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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-08-02
PUBLIC sale.

3 Y virtue Of deed of'rrust, dated
& D the goth day VI December 1924,
and OF record in the Clerks office of tho
Comfy Court Of Shenandoah, executed
by Ehomas Hunt 20 the subscriber, AZ
trustee for the pnrpose or securing
VIM. Lave and VIM. Vanmetre, as en-
dorsers for The said Thomas Hunt, in
The Bank OF the Valley for the sum Of
three hundred dollars. shall proceed
tose!', at pup lie auction, tothe highest
bidder for ready money, before tho
door Of Johu Jacobs's tavern in the
town Of From, Royal, iu the County OF
Frederick, on Saturday The end day
~ sfugUsl ne.rt. the following properly
TO Wit : one gray horse. one bay marc.
one sorrel mare, ohe .orrei horse, ona
hay colt, seven heah Of cattle, one road
w"gSou, Eve set Of gear, one fifth
chai", ous jack screw, two pair OF
sueichers ANA siBslelfees aud one ri,
ho.-Saie 10 Commence at IL o'clock
WI. M. kOBCkTSON, Trustee.
July IL
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-08-02
NOTICE.

HS Nirtne of deed Of trust exeeu,
Il D ed by Henson Ma,shal, 10 the
trustee bearing date The 10th of july
1921 which is duly recorded in the
County Conrt Of Hardy, to st cure ThoV
mas \ agiiI the punetuai pa ymen, of a
certain debt therein mentioned-wijl
be sold to the highest bidder for cash
On The 8o'b day Of August next, before
the Tavern door of John Lewis, in the
town Of HooFetield, certain tract Of
h"d lying 'n the eoUn of HARDY. on
both sides OF North River on the main
rad leading. from Winchester to
Moorebeid, ronteiaiog ~ Acres more
or Ie.s. The said iaud il tie .ams
that said Honsen Marshall now re.
on, OF much ihsre.fas val be-
sUiiieien to discharge the saue dn on
The last iustalmsot mentioned in tb,
said deed OF trust, The trustee will
convey such title to the above land IA
rs vesied IN HIM.
JOHN SELLEY, trustee.
Juiyt9-pd IS
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-08-02
NOTICE.

UNDER the authority Of deed o.
trust to ms dated the 10th day Of April,
1876, from Jnhn Hopkins. for the be-
nett Of Brockhole, Livingston, assig.
nee Of Nathaniel Pendle,on, shall, on
9Th day of Augusf next, al The tavern
Of Mr.. Fulton. in the Town of Charles
Town, in The County Of Jefferson, Vir-
GINA, oHar for sale, at public aueiior.
for ready money, to the highest bidder,
trnct nf band, situate in the said
county. state, containing about tt72
Acres, being a part Of he tract called
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-08-02
Wonderful Tape Worm.

The proprietor Of Lees Family Medicines,
has been put IN possession of Tabe Uorm.
passed D, Lady forty years old, expelled by
the use OF Lees truly efticacious w orm Des
troying Lozenges, which Measures eight feet
icag and contains three hundred Joints
Tbs Worm, with two round Worms, of !3 &
fifteen inches long, aud three fourths of an
.nch uit, expelled from u cmlt. NOS 5 wears
CHI, BY The use o Lees LO=enges. are now 10
* seen at Lees Family Medicine DISPENSE
~ No. IS hanover sieet, Baltimore.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-08-02
Taken Up

tx the subscriber, living Iiear Ste
1hensburg, Frederick county, fa.a
RED HkIFER,
with white belly, and some white a.
bout the head without hOrns; suppo-
sed to be about years old, a crop of
the right car & anunhcrkeel in the left.
The owner is desired to come for
ward, prove property, pay charges q
take her away.
JOHN NISEWANGBR.
July 19--9tpd.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-08-02
SHANNONDAI.E.

conveyed 10 the ssid John Hopkins by
Ferdinaudo Fairfax ; a particular de-,
cription Of the situation and bou:lhs-
.ries of which may be seen by ibose ii,
posed 20 buy, by reference to the deed
from Mr.. Fairfax TO Mr.. Hopkins, now
Of record in tbr Clerk Office Of The
County Court of JefFerson, The whole
OF the said land will be sold or so much
thereof as may he necessary to raise
the sum Of SSif3 Sc. with interest
thereon, after the rate Of Z per cent,
(being the New York infefesO from ne
22d Of February, 1920, till The day Of
sale, and also the coats Of recording
the deed Of trust, and all Gusts attend
ing the sale.
The subscriber will make no other
deed 10 The purchaser or purchasers,
than as trustee. and will not warrant
the title except against himself, and all
persons claiming under him
EDM. I. LEE, Trustee.
Alexandria, July S,--e,s
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-08-02
LEES ELIXIR.
Price 81 per botlle.

Price 81 per bottle.
This truly valuable Medicine, has for the
last sixteen years been the most eGica-
cious medicine known. for speedily and ct.
fectua iy CIR i;g the most yioient colds,
caushs, asihna :. approaching consumptions,
nd topping oughs.
Huntington. ~: c. } esd May, 1921
Dear Sri was attacked with mos, y,o-
ient hea;i. ache and pam in the breast. SO that
/, was With the utmost difficulty | could
draw my breath, or utter single sentence
louder than whisper; was advised by my
trends ia Procure bottle of your Elirn,
which did, md from TWO or three buses
toend great relief, snd the use of one bottle
effected my complete cure.
Nour obnged humble servant,
JOHN p. WHITING ron.
To Mr. Nouh Rld0ei,, R.Iimcr-
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-08-02
5000 A CIR F. s.

III the Counties o. Mason aud Woon,
lying between the two kanhawa's,
partly tenanted for ) ycars--and
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-08-02

IS RifElfsi
jiiie = & {1VeI; =
SlfEY ME- D16fNEs.
kss5 Y'suiy Iahsatt rs. have ,.ov
stood the ses' Of ~buAit six,een years. & the;,
sxsIls"s aYs'isi<s cry how ~ Known and
LEES
Famous Ahti%Bilious Pills.
Price SO cents per box.
thcy are exce!iently adapted to carry off
surerHuous bile, aud prevent its m ,rbJ Sc.
cretions-io restore and amend the appetite
produce free perspirat,on, and thereby
prevent colds, which are often of fatal cunse.
quence'
, q JPlease to ask for "Lee's 4,,ti. Bilious
PiNs, with the signature of
NOAH RlDCELY,
I.d.ei .chae Lee. q Co. as none ot,'ers
arr .,enu.ne.
T.. ~. -Noah R,G@eiy,
De'r Alr, -i]aring made use of the yarious
Pi'ss L. iimiiy, offered 20 the public lsr
sc ''s' iwgn'y.n'e Years, and having found
ur 'err' ell Anu,B'lious Pills The most
eli :acious n cleansing Tie stomach aud bow,
"N-N~sSiA-Sb oit.A SlOElaCn. and
having usel ;hem for several years past, can
lave M hesitation in stating, that / believe
tnem Gas represented)
.uoSt Valuable Family .Mcdicinc.
JACOB SMALL,
aug. 1921.
Conway-st. Baltimore,
Lees Worm LoZenges,
Price SO cts per box.
Certain and powerful remedy for destroy.
lug all kinds of worms,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-08-02

May 81, 1929.
FOK SALE.
in DlNG myself 100 iniirm, and
X entirely unable to attend 40 TIC
duties OF Farm desiiuus OF co.
ing into i own for the education O; INV
infant children, and, moreover, To Ii.
quiuate my engagements. have again
determined To UGicr for sale The land
aId plantation wiIereon / reside, TO-
Sethcl. with The
| NEGR OES,
stock OF all kinds, PLANTATION
u EN- oiLS, Il IultESiifNG MA
CHtAt T., auu most OF Inc Furniture,
there is nearly
1000 ACRES.
in the ji'act winch can with Convent
cnce, both as to wood and water. OF
which there IS an Abundance, be dNi-
de0 INTO two on mure suitable Farms.
HE soil IS good y peculiarly adapted
To The culturc III oar wheat STAPLE aud
other GRO S, heti.ei OF grain on grass;
ana run 10 risk i'll saying ii Is one
OF the must, ii not the most, productive
tal1ns III The Valley, since many Years
experience and the knowledge of the
surrounding neighbOrs will prove and
admit it. desire also t. sell about
5000 Acres ofLand.
III Jefferson. lying about miles from
tae ShannoiIdaic springs, and five az
six trom Charlestown, which ma, be
laid oil in lots 30 suit purcLascrs-al-
SO
5000 A CIR z s.
III the Counties Of Mason and Woon.
lying between the two karI,awa's.
parity tcnanted for 3 ycars--and
8 Or 5000 Acres
Of military Lands in the states of Ohio,
Kentucky and Indiana.
THE sale OF all personal property
will take P ace oil the premises, Mon
day the Goth Of October next, iffair,
OF the next fair day, az which time the
terms will be made known. All or a.
ny Of the lands Will be sold at private
sale any time before that day;-onc
third ofthc purchase money e. be paid
III hand and the balance may be di,i-
ded into three annual instruments,
bearing interest from the day oil sale
and secured to my satisfaction. Pos
session will be given 50 far 40 may he
necessary for seeding this fall and
| entirely when the growing crops are
removed. Al persons at a distance,
, not knowing the premises Il DESTROYS
Of investing Capital i'll this farm are
invited TO view ii. Those III the sur
rounding country know it.
desire also q sell q large
BRICK HOUSE
on " asIiugton street in Alexandria,
formerly my residence and now ocCu-
pied by John Lloyd Esq.-Rcfcrcnce
| for the purchase of this House will be
made to James l.. Mckenzie Esq. of
the Bank of Alexandria who IS fully
| authorized to sell the same.
Letters directed TO me will be promt-
Iy attended to and every information
| given.
JOHN HOPKINS.
I Hill &. Dale, Battletown Post Otnce,
Frederick County, Va
April i9--tds-
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-08-02
Lees Worm LoZenges.

Price so cts per box
A Certain and powerful remedy for destroy
lug all kinds of worms,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-08-02
Fever and Ague Drops

Price IS tesIs per pi,i.l formerly 81.
.Aiiddtcto1on, nd. Oct. l0th, 1922.
S,r-We are now happy to inform you.
tbai the result lafler correct trial) OF your
lees .dgue aud Fever Drops,
hiss been of the most ilalsei,ng kind, not only
a lew cases has heen cared Of that very d,sa,
greeab'e ard irksone complaint, but sir. eue.
y case for as our enquiries have reached
has been perfectly cured, and some indeed by
fs,O doses only.
We desire 10 remain, sir, yours respectful
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-08-02
1000 ACRES.
5000 Acres GfLand.

in Jefferson. lying about 2 miles from
the Shannmidaic springs, and five or
SIX tr0m Charlestown, which ma, be
laid oil in lots TO suit purchasers-al-
SD
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-08-02
IS Essence and Extract o.
Mustard.

Piice 81 per bottle
Al infallibe remedy tor Bruizes, Rheumas
tism, Sprains, Numohess, Ci,lblalns, &C. *.
.Hr. .'0ah Ridgetey,
SlR-it IS with grea, pleasure and satisfac-
sim, inform you OF the SonderIu' cure per
formed on me by your truly excellent rs.
tenCe ut Mustard I nave been so greatly
afflicted with rheumatic pains, as 10 hose en-.
tIreiy tl,e use OF my right leg, thigh and ',lp,
indeed II ex tended 10 my shouIder-By the
use of the bo,lle I purchased OF you, am
perfectly cured.
Yours With esteems
THOMAS WoOToN,
2niles on the WAshinclnn 10 adj.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-08-02
Lees Grand Restorative, or
Nervous Cordial,

Pflce s. per bo,le, tormer.y 81 50.
Amongst the most common symptoms at
tending this distressing complaint, are the
following, viz:
t.owness Ut spirits, loss of appetite, impu.
riy OF the blood, h,sierical affections. in.
WARD weakness, violent pains in The head,
back, Ions, limbs, &c.
Tie principal operation of this remedy is
- lie strmach, restoring the digestive pow>
c , aud sending forth from tia. organ new
h.al'h aud v'gor in every part OF the syss
TN.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-08-02
EOK SALE'.

stock OF all kinds, PLANTATION
u ZEN oiLS, IIliEAiilNG MA
CHINE, and most OF inc Furniture,
there is nearly
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-08-02
Land for Sale
about
l75 ACRES.

En- p";ut of fertility II ia excor!Dd In, nv
CIV farms 'n the valley, ALSO,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-08

obey. And wisst can we ises,ow upon feI
low worm, SO good 10 both soul aud body ss
Bible :, This, while i, makes him acquainted
with him by whom slone he can be saved, and
how 10 lay UP treasure in heaven, teaches
him also 10 be diiigent 10 tempora! employ
menis, cnd TO "p'oyidc things hons,i 10 toe
Sigh, Of all men"
Do we need fur,hef incentives TO pcrseyer-
ance T. We have numerous examples OF
Chiistian beneyoence set before Us 10 the
'Scrip,urea lar our i,nitaiion. The Old Tes-
tame. furnishes iho.. ct the pauiNchs and
prophets; and the very FIRST nsins mentioned
in The New ough, TO command oor particular
attention. There we behold Jesus, though
rich, for cur sskes Becoming poor, that we
,hrcsgh his poverty nigh, be rich. lie laid
aside his robes Of glo'y above, and descended
to bis footsSol to teach rsnsgsessors his law
aod guido their feet in the way of peace. Ills
whole life was speo, 10 acts of" beoevolence
sod he has assured us, that If we possess not
his Spirit We are nons Of his. He was cot
careful go much as tor place where 10 10y
his head, if he could only be about his Fa.
theirs business {; and, when il was finished,
wheo be had sacrificed every earthly comIot
TO promo,e the welfare OF febeliious man he
he has lei, record Of his deeds, and reve.
lation OF his will, which must bs published TO
all nations. Great exer,Ions are made, and
Im mmeDse SUNS ere csDsecfa,ed 10 this put-
pose. Bu, we nust not relax our afdour Il
we allow ourselves 10 suppose, that the gres.
business at evsogelizng the world will be &c.
com?i:sbcd yiihor, cur aid, while we have il
~ our power 10 i,rd the smallest assistance,
We must also suppose, thot in the great day
when the Savior sh Ill make UP the number
oi his jewels, he will hen fad layorres c.
Dough without US. Should this be The case,
our doom NUT be icdiscfibably awful Dear
sistrrs, what we do, We most do quickly and
with entire depene,Dco on tho blessing Of
heaven Tor, this vefy death may deprive Us
oi the privilege oi doing at all. For there is
na work, nor device, nor knowledge, nor Wis.,
dc-n, III the cold grave, 10 which We are all
impe'uoo,ly Fastening.
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Marine Bible Societies.
Selected los the Republicans
No.

q
from ne &rh Reporf Of the Female .fars.fa-y RiS,s
S'ce'y Of Cortland Co,yy uad as Vic,aity, New.
I0rk.
LIS true we con do but iiu,e towards sup.
p!yiog the great multitude OF inhsbitant. in
our owonause county; but because we can
do but little, shall we refuse TO do any th,nc
Certainty nut. 1t We havs learnt the value of
that sacred Volume, by It's salulary Effects up.
on our own bsar,s. md experience ed its swee,
ebnsolaIions ~ our own breasts, We oro assur.
ed, tharr one SOLITARY individaal only should
cxpstience the same consolation through our
ins,'umentairy, We should nave abundant
reason tor rejoicing. Bet we hope better
ih'n.s: eyee the comforl, the consolation apd
sslsa,'on Of many.
We would Congratulate those who still
fseii, their duy snj p'ivi!,ge to continue
thei' subscription, ADD say to them, DO not
be discouraged, nor fear 20 cas-, your bread
upon the waters Tor although !, ruay sink
from ynur view for tho present, yet Il will
ee,,sin'y ri'e sgs'p, and your hopes shall no,
be Disappointed" We ate commanded 10
do good to eli as we have oppor,uni,y, and
Whatever is ccmmsnded is for oas iniereu to
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oef'ys "bNh bae no. set Octh pfoveu, be be-
questhss the Marehioness. ios her lil:, the
onconifolled possession Of the house, and
furniture In 81. jsme,'-squsfe and al Foo,e',
Ctny, together with oil her ladyship's Jewels,
sDd toe veIy vsIusbje diamond. which were
presented TO ,he noble Marquis dnriog his va.
rious missions. Lord ..onionderry's own
Jewels ate estimated TO be worth 100000. al
least w. .-
Notwithstanding Mrs. Garrick's constant
complaint about Der poverty, and narroaness
and inadecclcy OF her income, We under.,snd
she ha, iell nearly seventy LousGEd bounds
behind her.
MIS-. Garfics's letter Of remonslranee o.
gsin't kssh's Hbel Drugger wa. bfiet-
besr Sir, you don't koow how 10 pvy A.
bel D'oggs'." Ills reply deserves also to
&c recorded, and placed 10 the cfed. of bis
gaIisDuy -" Der MADAM ksow H."
ViExgA, Oct. 90.
Prince Gbika made his solemn entry INTO
Bucharest cn the ! iih inst. with great pomp.
The new iio.podar cf Moldavis, arrived a,
J,ssey on the li,h. The ernre euaepafion IF
he f'0o inehahsies by the Sui,.n's troop,
Is really effected aud, besides this, the strict.
w WV N'"'N" ""'S NNIf sGppINN VI 'oEC UP ili
sHaGG'tf', anl ccnYeY hem over The Danube.
GENOA, Oct. Is.
On The l7ih inst. tho superb cbuicn oi 5;
Peter, at Venice, was siroek by lighlaing.
In o0e moment The cupola was in flames, snd
'eii 10 with a dreadful crash. Vhe whole ed
lhce W., reduced TO a heap oil ,uD,. This
Church, next 10 the ceieb,s,ed one OF St
Marx, Was the tiDssl q, Veoics.
Letters from the enyirons CT A!eppo, dated
7ih Sept. biOg the melancholy new, that
fresh shocks of EsrKdqake. hnd be.n ielt on
several day, end tnat the si,us,ioa cf the in-
babiiaots was nniy dep.ornb!e 10 many pla.
ces The gtou0d was rent 10 a great depth, and
II was reported that q volcano had broken oui
near Damascus
The grea, Calsaori4n CensI, un;,ing the
waters ci the Clyde and she FoUh, we learn
ty Liverpool paper Is las, completed, al.
I ter labor OF neatly twenty years and 90 ex.
peGditure Of about &C oOOi BY means of
,his canal CONTAMINATION is opened between
The eastern and western seas of Scotland :;
ihas the dangerous navigation OF the pen,laDd
trih OF tie Channel, may DC avoided.
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Dp the ADaiIs.
NEw-YoBx, Dec. 2s.
European AGUlees.
GREECE AND TURKEY.

a lette, tom Cyprus, dded The l5,h of
August, written by sAe Rngash Consut, s,alss,
,ha: the Turks have destroyed s,xly.,wo
towns and vii!ases in that island The male
inhabi,anis they murdered and those Of The
w,mcn and children, who we're poi bafot in
iheh houses, were reserved tS be sod as
slaves. lie concludes by saying, ,ha, the
Cb'isuanS wee every where hunted IKE
wild beasts. The Turks entered the copyeat
OF Pent!ss mon, and, havog sadded and br-
died ,he nOnks Ike beasts of bore den, thy
mounted their backs and sete about the cou0-
Try, The sci lifc 10 the envIons oi the
iuoOastafy Of Kicou. The conh'Gra!ion con-
tiDued twenty three days. Foies,s Of fruit
trees, vineyards &c feIi prey 10 The Aamcs,
and tact of country. thirty.hvs league, 10
extent, remarkable fo' high cultivation Is now
a heap Of ruins Yet there has been no IN
surrection in Cyprus
.Advices from Morocco mention, tho, the
Emperor, having lately left his capital with
an army he had collected there, for the pur.
pose of pp,,ing down en- resurrection that es.
isted IN the province oi IL lara, his army =.
b,n5oned bin and dispersed, end his own
person, as we'll as those OF the chief. who se-
danger. THIS event bad caused q gres, u.
iar'p IN The empire, giving rise ct The same
ume 10 lresh commo,'ons.
The Svedes have settled their differences
with The Emperot OF Morocco.
The papc's announce no new events OF I'M
portsncc. !, app-a,, to DO conti sed that
h. Il. I,h~
An English oeiccr arrived in London, " no
had recently passed through the lines Of the
Frencb army ot Obse, vauon, Oh the Spanish
I, ,onIiers, ,epog,s II 10 amour, to so 900 men,
with u supe,ior park Of sr,ilie'y. Ia o2po-
sit'on TO this statement, the French papers
say, that the fron,icr army had broken up,
and gone into coDtoncments which, from the
recent intelligence received in this county
direct from Spain appears TO be the most
probabe account. The dscree Of the Court
of hssize, which condemned Genetsi Beuoo
and his associates to death, had been suck
up on The walls OF Paris; and an attempt bad |
beeD made AZ Saumsr TO assassinate Lieut.. |
WolIol, the person who arreslcd tbs General. |
The buckle OF his sword saved his life. Il i.
ss'd, ,aat La Fsyet,e was sboo,to be Impesch. !
cd.
An expedition, With 1000 troops, for Bfa-
zii, was preparing with ali expedition at Lis.
bon the latter part Of October. The Brsfl.
ian deputies, who refused TO sign The Pouu-
guese Constitution, have arrived IN England
and ,ensssed tho Sw.ltsuie packet to carry
Ihe,n home.
The King Of Portugal has sgsin iu an Of.
hcial paper, condemned the conduct Of his
ION, and proai5itsd lhe usual Observance OF
bis birth day.
Admiral Puge, died on The slM OF Oct.
'!s sailed round the would with C,p,aio Van.
ouver, and vas many years Naval Comwis.
tpncr 8, Msdrss.
By the will Of the late Marquis Of Lsndoa.
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From a iase London .aher.

Religion has suffered deep wound through
ore 1t us most eminen, disDilaries. I'm.
EcCles'astical AuthoriIies, after . long patient
'nves'iga'on, having been saui. fed Of the
goiIt sud ags'avation Of the arnc.nra. crkne
comu'l'td by Lord John George De Ia Peer
BefesioId, Lord Bishop of C.oehe., have
publicly pronounced his see TO be vacant. aod
have ordered its III me 10 be chaoced, 20 face
II possible, tie recollection of his infamy.
The wre,ched being has Ned 10 the cop,ine q,
TO avoid the punishment Of death which would
nwat his Conviction before a civil tribunal
iiis connections are ot the highest respec,a-
bi'i'y and worth, ard are IL The deepest dis.
tress. lie vas neXt btother of The Marquis
oi Wa,c, 10 d.
II is estimated that more than million Of
oo'hels OF human and lnhvman bones wore
imported last year from the con'iuou, OF Eu.
tope into the port Of IIu, The neigbbor.
hood oi s.eipsic, Au;letii and Wa,e,ioo,and
al Inc places where, during the !ae bloody
war, the principal: battles were fought, have
been swept alike Of the bones of he hero and
the horse which he rode. Thus collected
i'om every quarter, they have been .hicped
to he por, OF H1ll, and thence foryer,,ed 10
The Yorkshire bone grinders, who have G..
fec'td steam engines aod powei iul machinery
Tor me purpose OF reducing them 10 u yrapu.
lar staie. In this condition they are sent
c"'ehy 10 Doncas,er, one of the iarseN epri-
eu'tursI marsets IN that part of The county,
ana are 'here sold 10 tho farmers 10 r,anoIe
lhetr ianas' he oily substance Of The bone,
gradually evolving as the bone calcines makes
more permanent asd sub,tan,ial manure
than almost coy other subssnce--psr,icularIy
human bones. ftis now asccftsned beyond
doubt, ty actual experiment, upen an ex.
tso'ive scale, that dead solder il mos,
valuable article oi commerce and for sueht
we know TO the contrary, the good farmers of
iotkshirc are indebted to the bones Of their
enndren Tor their daily bread. Ii is certainly
singular TACT, tina, Gsca, Britain should have
sent out such multi,udes Of soldiers 10 fight
the battles the country upon ,be continent
oi Europe, and should thrn import their bones
as an article Of Commerce 10 fatlsn their soil.
Gambling On the Doth of October
last, an action was brought in the Court
OF kmg's Bench, London, by the assign.
ee OF Moses Abithoi, a bankrupt. to re.
cover OF Abbott, Boldsworih, and Davis.
a large sum OF money which they, as
Keepers ct a gambling house, had won |
from Abuhol, al 'he play called "Rouge
't Aei5." The assignee succeeded m |
verdict Tor the recovery ba, k !
of all the money ,de bankrup, hsd lost,
OF the purpose ofapf'yiug il TO the ben. |
'ht OF hls creditors.
lhe Woprictors of gambling house |
u riccadiiy, London, are said 10 have |
nade upwards OF 200, ,OO0i in the course |
u a year. How many persons must |
ave esen !uiaed by The loss Of suc;, a