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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-05
Cn,,ea States Court, FIN Crcuiiand yir,ni,

United States Court, Fifth Circuiiand Hirginia
District, June i5, 1921.
JAMES SCOTT, executor OF John Leslie deeeased.l
- aud Norman Stewart, PiaiatiGs !
dsaiis.
Archibald Robertson and William Black jun. surviving
executors of William brow deceased, aud Others, =
D.fend0.ts.
Isabella Black, late the wife Of Agnc Black elder
John Wallace and Marion his wife, w lliam Bogie and !.
Sarah his wife, William Black jun. and Agnew Black q
the younger, and Walter Dun, OF John ra- =
nam, deceased, PtG.aVs, Z
James Scott, executor of John Leslie, deceased, and
Andrew Leslie and Jane Leslie, devisees of the said
John Leslie, deceased, Defendants.
EXTRACT FROM THE DECREE.
And the Court doth further direct, the com
nnsnhers do state of the whole
john Leslie real and personal, report the
COURT WIN any matters specially stated deemed pertinent
by hmsc or required by the parties be sate-and do
enquire what debts are due by the said And
Die MN TO ascertain the same, that he do advertise tw ice
week for three months one or more Of the
newspapers printed in the city Of Richmond for creditors 10
come IN and prove their claims before him
Acop-Teste, RID JEFFRIES, Clerk
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
- . Rtchmo,d 7fh Monik (July) i7ih, 1921.
have appointed the i7h day Of next TO commence
the accounts directed in the foregoing the court on
which said day. AT O'Clock A. NJ they required attend
at my office in this city, with the necessary and
The creditors OF John Leslie required i'm and
prove their claims before Office, within three inonts
flom the date hereof
July IT, 20-2et AMOS lam NJ n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-05

Richard q. Num- and Henry
>. Mum. eX'ors Of Moses
Num-, dec. PidirsiE;,
against
Nathaniel Crane and Thomas
Crow and Moses Crow, ex-
ecutors Of John Crow, dec.
Dgindmits.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-05

Z \ GHANCEkf- Essex Quarterly Court continued and
Z held the I'D August 1921 '
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-05

II CHANCEKY--Princek Edward July Court, 1874.
l. Joseph Morgan Complainant,
1gdlst Upon an Attachment.
Martin Hurt and John Hurt, Defts.S
The defendant Martin Hurt having entered his appear
ance and given security according OF the General
Assembly and the rules OF this court, and appearing the
satisfaction of the that he is nhabitani of ills
saeon the motion of the complainant by counsel
uered at the said defendant Martin Hart do appear here
on the hrst day of October answer the COM
a1nints bill and that copy Of this order forthwith
inserted IN some one OF the public spapers printed
cy oil ichnon for two months successfully, and also posi-
Ell at the front door of the this county
copy-Teste, l.. J.WORSIIAM ID. Q.
August %. sI-u,ays
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-05

the said defendant appear her
term OF this court, and answer
further ordered, that a copy q
serted in the Enquirer. printed
eight weeks successfully, an,
front door of the courthouse o
a c0py-Teste, JAM
Sent. IL. S7-w3w Fc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-05

IT aitords us much satisfaction To have it in our
power to lay the following letter before the nuhIic IL
WI be read with pleasure, by all the friends of can,or
dignity aad worth IJ,tt E,J Esu,,Ll;I,
70 Frederick e. ScLy,, Gs, 90,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-05
IN Goochtand County Court, cod August, / 32i
RENJAMIN CoCKE,Jr Plainti6,
4 ChANCERf-Etsex Quarterly Court, continued and
held the 22d day of Aupust -

OLI-
II appearing to the satis-
faction ofthe court that the
defendant Nathaniel Crane is
not an inhabitant ofitss state,
and that he hath not entered
his appearance and given Sc
curity according to the act OF
Assembly and the rules ofthis
court--on the motion of the
plaintiffs. IL is Oydered. That
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-21
GoinmbiAs Grand EoHo Bible,
+ jkIY IwO PLATEsl

NOV plppshine in i4o weekly number $.
In I2l 2 rs each. Two Of the plates
-,pleadid oDispIece, and an eng aved
yiue Page. The wo k is i!iust ated with ex
plsna'ory No'e', tron the 'iihgs Of those
en- cen, divinss, Hsnry, Brown. Scotf, Ceee,
Iyesiry md Carrie
S5' p soos residing 10 the county, who
py isn 10 subscribe, can be supplied with
thrs valuable Family Treasury, BY eigh, nun
d. al time, o. moe, as far Is pubiishrd,
on apDiica'i'n to the appointed Agen,, at M
VIM OMAs's Chorch Street, Newport, K ]
y. 3 subscription papers are left at
M ,rREETER's rsvsrn, Btis,ol--aiso, a,
Nt. CoLK's lave.n. Warren, r. +.
SETH LUTHER, Agent.
A,gas, so Cfl
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-21
CUNDALL'S MILLS.
Wool Cdydinp.

THE subscribers inform their friends
i and the public. that they have repaenished
their Csrding Machines with new Cards Of the FIN
est and approved manufact tuie. and tbs; the,
now enabled to Card Wool of all grades, in the
best manner
They continue to Manufsctue g all kinds Of Wool
en- Goods, as usual -.9se, they color and finish
Wooen Cloths OF al desc, ptions. and color gar.
ments, &c. that have faded, become unfasbion.
able Al, branches ~ the above business viii be
done with despaieh. and the loves, terms, and
the least favor gratefully acknowledged
CLARKE & GRINNELL.
" b IA SpoRp tLMY Litte.Compton-fELEo
COREY, fF.tion- WILLIAM rEARsE, Bristol
Fery-and Jon >HERMAE, IN Newport, will re-
ceive and forward articles intended for the Manu-
factory Portsmouth, July 10, 1890.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-21
PRINTERS NOTICE.

~ NAVY Subscribers 10 rae hEPUBkrc<s
are g'safty in arrears, some fer err years and
n;fspards .dninadverMon 10 as tess I1ssr
snbscrt6eys. xhose oee0unfs ays osoye f5an frp
years sfanding,n as considered 40 nor sean 20
nay wuhoG, eamhuisory measares fherrfsre,
effer me ao,h day Of Ma-eh nexs, ar sneh
oaf Standing aeeoun's w'H b. nsI 'n su'' WITH
our Jrrfasr no,tee. Subscribers who ospe FOR
a shorter n rod stan the a6gve, and fdose an
de6fsd for odvrrnssnenis srs rurnesily re-
gpes I'd 10 make yhdyrien
.Netvhoyf, Eco IL 1921.
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NOTICE..

vAnHS TOWNSEND, informs his friends and
J the public, that be has empo, ed exper 'enced
workman. AT the CABINET MAKING BUSINESS.
and is ready 10 attend ID the calls Of his od Cos
toners and Frends-the smallest favour will eb
gratefully acknowledged aud pnnctusily attended
to--cail at the Chambers over his Store, north
corner Of Bannister' wharf
Hewport. March 20
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-21
NEW LINE OF STAGES.
From NeSc BedtOrd 10 tesvbort ano
Precedence, ocer the Stone
BRIDGE al 7IveYio0.

r FAVES New Is dio d every Tuesd y
La aod r day, N O'Clock A y and a.
lives 81 Newport at s 5'cloek p same
Gays. Leaves Bristoi Ferry at IL o'eIpck ;
arrives al B1.,oi a. one. a. WrteU AZ o, sDc
At Providence 8, q o'clock r M.'ssms days.
Eeisrnins, leaves Providence and New
por, every Wednesday sUd Saturday, az 9
o'espek A. NJ. aud sF'ives at Bristol Fey
10, cod st New Bedford st 6 O'Clock p
sane dsy.. Pssssngrrs leaving .Ns~.Y"tk
or g., ad,y, will by this coaveyancs. arrive
New b. sdiord ou Wad,esdy
The Stage Books sre kep, - Providsnss
atH Biake's in Newpon, at Townseod's
Cofee house in New Bedford, ., Col. Me-
sons Hotel.
Fare from Now Bedford TO Newport.
81 5o--and frsm Nev Bedford 10 Providence
$500 Zach Passenger is allowed 20 lbs
bsggsge, gratis and for i2S lbs OsggaR,
he same as for Psssenger.
Al fs,ocs viii be tbsnkfuily received. and
gratefully acknpwledeed
PELEG FISH, Nrwforf.
ISAAC FISH Providerce>
I. II. BARTLETT, Nsw 8sdfori.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-21
HATS AND SCHOOL BOOKS

IA \ AMI OSV1OOLx DUMB
~ y boxes Me =, Youths and Chill
i dren's HATS. hanasome and cheap Just re-
csed tom Ne. York .0d fw ss,e at
e WAN iN's Book * Hat Store.
.fn1osg hem -
J WtLLsoNs ceiehra,ed iUifonsr beavers and
Gep's white and black Hats, with vide brims, at
u. NV price az 8 3 each.
TVeedy & Bnedict's iC1ifat,on besvsrs--6rst
auslity mems re Il super6ne d,i O.
White Brothers & Go imitansn beavers Ws,er
oOf ditto m.de entirely of bur. light aud hand
sere - iso best No I, Hts
Cs;..assas white and black Beaver, and Vsd Mo-
rocco hats
For sote abpvs.
50 Resms writing paper, Cap No I, 2 d 3, at one
v doI..r per Rcsm less han the usual price.
Letter paper ard stationary, Of every description
Schcu Books of every kidd in use-ss Aiden's
and Webher's ist. I'd & Sd vols Cummings.
Morse ard Go dsmi,h's Biographies Ari,bmetcs
---GramnSrs. ID ciionsries, Testamsnts, ks sea
mems ad Bisns Books
Papcr Hmgines and Borders,
For Rooms and Window Curtains, seiing of st
vsry reduced prices
TJ> Those persons who are indebted to G. Wan
TON, and the more especially those whose Accounts
have been Of long standing. are earnestly requested
70 1.ii and MAKE payment, as otherwise their sc
counts will be put in sui, in the course OF 10 days
Nsvport. May ~, 1890
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-21
HartNuore, GuA1y, Snip Chandls,y, ,vs.
WM Il NATHBO>E,
0gcrs Jor sale az MS Store, head OF
Potket Uflyf.

Fotket Uflgf.
n lDRAN rs. double and siugle
observation. Bfsss and Wood Cempsssee .
9py Gssyes; Gases of Mathematical Instruments
pa,t el Jules Scales and D.gidsr, Navsga,ors and
cosst i.ots, Charts. patcn hat-houl Glasses {:
log giasses Ban'ng and sbips colour. qTiss,
w'ting, letter and og paper oA powder eos'age
OF al. .izes twine honse cantn. iint end GRUB
brushes; >, ooms Calm nops io4 ree,s aud ch,s !;
deer sea Aaa hand es.s hand pumps serving
sDs..st4; piocxs IN hsnAs. jtpdn iar.ps and feed
ea.s ,3rs aud tn ,sniafns. knives an. fork, him
ges of,.ls kinds screws, arAss and nou lstches !,
tocss r,iss. csi.st jsass AID pen ka'scs sposn~
co5SsAls:ies Aao tSSneutoSs. s1ss hatci.e's, ha 4
mef- ] osa and ua.tramnets c,isels, augars S.'
saws, ha,poons sp3 -,raIns hsi. hooks, sci nerdrs
&nu pa leather shes,ixag paper, csuikrg irons
and nailets; mar I'm pixies iron shoveis, ships
srcapers, gimbiets, pump sad ciapper nails. ssies
and pc aci.s spssh bi ,wn. rcd lead tin iron sud
stons ware patcnt de az tghts brass p mp xcs,
wruight and nsts or@ds and tack of ~ s'nes,
tS zee, chalk brincFns .smpb,ack, oars hand
spikes, Tar, Pitch Tdtpentine and Rosin oehurn /;
ui,h Fu,l assortn,@p - every articles nsnay CAL
cd for IA :, u -d~Acs AID Slip Chsnd,ori sters
y 'cFsosy. wishing aiSdrints and Gan;pas sec
rep4iree esa ssse them at the above store where
they si ~ a'tended
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-21

s-s Rss.nnendaa.ns " d.. xsg.. .ss,a~aa.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-21

HLso, in Lumber lard,
A general assortment o, country Lumber. con.
s.ssag e ship Plank. boat Boards, comm on oak do
enc jo.sts uslf incn chcsnut boards. &c. &c
i,kfora Oct
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-21
UNION FACTORY.

HE subscribers, respectfully informs their
friends and he public in general, that they
have added to their establishment a complete set
OF rev Cards. s'ii able for cardns Of Melino WOOL
IN the best manner, which together with ther for
mer machinery make their establishment complete
Wool OF ali grades carded into rolls at the lev.
est terms They wish 10 receive wool for manu-.
iscturing on shares or contract, as may best suit
tleir employers They cootinue TO carry on their
Clo,hpy business. in all it's various branobes Ev
cry attention viii be paid 20 the co,oriDg Of Eares
Bomblsettcs, Silks, &c The following persons
viii receive and forward any Mtices intended for
the Union Fsctory N, ...a- .--4s.---fe
''- 6EOhSE Is u TON. S.eerts1
JEREnIaii GIfEOaD. Brutal Fey.
EDw xnU orANtiUPE, and
3 w WATSON. NsDporf
The Subscribers, return ,htw sincere thanks to
their Old customers Gad solicit the continuance of
tneir favours JOHN DABCoGR
MOSES LAWTON.
~. .--.-L 4 lis.aa y
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-21
JON ArHAN REYNOLDS,

Has for safe at has Store in Wickford.
X coslery !. o,s.. And,,oos, shovel. and
tonss--ALSO. Dry Goods, Shoes, and Go
ceres Dutch Plough Irons, and Pioughs
ready made patent Pisch forks; broad and
narrow cast steel ases Oar Iron and steel,
end nails OF all SORTS heath tile, bricks,
stone line, Window Glass md Pul y.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-21

100 Quintsls dry Godfsh,
70 bbis Msckesl,
20 bbis Cider.
80 do Flour,
20 nests Cedar tubs,
IL DO sugar BOXES,
Is srindsiores
30 bundles wrapping
paper,
200 VT hogs lard,
100 bushels potatoes.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-07-21
PUBLIC SALE.

by virtue Of a decree Of tho Supe-
4 , rior court of chancery holden in
Winchester, will be sold at public sale,
for cash, on the 18th day Of August
uext, A TRACT OF LAND, contain.
ing ONE HUNDRED ACRES, stu
ate in the county Of Hampshire, on the
East side of the South Branch Noun
tain on both sides of the red stone road
and on the waters of Little Cacssehon
being the same land which was con-
veyed to James Larrinore by Patrick
Baker by deed of Mortgage hearing
date the 22d day Of Eel. 1870, now Of
record in the county os Hampshire,
and is now IN the possession aud
occupation Of PHILIP DevauIt. By
which decree the ssid mortgage is fore
closed aud d sale OF ths premises is di-
rec,ed, 10 raise the sum OF ore hundred
dol!urs viii. interest thereon al the
rate Of six PER eentum per snnuSi frcya
the 18th day OF April 1912 until paid
and the cost Of said suit. The sale
will take place CT the said premises at
12 O'Clock or the day irst mentioned.
JAMES GIBSON Confer.
June sCia f3si-tds.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-07-21
PUBLIC SALE.

10y virtue of deed OF Trust execu-
4 . TO Joseph Norris, of the county of
Frederick. to the subscriber,,to secure o
debt due to the estate ofLewis I4amert,
deed. the subscriber will offer for
sale, for ready money. on the premises,
on Saturday the first day Of August
meet, all the right, title, claim, interest
aud demand, which the said Joseph
Norris has in and 60 certain TRACT
OR PARCEL OF LAND, situate, Iy-
ing and being in the County of Frede-
rick, aforesaid, lease whereof was
made and executed Ky lndenture bear
ing date Feb. Is. 1893, between benny
Fairfax, Ivy Thomas b. Martin, Esq. f;
the said Tract being part ofthe Manor
of Lands. Such titie as is vested in
the subscriber as Trustee will be made
10 the purchaser.
JAMES GREEN.
July .-4trd.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-07-21
TAILORING.

VESHE subscriber respectfully ins
q forms his friends and tho public
that be has commenced the tailoring
business in the roam occupied by Mr..
Philip Stone, as a hat store, i'll London
street, nearly opposite Capt. McGuire's
hotel, where he will execute all orders
with nea,ness and despatch. Having
had an 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 iaferior TO that
Of any sho, in the corporation.
GEORGE AULICK.
July f4---tf.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-07-21
Boarding.

A/yRS LUPT0N respectfully an.
~ Z nounees to the public that she
has rented the house lately occupied by
G. ChBndlee, and will accommodate. If
offered. from 40 Ia AZ young ladies as
boarders; her house is very convenient
10 the two female Academies Of Mrs.
Scott and Mrs. CoDrad.--ier terms
shall be reasonable, ard every exertion
used to render the situation of her
boarders happy and eomforta5le,-
Boarders will be received by the
Month. quarter, or session.
July IL.
6For rent.--one Of thefront apart
ments in the above House; well caicu.
lated for an Office.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-07-21
PUBLIC s ALE.

Epf virtue of decree Of the Superi.
RI or Court Of Chaueery, holden al
Winchester; will be sold on .honday,
the 9th day Of August nert, being the
6rst day Of August Court, before the
Court House OF Frederick County, at
public asction to tho highest bidder, a
Tract of Land,
situated on Red-Bud run, about three
miles from Winchester, containing
$40 Acres:
aud also ANO TIER TRACT, stu
ate on both sides of Red Bud, adiciu-
ing the aforesaid tract, containing
"a Acres.
On these lands there lisa SAW MILL.
and the fall Of The stream is 20 feet.
This property is alsss highly valuable
on aceoun, Of its Woodland vicinity to
Winchester. The terms of sale are as
follow, vi1. Three thousand dollars
of the purchase money to be paid in
two months firm the Jay Of sale, aud
the residue Of the purchase money 10 he
paid in two equal annual pay men,s
thereafter, taking bond end security
Tor the several payments aforesaid,
eud also deed OF tfust upon the pre-
misses 90 secure the purchase money.
The foregoing lands were conveyed to
the subscriber by Gen. John Smith ia
trust TO secure and indemnify John
Macky, as endUrssr Of said Smith, in
the sum Of Three thousand Dollars.
A S O,
Will be sold ct the same time anti
place by virtue of deed of trust exer
euted to the subscriber by Gen. John
Smith, for the benefit of his creditors
A TRACT OF LAND Il
situate on the Warm Spring road, a.
bou, ? miles from Winchester, knows
by he name of MOUNTS FARM.
which Formerly belonged TO Doctor f.
W. bull, deed. containing 264 Acres.
Green Spring run passes through the
tract, and niIor'is ga excellent seat for
Saw Sill, 1t is considered oneof the
hes, stands FOR public house on the
Warm Spring road, particularly du.
riog he Bath season.
The Last Centioned tract will be sold
IN reasonable credit, the purchase
m"ney 10 he paid in t.Iree instruments.
he last insta'ment 10 he paid in 30,
less than 1--WE years. BoDd ard seeuri-
y will he required in all cases, and
deed OF Isl OF The premises Ia secure
The parrhsse HoueJ. The sale ~tis
commence at t2 o'clock. For fur h
particulars sppl, 10 the sus>eribpr, >,
Winchester, Gr, IN HE ahseree, TO Gen.
John Smith or W William Dawson.
a. 6, Smith, Isastee.
June 23--tds, [
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-07-21
Trust Sale


icy virtoe~of Deed of Trust, ez-
I'd ecuted to the subscriber by Robert
lcnrOe, TO secure a certain sun, If
money therein mentioned, due 10 Lewis
Dunn and Lewis Dunn, inn. viii he
sold, on Tuesday The 9Th day Of August
next, for ready money. 20 the highest
bidder, the tract ofLand whereon the
said Monroe now lives, lying aud being
III The CouGiy Of Hampshire, on The
road leading from Winchester to ROm-
ney, containing
6t Acres,
more or less, and adjoining the .acd
of John Brown and others: tbe qeie
will take place upon the premise, ]
such title made rs is vested Ia .ha s.g-
scriher as trustee
DAN. CARMICHAEL, Trustee.
July 7--5iyd.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-07-21
LIE II s.

Lucky lottery Office, Pennsylvania s1fve.
nae, Washington Cay.
Where the cash can be obtained for the
prizes as soon as drawn.
Tickets for sale in the Maryland
State Lottery, which will commence
drawing on the 15th of next mosth,
price 40 dollars.
Orders by mail, post paid, will meet
prompt attention, addressed to S. & M d..
ALLEN. Washington City.
July fi-tw
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-07-21
FulIing and Dying.

! He subscriber hereby informs his
4 friends and the pnbIic generally,
TINT ne is about 20 commence the above
business again, r, his former seat on
Mill Run, Two end half miles above
Burlington, Hampshire county. Va.
where he will thankfully receive work
from any who are disposed to favor
him with their custom: he will, for the
accommodation of his customers. re.
eeive raw elctbs Ger dressing, and re-
turn them when s;nis he'd, at The follow
ing places; viz. at Messrs. Brieht's &,
Fawcet''s store, MoerGeId, Mt Mr..
John jacks store, Roruney, at MIR.
Sheetz's Store, PGltersou's creek:
cloths left at Mr. James Williams.
Pa'terson's creek, will be attended 70.
going to and returning from Moore
II Id: cloth will also be received at
MIR. MoseIy's OF the mouth % New
creeN, and retUrped whsn finished: IL
IS particularly requested shat written
dIreetio"s he teni with the cloth, sia
ting he c@ior required H. be dressed.
he subscriber deems IL unnecpssnr,
TO say any thing respecting hi. Know.
ledge OF the ba'iness, as it i. pre.uma-
BILE the citizens within The Iimi,s Of his
ers'om bounds, are generally aequaint.
ed With he quality cf his work = Pose
session ~ . Re had the fsi IF Sep,em.
Der aezt; n zaieh sine he will he
ready "a sees'ss any orders in his line:
he VIII also hsve pair of carding
machines started in complete order,
i.a eDss;1S spring,
JOHN r. HICKMAN.
JUNE 70,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-07-21
Once more and ] hope the
IaS1 fine

d lave asked and received not -
~ ioE me ask o7sce more and hope
MOI 20 ask sHiss. respectfully re-
quest those indebted to me to come for
ward and make immediate payment, as
have pressing & immediate engage.
ments to meet, upon which the welfare
and prosperity of my family depend.
IL those indebted TO me cannot dis
charge their accounts in full, hope
they will, at least, make payment in
part, and trust this invitation will
aot be slightly regarded. A cOmpli-
anse "iii cblige and relieve a needy
friend. ADAM KURTZ.
June 23-tf
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-07-21
: Opequon Factory.

saSHE subscriber has on hand g pRr-
a eel Of excellent Broad Cloth
which be will exchange for wool, or to
aecommo datehis customers, will receive
wheat ct liberal price for manufae.
turing, from those who cannot pay
with cash, provided it is delivered 10
mills TO be hereafter designated.
Every disposition will be shown to acS
commodore the customers of this estab-
lishment. DANIEL AMIN.
June 9-3ts.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-07-21
For Sale

4 HOUSE & LOT, On Ion3on
LS-S..eet. Winchester. The E4suse
is g by &C feet, built of Brick Inateri-
sls--itis & nest and 1sor.able dwell.
ling, and we'll adapted fog a private
family.
The Lot ccE,a.as nusiaee of fac
fruit trees, aua is il every respect a
desirable situation. The terms will
be made easy and accommodating,
June 23-tf. ADAM KJKTZ.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-07-21

The following Resolutions were mos
we'd, aud adopted by the Board:--
"A respectable number of this Soci-
ely having requested The Standing Com
mittee to call a General .Heeting;-
Ordered, That notice be forthwith
given in the two daily payers of this
city, that General .Heeting of the
members Of the ".Mutual Insurance
Society against Fire on Buildings of
the State Of Virginia." will be held at
the Capitol, in the City of Richmond.
on the first Monday (ihe 6thl of Au.
gust next.
Ordered. also, That the foregoing
notification be published in the Enqui-
rer apd Expositnr, and in the neuspa-
pers in Norfolk. Petersburg, Frede-
riekshurg, Lynehburg, Winchester.
Staun,en and Aioxandria.
"The Standing Committee, adyerta
ing TO the difficulty which has hercto-
fore attended The obtaining a General
Meeting, beg leave respectfully 10 re-
commend TO the persons insured who
eanret personally attend, to meet i'm
their respective towns or vicinities,
and 70 constitute as their proxies rer-
sons whose intelligence and standins
in the con unity will afford an assu-
rance that the interests of the institu-
ton may be properly confdsd to their
care"
& true copy from. the Journal of IN,
Standing Committee.
JAMES RAWLINGS.
i. .fgt. ~. A. S'y.
July f4-st.