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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-30

Extract Of q letter from gentleman attach
ed 10 General DeaFb0rn'S Legation TO has
Friend IN his city, doted Lisbon, 2OM
.nnrch 1923.
"There exists in this country an instr
rectlon of which you will probably have
been Informed through the public papers,
aud which appears every day to assume a
more serious aspect. II is needed by a
Count Amorante, whose father, as well as
himself, opposed the revolution which re-
suited in the establishment of the present
order of things, and was treated on that
occasion, with great indulgence by the
liberals. The father is since dead, and the
son seiHing the occasion afforded by the
threatened invasion by the French army.
aud being supplied with money by the
French Ministry, has been able To seducc
two regiments of cavalry, one or two bat
taIons Of chasseurs, and regiment Of in
iantry. With thesetroOps, a body oflnil
TIA, and some countrymen, he has taken
the field in the province of Trasos Mon
ties, and has been able To sustain himself.
and fear, has gained some accessions to
his party during the last month, viz. from
February Esd to this date.
Prompt aud energetic measures ap-
pearcd to be taking beth by the military
and civil authorities of that district. to de.
feat aud punish this faction and it was ex-
peoted from the character of the military
commander of the constitutional party.
who has high reputation for courage and
energy, as well as srom that of his antaro
INST, who II seems was not thought very
highly ofhy the commander in chief, ord
Wellington, or by any of his brother off
GERS IN the late war, that the affair would
have been very soon terminated by the
destruction or the capture and flight of the
facteus. These hopes, an so nv To saw,
have been hitherto disappointed, and with
IN few days. have received the severest
blow of all. There had been several sliebt
sklrmishes, in which the constitutionalists
are represented us uniformly having the
advantage at any rate, their adversaries
retired before them at every encounter, and
finally, concentrated their force in Cheyes
strong town on the frontiers.
Reg0, the constitutional commonder Oh
vanced Within two or three leagues of that
place with his main body, and sent for
ward two battaiions of light troops, who
according 10 the accounts. approached
within half a league of the town on an ex-
tenslve plain, giving an opportunity for
cavalry, in which the strength of the fac
tIeus chiefly consisted, to act against them
to the best advantage. This oversight the
enemy, stupid as they say he is, had sense
enough to see and profit by it. His caval-
~ made a vigorous attack on the two bat
talions above mentioned, and appears to
have killed or captured them almost 10 a
man. lbeliese that none except MAJOR
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-30
TIE NIRGINIAN.


pIEASANES BULL "a q ~
atfnt4snHRs OF ara IANs OF THE UNION.
.Hss4si .oPposite .Asssrs f.sfaieh8 ttaglofs
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-30

New YORK, May l8.-We are indebted
to gentleman who came in the brig Shep-
herdess, Capt. Storer, arrived on Saturday
from Messina and Gibraltar, for file of
Gibraltar papers to the LIST April, aud for
the following information respecting the
Greeks, which comes from the most au-
thensic source. The Shepherde.s carried
ont the Palestine Missionaries who sailed
from this port they all landed safe, in
good health and excellent spirits.
The Greeks in their struggle for freedom
have succeeded beyond the hopes Cf the
warmest friends to their nobecause. Re
duced by the most ahject slavery for ma
ny centuries IN civilization To the level of
the Turks themselves, without any regular
concerted plans and little harmony among
them, they have, in the Morea and some of
the islands IN the vicinity, resisted every
effort the Ottoman government has been
able 10 make TO crush the renovating genius
OF their ancestors. After long continu-
alton OF sano'nSry engagements and hor
md cruelties on both sides, they have final
ly destroyed the whole of the Turks excep-
ting the garrison of Coren, Modon aud
Patras the two former consisting of about
three hundred men, and the latter of IA
thousand, have demanded capitulation,
but we have not yet received any informa.
ton ofits having been agreed to.
Several str0ng squadrons have been sent
by the Ottoman government to raise the
blockade of these and other forts in the
Morea, but their designs have been con-
stant'y frustrated by numerous squadron
OF armed merchant vessels manned by old
and enterpri2ng sailors, commanded prin-
clpaIiy by the owners ofthe vessels, inha-
bitants of the Islands of Idra, Ipsera, and
Spezla. In these attempts to relieve the
sarrlsons, the Turks have lost BY confa-
grafton three ships OF the line. several fri
gates, and the whole ofthe troops that they
conveyed in small vessels.
The last Turks army stationed on the
North coast Of the Gulf Of I.epanto, com
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-04-05
Mr.. John Allensworth.
I AXE NOTICE.

THAT, on the 9TH day Of next A.
PrIi' at the Office Of Master Commits
sioncr Bent, in the town of Wnches
ter, between the hours Of ten in the
Morning, and five in the afternoon,
1 shall proceed TO take the dcpositions
OF James Baker, Esq. and others, to
DC read IN evidence in suits now de-
pending in the Superior Court of
Chancely, for the Winchester district,
IN one Of Which you are plaintiff, and
myself, and cthers are defendants.
and inthe ether, myself and others are
Plaintiffs, and you are defendants.
March s. REUBEN MOORE.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-04-05
ROPE, &. WEAVER'S REED
MAKING

'gSHE Subscriber respectfully informs
a the public, that he still carries or
me above busincs at his old stand
"nefc he has Far se.s Ropes and Wea-
Set's reeds of all descriptions by whole
SAFE and retail, on mondera,e terms, Of
The best quality, and will take in pay.
meat for any of those articles, Hemp.
Flax, or Wool, at lha market price in
Winchester.
THOMAS CR!AISNATW.
n. D. Two apprentices wanted to
the ADORE business Of Rope and Rec d
makiny. Boys Ercm IL 10 IS wnuld be
preferred. Match-f5 II
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-04-05
Public Sale.

ER \ Virtue Of Deed Of Trust, exc
a. cHted TO the subscriber by Stephen
Ei!sea, (and of record in the clerks Of
fee or the counties OF Frederick aud
SheDandoah) to secuFe the dehl ard in
teresi therein mentioned. due to ST
mon Aiienswor,h, shalt sell at pnh-
lie auction, 20 the highest bidder, for
cash, before the door Of JOHN Jacobs'
Tavern. in Ire Town OF Front ys9yal
on TUesd y TIE 9'h day of April next,
The interest of said stephen Ellsea.
loae o. The heirs AID distributes Of
John Eilsca deed in
Four Tracts Of lease Lands,
lying in SAID Counties OF Frederick and
Shenandoah, near the said Town Of
Front Royal also The Interest OF said
Stephen l.ll'ea 10
Eleven Negroes
Belonging to sui'. estate Of john Eilsea
deed. or 81 'oach ihereaf as vii ea;is
fy the debt, Interests san1 cost, Such
tile ~ is vested III cie 10y said Deed OF
Trust will coDyeg.
q w. SEAYERS, Trustee.
klsrch--S IDS
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-04-05
Dissolution OF Partnership.

q VIZ Partnership Of Henry w. b.
Il ker 4 Sons will be Dissolved on
The ist day of April next. They beg
leave 60 return TO their customers and
the public generally their most sincere
thanks for their liberal patronage
Those Indebted to the Firm are partic,
uiarly requested TO com> forward and
seitie their accomp,s either with cash
or by note.
The business will be continued bv
Henry w. Baker and hi. son George al
the Gid steud. Jacob Baker will com.
menee business at his store room next
door TO the Farmers Bank of Va.
Mare.s 10 ats.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-04-05
Trust Sale.

Nseooformi'y with deed Of Trust
executed by George Cievinger, TO me.
to secnre'fhc ltaymen. o { a sum there's
IN mentioned, fFor, said Cseorge Gle
yinSer, to lanes B.elso,--I shall sell
at public sale to The highest bidder
ioT cash, at the esidenes Of said Gle.
y'nscr, on The Esd day of Aufii next,
One Road Wagon, SIX Horses and
one Calf, three Mileh Cows six sets
- Sears, ons Bar-saare Plszh .s.our
shovel Picughs, one Iron Toothed
Harrow, eleveo Hogs, FIVE Beds, Bed
stands and Furniture, one Wslnrt
Cupboard y contents, one large wa
nut CHEST, ore Buraau, enc large Flax
" aeel. one Wool Dc. CHS cut Reel,
ihTee Tables, eight Windsor Chair>,
ihTee common ditto, one eigh; day
Clock 1000 feet Of piGc Plank, toge-
ihsT With ersry article Of Household
oRd kiichto furniture "a yossessicn
Of said Ceor@e CIsviaEeT.
Vim. GORE Trustee. 4
March 20 ids. 4
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-04-05
VIRGINIA to wit :;

AZ tmics hoider in TIC Clerks Office Of
tic "aunfy CoHrt Of Hampshire on The
~frSi NonEug IN .Hdrch, 1925.
George Rogers AMI RehccIa his wife,
late iseheeIl4 Parsons, Lscob Long
and Marin his wife, late Maria
Parsons, aai jones Parsons, heirs
and legal fcpfesea ajiges Of lhg,1as
PArsens, deed. glainaH:s.
.igaia5i
Isaac Nay en;!all, jeremiah NI4ypole.
and William Douglass aid Waller
Douglass, which William end Wal
Ter afe heirs and legal representa-
t.ves OF Wiiliam Doaslass, i. cd.
Defendants
He Defendants, jeremiah, vii.
Il liam aud Walter, not hayiog en-
tered their appearance sni given Sc.
cuFity according to the Act Of Assem-
bly, and the Rules Of this Court, and il
appearing by satisfactory evidence tia,
they are not Inhabitants Of this com
monweaith: 1t IS ordered, That the said
Defendants do appear kore on the FIRST
day OF june Court next and answer the
bill Of the Plaintiff; and that a copy Of
this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in Yinehes
Ter, for two months Excessively and
posted a, the sront door of the Court
House OF the county of Hampshire.
A Copy-Teste,
51dN p. WHITE, cf<r. :,
March EN-.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-04-05
Virginia to wit.

AT ii'iles holden in he clerks GfEce-os
the Superior court Of Chancsry 5oy
ne Winchester District tic first hon
day in January 1895.
George Shrode &. Nancy III. g;gr. late
ANa"ey Doo'ns' Plaintiff,
Against
Caleb hoOtbe aud others, hairsog ca.
leb BootIe, deed. Defendant.
Tue defendants. James Smith. Nan
cy Smith, and Polly Smith. n.n;s,
Smith and Caleb Smith, children ard
heirs of Mary Smith deed. tate Ma.
ey Boolhe, NOT having entered their an
pearance and given seenrify aeeord;n,
70 the Act Of Assembly and the RaJee7
OF this Court, aud il appearing by sal
lsiac'ory evidence, thar ibey are ro,
inhabitants ofIis country: il is or9or.
ed, That The sid Defendants do On
pear here on lie FIRST DIV Of tI,e ,cr,
'erm and 9nswer The bin Of The nlr;..
t'Hs; and that copy OF his order b.
forthwith inserted in some newsneos,
published 10 Winchester, two mon,bs
sueeesslvely and posted nj The rson,
door o. the Court House in the said
town or Wilehester.
\ COPY-TESTE.
DANIEL LEE, 2. G
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-04-05
REMOVAL.

MILLER & GROVE. respectful
AV1 ly inform their friends and the
public, that they have removed their
Store to the House opposite John Il
A. Miller's, d next door to Mrs. Pen
dieton's Tavern where they will be
happy to receive the commands oftheir
old friends, and hope to merit ii con-
tinuancc of the public favor. They
have on hand about 1000 Gallons of
Old Whiskey which they offer for sale
OH reasonable terms.
March ST.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-04-05
THE WE'LL BRED HORSE
HYDEkALLY.

(BY the Imported Horse Pretender,
eut Of an Adyenturer marcy wiz atand
the ensuing season at w. Cunningham
jun's stable in Harry County and pro,
baby have another stand.
HyderalIy will be let to mares at IS
the season, TO be discharged by the
payment Of six dollars within the sear
aon-The season will con ienee on the
first day Of April, and cad on the
1st day of July.
Hyderally
'is beautiful dark chestnut, is hands
high, well proportioned and active
hore, emineutly calculated either Tor
the -addie or harness. 1t is unnecessary
tO eommeD; upon the stock of Preten.
der. as he has stood unrivalled as q
stock eetier for seventeen years Great
pains will be taken to prevent acct
dents, but l will not be Responsible
for ny.
G5-Publie days & Sundays excepted.
DANIEL HYD
N. B. Hyderal'y is warranted sure
foai ge'ter, and good stock getter-
ID. II.
Hardy cty. March At.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-04-05
AMOS LUPTON.
JOHN CROCKWET,I.

(@'Fhc subscribers will also make
Shovel Plonghs of new construction
also invented by &. Davis; the ploughs
have cast shoyels and are highly APP
proved Of by ali who have used them
A very useful implement called the
SuBsTnATU,I Plough will also be
made at j. C's. shop; this plough is de-
signed to follow the Bar-sIIare and is
calculated to deepen the iiirrow with
out turning up on mi 4ing the yellow
clay with the soil. Feb. 10.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-04-05
Virginia to Wit =

III tinlcs holden IA, the Clerks o fiee a
Tie County Court of Hampshire on the
FIRST saonday in November, 1922.
Garret w. Blue ad'mr. Of John Elm
deed. Complainant
A ainst
Sarah blue, widow and relict of said
John Blue decd, Jesse Simmons and
Susannah his wife, late Susannah BEuc
and john Mouser, and John Is. White.
guardian ad Item for Eliza Blac. Sa-
rah Blue, Nancy Blue. Ruharny Blue
ana Bliimy Bluc, infants 4 children
ior said Jno. Glue, " sarah Ann Mou-
SER grand Child CT said John Blue,
Defendants.
THE Defendants. Sarah Blue, les
Sc Simons and Susannah his wife, and
JOHN Mouser, not having entered thei.
appearance and given security accor-
ding to the act of Assembly 4. The rules
Of this Court. and it appearing by sat
isiactcry evidence that they are not in
hahitants Of this country: It's ordered.
that the said defendants do appear
here OH Tie FIRST day of April Court
next, and answer the bill OF the plain.
TIL; and that a copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published in Winchester. for 2 months
successfully, and posted at the. front
door of the Court House of said Coun-
ty.
A Copy-Testc,
JOHN b. WHITE, c. II. c.
Feb. 2e.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-04-05
Wanted to Hire.

OR the remainder of the year,
n a Negro fellow who has been
accustomed to ploughing, and the u
sual work on farm. The advertiser
resides in Shenandoah county, but
the Editor of this paper is authorized
to treat with any person having a
hand of that description. March s..
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-04-05
For Hire.

THE .abseriber hss ftbr or five ne.
s.as- hsi h dishes Is hire ont until
sac F5.h Beccnber ne Xfs Among them
a5e sne yonaS fellow, oGe young wo-
meT---'iic others boys from twelve 10
seventeen years Of age. For further
particulars enquire of
III GUNNELL,
Near Hdpewelj, 4. c.
March z2-- 3lpd.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-04-05
Plough Making.
March 10,
FaVHE Subscribers have i,

FaSHE Subscribers have obtained
a permission oC Mr.. Gideon Davis
to make + Scnd the celebrated iilong.is
invented BY him, which have at CURED
such celebrity in this and many other
counties. lin order to become perfect
iy possessed of the manner in which
they gro pat toycther with such uner.
ring correctness. j. G.. repaired to
Gideon Da,is's shop in Georgetown
w33Erc he obtained the necessary in
formation, AID made, ilimsclf. two
plousls IN that shop. They have OBJ
tanned q supply ofthrcc horse and two
horse Mould boards; and viii, in few
days, be ready TO supply the public de-
mands for that valuable implement:
the timber OF which they shall be made
shall be OF a superior kind. Frcm the
long experience which J. c. has had
as Il workman in the various branches
of Wagon and Plough making, he
thinks he may venture to assure the
public that they shall net be disapp0in-
ted i'll the quality OF the new plough
which he is about to make. &C. in
tends to carry ON his business of wag-
gon making at the old stand, & takes
this opportunity to tender his thanks
for the fa,ors he has received, and
fatters aimself that M pains shall be
spared TO merit I; continuance of the
public Favor.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-04-05
John Patton, Barber,
8feg11 (9CCex6nofia.

Ii EsPECTFuLLy Informs the
q lciiizens of Winchester that he has
opened shop in the South part cf
Loudoun street, next door to the chain.
factory of Mr. usseii's, end soiicits ii
share Of patronage. He viii in short
time, receive a select assortment Of
perfumery, and such other fancy AIT
cles asare SOLD inthe respectable shops
',f ti.s sort below. and viii use his best
endcayOrs to please his customers.
March Is.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-04-05
ERRO CORRECTED

The meeting Of lhe .ggrcuiiura1 So
eiey, TO receive the repo,, Of The com.
D'iitee on Premiums, will be held on
the first Saturday in .9pTil; ard not On
The last Saturday IN Wdrch. rs was STA.
ed in the Gazette. last week.
THOMAS CRAMBR, Secretary.
March -
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-04-05
stanton Female Academy.

otauntoll Female Academy.
; now in full operation 10 Mr.. Lees
4 house, situated ou the hill near the
treshy terrain Church, conducted by MIR.
y urs. Leuba, assisted by Miss Bah
cock and Mr.. Ieuba's Son.
Price OF tuition per session Of Eve
moatLs, parable half in advance:
Reading, Writing, Spelling, Embroi.
derry aud Sewing, 5000
Arithmetic, History, Geography, with
the use of Globes and Maps, Grammar,
Rhetoric, Composition, Astronomy, Ma
turai Philosophy and Chemistry
1900
French, Italian, and German Ian
guages, each 1000
Music, on Piano Forte, and Vocal
$500
Boarding, with bed and bedding
5000.
To accommodate Che parents or guar
dians of the boaFders, provisions will
be received, partly 10 payment, at the
current prices.
For further information, reference to
them, or the Hon, Judge Stewart, Hon.
Judge Brown, Daniel shelly, Chapman
Johnson ana Briscoe Baldwin Esqrs.
Staunton.
Staunton, March i5-6ts.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-04-05
Oyerseers of the Poor

Oyerseers of the Poor
u y ELECTION for overs,s . 81 ;,
IA Tho Poor far Frederick Coag9 VIII
De ned az the following p!ao~>' tue "a
Monday la April uexi.
AT Bctrysi'ie, unde> <iie snperintene
dance OF q. II. MIS-.
At P.shtv,rn, under the supe.inten.
dance OF Bfderick Nadeabousch.
A, s@Gkstown under tao superinten~
d.nee,6f Jim Newman.
A/Nc"tcwn { Siephensbnrg under
ib< snperiniendance of John B Tiideu.
GEORGE w. KIGER
ID. 5. Frederick County.
March 10
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-04-05
Clover Seed.

THE Subscribers have just receiy-
ed a supply ofniCc clean fresh Clover
Seed which will be sold low if imne-
date application is made.
Feb 10. LAM i. BRONZE
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-04-05
COTTON YARN.

z AMRS G. Il Il. BARRY tcinr
81 appointed .egents by the .UnioD
Manufacturing Company of MARYLAND
fpr the sale OF ;heir cotton yarn, take
this opportunity TO acqua;at their
friends aud the public shat they have
josi received very large supply per
the Baltimore Packet, which ihey will
sell TO Dealers in shat article at the
Factory prices, Free of Ex-
peBSe.
s-7" C0ustTy merchants who want
their supply, will at once see the ad
vantage OF receiving that article in
Alexandria at The Baltimore prize. free
Of risk and freight. The long establish.
I'd superiority Of this cotton over All
others manuraclurssI 81 The Uoiied
States, makes il ri lry to saw a.
ny thing further, f1.5 itss 10 its quality.
AS our supply wi!fs6e made weekly
oar town and country customers may
rely on their orders being prompts
attended 10. They have also on hand q
general assortment ~
DRY GOODS,
ennptisiog almost vt article in fbat
lire, which wiz be Sold very low by
whole sale Of retail, a accommodating
terms.
Alexandria, RiaFch 20. as
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-04-05

IN the Superior Court of Chancery
holden at UIHcir5ter IN Ffrsinia.
betsUeen
George S. Lane, Plaintiff.
John Douglass, Robert C. Lee. Re.
bert Vaudeville and James Man
devilIe. administrators of ,Josenh
Vaudeville, deed.
Defendants.
The defendants are desired to take
notice, that on the 9TH day of April
next, at the House and Tavern Kept
by Robert Fulton in Charlestown.
Jefferson County, Virginia, shall
take The Deposition of the, said Robert
Z. Lee; and on the 9th day of The
same Aionth, at the Hotel kept by
l9sso Brown, in the City of wash
inSton, | shall take the Deposition Of
the said Jesse BiDwm-and his wife,
and Thomas Musiin--to be evidence
on behalf of the plaintiff in said suit.
March s. GEORGE S.LANE.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-04-05

Mr.. Tmis Peters, late sheriff
OF Hampshire County, Virginia.
YOk Will please TO take notice that
on ths. last Saturday in April next.
De'wesl. Tie hu.rs If six O'clock in TIC
morning.. aud six O'clock in the even
inS OF the said day at the house OF Jo-
.Srph Boxweli, in Morgan County,
Virginia, | shall proceed to take th.
deposition of Stroti,er Cailett, which
whcn-taken shall Offer as evidence
IN suit depending in Hampshire
county Court. Wherein am plaintiff,
and you are Defendant.
IouIs Sc.
March-ea
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-04-05
Virginia tCNvit:


.ggdinS.
Jonathan Garlic ami Each Jones,
Defendants.
The defendant. Jonathan Carlile, mt
having entered his appearances &. Civ
en- security according 10 the Act of AS
semtly & he Rules of this Court, and
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence.
that he Is hot AN inbsbitan, Of ,his:com-
mouwea';!i: II is ordered, That the said
Defendant do appear here onthe FIRST
day OF June Court next and answer the
bill of the planting; and that a copy
OF this order be forthwith inserted in
Son'e newspaper published in Wins
chester, fortwo m"n'hs sueeessiveIy,
and posted at the tron; door OF the
Court House OF the county of Hamp.
shire.
A Copy-Teste,
JOHN 4. WHITE, C. II. c.
March 22~-Sf
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-04-05

Y the celebrated horse Hyatoga,
-AD who sold for $4,000, now in high
perfection, will make his Spring season
IN the Counties Of Frederick and JEFF
iersen, commencing on the LIST day of
April next. at Mr.. VIM. Vanhorns sta
ole IN the town Of Winchester, and re-
nam there 9 days; then will move to
or near Charlcstown, Jefferson Coun-
". and remain there 9 days. In trav-
cling to and from he will call at MIR.
seyers's oal,the Opequon, the White
house, Il Mr.. Carriers, where gentle
YaeH wishing to breed from this yaIua-
Die iiorse will be accommodated,
3s5M JOSEPH EVANS.
February 90.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-04-05
w illiam Miller

Il AS received from Philadelphia,
III III s offers for sale, on cheap terms,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-04
By AUTHORITY.
tfU Bite ACTx.l

tfrRLfc ACTS
y ACT 10 regulate the Commrecil Inter
course between the United States aud Ger.
thin British colonii ports.
he IL eaaeied by The Senate and House o
Representatives. Of lie United States Of 4
meriea, IA Congress assembled, Thai, fsoo
and after the third day of March next, the
drst, second, and third sections Of tle
/" Act concerning na,isation,n appro, ed ON
the eighteenth of April, one thousand eight
hundred and eighteen, and the " Act sup.
Elementary To an act concerning navisa.
ton, approved on the fifteenth of Ala,, ,hal
be, one Thousand eight hundred and Nv eniy.
aud the same arc hereby, suspended, Tor
aud during the continuance oi this act, 81
far as any ofthe restrictions or prohibitions
therein cnntained, linll or intcrdct the in
lefconrse OF natig. t On or com nerce be-
tmeen the ports of The United States aud
the British colonial ports hereinafter mrn-