric Phenomena exhibited in vacuo,
On Hear diseng 4Esd by the Gases.
Description OF Doctilimetre.
Strength OF Cast iron.
Steam Engine Chimneys.
The Manufacture OF Wine improved by Chalk.
Test Tor Masnesia.
Efrct Of Votaic Electricity upon Alcohol y
Considerations the Existence and ofSsphur in
Detrcrion Of Poisous.
Bezoars wooded by Woman.
ROYAL Academy Of Sciences in Paris.
tlecuTO- ENpcTlnent-LfnnRan society Paris
Wool employed IN the Manufactures of France.
OnPreserving Fish by Sugar.-On thriFa of Leaves.
Curious Appearance observed Moon at the Cane
Singular Contrast between the w n:er OF iS22, in the
M n of Europe and South America.
Dr Fleming's Zoology.
ID fusion ~ ,trop.
Power OF Red-hot iron the Magnet.
Odessa.
The Greek Seminary. founded in I775, BY Catherine H.
at 81. Petersburgh.
Fine Arts.
On new Diving Machine, called the Dolphin.
Csre=r1i's Geocentric and Heliocenrric Tables
New Publications.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-14

A petition has been presented to the Legisla-
ture for bridge across Fore river to connect
this town and Cape Elizabeth, some distance be-
low Vaughan's bridge. Ii the object Of the pc
titoncrs be accomplished it will increase the ia
ciIity Of communication between Portland and
Cape Elizabeth, shorten the distance to Saco and
save the bills ca both sides Of the present bridge.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-14

rEfOk FE|IGH1 OK CF4RfEF.
NszN He new fat sailing brig ORoxo.
81 tons bur,hen, high deck ca1ries w.Ii
- compete trdcr fnr voyage, will h.
on'r'Fred iow, r. take fe,ght TO any part Of lie
world. Apply 90 "
ATWOOD & QUINCY,
= 40 ?, Jsass' ROy,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-14

mount had been plt into the contemplated canal,
even those purchasers Of tickets who drew 40
prize would perceive some good result to them
selves from their money, in the quckencd growth
Of town ami country.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-14

On the 18th inst board sch. Hazard. of Eden ly-
ing in this harbour Mr. John Stevens, formerly Of An
dover Mass. aged 43.
In this town, Mr.. William Morse, aged about IS.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-14
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

FRIDAY Jan. 10
Jabez Mowry, of Lubec, appeared, was quail
fed and took his seat.
committee was raised to consider the exne-
diency OF furnishing the several towns end Man
tations in this State with copies Of the Judicial
decisions Of the ;. J. Court.
B'as-regulating tue emranelinc or Jurors.
&c.-ooncerning certain pubic ofiicee-to. in
corporate tic Northern harmonic sotict,-re-
laing TO The ministerial fund in Brtdcton-es-
tabsilng an additional rerfn Of tie e. Of 4 ssions
N honnehec--to cede 10 fine L. S. the inrisaic-
Bon o. land Oh Dlonhe-aE Isiau,,--to inc1 rporate
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-14

PRIZES ONLY TO BE DRAWN.
On the 18th day will be deposited in the wheel
ONE PRIZE Of 5000. On the 18th dav oNr
PRIZE OF $4,000. On the 18th dav ONE PRIZE
$4,000. On the Goth day the GRAND CAP
ITAL PRIZE Of 10000. All the other Pr;zes
floating from the commencement of the Draw
ing. Prizes subject to a deduction Of IS per
cent.
The Drawing viii take place on the first w cd
nesday IN May next and be completed in TWEEN
TY DRAWINGS, with all possible dispatch under
the suPerntendeuce of THOMAS n. GIL
LiSS, Nm BRENT, JOHN DAVTDSON.
D.9NIEL R.4PLN'E, .4.NDREW NAY. ~
GEORGE SWEENEY, and JOHN p IN.
GLE, Esqrs. Managers.
Present price Of TICKETS, Wholes e1o
quarters 81 IS, Eigh;hs 81 SO, Sixteenths rs
Cents but will rise one dollar next month.
~ Al orders BY mail (post pad) enclosing
Cash or Pnze Tickets viii be promptly attended
TO by nj D.vrc
Portland. Jan. II. 1893.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-14
MAINE LEGISLATURE.

Saturday and Mondays proceedings Of the Senate.
being mere transcript Of the proceedings Of the
House, omitied.l
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-14
BOOKS & STATIONARY.
ISAAC Ms,

No. \, EAJH d4FUt nIHIEIs A
HAS for sale, iihereI terms, general ss-
III so,tment of BOOKS & ST fTION-fRY,-
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-03-29

y WING IN the county OF Allegheny,
Id lately taken from the north west
part OF Botetourt county, on Jacksons
River, four miles above the mouth OF
the Cowpasiure. Jaeksons River and
the Cowpasture make James River,
which is navigable all the year; jack
sons River is navigable to the mouth
of Dnulaps Creek. which is upward.
Of 20 miles above the junction of Jack
sons River aud the Cowpasiure-There
are upwards of 200 Acres of cleared
Land now in cultivation, the balances
in Timber. There are four Tenants
on the Eand--a stream of water runs
through it sufficient to turn a Saw or
Grist-Ni!l. There is a considerable
quantity Of Meadow, and 400 Acres
more can be made and well watered.
The Land is we'll adapted to Grass.
Wheat, Rye, Corn, Oats and Tobacco
There are four Dwelling Houses on
this tract on different parts Of the
place. and other buildings, also an APP
pie Orchard--'rhe foregoing lands are
situated on a naviSable stream, the
siain-soad passing through it to the
Keuhawa. Kentucky, State of Chic Sc.
Il is considerably the nearest way to
Kentucky, and there is a Turnpike
Road part of the way, which, when
completed, will make it 4 Of the most
Public Roads in the State Ii is deemed
Unnecessary to give a further descrip.
ton Of the Land, as those wishing TO
purchase will first view it. 1t will be
shown To any person wishing to pnr-
chase by Capt. John Gordon, who re.
sides near the Land apply 10 the
subscriber near Pattonsburg, Botetourt
County, for terms, which will be
made easy to the purchaser or pur-
ehasers. J will convey a complete tir
tie. THOMAS NEWELL, jr.
March tim.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-03-29
MI. John Allensworth,
AXE NOTICE

THAT. on the 9TH day of next A
pril, atthe Office Of Master Commits
sioncr Bent, in the town Of Winches-
ter, between the hours OF Ten in the
Morning, and five in the afternoon,
l shall proceed to take the dispositions
of James Baker, Esq. and others, to
be read in evidence in suits now de-
pending in the Superior Court of
ChaDCery, for the Winchester district,
i'll one of which You arc plaintiff, and
myself, and others are defendants,
and in the other, myself and others are
plaintiffs, and you are defendants.
March s. REUBEN MOORE,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-03-29
Election.

AN election will be held Oh Mon
day the 31st instant, at the Court
House of this County, to elect a.
fit ard suitable person to rcpresen
the District, composed of the Go i'm
ties OF Frederick and Shenandoah, in
tie Congress of the United States;
also, to elect a Senator to represent
Frederick and Jefferson Counties. in
the Senate of this Commonwealth:
and two persons TO serve as Mem
bers Of the House Of Delegates.
GE0BGE ". KIGER, ID. s..
For Join Smith, S. +. C..
March s.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-03-29
Trust Sale.

T , 7 virtue of deed of trust exccu-
EB ted to the subscriber by John
Critten and Hannah his wife, bearing
date the 18th day Of Sept. 1924, f.r
the purpose of securing a certain sum
OF money therein mentioned, due to
Christopher Heiskeii, shall, on the
SYST day of March inst. sell, at public
auction. to the highest bidder, for cash
before the Court House IN Romney,
all the interest and claim of said John
Critten and Hannah his wife, former
iy ,tannah Royce, in the lands of Dan
1el Royce, lying in the counties of
Hampshire or Morgan. thu said Han
nah being one of the heirs and legal
representatives Of said Daniel Royce,
and entitled as such TO one fourth part
OF said lands. Such title as is vested
iii the subscriber as trustee will be
made the purchaser.
WARNER THROCKMORTON.
March 4.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-03-29
Agricultural Society.

A n adjourned meeting of TN, A
q gricui;ural Society Of The Valley,
will be held in Winchester. at the IL
sual place, on the last Saturday in this
mau!h, TO receive the report of the
Committee appointed ut The last Meet
ing. To sievise scheme for he distrihu-
rioa Of Premiums, AMI ia transact other
business "A full meeting Of the Mem
Der 3 requested.
By ordr Of The President.
THOMAS CRAMER, sec'ry
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-03-29
Virginia to wit.

ut R"ies holden in the clerks Office OF
the Superior court Of Chnacery for
Mf ninchester District the first ron
Gay IN January 1928.
George Shrode s. Nancy his wife. late
Nancy Boo,he, P.ain,iH.,
Against
Caleb BoOthe and others, heirs of Ca.
ieo BOOTLEG deed. Defendants,
TIE defendants. James Smith, Nan.
ey Smith. and Polly Smith. Daniel
Smith and Caleb Smith, children and
heirs of Mary Smith deed. late Nam
ey Boothe, not having entered their an.
pearance and given security according
i" the Act OF Assembly aud the Rules
OF TINS Court. and il appearing by sat
isfaetory evidence, that they are not
inhabitants ofthis country: }t is order.
e"' That the said Defendants do an
pear here on the first day of the next
term and answer the bill of the Main.
tiH'; and that copy of this order be-
iortIwIfa inserted IN some newspsDer
published in Winchester, two months
suecessively aud posted at the front
door OF the Court House in t.,e sa;s
town OF Winchester.
Il COPY-TESTE.
DANIEL Les, e.e.e.
IAN 25 -"
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-03-29
Valuable Property.

AZ ILL be sold at public sale on
Wv Monday the Sfst day Of March
{ being the day Of Election for the
Comfy Of Frederitk) a very valuable
IA BRICK HOUSE, B. LOT, sit
IsIEM uate on the east side Of Lon.
GsAs1- don street, few doors above
n t4ed Linn Tavern, fate the property
fDr. Anuin.
The terms ofsalc will be either a cote
with approved eDdorsers 10 be discoun
ted by the Farmers Bank on accom-
notation, or notes at three equal pay
ments az s, Ia & Is months, with appro-
we'd security and deed of trust on the
property, OF the option Of Inc purcba-
ser. This sale will be made by diree-
ton of the President and Directors Of
The office Of discount and deposite Of
the Farmers Bank Of Va. in Wincles.
Ter for The benefit Of said BanIs-The
sale viii commence at 40 o'clock on
the premises.
BEATTY CARSON,
JACOB BAKER,
aarehf. Commissioners.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-03-29
NH ct 8 a / g

" Virtue of Deed of trust exc
Z euted by Samuel Hott to the SUBJ
scr;her for he use and benefit of DAN
ie! Haines add Barton Smcot, bearing
date the 9Th day Of September, 1921.
hail. before the house aud tavern Of
Thomas Lewis in The county of Hemp
shire Va. on the stst day ri March,
1923 proceed to sell, to the highes, bid
der. for ready money, certain tract or
parcel Of land 10 said deed mentioned,
lying ard being in said county end con-
tainjng ffly acres, one rood and TWEEN
ty poles.
VIM. HART.
Romney, March IL.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-03-29

! WING in the County Of Rock
4 4 bridge, 90 the Waters Of Cedar
Geek. and 4 miles ahuve The Natural,
Bridge. This farm ia we'll watered &
has on it fac Orchard Of the best Of
fruits. The improvements ere swo Dwels
ling Honses about 3 + Of annie apart,
several other building. Il several gond
Spring; The land is we'll adapted to
the cultivation of Wheat, Rye, Corn
aad Oats: good proportion of it is
good Tobacco Esud, aud also Includes
good Meadow Ground: il ia situated
in good neigbborhaod aud a healthy
country; 2 miles from Lexington & "a
from Fiueastle-S0 u: so acres oI clear
ed land; the balance in,imber. There
is considerable quantity IF " ainut on
the land. 6y paying oce third OF The
purchase money in hand The balance
will be made easy. The land will be
shewn and the terms made known to
any person wishing to purchase. by
Mr.. william Keaney on the premises,
or the subscriber vino will make Il
good title.
THOMAS NEWELL, Jun.
1iarch lin.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-03-29
important to Surveyors arc
Teachers.

ME subscriber has invented IN in.
"a strumeni for plotting land, draugh-
ting, &c. which far surpasses auy IN
sirnmspt heretofore used for that pur.
pose. 1t appears 10 be the geuernI o.
pinion among the Surveyors who have
seen and used il, that i, i. the only ac-
euTate method Of plotting, and thai j.
can be done in one fourth Of lhe limo
that IT cau be done by any other oe,a
cd heretofore used. 4 has been exam.
med by Mr.. Bruce and MIR. Sha,ns
MatSematieal teachers Of Winebes,gss.
md several other literary and seiep. y
he gentlemen, all Of whom gave il a de-
cided preference TO any other instrr.
meni IN I've. he instrument nav ae
seen & hsd al the shop Of MIR. Graves.
Or mt The honse OF The subscribe, san.
dy Book, CoipePer County, Va. win,
can 'eaeh any Surveyor the use Of rber,
10 few minutes. blr 3rucsor Mt,
sharp, the above named gentlemen.
will also teach any oue who may cali
on them, the use oi them
FRANCS WHITLEY
Merch =.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-03-29
REMOVAL.

MILLER 81 GROVE. respectful
AFA ~ inform their friends and the
public, that they have removed their
Store to the House opposite John &
A. Millcr's. 9- oext door to Mrs. PEN
dicton's Tavern here they will be
happy to receive the commands oe their
old friends, and hope to merit q con-
tinuancc of the public favor. They
have ON hand about 1000 Gallons Of
0id Wbiskey which they offer for sale
on reasonable terms.
March S-3t.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-03-29
Public Sale.

EeY virtue Of Dee5 Of Trust, exc
kB cuted to the subscriber by Stephen
Ei.ses, (and of record in Che clerks Of
fee OF the counties Of Frederick ard
Systematically to secure The debt and in
teresi therein mentioned, due 70 So
mon A'leHswOr'h, shall ss!I al pub
lie auction 30 The highest bidder, for
cash, before the door Of jain Jacohes
Tavero, ia ~ Town Or F,oe, RIVAL
on Tuesday ihc Ssh day or April next.
The interest * said -.epbeu Ei'4ea.
lone Of ,he heirs ard dis;ribgtees .of
Jaho EiISea dee'i ia
Four Tracts OF lease Lands,
lying in said Coooiir- Of Frederick and
Sheusndoeh, near ll,e seii Town OF
Front Royal ei.n The interest Of said
Stephen EIsra ia
Eleven Negroes
beIon gieg to ss't estate oFJohu Eliges
deed. or so much tkereof as will ssfjs-
fy the debt, iudesests sud costs. such
tale as re vested in we by said Deed Of
rust Will conveg.
@ X. SEAFgRS, Trustee.
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