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

Ar Court Of Probate held n Ae Probate Ofce il Io'
ltnI " lthiH ana tor tht county Ot tuEli riAnA 1
Mt Tuesday Ct February. tbs year d or Loa
"a n hu rrd Aid rwenly-rwn-- NJ.
ANILLiAN HASIN, named FN-cufo- W = <. Ften
~ StruntFt, rnrp1rtma br thr last wall sao
m@nt nf FObERI HASiE, l4tl ut s-arI1ro9sA -fr
>oAntY Seuu man cesse,l, hss Tx presented ~ e
pubtte ORL Erred. That thr said ESttu'o I'M. 4
70 AIT persons Interested, ~ causing copy q -
- mi published three werls succeSsleN ~ rs ' II
Gazetr- printed Tu-t WA tRrr they rlaF SF2r.' 49,
Probate Cocrt 20 IS he'd ~ ia p,',Ilaiu @. re ~ ~
90 ut March utNr Of the S ~ in iht
Nhrw ctuTt ~ ANY thy have, uhy me "a q n t.- w.
sh',ula not or proved, approved, sud aowsc = '.e
''''"' 7 '''- = 11'''' y. POTTER. F4as-
HORATio scurHGAltiA t
feb. j., e :.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-26
PROBATE NOTICE.
a I a Court Of Probate held al

=
Waterford, within and for the county i
Oxford, on the twenty eighth Of January IN 'hs
year Of onr Lord eighteen hundred and twenty
'wO-CharIes Whitman and Bstbsheha j. FAR
rar, Executors Of the last NilI and testamenId
CALVIN FARRAR.
late Of said Waterford, deceased, having present.
81 their second sccount at administration n IN
estate Of said deceased % dered, that The sa'f
Executors give notice 70 All persons INTEREST,",
ny cansiDg copy Of this order 20 be published
three weeks successfully. inthe Portland Gszrls
printed q; Portland, ,hat they may appear ala
Probate eoTrt, Ia he held al the Probate nfrria
Paris in said county, GO the ia,t Tuesday n re-
ruary next, at of tie clock III Tie foTaacoh'
and show cause il any they have, Why ibe sa-'
should not ~ allow ca
BENJAMIN CHANDLER, JUpGI-
A true copy .-Attes
THOMAS CLARK, Regr. Pre-. a'''
Feb. 9, f322.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-26

TO be sold AT Pubic luction. Jg order of the
Supreme Judicjai CONT az Freeport, al Me
county # Cumberland, on he t1gentg fifth ia,
RI Murot neal, on ths premises, at Oue of the
cieck j., The afternoon,
fNEiE Real Lstate belonging 10 William Lane
D Sarah Jane Lane, Charles lane and GEORGE
Lane, Minors and children and heirs Of John B..
Lane, late Of said Freeport deceased for the ben
eht OF said minors-ssid real estate consists 81
about halt an acre Of LAND, situate at Por-
ter's landing IN said Freeport with large two
story HOl FL thereon and BARN. IN good re-
par, well situated for a trader or any pers n di,
poSed 70 enter into trade, and wall be sold with
out reserve to the highest bidder-Also the right
p MARY Ann AUSTIN, wife Of Job w. Austin, a.
the same time.
1EDEDIAH AUSTIN,
.2gsnt appointed By he Court
-freorort. Feb. 10, 1922.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-26

THE subscriber Of PASSPORT, County Of Wash
ington. hereby gives notice, that By an act
ofthe legislature OF this state, passed at the last
session, he has been allowed 10 take the name
Of .N.4TII.2.VIEL FULLERTON DEERLAlf,
and that hereafter he will be known by tina.
name aad no other. NATHL d. POOR.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-26
Fresh Goods.
JUST RECEYFED, AND FOR SALE BIZ
GEO. w. SMITH,

-W1dle Street, doors JeIo'o Ire Bank Of Portland,
DLAlN and bordered Cashmere Shawls,
L black, blue. brown, drab and mixed BROAD
CLOTHS,
Pelisse Cloths-Cassimeres-
Flannels -Vesfing, Velvets-worsted Hose,
Coatings-Dulhls- Il bale Carpeting,
Bombszetts- Bombazines, very low,
Crapes-Silks-Meri Haudkerchiefs
silk MISUNDERSTANDING Silk Twist
furnitures- Calicoes-G Observation-Disclosures,
Nusins-lrish Lnens-l.men Damask,
Brown Holland tons,
IaPes-Cravats, &c. sc.
-.4LSO-
American OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
--b!eached and unbleached Sheelngs and Shirt
inss.
0r.4H4f 'et,el ,liN b. -old al he lo,rcsi prices
Ior CAsH.A-@0 (tf) Jan. 4, 1922.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-26

THE subscriber Of Portland, County Of Can-
- terlaDd, hereby gives notice, that BY an Act
Of the legislature Of this state passed at the last
session, he has been allowed TO take the name
Of SAMUEL Johnson, and that hereafter lie will
be known by that name and no other.
JOSEPH JOHNSON. Bookseller.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-12
i'EN DOE4IAARS
REWARD.

&I1RAi ND from the yard Of the
Jsnbseribrr, in Winchester. VIII yinia
an tie sih Instant, A DARK BAE
MARE,
abant 20 yesTs old. bald face. long al
led, good PAGER. her two font feet
white; ans. also one hiud foot white.
perhaps bath, as the subs crbet, having
recently DRAINED her. cannot exactly
tell; alto Ans the scratches. She wa,
purchased Of M. Hart, nf Batielowu.
WIN had lately got her from Trap, ia
Frederie&. bounty, Md.
The ahove reward will he given for
information respecting her, aud reason
able charges paid if hrought home.
VIM. BALL.
ianuarv f1-9f
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-12
I3'ust Safe.

3 I WRIT q: y Deed of Trust execu-
p 8 ted 40 the Subscriber, to secure Il
debi due ty Jos Lewis. jr to john Mil.
Ter, hn has since a.s,Sned tie same
TO Abel .'enners,) shall nttier for
sale, before the :!aar Of Capt. y. Me-
Guirc's Hotel, in the wuof Wiuehes
ter, on Saturday he i6th day If Marcll
mex, for ready Nancy. u certain Tract
or PGi'cci Of Lnnd, lying ard being IN
The county "s inudon, in the Common.
eeal;h OF Virginia, being part Of The
P!eamcnt .Hnnor, now in the occupancy
~ jeremiah PuIIom, Tenant to sai,.
Lewis, containing bout lfD ACRES.
This land lies in whati' usually called
the Dutch Settlement, AID is said 30 l. g.
very valuable. Such title NJ j. vested
IN me AS TRUSTEE ~ I'll lie made lie pur-
chaser.
JOHN HEISKETL. Trustee.
January IL. fB22--tds
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-12

- virtue of u Deed If .Trust exc
I'D Gated :" ',e s"h,eriber by Levi,
Johnston, for the benet:t ~ .,nhn Ri
ehardsea. aui recorded IN the Office
81 Frederick County Cnnri, ] .hnli Of
Ter for sale, az p;,biia aurtiop, Cor Gosh
at Bennett I4s9i's M.ii, on &Giurday the
2n@ daS IF February n2rt, the tu!.ow-
ing personai prnpe,iy, 10 wit One
Sill of ninety live gallons. one TO. III
six'y-seVsn SaEInns, t;seiye Tube, one
Wagon, three Fa;r of Gears, fifty
head of Hogs, one B". Horse, one
Grey Mare, one Saddle, lwa Feather
Beds Hni Bedding, ore Bureau. Two
Fables, and "ns half dn2eu Windsor
Chairs, Of So mach cf,be said property
~ shall b. s'eA;eisui &c discharge the
debt intended TO be secured by the said
deed, AMI the costs OF sale.
y. s. TIHBALL, Trustee.
January f2-tds
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-12
MuysAas's Safe.

q , vittue of Decree Of the Win
I'D chester Chaneery District Cnurt,
pronounced The 2ssh day of No,emha, :.
1924, in a suit therein depending be.
tween George William Campbtl and
William Victor Campbell, infant chill
dren and heirs Of Wil,iam Campbell,
decd, by George Reed, their Guardian
aud mex, friend, aud james RELY and
the heirs Of William CamphslI and
others, will be sold before the door af
James Riely's Store, in the town of
winchester, on Friday the t.cfJih day
OF .aprtl ne.rt, the following property,
10 vii
A HOUSE s. LOT,
in the town of Winchester, on IN. YVES st
side OF Loudoun-s,reet, adjoining Ro.
bert Gray-now occupied by james
Rely and John Foster.
A Haif-Acre Lot,
on the South side of Piccadiiiy street.
adjoining the lat Of Andrew Bush.
2 AZ Acres of Ground,
an Gut Lot. adjoining the lots of Ar
chibald Magill and Mrs. Overaere.
20 Acres of Land,
near Winchester, on the East side of
The road leading from Winchester TO
Char!estn~r, adjoining the lands of
William Dawson.
29f Acres OF Land,
situated on the North side # Timber
Ridge, in the c"nnty Of Hampshire,
near horoad leading from Winchester
To Romney, patented tn Genrse Mi
chae! Laubinger 18th September, 1859.
Ierms Of sale, One half Of the
purchase money to be paid down, the
residue in two equal annual payments,
with interest .rum the duy of sale, the
purchaser giving { deed of trust on the
property I" secure the payments.-
Sale 10 comcieuce at IL o'clock A. M.
(. Vi. WITH, ID. Nj.
Fur
JoHN S. PEgToN, NJ. ". c. D.
January i2-td..
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-12

of the legislature. The HouA Of Delegates
have been engaged two days on the petition
ct Preston's securities. the prayer of which
vas Ia be relieved from the payment of
$1,000 and some odd ceats and the interest on
$4,000 and to forbear issuing execution vs..
them until all the late treasurer's property is
sold the house decided by large majority
that not one cent of the Judgment or in,e-
rest should be released, but time should be,
given TO pay the Judgment "
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-12

The House of Representatives have deci-
ded 10 call for information on the subject of
the misunderstanding between Governor
jackson snd Judge Fr,meniip; we may
therefore expect, That the whole facts will
soon be before the public, and that their uub-
iica'ion will be followed Sy a very fui! discus
sion. IN Congress, ct the propriety of the
conduct ct zach Of these officers Such a
discussion may te pseini as II wili tend to
lniorm future officers, Who may be similarly
situated, wha; course il would i've proper for
them to pursue; besides, every such Discussion
By the Independent representatives Of free
men must b. favorable TO the rights of the
peop'c.-Fe3. Gas.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-12

81 I virtue "f II Deed Of Trust from
HD Peter Kreemer 10 the subscriber
for the purpose uf securing The pay
meut Of the sums Of money therein
mentioned 10 lane and Bronze, will be
sold ST Public Auction, for res'!y mo
uey, 10 the highest bidder, LOT No.
$50. in Fairfax'5 addition to the town
of WINCHESTER, VIII II Two 8 rOKY
FRAME BUILDING thereon, reser-
wing frem the said Lot twenty five feet
front on Cameron, street, belonging to
George kreemer. Il i, she Sc me pros
prrty that is COW occupied by Conrad
Kremsr. J lie sale will take place be-
fore the door ~ Capt. MeGuire's Ho-
tel, ON Monday The IAN day Of Janun-
~ and such title conveyed to the pur-
eraser as is vested in The subscriber BY
the aforesaid Deed OF Tru,t.
THOMAG ALLEN TIDBALL.
December 2Zal-- IDS,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-12
Nj. Jesse Mckay.

a SAkE NOTICE, ina, on Monday
q The 18Th day Of February, 1922,
at the Office Of Christopher Neil. in
the town Of Alexandria, District Of
Coinmoia, between the hour. of nine
O'clock in The forenoon and five in the
afternoon Ut said day, we shall, by
virtue Of a commission from The coun,v
Court OF Frederick, Virginia, take .ha
deposition Of Leuas or Zemas kinsav.
which, when taken, We shall offer NJ
evidence !" suit now depending be-
lore The C"uniy Court Of Frfde,:ck,
Virginia "herein we are plaintiffs ana
you are defendant. Yours, Sc
EZRA kINSEY,
WILLIAM PATON,
IONA THAN BUTCHER.
Su' U'0orS Of Ez'a Kinsey, nm Par
ton, John Butcher end JONATHAN
butcher. tate Paytns,S, nauing I'M
der tie firm Of k2ra hinSey q %.
January IL, 1872.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-12
NOTICE.

>RE hiring Of Mrs. Carter's Ne
n sroes, advertised to taks place
Oh Tuesday next, the 10th inst. is una
voidabiy postponed until Monday the
2fst inst. when they. will be offered for
hire before my Office door
A. S, TIDBALL.
January f2--tdh.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-12
Negroes for Sale
january an

Negroes for. Sale.
a IN the sist ofsJanuar,. 1929, will
Hbe offered for sale a, the donr ~
Adam Moady's Tavern in Smithlield,
for cash,
Six or eight likely Negroes,
consisting Of Men, Boys & Girls. Ths
subscriber viii! attend at tae same
place 90 the Sn,h, when any uf the a.
bove Negroes can be bought privately.
FRANCES z. WHITING.
January fz-2w.
~ Fhe Editor orthe Farmers Repo
STORY. Ch&rlestowu, will insert the
abave advertisement two weeks, aad
forward his account TO this G!ice Tor
collection.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-12

: , ESPECTfULLY anuounees to his
Il q friends and Customers that be has
moved To his old Stand, south ofthe
run. and within one door OF MIR print.'s
Tavern, where he offers for sale good
assortment Of
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-12
r New Members.
FREDERICK COUNTY GLEBB.

FR EDERlCk COUNTY GLEBE.
We are sr.titied in announcing that en
a1isan'ageou sale OF this property was ef'ec,
ed on Tue,dsy lat. Messrs Cssteman and
alcCurmick became the purchasers, at S25
. cents per Acre, payable, one fourth in
band; AID the Remaining three fourths in
three equal annual ins;aImen.s, bearing in
tefe.t iiom the date
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-12

The Florida Gazette of the lU.h ult. SAYS,
we understand that Mr. Worthington, Sc
crete ~ -aad Actieg Governor OF East Fiori.
Ola, has requested two distinguished members
OF Congress, especially TO attend TO the affairs
OF this provioce, viz. William Pinkney, Sc.
nator from Maryland and Cesar Augustus
Nodney, representative from the state vi Dee
taware.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-12
SALE OF NEGROES

4 ME subscribers will sell, at pri-
Il vate sale, TO good masters,
80 or 40 valuable Slaves,
part of the estate of Adam S. Dam
bridge. deceased. A liberal credi,
will be given
PHIL. c. PENDLETON,
y. St. G. TUCKER,
JOHN Il. COOKE.
yAnfrarv 10 f,,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-12
Richmond. Jan.

Richmond, Jan. 5.
We understand the Bank of Virginia will
declare dividend of 2-3 4 per cent. for the
last half year. This will leave to the Stock
holders 81 SO per share. after dednctipg the
States bonus. - er. do:
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-12

IN tae >npcr'or rOa't ot Chaucery hot
dsn at Hr"chrstcr, III Virginia,
Joseph Forman, Plaintiff,
AckINsT
John Bowr,an, Benjamin Bowman,
William Bowman, James Bowman,
George 'fali aud Ann his wife, late
Ann Bowman, Andrew Bowman and
william Maxwell aad Elizabeth bis
wife, late Elizabeth Bowman, heir,
al Andrew Bowman, deeeased-and
Abraham ". lnskeep and Nancy
h;s wife, late Nancy Forman, ana
John Il. herrhevai, infant son snd
heir of Catherine kercheval, deed,
late CathariHe Forman by Samuel
i>erehevg', inn'r. h;s Guardian ad
Item. and tie said Samue! kerche.
val, late husband of said Ca,hsrine-
said Nancy and Ceiharine being
actresses Cf John Forman, deed
who VAS eldest son and heir at Law
of William Esrman, deed, aud John
Svann. Defendants,
S|HE Defendants, John Bowman,
a. Berj Bowman, James Bow
man, George Hall and Nancy mis- wife,
William Maxwell! and Elizabeth III.
wife, a"d iChn Swami, who reside out
Of The Commonweflt of Virginia, are
desired 70 take notice, that on be f2:h
day Of February next, at the House aud
Of Frederick ctrinb"ck, in The Town
Of Humney, in The Coun;y IS Hemp.
shire, Firginia, between the hours
ri ten o'clock in The motuins and
three in the afternoon Of Tie said
day, the Deposillops {! jacob .Garso,n
aud John Blue, will he taken, TO BIZ
evidence in said suit on behalf OF tbe
plaintiff.
JOSEPH FORMAN.
JHpuaIy iZ'h, 1929.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-12
RONNEY

William NayIor, James Daley, Samuel
hcrchevai, j.. Isaac kuykendal Isaac Pan.
cake, Michael Miller, Frederick Sheets, =
John inskeep, John Brady, Isaac Vanme
tire, Jacob Fisher John Mcdowell, Christie
pheT liei,kelt.*
LEESBURG.
Richard Ii. Henderson, Wilson c. Sell
den. John Rose, Thomas IS. Beatty, Charles
Binns, J"hn Gray, Charles b. Ball. Fayette
Ba'," Samuel Carr, Asa Moore, John
Wight, George Rust Jr, Robert Braden.
CUARLESTOWN.
Thomas Griggs, Jr. Smith SIsueh.er,
John laes, L isna Boyd, John Il. Coolle,
M.t,e~ Ranscne, !, I'm Gr;gss. George w.
Hnuuhrsys, Joseph W Davis, VIM. Z. Craig
hill, Waller d, Seiby, James 5, Lane. Sam
uei Howell.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-12

Nothing has yet transpited inI,c alive Of
Che 0pln'On oil the House, or even the Com
Mite which has he subject before sl.en, as
To whit ratio will be fixes or; bot Judging
rom the private cOuversali n OF rncruScrs, |
am indeed tn believe it will he probably FIX.
ed at sb ut $4,000, which will give an az
gr"ga'e Of iSS members, the present aggfe
g"e being IS7 By ;hi, ratio the pt.sen,
representation Of ViFgiri5 which co,.ist- Of
- u.rmber', will be REDUCED TO 10; viii st
that OF PeTns y'varia will remain the same "A.
n, prese"t. 2j; and that of New YORK. will
be increased TO 80 Rut Ohio has out strip
ped III the other states in the iacrfa-e of her
population. Under The census # 1871, al The
yaio Of $1,000, she had SIX representatives,:
and nov "rdrr The present cen u, at the
ratio Of $4,000, she will be entitled to -.
.~sspd is in representative population, The 18th
ate il the Ucisn.
Tie prints Of this city give such deteiled
statement uf the proceedings Of Congress,
shat no'hing seems left for ne to- communi
ca'e. However, if con at any time sDtici
pate them shall cndeavor TO do So
@---
Lytracf MA letter from Cok. Joscbh Se.rfop, 10
tie Ediior d1fed,
"RICHMoED JAS. 7, 1892.
" The bill au'horisjng the notes of the
Rank Of the Valley &c. 20 be received in ply
''e"t oiHXcs 30, has PASSED both rRnclIcs
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-12

The U. S. schooner Nonsuch, Captain
Turner. % days from Newport, K. L. arri-
we'd at Gibralter on the l2th of November,
and sailed up the Mediterranean the next day.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-12
MERCHANDIZE.

Also PATENf MEDICINES Of eve
~ description, or "a reasonable terms
"A they can lseWhere be obtained.
lie trusts hat although he has chang.
ed his local position, his friends who
hal been accustomed to call upon
tim at his late stand, will net on that
account forget now 10 give him call.
Every exer;iuu 10 render satisfaction Ia
has customers shall be o,ade: lac is
thankful g"r past favors, and respect
fu!iY sal,ciis II continrauca.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-12

Ert-nct IF letter tro,a tlFe Hon Jnrra
tp1ttaMS TO tie Editor. ddfei Hash.
Gngton CITY, January sd. 1922.
auppn.e that Congress will negt week +,
ter seriously on the Transaction cf the bp.i
ness OF he sessor. The Bsnkrrqt bill is
the order OF thu day for Monday next, and
presume is fiirnis viii bring it forward as
cary as ire routine of bu,ine.s will admit of.
ieXgect i, will elicit much dsc ussion, aud
we've to hazard an opinion OF its ultimate
'"te. should incline to the belief that il viii
pass, in some shape.
IN" bill fixing the ra 10 Of representation,
under Tue lth census. is not yet reported to
the if"Use, but | iaehne to think it vail be
The second important measure that VIA he
acted on.
TIE new Census which was delivered to
Us on The ISt Instant, gives the representa-,
Ifce number in each stale IA (olloyy>.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-12
Mr. Joseph Helm, g Elisha w.
Williams. one of the EXecu-
tors Of Frances Helm. deed

lOiS vi FRANCES HCim. deed.
{ > you are no inhabitants of this
a state, | Ike this method Of in
forming ynu that ! shall, by virtue Of
& COMMISSIONS su,d from tLe W,rcbas-
Ter CbnDeery District Court, in a suit
depending in the said Court, in which
i, as administrator Of my deceased
wife, an plaintiff, and 5oa, Joseph
Helm, in your character OF Executor
OF Thomas Helm, deed, are a deren..
dauI, aud you, Elisha w. Williams
together with John JolliiFe, another
Executor Of Frances Helm, deed, are
defendants, proceed on Saturday tbs
t"enty-'hird day Of February next, be-
tween the hours 81 nine in the morning
and six IN the evening of he same daV,
at the Court House in Versailles, In
Woodland County. Kentucky, 10 take
The deposition Of Thomas Helm, which
deposition is Intended as evidence IN
said suit.
AMBROSE BARNETT,
he q Der -, ISZf-tn
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-12
OVER sEERs OF TEE POOR.

TIE Overseers OF the Poor of Frederick
County are reminded that their ms eiins
s'aTds adjourned TO the lir.t Uonday in Fe
hru-ry.- Tie late sale CT TIE Glcbe renders
IT inp3r;dnt ,hat there be full sueeling, FOX
til purpose Of sxecn,ing a conveyance agree
ably 10 ,be terms of sale, to the Purcha ,ers.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-12
Virginia TO wit:

Virginia to wit:
n ruies hoidcn IN lie Clerks office Of
The County Co@rt Of Hampshire, on
lie first .1lonoHy IN Decem6rr 1891.
Thomas TaJ Tor. Plaintiff
AGAINST
jacob High, Defendant,
IN CHANCERY.
FE ME Defendant not having entered
a his appearance and given security
according TO line ac! Of AsscE,bi, snd
the rules Of this court, and IL appegr.
ing by satisfactory evidence tha, he il
not au inhabitGnt of this Common
wealth, ~ IS ordered, That the said
Defendant do appear here on the first
day Of March Court rexi, aud answer
The bill 1T the Plaintiff: and shat a co..
by Of this order be forthwith ia.erteh
in some newspaper p;5lished in Win.
cher, for two months ,ucces,iyely, md
another copy posted a the front door
81 the Court House o. The county Of
Hampshire
JOHN -. WHITE, C. u, C,
December %, 162t-N
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-12
sgge @o3etta
WINCHESTER :

SATURDAY., January l2h, 1892.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-12

81 IOHO9f, Juht-ry 12h, 1922.
ion,Gs Parker Eskridge, a native of
\pn,y, has been appointed by the exc
the Ters.tory of Arkansas. Circuit
he raid Territory.
-.----
FALLEY BANK,
ral meeting of the Stakeholder,
Of the Valley was held at the
be in this place on Monday lasi :;
1erabe number of Stock holdsrs
a 3t were present. A fair and per
II atement of the situation of the
is branches was presented to them
Bed perfect satisfaction TO all con-
The Bank is undeniably In a most
d, condition, and we venture the o.
at no similar institution in the Uni
is managed with more Judgment
ry. The Stockhode were them
we'll satisfied of this feet, that no
infested a wish TO have any change in
ction; consequently the same Gentle.
no the last year, &. for several preceding
bdirected the institution, were again
for that purpose, viz.
kr.es G3agili, John Bell, Obed Waite,
Inward MGuise, Joseph Tid5a!l, S; Thomas
Cramer.
On The part of the Commonwealth, Will
liam St'inherg.n, Augustin G, Smith
ard David Humpbries, were appointed.
The following gentlemen were elected d..
Tectors for the different Branches:
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-12

Ertr0ct Of ieticr from gcnt!emas moso
an Me city Of WaShangtOn, to res friend
IN PhiicdeiDkia, dated
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-12

NCf TWO B.lA NkS TO APRZE.
The whole payable in cash, sub,ec, TO n
oeonction OF Is per cent.
he obIect of the above Lottery be-
ing for the eompletinn of monument
to the memory of Washingion, will
without further consideration, secure
10 1t The best wishes Of the American
people add TO this the great induce
ment held forth in pec,lniary poinr
ofview from the sp!endor of the scheme,
winch Will insure rapid sale of the
,'ehfts and :" speedy completion of the
drawing.
Whole tickets $40 Quarters Sc 30
Halves Eisb,hs ~
For Sale in great variety OF mum.
hers at ALIENS
Lottery & Exchange Office, Pennsalra4
ma .frenue. Uashingtou Gitg.
Who have sold within faeetre montbs
past Capital Fri@es to greater q.
mount than any other vendors in tha
United States
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-12

FIRST drawn three thousar6 Biai K will bS
entitled To Ten Dollars each.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-12

'eSiues z oil $4,000. and larga
number $1,000, $1,000, &c.
bD Letters by mail or otherwise,
enclosing prize tickets or cash, order.
ing tickets in tie above Of any e Tho
Lotteries 10 this City, Baltimore, Phis
lahetphin, or New York, will be a.tens
ded to with the same pyomptituGe as
1t personal application was made. il
addressed to S. 4 M. ALLEN Cos
Washington City
january t2-,f