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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-14
FSH. NES'i'.

A LII those having Just claims again
~ tie estate Of ilezetiaI Stone, dee. are
requested 10 bring them forward properly nu-
thenlcated, ms the law directs, in order that
arrangements may be made for payment and
an those indebted 10 The estate are requests
To make immediate payment
NUCAJAH STONE,
JOHN NJ. PERRY.
Dec .. l9w2w'
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Mes Todd.

E}ESPECTFULLY informs her friends
w and the public, that she has lately re
.Hled TO Lynchbarg, TO the hanse formerly
s.7capled by Mr.. Nilliam 81 Wallace, ON Bird
t.ee'. She VIII make Dresses, peiisscs, &c
W II the most fashionable manner.
December "a. Is
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-14

| FORWARN all persons from trading
= for note executed by me 10 Claiborne
zones, for ! 20, dated 9th December, i@ss.
aad due thirty days after date, as il was Oh
aaed in fraudulent way ! DO not intend
topay it. NM. APPlEBURY.
Dec. 20. IT.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-14
The North American Review,

Was begun in lsl5, mud has since been steudi.
ly advancing in public estimation In Janua-
ry, 1920, the ediiorship was assumed by Pro-
lessor Everett. OF The CniPcr,ity al Cambridge,
New En- and. 4 mr. S,gjfs was then com
menced, wila which il is convenient alat sub.
.eriptons should BEGIN, Orders lar any part
OF thc Wetk vii however be thankfully re-
ccjyed by !. biuel aud by r. Nort,s lenrl,
who are lntegoslrdiu the publication.
Published qaurisrig-Prire Fire D1RUs q
gta'-pa .atte IN adrdace.
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Notice.

TEUliS Is TO forwarn any person or per-
sons from trading for hond executed
Wy the spbscribcr 10 BENJAMIN Perkins, for
i.c sum 81 S266 Gs, payable in flour IN 30
days, sn3 bears date z3d Of May, 1918. This
boed WIS paid of agreeably 10 The condi-
linns lhereoi, and ain determined mol 10 nav
ii aeain GHAS G. PATTERSON.
NofeBher % l7w2wt
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Nticn.

% Otice.
1E'hhEH up by Sanl sniihson r living
Il IL Amherst county Cults Miils,a decp
sorTel MARE, With Il beze face md long tail,
"pposod 10 he 9 or 10 years old, which The
owner ean Inc By coming forward proving
MS prosperity, asd paying charges &c.
SAMUh SMT1HsON IT,.
Zee u. WdW Is
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-14
patsnt Swing Sa1Ales.

Wahn the counties OF Campbell, bedford. Pit
syVnia, llaliaS, Charlotte aud Afnhert, OF
tets tor sale, ard will constantly keep on hand,
a. III stan ;, resf The mari Ct house, 20 4 as
s5itE.n' q i.aa,s' and C,enllemens' Saddles
cor stneted upon Springs, which have bern
pronounced by Tie b'et 'dges 10 be the - eat.
cs' in. ~ neni eve ilcted to tn nnble, the
81 d'rs heinz cantituc ID as 10 he free Il on
6lhi'tyto iniu,r the 10, .c's back, and 10 ear,
he Iiasr NJ peiect c'sc.
NELSON Il. HUGHES, Agent
NIB. Tn pubic are particularly equeBted
e. cali, when ii.ev ca &c end Ia@ae for them.
'elvts ol tbs a0ity OF the Epline Saddle, aat
likewise b. accommodated with ont t. ,ide On,
o. nlSe tial nl.-- Al KIDD ul Saddles. nidIc.,
thames, ffonss, Military Cops, tear, &c. &e,
&C. r. Il, II.
Arrl -. wtf
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-14
GEORGE BUCHANAN

Miss Aiken in her life of james 7. re-
marks, to the discredit of that monarch
that he permitted his preceptor, George
Buuhanan, the most accomplished Latin
poet and scholar of this age, TO die in penu-
ny, and receive interment al the cost oftl,c
city Of Edinburg. The king did moi ike
the republican sentiments of Buchanan,
who on his death bed was intreated by his.
friends TO soften some passages of his his
tory, forfear OF incensng the king, Is not
what have said true" asked he. They ae-
sented. "Then," said he, +" will stand his
feud and that Of all his kin; lam goinc
shortly aohere re'y fer kings are aasaificd."
A Physician 10 the interior of the state of
Georgia, in an advertisement setting forth
his terms and qualifications, commenceth
thus In consequence of the extreme
hardness OF the times, am induced TO
practice physic at the common rate of ff-
" cents per male" He gives an account Of
his " requisitioas" for successfuI practice.
and concludes as follows /" The adyanta-
ges possess are rnrc, and authorize the az
setticn, that ,ciU practice with at least
as nuch Success as any physician in Geer,
gia" y
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-14
Al4RENO SIiAWLS, &c.

81, "a and I'D slerino Shanls,
81, Is and ~ Mock do
biffo ditto lIalf do
3teud Al Velvet do
Ditto Loia md Picnic do
.W' qfsodich arf The neresi fashions, just
reecired, nud Ell be Sod nj Me Phiiadci-
piia prieeS. j. y. PATTEN.
NOV =. II w1w
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-14
40 very likely Negroes,

Consisting OF men, hoys, women md children
quantity of HOu SEiIOLD FURNITURE
among which are barge number OF olegnnt
prints, and u large ana we'll selected library
Also, number Of horst, aud cattle, with the
farming utensils of every deception. The
Terms of sale will be, for the land one.fourth
OF TIE pulelase-mohey IN hand, aud he resi-
due IN tso eqttal annual pnyments, which are
to be- secured hy deed OF trust upon the pro-
Prty. Tor The personal property, credit 0t
II months for MI sums exceeding five dollar.
will be given, on the purchaser Swing bond,
with approved seen'Sty, drawing interett from
the date--the interest however viii BE- te-
pltrd il the principal is punclnaliy pnid
Uhen il becomes due. Fog all sums Of I've
dollars or less, cash win br required The
sale viii b. continued irogn day 10 day untd
tbe Whole property Is sold.
CHARLES AEHIS, SEN. AduiniHratp
q, Labllo, .ion,s, dec.
December %. 20NtlIj
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-14
DANIEL WILLIAMS,

T7iLOR.
EESPECTFULLY Informs his custo
g mers aud The public tbpt he Inns removed
'tis shop aeN door 60 sehaolaeld 4 Thur
mno's, and neMly opposite The oillee of the
Nug,nian, where all orders in HI line win be-
thankfully received, and executed with neat.
ness aud dispatch
November f. tc3w
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-14
Patent Spvieg
s. ~ D ID ia 4 a. So

yENiE Subscribe having purchased tie e.
L elusive figit Of manufacturing AM vend
ine Nj Nathan MlN's newly invented aud high,
" approved
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-14

WIZ TIT,
EtR0M the Brewery Lot, On Sunday
last,
Il terg Dorh Bay Horse,
Ten or twelve years Old. nictea tail aad high
hips The aark of deep chi nbout hall way
aeross bis tongue lotsandpnees aud works
welt IN eeHr
\ liberal reward viii he given any person
who will deliver him At the Brewery.
LynohhurR, jan 3. II -
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-14
WV 'Ernct OF llNnA

On which be late Gabriel Jones lived. This
tract, which certainly r (ns il ms long had
the reputation ol hcihs} one Of The most val.
liable aud desirable farm, 10 The valley, iit>, Al
bod two anu Il hall milo, hcloW lori Repnll-
lac, in the county OF iiockiuztnaa, is bounded
on one .ide lay the Shenandoah liver contains
near Loo heres. ot which about 4oa are clear
ed, upwards OF 80 Is river hoHom, of excel.
lent quality The residue Ines remarkably
well, aud is considered upland ol very good
EsyeA quality. Ga It there is Il very
ts,.h4 good frame DWELLING
.tsisH,e HOUSE, nn a very beautiful
~ Aa=..-za-a sitnnliou, with all convention, and
necessary out-houses md uppendaata The
farm is in every respect ia good order mud u
considerable quantity oi tail gain has been
neatly seeded Immediate pu,srss.on will be
sven. .Hbe same lime and Piaec, viii be sold,
Of
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Y.aRN% w.
NentMcky NarMnMN .

A few copies Of the above work is jus,
4 q received on consignment by he snbscri'
nor JOHN EOYD.
hoVer Der 80 I'll II
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qu1rlerly-Pri FoVr Do'larsd year,
Jsagatie IN cdr0dcS.
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.AaEevtiseUAeQt.

Nov. 10.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-07
BRICK HOUS r..

on v ashington street in Alexandria,
formerly my residence anu now 0ccu-
pied by John Lloyd Esq.-kefelence
for the purchase OF this House will be
made to James l.. Mckenzie Esq. of
the Bank OF Alexandria who is full,
authorized To sell the same.
Letters directed to me will be promt-
~ attended TO and every information
given.
JOHN HOPKINS.
Hill 4. Dale, Battletown Post office,
Frederick County, Va.
April l9-tds.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-07
CT OCKS,
Mathematical Instrument
MAKER,
and Watch Kepdirer.


ME subscI iber e,u Us h,, anfei IN.
led thacks to the public for the
very libtraf encuur snen' he has re.
..ceised for the two las, years. He still
eoutiaucs TO carry on busin-s. at the
shop formerly occupied by Gold. h
Chandiee, deed. and has on Lani u
large and splendid assortment OF SUI
FEYoRS' COMpAsSkS, and lirs,
rate EIGHT DAY CLOCKS, all OF
which WILDE warranted to he -quaIin
quality in every respect TO any IN the
United States. Also, he will keep u
c nstaat supply Of FIRST RATE
WATCHES for sale.
" Watches aud Clocks will be
carefully repaired, and warranted to
perform well for twelve months; if not,
no pay will be required.
Tie will receive inpaymeui for any
OF the above mentioned articles, any
kind OF country produce al the market
prices ; particularly plank, scantiing,
&c. and give Il reasonable credit, or
ven receive the cash ia paymen, If con.
venient. Orders will be- promptly at.
teaded to by
g. b. GRAVES.
Winehesters May 10. 1898 3,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-07
Valuable Box lost.

THE subscriber forwarded from
II Albany, in the month of Octo-
Der last. Box containing a large
collection of seed. some very valua-
bic Agricultural works. and eight or
ten letters of Importance. The Box
was directed to Mr.. Mcclure, VIM
chester, Va. to the care of VIM. p. T..
Barton; Philadelphia, and to the fur
Their care of Ashby and stribling, AL
exandria. 1t was received by the
last mentioned Gentleman. and en-
trusted to the care of a waggoner for
its delivery in Winchester. AS it me-
YER has heen received by Capt. Nc
Guire. the subscriber will handsomely
reward the person that may give any
Information which will lead to its dis
cOvcry.
WILLIAM M. BARTON.
May 10.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-07
.-wOnI.--
Cardlng and Manufacturing.

lit subscriber rc,l,rns hts sim.
4 Cere hanks to his friends and the
public generally for the very liberal
encouragement iLey have extended to
ham since bis establishment, and res.
pee tluil,, informs them that he has got
lis WOOL CARDS in excellent or
der. SD that (ii posslblej he will be able
TO execute his wool carding business
IN superior manner to that of last
year. Persons coming from a distance
IN y depend on having their wool card,d
immediately. Wool intended for card.
ing must be well picked and cleaned
ana accompanied with one pound or
clean soft grease for every RIO Ibs
o. wool We prefer greasiog the wool
ourselves. Cardiug wool 10 rolls at
D ets' per pound Spinning do 80
cents a cut for all under ten, and 10
cents Tor all over; Stocking Yarn spun-
doubled and twisted in the best man,
ner. Also. Carpet chain, both cor
ton and woolfen. doubled, twisted mr.
Jingle, an the lowest terms, Cam.
ferpaue filling Of the best uuali,v-
ioCY anu coarse Cloths
manufactured on shares. as fellows.
'ersons wishing to have their wool
ardcd Ga shares to pay one half
nc price of carding. f6P have ON
land a large quantity of EXcE.,-
-ENT LiNStY that will e. change
or wool. or sell low for cash. ~ *O1r
DOL carding is performed by our old
arder, MIR. SAMUEL RYAN.
DWool may be left at the store of
~. Holiday II Son, Winchester. and
FlIi be return d there. finished ac-
ording to order, with The utmost des-
ach; j. CoLIINGF,
Goshen cotton and WOODEN manu-
.c'ory near j. SIC. listers mer-<
hant mill, below Winchester.
May So.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-07
VOCAL
and Instrumental Music.
Mr. MUSCARELLE

Ffom Haiy-Prye'S@ ana Composer
- q .Nusic,
MOST respectfully returns his
lvR thanks to those ladies and gem
uemen who patlonised him the
last summer, and informs them and
republic generally that lie W i'll. on the
first ut June next. re-commenCe a
course of instruction in the following
branches:
Fashionable singing. in Italian
style;
Piano Forte. accompanied with
singing;
Violin; Guitar; Harp, &c.
Mr.. Nj. will teach i'm Winchester
and its vicinity; in CharIestown, and
at the Shanondale Springs. He will
have Piano Forte at Major Stephen
sons, at the Springs. for the accom-
mediation of ladies who choose TO take
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-07
A Valuable farm for Sale.

ekNHE subscriber wishes TO sell. at
private sale, a tract OF land, iys
ing near the road leading from VIM
ehestsr TO Msrtinsburg, shout 4 miles
FROM the former place. This farm con-
fains ak0gs h20 acres of excellent tine
stone land, about so of which is we'll
clothed with timber, she balance in d
good state Ell cultivation. The im.
prnvemenisy g comfortable Dwelling
house, goed Kitchen and meat. house,
a good barn and stables, With other out
houses, an exssllent apple orchard, a
variety of other fsuit trees, and we'll
Of good limestone water near the
house, The terms will be made accom-
modating. Persons wishing to purchase
are invited TO view the premises. and
apply to WIN. HeTris. near Carriers
Tavern, or to Sutton ], Harris, of
W Inehesier.
BENJAMIN HARRIS.
March SO
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-07
Valuable Potomac Land,
En,, &l,L,
For SHE.

by Virtue of Deed of trust from,
homas Cresap. Esq will sell py
Nate contract, the following dcsira-
real estate. lying on the Mar, land
|ae' III Allegheny county, about ten
lies from Cumberland Ii is m one
act' containing upwards of
700 Acres of Arabic Land.
Gil waterod--hetwecn three Il four
andred acres are in cultivation, and
II greater part
tirst-rate River Bottom.
id aboni forty acres i'm meadow.
he whole of the arabic land is wen
Eiap'ed to the cultivation Of tobacco.
nd grain of every description and
lere Is on the premises
afuadte Merchant g. Sac MN
ute convenient to the river bank.
good stream of water. into which
water from the river may be taken
with very lutte expense. he
esss dwelling House is Of
EAAlu stone, two stories hign with
: nv enient apartments. the late resi-
nee of the elder Daniel Cresap. sit
tie OH beautiful emincnce comman-
= ,g fine view Of mountain scenery
nth, cast and west. The soil of the
woodland is good, and is covered with
heavy timber of good quality, and
well watered, I have been told that
Hour may be taken from The mill and
delivered in Baltimore by water car.
riage for one dollar per barrel, a sum
not larger than is usually paid for the
carriage ola barrel OF -four from FIRE.
dcrlckTown to Baltimore; and if the
Potomac canal should be made, Of
which think there is no doubt, the
price for the carriage of a barrel Of
flour will not probably be more than
81 ! cents to baltimore This farm
is also admirably situated for grazing.
affording ample ground to supply hay
for stock during winter, and in one
day cattle may be drove to the G!adcs
in the spring, where they may be
kept during The summer upon wild
grass free from any expense, and re-
tlrn III the fall fit for market.
BY making one liberal cash pay
hent. the balance may be put into am
nual payments. giving an extended
credit. The title is unquestionabgy
good For further particulars apply
at my Office III Frederick Town. or
Thomas resap, Esq. living on the
estate.
B.S. PIGMAN, TRUSTEE.
May 24-4w.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-07
NOTICE.

do hereby give notice, that am
determined TO: to pay four notes u,i-
der seal or single bills, for pay men.
oil money executed by me to John
10y, two of said single bills call for
one hundred dollars each, one other.
Tor upwards of Ninety Dollars 4 the
other for smaller sum, amounting.
the whole four notes to the sum of
three hundred dollars or upwards
| have lately discovered that the said
John 10y had no title to the land for
the price of which the said notes were
given. ] ain therefore determined not
to pay them or any part thereof AMI
1 torwarn all persons not to take an
assignment on either of those notes.
HENRY EaIaIA&I,
May 81
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-07

Runaway from the subscriber.
living in Jefferson County OH or a.
bout the 5th Feb. hast, a Negro Girl
named
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-07
April S
Bell Tavern.

II He subscriber respectfully informs
4 his friends and the public that he
has removed TO his former establish.
ment al the sign of the BELL where
he is prepared for the reception of those
who may thick proper to favour him
with their company. The house has un-
dergone thorough repair. The ruom.
are so furnished US TO promise comfor,
and convenience; to this he pledges the
addition of hi, own services TO render
the time Of those comfortable who NAV
favour him with call.
NJ. CARRIER. Jr.
Staunton May Sd.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-07
CONE NT'E'TETH,

"a ~ the Jail Of frederick County
y Va. negro lad Who CATS him
self Cyrus, and says he is The pro-
pcrty OF a MIR Buchanan Of Georgia
! he said lah is about II or 10 years
Of age. dark complexion, about 5 feet
6 or : inches high, clofling much
worn. The owner is requested To-
come forward, pay charges, ard take
him away. or else he VIII tc dealt
with as the law directs.
CHARLES HULET, JAELoR.
May "a.
o. Che Editors oftIc Richmond FL
Gui1er, viii Please insert tie above
once week, for three monJls. ana
forw ard their account for ..i.cc.iQn.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-07
ESTHER.

She is about is years of age; rather
OF a yellowish cast. and stout made. -
This Girl is well known i'm Winchcs-
ter, having been hired out for several
years by the estate of Gen. Singleton;
at the sale of whose Negroes she was
purchased. She was last i'm the SER
vice. ii is believed. of Mr.. Joseph L.
baldwin. The above reward will be
given Tor experimenting and securing
snId Girl, in any goal so that get her
again.
BATrAILE MUSE.
April
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-07
NOTICE.
The Stockholders in Ashby's
gap Turnpike Company,
NOTICE,

A RE requested to meet in Middle
~ burg at John Ups Tavern, on
tie Cd Friday in June next, to elect
President four Directors and a Trea-
surer; and to transact such other bu-
siness rs maybe laid before them.
BY order OF the Board,
A..GiBSON, JREAsURxR,
May l7---&U
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-09-17
Tbc fuunt.
ON DOMESTIC HAPPINESS

BY 81. George Tucker, ESQ. of Virgio;o
thrice happy they the happiest OF their
NV, Kind runite,
whom equal stars in Hymen's bands
Whose constant hearts, by mutual love
ep'w'hd' light
In sweet endearment live land calm de.
VINO IN each tender look can read the
beaf', forestall !;
And every hope, and fear, and wish
In pain and pleasure bear an equal part
And IN each other find their earthly all.
who IN their lovely babes new pledges
find
vi bliss unrivall'd, and unceasing Joys
Which heart TO hcart,in love more closes
~ onds,- destroys.
Which lime but ripens, and not death
Who on their knees the little pratilers
mold, car,
And 10 their lspings lend the willing
Whilst all the wonder moving tale is TOLD,
That prompts the smile, or caus'd the
gEttering tear.
Who view their little gambols with de.
light, shares
In which some playful dog or kitten
And note the sparks that mark the genius
bright,
And prophecy OF their maturcr years.
Who cultivate their minds with pious
care, glow:
And teach the virtues in their breas, TO
To Heav'ns high will to bow with hearts
sincere, low.
And look beyond this stormy world be
Who when their silver locks bespeak
them old, his arms,
And death prepares to fold them in
Shall in their Sons Carols worth be-
hold, Tcharms.
And in their Daughters all LucRErIA's
lie this my loi-beneath the rural shade,
Where heace and com orf, and con-
tenfUlem dwell,
Our mutual trust in GOD in death,
our aid; funeral kneil
The same our grave-the same our
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-09-17
PHYSICIANS.

Boerhsave often used to say, what will
make manga practitioner in physic tremble
that the life OF patient Oil lrifled with or
neglected. would one day be required at
the hand of the physician. He used to
cali the poor his best patients, nobly OBJ.
serving, that God would be their paymas.
ter the lustre of his eyes, bespoke the
activity and vivacity of his mind. He
was always careful e DESTROYS of promo,
ting every valuable end of nversatiop.
He disregarded calumny and detraction :;
for even Boerhaave had enemies, and
never troubled himself to coDfute them.
They are sparks" said he, "which if
you do not blow will go out Of themselves.
The surcst remedy against scandal is TO
Tue IL do7On, by perseverance in well
doing and by praying to God that he
would cure the distempered minds O!
those who traduce and iniure US" He
was never overawed by the magniGceoce
or presence OF great men, but boldly per.
sisted in proceeding in what he consider
ed to be right, and left the CONSEQUENCE s
TO God. lie was enabled, with unex.
ampled CELEBRITY and acuteDess, to pene.
trate into the tempers and characters oil
persons at glance of the eye. a friend
one day, who had often admired his pa.
tience under great provocatioDs, asked
hlm,lf he ever knew what twas TO be ane-
ry to which Boerbaave replied with the
most perfect frankness, 'Hhat he was nat
urally quick Of resentment but that by
prayer and meditation, he had obtained
complete master over his passions thi.
he attributed, as he did every gooc
thought, and every laudable action, TO bis
God"
81 wonder" says woman oil humor
"why my husband aDdI quarrel so often
tor we agree uniformly in one point-h,
wishes to De master and so do L."
Philip Of Mscedon being on the Spar
ian irontieT,wrote to the citizens tn know
II he must come as friend or an ene1py
| The laconic aDsWcr was nritbcy,