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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-26
MASSACHUSETTS.

An examination of an extraordinary nafr-,
took place al the Court House, in Salem. M.
TUESDAY last, before Justice Tucker. Five me-.
sons Of the Quaker denomination, belonging \,
Lynn, we're arraigned before the Justice, char
gcd with riotious ard disordcrly conduct On tls
preceding Sabbath, at the Quaker House ~
Public Worship, in Lynn. IL appeared. tLs,
some OF the persons thus charged, had, in conse.
quence ef circumstances connected with sch1,
which we regret TO learn has for some time Dr..
vailed among the Friends, with the nature N
which we are not fully acquainted) been READ
out, or dismissed from the Society that notEitb-
standing this, they continued 10 attend ~
meetings, and 10 take the seats appropriated far
the elders and speakers, contrary 10 the regula.
lions of the Society. On the last Sabbath three
or four OF them entered tie hfgh seats. were ~.
dered to leave them, and on their refusing, were
actually taken BY force and carried out Of TIA
House. 1t also appeared, that one Of the per.
sons charged, an elderly, scdate, and respecta-
bic looking Quaker, actually entered the Hoass
Of Worship uih q slrord hanging at has slds
He also was put out Of the House, but did nor
attempt 10 make use Of his deadly weapon.
These are some of the principal facts Of the case
and il would be improper TO say more, till their
trial takes place, next month, before the Coar;
of Common Pleas at Ipswich, for their appear
ance at which. they were ordered TO enter into
recognizance. The defendants declining 10
give bonds, have all been committed to the Gael
in Salem, 10 await their trial. Sntfvl Reg
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-26

u raen, even againu ,hsir reason. Bonapafc hiin-
self. Mr.. r. believed. had al those VINO 'ympa'mIeo
with him but said he. if such be our condition u we
really arc extremely sensitive on tins SUBJECT &c
not gentlemen recollect ire application OF another re-
ceiyed na<im in relation 10 sudden-I will not say Up
start elevation that some who are once set on hoise
back, know not and care not, which way uey shall
ride.
The pious son Of Virginia, after these and other sig
nfcatye illusions Of the kind. concluded by eacua-
ting Thus much for peace, for, am 50 much lover
Of il that there are occasions in which, TO secure IT,
am willing, pursuit Of il, to carry the war into the
enemy's country"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-03


Nancy Arthur widow Of Barnabas A thur.
deeeased,iJohn Arthur, William Arthur. Lew
: Arthur, JOHN Pratt aud Fanny his wife, late
Fanny Arthur, Nathan Gfear, and Lucy his wife
bate Lucy Arthur, Geo. Bowles and Elizabeth
his wife late Elizabeth Arthur. and
heirs oil lshoda White oee. and Elizabeth
Arthur, pla;nt;ds
Against
samnei Caytor and Jehn Arthur, Ex'rs. oil
Barnhbas Arthur dec. and BaInabas Arthur
and Caleb Arthur, Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant Barnabas Arthur and Caleb
Arthur not having entered their appearance ac.
cofding to the act Of assembly and rules of this
court and It APP caring to the satisfa cton Of the
court that they arenot inhabitants oil this Com
monwealth, 1t is therefore ordered that they do
appear here on the fourth Monday in November
next, and answer the conplainants, bill and that
copy OF this order be forthwith published in
the Lynchburg Press for two months success
Slv.ly and published at the front door of the
court house Of said county, OH two several
court days.
ACopy-Teste.
"Swz J. STEProE, C. &c.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-03
Vhe following Slaves,

NIESSRS. Thomas Richeson and John
1Nl Rictesoa-Take notice that on the 10Th.
Goth, and CAST of September next, Qs22A at
the house of Chs. l.. Barrett, near the Union
Mills, in the county of Amherst, shall pro.
coed to fake the dispositions of Charles L. Bar
ret, John |. Martin, and others, to be read as
evidence in cause now dcpendig in the sumo
rior Court of Chancery holden at Lynchburg.
as well rs cause depending ON the Chancery
side of the County Court of Amherst, agreed
by consent to be removed to the said Superior
Court of Chancery jim both of which cases
am plaintiff and you are defendants.
MOSES MARTIN, Senr
Amherst, Aug. 10. 2w4w
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-03
Khe following Negroes,

To wit Bob, big Sarah, MiIly, George, IIngah
Frankly, big Sarnhs youngest child liannoh
little sarah, Ned, stephen, Andrew, Cnfy
John, bigIsaac, 1amcr Moroh, Doctor, Rosey
EHandrr, Nancy, Dick, Wnncy, Edmund
Wyatt, Peggy, Sterling, Washington, CLANCY
and little Washington, or so much and 80 mn
ny thereof as viii be sufficient to satisfy the
provisions Of .ail deed of trust Acting a,
trustee, will convey such title as is vested
in me. JOHN ALEXANDER, Trustee.
August 80 4w2w
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Notice.

ON the 18th day of August, 1890, Tor
~ thereabouts,) | executedto David Keane,
OF the county of Monroe, and state of Virginia,
three bonds for the sum of six hundred dollars
each; one payable the FIRST day of January,
1921, one payable the first day of July, 1891
and one payable FIRST day of July, ls.2-this
is TO caution the public against taking an as
signment of, or in any manner trading for the
said bonds, as do not consider myself bound
10 pay the same, either in law or equity, and
am determined not to do so.
BENJAMIN OLIVER WELTON. ,
Buckingham, Aug i6. ) wsw.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-03
Notice.

A LII those having claims against the ..,.,.
"A OF John Thompson dec ased, are reousst
ed to make them known properly authentic
ted AS the law directs on or before the lst da, e
October, that arrangements may be mad. IL,
'd.schaiging the same. All those ioneb,,a -
the estate are requested to make immediate nav
Inent
JOHN w. THOMSON
CREED i. THOMPSON
Exrs. Of John Thompson deceased
July %. tIo
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-03
Ylte following Slaves.

TO wit Squire, Easter, Hannah, Sarah, Ned,
liannah's son, Stephen, Andrew, John, Caty,
Sam, sally, Sans wife, Mary their daughter,
Bob, big Sarah his wife, Milly and Frankly,
their daughters, and George, their son, and
George, yonng mnn, or so many OF said ne
6roes rs shall be sufficient to satisfy the afore
said debt, with legal interest thereon from tho
first day Of July, 1912 aud cost of sale. Act
lug as trustees, we shall convey such title as
is vested in US by said trust deed and none
other JOHN HANCOCK,
X. q IOMpkINS
August 80 Wtds
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August 80


MIR. COOK holds my bond for some
1VE Thing like $500 a balance fore purcell
OF goods bought Of Mr.. John Hancock, and
am ready at any time To settle with Mr. Cock
es seems he rs considerably in my debt lie
hasrromised 10 leave his and my accounts 10
MIR john hancock and Mr William Robert.
son. These gentlemen waited on Mi Cook
bhi TO my utter Rstonishment. hr shrunk from
the Investigation, by offering to swear himself
to what | expected was 20 be proved by his
Invoices, which he lius always promised but
will not bring forward. From what has APP
penred, MIR. Cook seems 10 want to get from
mr. 'trem $500 10 $1,000 more than his due
II Nh Cook or hiSfriends, 'or friend, will come
forward, MS honest aud correct men. Mr.
Hancock md Mr.. Nm. Robertson are ready 10
wait on them-and | will hive property or
money ready, if owe Mr.. Cook my thing, 10
pay him to the last tarthing-but shui oppose
any sale of the sort, until he comes forward
and settles as he promised, and ms think
would be the course of all honest men
TllOS. RuDD.
Aug. 80 4 wtds
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-03
Notice.

10y virtue oil deed in trust executed to
- us by Thomas Rudd, bearing date the
18th day of July, 1912 and duly recorded in
the county court of Campbell, TO satisfy n
debt therein specified, due to Stephen Cook II
Co. We shall,
On Saturday, The 2id dcy Of Sept. .Nfrt,
Before the door of the Franklin Hotel, in the
town of Lynchburg, sell at public auction,
for cnsh
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N6EssRs. ARMsTEAD &McRA,V,

H6ESSRS. ARMSTEAD & M'CKAhF,
1NE Frances a. Martin admir- with the will
annexed of John u Oyerstrect, dee, robert
- M0sey, VIM oyerton, admir- de bpnis non
n John NcMurry, Rebecca kelso, adms
Jnhh kelso deed Nm. a. Charles Mckcnny,
Jr. Martin Hancock, John Mclean, * Glover
Harvey take uo,ice, thnt we shall, on the 10th
and 18th days Of September 1872, nj the store
oil X. a Il. Veneblr's ia Prince Edward-coun
", between the rising aud setting of The sun
of each day take tho deposition of David An
dcrson and others, and on the 2sth day of
September, ls29, hrtween the same hours, we
shall take the deposition ol Mrs Mary Allen
and others, at the said Aliens house in Prince
Edward county, aud on the 18th day of oelo.
her, 1924, between the same hours, We shall
take the deposition Of Mes, Elizabeth Mosley,
al the house OF Mir Travis Brooks, in Charlotte
county the said dispositions 10 be- read ~
evidence, in the suit YOU hove now depending
against Us, i the superior court of chaneery
ior the LynchtaFg District, and ii the uboye
iePesitip are not completed on the above
PANIED days we shall continue from day 10
day, at each place, until the same are compile
ted, SUNDAYS eNeepted)
THOMAS HUMPHREYS, .adm'-
Of John Hoieombe, sear. decd
MARTHA nOLCONBE,
ELIZABETH HOLC0MBE Err
OF ,IoLn Hoicombe, juip dec d.
NARY Y. NNIlE,
GEORGE - Nm. WALKER. Err.
-. or Geerge Galitr dtr'd, mud said u m
Eaittr IN has oua fight aud 'araa hiaW,G
Aug. %. . wfw
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Camp Meeting.

A CAMP MEETING will be held un-
I N der the superintendent of the Metho-
dists, at Bethlehem Westinghouse, on the land
OF MIR. Daniel Day, in Amherst county, about
ten miles from the courthouse, and seven from
Lynchburg, near the junction of Stovsll's aud
the Glade roads, to commence, by Divine per.
mission, on the 9th Of September next.
August 10 JOHN ANDREW
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-03
fHb FOLLOWING
Tracts or parceAs Of Lana,

itnate and being in the county Of Campbell,
on Falling river, md its waters, 10 wit One
trao, continuing eight and half ncres, on
which is a saw and grist mil--one tract al.
joining the above, containing three hundred
and eighty-nine acre.--another tract adj Join
ing the latter, containing one bundled acres
also one of fifty acres adjoining tne same
also one of two hundred acres, adjoining the
same--Hlso one Of four hundred and ffty-hye
acres, ad Joining the same--also one Of three
hundred and twenty acres, adjoining the tract
aforesaid Also,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-03
Trust Sale.

DY virtue of deed Of trngt executed to
ID tlic subscriber by 1homas Hudd, heoring
date the 18th day OF February, ls22, and duly
recorded in the clerks Office of the county
court Of Campbell, Tor tho purppae Of secnr-
ing the payment Of a debt tlereia mentioned,
due TO simeon Austin, shall proceed TO sell,
TO the highest bidder, for ready money, Ut
Campbell courthouse,
On .uondoy, The Oh doy Of Sept. .VoIt
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Aynehburg Mills.

NTlLL in few days be in or..er for the y.
w ception of Whest.--Thc Suhscr,brr
will give fair market price in cash. should
any be DESTROYS to receive Flour in EXCHANGE
for Wheat, they can do 50 at the usual exchanas
and the subscriber will SUBJECT himself to the
Riehmend Inspection. Thoee who are not
disposed to sell at the present prices, NAV del.
yer their Wheat, and wait for better price 40
a fair market price will be given du ing he sea,
son, for that deposited, as for what may be G.
ming n.
WIN. A. ALLEN
Augusta. tets
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Tract Of klanA.

Bedford, August Rules, ls22;
Mary Burch, Plaintiff
Against
John Marcklc and John Fezir. Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant John Marckle having entered his sp-
a,shoe gwen security according TO the act OF Az
tembly aud the rules of tins court and it appearing
the satisfaction Of the that the said defendant
an inhab ant of this Commonwealth, on the motion Of
the plaintiff, by counsel, 1t is ordered that the said
Marck'e do appear here on the fourth Monday in oe'
tober next and answer the plaintiffs bill. that copy
OF 's order be inserted IN the lynchburg Press for two
months sueccssly. and posted up at the front dsor VI
the court.hDuse on two several court dKys.
Copy cate,
}. STEPTOE, c. D. G. :
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Mr.. BazdGle Crav,Les.

Mr.. Bazdaie CrauLes,
Slk-As VOC are not an inhabitant of this
~ STATE, take this mode OF giving YOU no
tee, that shall proceed, on the second MONDAY
in October next, at the tavern Of Barnett Finch
at Campbell courthouse, between the hours Il
SIX O'Clock IN the forenoon and six O'Clock in
the afternoon Of the same day, to take the aft
davits OF Barnett Finch, and others, to be read
as evidence on the tiial of an injunction. now
depending TN the Chancery side Of CamphslI
County Court, IN which am plaintiff, and John
Crawley and yourself, defendants. You will
also observe, that the taking of said afida,its f
Necessary, will be continued from day to dsv,
till completed. Your obediert servant ~
Aug, %. a,ran,
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Notice.
yg'O Susannah Wright, widow OF Isaac

NO Susaanah fright, widow Of Isaac
fright, isaac bright, Maurice Wright, EiGs
Wright, Bcand Wright, and Nelson Jtright,
John Ellis, and Thomas " Eubdnk, admins.
traitors OF Susannah Beckiey, deceased-Tuke
notice, that shall proceed, on Saturday the
26th day of September next, at the tavern Of
james Ware, at Pedlar Mills, in the county of
Amherst, TO take the dispositions of smdry
witnesses TO be read in evidence in suit now
depending and undetermined in the Superior
Court ai Chahceryfor tne Eynchburg District
wherein am plaintiff and you are defendants,
and II from any cause 3he said depositions
should not be taken on Saturday, the 2stb OF
September, they " II be tnken at the same
place ON the Monday following
ADRIAN CARTER
August 70 Wv
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-03
The Subscribers

WILL RENT for the term Of one year,
w with The privilege Of sowing mall gain
this ia7, all the lands belonging to the estate Of
the late Joshua 1insey, Of Amherst county,
consisting If the plantation on which he resd
ed, the tenement which 70 me ly beonged 10
Armistead Rucker, and the p'anteiion on the
Long Mountain. These lands e extensive,
and valuable, with comfp,tatle improvements,
and in god order for crop ing. TIE Long
Mountain tract will be set up to the highest bid
de on the premises, on the l4th day Of Sep
temb,r next and he Other two plantations Will
III like manner be set up. at the late ma sion
house oil the decedent, on the Dist Of the same
month. GEORGE NJ. TINSLEY,
ALEX'R TlNSLEY,
.hm'rSy Joshua Iinsiey, decd
Aug. % w3w
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'SYRAYED

ENROM the Subscriber on Sunday the 25th
a inst. a GREY HORSE, five or six years
old last Spring, nic&ed tail, little lame in his
lett hiud leg when trotted about four feet eleven
inches high and was shod all round with new
shoes when went away-any person who VII
secure himso that get h;magan will be bans-
somey rewarded for their trouble
JAS. BLANTON Jr.
Cumberland County,
near Rams Tacern,
August 80. w2ws
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LROM the subscriber on the 3Oth of
L March,'a servant mined JAMES, gene
rally known blythe name of James Lowing
lie rs upwards OF six feet high, light complex
ion, web made, very sensible, shrewd, and
pert in his observations, and not easily intimi-
dated He formerly belonged to John Scott
OF Abemarle--p"rlormS well On several musi-
cal instruments, particularly the. octave ilutc--
and will probably attempt 10 pass for b free
man will give thirty dollars aud pay all
reasonable expenses il delivered To me in New
Glasgew--or twenty dollars il secured in any
Jail so that get him. He is row probably i'm
tue vicinity oi Richmond.
GEO. S. HOLLOWAY
April % 3tf
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GAAES WARN.

Al TORNE AT LAW.
"lLL attend the Superior and Inferior
w Courts OF the counties oil Campbell Bed.
lord and Pittsylvania, the Superior Con Of
Chancery iorthe Lynchburg District, and the
Court OF the Corporation Of Iynchburg.--
Any business entrusted to his care will meet
with prompt attention.
August Z. l7wtf
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.llso-.-MOODRIDGE.

in Pitts, lyania .fonnerlyih residence oifhe sub
scriter hn ] uow ocrapiedby Nr. NV ilenry
This tract contains s24 acres, lying well, md
rhiea in woods. The cleded iaat e nom in
goodMen thas on il 4 handsome and rom-
nodoa house, with an orchard, garden,
aud every desirable out honsc and being ~ u
thicklv settled and wealthy neghborhood
would be an excellent stand for physician.
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IA t567 S and 10, in

Eaci sale Viii commence with the lowest
member of section, township and range, and
proceed in regular numerical order.
The Inns reserved by law for the use Of
schools, or Tor other purposes, vii, be rrscrv.
ed from sale.
Given uuder my hand, at the city of Wash
ington, this 18th day of March, ls22.
JAMES MONROE.
BY the President
JOSIAH MrfGs,
Commissioner Of The Gen. Lrnd Office.
March - 5utIN
NJ Printers who publish the laws of the
United States will publish the,above once II
week ill the first Monday in November next,
and send their accounts (receipted) TO the Gen
cral Land Office.
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Jaso-Sererut .SmaH 7ructs,

OF from $50 TO 300 acres IN the county Of
Piitsylyluia, adjoining The sqbsariber's plania,
ton on stnunton They nre fer the most
part in woods, aud all have good proportion
ot strong tobacco land
Any OF the above property will be sold Tor
cnsh, or ca an accommodating credit, q. mny
bns sg'' tie purchaser.
lie viii also lease the plantation now cult
waited by Nr William Ianghlrne, ON Staun-
TON, OF which from eight 10 Twelve hands may
be worked 10 f1eat advantage.
lit wishes % nifT out valuable Young
81 Aek SMITH, who may be had with OF
without his tnos Some situation IN Franklin
or Bedford would be preferred
GEORGE TUCKER
LynchhnrE, Aue i6 . wiw.
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THE SUBSCRIBER
As.s orrfp- ron .Alr, At REprcrp rFIer'

The j6ilo,cias L.LNDS, ris:
A TRACT Of $50 acres, lying on Staun-
IA pm River. in the county 81 Bedford, 81
iailss IRON Lynchbare, containing 90 acres OF
low grounds, md upwards oil 800 acres et To-
taeco land, part Of which is clnalIed by lit
tlc IN the state This is supposed 10 be the
best part VI Ross we'll known smith moan
tain and pisg River Tract
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II in ronge =, do
Al the Land Office al Palestine, In iiiiBoi.
on the first Monday in August neat, for The sale
Of
townships q, 7, s and Q, in ranges 9, 10 aud
II, east Of Sd principal
meridian hne,
4, 81, + and ., In range II, s>,st OF 2d do.
\ aud o. II and Is, do.
At the same place, on the FIRST Monday' in
/ September next for the sale OF
/ townships loll Il aud l3 in rnnges9 l0nnd
| H. ensi Of Sd principal
meridian line,
10 II IL and IL, in ranges l. ID and
IL, west OF ID do.
| AT the same place on the FIRST Monday in
October next, for the sale IT
townships II 10 10 md y, in rsn~s o l0and
II, east OF Sd principal
meridian line.
II 10 l6 mud II, nranges II band
IL, west OF I'd do.
Al the snme place, on the first Monday in
November next, for the sale of
lownshipsls ~ 20 and -, In rnnges 10 and
Il east OF Sd principal
meridian line
10 10 90 aud y ia ranges - and
/ wes OF ID principal meridian
line
- 10 aud 20, in range y, do. do.
IL II, do. do
l71s 10 mud 90 10, do. do
Al The Land Once for tic Noifhtrn district
Of Louisiana, al The town nl Ouachita, on the
FIRST Monday IN November next, Tor the sale
el
townships ID 10 IL Is and 10 in ranges /
} aud 8 west OF the meridian
line
Al the Land Oihrc at the Seat of Justice Of
The county OF Independence, in he Arkansas
territory, for the sule Of such lands of the L.
nrcd States as are situated in the following
described townships md ranges, and which
have been excluded from the lottery of the
lnu,ls appropriated for satisfying warrants fer
militnry services, viz; =.
on the FIRST Monday in August next, for the
sale OF such of thc above described landsas
are situated in the following townships aud
ranges, viz
east OF the 9th meridian line
1o3f band6 2 do
l23 D q X mud . 3 do
IL 10 II II l3 and II i do.
IL do
1899 10 1918 10 s. 90 ], west do.
On the first Monday in September next, for
the sale ct such OF the above described lands
as nrc sileeted in the following townships aud
ranges, VIZ
townships | . Is 10 and 90, in ransc 2, west
OF the 5tk meridian line
] IL 10 II i9 10 aud 20 3 do.
10 II 10 Ii 1916 and 10 4 do
129 10 II II ID and rs 6 do.
IL i Q 80 10 IL II ID
and IL q do
Al e, ~ r
sale of such oi the above described lands us
are situated in the following townships and
ranges, viz ~
Townships 3 4 sc cioll 10 II Is 10 II
10 10 and 20, in range 7,
west of 9th meridian line
34565so Ia ID Is
II Is ~ and 90 8 do.
l29A667 so 10 IL II
Is and 20 o do
10 10 do
On the first Monday in November next, for
the sale of such OF the above described lands
Is are situated in the following townships and
ruugrs. tiz
townships, ! : 3 Q 10 and II, in
range 10, west of the 9th
meridian line
1af567 0 and 10, in
range do
p 6s and 10, II do.
20 ! 8 g. and . Is do.
al ii 7and 3 II dol
aud 2 10 do.
and III do.
Il do.
! Eaci sale Viii commence with the lowest
nember at section, township and range, and
! proceed in regular numerical order.
The Inns reserved by law for the use Of
schools, or Tor other purposes, vii. be rcscrv-
ed from sale,
Given under my hand, at the city of Wash
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Uc mi also sfH or Icdsc,
TIE IANERN

I..:.fR. A, rinsylvania eoult-hog,c, for.
t,,..& merry orcupind by MIR. Rawlins,
zts,a& nj nov by Mr. sRmr: Lowell
ghi, yan.abie property has tract of thirty
odd &C cs Of wood land, AMI 10, with good
= ore honsc eilaths.s 20 il, which may be pur.
elm ed separately OF with the tavern
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Hands and Mills Cor sale.

u,nE subscriber, desnous Of mOvi g to the
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-03
By the President efhe u. !staies.

WHEREAS tan President OF the United
Suites Is authorised BY lH@ 10 cause lands Ia
be offered for sale
Therefore |, JANIS hoshos, President oil
HE United States do hereby deelan and make
known, TINT the public sales shall be held ns
follows, VIZ
Al the lan1 Olaec nj Terry 1iHute, IN 1ndi-
ana, ca the 6rsl Monday In July next, for the
sale of
townships Il aud IL, in range l, e@t Of the
2d principal meridian line.
IA IN, in fpges to ., west do
Al. the Land Once atNandalia, In Illinois,
on the third Monday in July neat for the sale
Of
townships II, u, 10 and II, in ranges J aud
2, east OF the ID principal mr.
riIan line
Il, IL, ~, ii and Il, in
ranges , and do
Al DE same place, on the third Monday Ia
August next, for the sale oil
Townships II Il, 10, IL aud Is, IN ranges o,
q and X, sast OF the Sd
principal meridian line
II, in ronge :, do.
Al the Land Office nj Palestine, In Iiiinoi.
on the first Monday IN August neat, for The sale
OF
Township, q, 7, s and ., in range, ., 10 and
II, east Of Sd principal
meridian hne,
q, 81, and ., In range II, f~est OF 2d do.
\ aud ~, u and Is, do.
At the same place, on the FIRST Monday III
September neAi, for the sale OF
townships loll Il aud Is, in rnnges9 l0nnd
II, ensi Of Sd principal
=. 70.