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No. 78 3.
WINCHESEK, VA. SATURDAY, OCTOBER oth.
1821
Vol
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AN ACT,
■Authorising the horronin^ of a further
sum of money for the completion of
the J\'ew Market House.
He it enacted, by ilie President and
Common Council of the Corporation of
’Winchester, Thai the P-eudi-nt of the
Conimon Council, in conjunction with
the Committee appointed to •uperin
tend »he building of the New Market
House, lie,and they are hereby author
ised, }.> borrow* from either or both of
the banks in this place, a sum of mo
ney nut. exceeding two iIioiuhh.I tJ„|.
Jars, payable in font years, in ins'al
jnent* of five linudred dollars ouch
year: and that the revenue of the Cor
poration, and faith of the same, be
pledged to the said President ami Com
mittee, to indemnify them for their re
sponsibility in relation to the said lout:.
Passed September 10th, 1321.
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XEMUKI. BENT, Cl'k.
PUBLIC SALK.
rg'HE subscriber will oli'f*r for sale
J|[ at the Court House, in the. Town
of Komtiey, on Monday the 15th day of
October next (being tb« first
day of Hampshire County
pBggv Court) A HOUSE &. LO T
iaWy 1*1 in the Town of .Springfield
and ah ut 27 ACHES OK I.AM) ad
joining the land* <>f Abernathy and o
(her*, now in tho occupancy of Mr.
John fi. Maxwell. 'T he Lot is *i»ua
led nearly in the ventre of 'he ♦own fif
ie considered to he the he: t s‘aod for
&ny kind of business. Of the Tarda*
bout sixteen acres are t:i Teu, part of
winch is excellent •-♦oa.b,w. Any per
son dirpo cd to piuma e, it is presum
ed will wi h to view the premises,
which cbn he dene on application to
John IT. Maxwell T wiU »tii;e good
bond* in payment; other terms made
known on the day of *al».
tames m. bush.
July28—f20o
Virginia to wit:
JIT Rules hohlcn iu the Clerk's Office of
the Connlif court oj Hampshire, the
first •Monday in August, l8t?t.
Isaac Beail, f'laintiff,
AO A INST
James Tomlinson. Dome! Worlev Tlw
mas Lush, and John Piper, Uef’u.
IN CnANCRRY.
THE Defendants, Tomlinson and
Worley, not having entered
their appearance and given security
according to the Art of Assembly and
the Holes tf this Court, and i* ip
peering by satisfactory evidence, that
they arc not inhabitant* of tbi Com
mon wealth : It is ordered. That the
said Defendant* do appear here on the
first day of November Court np>t and
answer the hill of the Plaintiff; and
that a crpy of this order he forthwith
inserted in some newspaper pnliludied
in Winelipster, for two months succes
sively, and another copy posted at the
front door of the Csnrt House of the
fJounjy of Hampshire.
A Copy.—Teste,
JOHN IT. WHITE, c. b. o.
_ August 18. 1821—T
9 ft •
rcrens
Military Orders. I
BY order of the Comd’t* of the 81«t
Kegt* Va. Militia, the training
• of the 1st Battalion will take pUee at
Winchester, no Friday the 2nd of Nov*
at 10 o’clock—the 2nd Battalion at
Pugh Town, on Saturday the 3rd Nov.
at same hour. Officers composing the
same are directed to appear fully e
quipped.
The Battalion Court of Enquiry for
the 2nd Battalion Mill ho heid at Pugh
i'ovvn, on Tuesday the 13th Nov, at
■fo o'clock* The BaUnlion Court of
Enquiry fur the 1st Battalion, will he
held at the Court House, in Winches
ter, on Wednesday the i nil Nov. at
same hour ; immediately after the ad
journmeut of which, the Regimental
Court of Enquiry will ait at tho same
place. Officers are commanded to a|>»
pear in full uniform to onliile them to
sit in said Coutr.
MICHAET COYLE, Adj't.
J 1st h'^t l a. Militia.
Winchester, Ansrsml t, 1821
Virginia to wit:
AT Tittles holden in the Clerk's Office
of Hie Superior Court of ('.fuinc-c.ru \
for the lTinehr.sk r District the fust j
Monday in Sept. ) 8v> I.
Johu Nichols and Samuel Nichols. ex«
ecutors of Amos Nichols, deceased,
riaittlilVs, i
AGAINST |
Samuel Light, exn ntnr and devisee of j
Peter Light, deceased, and Henry !
Bedinger. Oefendauts. |
Defendant, Samuel Light.
3L not having entered his appearance
an.I given security according to the
Act of Assembly and the (lulus of this
Court, and it appearing hv satisfactory
ev denee, that he-is not an inhabitant
•:f thi» country : It is ordered, That
the said Defendant do appear here on
the fi-*t day of ihe next term and m>.«
Hwer the hill of the Pluiuti(f« : and
that a copy of this order lie forthwith
inserted in some uewsptvper published
in Winchester, for two months succes
sively, and another copy posted at the
front dor>r of the Court Hous^ in the
► aid town of W inchester.
/- Copy.—Teste,
DANIEL LEE, c.
September 15—1>. W,
Ci c»
Virginia to wit:
JIT Hnlcs hnhlen in the Clerk's Office
of the Superior Court of Chancer if
far the 1i mdiicfev District the first
Monday in .hignsf, 1821.
Anihro'o Barnett n« administrator tin* 1 5
in ri^ht of 5'i* deceased wife Mnr
garct Burnett, Haiutiff',
AGAINST
Frances Bpim, executrix of Mcridith
Heim, deceased, who was an execu
tor of Thomas Heim, dec’ll, and Jo
seph Helm u!so, executor of Thomas
Helm, deceased. Defeodnnts.
* £ 4ilh. gunpoena scireiaetas awarded
to revive (t*i^ suit in the name of
sail Ambrose Barnett as administrator
of his deceased wife \Iarf»aret, tmt he
i»5 executed un the <lef*'ndant Joseph
Helm, and he not having entered
his nppraranca and given aecuri
ty according to |lie Act of Assembly
ami *he l«ulr9 of this 1’juit, and it
appearing by «u:i-sfactory evidence, !
fh.it lie is not no inhabitant of this \
country : T? is ordered, That the said |
DtlVudanf do appear here nn the fust i
day of the next form and answer the J
bill if tho ph.intin ; and that a ropy i
of fhi» order he forthwith inserted in !
Home new spaper published in Winches
ter, fur two months successively, and
another copy posted at the front door
of the Court House in tha said (own
of Winchester.
A Copv—Te.’-:c,
DAM HI. v. u.
Au<*nst 23.
Virginia to wit :
JIT Rules h olden in the Clerk':; Office
nf the Superior Court of Chuncenj
for the ff inr.hrsfer District theJtrst
Monday in September, 1821.
John Ksthef, administrator of Petpr
Esther, doe’d, IMaintilf,
AGAINST
Daniel Fetter, administrator of Aurpis
McDonald, dee’d. Defendant.
rS^llF. sulipocna scirefacias awarded
" to rpvjve this suit in the name of
John Esther, administrator of I’eter
Esther, deceased, no* beinc; executed
on the defendant, and it appearing
by salisfae’ory evidence, that he is
not an inhabitant of this country:
Jt is ordered. That the said Defendant
do appear here on the tst day ofthe
next term and show cause why this
suit shall not he revived; and that a
copy of this order he forthwith inserted
in some newspaper published in Win
rhesler, for two months successively,
and anoiher copy posted at the front
door of th< C-'iirt House in tho said
town of Winchester.
A Copy—Tes*c,
DANIEL I.EE, c. r c.
September 13—C. M,
To Brewers, Distillers, &>-c.
A MAN with a small family, resi»
(lent about three years in this
country, from Europe, wishes a situa
tion in either of the above line of busi
ness, who conducted for several years,
o«e of the moat respectable Brewery
establishments in that country, and
who has also acquired a most perfect
knowledge of the mode und process of
distillation since his arrival in this
country. The advertiser hatters him
self that he would be an acquisition to
any gentleman engaged iu either of
the above line of business. 'I he most
satisfactory references can be given.—
A liue addiessed to A. II, brewer or
| distiller,at the Gazette Office, mention
ing real name and place of residence
will be most respectfully attended to.
Sept 22d—3«9.
PUBLIC SALE.
^k%/^lLL be sold on Tuesday, the
y V 16ili of October at the reai
• Cnee of James Mitchell decM, ne r
f-inti Mill the following property viz:
Ileus,'hold art.I Kitchen furniture., Jlor
cons, hogs und sheep, a crop of
a heat ai.d torn and farming utensils.
A credit «;f nine :n »ut- will be givri
on ail sums above, live dollars on giving
hood with approved security; tinder
that sum rta/t will bn expected. The
terms nl tie wheat will however be
tlilVcreut aid will be made known on
the day c.l sale. Sule will commence
at It) o'clot-L
| WM. MITCHELL. Jlum.
N. B. A'l persons having claims a.
gainst the ‘stale will bring them for
ward fairly adjusted agreeably to law;
und those indebted w ill make payment
^ept. *Jd—atg.
Messrs John Jenkins, Jacob
Jenkins, and (Icorge Cramer,
^PLEASE Tu TAKE NOTICE,v
3. hat on Wednesday t!;« Ght day
i»f October between mm ri«e and
pun set, l stall attend at the office of
Lemuel Bent, in Winchester, lor the
pmpoto el taking the i!t*]i;>>iti*>nh of
William Sherrtwd, (Seorge Keiler,
-!f,hn II. Maxwell, Abraham Weaver,
Tunis Tylus, Joshua (Pare, Daniel
Lee, Hear) Murphy, nml others, to he
offered as evidence on n>y behalf in a
suit in the Supplier Court of Chancery
bold ns at Winchester, depending,
wherein I am plaintiff and jou are de.
IcadanlS.
ROBERT SO KRRARD.
September 22—«■>:.
Mrs. Catharine liriJgcs,
TAKE NO 1ICE, that on the 2nli
day of October nest, at the stone '1 a
*« n kept by Abet Dunham, at Mill
t icek, on the road from VVinchester to
VJartjnvbnrg, 3 shall take the deposi
tions of Owed Noland, Julia Brannon
ami Edward Sarjeant, to he evidence
in a suit now depending in the .Superi
or Court of Chaneery hoiden at Win
raaater, in which you am plaintiff,and
1 am defendant.
WILLIAM pkNNVBAKER.
September 22 31r»r>
CHEAP SHOE STOKE.
_ liEMOYAL,
Ol DODDS respectfully informs 1m
k3. fneud* ami ;hc public, ihat lie
has removed his SHOE STORK one
door South of the Town run, adjoining
John Sc Abraham Miller's Store, where
he continues his assortment of Lndiea,
Gentlemen's and children’# SHOES*
at as low price# as they be purchased
for in the state. All the work oHVrcd
is mailt' h. rr, and warranted to be of
the first quali’y. As his ?««ortment
is exlpusive, embracing every variety
and size, the advertiser solicits a cor
responding patronage.
Work will b“ executed generally to
order, on a few hours notice. Sent. 22.
\ irginia to wit;
.5T R iles hohlcn in I he Clerk's Office
of the Superior Court of Chancery
Jor the Winchester District the first
Monday in September, 1821.
Samuel Parke, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
Leonard .Tone?, Joseph Baker nnd Da
vid Gibson, Defendants:
^ 9 *HK Defendant Leon aid Jones not
M having entered his appearance and
given security according to the Act of
Assembly and the Rules of this Court,
nnd it appearing by satisfactory evi
dence, that he is not an inhabitant of
this country : It is ordered, That the
said Defendant do appear here on the
first day of the next term and answer
the till of the Plaintiff; and that a
copy of this order he forthwith insert
ed in some newspaper published in
Winchester, for two months sueces.
sivcly, and another copy posted at the
front door of the Court House in the
•aid town of Winchester.
A Copy—Teste,
DANIEL LEE, c. o. o.
Feptpmher Ii5—N
11UIJOC DEEDS
roR ssr g /r rms orncr.
Dissolution.
tlE Copartnership In nelnfore sub
A sisiing under the tirin of Graham
& Barry is iliis duy dissolved by mutu.
al eminent. All persons having elaiois
against the said lirin are requested to
present thtir accounts for settlement;
and those indebted to make payment
to James Graham who is authorised
to settle the business of the concern.
JAMES G HAH AM.
JAMES C. BAlUiY.
3ept. 2iil—Sts.
JAMES GRAHAM
I7j espkctfullt informs his friends
<L and the public, that he has on
hand and will constantly keep a gene
rnl assortment of DRY GOODS, GRO
CKRIKS, HAKD-WAltE and CUT.
UKKY, PRIME LIQUORS, &c. which
he unit sell low for cash. He invites
his friends to give him a call, and
h-p - by his endeavors to please to me
rit u shaft: of the public patronage.
Sept. iJ2—If
Land For Sale.
"ill ,eH upon good terms A
lU.Vc>I OI* LAM), eoulainieg
COO Acres,
l.ving on Bulb's run, in the County cf
Frederick about nine miles from Win
ehe-ter. ’1 he whole, except about
twenty Acres, is heavily clothed with
v I-1 low Bine, anti luts upon it
Ill'S IT a newly . erectctl SAW
SI Ml LI/, constructed upon the
JLiLtl ^st plan, and built in the
best manut-r. Winchester is near p.
nough to alford a convenient market
lor plunk and scautiiog, and the Impro
ving condition of the town must ensure
its continuance and certainty. There
is also upon the land, a comfortable
House for a small family.
Leroy P. D&ingerfitdd, Esq. living
adjoining die land, is authorized to
sell, or to rent.
THOMAS T. E AUI* TLEROY.
Septe.-nper 8th—tf.
APPROVED
FAMILY MEDICINES,
Which are relcbralcd for the cure of most
disorders to which the human body i» H»bfe
prepared only by the sole oroprietor,
T. \Y. DYOTT, M. D
Grandson of the late celebrated Dr. Ro
bertson, oj Edinburgh,
And for sale in Philadelphia, 077/y, at the pro
prietor’, wholesale and retail' drug and
family medicine warehouse,
A'01 (h-ec.st corner of Second & Race streets,
Ami, ty retail, of hi. Agents throughout the
United Stale?.
DR, ROBERTSON’S
CELEBRATED STOMACHIC ELIXIR
OF HEALTH.
Price one dollar and fifty cents.
V'hich has nrovtd, by. thousands who hare
experienced its beneficial efT'ects, to he the
most valuable medicine ever offered to the pub
lic. for the cure of roughs, colds, consumption,
ti»e whooping cough, asthma, pain in the breaat
cramp, and wind in the stomach, head-ache,
loss of appetite, indigestion, etc.
ho:’ thr By entaty or Lax, Cholera Alorbus,
severe gripir.gs, and oilier diseases of the bo\v*
els, a;,d the summer complaint in children, it
has proved a certain remedy, and restored to
per fee 1 health from the greatest debility.
* rsons afflicted with Pulmonary complaints
or disorder of the Hrr:-st and Lungs, even in
the mobt advanced state, will find immediate
relief. Common troughs and Colds, which are
in general occasioned by obstructed perspira
tion, will be found to yield to its benign influ
ence in a lew hours.
In Asthmatic or Consumptive complaints,
Hoarseness, Wheczings. Shortness of Breath,
and the flocping Cough, it will give immediate
relief.
ROB KRTSON'S
VEGETABLE NERVOUS CORDIAL.
Or, Natnre’a Grand Restorative.
Price $1 50 Cents.
Is confidently recommended, as the mo3t ef
ficacious medirine for tlie speedy relief and
cure of all nervous complaints, attended w ith
inward weakness, depression of the spirits,
head-ache, tremor, fafiltr.css. hysteric fits, de
bility, seminal weakness, gleets, and various
complaints resulting from secret impropriety
of youth and dissipated habits, residence in
warm climates, the immoderate use of tea, the
unskilful or excessive use of mercury, so often
destructive to the human race, diseases pecu
liar to female* at a certain period of life, Flour.
Albus, barrenness etc.
Under the denomination of nervous disorders,
are included several diseases of the most dan
gerous kind, and are so various that a volume
Would hardly suffice to complete a description
of them. It pervades with its baleful influ
[ cnoc, the whole nervous system, writhing the
; heart with inexpressible anguish, and exciting
[ the mo9t dreadful suggestions of horror and
1 despair. To this demon have thousands fallen
a sacrifice in the direful transport* of its rage.
The most common symptoms of its com
mencement, are weakness, flatulence* pslpita*
tions,watchfulness, drowsiness after eating, ti.
midity, flashes of heat and cold, numbness,
cramp, gidd'ness, pains in the head, back and
loins, hickup, difficulty of respiration and de«
glution, anxiely. dry cough, etc.
The vegetable Nervous cordial is also a
great Antiscorbutic Medicine, at»l iaof infinite
service f»r purifying the blond and curing
those foul disorders of the skin which com
monly appear in she form of scurvy, surfeit,
red blotches, carbuncles, ulcers, etc. etc. A
dose of Dr. Ifyott’s Antibilion* Pills, tak'-n
occasionally with this medicine, proves of ad
! ditional scivicc in the last mentioned case*.
OB. ROBKRTSON'S
CELEBRATF.DGOUT AND RHEUM A
TIC DROPS,
P'ice f: 9 Dollars.
A safe siul effectHtl euro for ihr pout, tlitunii*
tism, lumbago, stone and gravel, swelling ansi
Weakness of joints, sprains, bruises, and all
kinds of green wounds, the ciamp, pains in tbo
head, lace and body, stiff ness in the neck, chil
blains, frozen limbs, etc.
OK. DYOTT’S
■ PATENT ITCH OINTMENT,
j For pleasantness, safety, exptuitior, esse
and certainty is infinitely superioi u. any other
i nr.cdicine for llie cure of that rrosi diiagreea*
ble ami ^ormenting disorder, tfit. Itch.
Price 50 cents per 6 ox.
DR. ROBERTSON’S
PATENT STOMACH BITTERS,
Price one dollar.
M hich are celebrated for strengthening
weak stomachs, increasing the appetite, and a
certain preventative and cure tor llie fever and
ague, etc.
For the fever and ague, a malady so preva
lent throughout the southern Mates, and af
flicting tofamilits residing in all low countries
redundant with marshes,, lakes, stagnated
pools, rivers, these celebrated and universally
esteemed Hitters have surpassed every remedy
ever administered lot the relief and cure of
the most obstinate oppressor of the human
frame ; numerous instances of their efficacy
hive been testified, after the barks and various
i other extolled prescriptions faded, they proved
successful to the admiration of those who
experienced and witnessed the happy cficcu.
DR. ROBERTSON’S
INFALLIBLE WORM DESTROYING
LOZENGES.
A medicine universally esteemed for destroy
ing every species of worms—prices 50 cent’s
Symptoms.—The common symptoms of the
worms are paleness of the countenance, at
other tunes flushing of the face, itching of the
nose and about the seat, starting and grinding
of the teeth in sleep, swelling of the upper lip,
the appetite sometimes bad, at other tiniea
voracious; looseness, disagreeable breath, »
hard swelled belly, great tfiirat, the urine
frothy and sometimes of a whitish color,
griping or cholic pains, an involuntary dia
charge of saliva, especially when asleep ; fre
quent pains in the sides, with a dry cougb
and unequal pulse ; palpitations of the heart,
swoonings, cold sweats, palsy, epileptic fits,
ClQ.
I hough numberless medicines are extolled
for expelling and killing worms,none are equal
in efficacy to Di. Robertson's ftorm lJesivoo
in" Lozenges; fhey are mild in their operation
and ruay be given the youngest infant with
safety.
CIRCASSIAN EYE WATER.
. Price 50 ccntt.
A sovereign remedy for all disorders of ib«
eyes, whether arising from cold, inflammation,
weakness l<c.
I)R. DYOTT’S
ANT1*B1LI0LTS PILLS.
For the prevention and cure of Bilious and
Malignaot Fevers.
Price 25 cents—large boxes 50 cents.
1 hose Pills, it timely administered, will re
move the causes which commonly produce In
termittent, Remittent, Bilious and Yellow Fe
vers. Bilious Cholic, Pleurisy. Dysentery.
Worms, Bilious Vomiting, Flatulence, lndi*
gestion, loss ol appetite, Costiveness, Fpifcp.
tic Fits, Hypochondria and Hysterical afl'ec*
tions, foul 5tom*ch, Colds and Coughs, Asth
ma, Scurvy, Strangury^ Gravel, Rheumatism
and Gout.
They are particularly serviceable in female
disorders, and especially in the removal of
those obstructions which are the great source
ol their complaints at certain periods ; they
possess this eminent advantage over most pur
gatives, that while they operate gently, they
produce neither costiveness, debility, nor too
great excitement ; whenever there is a predis
position to a disease arising from marsh eiHii.
vit, or a too copious use of ardent spirits, or
a vitiated state state of the bile, they are sure
to relieve.
They are highly recommended to travellers,
by sea and lane* as they may be made use of
w ith the utmost safety without change of diet
or exercise. They will be found peculiarly
beneficial in the prevention of disorders inci
dental to warm climate*.-—they deterge and
cleanse viscid humors, open obstructions,
promote the secretion of good bile, operating
a* a cathartic aud powerful diuretic and
diaphoretic.
MAHY'S PLAlSTER CLOTH,
Approved and recommended by all the moii
eminent physicians of Philadelphia.
This plaister cloth, *o well known in the
United Stales, and particularly in the city of
Philadelphia, is a sovereign remedy again**
ulcers, however old and inveterate; also, can
cers. erysipelas, wens, lumps, acrofuls, fistula,
white swelling, sore breast, felons, whitlows,
biles, carbuncles, etc. etc: It cures apramt,
bruises, pains in the back, swelling and pains
in the joints, scalds, burns, chilblain, sore
legs, and wounds lending to suppuration : it
draws cauterised sores or issues very success
u lly and without pain ;dissipate! the pain of
f'he gout and rheumatism in a abort time ;
as it soltena the skin, it is used successfully
for the cure of corns on the feet. This
plaister is recommended to mariners and
others who travel by sea or by land.
DR. DYOTT’S
INFALLIBLE TOOTH ACHE DROPS.
Price 50 cents.
THE RESTORATIVE DENTIFRIC,
For cleansing, whitening and preserving the
Teeth and Gams.
This valuable preparation possesses the
most salutary virtue in cleansing and beauti
fying the teeth ; in its composition it is
perfectly free from aetd or any other pernicious
property liable to eorrode, or in any way
injure the teeth, for which reason is attributed
the safety of its use, and the preference it has
obtained over other preparations intended for
similar purposes / it strengthens the gum*,
eradicates the scurvy, sweetens the breath,
preserves the teeth from decaying, end pre*
serves them from aching, and the necessity of
having them drawn, Sec.
Since th# above invaluable medicines were
first discovered, upwards of torn hundred
thouiawl perrons have experienced their happy
and aalutary effects, many of whom from the
lowest stage of their disorders.
Take notice, that each and all of the above
genuine medicines are signed on the outside
covert witb'the signature <>f the sole prof rietr*
t. Jr. nroTT. m. n.
(t!TA freah supply of the above medicines
just received and for sale by WILLIAM
MILLER, Winchester, where pamphlets, con*
taining certificates of currs, he. mav be bad
r-a'fs. H'»’rvht 38' 1£>1