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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-03
Watches, Jewelry and
SILVER PLATTE.

THE undersigned beg leave to an.
= nouncs to the public that they have
CONNECTED themselves in business -un>
der the firm of Meredith & Campbell.
They flatter themselves from long ex-
perisnce in the various branches Of
their profession to give general salts
faction to all those who may pIeae
to favor them with call. They have
Oh hand, and for sale few new
WATCHES,
Of good quaIiiy-a handsome assert
ment of JEWELRY and SILpER
WARE-also few good eight day
CLOCKS warranted to perform, all
of which they offer on the most reast n
able terms-They continue the business
in the House recently occupied by Tho
mas B Campbell, opposite the post
office where they are ready TO receive
any order in their line.
WATCH WORK particularly at,
tended to; and warrantedtoper orm 12
month.
JAMES MEREDITH.
THOMAS q CdMPBELL.
April-i2th g,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-03
Virginia to wit
March ct.

1T Rules holden in the Clerks Office Of
the Comfy Court of Hampshire on the
first Monday in March, 1925.
George Rogers and Rebreks his wife.
late Rebecka Parsons, Jacob Long
and Maria his wife, late Ma,ia
Parsons, and James Parsons, heirs
hnd legal representatives. of Thomas
fArsonS' decd. Complainanls,
against
Isaac kuykendall, Jeremiah CIaypole,
sGd William Douglass and Waiter
Doug lass, which William and Wal
ter are heirs and legal representa-.
tIves OF William Douglass, deed.
Defendants
HE Defendants, Jeremiah, vii.
Il liam and Walter, not having en-,
tered their appearance aud given Sc
curity according to the A ct Of Assem-
bly, and the Rules Of this Court. and II
appearing by satisfactor, evidence that
they are not inhabitants of this con,
monwealtb: 1t rs ordered. That the said
Defendants do appear here on the frst.
day Of June Court next and answer tn
Din of the PlainriH; and that a copy Of
this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in Winches-
ter, for two months suceessiyely and
posted at the front door of the Court
House OF The county of Hampshire.
A Copy-Teste,
JOHN b. WHITE, c. Hc,
March e5--N.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-03
ECLIPSE.

"A 49, THE thoroughbred
~ ~ horse Eclipse, {, hand
iNAlSAn&k h. some chestnut sorrel.
full sixteen hands high, eight years
old, will stand the ensuing season at
my residence, half mile west of " in
chester, and be let to mares at the mo-
derate price of Sc the season.-F'our
Dollars cash the single leap-and i'm
sVrance 10 Dollars-payablc as soon
as the mare is discovered to be with
foal, or in case Of death or change Of
owner. Twenty-Five cents in every
instance to the groom. Pasturage or
grain can be furnished the mares ut
the usual prices; but no liability for ac-
CidcHts or escapes. The season Il,
commence the tst of April, and end on
the ist Of July. For Pedigree see
Handbills.
WILLIAM WOOD.
March 30,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-03
NOTICE.
April

THE officers Training of the 1ssd
Regiment, will take place at Winches-
ter on the 10Th of May and the Kegi-
mental nuster on the oath May, at
MillwOoG.
BY order Of the Col. Commandaut.
S,h. JACKSON, Adjutant.
March-22
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-03
1RUSTSALE

ED Y Virtue of a Deed of Trust. ex-
IL ecuted by Samuel Hot to the
subscriber, for the use and benefit of
Daniel Haines and Barton Smoot
bearing date the 9th day of September
1891. l shall. before the house and Ia.
vern OF John POwelson. in the coun-
ty of Hampshire Va on the Sd day of
May 1928, proceed to sell to the high
est bidder, .tor ready ,nones, Ger
tain tract or parcel of Land in said
Deed mentioned, lying and being in
said County and containing fifty a.
ores, one rood and twenty poles.
WILLIAM HART. Trustee.
R0mney, april IL
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-03
BRlCK HOUS

on " aslffngton street in Alexandria.
formerly my residence and now occu-
pied by John Lloyd Esq.-Reference
for the purchase of this House will be
made to James l.. Mex Esq. of
the Bank of Alexandria who is fully
authorized to sell the same.
Letters directed TO me will be promt-
ly attended to and every information
given.
JOHN HOPKINS,
Hill 4. Dale, BattIetown Post Office,
Frederick County, Va.
April l9--tds.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-03
POO
From an Ensiish Paf 7r.

In gown and slipper iaorey drsst.
And breskfsr' brought, welcome guest:
Whit ID it g'vs the meal s..'p
The paper.
When new laid ssg' ,b- table grace.
Aud smoking roll. sre in heir place
Soy what sulivens every face p
The psper.
In vain the urn is Kissing BOT.
10 vain rich Tyson storss the pot,
If the vile Newman has forgot
The paper.
What is't can draw the Wears eye,
En- froa' Tie ii,he-p is smoking ny,
To make vacan, Rec,oryp
The paper.
What i''t attract, the optic pow'r,
Of Ensigo Say when sor,une showers
Down prospects Of step" in " oursp"
The paper.
What ist can make the man of low
Neglect th- deed pr piea 10 A. a,v
Ca. So F;. Fa-lndictpent. Flawp
The paper.
What Use cen sco,he bis clients wo,
And make him quite forget Jehn Doe,
Nor think on Mister Richard RIP
The paper.
What ISL abaorbs the wealthy Cit.
T halfpoy Sub, the Foel, the Wit.
The ,oethles. Aunt, the forward Chit,
The paper.
What let infrrms the cruniy round
whats s,ol'n or str-y'd, what lost or found,
Whc.s eotn, and who's pat under grout d ,
Til. pepper.
What tells yru all thst's done and sais,
The fall Of beer aud rise Of bread.
And what fair ady's brought to bede
The paper.
Whist it 10 tsll' of plays snd balls,
A'msck' ard gas 'igh,s. and st. PsuPs,
Aud gamblers caught By ME. Hail.
The pepper.
Whist i,'s narratss Foil many story
O Mr.. Speaker, Wing, ard Tory,
and heroes all asos for gIosye
The paper.
What 10 II gives the price of Stocks,
o. Poysis Loans, snd patent locke,
AND Wine ct the West lndia iockse
The paper.
What 10 it, seq, that makes you merry,
VIII snscdotes OF Tor, aad Jerry.
And s. rowr and lalks in Be6fordhuryp''
The psper.
What speaks Of thieves and purses taken,
And murder done, emo maids forsaken,
And average price OF Wiltshire bacon !?
The paper.
Abroad, ell home, iDfrm or stout,
In hes'tb, or raving with the gour,
Who possibly can do without
The pspsr.
ITS worth and merit then revere,
And stree 60 day begin' the year,
Forget rot 'widH your Christmas cheer.
Nor think you e'er eau buy too deer
The paper.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-03
ORSALE

WINDING myself too iniirm, and
n entirely unable to attend to the
dates of a Farm /; DESTROYS of GO
ing into Town for the education ofmy
infant children, and, moreover. to Ii.
quidatemy engagements, have again
determined to offer for sale the land
and plantation wherein | reside, to-
gether with the
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-03

were contented with 'es,ing their
surprize at SO unexpected proof Of in
tegri,y.
(Eng. pap.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-03


Wonder Meulen, in his Dissertations
Pht'otogic@. gives singular elucida,
,ion of the following text from Gene
is: Sand the Lord took one Of hs
T Adam's) ribs, and made woman -
The eommen,aior then inquiries" ist
was the sib taken from the RICH, OF
lief! side Of Adsm?" Secondly, was A.
dom, after the loss Of that rib, u MAIN
ed or imperfect manf" Question. W h CT;
be discussed very grasely and then
proceeds to aslS-"Wby was Eve form
ed of q rib, and not Of the dust Of the
ground" His answer to this que, tion
Is curious, IL nat convincing. 81 Had
Eve beee created Of the dust Of the
ground" he says, " she would have
been stranger to Adam. Had she been
created ont of bis fcot, he might have
despised or trampied upon her, as be,
ing much hi. inferior. Had she been
produced ont Of .,is head, she would,
perhaps, have taken ton much upon
herself, and pretended to dnmineer. Il,
Mas, therefore. more proper that she
should be taken from The middle Of A,
dams body, on which account ne could
not but have d due esteem for her,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-03
8 or 5000 Acres

ofmiiitary Lands in the states Of Ohio.
Kentucky and Indiana.
The sale of all personal propertv
VIII take place on the premises. Mon
day the goth of October next. iffa;r
Or the next fair day, az which time tbe
terms will be made known. All or a.
ny OF the lands viii be sold at private
sale any time before that day:-one
third otfhe purchase money to be paid
10 hand and the balance NAV be divi.
ded into three annual instalments.
bearing interest from the day Of sale
and secured to my satisfaction. Pos
session will be given SO far as NAV he
necessary for seeding this fall and
entirely when the growing crops are
removed. All persons at a distance,
not Knowing the premises Il desirous
OF investing Capital in this farm are
invited to yiew it. Those III the sur
rounding country know it.
desire also 10 sell a large
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-03
Mr. Tunis Peters, late shreiff
ofHampshire County, Virginia.

YOU will please to take notice that
on the last Saturday in April next,
between the hours of six O'clock in the
morning, and six o'clock in the even.
ng of the said day at the houseo Jo-
seph Boxwell, in Morgan County,
Virginia, l shall proceed to take the
deposition Of Strother Catlett, which
when taken 1 shall offer as evidence
in suit depending in Hampshire
County Court wherein am plaintiff,
and you are defendant.
Yours &c.
BEALL DIMMITT. 4.
March-22
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-03
NEGROES
1000 ACRES.

IN the Tract which can with convent
ence, both as to wood and water, of
which there is an abundance, be divi-
ded INTO two or more suitable Farms.
HE soil is good s peculiarly adapted
to the culture IF our wheat staple and
other crops whether of grain or grass;
and run no risk in saying it is one
OF the most. if not the mos. productiye
Farms in the Valley, since many years
experience and the knowledge of the
surrounding neighbors will prove and
admit 1T. desire also t.. sell about
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-03

II is said, that, while the celebrated
Veteran Of the Type. Isaiah Thomas,
of Msssaehusett0, was pFinting his Al
nGnac', for the year 1880, one of the
boys asked hiaI what no should put op
Posite the fsth of July. Mr. t. being
engaged, Teplied, =" any thing. any
hing" the buy returned TO the ofiise,
and set "ra;u, hail, and suOw" The
country " all amszemeu,-the day
arrived, when il actually vained, hail
ed, and snowed violently FroD that
time ThOmas's Aimanaes were in great
demand.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-03
5000 A GRE s.

IN the Counties of Mason and Wood.
lying between the two Kanhawa's.
partly tenanted for 5 years-and
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-03
1000 Acres OfAland.

in Jefferson. lying about 2 miles from
the Shannondale prings. and five or
SIX from CharlestOwn, which NAV be
lad oft IN lots to suit purchasers-aI-
eh
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branches within its reach. AT tie next
instant the form OF Leather Stocking Ian
old hunter aud inhabilani Of the soil long
before the settlement was fUfmrd, and ~
laei the Poueer rushed by her, and he
called alnud-
Come IN, Hector, come in you old
lool lis hafd-lised animal, aud may
jump again"
Natly maintained bis position in front
Of the maidous most fcarl, ssly, notwitL
standing thu violent hounds and threaten
Ing aspect Of the Wounded panther, winch
gave several indications OF returning
strength lud lerociiy, Until his riGe Was a.
gam loaded, when he stepped up TO the
enrdsed animal, aud placing the muzzle
eiose Ia is head, every spar, OF life was
eXtnglished by The discharge
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-21
Journal Of Foreign .uedicine.
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INTERESTING STORY.
Ertraefed from " The piDnreys.

ErtfdffCd from " Ihf PiOncers'
Elizabeth and Louisa proceeded along
the margin of the precipicc, catching occa-
siouaily gIinpsos OF the placid Otsrgo, or
pausing To listen 10 the ratting Of wheels
and the sound of hammers thai rose from
the valley, to minge the signs Of men with
the scenes Of nature, when Elizabeth sud
nly started, aud eXclaimcd-
Listen there are the cries of child
on this mountain l. there clearing near
rs ? Or can some little one have strayed
from lis parents -
"such things frequently happen" re.
turned Louisa. &" Let us follow the
sounds il may be a wanllrcr starving on
the tIilln
Urged by this consideration, the females
pur ued the low, mournfhl sounds that pro-
ceeded from the forest, with quicE and
impatient steps. More than once the ar.
dent Elizabeth was on the point of an
nnouncng that she saw the sufferer, when
Louisa caught her by the arm, aud, point
Ing behind them cried
" Look at the dog !"
Erage had been their companion from
the time the voice Of his young misir IS
lared him from his kennel, to the present
moment His advanced age had long be-
fore deprived him of his activity; when
his compaBious stopped to view the scene
ry, or to add to then bouquets, the masliI
would lay his huge form on the ground.
and await their movements, with his eyes
closed, and lstlessness in his air that III
accorded with the character of protector.
But when, aroused by this cry from Lou
lsa, Miss Temple turned, she saw the dog
WITH his eyes keenly set on some distant
object, his head bent near the ground, and
his hair actually rising ON his body, either
through fright or anger. II was most pro
badly the latter, for he was growing in "A
low key, and occasionally showing his
teeth, in manner that would have terrifi-
ed his mistress, had she not SO well known
bis good qualities.
Brave - she said, be quiet, Brave !
what do you see, follow ?"
Al the sound of her yuice, the rage of
the mastis, instead Of being al all diminish
ed, WAS very senslby increased. lie stalk
ed in front of the ladies', ard seated him
sell at the feet Of his mistress, growI-
lng louder than before, and occasionally
giving vent TO his ire by short surly bark
ing.
What does he see % said Elizabeth
there must be some animal in sight,
Hearingno answer from her companion
Miss Temple turned her head, and beheld
! Louisa standing with her lace 'phiiened t.
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NlNn

ANB f.ri1e If 8 desd If trlft executed tn
@sg tho sabHclibef the 2slh day OF July, e2o,
hy llelcomg Paaleu, and duly admitted -
record ia the CLERK y oilire OF Charlotte coun-
y lQf purposes therein expressed, shall, on
U~sd0g In lcH daR 81 april merit, II foir, If
not the nest tar day thereafter, proceed 10
sell, 10 the highest bidder, Tor cash, all the said
Paneit's interest IN his lathef 1houns panletts
dec d estate Also, his interest OF his moth
efs dover IN the county 81 Charlotte The
sale will taxi place ~ ihe residence u tlian
beth fauleit IN Charlotte COUNTY Acting as
trustee will only convey such title rs IS vest
ed ia mr under The aforesaid dcel
THOMAS WOOD, TrBaee.
FtEmaIy T. W3ar "
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