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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-03-01
Davis's PIouglas.

H>HE Subscriber has just received a
IL small consignment of thuse eele
brated PlnuShs, which he offers for sale
at Sfs, the Georgetown price, (inclu-
ding The expense "f transportation.
JOHN sHEESKELL,
jan. 25-
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-03-01
IAKE NOTICE.
Jan. % B.

V7HAT on the 1sth Of March next,
II between the hours Of snnrising g.
sunsettipg of that day, at the Office Of
Master Commissioner Woodrow, in Inc
town Of Romney in Hampshire County
Virginia, ] shall, by virtue Of Com
mission for that purpose obtained, pro.
eeed to take :he deposition Of George
Eskridge; which deposition, when Oh.
tanned, l intend to offer as evidence
in suit new depending in the Superb
or Court Of Chancery for the Winehes-
ter District in Virginia, wherein /, as
the surviving partner Of Abraham
Usher, & Company am plaintiff, and
you, Jacob Earhsrt, John Earhart,
Philip EarheTt. John Frederick, Lydia
Frederick, John Frederick ir. Rachael
Frederick, Susan Earhart, and Tho
mas Briggs are defendants.
J. KELS0,
Survirirr partner Of abraham Ush.
gT and C0mPany,
Feb. 49,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-03-01
Virginia to wit :
Jan. &c

virginia TO wit:
At Rules holden in the Cierli's Office of.
the Superior Court Of Chancery for
the Di"chesicr District the first .uon-
day IN Jaauarys 1928.
Joseph Vanmeter, Plaintiff,
against
Mary Vanmeter, Exeeutrix, and Hen
ry Vanmeter and Samuel Hehkie,
Executors Of Jacob Yanmeter, deed.
Defendants.
THE Defendants not baving enter.
Il ed their appearance and given Sc.
curity according to the Act of Assem-
bly, and the Rules OF This Court, and i.
appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they arc not Inhabitants of this coun.
try: 1t IS ordered, That the said De.
PENDANTS do appear here on The frat
day of the next term and answer the
bill of the Plaintiff; and that copy of
this order. be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in Winches-
ter, for two months sueeessivelv and
posted at the front door of the Court
House in the said town Of Winchester.
A Copy--Feste,
DANIEL LEE, c. C.
January 1s--N,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-03-01
J. F. DAINGERFIELD,
Attorney at Law.

NFFERS his professional, services
Mo the pubiie.-He will practice in
the Courts Of Frederick g. Jefferson
Counties ,-SDuring the recess of those
Courts he may be found at the resi-
denee OF hi father, six miles from
Winchester.
FEDS
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-03-01
Valuable Lands for Sale.

A GREEaFi.T to the last will and
n 'es,srnar, "r Balm PearsalI, decd.
will attend at Romney on Mon
day and fue4''ay, the two frat days of
the court, 80 hrhclden for Hampshire
Cnuniy, IN March next, in order TO
sell The 81
I&ntation
wssefeon 3,e "a Pearsall formerly
lived. 'ytns Pattersons Creek,
three miles above the town or Frank
fort !; and one other tract of land con.
tanning
124 ACRES,
adjoining the same Also, one other
tract Of 400 ACRES, adjoining the
latter.
Terms Of said sale or sales-One
fnurth Of the purchase money must be
paid in hand al the time of sale, and
the balance in three annual payments,
the purchaser to give Bond and ap-
proved security, bearing Interest from
he date. if not punetualiy paid-If
The above mentioned plantation and
lsrds are not sold at private sale on
he days first mentioned, I will sell
The N, ut pubic sale. to the highest
bidder, on the next Friday following,
N The premises, and on the terms be-
fore Observation-Disclosures wishing to pur-
chase can view the lands and be rea.
TO make their prorosals.-Good III
ties will be made by me.
WILLIAM YAUSE,
!Surririn@ Executor.
January A-tf5.h Mar.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-03-01
Virginia to wit:

In the Superior Court of Chancerv
holden at Winchester, the 4th dnv Of
Dec. 1929.
Richard Wells, Plaintiff
against
Jacob Stailey -, Defendant
THIS cause came on 70 be heard this
4th day of December 1922 upap tie
Bill. exhibits, dispositions, the re pnr, Of
the commissioners appointed tn value
the house end lots in the Proceedings
mentioned publication having been
made as the law directs against The alb
sent defendant, and was agreed bv
Counsel or consideration whereof the
Court doth adiudge and order that, mas.
ter Commissioner, Bent do examine.
state and settle the accounts between
the parties, stating all. such ,mattera
specially deemsSsass,,iueni bv himself.
!: i: 4; : 4 !
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-03-01
NED,

upwards Of 80 years Of age, tall and
erect. and has an impediment 10 his
speech--had on and took with him
Brown cloth coat, dark bottle-green
Pantaloons, and an old fur hat. - Ii is
presumed he is lurking about in this
county.--The above reward will be
given for experimenting and securing
him so that get him again, if taken
IN the county, and a proportionate
sum if taken out of the county.
PETER LAUCK.
Nov. 80.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-03-01
$50 REWARD.

I'D ANYWAY from the Subscriber
4 q about four weeks since, q Nesr
fellow, named
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-03-01
Commissions
incheste;H

put 'ics TO tHe IA tloneN
suit are hereby notified, thaf*&ali al =
tend at my Office aforesaid on. Thur.$
day the 18th day. of: March next. for
The purpose of carrying. the above reci~
cited order into effect, when and where,
they will attend with such evidence as
they may think proper TO produce,
LEMUEL BENT, Mas. Con-.
Feh-S
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-08-30
For SALE

THE owner wishes to dispose Of
The House and Lot lately occupied by
Mi's. 6osannah Campbell and at pre-.
sent ny Mr.. Thomas Il. Campbell.
situate at tic corner oc Kent Street
and Fairfax Lane RAINING north
he situation Is Il very desirable ono
ior Mechanic; the Garden abounds
With choice selection ofvarious fruit
:tces, perhaps snpcrior TO any in the
piaCc--thc terms can be made to suit
any one disposed to purchase such
property as no money will be required
N hand, but the amo"nt may bc liqui-
dated by the purchasers assuming the
payment Of an accommodation Note.
duo 10 nnc OF 1ho nanks IN this place.
For further particulars apply ic the
Editor of this paper or 20
May a JOAN C8OIkNELL.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-08-30
w inchester AcadcmY.

THE next session Of this institution
vii! commence on Monday the 1st day
of September next. Terms e&stuition,
Sic 80 per session for classical stu
dents, and Si2.5o for English, payable
IN advance TO the treasurer. 80
AT the late examination. such n pro-
iiciency in the knowledge OF the Greek
aud Latin languages was never be fore
70 generally displayed at this ins,itul
ton. With the examination also Of
the classes in ma thematies and moral
philosophy the trustees were highly
sratiliede The literary attachments
and unwearicd e1ertions Of MIR. Bruce,
the principal tutor. together with the
many other advantages possessed by
this seminary, will amply repay the
confidence of parents, and Justify the
most liberal patronage of the public.
BY order of the Trustees.
August 23, 1928. at
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-08-30
GHDIsPEN;s!8LE CONDITIONS.

I. No papers will be discontinued
until all arrcaragcs are paid.
VI. Advertisements not exceeding
square, az lines printed matter or
10 lines common manuscript matter,
inserted three times for One Dollar,
and Twenty-Five Cents per square
Cor every subsequent Insertion, and,
when not specifically directed to the
contrary, viii. be inserted until forbid
and charged accordingly.
III. Advertisements from dis.
lance must DC accompanied with the
CASH, or be assumed by some rcspon-
sible person, or the Postmaster most
convenient to the advertiser.
w. Advertisements will, in every
instance be charged TO the person or
dc"ing Chem. unless particularly sti-
pulated to the contrary.
V. The Postage on ali communi
cations to tho Editors, must be paid
by tho writer, or they Will not be at
tended 10.
vi. ChanCcry Orders inserted rs
other Advertisements and charged to
the Attorney, whose name is Endorsed
by the Clerk Oh the order.
n. Il. II is distinctly to be under
stood by Advertising Customers. that
III Advertisement Will hcnccforwarL
be directed by the Editor Of this pa
per to be inserted in other papers,
Hnlcss the same be previously paid for
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-08-30
Public Sale.

IL Virtue Of . decree Of the Supe-
i.or Court of Chancery holden at
Winchester. in favor Of Bailey Pow
eli against Joscpb Powell. Will be sold
before the door OF the tavern of Wilt
am Armstrong Junr. in tie town Of
Romncy. Hampshire Comfy Virgin
IL. on Monday the 18th day Of Sep
'on.bcr next. (bcinS the first day Of
September Court one Negro slave
named JACK: the property of SAID
Joseph Powell, 20 satisfy said decree.
q he sale i TO be for cash.
WM. VANCE. Deputy {or
JOIN 8. Pcy ton, NJ. W. e. {.
July 2G.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-08-30
Virginia to wit :

In tac Superior Court Of Chancerv
holden at Winchestcr-B Between
~oSeph forMan, Plaintiff,
John Bowman, Benjamin Bowman,
VIA. Bowman. James Bowman, Geo.
Hall and Ann his wife, late Ann Bow
man. Andrew Bowman, and William
Maxwell and Elizabeth his wife. late
Elizabeth Bowman, heirs of Andrew
Bowman decd. and Abraham W. In
skccp, and Nancy Lis wife, late Nan
Cy Fnrnlan, and John b. Kcrchcval,
infant son ard heir 0f Cathai'ine kcr-
ChcYM deed late Catharinc Forman.
rs Samuel Kcrchcval .iunr his guar
dian AID LIrEM, and said samuel kcr-
chcNM .iunr. late husband Of the said
Catharinc; said Nancy and Call.arinc
being hCircsses of john Eorman deed
who was son and heir OF Wm. For
man, decd. and John Swami.
Defendants.
THE Defendants John Bowman,
Benjamin Bowman. VIM. Bowman.
George Hall. ana Ann his wife. Viii
liam Maxwell. n Elizabeth his wife,
and john Swami. not residing within
Tie Commonwealth Of Virginia, arc
hereby notified that Oh the 25th tlav
ot August next. At The House and Ia
Ncrm kept by Mrs. Stcinbcck in the
town Of Romcy. in Hampshire Coun
~. Virginia: between the hours of one
and five O'Clock in the afternoon of
that day, shall take tic Dispositions
'tJohn Blue. Jacob Eicsom, James
Daily Esq. and Col. Daniel Collins,
10 be evidence i'll The suit above men
Toned: and en- the 9Th day OF Scptem-
next. between the hours Gf 10 o'clock
\. nj. aid ioul' i. VI. III the House
and Tavern kept by benjamin CO.
my&ics Esq. sign Of :he Globe, in
Maitinshurg. ;ieyilclcy County, Viz.
ginia-i Shall take the Dispositions of
Wallace Hannah ard BENJAMIN For
man, 10 DC evidence in tie same suit,
JOSEPH FORMAN.
July Cit.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-08-30
Virginia to wit ::

III Superior Couri Of ChancPry hoiieh
at WinchesteT IKE 1oth day If .lPrh
Abiiah Taylor and Goldsmith Chan
dice Plaintiffs,
Against
john Van BuGkirk, Defendant.
THE { anditiOnhl decree awarded al
rules holden in the Clerks Office being
doty served upon the Defendant, and he
si'Il failing 10 appear aud answer, ;hc
Court, upon The motion Of the said
plaintiff, do:h axe their bal for coz
tesstd-nu'l on the further motion nf
the pi.iHri!is By their counsel, ii Is or
d"Tc that Master Cummissianer Bent
90 eYnmime, state and settle The ac-
coun's between III parties; stating ell
Huch matters cspecialiv Geesaed peril
lenI by Il inset, which s',.n ae Icqui-
red by either OF lie parties, TO he pc
cidiIy stated, ANA make report theteof
&c the Court IN order to Il iinal decree,
= Iopy-reste.
DANIEL LEE, C. :. @.
Commissioners C!i.p.
Winchester, JWiy 3:st182&.
The rnr,rss to the nbuve mentioned
snit are Hereby notified, shat shall al.
tenf al my Office aforesaid on " ednes
day ihe "a day Of September next, fer
Gu purpose cE carrying The sboye re-
cited order into efieri, when and where
obey Will ajtyu.i with such wi.Bcsscg
and vos"hsrs t. lhey may think proper
g produce.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-08-30
Public Sale.

BIZ virtue Of deed of trust execus
led by Thomas Lewis to the aubscri-
Der, Tor the purpose of securing the pay
ment OF a sum of money due George
Sharf and Daniel Carmichael, Exrcu-
tors of Alexander Brown, will be sold
10 the highest bidder FOR ready money.
on the tsi day Of Oct ober next,
II TH.iCT OF L.9.S,D--
lying in the County % Hampshire con-
tanning abont t2o ACRES upon which
there il II MERCHANT MILL and a.
good stand for Tavern, Immediately
On the road from Romney to Wiuches-
ter. The gale viii bs made before The
door Of said Lewis upon the premisess
the title is believed to be good one
but a Conveyance, with special ,cnrran-
fy only. will be made the purchaser by
the subscriber, acting as trustee.
g. HEISKELL.
North. River Mills. Aug %.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-08-30
LAND, STOCK. sc.
= Z BLIC S i = e.


l shall offer for Sale at public auction
m MyDdeN Zed iay of Neptrmhe nex
A TRACT OF LAND.
lying IN the county Of Berkeley; about
I ? miles ffom Iartinsburg, and tn.
same distance from Winchester, near
Miii-Creek, adjoining the land Of Col
Elisha Boyd, john Mckewan and o.
the. : 60 tanning by survey 1S5 3 a.
CHkc The improvements are C. stone
Dwelling House, "a good Bsrn, newly
bniif C'fn-Crih, G7auary, Mat
HoCs", &c. The coil il inferior to none
IN The -iota ; this Farm possesses supe-
i'"r advantages TO many otheTg os the
same siIe1 II being veil wnterrd by
oeveT failing stFeatu there are on IT
two Apple Orchards, Peach Orchard
and about 80 acres Of this land is hea-
Willy 1imbared-about $1,000 of The
purchase rooney will be required in
hand, foI The balance accommodating
payments will be given SIR. Elisha
SmfSI, VINO lives gu the Farm, vii,
shO" i to any person wishing to view
sale 10 commence at e. o'cl0el, on
the premises.
Aud on saturday the - IN of the same
month, shall seI!at public saIe in ibs
town Of froof Royal, cisG, or ten work
horses several colts, some Of them
years Old; so or 10 head Of horned cat
tie &c sheep SO hngs sundry firm
ing utensIIs two half worn wagons:
Two new wagons, well ironed several
feather beds f; and about six hundred
barrels Of corn now growing.
The Corn will be offered on a cgcdit
OF six months. the other personal pro-
perry for cash.
WILLIAM LANE.
n. z. Persons indebted "a the sub.
scriber will please make Immediate
payu.ent, as his circumstances will not
admit ofaDy Indulgence, and those " DO
purchased @i the sale Of the property
of the late John RAM, Will recu!lect
Their notes become due or ;he seth
.Hsl. w. l..
Ir'nt |oyai, Arc 4" C3sS
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-08-30
y egrOes for sale.

The subscriber wishes 90 sell two or
three negro men, a woman AID three
likely children. The men are good
farming hands, ard the woman a GOOD
cook, washer and irccer. They viii
he sold low for CASH, Valley Bsnk
Stock, or good Bonds, y speedy appli-
cation is made.
! wish also TO eel baudsoma Ma
noSanJ Sideboard AMI d'uiDg Table,
aud one or two dozen chairs, either for
cash CT on short creo,i. Apply to
!. q. tESFIEfsD.
WirclNs,e-, Ausast ,, ts1s IS
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-08-30
Notice

IL hereby given that The partnership
heretofore existing between Edward
VI Carly scnr. and Patrick McCarty
and Edward MeCariy Junr. under tho
name aud s'yie Of Edward EIcCartx
and Sons,is this day dissolved. All per-
som having eIoims against the said
hFm are requested to come forward
with their accounts for settlement, as
soon as possible, Which will be settled
by Edward MeCsrty senr. who is auo
thorized to settle on claims due from
or to said firm
edward McCARTT, Seur,
EDWARD mccarthy, j.
PATRICK MCCARTHY.
Hampshire county, Aug. %.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-08-30
Trust Sale

ny virtue Of deed Of trust. exeeut.
ed by William Lane and wife. to the
subscriber, to secure debt due to Do.
vid Rees, sho'l sell on the premisex
on Mouday the ED day of September
next, a
Tract of Land
IN herkeiey eaunty. containing ono
hundred and eighty five and a half
cres, or 10 much thereof as will be suf.
i'cieut 10 raise about Eve hundred dol.
lars ; being the balance of an install
ment due and secured by the said deed.
to be paid TO the said David Ree., on
the hrst day of april last. Said land
Is not inferior TO any land in Berkeley
and joins the lands of Thomas Rees.
Col. L. Boyd and J. M'Kewan abont
IL miles from Mar;i1shurg. The sale
Will be for ready money to the highest
bidder, and will commence at 12o'clocE
OF that day, a further description OF
the said land will be fouHd in the deed
of trust aforesaid, Of record in the Of
lice OF the county court of Berkeley.
JOSEPH SEXTON, Trustee.
Augu %, 1923. tbs
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-08-30
1000 ACRES,

III the Tract which can with convent
encc. both as to wood and water, OF
which there is All abundance, he Gjvi-
d"d into tW0 OF more suitable Farms.
ihc soil IS good y peculiarly adapted
% the culture Of ear whcal staple and
ether crops, Whether Of grain orgrass;
and run 10 risk in say ing if is one
OF the most. if not the mos, productive
Farms in the Valley, since many years
experience and the knowledge OF the
surrounding nci&h5ors will prove and
admit il. desire also to sell about
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-08-30
5000 CIR r s.

~ Tie Counties Of niasou and ~ ooG.
lying between the two anhawa's,
partly tcuantcd lor l ) years--and
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-08-30
FOR sale.

E17INniNG myself too mGrm, ard
A entirely unable to attend TO tie
duties of Farm dcsi-ous of 60
ing INTO own for the cdrcatiom ofny
infant children. and, moreover, to Ii.
qmdate my engagements, have again
determined TO offer for sale the land
and plantation Whcrfom / reside, 10
gCthcr with the
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-08-30
1000 Acres 0fiand.

IN Jefferson, ing about miles flol.
tfe Shannondaic springs, and FIVE or
six irom Chari"s'own, which may be
laid oil in iotf % suit purchasers If
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-08-30
Virginia to VIZ.

:! R"les h5afn IN TIE Clerks OG.cc at
the Superior court Of Chaaccrg 70,
tie ItacheS'crD District tie first ',on-
day IN -9ngrst 1898.
Nancy NNctzclI, Elizabeth Grim. Pc
ter hcislleli and Susanna his wife.
John Schnebcly and Catharinc his
VIE George Iiis!er and 3osanna his
vile, Sarah M;ntosh and Abraham
Grove AID Rcbccca his wife,
plaintiffs,
AGAINST
Christopher Wctzeil ESccutor and
deyisce of Christopher Wc;zril decd.
and others. Defendants.
HB Defendant, Christopher Wet.
h xci: net having cotered MS ppeer.
ance and given seea5ity according to
lie Act Of Assembly and tie Rules Of
this Court, aud il appearing ty salts.
factory evidence, that he i not an in
habitHnt OF tIis caun:-y; 1t il ordered,
That the said Defeniemt Do arDpar
here on the first day Of the next tern.
aud answer the bill Of the piairti,i'.
ard that copy o? this order he forth
with inserted IN some newspaper pUb.
iished in Winchester, for two months
successfully and ported at the front
door Of tho Court House in tie said
town Of Winchester.
DANIEL LEE, G. G.
Aug: f6-W
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-08-30
NEGROES.

Sock OF al kinds, PLANTATION
UTENSILS. 4 TNREStiNG MA
CHINE, aud .2Jst Of the Furniture.
tl,Cr" Is nrarlv
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-08-30
NEW GOODS.
rH7HE subscribers have lust rccciv
Il cd further supply ofvcry
CHEAP GOODS.

Consisting IN Part Of the following ar
isles, viz,
Cloths apd Cassimcrcs-V-hitc ard
Co,ourcd DriIijngs-whitc Il colomcd
Siarsaiiics Vcstings Elegant BLACK
al.h yeating5-Llmcn Cambrics and
Cambiick Handkcrchicfs, Il & ca
Dcsi "ambrics, and Cambric Mus
ilas elegant figured India Null Mus
irr--Eigurcd and Plain Book & Mull
Musilrs-7-4 8-4 4 1914 Fable Dia-
pcr---t;inghams--Calicocs- Steam
loom ShuGngs.
Mems white cotton Stockings,
hi"n's White ami Colourcd Socks
LadiC5 Cotton and six Stockings
Aong white Kid GIovcs-Short white
and COlourcd do.-Plain & fringcd
Paras0ls Domestic Cottous, &C. &C..
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-08-30
NEW GOODS.
WILLIAM MORRIS

WILLIAM MORRIS,
HAS just received, Elegant assortment of supcrne
Cloths Cassimcrcs and Vesngs together with every scrp
ton OF Ladies suitable for the present season, s Of the
latest fashions which will he disposed of on the lowest terms
fLSC
An elegant supply CT very Superior WINES OF all kinds
French Brandy 9TH oo jamaica and AnteQuc Spirits New
England do Old Apple Brandy, H. Gin, WhIskcy from
years old, also, months old.
Loaf and Brown sugar
Best Green Coffee
Do. White do
Imperial,
GunpoWder TEAS. OF Very Superior qua
Hyson, i-lW and Of the Latest Importa
Young Hyson. and ton.
SouchOng Black,
Rice, Pepper Alspice. sc &c.
Together with very general assortment OF
Hardware Queens & Glassware,
Which will be sold the most reasonable terms. His friends
and the public generally particularly invited to call
examine
May 81, t823.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-08-30
BRICK HOUSE

On Washington street in AIcXandria,
formerly my residence and now ocCu-
pied ~ John Lloyd Es1.-Rcfcrcucc
ior the purchase Of this House will be
made to James J.. Mckenzie Esq. Vt
the Bank Of AicXandria who is fully
authorized so sell the same.
Letters directed to ne will nc promt-
~ attended 10 and every information
given.
J0U3 HOPKINS.
hdi & Dale H&tiIc;CSH Post C1ice,
Er"jcr.c!, County,
r...-' % f.r.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-08-30
PUB LISHED
~OHN HEiSKELL.

M three dollars per AMMAN payable in
| dGpGncg.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-08-30

In tac Superior Court OF Chancery
holden at Observation-Disclosures
Joseph korman, pla;rtiH
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-07-19

MISC EIAAAA sHEOVS.
INDIAN OUTRAGE.
From the Missouri Republican.

1t will be seen from the following ex
tract from letter Of Gen. Ashley, that a
very serious misfortune has befaIlen that
gentleman in his enterprising expedition
up the Missouri. We have learnt from
other sources that Col. Leavens worth
with two hundred men. and party of
the Missouri Fur Company, together
with some of the Sioux and Sac warriors
have set out to avenge this bold insult
to the American people.
Extract Of letter from Gen. Ashley,
dated I" On board the keel boat Rocky
Mountains, June 4th, 1923.
On the morning of the 2nd inst. was
attacked by the Ricaree Indians, which
terminated seriously on my part. The
particulars Of which l relate with feel
ings of the greatest sorrow and NORTH
cation. Previous to my arrival ct their
towns, from inform alton / received from
some gentlemen descending the river,
/ apprehended danger from them, and
used as much precaution as the nature
okpy situation would admit. Not one
Of TIC Ricaree Indians did see until I
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such as spinage, about the roots to coun-
teract powerfully, on the first rise of
temperature Whatever may do, have
resolved on one thing, never again to
manure or dig about any tree in the fall
that is tender, neither peach, nor pear,
nor grape, for all these go the same way.
S. V. S.
P. S. l hope some OF our northern
orchardists, v no lose still more trees than
we do, though less infested by the in
sect, will take up the subject, and pur-
sue il to some advantage.