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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1824-12-03
Cmn DaluabIE Farms

FOR SALE.
THE. first lying on the head waters of Long
Marsh, Frederick County, containing
1872 ACRES,
and the other about miles north between tho
head of the Marsh, aud the road Leading 10
Charlestown, containing
224 ACRES,
AS it is presumed no one will purchase yvitbou.
sight, it is necessary TO say more, by spnIviny
to Michael Smith on the 6rst mentioned Farm
any may see lands &C. and know terms
MICHAEL SMITH.
HENRY Smith,
Oct e-pid Executors
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1824-12-03
:VLftD OOIlarn saemarG.

NN/n the 9th Of September last, Wagner
who subscribed his name John IIolderman. a.
bout % or 30 years Of age, 8 feet or 10 inches
high, sandy complexion, loaded at VIM Rey-
nolds and Cos. BALTIMORE, four boxes of goods
principally csssueitst about 81 ,OOO worth. The
boxes were marked -. g. J. NJ CLENDTNEN.
Louisville, Kentucky, and were to be delivered
10 Forsyth, Dublin, 81 Go. Wheeling Neither
goods or man having been heard of siuce, II is
presumed he has pnrIoined them. The above
reward will be given for the man and goods, or
twenty five dollars for either. Any conmuni-
cations on the subject may be made 10 Forsyth,
Dublin & Co. OF 10 ,hc Subscriber here.
DAVID CLEND!NEN.
Bsltimo-e, Toyerter 26, iS24
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1824-12-03
Have mercy on me Lord,
And grant to me thy Grnce.'

The expedient succeeded, and he OBJ
famed the young lady with the paternal
consent.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1824-12-03
PUBI.lCsaIE

w iLL be sold on Friday the Sd dnv Of De
ceinbcr. without fail, The Swiftshoal mill and
saw mill with all the improvements thereto nj
tached. These pills are driven by the Shennn,
doah river, which proves To any man wishing 10
embark in the bushes, that there is no want Of
walter at any time, besides it lies in as good a
neighborhood for grain of every description. r..
any other mill in the valley. Possession given
on the day of sale, and the terms made as easy
as any yerson could expect to purchase such
property.
| DAVID SHEPHERD.
Nov 5-tds
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1824-12-03
SueK Wansru.

VI flHE subscriber having opened House o
"a Entertainment, for the accommodation o
drovers, and others who will favor hiin with G.
can, near the Centre Market House, west, on
street, formerly Occupied by James Moore.
Jr with large addition, aud naw Stable, with
stalls for twenty Horses, good Yards for Cattle
Hogs. and Sheep. in good order. Pasturage
VIII be procured to those that wish. The Bar
will at all times be supplied with the best Ii
quors that can be had in the District.
Washington, nov 26--3t JOHN MOORE
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1824-12-03
Ml1SDMh,hAM4Yo
RUSTIC COU RTSHIP.

At rustic merry-making, Roger was
seated facing Patty; enamored Of her
beauty, and stung by the arrows of the lit
tie god, he only vented his passion in sly
looks, and now and then touching Patty's
toe with his foot under the table. Patty,
either fearful that the purity of her hose
might be soiled, Or determined to make the
youth express passion which he appear
ed SO warmly to feel. at length exclaimed
with spirit IL you love me, why tell me
so but don't dirty my stockings
FRAcAs ExTRAoRDINARY.- yesterday.
a nuptial party was assembled at the house
Of most respectable gentleman in Up
per--street, when scene of rather an
extraordinary nature occurred, whereby
the nuptials of the " happy pair" have
been postponed ad libitum. Carriages were
in attendance TO convey the bridal pair and
company to church, when an alteration
took place between the bride elect and the
bridegroom that was to be, which ended
in his making his escape through the win
dow, and over the rails in front of the
house, halloed and pursued by crowd
which the uproar had collected. We I'M
derstand thai -" young lady has ten hou-
sand pounds 20 her fortune.
Dublin Post.
a young lady in the west of England,
named Grace Lord, by her uncommon ac-
complshments, had become the object 81
attention to numerous suitors. The young
lady constantly referred them to her father
who being Of whimsical temper, as well
as being much attached to the society OIL
his daughter. CIR long time gave no one a
favourable * .otion. At length young
man, who had re marked tina! the father
was great humourlst, after experiencing
q refusal, addressed him in writing in the
following words, froIn the version of the
9th Palm
Have mercy on me Lord,
And grant to me thy Grnce'
The expedicnt succeeded, and he OBJ.
famed the young lady with the paternaI
consent.
ANEcpoTn IA schooinastcr hearing one oil
his scholars read, the bov when he came to the
word honour, pronounced the word fuT: the
Heter told lii'o it should be spoken without the
h, - thus, oaoHr. Very veil. sir, replied tbe
lad "I Wit remember for the future" u Ave-
said he master, ".l~ays drop tic H. The next
morning 'he masters iea, with hot muffin, had
been brought % lHs desk but the duties Of his
avocatiou fnnde hin wait tn Il was cold wher
sr@asiny to Ire sana boy, he told him to take
the rnu1in 10 The 6rc md Issl It ayes, sir, g
sep'!ed tto s;hrlar, aud ;akng title ere c's /,
FrcseDtlv TIE master calls FOR his mnsii: az
iiav- cat <, ~ yoa bid ne, - said tna boy Fat
II. con scorrdre.' | bid yoJ take e IN the fro
ard seef it." BIT, SIR answered. Toad &C yes
terSsy yoa .cid me dwoys to dr7p Ten"
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1824-12-03

" NOTICE
- hereby given, that memorial viii be pre-
scented to the next general Assembly of Virgin
ia, from the heirs aud legal representatives of
Goldsmith Chandlee, decd for the purpose of
authorizing sale of all the real estate of said de-
ceased. SAMUEL BROWN.
Winch 10th mo. 90 1924
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1824-12-03
C0MxMEE'
FORTUNES HOME.

No. 80 .norkei. ST. near The Centre Market,
where all tickets, halves, quarters and eighlhs are
signed or countersigned by the Commissioners
appointed by the Governor and Council, thereby
making the state of Maryland responsible for the
punctual payment of all such prizes as they may
draw, and where also the cash may always bt.
obtained for prizes, Immediately on the tickets
being presented.
Distant adventures who, are DESTROYS of ear
ly and punctual attention TO their orders, as
well ms speedy returns OF their investments may
enclose ihe cash to
WIN. c. CONNIE, Baltimore.
Nnv enhpr o.
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1824-12-25
Negroes for Hire.

On the S0th December, 1921, at Brice
Edwards Tavern, miles north of
Charlottesville, shall offer for hire TO
the highest bidder, between 40 and so
valuable Negroes, the property of the
late Dabney Minor; among them are 2
blacksmith's, with set of tools, seve
raj good waggoners, q stone mason, and
carpenter, some valuable house SER
wants, and many valuable plantation
hands, some small boys and girls, the
hirer giving bond with approved secu-
ri,y, TO bear interest from the date, bat
If puneiually paid the back interest to
be RENTED.
ALEX. GARRETT, En'or
IF Dabneg Minor, decd.
Dao, az, '24.-<2t.
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1824-12-25
OLDEN TINE.

There is mystery on departed things,
Which rcnders distance beautiful! no more
fae alchemiSt, with cruc,ule and ore,
70 light mit aculous invention brings -
No more, at eve, wrapt up in sable gown
Wnat time tbs babe set cut on lite, career,--
Gazing on night, the sage astroloSer
Notes every planetary aspect down:
Thc hooded monk, no more, in gothic aisle
Sequcst cr'd, ponders DER his MASSEY tome,
As tn:o' the staine! glass, The sunbeams roam
Upon his wall, with many colored smile;
Romano is passing from Us all the while
Witchcrat and sheeted ghost and hauntet
dome!
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1824-12-25
FROM LORD pYRoN's POEMS.

FROM LORD BYRoN's POEMS.
4 would ] were a careless child,
Still dwelling III my Highland cave;
Or roaming through the dusky wild.
Or bounding Ger the dark blue wave.
The cumbrous pomp Of Saxon pride
Accords not With the free born soul,
That loves the mountains craggy side.
AMI seeks the rocks where pillows roll.
Forum, take back these cultur'd lands,
Take back this name Of splendid sound
hate the touch of servile hands
l hate the slaves that crinse around.
Place me along the rocks love,
Which sound to oceans widest roar;
! ask but this again to rove
Through scenes my youth has known before
Few are my years, and yet feel
This world was nc'er desisn'd Cor me;
All why do dark 'ning shades conceal
The hour when man must cease to be !?
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1824-12-25
In ChanCery.

The death of the Plaintiff Alanson
u. Bowcucke is suggested aud by Con-
seut this cause is revived in the name
Of David Carr his administrator
'Ihereupon tins cause came in 10 be
heard upon the bill Of review and de-
murer filed thereto by the Defendants
and was argued by Counsel; Upon
consideration thereof the court doth adj
judge, order and decree that the demurrer
he Overruled and the original decree
entered In this canse be reversed, and
the court doth thereupou reeommit the
report upon which the said decree was
founded. to the Master Commissioner OF
this court, with instructions so TO re-
torn the same as to allow TO the Plain
lifts, in the distribution Of the personal
estate Of John Carr, the testator, such
share thereof as will be produced by
adding the respective advancements Of
personal estate, made by the teslator in
his lifetime 10 his children, 10 the other
personal fund. distributed by the said re-
port, aud allowing 10 the Plaintiffs one
equal share thereof considering them as
representing one portion of said fund to-
Sether with the testatOrs sons and
daughters, and the Commissioners is d.
rected to settle and report the accounts
stating any thing specially thought
pertinent by himself or that either par
ty may require.
A copy, Teste
ALEX. GARRETT, c. C..
November 8, '@+.--st
The parties interested in the abore
suit aoiN tahce notice that Ihare appoint
ed the first day Of January meet, at the
Eagle Hotel, in the town Of Ckariottes-
ritle, for the purpose Of ececuting The
order therein made, Uhen and arhere.
,cith their papers and pouches they aoiN
please attend.
TIL. w. MAURY,
Master Commissioner
NOrember 9Th 1924.
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1824-12-25
j. SHIJSN"'S PaJTRCE8.

The subscriber having discovered the com
position OF SWAIN 5 celebrated Panac ca has
now supply on hand for saie--he has reduced
the price from three dollars fifty cents to So SO
per bottle or by the dozen, "a dollars
All the charitable Institutions in the United
States, and the poor, will be supplied gratis
the citizens OF the principal cities and
towns will appoint an agent to order and dis
tribute this medicine to the poor, it will be sup.
Piled.
This medicine is celebrated !or the cure of
the following diseases-scrofnla or kings evil
liberated or Putrid sore throat, long standing
rheumatic affections, cutaneous diseases hite
swelling and diseases of the bones. and sli ca
scs generally OF an ulcerous character. and
chronic diseases generally arising in debiiitated
constitution, but mo'e especially from syphi-
rs or affections arising therefrom. ulcers in the
iarynx, modes, sc. And that dreadful disease
occasioned by a long excessive use OF mercury.
&C 1t Is also useful in diseases Of the Ijycl..
CERTIFICATES
have within the last Two years had an on
Portumty oil several cases OF veiy inveterate
ulcers, which having resisted previously the
regular modes OF treatment, were healed by the
use OF Mr.. Swaim's Panacea, and do believe.
from what have seen, that it will prove an I'M,
poftant remedy in scrofulous, vernai and rner
cu'Ial diseases. n. CHAPMAN. M d. D.
Professor OF the Institutes and Practice o
Med. Penn. University.
have employed the Panacea OF Mr. Swain
IN numerous instances, within the last three
years. have always found it extremely efTca-
cious, especially in secondary syphilis, and
mercurlai disease. have no station in pro-
nouncing it a medicine Of inestimabIe value
w. GIBSON, M ID.
Professor OF Surgery in Penn University.
J. SlllNN, Chemist
sNFor sale at Smith and PearsalI's. n F..
Corner OF Third and Market-streets, PhiladeL
pbia.
February IL, 1924.
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Trust Sale.

BY virtue. of Deed of Trust execu-
ted to the subscriber, on the 18th day of
June, 1874, and duly recorded in the
Office of the county court Of AIbemarle,
far the purposes therein mentioned, l
shall proceed to sell for cash 10 the
highest bidder, at Michie's old Tavern,
in this county, on Saturday, the sth
day OF January next. all the right, title
and interestuf Wiley Harris, in and to
the estate of James Harris, deed. the
said estate consisting of a
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1824-12-25
SO Packages
or FRESH sEaS0TaBLE
GOODS,

Ibe subscriber has just received and
opened at his store, near the University
OF Virginia, his FALL AND WIN
TER supply Of GOODS, which were
lately purchased by himself in the Bal
tin'ore and Philadelphia Markets. for
cash; and he feels himself warranted in
saying that the quality and price of his
Goods, will please his friends and the
public generally. He solicits them TO
call and examine for themselves. His
assortment consists in part Of the fol.
lowing articles, viz:
London superior and superEine blue and black
CLOTHS DO. brown, drab and grey
Do blue and black superfnc cassimeres
DO coronation grey and blue mixtures. do.
DO do striped and corded, latest fashion
DO do striped and plain cassinettes
Blue, drab and scarlet plains
owansdowp, Feihnett, Marsailes and silk
vestings and shapes
Valencia and Brilhantjne, do
Rose blankets from ia tolI.4
Point do 9 Il 8 9 Red and white FlanneIs
C1rcassian plaids. Plain scarlet & fig fannels
Norwich Grape Irish linens and lawns
Brown and Black Hollands Linen d;apers
German Ficklenburgs, Osnaburgs, Barlaps.
and Dowlas Russian Duck
Black bombazeens
Plain and figured black bombazetts
orange, crimson, scarlet, blue, brown and
purple do elegantly figured
Wors,ed and Cotton braces
general assortment of fashionable calicoes
from IG to 81 cents per yard
Light and dark ground French and English
chintzes. Dark ground chint7 g. other shawis
Damask and imitation cashmere do
Britannia bandauppe g. 4
Canton Englishdo 4d&6.4 cambric musIins
Linen aud Jaconet cambrics s. null muslins
Cotton balls, tapes. pins and bobbins
Green booking, baizc
%, 49, ~, 81, Cd domestic sheetiugs and
shirtings. from 10 10 30 cents per ward
Gold head power loom do
Carpet bindings, spool and floss cotton
Bed ticking, Sewing silk and silk twist Of va
r'ous c0ior'' Cotton and worsted hosiery
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1824-12-25
To Rent.

The Lot Of land of the Farm tract
which at the division, fell TO the Lesa.
tees of Charles l.. Thomas, deed. will
be offered for rent, to the highest bidder,
on Monday the Sd day of January
(albemarie court.) for one year from
The first day of January. Those who
are disposed to rent can see the bounda
ries by applying to Mr.. Overton Minor.
Dee. II. '2I--3t
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Tract of Land.

Adjoining the lands of James Ballard,
James Douglass, and others, also,
SEVEyN' OR EIGHT N'EGROES,
Stock of cows, &c. &c. Acting as
Trustee 1 will only convey such title as
is vested in me by virtue Of said deed
Of Trust.
MATTHEW +. WALTON,
Trustee.
Dec. ii, '24-4t
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1824-12-25
Education.

The subscriber will continue his
school again, at the Farm, where the
elements Of the English language will
be taught. The school will commence
on the 10th of January, and end the
18th Of December, with a vacation of
one month in the summer. Tie will
take or boys as boarders, at $40
per year, the boarder finding his own
bedding, one half paid in advance. -
The Farm is half mile from Char
lottesville.
SAML. o. MINOR.
Dec a. '2t--5t
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1824-12-25

A meeting of the la Fayette Stand
ing Committee is earnestly requested a
the Central Hotel, on Monday next, al
ii o'clock, A. Nj. A full meeting is
indispensabiy necessary, that distribu-
ton Of The funds IN The hands Of the
Treasurer may be made
BY order Of The Chairman.
Dec. IS, 'At--n
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1824-12-25
Negroes for Hire.

Will be hired to the highest bidder,
at Capt. John Fields in Albemarle
cotinty, cn Friday the 3tst inst, all the
negroes belonging to the estate Of John
Rodes, decd. consisting of u Man, Wo-
man, Boys and Girls. They will be
hired for one year from the above day.
TIL; l.. SHELTON, Ecr. ,
Of John Rodes, decd.
Dec. is, '2+-st
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1824-12-25
At a Court held for

.itbemarte Coam'y The sch day of Sep
tender, 1874,
Uarid Carr and Etisa VI. his rije. for
merry Eitza w, Bowcocke, AID .atar
SON ID. BoWcocice, an infant By .icau.
lis ID. BoWcocte, his j,ther and ne.rt
friend. PaintiEs
AGAINST
Thomas u. Corr, Wiiey Nckersoa and
Drury Hood, erecutors Of JOHN Carr,
deceased, Polly Carr. reiict Of said
john Carr, deceased, Thomas u. Carr,
in his o,on right, W,tey Dicherson
and Molly his wJe in their o,cn
rights, Drury Hood and .ualinda his
tcye in their o,cn rights, Atien Jones
and Nanay VI. his aoife, Thomas Sal
mon and Elizabeth his ,cife James
Early, jr. toho intermarried with
Sally Carr, anderson Il. Carr and
John f. Carr, DEFENDANTS,
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1824-12-25
Female instruction

Mrs. JANE MINOR intends the
ensuing year, TO resume an occupation
to which some years Of her life have
been devoted with pleasure.-She pro-
poses 10 teach about twelve young La
dies at Gale-llill, the residence Of her
husband, DIR. John Minor, near Char
Iottesville, who Gun conveniently fur
nish genteeI board for that number
Her course of instruction will embrace
the English and French Languages as
laugh, in the most approved modern
Summaries, ornamental nee Iie-wOrk s.
drawing.
TERMS.
For board and instruction in English
and Geography, per year, $50
For tue same, including Ornamen-
tai needle-work and drawing, 400
For the French language, an addi-
tiOmal charge of 10
HALF IN ADVANCE.
Each bOarder TO furnish her own bed
and bedding. The school will begin
on the 18th Of January next, and ac-
cordips to modern practice will occupy
ten months of the year. At the trrmi-
nation Of five- the usual vacation Of one
month will be Siven-the situation is
exceeding healthy, which, added to
Mrs. Minors strict personal attention,
she hopes will ensure the health, the
mora! conduct and the mental improve.
ment of those entrusted TO her care
For applications within the space Of
his acquaintance, reference is made to
Mr.. John III. Eustace, of Richmond,
"hc :";ll make aSemenis and letters
10 Mrs. Minor or DIR. John Minor, d.
reeted to Charlottesville z. Office will
meet with early attention.
Oct. 4, '21-tf
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1824-12-25
Negroes for Sale.

1 shalt offer at public auction. on AL
bemarle February court day, before the
door Of the Swan Tavern, in Char
lottesville, 1s or 20 likely negroes
So far as that relation subsists they
will he sold in families. One fourth OF
the purchase money will be required in
hand; on the balance credit of twelve
months will be given, the purchaser
giving bond with approved security.
FRANK CARR.
Dec. II, '24-tFc
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1824-12-25
Boarding.

The subscriber can accommodate five
or six boarders, by the week, month or
year, on very reasonable terms For
further information please to apply at
his Watch-Maker's Shop, nearly oppo-
site the Central Hotel.
JOHN NJ. WEIDEMEYER.
Nov. 10, '24--tf
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Notice.
The subscriber wishes to sell u tract
of Land, containing
375 Acres.

Lying IN Christian county, Kentucky.
The land lies remarkably well. copye-
uieBi to navigation. / will trade for
property in AIbemarlc or any adjoining
county. For further particulars en-
auire Of the subscriber.
l.. b. JONES,
Dec. fl, '2i-St
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1824-12-25

BY virtue of Deed of Trust, exc
futed to the undersigned by William
Huntington, of record in Albemarle
county court Office, and for the purposes
therein mentioned, shall, upon the
prem ses, on Tuesday the 18th day of
January next, expose to sale for ready
money, to the highest bidder, that tract
or 1T of Land, lying in Aibemarle
county, between charlottesville and the
University of Virginia, containing
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1824-12-25
o 4 Acres.

Ea Immediately or the road, with
lsaS91 very handsome brick build
Isllls ga. ing, with wings on each side.
with piher convenient improvements,
calculated FOR almost any business and
is well worth the attention of persons
disposed to purchase. Acting as trns-
tee l vii convey such ti,ie as is vested
in me. GEO. w. klNSOLVING,
Trustee.
December 4, fs24-5t
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NEW B@0NSa

Just received and for sale by PHE,-
BUS & YOUNG, the following Works,
viz:
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Dec. IS, '2f-5t
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1824-09-11
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY EVENING,
BY JOHN S. GALLAHER,
r. the Office ofhe Harpers-F Ferry Free Press

IERMS.-One dollar and fifty cents per annum,
twenty-five cents, to be paid at the time of sub
9ctibing. Payment in advance, from distant sub
scrbers, who arc not known to the publisher, will
invariably be expected Should payment be defer
red to the end of the wear, 50 will be required.
The postage on all letters and communications
on business must be paid, or it viii charged with
the subscription.