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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-03
Valuable Land for Sale.

DDY virtue Of u Decree OF the Snpe-
q DJior Court OF Chaneery, holden at
Winchester, on the 4'h day Of Decem-
Der, 1920, l shall proceed to sell. on
Monday, the t2It dav of November
next, THE TRACT OF LAND,
situated and lying upon Patterson's
Creek, in the county Of Hampshire,
now IN the possession and occupation
Of William Armstrong, Sr. OF the said
county. This tract contains upwards of
Five Hundred Acres,
aud is said 10 be Of very su-
perior quality; it will be sold un-
der the provisions Of two Deeds OF
Trust: the 6rsi executed by William
Armstrong, for The beneIi. Of William
Steer and James Steer, for the security
Of different sums Of money due to them;
and the second executed by the said
Armstrong, for the beneti. Of David
Hoffman, administrator, ne bonis non,
Of Matthew Steen, deed. The sale
will take place upon The premises, at
az o'clock on the day above mentioned:
the terms will be eash.-A title will
be made TO the purchaser under final
decree Of the superior court Of chance
~ at the term next ensuing.
J. E.-PAGE,
Trustee & Commissioner under tie Decree.
October 6--tds.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-03
Virginia to wit:
October 6, 1921,

Virginia to wit:
AT Rides holden IN the Clerks Office
Of the Superior Court Of Chanccry
for The Winchesttr District the first
.uonday in September, 1891.
samuel PaFke, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
Leonard Jones, Joseph Baker and Da-
vid Gibson, Defendants:
THE Defendant Leonard Jones not
u having entered his appearance aud
given security according TO The Act Of
Assembly and the Rules of this Court,
and it appearing ty satisfactory evil
deuce, that lie is nDt an inhabi;ant of
this country +: II IS ordered, That The
said Defendant d. appear here OF ;he
first day of the nett term and answer
the bill Of the Plaintiff; and that a
copy of this order be- forthwith insert
ed in some newspaper published in
Winehester, for two moths suceea-
sively, and another cary posted at the
front door of the Cour! House in the
said town of Winchester.
A Copy--.Te,te,
DANIEL LEE, c. G. c.
SeptembeP f5-N
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-03

To the Farmers of Virginia.
q sHuSE Farmers and Planters who
"a are desirous of furnishing their
grounds with the best kinds of
Grated Fruit,
may be supplied on very moderate
terms, from the extensive Nursery Of
Daniel Smith, of New Jersey. Thus,
ut small cost, may the Farmer Eeautify
his grounds and furnish his table with
delicious fruit in its season, and may
moreover be richly remunerated with
the surplus produce If his orchard ct
the neishhouring markets. Surely no
state of the Union hes O climate better
adapted to the growth Of fruit, and vet
the attention pnid to its cuitiya ton, is
yet very limited. ] have furnished
Mr.. Charles Little, of Winchester with
a catai"gue Of The fruit this nursery,
who VIII diatrihu,e them gratis. indi,
viduals Gesireus Of procuring treea will
please forward their orders to my care
who viii. see to their beios faithfully
executed. IL is expected the Trees
will be paid for on delivery, together
with 81 small expenee Of freight.
GEORGE DRlNKER. agent
for ID MEL SMITH.
Aiexendr,s, Goth emo 1891.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-03
FOR SALE OR RENT,
ISLAND MILLS,
of A MERCHANT and

SAW MILL. together with
40 Acres of good land.
situated on Goose Creek, i've miles
south OF Leesburg, Loudon county,
lately in the possession of Jacob Myers
deed. The above property will be sold
aSreeabIy to the present times.
Application to be made to Mr.. VIVA.
Cooke. Leesbirg; Mr.. Isaac yandiveu-
der, near Leeshurg, or to the suhseri.
her, Winchester, Frederick county Va.
Oct. eff. j. VAN BUSKIRK.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-03

JMeSSrS. Thomas IL. Hammond; robert
q. Grayson; John .CampbeH, s1rvi-
ring pdrtner Of Poland y Campbell;
James Roberts; .aleIander Holiday,
John JMacky and George O'yiek.
late merchants, trading Hndcr the
name and firm Of Holiday, .HacIFy
& Co. Thomas Roberts and EvaR
p. Taylor,
EpLEAsE TO TAKE NOTICE,
n that Oh Saturday the third day Of
November next, between sunrise and
sunset, we shall attend al the Office of
Lem'l Bent in Winchester for the pur-
pose of taking the deposition Of Hee-
tor Bell, samuel Mccormick and Mat
thew Rust, TO be offered az evidence
IN suit in the Superior court Of Chan
cery holden at Winchester depending
wherein you are plaintiffs aud we arc
defendants.
ROBERT g, HI1E.
ALFRED II. POWELL.
FERGUSON BELL.
WILLIAM COOKE.
RICH. n. BECK WITH.
Frederick county, Oct. 6th---tdm.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-03

| ~ LiSL VI Letters
| REN,4I.NI.srG in the Post Office. at
Romneg, # not taken oat before the
first day Of January meat wil be
! sent to the General Post Office.
| Thomas Athy Asa Metea!f
| B III. ID. Moore
WIN. Burlington George Myers
Daniel BeIford Thomas MulIady
John Brown Charles T Magill
Mrs. Black N
Thomas Bathelow Elizabeth Newman
Mrs. Mary Black P.
Rev. K. Boyd NJ. Polau
T. Abraham Poston
Mr.. {. Cutler David Parsons
| Jonathan Garlic John Parker
/ Clerk of IA Regt.Peter Parker
John Cline James Parker
Jacob Cross Solomon Parker
james Corbin Jacob Pugb
f.. Cutler John w. Powell
Andrew Curry Mrs.. M. Parker Q
Herbert Cool Edward Perrili
Thomas Coekereil II
Abbot Carder Samuel Russell
ID Joseph Ross
Robert Dawson Peter Roadruek
james Dayton William Ricky
Dudley Dodge John Race
Edward J. Dyer s
+ Daniel Slower
William Foley Jacob Station
G Francis Strother
Richard George James Slack
Thomas Grimes John N. Shank
George Gale Josiah Smoot
BlijabGreenwell 2 Anthony St other
Abraham Good John Smithr
HI George Sbnrf
Peter Heiskell Sb'F Of Hampshire
| Joseph Hawk Il. Soutlsll
G. Hsiskeli George SomerviIle
John High T
David Henderson VIM. Thompson
Thomas Harris Wm. Terrence
John Hammaek Jola Temple
Thomas Hickman Richard Tucker
! James Hamilton Elisha Tumpson
James Hall William Tedero
u
Abr'm. w InskeepSamuel Umpstot
! Courad Uppstot
Robert jones
K A. Naumeter
Mrs. Kirk w
Mrs. Susanna KellyF. White 2
l. Iemimab WeltoD
Daniel Lorrence lanes Watts
David Long James Watkins
Noah Larew Daniel W bip
NJ john B. White 2
Epbraim Means NJ. J. White
lanes ". Maloy Walter WayIand
John Maliek Samuel Williamson
Col. M'CartS2a II
and r. White Geo. Zimmerman
JOHN JACK, p. NJ,
ROmncy; Oct, 2o-st
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-03
DR.. ROBERTsON's
VEGETABLE NERVOUS CoRDil

VEGETABLE NERVOUS CORDIAL.
Or, Natures Grand Restorative.
Price 81 50 Cents.
Is confidently recommended, as the most ef.
fcacious medicine for the speedy relief and
cure Of all nervous complaints, attended with
inward weakness, depression of the spirits,
head ache, tremor. faibtness, bysterc fits, de.
blity, seminal weakness, elects. and various
complaints resulting from secret improperly
OF youth and cissipated habits, residence IN
warm climates, the immodcrate use of tea, the
uBskilful or excessive use of mercury, so often
destructive TO the bumsn race, diseases pecu~
liar to females at certain period Of life, Flour.
Albus, barreDness etc.
Under the denomination Of nervous disorders,
sre included several diseases OF the most dan
gerous kind, and are so various that volume
would hardly suffice to complete description
of them. IL pervsdes with its balefUl influ-
ence, the whole nervous system, writing the
heart with incxpressble anguish, and exciting
the most dreadful suggestions of horror and
despair. To this demon have thousands fallen
sacrifice in the difefuI transports ct its rage.
The most common symptoms OF its COM
Increment, are weakness, hstuience, palpitss
tions, watchf uness, druwsiness after eating, III
nudity, flashes Of heat and cold, rumbness,
crarop, gidd ness, pains in the head, back snd
loins. hickup, difficulty of respiration and de-
gluiion, anxiety. dry cotgh, etc.
The vegetable Nervous cordial is also q
great Antiscorbu,ic Medicine, and isof Infinite
service for purifying IKE blood ard curing
those foul disorders of the skin which COM
monty appear in me form Of scurvy, surfeit.
rcd b!oiches, csrbunclcs. ulcers, etc. etc. A
dose Of Dr. Dyott's Ambitions PILE taken
occasionally with this medicine, proves of ad~
di,ional service IN the lss, mentioned cases
DIR. ROBERTSON'S
CELEBRATPDGO GOVT AND RHEUMA-
TIC DROPS,
Pre- ftgo D9l!srs.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-03
DR.. ROBERTSON'S
CELEBRATED STOMACHIC ELIXIR
OF HEALTH

Free one dollar and fifty cents.
Which has proved, by thousands who have
experienced its beneficial effects. to be the
most valuable medicine ever offered to tie pub.
ilc. for the Cure of coughs, colds, consumption,
the whoopinE cough. asthma, pain in the breast
cramp. and wind in the stomach, headache,
loss of appetite, indigestion, etc.
Fer tue Dysen,ary Lax, Cholera Morbuss
severe gripings, and other diseases Of the bow
els, and the summer complain, in children, it
lies proved certain remedy, and restored to
perfect health from the greatest debility.
Persons afflicted with Pulmonary complaints
or disorder OF the Breast and Lungs, even in
the most advanced state. W i'll find immediate
relief. Common Coughs and Colds, which are
in general occssioned by INSTRUCTED perspira.
ton, will be found to yield to its benign infiu-
ence in few hours.
In Astbnatic or Consumptive complaints,
Hosrseness, Wheezings, ShortDess of Breath,
and tile Hopping Cough, it will give immediate
relief
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-03

nough TO afford convenient market
for plank aud scantIins, and the impro-
wing condition Of the town must ensure
its continuance and certainty. There
is also upon the land, comfortable
House for small family.
Leroy Z. DaingerGeId, Esq. living
adjoiaing the land, is authorized TO
sell, or To rent,
THOMAS r. FAUNTLEROY.
Septemper stk-tR.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-03
DR.. DYOTT'S
.NFALLIBLE TOOTH ACHE DROPS.
Price so cents.
RESTORATIVE DENTiFRIC,
For cleansing. whitening and preserving The

Tor cleansing, whitening ana preserving tne
Teeth and Gums.
This valuable preparation POSSESSES the
most salutsry virtue IN cleansing and besuti-
flying the teeth in its composition i, b
perfectly free from acid or any other per,'icicue
property liable 10 rorrode, or in any VI
iniure the teeth, for which reason 10 attributed
the safety of It's use, and the preference il bas
obtained over other preparations intended TO-
similar purposes it strengthens the gums,
crsdicstes the scurvy, sweetens the bresti,
preserves the teeth from decaying, end pre-.
serves them from aching, and the necessity Of
having them drawn, &c.
Since che hbove invaluable medicines were
first discovered, upwards Of sepesI hundrse
thousand PERSONS have experienced their happy
and salu;ary effects, many of whom from the
lowest sisge OF their disorders.
Take notice, that esc. and all Of the above
genuine medicines are signed on the outside
covers wiih'the signature ri The sole proprieiie
r. ~. DYOTT, M ID.
GA frcS; supply Of The above medicines
just received and for sale nv WILL IAN
MILLER, Winchester. Wttse pamphlets, coa-
tanning certificates Gf cures, &c. ne. = b.
cra,is. U!r,Iss.,- J,,I 2S. 1921.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-03
CIRCASSIAN EYE WATER.

Price 81 cents.
A sovereign remedy for all disorders ofthe
eyes, whether arising from cold. inflammation,
Eeakness &c
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-03
APPROVED
FAMILY MEDICINES.

Which are celebrated for the cure of most
disorders To which the human body 10 liable,
prepared only by the sole proprietor,
Z. w. DYOTT, NJ. ID.
Grandson of TIE lGte celebrated DIR. Roa
bertson. of Edinburgh,
And for sale in Philadelphia, only, at the pro.
prietoF'S wholesale and retail drug nod
family medicine warehouse,
Northeast corner of Second & Racs-streets,
And, by retail, Of his Agents throughout the
United States.
DR.. RORERTSON.C
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-03

"A safe and efectual cure for the govt, RI e,,ma.
,ism, !umbsgo, s,onc and grssel, swelling snd
wesSness of joints, sprsins, bruises, ind all
KINGS OF green wounds, the cssn'P, pairs in the
bead, face and body, stiffness in ;Ls neck, chill
blains, frozen limbs, etc.
DIR. DYUTT'S
PATENT II h OINTMENT.
For pleasantness, safety, expeditior, ease
and certsinty Is infinitely Superior to .n, other
Medicine Tor the cure of that nost oissgreeas
be ana ,ormsnting discrdt r. the Itch.
Price so cents per 6or.
DR.. ROEkRISON'S
PATENT STOMACH SITTERS.
Price o,,e xJoiIo~
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-03

A List Of Letters
REN.ql.NI.A'G IN the Post Office, at
Romney, # not taken oaH before The
first day Of .'Gnaary neat 7viu be
sent to The General Post Office.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-03
Land For Sale.

will sell upon good terms A
II TRACT OF LAND, con,aini.g
6OO Ac,.eS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-29
The Si;ss Turntnns' Boa.aing School,

no. 10, HANOVER STREET, BALTIMORE.
NoCNG LADIES boarded and Instructed in oil the
different branches OF English Education with partic,:-
lar attention to Needle Work. both useful and ornamental
Washing either separate charge provided 10y the
parents
aiusic, vocal and Instrumental, S2opcr quarter
Drawing and Painting, 10
Ircnch IS
Dancing, with 5 entrance for be-
ginnerS, IL
Payments 10 be made quarterly, one quarter always
in advanc -
TERMS FOR DAY SCHOLARS.
The different branches Of English education, = IL
1F The ornamental branches n nboye.
May lG. 9,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-29
S'TRAYED

TyROM the Subscribers stable ON Friday The 9th Ar
y TWO HORSES--onc Of them a dark hay, cropt,ed
ears and bobbed tail he is rather small and Is odIbr
other hay, also SMALL with switch tail and uaces vol
had shoe one Of his fore feet, and one on hind
foot, with holes In the toes
viii give reward OF Fius Dollars 10 any person who
viii bring back the said horses. Should they have bce
stolen, reward Of Ten Doiicrg YH be paid.
Mays 5-5t EPHGAIM SPEED
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-29
Itior'the liverpool sIerc,sy.l

SO<G.
tt,'y 1ialv. Is there no spark
uf glory let! is thy spirit led
HHall thy land of freedom become mark
Ofintlmv fdr the dcspot's tread!
Whore is tho yalour OF DAYS ofoid!
Where isthe Roman eagle iiown
LAZY when thy tate is told,
shall 1t say that thou crouchd at ,r,nt', .Iron.
Acisc, nnd Hing of thy fatal sleep;
- rue sword 10 make thee slave /. flashing;
my maiiens turn pale, and thy mothers wcep,
And on thy blue hills the foe is dashns-.
~ the shades OF all the great end free;
Nv thy injured rights, u huIl them down,
Go and plant the standard ofiiberty
In triumph upon :he opprssors CROWN
Italy on thee the eve of the world
Is wondering fx'd: but n higher rare
Bshoids Thy nncient banner unfurrd
.ind thy perishing fire rekindling blaze.
To him, the God Of the true and the riyh,
We fearless commit thee in n strurri;nrr bou,
Shrink not: he watches the patriots light
Shrink not he harnbies the tyrants p,wer,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-29
ViRGI,NTA LAND OFFICF-

~ - -. I-tt1Nl0nH <5t 49pTIl, 1U21.
conformity with act Of the General Assemble of
uiS commonwealth, entitled. IN dc to reduce into ors
az ne 1f5s arts concerning ESeeotos" passed 9Th Ian,v
IbIN 40 hereby make known, TO AL whom IL nav for
Ia u appears by certificate Of the eschcator of Ca
pen county that The following parcels Of land iv
ing and being IN the said county Cabc and within he
l9s OF grant; commonly called and known by the name
OF y" SaTGgts Grant, have been found by nqution tahso
on inc "a day OF March last have sscheated 20 This
Commonwealth viz " '4''
v9 acres oi the estate of John Wilson, dec on the Ohio
100 acres Of the estate OF John closon der On che ora.
river. WN Z; pf-yt,J t.1'r, az, M n, tls uiio
April ~. =, ''scstei'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-29
LAND FOR SALE

b'itE subscriber intending remove To the vyester,
y country offers for sale his Of land Wing in oocb
anu county ON both sides Of the Jefferson Road In The bend
OF James RIVER, called Rock CsstleNecs couainr sioot
oUaeress upwards Of 500 Of which stand in yoor
wen umbered * is divided into FIVE eiGs OF about upsJ
acres each four Of which lie the Jeersou road In
compact form and unusually levels all under good fences
It's situated s. miles above Richmond, miles below Car
ersuie, i-2 miles from James river in an agreesiJc
nsghborhood is beautiful ard healthy situation and In
staic OF improvement, producing excellent crops OF corn,
wheat and iobaceorhc buildings, present occtnied m
inc subscriber, are comfortable dwelling house with
Ihree rooms below stairs and above with an neeessa
ing machine. ' ''i'e" NJ
- TINS plantation may he divided into two convention,
Farms as there within the four fields abo,e rr,
eomior,aoie dwelling house, with three rooms below
% "iu tWo aho'c, titchen, weaving house. snot,e
mouse, dairy and barn. all Of which NAV he repoircd ,si,b
small expense with well and convenient spfng the wa
Frs o. whch are inferior 10 none below the mountains.
yther description is deemed unnecessary as IL Is SIM.
posed those disposed to purchase will first view the preni
ses ierms accommOdaiing-You negroes will he ia
ken in part payment. GEO & cait,ru
Pleasant Hill, Nav T. re 90, "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-29

should be del-seds on any prctoxt Whatever
that II is the duty of those institutions either
10 haze Sums counted 10 have servants sul-
Gent 10 count them in u reasonable time =
that law of the United States requires that for
ei"n com shall be weighed in which case this nay
meat might have been made without DELAY and
that II Is unnecessary when bills are presented ut
Bank for payment, ihat they should be scyerally
protested The jury was therefore instructed to en-
quirc whether the sum in controversy was such a
sum as could reasonably have been paid within the
banking hours of the day on which il was demand
Ell and IL the second place, whether the Lincoln
Bank had not delayed in an unreasonable manner
To pay the bills demanded and third whether this
unreasonable delay did not amount TO such NEGLECT
or refusal a> the law intended
The jury returned verdict FOR the plaintiffs
Portland Gas.
We learn, by Gentlemen from SOUTHAMPTON. that
| the cxnplina,on of Edcard HargM and Jonas Ar
cher who were unprecedented in this place on the
Ith INST on charge of being concerned in the al
| tack made upon Doct. JouN SAUNDERS ut his re-
sidcnee IN that county, the Sd April the former
rs principal the latter accessory before the fact,
and semitic Southampton for trial, took place on
Monday last, before the Court of that county Har-
Gull was fully identified one of the persons WHO
made the attack the Doc,or--the evidence going
to connect Archer with the transaction il was be.
icvcd, would not be sufficient TO convict him. but
both were remanded for trial ut the Superior Court.
which will commence its sitting on the 18th of nc xt
month. TNorfoIS Rs1ron
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-29
STRAYFD

STRAYED
ADOM the residence Of the Subscriber near the Neyy
Bridge, in Hanover, the 9Th inst dark bay female
~ OF ordinary size, Wen used to gear, by which she
- little rubbed particular marks rccoicctcd but that
one OF her fore feet considerably broken consequence
OF the loss ola shoe, the others being shodfron the s
information obtained, she had passed wood In Ga
rolinf county, and is probably endeavong get to the
edA reasonable compensation will he paid for her deli
very 10 me- or az Hanover Court-FIousc Wednesday
reminded TO have reference to the law concerning
Hanover, May p. If
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-29
NO1'I('E.

E'HE Books and effects OF the late concerns Of Trp
a Robertson n Co Of Richmond, and Peter WaIcr Z e.,
OF Lynchhurg, have been bv recent deed of record IN DO
corporation court of Lyncburg conveyed to us as tbe
Those TO whom the aforesaid concerns are Indebted &c
wen as those who are Indebted 10 them are hereby notified
tnat mr. no irving OF Gainesville, is authorised TO transact
al business relating to the same i. u. DEANE ST.
JAMES POWELL
r..,, =, W. l.. TONTAINE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-29

NIEGiNIa.-n rlee; holden in the CLERKS ofic. of
district the a,s, sy Of ADr ior the Nshm0nd
James Winston, Plaintiff.
John Rice, William Mayo, ard Alexander Fulton D,ff,s
The deiendan; John Rice having entered his APP
rsannse and given security according the act Of Assem-
bly, aud the rules ofihs Court, appearing y satis-
factory evidence that he moi an inhn6an, OF mi, con
ny ~ :, oefsIed That the said defendant do appear
her on the irst day OF the the bill
81 the plaintiff and That copy this order be forthwith
ond two months and posted ,e si n Si Isn,
door Of the Capitol, in the said city.
Aeopy-1esic, WIN w. HENfNG, &C.
ziprll =. li3-w3w
IN cHANcEKY.T-At court held for Cumberland coun-
~, the 26h day OF Feb. ie2i-
John Williamson Plaintiff;
lanes ram so Si,am and John Sayres, r Ds;ndant,.
appearance and given security according TO the act of As
semby and the rules Of this court appearing to the
commonwealth, is Ordered That the said defendant do
appear here ON or before the Monday in june next ami
der be forthwith inserted in some ncwsrarer published ia
the city OF Richmond for two months successfully and
All "A ;e1,py-Tes'e, MILLER wooDsoN, Jr. D. {.
L inc Chance,y District Court of Williamsburg the I'd
Cary Wilkinson aud wife and the said Cary Wilkinson
with the viii annexed of Ann b. Southan
,.. PLAINTIFF,
John Bradley, adm'or of Philip Southal, and other
q Of
November 1890 in the name of Cary Wilkinson ,d,o-
with the will OF Ann b. Sout,l AGAINST he de-
ieit,nts and the marshal h. np returned he sanc a, -
The defendant Stephen Souths nor found and IN
ing by satisfactory evidence that the snd Stenben
ell IS not insbiiant of this rounryon The motion o
the plaintiffs, by counsel N :; Oyi,-,J That ~. .ai e.,
phen Soua do appear here on the 1r,t d.v Of The ne,,
Term and shew cause if any he can, why the said suit
should not revived against him r.; the n,,r
Of the said Cary Wilkinson, sor of Ann r. Sou,h.lI a
be in all things in same plight and con,on ne n ~,
at the death OF the said Ann d. SoutI,ll and ts, COW
OF this order a., Forthwith ;n.os.na ~ CIV is. a 10Y
published in Richmond for two month. successiysy And
.e ue iroat door OF the former Capitol the cv
" w ii,pue ai Aeopy--rese,
April -. IS--vsw ED. CHRISTIAN C. C.
I'm CIiANI En- y-sF,1 No .-,o-.,--o--jr--
IL held iCtl, day of Avn ,eSI 'SeN s"u'i! court,
John Gouli,n a So,, az ;obn C.o,,,;- H., ,,,,,, ~.
and Nancy hs wife, as Nancy lio,din ,,eng,.r Of
the said John GouIdin dec and Simon and iJl;s,
din, infant children Jesse louldp dec by Cl,rIcs Poi
their next FRIEND PIo:n,;d, ~
against V'
John Thomas, Philip Hudson and Esther his VIII. ph;o
Goudin Mary Sally and James Gcudir children ~ Irn
aopin dec. Bes Gouidin and Henry toiiidin cbL,,1 ~
on me aid John GouIdn dee James Gouldn Richard
Goudin and Peggy Gordin children of The said Jess
ioudln dcc John Riddle ard BETSY his wife who vas
Austin Oliver and Rachel bj 4. So jesse Ionlan dee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-29
FARM MILLS TO RENT

FARM MILLS TO RENT
MI aforementioned property, formerly the proncr;v Of
Mr. William Mitchell is situated and a half ,nics
above Lynchhg, the river The house is so by 20
nee, IN SIZE containing yepar argeBu Stones and one
pau OF rubDers-The walls made rock the noost s,,
santia and the machinery entirely complete on eood
stream calculated to manufacture extensively -four Of t
first quality. W " ''
Persons inclined to rent invited 10 neet me At the
rIankiniotci yuchhurg, the 2ath OF June next al
The right of possession 10 this property has been
co lcr considerable time but settled by
burg. J,1JEc TpI g 2,n IN
Mav25. W.