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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-11
EXPORTS or TnE UNITED sTATEs

EXPORTS OF THE UNITED STATES
For the Year ending 3Oth September, 1920
WHITTIER EXPORTED. TOTAL VALUE
nuSsia .'.........-...-...... 49,, 32l
Prussia. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .........-.. 4 $50
Sweden aud swedish West Indies. u i6 SOC
Denmark and Norway, and DANISH
West lOdirs. ...................2,f 1853 63S
Holland, Dutch West ladies and
American colonies, aid Dutch
East Indies. ....................7,6 SS 1886
England, Man, aud Berwick and
Scotland Ireland. Gibraltar, Bro
tsh East Indies, British West In-
dies, * BIitsh Amei ics, colonies. .2S, s9I 81 >
HE HdDSe Towns aud ports of Get-
MANY. ..................2.5o sol 275
ttench European ports ON the At
laniic, French European ports on
the Medilerrdneaa, French West
Indies and American colonies and
F'ench East Indies. ........... 9,ili ,2l5
Spanish European port, on tno At.
Iantic, Spanish En- opean ports on
the Mediterranean TenerItfe aud
the other Canaries, Manila aud
The PHILIPPINE islands, FiOrdas
Ii" durds. Campeacbv and Mus.
quito shire, Spanish West Indies
, ana American colonies. $40 ,02i
PORTUGAL, Madeira, FaNai and the
other Azores, Cape DE- Verd Isl.
anus, other African ports. Coast OF
Brazil and the other American
SNio"ieS .''''' 's.'''.............. l so 45l
ndyu ..'s-... ..,..................6G $3.50
Iou'h america ....................2il 1913
"'. az" h"i' 49,. ,Zti lgO
Trieste aud Other Austrian ports IA
lhe Adtldtic. .-...........,.........5S 7 $50
turkey, L,va"t Egypt. MochaLand
-, Aueh'...''. LOB lS6
49, ','''' '....' ''-.s'....,.l ,ilo,IUi
To, ceherdi!N. ............... b3 12f
e't t'uies' CAMERA w.. ....1. ..2,50S 956
kutope, Observation-Disclosures. g.i5 O24
Africa, generally &c 900
So"lh S'aS......... ..............,.26,96 Dol
Northwest coast of America .23I 1871
'iV'occo dho baIoary States. ,57l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-11
TONNAGE or THE UNIFIED STATES.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT
Registers Office, 27h Dee 1920
SIR have the honor 10 transmit the An
maj Statement to the 3Isi December 1919 of
the District Tonnage Ut the United States.
~, Tons. o5ths.
The registered tonnage. as correct
ed ~ ms office, for the year 1919,
u SaIPd dt-.,....... ...,......,.6i2, $50 IL
Tue enrolled and licensed tonnage
'I1itu di'ssss'.... / ,05S I6
The fishing vessels at.............7G 7G2 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-11
Amounting to
12GO,75I GI

The Tonnage IN which duties
were collected during the year
1919 amounted as follows
r. gt-iered Tonnage engaged IN 20.
reign trade, paying duty or each
voyage. ..............,7Tt7 -
Enrolled aud licensed tonnage
pioyed IN the coasiimg trade.
paying an annual duty also re-
eistered tonnage employed in
duo. paving duty on each euiry COO on "a
Fishing vessels tbs me..........,76O Ola AZ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-11
lA525Dl Oa

Duties we're also paid on tonnage
owned by citizens Of the United
Stfics cpgag q in foreign trade,
mot registered ...s....8S2 SO CO
Dhio, COasting tfade.....SDJ ~
OPP IS
Total amount Of ionnage on which
dates were collected. fG2Sli g.
OF the registered tonnage amount
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-11

We ar, worrai'ied IN sayirg. that the establish
ment ot The Murine Bair0lks at he,o Orleans.
h"s becn ordered 10 be brokcp mp and that The
supposed NJ ~ WASHINGTON that the rofj6c,fjos oC
ne >pan'sh Ireqtg, cediag ne Eioriiqs 10 the
cHded States. had accustomed me ADORE regaia
ton. ia y r.
n later from Bcrmuda, Of nee. 10Th g,,oics
corn nj ope doiiar bushel- -four 80 K,jiag
meai 90 Diack eged yeqs were IN de0t,yd 10
DFCMnuLL, fOhioJ bee. 2l...Op 7prylo,,
ihe I'm inst GUiHe TIE session nj the CO., ~ nj
common Pcns Jor T,umbH connfg The boBoresi
tf0rGe Tod prcqdiHg Tois Sfone rus frfsd inv
ne mlrged mnrdy ~ her Three infant ciiblr,q
I"f ',"i presented scene as b,'ereaiag an.
cmr ~ Ja"fcf az ms or any other c3wHfp
EFbhcJccffng ir8s greDfg crcitcd nvf
c.RcoHsc y people oJbofh ercs wfre e,yig4A
bfa 90 ritHcs5 nc proceedings Cont o5eaea a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-11

Ii.
IN CHhNcERY - United States Court. Fif c;,c,;
Virginia District Dec 49, 1870
walter Dun, eX'Or OF John Graham dec
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-11
Total amount of new vessels. .70,sl7 s.

have the honor TO be. with great respect.
sir, yOnr most obedicnt servant,
JOSEPH NOuRSE, Register
Hon. WILLIAM II. CRAWFORD,
Secretary OF the Treasury.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-11
Amounting to s2,ss6 rs

l beg leave TO suhjoiD a statement of III.
Tonnage ,or the year 1919. compared with the
amOnnt thereof, as exhibited iR the prece ding
annual statcmsu, tor the year Is tS with notes
IN relation TO the increase of the resiSiered
and enrolled tonnage respectively in 1919
by Tins statement, II appears that the total
amount OF rev ,essrl' built in the several dis.
uIcts OF the United STATES, was
Tons. 95ths.
Registered tonnage ,s37 SO
Enrolled do...... ,9S0 50
Total amount of new vessels. .....70si7 Sc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-11

from Beas Usekiy Messenger of Novenber IL.
fecs''ea at The Ogfce ot the Com AdrertiSer, per
ship HectOr from liverpool
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-11

ihi1iY ~ fUID ilser NcsgOcs
tirb N O., par nitae -Csien H5iei. or @. ta.l omc,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-11

account will, perhaps, afford us some certain
data on which 10 grcand our opinion. His
account OF his voyage will be auxiouslv eX-
pected, and cannot fell TO be extremely To-
teresiins 80. Whether he has been farther TO
the westward than where he is said 10 have
wintered, we know mol as yet; bat that Is
fully 500 geographical miles iIom Icy Cape,
the extreme poinl of Cocks navigation uorth-
ward.
We have been politely favored, by a gen.
tlgman in Glasgow. with tue following letter
whic' he received yeS,eIds, FRIDAY. Noyom-
Der 81:
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-28
CONCERT.
MR.. O'NEAL.

HAS the honor to inform the Ladies
and Gentlemen of Newport, that on this
evening, 28th inst. he will hold Con.
cert at Ms. Billings's Inn, to consis,
OF TWO Parts, viz.
PART T.
!. Sentimental Song--.rhe Light. House.
Composed by Moore.
2 Sea Scng-rhe Storm. Siepens.
g. Comie--Psddy Carey, with the genuine
o'ogoe, ty We66
4. Ssnumen,ai--Ai Meeting of the Waters
oy Ai20re.
5. Love Soog-Jessy Dumblains.
O. Comic--An Irishman's heart for the
Ladies.
/. Love Song nc Soldiers Bride.
Moore.
D Palriotic-AB'uce's Address 70 his Ar.
my Barns.
8. Comie-l was the boy Tor bewi,e hing Q IN.
4 Love Sons-- The Cossac Melody.
PhHi,hs.
). Com'c--Ibe bold Dragon. Weos
Ihc evenings entertainment TO conclude
VITA .he much sdmned Song, called The
Fashions of tho Day.
Concert to commence a, z o'ciock. Tick
cts, al IS cents, 10 be had o. The bar.
Newnort, Nop 2e.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-28
1 Ram Es-STRkET,

IHAMEs-S STREET,
- EsPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
~ public. that he has made great additions TO his
former stock of
BOOTS AVID SHOES,
which makes bis assortment complete. lie keeps
constantly for saie, black and coored Morocco OF
the first quality; Binding aud Lining skins; D,y &
Martips, Hunts, st Aibau's and Var,,sh BIacking !:
Tacks and Copper Nails, at 50 cents and iron tor 25
cents per pound Russia Sheeting Russia Brises !;
Ferritt, Webbing, Ribbon, shoe rhread hee Ball,
shoe Brushes, block Lasts, Trunks Of a superior
quaiity-aud every article usually called for in a
sh"e store-all of which with be sold as low as can
be purchased at any store in town
N. Is Ladies wishing to have fashionable Morocco
and cloth Boots and Shoes Manufactured at short
notice, will please teAve their measures above,
at No 100. Thames street. two experienced work.
men, from Lynn. have been engaged. who attend
solely to that businesG
J. " ID. jun. has just received one BOX Ladies
Morocco Boots end Walking shoes, which wni be
sold Iowa few pairs At rs cents.
Newport. Nov %.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-28
ON THIS DAY,


The Grand National Lottery,
l0O.0e0 Dollars Highest P,ze
viii commence drawing in the City OF Washington.
AID nothing but prizes will be drawn, Tickets and
parts can be purchased any time during III. draw
.ng-price s lS-oDe dollar less than at Washing
ton-parts Ia proportion
ALSO,
TICKETS THE
Grand Literature Louery,
$4,000 Dollars Highest Prize
ricte's, present price, 8 l2-one dollar hess than at
Ne~.York, vbste the Lluery commences drawing
this day. also,
TICKETS IN IHE
Pennsylvania State Lottery,
$1,000 Dollars Highest Pnze
Ticket. b 6-begms to draw in rhiIsdeipn,a on the
l7lh Decemusr 1921.
Iiekels IN she above Lot cries for safe by
J. B. WOOD, ..<
PROyIDENCE.
And ]. e.. SHAW,
.vEWPORy.
Who have for sale, Tickets IN the
Domestic Industry LOt,sy,
Which begins to draw Jan /, 1922 New.Sear's
GIFT Of S lo0o-being the first drawn nomber
Nov 23
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-28
IN TOWN MEETING,

No0ember 20, 1921
" OTED and Resolved, that all the Side Walks in
the streets IN ths town, which have been or
sh- be made or repaired under the direction of Tire
street Commissioners shall be and remain Al all times
"hooslru,'ed Tor the use OF foo, Passengers only.
and all persons who shall violate this req ua,,on by
deposiling wood or other materials on said side
norses thereon or who shalt do any act whatever to
damage said side walks, obs tructng the free use
thefeof by foot pAsse ngers, shalt forfeit and pay as
fne Zone hsf 10 aud for the OF the town and one
haIt to and for the use ofsny person that may com
pIaIn OF the same) not exceeding Five doilas nor
less than One collar, TO be recovered in the name of
the Town Treasurer, before any court Co mpetant to
Try the same and that the above act be and remain
m force ON AID after the date hereof
II nue c0Py
CHARLES GYLEs, TOsn Clerk.
Nsaborl, n0ve,a6er 20, 1924
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-28

O1sPa!c1.-- lhe snip Ihton, Capt.
JOHN BusssY, sailed from Boston OH
9tn Sept l82l-arived at Liverpool in
IL days--lay in port rs days--and re-
sWned to Boston, in so days, making
the whole time she was absent from this
Port only Is days! She had full freight
out and home. .-BoS Palladium.
The trial of G. faiso,is, a lid Of Six
teen, tor the alleged u,ufdcr OF Ebenezer
DAVIS Sd, Ind of twelve, took place at
Salem on Saturday last. The clscum-
= Stances related by the witnesses, were
Similar to those published Immediately
after the death OF Davis. The c.,se was
given to the Jury at 7 O'Clock, =. Nj
and at | / they brought in a verdict OF
not guiity.-lb.
William B. Gncy mas just published
al interesting work, cntitIed, "A Nara
tive OF the most extraordinary and dis.
uessing ShiPwreck of the Whale Ship
Essex, lot Nantucket, which was attack.
ed and finally destroyed, by large oper-
macltl Whale, IN the Pacific Ocean
with all account of the unparalleled sut-
ierlngs OF the Captain and Crew, during
Il space OF ninety three days az sea in o.
pen boats by Owen Chase, OF Nantuck-
ct, first Mate OF said vessel"
Nts9 York hahT.
a Church is now building in St. Pc
sersburgh, by order OF The Emperor Al
KxANDER, the pillars of which are solid
Gtanite, nine feet'in diameter, thirty-s,x
feet long, and weigh about one hundred
and ten tons-they were'transpogted one
hundred miles by water, i'll vessels built
Tor the purpose.
Distressing Occurrence. The lewis.
town Niagara Gaz OF Nov. S, relates as
follows :--On Saturday last, some fami.
lies who had been living OH Navy Island,
in the Niagara river, had made prepara-
tons Tor removing to the Canada shore,
and had loaded boat with their house
hold efiects.--Ihe wind rising TO con-
siderable height, it was thought impru-
dent, by some Of the party, to attempt
crossing so iiear the falls with the wind
blowing down stream. Some Of them
consequently refused to embark; but
three men, more Bold, or less considerate
than the rest, went on board for the pur-
pose of crossing, but thinking proper to
wait little for the falling of the wind,
they all laid down to sleep. During this
time, the rising Of the water, or some
other cause, loosened the boat from its
moorings, and these unfortunate men
soon found themselves fast approaching
the rapids, which lead to the main falls
No human power could now save them
aud they were preclpitated into the e,er-
nal world by one ofthc most awful deaths
which 1t is possible to conceive. Many
oil their goods were seen floating below
the falls much broken to pieces, except
one dining table which iloated ashore uu-
injured.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-28
MIR RftD,

hy4R RfED,
In this town, sunday evening last, by the Rev.
NJ. Webb, Mr.. Witaaa b. Perry to MISS .hGryann
Gurdbier
AT Bristo by the Rev. Mr.. Bates. Samuel Bro'sn,
Esq Naval Officer of the Port of Providence. Miss
Inn s. Mason, daughter of Doct Joseph Mason, OF
he latter place
DiEU,
In this town. on the Sd inst. Mr. JTiiGGn Beers, in
the 25h year Of bis age.
On Friday last, Doct David Jezest, aged 43, late
of Massachusetts,.
On Saturday morning last, John Snous Jfdson. on.
" child of Mr. Joseph Mason, jun. IN tie 7th year
of HE age -''
At Wexford. on the 23d inst Mrs Ruth Csspsas,
wife of Mr. John Cozzens, in her esd year ....
At Woodbury., on the 9Th inst John Tateto,
sged 80, minister of the Friends society.
AT Eagle-Neck, Geo Mrs. Sasan Ford aged 113.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-28
1QMUiiStrat0yS' SAFE.
On WEDNESDAY,. Dec. 5lh

<Ien1HHof USU|D DUbC'
On WEDNESDAY,, Dec. 5lh,
III Ii o'clock II NJ svut be sold al Pubhe due
Hoa, al Mr.. 7oVEsENDs Coffee. House, in
Thames -SrreI-6y "der II me Supreme
Judiciat Couy,,
(P0sts0scd from last THmsdGy on account IF me IN.
cterrency Of Me weather.
HAT vrunsbi, FARM si,ua,ed on Seeh-
l. awest Point, in MIddetown, OF which
ne Hon. "athaniei Hazard died siezed, con.
ialnine between 60 * 20 acres o! Land
Said Farm has valuable privileges to the
beach. and is in excellent order.--The soil
IS equal to sny oo the Island, OF in the State-
The whole OF said Farm is good arabic land,
and perhaps q more pleasant or healthy situe
un for summer residence cannot be found
Ii has the Ocean on the south, The Las, Riy.
c, on The cast, and Sochawest Cove ON the
west. The sale will be fosifive, and u good
and perfect title will be given Conditions
made known at the time and place Of sale.
DUTEE J. PEARCE, :
JAMES TOWNSEND, '''"'
Newport, Nov 2e.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-28
MORT LIVINGSTON BA X.

A 7 the annual meeting OF the stockholders Of the
"A North Kingston Bank, holden at the Bank.
Room, on Monday, the 1914 me-. the following per.
sons were elected Directors Of ssid Bank for the
SUNG year-yiz-Dsniei CiIamplin, James Helme,
John Watson, Elisha Watson. William Hammond,
William Battey George w. Tiiinghast, Samuel d.
Allen, Oliver Watson, John Segsr, John Cisrk..
Thomas James, Jonathan R.ynolds, Esbon SandfDrd,
Jeffrey Davis. Samuel Braytou. Stukely brown. jr.
Pardon 4. Hammond, Daniel O. champIin and VIM
Nichols And at subsequent meeting Of the Di.
rectors sDAaiELCUAMPLIs. Esq was unanimously
elected President Of saia Bank.
PARDON T. HAMMOND, Cashier.
WEXFORD, Nov 20 CNoy. 28--3w1
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-28
FOR SALE,

THE Island in Point Judith Pond, South Kiogton.
called the Great Island, containing, by eslima.
ton, hundred and seventy acres, most excellent
land, with all the buildings, consisting Of two story
Dwelling House. large new Barn and Crib, and all
other necessary buildings thereon, 10 complete re-
pair. and we'll Of good water near lhe house. The
land is walled into convenient lots.
.1so-A small Island that formerly joined the afore.
mentioned islaad. containing IL acres Of land-the
soil Of both s Of superior quality, none better in
rhis or the adjoining states, the whole beng good
arabic land, we'll adapted for making cheese fasing
corn. barry, rye and oats for keeping shks it is
supposed it can feed twelve hundred-,hefe-1 peat
or tug, for fue, in plenty, and many having places
Tor the various kinds of hsh'be pond contains such
as Bass, Pesrchs Eiwives, Oysters, Clans tbd Mus.
clcs, easily obtained. Sea manure can aso be easily
Obla ined, tits continually collecting she shore.
. lr 4 Farm from two to five thousand dollars val
ue, with good buildings, wood and orcbsrding, in
this or the sate OF Connecticut f approved Of will be
taken in part payment proportion Of Cash will be
expected, and the residue may remain ~nb the pdr.
chaser, approved security, for many years, paying
the interest annually.
For further particulars, &c apply to
EDWARD HAZARD, or
THOMAS e. HAZARD.
. Sou,h. Efnps,on. .Nop IL, 1891
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-28

IlchtE - ohkE.
ID virtue Of an Execution issued out Of the Cour,
- of Common Pleas Of the county Of Newport. TO
M directed and delivered, Gill ss at Public Ven.
DUE the 18th day Of December nest, at II O'Clock
A. on the premises, that well known estate IN the
town of Iiverton. called the Ferry Place. nov oecu.
pied by Capt. GEoRos LAwTos, ~ o Tavern
.iso, Immediately after, on the Premises, the E,
tate called the White Wine Farm, in Tiverton
Further particulars at the time snd place or sale
II. B CRANsToN, SAerF
Neepo-s, .Nsv 2s, 1921.
School. Books, Blants, and Stationery,
For sale, at the Hat. Store of
GEORGE WANTON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-28
ME.MOR.fSD.7.

Tie sch. Esther. Chase Ii days from this port.
and brig Mary Wilcox. - DAYS from this port, have
arrived at Charleston. MA
The ship Franklin, Of Nantucket, which arrived at
Edgartown on Thursday last. from the Pacific D
eesn spoke, in June last, ship Courier Fitzgerald OF
this por, With $50 barrels sperm oil.
The sloop Rapid. Perry, Of this port. cleared at
Eew.York, Nov 81. for Charleston.
The sch Traveller. Frost, from this port srriyed
at New.1ork Nov 20.
Left At Trinidad, on the 2jth ut. brig Francis,
Carr. for Bristol in days schooner jubilee, Hill.
for do in days.
The brig CorncIia, Hammond. .ssrfised az Boston,
on Thursday last. 50 days from Ilsineur -Ocf g. in
sirh of Roek,Il. parted company with brig ssnccl,
o. NGstot, fer bos.op
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-28

r HE creditors OF Henry Few OF
L.. Newport an Insolyent debtor. who obtained
the 5eneft e The nsuvent act. OF this state. at the
last session Of the General Assembly, are hereby
notified, that six months ffom the date hereof, are
allow ed them to bring in their claims against the
estate OF said Henry. to the subscribers Who have
been appointed by the Hon. Court Of Comma Pleas.
for The county Of Newport, commissioners or as.
signees Of bis said estate.
EDWARD TAYEn,
DUrRE =. PEAkCE.
WILLIAM SINONS
Newport, Nov. IA, 1884,. .Nov2i]
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-28

.Sfondoy, Nov. 26-Arrived ship Belle Savage, Rus.
80, of Boston 73 days from Greenock. bound TO
w.Yotk-put in for supplies. Left the'o 40 A.
mericsn vessels S-ed IN co Sfth ship Thornton,
Holmes, for New-OrLesns.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-28

NEW BOOKS,
Jast reeeioed and jOr sale by
J. MCINTYRE,
No. ll9, Thames. .S,.
Life Of Henry Mastin,
Six Years Exile, by Madame de stac,
iamodem, by James Eastburn and his FIR lend,
No Fiction, or the Test Of Friendship,
Cryon, on the Passions.
Chalmers Dscourses TO tue Commercial and or.
dlnary affairs OF Life,
Brdgwater Collection, new edition,
Parry's Voyage. new,
Morse's Geography, with AtAS. new editiop,
Faconer's ohipwreuk,
Allison, on Taste,
Josephus' Works,
Enhelds Theology,
ALSO,
general assortment Of school Books and Station.
ary, Blank Books. Bibles Quarto, from 3 to S8,
Rhode Island & Farmers Ain.anacs for 1872 by I'VE
Groce or single, all Of which may be bad Oh the low.
est terms.
Newport. Nov 28, 1921. 3v.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-28
SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF NEWPOGi.
mo entries since our last
CLEIHED.

Sloop Herald, Bliss, New.York; brig Lydia Mar.
Saret, Green, Surrnam.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-28

~ 81. CKOlX KUN, &c.
10 Hhds. St. Croix Rum,
80 bbls. Country Gin,
10 casks Port Wine,
10 do. Malaga, do.
90 boxes Malaga Raisins,
so boxes Havana brown Sugars,
50 chests and boxes Young Hyson,
Tyson Skin and Souchong Teas.
5 bags Pepper and Pimento,
Nov landing from ,.oop Herald. and for sale By
Nov ~ A. NUNKO
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-13
Virginia to wit +:
August 25.

ST Rules holden in the Clerks Office
of the Superior COnrt of Chancery
fer the Winchester District lie first
.NoudGy in September, 1921.
John Esther, administrator of Peter
Esther, deed. Plaintiff,
AGAINST
Daniel Fetter, administrator of Angus
Mcdonald, deed, Defendant.
~ ME subpoena seirefaeias awarded
"a to revive this suit In the name Of
John Esther, administrators Of Peter
Esther, deceased, not being executed
on the defendant, aud 1t appearing
by satisfactory evidence, that he is
not an inhabitaut Of this country:
II is ordered, That the said Defendant
do appear here on the list day ofthe
next term AMI chow cause why this
suit shall not be revived; and that a
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper published in Win
chester, for two months SUCCESSFULLY,
aud another copy posted at the front
door of the Court House in the said
town of Winchester.
A Copy-Tes4e,
DANIEL LEE, c. &C.
September 45-zC. M I
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-13
PUBLIC SALE.

"HE subscriber will offer for sale
Il at the Court House, in the Town
o Romuey, on Monday the 18th day of
EK October next (being the first
mi day of Hampshire County
AEEHk Courp A HOUSE & LOT
illxAAlY in the Town Of Springfield
aud about ~ ACRES OF LAND ad.
joining the lands of Alternately and o.
theirs, now 10 the occupancy of Mr..
John ii. Maxwell. The Lot 10 situa-
ted nearly in the centre Of the town &.
is considered to be the best stand for
any kind Of business. Of the land a.
bout sixteen acres are cleared, part of
which is excellent meadow. Any per-
son disposed TO purchase, il is presum.
ed viii wish to view the premises,
which can be done on application to
John II. Maxwell. ] will take good
bonds in payment; other terms made
known on the day of sale.
JAMES M. BUSH.
Jnlyes-tsoo
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-13
Virginia to wit /:
September 80. w

AT Rules holden in Tie Clerks Office
Of the Superior Court Of Chaacerg
for the Winchester District the first
Monday IN august, 1891.
Ambrose Barnett IA administrator and
in right OF bis deceased wife Nor.
Saret Barnett, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
Frances Helm, eyeeuirix OF Meredith
Helm. deceased. who was an execu-
tor of Thomas Helm, deed. and Jo-
sepb Helm also, executor Of Thomas
Helm. deceased. Defendants
sSHE subpoena scirefaeias awarded
< to revive this snit in the name Of
said Ambrose Barnett as administrator
of his deceased wife Margai eft, not be-
ING executed on the defendant Joseph
Helm, and Ee not having entered
his appearance and given securi
ty according TO the Act of Assembly
and the Ra!es Of this Court, and it
appearing ny satisfactory evidence,
that he is not an inhabitant OF this
country /: II is ordered. That the said
Defendant do appear here on the fret
Eby U tii6 DtSi it'm hbD answer tUo
bill &c the plaintiff; and that 4 copy
of This order he forthwith Inserted in
some newspaper published in Winehes-
ter, for two months success:veiy, and
another copy posted al the front door
Of the Court House in the said town
OF Winchester.
A Copy.--Teste,
DANIEL LEE, C. c. G
August %.