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PfUNTED AND PUBLISHED
BY
JOHN HEISKELL,
dU three dollars per annum payable iv
advance.
raai ■ -_ ■■■ . ■ -—-—
PUBUC AUCTIO.
CUE subscriber will otter fur sale,
at Public Auction, before the
door of the premises, on the l«t of May
Bent, the HOUSE & LOT, iu Loudon
street, occupied bj him. The house is
of brick ; of modern construction, nrd
ayell calculated to sui: a genteel fnniily
The terms will be mode perfectly ac
conimodatiug to a purchaser, so much
so that no difficulty whatever oo that
score ueed arise.
Ap il 6. ADAM KURTZ.
FOR SALE,
4 TRACT OF LAND containing |
, about s.‘*ft ACRF&. ty»?'g **n tin j
,u«,.i rc’“*» t‘*i<4«rrg from VViiic.Y -‘rr to i
Knmney and MooreBeid, wit. tour
mile* of the former place at* : whereon
tne subscriber now lives. I. > I*.id ii j
fertile, with two comfort:.<i DWEL
LING HOUSES, Ki* h n, Sm k* .
house, an excellent Bai , an Orchard
cf choice fruit, and gaol water. The
said place has been occupied and kep*
a» a Tavern upwards of 2<> years, an I !
is thought to be < L «,f the best country
stands within a largi' circle. 'I b<* terms
will be mad * ae < mm 'dating on appii*
cation to th^Jpiscriher.
Feb. 3—jjWJACOB WEAVER.
IJkJyexv IVugon.
>OR jaIJE, a new wagon,
the most substantial ma
terial tod mnishcd in the best manner.
A Itc fedit will be given (lie pur
ohe 4>*^ G uod notes of hand will bo
recur -Ami payment—or Wheat sod
tC-.-r,, n0wiR best *-uit the purchaser—
®r.uven £ jid bank paper wiil be re
ceived to paytneut. Any per; o dis
(i ■' to pi;, chase w l please ipply to
j, lie* *11. at <he G.izctte Office.
Vinehe.stei, March 16—tf
ALEX. GIBSON,
a vvii.uu,
r£T>> ETCRNS bis ncknmvledg mpnts
J2 J* to ins putrnrs f«»r :h-:ir eoeotir
age;,,. ,.t
mace h■ conomer.ocd business [
in this place, and respect.oily annoim
ecs to then: •!n'l ib • public, that be
has rp.moced bis to a part «f the
cectrpi»>,i . Jv-«. I?....,?,;,,
lieaily opposite the Ji’i'.chester Hotel.
where he will always be ready t0 re
ceive orders in his line of business, and
will pay such attention, hath to de
spatch and execution, as must g ve
general satisfaction. He w*!l alwe\
keep employed (he best woiko.en, and
will regularly ree.eive from *1 Itimore
(where he has established a corres
pondence for that purpose) the ne\*est
fashions. His charges will be as mode
rate as possible.
Winchester, Feb. Ifi—tf
PUBLIC SALE.
BY virtue of a Deed of Trust exp.
cutcd to the subscriber by Mat
thew Montgomery and wife, bearing
date the Bth day of October, 1821. Ho -
of reeord in the office, of the County
Court of Frederick, he will expose to
»ule, to the highest bidder, for cash, on
Monday the fith day of next rm.nth
(May.) on the premises, a HOUSE
and LOT, in Gainsborough, in the I
County of Frederick, being the same
on which the 9sid Montgomery resided.
The nbovementioned House and Lot
was eonveyed in trust, to the subscriber
to secure the payment of a debt due
"William Wood. Such title a« is vested
in me ns trustee will be ms<'e th*’ por
ch, er. JOSEPH SEXTON.
April 6, 1822—-ids
PUBLIC SALE.
THE subscriber will oiler rn< sale
on the first .Monday in May np.rt.
before (he door of Fred’k Nadetiboosch
in (ir.insboro* (Pnghiown) a certain
TRACT OF LAST I),
in the county of Frederick, bring tlie
same which was sold by John Mi-Kee
to Jacob Monmouth, and by said Moo.
mou'h conveyed to ihe subscribe*- to
secure a debt owing to said McKee:
SAID TRACT CONTAINS
52 ACRES.
Sneh title as is vested in me as trus
tee will be made the purchaser.
THOMAS FISHER.
April 13—td*.
NOTICE.
f E Subscriber having resumed h
JBL Floor and Grocery Business in
Alexandria, begs leave again to oflW
his serviec* to liis country friend* —
He will purchase and *>**11 ftour—nr
receive it on Storage.—-Ho will keep
constantly on luind a stock of Groce*
ries, and transnet any Immuu-s* which
they may be disposed to confide to him
SAM0EL THOMPSON.
March 16—tf. ,
BANK STOCK.
1 /A Shares of Valley Bank Stock fur j
1 u side. Jipply ul the Gazette Office.
April 20—3 ».
LAND FOIt SALE.
* t* TRACT OK LAND whereon
JR the late Siginmut.d Kfribling resi
ded. within four mil*** of Winchester,
adjoining the lands Col K g, r and Dr.
Magradc* and others, and containing
*h»ut FOUR hlJNDRKD ACRES it
.ffered for sale by private contract.—
Any person disposed to purchase can
ascertain the terms i>y application to
either of the sob»c>ibrrs.
FRANCIS STKJBLING, sen’r.
JOHN MACKEY
ALKX. S. Til)3ALL.
A prj| a - -2m
French Biu r Miff Stones.
% ** toon a* I receive written appli.
jl V eeti-m#, '■■.ffv-i n$ M*
unit- •••akiiig, I in*i-nd to c> ntmence the
m-ki st -f FRENCH BURR. MILL4
9 TONES,at Dt*ct. Straith’s mi!], near
Charlestown, Jeff*. rson County. They
will be warranted end delivered at the
aforesaid place at Baltimore prices.
Whoever may wish to sec a sample
of my work, can h** gratified by calling
at Mr. pitcher’# mill, near Harper’#
Kerry, or at Mr. U. Worthingtons’
mill, near Ch»rle*fown.
PATRICK M. RYAN.
April 20—itt.
PL BMC SALE.
BY virtue o! a Heed of Trust from
Peter Krenter, u the suh'eribpr,
for the purpose oT securing the pav
ment *»f the sum# of money therein
mentioned to Lane & Brume, will be
*ol at public auction, for ready mo.
ney. to the highest bidder, LOT No.
lfio, in Fairfax’* addition to the town i
of Winehes’er, with a TWO STORY
FRAME BUILDING thereon, reser
ving fro to the said L;,t twenty-five feet
fr-til on Canieron*8tree|, belonging to
George Kic-iner. It i» the name pro- 1
perty that i# now occupied by Conrad
Kretner. The sale will take place be*
f ire the door of Cnpr. R. McGt;ip’«
Hotel, on Saturday the. l\th day of
Mry ne.x't, and su<*h title cot,vej ed to
tin- purchaser us is ve*ted in tlie sub
scriber l»v the aforesaid deed of trust.
THOMAS ALLEN TIDBALL.
Apiil 20—td
Trust Safe.
3 3 Y virtue of a deed <>f trust, execn*
3 .5 ted by Adam Hamhaugh <5jS* Caro
line VJ. Isis wife to me, for tfie purpose
of indemnifying Jacob \ nnnort as the
security of the -aid Hamhaugh, in a
certain note due to William Canavan,
I shall sell for ready money, at publie
auction, before the door of Mr. John
Jacobs, in the Town of Front Royal,
on Monday the 13th day of May next,
ONE HOUSE 6c LOT, undone unim
proved LOT lying in said Town: «neb
title a* i« vested in r:c os trustee will
be made to the purchaser or pttreha*
hcm. The sale will commence at li
o’clock. \VM. LANE, Trustee.
April *20.
CLOCK MA KING 6«;c. ^c. i$c.
EURGE ». GR AVES return* hi*
If most g»*ateful acknowledgment# to
he public for the liberal encourage
ment he ha« received for ‘be last year.
He still oecupie# the *ome shop on
Piccadilly strict, and it afford* him
pleasure to announce to hi# customer#
that he ha# on baud a general a*.or?,
ment of CLOCK ft M ‘THE.VIATI
CAL INSTRUMENT ind every •>.
‘her a^’iclc in hi* line oi btt ine«». He
n'»o informs the public that be i* ore
pared to xerute all kind of \VA * »’P
REPAIRING <y SILVER WORK
on the most accomodating f> rms.
N. B. Two good steady band* may
gel employment far #ix or twelve
month* at either branch of bnsincs* by
iairm rtinte application to the #«th*eii
ber. G B. O.
April 13—tf.
Hardy Lands for Sale.
fWISH In aril a TRACT OF LAND.
lying in I We cnun'y of Hardy, and
State of Virginia, po.ifoining, by jia
tent or suraey, FOUR. THOUSAND
KIOHT HUNDRED AOBK9, lying
on the bead whIcs, or as the patent
expresses it, ‘'head drains’* of New
and Pattersons Creek*. e.djoining 'he
land* of Col. George Gilpin. The
patent i« fluted the 3rd day of Deeem.
her, in the year one thousand seven
hundred and ninety-six. The arreara
gr* o< i .xes have i»*en paid npon this
1«»>d and an imdi«puted title will be
tnnd'*. These land* have, by persons
well acquainted with them, been repre
sented to mi' as valuable, and well
ndapt-d to cultivation and grasses—
A bargain mny bo had if application
b** speedily made Letters directed to
iho subscriber will be attended to, and
any further information aflorded, rela
ting to these land*, that hr is possessed
of. rilOMAfi GRIFFIN.
York-Town, Vg. Ap(il 13—at
FOil S ALE, (
A TRACT OK LA.M) containing
about 190 • ICHKS, lying on the
main road from Winchester to
Woorefield and Romney, within four
miles of the fortnpr piAtr and adjoining
the lands of Joseph Baker, Esq. Jacob
Weaver and others, und whereon the i
subscriber now lives* The land is fer
tile, with a comfortable DWELLING
HOUSE, Kitchen. Snoke»ho use, an
excellent new Barn, an Orchard of
choice fruit, .ndixcpllent Spring* of
water. The terms will be made ac
commodating on application to the sub
scriber. JOHN WEAVER.
Feb. 2—tf.
FOR SALE,
A TRA*’T OK LAND containing
«’9 JiCUkS, lying on both sides
ol Back Creek, whereof. (he subscriber
now Jive«. a consider* part of which
I i a. i~v-rrw lup. Arsr r£
provemenis ur# a comfortable DWEL
LING HOUSED Kitchen, Sinoke-h ouse, I
i good Barn, and on Orchard. The
payments will be made accommodatiug
and the land sold on low terms.
ALSO—
A TRACT OF LAND,
CONTAINING
Four Hundred Acres,
lying on the niters of Back Creek, a
bool two miles from the former, and
adjoining the lands of Wn, Rvwaters,
Joseph Dolby nvl others. This is fine
land and well timbered, but has no im«
provements on it. A great bargain will
be given in either of the above farms,
by applying to the subscriber living
near Pnghtown. I,. M'COOLE.
Feb. 2—tf.
INDIAN QUEEN HOTEL,
A’o. 15,6 ut/i louTth’.'trtl, <Philadelphia)
lt-(ZL'een Market aid C/itsnut.
subscriber re^iecttul!) informs
5 hi* friends and tie pohlie in gene
ini, he has takeu the above estab.
lis ’ir*) r, where the*, may rest assured
thiit lie wiii rise every exertion to give j
general sa isfaetion * to euch as raay |
fa\ or him w it It H call.
i'he li'juse has been neatly fitted up,
and s, veil calculate!! fl*..t i»>« accom
modation of gentlemen iravelliog with
their families ;—ii is in the eentre j
of hiisinr.ss, hn■ 1 oi.uvenirnt to ihe j
Insurance Office*, Banks, rtucTnftrijjM
Of*.-!" ; -t^ . • r. ’* . ■" jEjji
urn and other places of Tijh.'ie tvSiuso^
ineni. All lavors will |>.- gratel’plly ac‘ 1
koowledgeij bv their obedient servant, J
THOMAS HE1SKKLL.
Philadelphia, March 0, IS22.
LANE fj I!HOME
RF/SPEC1 FULLY inform thrfir
friend* and the public, tlmt they
have received a lar ;e supp y of
NEW GOODS,
selected with much care fmm the late
arrival*; ntno> g uliieh nm
Blue, Black & other Cloths & Cassi.
mere •
Casiinetls, Drilling, Silk, Toilinctt {
and Marseilles V «iings
Nankin &. ('union Crnprs, Silk & Cot* ;
ton Hosiery }
Cambricl*. L<*nn, Book A Mn!l Muslins J
Ginghams, C.-.iiene*. Ivid, Silk & Bea. j
ver Clove*
4-4 & 3 \ Li*h Linon^, Sheetings,
Crap Hfi a Is
W bile *»lar»eit|o* Quilts, Plaid and
Striped Cottons
Ladies Morocco and other Shoe*
M?»sps nod Children's ditto S(e. Ac
/ N 1>
AV KI.KOANT A'iORlMFT OF
.LKGHOIIN BONNKTS,
ve»v cheap ALSO—a l irgp sitpnlv • f
HARD WARE. CUTLERY. Ac.
h resit Teas, Loaf & Brown Sugars.
Paints, Dye Htnffs, 8p«rb.nceti Candles
C’arppnters St Cabinet-makers Tools
And a complete assortment of the best
wurrnnted BOLTING CLOTHS, See.
&f> April 20—<f.
Ten Dollars Reward.
U I R A YF.D or stolen fmm the gub
kT scriber at the Union Mills, in thp
vicinity of Winchester, on the night of
the 23tl March, a bright
Sorrel Horse,
five years old this spring, about 13
hands high, with white hind feet
np to the foot lock, a star in his fore
head, a snip on the left nostril, a light
switch tail, and when mounted carries
his head and tail up. Is remarkably
sprigh’ly, shows In great advantage,
clean limbed,and paces tolerably well.
Any person or persons taking up said
hors© and drfrayipg the expense of de
livery, shall receive the above reward,
and five dollars for enmnt'iiiienting by
ntnil inf<wm«l!nn where Its may h** ob
tained JAMES S. HOGUKLAND,
Moorefieid Hardy c’ty V*.
April 20, St.
WM. MILLKIi,
v (N«*t door to Cipt. McGuire's Hotel,)
JUS RECEIVEDJrom Philadelphia,
and offers for sale on cheap
terms* the following
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.
Large Lima -j
Early Yellow Dwarf i .
Early Brown Dwarf j ^
Early hite Dwarf
Early Cream Colored Bunch }W
Early Pigeon 1 ®
W hite Soup j
Early Dwarf ~V
Early Frame
Large Marofat ■ TJ Tf' \ Q
Early Carlton r *• J-jxxOo
Blue Prussian j
.Glory of England j
Small Onions
Large Drumhead*
Flat Dutch
Early' York
r^vn T iv**y I
Yellow do. ^GARBAGE.
Early Sugar Loaf
Early Cauliflower
Late do.
Ro,itc sr }CELERY.
Imperial
Tennis Ball
Winter Head
Brown Dutch [ , „^„
Cabbage Head r*L*E rTUCE»
Green Coss j
Yellow Curled !
Ice J
Curled Endive
Cul led Parsley
Sweet do.
Long Green ")
Early Frame l CUCUMBER.
Long Pickle J
Early Summer "j
Early Red Turnip j
Early White J>RADDISH,
White Fall
Black Fair J
White Spanish Onion
Parsnip
Mangel Wurtzell
Long Orange Carrot
Horn do
Winter Cress ,
Curled do
Spanish Tomato Seed
Sweet Marjoram
Fennel Seed
died fleshed Water Melon
PP * r-h'»trr;p
ft utmeg Melon
Yellow tiuta RCobbetPfi Turnip
Rod Turnip Beet
Red Salmon d.>
Spinach
Saffron
Leak
Bunch Simblin. Feb. 23—.t
Alleghany Lands for Sale.
A 'ILL be sold, at public sale, nn
T T Monday the 2?th day of the
present month (April.) at Alexaudt r
Sanford's Tavern, in the town of Cum
berland, Maryland, the following lots,
or parcels of Land of fifty Acres each,
lying in (lie county of Alleghany, Ma.
ryland, viz : Lots No. 12s, 1*0. (60.
1C4, 199,203*327, 588,405,448,808,
809, 811, 850, 886, 190, 891, 900,
912, 919, 924, 938, 973,990, 1000,
1003, 1050,1068, 1125, 1139, 1158,
1 185, 1220, 1253, 1255. 1287, 1306,
1400, 1403, 1486, 1517, 1524, 1533,
1547, 1481, 1555, 1777, 1667, 1668.
1669, 1726, 1773, 1774, 1815, 1847,
1858, 1909, 1911, 1950, 1991, 2084,
2375, 2376. 2377, 2378, 5006, 5032,
3037, 3176. 317F. 5569, 4028, 4034,
4086,an ' 4048. AI.SO, Lots No. 18fi0
and lSfifi, willi the rcsnrvcy on them
of 220aeres, making together 820 acres
of land. The above lots lie dispersed
through the glades of the Alleghany
Mountain, in Ryan's, ,L hnsnn’s, and
the Yough lilades, on the waters of
the North Branph, Big and Little
Yongh, Sleep Creek, the. See. and gnu»p
are near to Armstrong's und Ingham’s
Tavern*, on the slate road. They
were all accurately surveyed and boun
ded during the last fall l.y an experi.
enced surveyor, and a particular de
scription of the location, &o. of each
can be given ; for which purpose the
subscriber (agent for the sale, &C.1)
will attend in Cumberland on the day
previous to the sale, and will give
every information respecting them to
| person* disposed to purchase. They
will be sold in parcel* or separately,
if required. I he term* of sale are,—
For all sum* of goo and under, eash j
between 60 and 100 dollars, a credit ol
two years j and over 100 dollars, a
credit of two* and four year* will he
givpn—- interest payable annually—the
purchaser giving bond with approved
security.
Hitch title will he made as is vested in
the trustee,to whom they were conveyed
by Ji.lin Tcmpleroan, Fsq. in trust, to
sell for certain purposes. Possession
will be given immediately, and the ti
tle* made on payment of the purchase
money. \V. SMITH, 'Trustee.
| April® J. M- MASON,
-v — --—=
1>B. JOHN E. COOKE.
4 . tFEk.s liis Professional service®
jf to th*- inhabitant* of Winrlirsler,
and it* vicinity—He reside* in Mrs,
Conrad’* brick h<use, opposite tbo
trial itet \»<o#e, formerly occupied by
the Farm*-1’* bank.
Apiil 13- 3f.
UMfc.
THE subscriber lie* for aa«e, and
will con*iamly keep a large «jt:an .
iity of excellent LIME, which he wilt
di»po*e of on moderate term* for cash.
— Apply at hi* residence opposite tho
Gazette Office.
March 30. JAMES MACK.
BOAKDIKG.
^ W **HK subceriber respectfully informfl
Jl bi* friend* & ihe public generally
that he continue* to tnke Hoarders.
The oitualiuu of hi* boose is one of ibe
most pleasant and healthy in Wir.ehea*
1**'; brine retired shil \» ■ ♦^Ut
the bustle of ihe 1 nn, is well hdr.pt.
ed for young p* r*n»» g. »ng to School.
Boarders will be furtm herl w i It beds
aud washing. His teim* wii be very
moderate, and eontnte>-MJiale w 'It lha
Cm*1*- PEIER LAl'CK.
April 20—Gts.
Public Auction.
B\ virtue of a Died of Trust exe«
cnied to the subscriber by John
Anderson (Nells Town) to secure a
debt owing to Ephraim Fenton, th*
subscriber will sell, on Monday iho
29i h inst. between I he hours of 12 6c
2 o’clock P, M. on the prt mists, in
Neffa Town, a certriii lot or tract of
laud, lying on the road leading from
Winchester to Harp-r’s Ferry, adjoin
ing the lands of Robert Mucky, Dot
i.v and others, containing ONE A*
* HE; also another lot adjoining this
above, containing I WO AkliEK,__
1 here is on the piemises a dwelling
House.—Such title a* is vested in we
I will make the purchaser,
April 6. DANIEL LINN.
The Large and Ponerjnl JACK' ASS
the EMPEROR,
ILL stand at the Farm 0f David
Tv R- Aslan, in Frederick rbunty,
4 irifti* lioir I'eiftriawR atui
8 from Charlestown, at EIGHT HOL
LARS per nunc for (lie srhsnn, whichi
" ill commence on the Fir a. of March
ami end on ibe firsi r.f Septt tuber next;
bui be will not be hi fo a**es.
the emperor
is one of the most powerful Jack Asses
«n America; rising 8 years old,* and a*,
iboucb exceedingly gentle, is rer.iarke
biy vigorous, and is a sure foul getter
—every mare pul to him last season
. proving in foa!. He a as gotten by
Columbus, who was by Compound out
of a Jenny by tbe Knight of Malta,
who was out of the imported Maltese
Jenny, presenied by the Marquis de la
Fayette to Gen. '\Vpghjngton. The
Emperor’s dam was bred bv the Gen«
ral.— She was by the Knight of Malta 1
I out of Compound’s dam—Compound
by the lloyal Gift, out of the old Mal
tese Jenny.
1 he valne of large mules may be es
timated from their being so easily rais
ed and kept; from their not being liable*
to the common disorder* j>f Horses: from
their capability of working longer in
each day, and undergoing far greater
latiguo and hardship than a horse, and
living, as good labourers, till sir.ty
years of age! If broke and treated with
gentleness, they are as trnetaUo as
horses, and will out-travel, as well as
out work, any horse.
I he Emperor belongs to Dnelor
Thornton, of the city of Washington,
who was favored by Gen. Washington
[ with the best breed of his asses.
February 23d—list M.
Virginia,*
Hardy County, to wit:
MARCH TEHMj 1822.
John Craigeo, Plaintiff’,
AGAINST
John Stump and Leonard Stump,
Defendant*.
IN CHANCERY.
THE Defendant l.rnnnrd Slump
not having enierrd l-.is appearance)
and given security areor»'ing to the r.et
of Assembly and the rules of this
Court, and it appearing by mlisfaerory
evidence that he i* not tn ii hahitr.nt
of this Coipituic.wealth; li is orrfri n/,
That the »aid Defend, nt do appear
hero on the second Tuesday in .tone
npxt, and answer the bill of the Plain*
tiff; and that a enpy of this order be
forthwith inserted in some news-paper
published in Winchester for two
months • oeces«ive|y, and posted at the
front door of the Court House of tbs
caii County ef Hardy.
A Copt—Tevte,
EDWARD WILLIAMS, o. H.e.
Marrh SD.