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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-05-25

THE subscriber has tax en- the stand
formerly occupied by Walter J. See
ssal ly, at the sign of Gen. Washington,
ANll near the courthouse in Edwards
vile, where he solici,s the favor Of
his friends, and the patronage Of the public.
A Reading Room is annexed to the establish
ment, where all the principal newspapers in
the United States may be found.
II. P. ALLEN.
Edwsrdsville, March S, 1822-3m
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-05-25
/ ? 3o13l4l5 1919 & 20,


On The first Monday in Ssptoiglbcl
nex,, fer the sale OF such ofthe above de
scribed lanLs ss are, situated in the fol
lowing townships and ranges, viz:
Townships ls 10 and 90, in range 2, west
ii The 9Th mcri
dan line
I1s16l lsioe: 90 3 do.
40 IL IS Ia IS It & 10, 4 de-
1870 II 1918 & Is s do.
1245oeY II II - and
ID 8 do
Or the first Monday in October next.
for the sale OF such OF the above descrlb-
ed lands rs are situated in the following
townships and ranges, viz:
Townships 2 5 4 67 10 II l2 IS IS rs II
1919 and 90, lrangc Z,
west Of Sin meridian line
r123A567eo 10l51617
Is 10 and 81, 8 do.
1234567891o HIPS
- and 20, 9 do.
l9, 10 Go.
On the first Monday in November
next, for the sale Of such ofthe above de-
srribed lands as are situated in the fol.
lowing townships and ranges, viz;
Townships % s67s9 10 and II, in range
10, West Of the 5tl
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-05-25

At the Land Office for the Northern
district Of. Louisiana, at the Town of Gu
achita, on the first Monday in Novem-
Der next, for the sale of
Townships Is, l6, II, 10 & 10, in ranges I, ?, 8,
4 & S. west of the
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-05-25
ENTERTAINMENT

Edwardsvillc, May 10, 1926
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-16

In the Superior Conrt Of Chancery hoE-
deH at Ui"cheStcr, IN Trgjmia,
Joseph Forman, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
John Bowman, Benjamin Bowman,
William Bowman. james Bowman,
George Hall aud Ann bis wife, late
Ann Bowman, Andrew Bowman and
William Maxwell and Elizabeth his
wife, late Elizabeth p, nmnr, heirs
Of Andrew Bowman, Ieceased-and
Abraham w. Inskgep and Nancy
hie wife, late Macy Forman, and
John II ker,hevai, infant son aud
heir of Catherine Kercheyal, deed,
late Catherine 'orman BY Samuel
kercheval, iun'r. his Guardian al
Item, and the said Samuel K,rche-
val. late husband IF said Catharinr-
said Nancy and Catharine being
heiresses Of John Forman, deed
who was eldest son aud heir at Law
OF William FOrman, deed, and John
Swami, Defendants.
yETi'E Defendants, John Bowman,
a Benjamin Bowman, James Bow,
man, George Hall and Nancy his wife,
william Maxwell and Elizabeth his
wife, aud john Swami, who reside out
of the Commonwealth Of Virginia, are
desired to take notice, that on the card
day of March neXl, at the House
Of Frederick Steiobeek, in the Town
of Romney, in the County of Hamps
shire, Virginia, between the hours
Of ten O'Clock IN the Eornins and
three in the afternoon of Tie said
day, the Dispositions Of Jacob Carson
and John Blue, will be taken, to be
evidence in said spit on behal, Of The
pisiniiT. JOSEPH FORMAN,
February 10Th, ts22.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-16
Public Sale.

NSTibL he offered for sale, at Pub
w lie Auction, ht the residence OF
the subscriber, living on 0pequon creek,
near kean's Mill, on Thursday, tie 26th
day of this Month, upon reasonable
credit The following property, 1" wit:
Horses. WagSOnS, Cattie & other stocLc;
Hay end grain; household &. Kitchen
Furniture; a large quantity of erceI-
tent Cider; number of first rate
"l%SheadS, Casks and stills: and a va
RE y of articles too tedious To enumer.
aie.-Also, will be offered for sale, for
term of years, a number Of likely
NEHROES.-The terms will be ma,i,
known on the day of sale, which will
commence at 10 o'clock on the day a.
bove mentioned, and continue frcm tay
to day until all Is sold.
WILLIAM HUGHES.
February tnth-tds
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-16
THE FLONn MARNET

One of The principal houses in London ad-
dresses a valuable friends Of ours IN this CITY
(under date Of Dc Isf, 1871 aud remark:
SOur p,rls will not o en-we feel thi i'm
preston very strong now, AID reals doubt
II there i any chance The W; Gle of next
summer. Some Of ,he middle and we,tera
counties -utier.d by b,d weather, b. the
grain was all housed j.; and the rest Of ;te
island, particularly the EAST side and north,
we're got fairly in 1nd 'hat large crop.
We k ow also thai many Of the o III Mt
farmers bold all their lat years grin so
lhs In our minds, there /, ht,e Chance at
markst her. We are aware tina you VIII
have received advices from cur LiyerYcol
frierds OF a diifyTen, nature We always
thought they were slrguine and not cor
rect in the views taken. We else find that
some adyices had reached br u SUITS
which created an immense .t'r-wc c,lcu.
late a .eriou, loss to the purchasers
FED. Rep
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-16
INDIAN WAR.

From The .!,k nSdS Gdeettce.
we learn from tie Indian country that the
Eherok.es and Osaees nave lately had some
ughtl"g, in which the former have been com
peirly successful THE Cher oliees were di,
Vided in'' parties, ore It which amounting
t. 81 or 90, fell in with party OF Osages
tprinci2a'ly composed of old men. women.
and children,) AMI killed aud I, ok marty
the whole, and have bro't in abaut 63 sc,lps
and prisuners Oae Usage woman refusing
TO follow the Cherol,ees, was set on a horse
and shat, aud her body afterwards thrown on
a tire, and Consumed. Another party of the
ChetVkees, consisting of about 200 men. had
not r-turned at our list accounts, but we
learn that they had fell in with the Osuges.
ana killed and to'l a much greater number.
These successes had occasionrd great reloic.
ings in the Cherokee nation. and ,hr live. of
great number of the defenceless prisoners
had been sacrificed, IN most barbarous
manner, by their savage conquerors
The CheroIlecs took a large quantity of
skins, iuEs, and other property, from the
Osages, considerable portion of which was
burnt, they being unable 10 bring 1t with
them. Among the articles brought in we're
the hats, clothes, &c. known to have beong-
ed to one or two white men who are sup.
posed to have been murdered
The ChsroSe"s were so ela,ed with ,hese
successes, that it was thought another war
party would sOon be sent out
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-16
FEDL4LE .AC.4DENY

AE RS. CONRAD tendrrs her crate-
I'VE fnl acknow eJgmpn,s to tie ygn-
IlemeD and Indies Of Winchester fov
The very Liberal patronage ,bc hasre-
ceived, and pledges herself to continue
her unremiilipg attention to the inn
PFoVemeOt OF the young ladies commits
ted TO her distinction. The sumner
Session will commence on lhc frs, dev
Of Mnreh aud end on the Gr.t,pv or
August next, St which time an exami-
nation ut her pupils will lske place.
history, GPOsrGphy. with the use nf
the ,bdpS y GiobeS.) Composition. En-
sHsh Grammar, Reading, Ul5fjrg !.
rithmetic;& PiaHaHd ornamental ,Npo.
die 'cOrk, will attended 10. ln,,ruc.
ton on the PIANO will also be con-
'lDued as usual, either at the houses Of
he young ladies, or at the Academy.
between the hogrs Of school, where
there will he, in an adjoining rooro, a
Piano for their accommodation. Parents
aud Guardians are invited tn aiierH
;he school room, during school honrs.
and judge Of The improvement Of The
PcPpS. Tuition s per session. Ma.
SIC s 10 per quarter.
bTMrs. e has Just rpeeired an ef
Cgrn' pair Of Globes from Baltimore,
February 0.h--ft
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-16
-i)LEIl-

O" Thursday last, Miss 1'rrgGret Coyie, sis,
ter of Capt. Michael Coye OF Ibis place.
-, On Thursday las, Thomas Hnn
sucker joiner, an indu, trious aud ,no.tenslve
cllizsn, Ry this dispsnsa,Ion large family,
whose only support was derived from the dai.
y abrur OF the deceased, is left 10 buffet with
the world at tai, incieneut season The
family being known Ia the writer of this arti I.
Gle, hr can, with perfect proprsty, recon-,
mend them, as meFiting, i" the highest de,
gree, the attention OF the benevolent and hu.
nane.-Their residence ison the hill opJosi,e
the Old Post Office l0rms.ly kept b. Mr.
Il hin>, n.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-16
TRUST SALE.

Hgt virtue of Deed Of Trust execu
QDted by Mrs. Elizabeth B. Coiston,
for The bene6t of Jesse Mckay and
others, will be sold on the sixteenth
day OF March next, at the House where
she lately resided, at public auction,
to the highest bidder, for ready money.
several very valuable Slaves, aud some
articles of Household Furniture--also
a quantity of Corn.
O8ED WAITE, Trustee.
Feb. f6-3t
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-16
NOTICE.

q ME subscribers having admins,
Il tered upon the estate Of the ia:e
DR.. Edwar! Conrad, request all per
sous Indebted 60 him to make Immrdi
ate payment, nr close their ace, mpt.
by passing their obligations; and those
having claims againsr said deceased.
are also requested to present rherr ac
comps TOR adjustment without della y
HERi0r CONRAD.
JAMES NJ. ROBERDEAU,
Feb. 9--tf
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-16

We are informed 'La. some nf the Saan
i:h officers, who were eXneicd irorn Florida
by Gen. Jack son, have returned to Pens co
la. They repcecent thas thss have rrsisneI
their Commissions, and have rstu' ned tor
che purpose OF closing thcr business, anc,,
Soo's, with the desig of b,coai c;tizcr,.
The acting Governor insists or CONSIDERING
AMI treat,og them egicerS, ana his Caused
lhem 10 be copi!Tec CIR gHgTier-.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-16

=" AsHlSGTON. FEBRUkRY 3.
The bankrupt FiH is agair under Discus.
sion IN the House at Representatives. Our
wishes on t1Is subJsc; ure well known TO our
readefs-wishea founded upou the preponder
ance of opinion among in'rl!igen. merchants
IN favor Of 1t, and on ouc genera! impression
OF the advantages which might accrue to the
country, from restoring to active usefulnes.
large class Of depressed and efuI men and
helpless tamiii :. We wish we could say.
shat our hopes keep pace with our wishes On
this suhjec,. Nat. I'M.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-16
Nj C G. OR MICK.
.HiO3neU ut E,07C

.N5O7Hey ~ L.UtC,
WNlLL practice in The Superior G
Wv Inferior Courts Of Frederick s.
Jefferson Counties. He has taken the
Office formerly occupied by A. II. Pow
ell, Immediately back Of Il. MeGuire's
Hotel. February f6. st.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-16

w" learn from unidentified authority, tha,
the United States schooner Porloise. lieut..
Rsmage. has effected landing at Ca, e An
t0niu, had captured tour piratiral vessels one
ot them large prIva.aer completely rGuip.
ped for acruiz.-landed with 10 men-iomgh,
then on shore, and took \ prisoner; the rest
made their escape in the woods. Captain
Ramage did not leave man; he burnt al!
thair huts, and hip tuldiog at he CT, e: the
pirates the day before, :oOk Bus OF Brig
and alter rohbiag hrr. teat the crew uamer
cifui!y. i City Gazrne
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-16

Eruact Of a ietter Jr0m Washington.
d. no; expect the 1ankrup, bill will ass
even the House of Represent tlves. much s.
the Senate. dnunt whether there is one
Gh nee In five IL favor of its i.s.ssge II has
hn few advocates, except from The co nmer-
cial towns, and even those arr diviGed an,
much Disappointed iii the strength ofuumbers
that suupoTt it,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-16

i';4t r disappointment IN TIE receipt of the En-.
Q0Hcr,st the regular time, Drev,p cd Aurgiyir,
tut readers view of these mastery specie.
This week BY the bye, if this elnquence were
dspl'.cd in an homes, or JUS Cause we would
think little more of it but as matters are
i has no charms FOR Us. These men arc en-.
;,'oycd 10 make the worse appear the better
cal.se,-& for this service they receive 5000
piece f'om the Government Of &, ntucky =
it is their occupatun,-G. FOR the same sun-
for $50 .ee,'hey could have been employ
cd TO have made Just as eloquent and mas er!y
sPeocheson tother side; & based = thousaudtim
more firmly upon the principles of justice The
truth is. that .gs lev lie zeal of Mcssrs Clay &
BIbb as eXerted III a very i"igi1ior,a cause and
we require no other evidence OF this than the
bare perusal of a solitary article in the COM
past between the states Of Virginia and Ken
lucky, at tie time of lie separation, whic
occupies but Eve or six lines these few
lines coue home TO The unders, andlng OF the
meanest capacity, and Go not require Clay
o. Bbb to exround them. We trust that our
Legislature viii not permit themselves to be
aar'6Oo-ie'i out OF their just rights by the elo-
Gtence" of these two Kcntuckysns
EEJ ;I-;, (a-
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-16
Sic Cents Rewoyd.
Feb. t6-3t.

LOPED from the subscriber the
IA 18th day OF the 9th month last,
1921, an indented apprentice GIRL,
na,aed Matilda Bowen. All persons
are warned against harborius said girl.
Feb. f6. 81. ISAAC PARKlNS
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-16
TRUST SALE

Ivy virtne of ii deed uftrust executed
I by James M,ch,r t. the sub.cri.
Der, to indie mnify William Mayor and
Samuel kercheva! Jan. from the pay
ment OF snm o! money and interest
,herein mentioned, viii be sold, ut pub
lie sale, to the highest bidder for cash.
on Narsdo the 18th day Of .Warch
MEET, Oh Iho premises,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-16
COMMERCIAL, TREATY.

4 respectable house ia n. YrrIz have let
tiers hon their correspondent, ct Liv"r;,Ooi,
saying that their house 10 Pari. had written
them That the Commerc'ai Treaty nrtween
France and the u States WAS 81 pei by
Gember.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-16
iRIIST SALE

g0E virtue of Deed IT Trust exc.
J 1"urch by John Ha~ley and Nancy
hi wife To th" subscriber. for the pur-
pose Of securing the payment Of cer-
tsin debts dne 10 Samuel Gardner &
Go. Wiiiiom Lane aud others, will BE-
cold at public ir. TO the highest bid
der. on Saturday the ninth day of
March Rcxr. for ready money, on The
premises. about three miles fron front
Royal, Owe TR8CT If LcGSe Land.
whereou 'he said II wley now resides,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-16

j EFuINS his acilnow Judgements
: - to his patrons for their eneour
AZ meat since he commenced business
III tht" place. and respectfully nnnoun-
ces Ia them and the public, thar he
has removed his shop To- a part of the
house occupied by MIR. Joseph Gamble.
neatly opposi:e the Uinchsstp1. HotpI
"her" h. will always be ready to re
criVe nrderS ia hi- line Of business, and
VIII pay such attention. both to de
sRd'ch nj execution, as NUT Civ
z 'nera' Satisfaction. He will always
Keep "m; loyed The beat workn.en, and
Will r"eu'arIy receive rrm!n Baltimore
(where he hps established a corres
pond"nfe ioT ihat purposo) thu newest
t'sh'"n@. His charges VIII be as nude
rate as possible.
WiHchgstcr, Feb tG-ff
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-16

IN me superior Conrt 9f ChdHccry,
hoicien al " ncheSter, IN Virginia.
DETwEEH
Ambrose Barnett, administrator Of his
late wife, Margaret Barnett, deed.
AND Plaintiff.
Joseph Helm, surviving executor Of
Thomas Helm, deed aud Elisha w
Williams aud John JollifFe, execu-
tors of Frances Helm, deed who
was an execntrix Of Meredith Helm,
deed. another executor Of Thomas
Helm, decd. Defendants
The Defendants, Joseph Helm and
Elisha w. Williams, who are not irs
habitants Of the state Of Virginia, are
hereby notified, that on the 18th day
Of February next, at the Office Of Lem
vel Bent, Commissioner, in Wioehes-
ter, Virginia, the Dispositions Of Ma
~ Messer, Mary Mccormick. Catha.
rine Priuiz, Martin GarDeit, Frances
Garrett, Ann Allen, Elizabeth Bar.
nett, and Benjamin Helm, will be tn.
ken on the part Of the plaintiff in snid
at the dwelling House of Benis-
snit. And on tie 18th day cf March
min y. Barnett, in Culpepper coun-
~, Virginia, the Dispositions Of Benia.
min ". Barnett, and MiIIy Barnett.
will be IakeO to be evidence il tie
same SUIT on the part er ihc plaintiff.
AMBROSE BARNETT.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-16

There are five states in the twenty four OF
VIII ch the U"inn is com posed, in which there
are &c slave, viz. Maine, New Hampshire,
Vernon, Ma.saChuse;s ard OHIO.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-16
E"ract Of letter from an Hnaerican. SET,
Hed an LiCsrP0ot, 10 a Jf'eHa IN Phiia-
aciPJG, ddteI

1 ~ act % q It,tti from az american. SET
Hed an LiCsrP0ot, 10 a Jf'eHa IN Phiia-
acipja, dateI
DECEMBER %.
81 see, from the letters before mr., that
ycu are as much n politician az r; and,
doubtless, give much attention 10 Europpsr
political Information, which, ~ I'll. time, has
assumed an aspect cf some Interest Ths
causes which bave led TO the change Of Mi
Misty in Fraocc: the situation of Russia, wi
regard to ~ K y; the CONTINUED troubles in
span. have xcrted some sensation in this
country, and really think arother year wi,
Eo' pas without some military ''Gemonsira-
tons on the continent. Alexander his Ger
''inlg a strong desire to make "Christians of
zahe UurEs,' and it il equally certaIr that
Vjono Buii VIII not ~ fer him to DO II pescea
D,J; cut would. proosby, 10 that event, dis.
''lve the Holy Alliance, ard set all Europe
sy'hs ears. IL hs, bscn said Of FrarCe. that
lew years are sufficient to recruD her
.'reusih. alter the most drsolatirg Wgr,,
znd that she l.. "con.,i'uticnally and unnl,
'cTah'y. smb:tirrs''-Thi- spir, manifested
.'sc'l. clearly. in he !ste proceedings in the
Chamber cf Dapu'I.s; and there is good rea-
son 10 believe, thst a mai"rity of the French
ere r'pe for war, end i, will require very
pruir't Councils. tb5oughcut Eyrop~, %
.zssrra peace 20 "o.lson's D..v .ffg
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-16
Three Tocfs Of Land
CONTAINING
5l0 ACRES

lying ou The Sou,h Branch of Potomac,
III IN county of Hardy, near .9orefeld.
ne great proportion Of the Land i.
hrsf rate river b"ttnm; The improve
ments are equal, if not superior to any
on the river. Farther description is
Ieemed unnecessary, as il IL presumed
any person inclined To purchase, will
view the premises. Such title as is
vested IN the subscriber as Trustee,
will DE made the purehsaer.
JAMES DALEY Trustee.
February t6'h--tus.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-16
One Hundred Acres.

three bead # H.r,es, Nv MiIrh Cows.
six head Of sheep, six Hogs, two Fea.
fhrr Beds and Bedding, one Shot Gun,
one Cross-cut Saw, one Broad Axe.
four Augers, one Hand Saw. two
Drawing Knives, two Chests, two Ia
bles, two Iron Pots, one Duteh DVen,
one G iIiroO. three Matfocks, six
Hoes wo Shovel Ploushs, one Bar
shear Plough, two pair Au5irona, two
Water Buckets, Two Washing Tubs.
one Holr Bu=hei, one Scy,he and Cra-
die, ak Chairs, two pair Horse Gears,
one loom, two Flax Wheels, one Cot.
ton Wheel four Planes. two Iron Pot
racks, orr paiF shovel and Tongs. one
Looking Glass, one DING shovel, two
Pitch 7 ks, ard one Cutting BOZ
The sal" gill concurrence - 10 o'clock,
WILLIAM ~. ROBERTSON.
Feb. 81. Trustee.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-16
CONDITIONS.

a R0ya! sheet printed on nav type,
and folded so az 30 make an octave
pamphlet Of rs pages, will be issued
once IN two wesks, for ST. 80 per AN.
nun fpaid before the expiration of six
mouths; and 81 after that period
Persons becnming responsible for ten
copies shall be entitled 10 another era
lis. A subscriber who wishes to dis
continue The paper, must give notice
one mouth, before the end of the cur
rent year.
The publication to commence "a
soon rs sufficient patronage to defray
the expense, is secured.
Subscriptions received at this Office.
.VartinsburS, Va. Feb tGth 1929.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-16

oeSices ~ OF $4,000, and large
number 5000, $1,000, &c.
0'testers by mail or otherwise.
enclosing prize tickets or cash, order
ing tickets in The above OF any Of The
lotteries IL this City, Baltimore, Phi
lade!phia, or New York, will be attep-
ded to with the same pTomptitDde g.
IT personal application was made, If
addressed TO S. & Nj. ALLEN & CO,
Washington City
January f2-if
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-16
SlSO,O00
10000 tickets

r"s' drawn three Thousand Blank Will be
entitled TO Ten Dollars each.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-16

NoT TWO BLANKS TO APRIZE.
Ihe VIII lie payable in cash, subysc, to
deduction OF Is per cent
he oblect of the above Lottery he.
ing for the completion of monTmrpt
to The memory of Washington, will.
without further consideration, seep,a
TO 1t the best wishes of The American
people add to this the great indpce>
ment held forth in pecuniary poipt
OF view from the sptendor of the scheme
which will insure rapid sale Of the
tickets and speedy completion Of Tho
drawing
W hole tickets $40 Quarters Sc 80
Halves o Eighth. ~
For sale in grent val !ety Of NUN.
hers at ALIENS
Lottery & Exchange Office. PennsyIcn-
ma :aren"s, UGshrngton City.
" Ii" have sold within trefrp u.IrtEs
past Capital Prizes TO a greater q.
mount than any ether vendors in Tie
United States.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-16

In the Superior Conrt Of Chancery hoE-
deH at Ui"cteStcr, IN Tpgjuia,
Joseph Forman, Plaintiff.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-11-26
NOTTCE.

XE7HEREAS, HENRY HApRY an insol~
w vent debtor, has, by deed bearing
date the 18th inst. conveyed to me all his
property for the use of bis creditors, "a
greeable to the act of congress for the re-
lief of insolvent debtors within the Dis
trict of Coiumbia--l do therefore caution
the debtors Of said Hadry against paying
their respective debts to him, or any other
person not authorised by me to receive the
same. And such as have in their hands or
possession any of his property or efect1s,
are hereby notified to hold the same sub
ject TO my order. ~
nov 10 law3w
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-11-26
PLANTATION,

or Fam, on which he Dow resides, either
with or without The Stock and hands, as
may be desirable--1o good and careful
tenant the terms would be advantageous:
Or with view to effect The same OBJ
iec,, would engage as Manager or Cy,ers
seer, steady industrious man OF softer
habits capable of taking the entire crtc..
ton and management OF his agricultural
concerns. Persons wishing TO engage III
either way, will please TO make aPpIica~
tior. to the Subscriber, (Cbarles County
Maryland about FIVE miles below Piscata-
way. , ,onD
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-11-26
Hugh Smith & Co.

TTAVE received per SHIPS Boston and
IL Arethusa, their fall Importation,
which gives them an extensive assortment OF
Earthen-7Odre China e. Glass.
which they offer at reasonable prices and
on their usual terms. Also stone ware
wellassorted, pipes in boxes, and window
glass s by 10 and 10 by l2.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-11-26
To Rent.

Il
~ A large three story (6re proof
liz warehouse and wharf, situated al
Nahll leet south OF Prince street dock ;
M ~ sss the warehouse fronts "a feet on
n gsaaFt, and is 70 feet deep, an alley
iolt0 VIDE communicates fron the front
H., Street.-The wharf extends 1877
Nth eSs' from the front of the warehouse,
ssa, Suthcient water Tor vessels OF the
Ss, s.sst burden to load az; and in the Sc
: POs.s seasons perfectly secure from ice.
sSesslon may be bad immediately.
no. JAMES LAWRASON.
A. 4t
S, ~ & be National IntelligeDcer will in
aceon NC above a times, and forward their
LII lotSis office for settlement.