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THE WINCHESTER GAZETTE.
No. 712.
WINCHESTER, VA. SATURDAY, JULY sist. 1821.
Yoi. XII.
SPRING GOODS.
ri'HK subscribers respectfully in
■ form their friends ami the pub*
lie generally,. t at they have received
a Irtish supply of very
CHEAP GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARE
Cloths & Cassimereg oi every quality
Black Florentine
W lute and colored Marsei’!es
J’lack acid colored Nankin ami Cantor
Crapes
Superior Nankin and Crape IL>heg
Plain and figured Book & mul Muslins
Carahrick ami Jaeoneit no.
Liuen Cainlirick ami C&mhrick Hand*
kerchiefs
Thread Laces and Edgings—well ag.
gorted
Elegant Ginghams and Callieocs
Canton Crape and Lace Shawls
Irish Linens and Sheetings
41-4-, 1 •?-•!> 13--4- and 14.4 White Mar.
seilies Quills
Power and Steam Loom Shirting9
Blue and Yellow Nankeens
Leghorn and Straw Bonnets
Plaid, Striped & Plain Domestic Cottons
Ladies Prunclle, kv:d & Morocco Shoes
Childrens and Misses Shoes, &c. &c.
—ALSU—
Fresh Teas—Sugar 6$ Coflee,
■WITH A UKSSR AI> tSS^rMISr VS
GROCERIES,
and an excellent supply of fresh
PAINTS,
Warranted of tlie best ij* lity~—»!l rr
any part of which wit! or* *->id veij
low tor cash.
LANE & ilUOME.
April 2S—tf.
WHISKY FOR SALE.
f 9 ^HE stiii»C! tlier hag for srile a few
JL barrels of excellent WHISKEY,
which he will cheap for Corn, \Y neut,
Ilye, Are. or et>n ea»h.
June i«. .1081 AH MA9SIE.
Arkansas Land Agency.
% K have opened an Olhce at the
▼ ▼ post of Arkansas, for the tran*
nciion of land bunine**, Our aitenti«n
will be more particularly directed »,»
the Military bounty Land* within thi*
Territory ; we will, however, attend to
every de*cripti»n of Land agency.—
The purchase anil sale ol land*, record
ing deed*, procuring patent*, inve«ti
gaung title* &c. We are prepared to
furni*h the most accurate information,
«* f» the aituation, quality and value
of Land* in this Territory. The pro
hablo expense of having a deed record
ed. ineluding one dollar, our charge,
will be about three dollar*, and, it is
expected, that that sum will acc.ompa*
ny each deed *ent to thi* agency.
THOS. P. RHKKl!)t;R.
CHARLES nUEAllLY.
Post nf Arkansas June ud%— \ts. j
Reference.
:/udf,e It hitc. ? Winchester.
I /mi nett tor Carr, y
Chancellor Brown.
Chapman Johnson. Esqr. . Staunton.
I km. H. Eskridge Lsqts j
PUBLIC SALE.
1T)Y virtue of a decree of tho Supe
D rior court of chancery liolden in
Winchester, will be sold at public sale,
for cash, on the 18th day of August
uext, A TRACT OF LAND, contain,
iog ONE HUNDRED ACRES, situ
ate in the county of Hampshire, on the
East side of the South Branch Moun
tain on both sides of the red stone road
and on the waters of Little Cacnpehon
being the same land which \>;*s con
veyed to James Larrimore by Patrick
Baker by deed of Mortgage bearing
date the 22d day of FcL. (MO, now of
record in the county of Hampshire,
and is now in the pesspssion end
occupation of Philip Devault. By
which decree thesvid mortgage is fore
closed and a ".ale of t^e premises is di
rected, to raise the sum of one hundred
dollars with wrerest thereon at the
six per centum per annum from
the 15lli day of April 1812 until paid
an the cost of said suit. The sale
will tak» p' *rt> cr* the said premises at
12 o'clock o:s the day first mention' d.
JAMES GlUaON Confer.
June COl«i 1321—tds.
PUBLIC SALE.
f iJSY virtue of a deed of Trust exeeu
_wi.D to Joseph Norris, of tho county of
Frederick, to the subscriber,,fo secure a
debt due to the estate ofLewis Lumen,
dee’d. the subscriber will otter for
sale, for ready money, on the premises,
on Saturday the first day of Jluzust
ne r/, all the right, title, claim, interest
and demand, which the ^ rid Joseph
Norris has in and to a certain TRACT
‘>li PARCEL OK LAND, situate, ly
ing and being m the County of Frede
rick, aforesaid, n lease whereof was
made and executed i*\ lndtTuture bear
ing rlate Feb. 16. iTt;3, between Denny
Fairfax, l>y Thomas L». Marlin, Esq.;
llie said Tract being part of the Manor
of Lands. Such mie as is vested in
( the subscriber us Trustee will be made
; io the purchaser.
JAMES GREEN.
| July 7—If pd.
FOK SALK.
fWISH TO SELL TDK TRACI
. OF LAND on which 1 Jiv.*, <M>n
i taimng between £71* and 50G ACHES.
I This land in inferior 1 n r*c in On*
f County. No money will h* required
in hand. For ft. ms aj.p}v ♦? Tr*ej>h
r«*® *JM* ] f .'■'■»* J . v v. O'*. the I|!‘)-nr|.
I'er. W i H. .wS 1 Jivl’ {3.
Woodbury, .’a';- 7—lA
For Sa!o
A *!A*J5K d OT, r.ji London
^ ■'• Winchester. The H-.nsc
i? 3 by ;.:G »eet, built of Brit’" materi
al*—it»~ rt neat at i 1 Bi-rtiibie dwel
ling, ami we!! adopted fo,* .1 private
family.
The Lot ci .' »? r. mr-nb-r of f*t:e
fruit trees, r.n. is ia eve'7 rp oeet
desirable situntien. The terms' will
be made easy and aceommnd ving,
.!line -23—tf. AH \ M K URTZ.
Trust Sale.
virtue of a Deed of Trust, exe
cuted by George liarrirk to the
subscriber, to secure a sum of money
•'tie to James Tittle, i shall proceed to
**11, on I uosday the first day of Au
gust nexf. or, the premises,
A IIOLSK £5 LOT,
si*(^a'e on W atcr Street, formerly oc
cupied by the said George Itarrick,
hm<! now in the oceupancy of Mr*,
Me\ icker.^Possession can be given
immediately — Terms to be made
known nn the day of sale.
DAN ID ML II DOC H, Trustee,
Jo y 7—3t.
'J rust Sale.
BV virftie of a Dttd of Trust, p-j.
edited to the suhserihtr by Robert
Monroe, to secure a certain sum <*f
money therein mentioned, line to Lewis
Dunn and Lewis Dunn, inn. will be
sold, on I ufr».i)ty the 7th duy of Angus!
nexf, for ready money, to the highest
: bidder, the tract of Land w hereon the
said Monroe now lives, lying and being
in the County of Hampshire, on ,he
road leading from Winchester to Rom
ney, containing
0 1 Acrcf,
more or less, and adjoining the L.r.l
of John Brown anil others: if- ie
will t«ko place upon the premia
such title made as is vested in the c
scriber a* trustee
DAN. CAH MICHAEL, Trustee,
.Inly 7— 1 tjd.
Coverlet Weaving.
OWING tr» tlie reduced price* of
ilie market* the mibfcriber ha*
lowered hi* price* to the following
utandard, viz: double Coverlet* of
double yarn double Coverlet* of
• iriacle yarn f»o. Single Coverlet*,
Counlerpain*, Diaper, Carpeting &.c.
&c. proportional!v tow.
lliCHAPD SLOAN.
Mill Creek. Damp-hir** £
County, July 7—-«»t. ^
PUBLIC SALE.
BY virtue of a decree of the Superi
or Court of Chancery, bolilen at
Winchester; will be *o!d on Monday,
the (,th day of Jiu^u't neat, being the
first day of August Court, before the
Court House of Frederick County, at
p’iblie taction to tho highest bidder, a
Tract of Land,
situated on Red-Bud run, About three
cuilea from Winchester, containing
310 A/crcs;
and also ANO 1HKR TRACT, situ
ate on both aides of Red-Bud, adjoin
ing the aforesaid tract, containing
24 Acres.
On these land-* there ia a t^AW MILL,
and the fall of the stream ia Z3 feet.
Thia property ia a La highly valuable
on account of its Wood-und vicinity to
W inchester. The terms of sale are ns
follow, vs:.;. Three thousand dollars
«f the purchase money tube paid in
j two mouths frmi llw <iny of sale, and
It Le residue of the purchase money t <» be
paid in two equal annual payments
thereafter, taking bond and security
for tho several payments aforesaid,
and ulso a deed ol trust upon the pre
mises to secure the purchase money.
The foregoing lands were coo vet ed to
the subscriber by Gen. John Smith in
trust to secure and indemnify John
Macky, as endorser nf said Smith, iu
the sum of 'Three Thousand Dollars.
ALS O,
V. ill ho sold at the same lima end
place bv virtue ol a deed of trus t exer
I cuted to the subscriber l>y Gen. John
Smith, for the benefit of hi* creditors
A TRACT OF LAND
i situate on the Warm Spring road, a
bout 12 miles from Winchester, knovvri
by the name of MOUNT'S FAkJJ,
which formerly belonged to Doctor K.
W. Bull, dee'd. containing 204 Acres,
Green spring run passes through the
tract, ami uifords u;i excellent sea? for
.i .Saw Mill, It is considered oneof the
in -* stands for a public house on the
a arm tins' road, particularly du.
ring tlie ILtt,t season.
t in* I• rr-ct;fioned 1 runt will be sold
na reaar.siahia < »t »1»I, the purchase
money to tie psid hi three instalments,
bela-t instalment to be paid in not
•"sh th hi two year I'miil and securi
iy will be requited in ail cases, and u
•cut ol t i si on tho printis*** to secure
the purct.'rse i> utiey. t ti> Ir *s •
commence at 12 o’ttoc!.. l or fur h .
particulars apply !<> tin subscribe*,
Winchester, or, ir> I i- absence, to Gen.
John Smith or V’. ilij.un Davison.
A. U, bMl 1 11, 7Wce
June 2:>—ids,
Fulling and Dying.
TII?*< subscribe;- hereby informs his
friends and the public generally,
that be is about to Commence the ubnvr
business again, at his former scut nn
Mill Run, iwo eud a half mile- above
Burlington, ![an.>p*!iir« counts-, Vo.
'•■here fie will thankfully receive work
from any oho are disposed to favor
him with their custom: lie will, for the
aeconunodatinn of his customers, re
ceiio row cloths for dressing, and re
turn them wTw-n finished, ntthe follow
ing places: viz. at Messrs. Bright's &
1 ivsc t \. •tore, M or ft eld, nt Mr.
John J tl’r store, Itomnei, at Mr.
'Sheetz s _ Store, lV.it* rson’* creek;
elotlM left at Mr. James \Vi 14i■.rn••,
Patterson’s creek, u it I he attended t*>,
g-ing to ami returning from Moore
ti Id; cloth will also he received at
Mr. Moscly’s at the numth of New*
c-c k. and reioro.d wlnn finished; it
is ;>urticiil tr!j r i|ti*-«ted that written
direction* he .eri will: the cloth, sta
ting ‘hi- c-lor riqnind l - In dres-cd.
I he subscriber <le* ms it unnec turn >
to say any thing respec’ing I j. kr*.w«
I* dge ot the by-inns, ns it is pre-nma
ble lho citizens within <hc of his
custom hounds, Hro generally acquaint
cd with Vte joality . f his wi.rk __ Pos
session is re had the 1st of H*-jtem
j her .le.vfj a *Luh lime lie will he
I rPf «err.• * i any ordt rs in his line:
he v 11 at*o hue a pnir of carding
1 m»v3 inee started iu complete nrder^
jj * ' spring.
JOHN T. HICKMAN.
.Tur.<? 23,
Once mo o and I hope the
last time!
T ■ •* K r,t' ort rr;«l received not ;_
J‘ : in© ask once more ; ami I hope
no :o fr^k I respectfully re
ijoest those indebted to me to come for
ward and mnke immediate pnyment, a*
I hove pressing & immediate engage
ments to meet, upon ubii h the welfare
and prosperity of my fnmily depend.
If those indebted to me cannot dis
charge their accounts in full, I hope
they will, at least, make payment in
part, ami I trust this invitation will
not he slightly regard'd. A rnmpli
anr.e niil oblige amt relieve a needy
l. irnd. ADAM KURTZ,
June 24—tf
The only Lottery none Dr dicing,
PENNSYLVANIA
GRAND STATE LOTTERY.
Five Drawing* are over ami the fi»|.
lowing splendid list of prizes ate yet
to be drawn, viz ;
1 prize of g*3.ouo
2 10,000
I 3 3.000
17 1,000
13 000
Besides a large number nf gtoo ard
SiO. Draws again next week, when
some of the above prizp* wit! be
dr** wo, us they are (with the exception
of two) all floating in the wheel, of
course liable to be drawn anv day of
dittoing.—The chance of geitmg a
rich prize in this Lottery is uncommon*
ly good ; nil who wish chances should
make early application for tickets, «■
the drawing will speedily he comple
ted. The present prire of tickets is
only S$tO, shares in prjj onion, to be
! ALLENS’
Lucky Lottery Office, t'ennsyl\ attia L-/i,c
nuc, H'ushington City.
Where the ca*h can be obtained for the
prizes ns soon as drawn.
Tickets for mle in the Maryland
vitate Lottery, w hieh will commence
drawing on the 15ih of next month,
price to dollars.
Orders hj mail, post paid, will mert
prompt attention, addressed to S. Sl M.
ALLEN, \V ashinglou City.
July 1 1 —! w
Wanted for llic Poor House.
A NEGRO va OMAN w!iu under
CiL stands plain cooking and wash
in.,—for whom liberal wage* will he
Mr. James Carter,
AS you are not an inhabitant ol'
this Commonwealth, I lake this me
thod ol* informing you,that by virtue
of a commission, ile b^ne esse, issued
from the Superior Court of J.aw of
Frederick County, I shall proceed, on
Mondi-v tliet.-tth day of August next,
ni the tavtrn of* Abraham i). Long, in
Herryiillc, in the county aforesaid,
between the hoars uf six in the morn,
ing nnd six in the evening of the said
day, to take the depositions of John
Mus'in ami Jair.es Muslin, which de
•iisitions, w Jieu taken, will be offered
as evidence, to be ased, tie bene t-.ssc, in
a suit depending in said eonnty, in
which you are plaintiff, and I am t!e»
fendant.
THOMAS C. WYNDIIAM.
July 14, 1S21 —5t
NHE subscriber respectfully in«
forms his friends and the public
that he has commenced iLp tailoring
business in tl.e room occupied I y Mr.
Philip Stone, ns a hat store, in London
street,npiu ly opposite Capt. MrGuire’s
hotel, where he will execute all orders
with neatness nnd despatch. Having
had on opportunity of becoming well
acquainted with his business, the sub
scriber assures those who may employ
him that his work will be executed in
the first style, and not inferior to that
of any shti; in the corporation.
given,
Ju y 14
JOHN HI 1SKELI ,
Cli'n. Curt. Com.
TAILORING*
GKOIUiE AULICK.
July 14—tf.
Boarding.
U FTOjV rr*|»p<*tf*«Ily an.
It y. nonnees In I lie public that she
bus rented ilie house lately oreuiiied by
G. Ohundlee, and will arrcomrnodate. if
offered, from 10 to 12 jour.g ladies as
boarders; her honse i* very convenient
In the two female Acmlemin of Mri.
Stoll nitd Mrs. Conrad.—Her terms
shall lie jeHSonable, ard every exertion
used to render Ilie situation of her
boarder* happy and pi infnrlabJe.—
Boarders will be received by tbe
Month, quarter, or session.
July 1 I.
03“For rent.—one of Ihefront apart
ment* in the above House; well caleu.
lated for an nfbec.
PUBLIC SALK.
^'L he sold on Friday the 10th
▼ ▼ of August, at his late resi
dence, a part of the personal properly
of Richard 1’. Barton, dee’ll, consist
ing..! NEGROES, STOCK, p \H M
TNG UTENSILS, A SMALT, WAG
GON. A SINGLE and DOUBLE GIG,
&<•. A credit of tirtlvf month* will he gi
ven on all sums exceeding 'Pen Dollars,
and a reasonable indulgence on sums
of smaller amount.
ROBERT R. BARTON.
RlCfrO. W. BARTON, > A’.rTs.
WM. S. JONES.
► '7’AI1 persons indebted to the a
hove esloie are rrqneoled to come for.
ward immediately and mike paymeit,
a* farther indulgence will not be
granted, July 7—st
N. I
)N, i Ex'i
NOTICE.
IS AN'A WAY from the subsrriher,
^ on flip »ir-»t of Mf.v Inst.jMlN
; UKKI), an apprentice to il*e Shoema
Kin» Business, aged about IS yearn.—
Whoever will apprehend itie saicf.li.hn
Roeil mid deliver him lo the tubicri*
her, in Kvmnej^fliall receive u no aid
of one cent and no thunks. 'I lie pub
lic are cautioned ii^ninst liurliotiriug
bint. LEONARD HRIZKU.
Romney, .In!)- <4—at
Mr. Tunis Peters. lute Situijj' uf
lluwjrbhire C< until,
Sir—\ (,u v. ill p’en«e take notice
tbal by virtue of n Commission is
sued from llm Clerks oCire of
the County (ou»t of Hampshire, I
shall, on (lie -ftili day of August
next, between the hours of *ix in the
morning and six in t lie evening of said
day, ct the h*n«e uf Andrew fimiiiling,
in the town of Hancock, W ashington
County and State of Maryland pro
w^ed to taketht deposition of Thomas
Care end Nicholas Fawver, which
w hen f<\k-n will lie off red as evid-nee
in a suit now pending in the county
®"Urt of Hampshire, wherein 2 am
piaiutiii and you are defendant.
’ BttALL DiMMITT.
July 14th, !S2t.
A T a Meeting of the Members of
Standing Committee of tho
Mut mi I Assurance Society against Fire
'•n Buildings of (lie State of Vitgiuia,
held p.t the Genera! Office of Assu
rance, in IliehaiOD'J, on the 7th day of
July, 1821 —
Fre'Sfilt,
JOHN D. BLA1P, Ctiairir.an,
JOHN A.MBLEI1, O J. gj
I'llll.tl> N. NICHOLAS, | I ^ 3
JOHN imuCKENRltOUGfl: V § ~ c
IJKNJA Vi in TATE, and I S "3
DAVID UULLOCK— j
7 lie follow trig Resolution s were niov
ved, aud adopted by the Board:—
“A re»pectahle number of this Soci
ety having requested iheSlnndingCom
tnilice to call a Central Meeting;—
“Ordered, That notice be forthwith
given in the two daily pa} ers of this
city, that a General Meeting rf the
Members of the "Mutual Assurance
Society against Fire on Buildings of
the Slate of 1 irgir.in,’* w»ll he held at
the Capitol, in the City of Hichmoud,
on the first Monday phe 6th) of An.
guat next.
“Ordered, also, That the foregoing
notification be published in ti e Fnqui»
t r* r and Expositor, and in the neuspa
I per* in Norfolk, Petersburg, Frede«
rick-burg, Lynchburg, Winchester,
Staunton and Ahxanriria,
“The Standing ( t mmiuec, adverts
ing to tiie difLeuMy which Iihm hereto*
lore attended the i litaining a General
Meeting, Leg leave respectfully to re
com < rid to the persons insured who
cannot personally attend, to n fi t in
their respective towns or vicinities,
and to constitute as their proxies j Pr_
sons whose intelligence and standing
in the community will afford an a.su
runce thi l th interests of the institu
tion may be properly confided to their
tare,*'
J true copy from the Journal of ilL:
Standing Committee.
JAMES RAWLINGS,
J*. Ag't. M. A. S’y,
July 14—3t
Opequon Factory.
T^HK subscriber has on band a par?
cel of excellent Broad Cloth
w is it* li he will exchange for wool, or to
uccommn date his customers,will receive
wheat at a liberal price for manufae
turing, from those who cannot pay
with ensh, provided it is delivered io
mills to he hereafter designated.
Every disposition will be shown to nc
commodate the customers of this estab.
lishment. DANIEL ANNIN.
June 9—3t*.
Virginia to wit;
JiT Rules hohlen in the Clerk*s Office
of the county court of Hampshire, on
the first Monday in'July, 1821.
William Carlyle, jr. Plaintiff,
against
Peter Cockerell Defendant
JS CHANCSnV.
1 fJR Defendant not hatirg entered
hi» appearance and given terntilj
according to the Act of Assembly and
the Hole* of fhi« Court, and it appear,
ing by satisfactory evidence, that he ia
not an inhabitant of thin commonwealth*
ft is ordered, That the said Defendant
do appear here on the tat day nfSeptem
ber Court next, & answer the hill of the
plaiutifi; and that a copy of lliia order
he forthwith inserted in some nettspa.
per published in Winchester, for two
montha successively, and allot)«er copy
posted at the front (loot of the Court
Douse of the county of Hampshitf.
A Copy—Teste,
J. It. W H1TK, c. h. c.
July 14, 1 S21_T.
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