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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-26
Public Sale.

w ILL BE SOLD, on Monday Ike
18th day Of February neat. at the late
residence Of Solomon Cunningham,
dece'd, all the PERSONAL. ESTATE
of said deceased. Negroes excepted,I
CONSISTING OF
One Hundred Beef Cattle,
NUMBER OF
FATTED HOGS s. SHEER,
which will be sold ar Cash.
a number Of raiuadie Horses, .SiocI;
Cattle. Hogs, Sheep. Household
and Kitchen Furniture, and
Farming Utensils.
Of every description, on which credit
of tUetre months will be given on all
over Five Dollars, the purchaser giving
bond with approved security the cash
will be expected for FIVE Dollars aud
under. Also will be hired number
of VALUABLE NEGROES aud the
LANDS belonging to the said deed.
rented for one year, the hirer or renter
giving bond with approved security.
Due attendance will be given by
WIN. CUNNINGHAM, ir.
GEORGE CUNNINGHAM,
DAVID VANM ETRE.
Jan.s 26-tds administrators.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-26
Virginia to wit.
Jan. 26-O w,

virginia 10 wit:
at Ruies holden in the Clerks Office or
Me Superior Court of Choacer1 for t6e
W'nchestcr District the tiSst M.11av IN
January, 1922. ''
Nathan Parkins. pI.;,,,,r
AGAINST
John Gardper, joseph G. Barker. Sam.
uei Peters and Alfred Parkins,
~, Defendants.
The Defendant John Gardner not
having entered his appearance and civ
en- security according to the Act of Ass
sem6iy and the Rules of this Court.
aud 1t appearing by satisfactory evil.
deace, that he rs not an inhabitapt Of
tins country: has ordered, That the
said Defendant do appear here ON the
hrst day of the next term and answer
the bill of the plaintiff; and that a en-.
Ply Of this order be forthwith inserted
10 some newspaper published in Win.
chester, for two months excessively
and posted at the front door of the
Court House in the said town of Via.
chester.
A Copy-Teste,
DANIEL LEE, c. &C.
Ian 26
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-26
Virginia to wit.
Jan. 26

II Sliilb W VIII
at Rules holden IN the Clerks Office of
the superior Court of Chancery for the
Winchester Dist, ict tie FIST Nondau an
January, 1922.
John Gordon and Frederick Light,
Plaintiffs,
Joshua Dawson, John Lang and viii.
liam Owibgs, Defendants.
The Defendants Joshua Dawson and
William Owings not having entered
their appearance and given security
according to The Act Of Assembly and
the Rules of this Court, anil it appear
ing by satisfactory evidence. thai they
are not Inhabitants Of this country: II
is ordered, That The said Defendants
DO appear here on the first daV of the
next term and answer the bill of the
plaintiffs; and that copy Of this order
be forthwith inserted in some newspa-
per published 10 Winchester, for two
months successfully aud posted at the
front door ofthe Court House in the
said town Of Winchester.
A Copy-Teste,
DANIEL LEE, Q. c, G..
Jan, 26--A, ). r,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-26
OPEQUON FACTORY

FOR SALE OR RENT.
THE undersigned being ,icsirous of
Il changing his business CT account
of the iabour ATTENDING q manufnctu-
ring establishment, would be pleased
70 sell On easy terms, or rent his es-
tablishment, tthe best on account of
situation, custom and other advanta-
ges in Virginia. provided it can be
effected before the first doy Of April
next, to person well qualified to con
duct such an estabtishmeut.-If not dis
posed of by the first OF A pill it will he
continued in operation as heretofore.
0a-rhis property is very susceptible
of being converted into Manufactu.
ring Mill, such should be desirable
10 d purchaser-;n this respect it's la
cal situation is perhaps inferior to no
other. DANIEL AMIN.
Jan. 26-tf
lS The editor Of the Tnreh Light, Ha.
serstOwn, is requested to insert the
above seven times, and send his ac-
count to This niiiee for collection.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-26
Virginia to wit:

Virginia to wit:
at Rmtes holden IN tie Clerks Office of
tie Superior Court Of Chamcery for tie
Wsnehester District TIE first Monday IN
JGnua,y, 1922.
Eli SweariDgen, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
Daniel Hayne, John LittIejohn and
others, Defendants,
The Defendant John Littlelohn not
having entered his appearance and
given security according to the Act OF
Assembly and the Rules of this Court,
and IT appearing by satisfactory evil
dence, that he is not an iDhabiiant of
This country: 1t is ordered, That the
said Defendant do appear here on the
first day of the next term and answer
the bill Of the plaintiff; and that copy
OF this order be forthwith Inserted in
some newspaper published IN Nincbes-
ter, for two months successfully and
posted at the front door of the Court
House in the said town of Winchester.
A Copy-Teste,
DANIEL LEE, C. G. C.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-26
NOTICE.

wYENRE Bonds given at the sale Of the
y 3 property Of the late Mrs. Frances
Helm have become due aud imperious
circumstances require that immediate
payment be made. Those disregarding
this notice may expect to have suits
instituted against them, without dis
elimination, refurnsbIe TO March court.
JOHN JOLLIFFE;
T., W. WILLIAMS,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-26
Virginia to wit:

Virginia to wit:
At Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the
Superior Court of Chancery for the Win.
chester District the FIST Monday in Jan
uary, 1922.
Barton Smoot, Administrator of Frede.
rick Starne, deed. Plaintiff,
Against
John Starne and Joseph Starne,
Defendants.
The Defendant Joseph Siarne NOT
having entered his appearance and
given security according TO The Act of
Assembly aud the Rules of this Court,
and it appearing by satisfactory evil
deuce, that he is not an inhabiiant of
this csuntry: 1t is ordered, That the
said Defendant do appear here on the
first day of the next term and answer
the bill of the plaintiff; aud that CO.
Ply of this order lie forihw ith inserted
in some newspaper published in Win
chester, for two months suceessively
and posted at Tie front door of tho
Ceurt House in the said town ct Win.
chester. A Copy-Teste,
DANIEL LEE. c. G: G,
Jan. 26-N,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-26
MacLine7.Y for Sale.

TH SHE subscriber having more Car.
Il ding JRachines than are necessary
in his factory, would give the chocc OF
three on accommodating terms, if APP
piication is shortly made. Also, for
sale, .Narroso Shearing .Machine,
and taco pair of Hand Shears-they
have not been in use for some time, bat
are considered good. Apply to
DANIEL AMIN.
OpeGuoD Factory, Jan. a6-tf
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-26

l,,e Gss.t Of &..ica: during tie las, year up.
wer5s Sflwo thIds Of the late white Euro
peaD and .Amsricsn migran,s had died the
R1iiiob cruiser, hn.i suffered very severely,
particularly in officers.
The STARK heard OF great many Guinea,
men on the Coast, rom" u which she board
Ed and detained sone time. Cne French
schooner oil Z, tons, with l5S slaves on
.boa6 as is well sscertained that there are
can citizens at present engaged IN
= Nat. dGv.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-26
FOUND.

Il " October last between Kernstown
Il and Winchester, a Red Morocco
Pocket Beck. containing sundry valu-
able Papers aud small sum Of money
The owner can have the same on
satisfactorily identifying it, aud pay
ing for this advertisement
PHILIP HOOVER.
January 26th. fS22.-8t.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-26
Virginia to wit:
Jan. 26--N.

dtRuieS holden in the clerks Office of the
Superior court of chdxcery for the Nm
chester District tie first Monday in Jan
aary 1922.
Martin WiidEan PIain,iff.
against
Joseph Nildman. Benjamin Shreve Dan.
iei Lovett and James Ii. Hamilton,
Defendants.
The defendant Joseph Wildman not
having entered his appearance and Civ
en- security according to an Act of As.
sembly and The Rules of this court, and
it appearing by satisfactory evidence,
that he is not an inhabitant of this
country: 1t is ordered, that The said
defendant do appear here on the first
day OF the next term and answer the
bill of the PLAINTIFF; and that copy of
this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in Winchester,
for two months sue cessiveiy and posted
ut the front door Of the Court House in
the said town Of Winchester.
Il Copy-Teste.
DANIEL LEE, C. e. G.
January OR. n. J..
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-26
Virginia to wit:

Virginia to wit:
III Rules holden an The Clerks Office of tke
superior Court of Chancery for tie
Winchester District the first M0nday in
JanWary, 1922.
Abraham Neil, Plaintiff.
John Blackmore, George BIackmore,
James BIackmOre, Thomas Braggs
and Lucy his wife, William Jones
and Anu his wife, and Ann Black
more, Defendants.
The Defendants John Blaekmure,
James 8lackmore, Thomas Braggs and
Lucy his wife, and William Jones aud
Ann his wife, not having entered their
appearance and given security accord
ing to the Act of Assembly and the
Rules of This Court, s. it appearing by
satisfactory evidence, that they are not
inhabitants of this country: 1t is or
dered, That the said Defendants do
appear here on the first day of the next
term and answer the bill of the plain
tin; and tha. a copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published in Winchester, for two
months successfully and posted at the,
front door Of the Court House in the
said town Of Winchester.
a Copy-Teste,
DANIEL LEE, G, c, g,
Ian. &c. Nj.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-26
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night last, Mrs. Rc5eccah
6f Mr. Peter Miller, Mer.
aus hter of the late Capt. Jacob
Spec this place.-On few occasions
have Rpessed more general sympathy
ksor y friend OF neighbor. thaa on
0thc e. Mrs. Miller was native
OF o. was in the bloom and beauty
OF Ill gas the companioo of the chill
z tdren ofus; out, superadded TO these
cen bs, she possessed disposition
- biable and artles., and manners
ho5irosve; she was therefore be-
all who knew her, She bore her
sz0istfv (sg illness with the fortitude and re.
siGgHn OF christian, and during all lhs,
reris1ler meekness and patience never nnce
sooSfher.-She has left an infant; and an
ectiopate husband to depIore her loss.-
Ter. resrains were nveyeo to The German
Lutheran Brrying Ground, accompanied by
an immense concourse of weeping relatives,
friends aud neighbors.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-12
CiDraltrr Papus 70 rsh. 1GM.


GIBRALTAR, Feb. 1G.-Thc Spanish Cor
ties have adopted laws TO insure the punish
'nrnt OF tn. authors of writing, against the in
availability ofthe Kings person, and those of u
scdtious or lib''!lnlls nature
Disorders Continue in many Of the towns Of
Spun. Attempts bavc hcen made Mt Madrid
Ia assassnale Count Ioreno, hui the authori,
ties We're too Strong for them
Some ofthe otaor members OF the Cortcs
have been insulied, and threatened with death
for having voted for the law 10 punish sedj-
tiois iibrilers but the rioters have been APP
pretended.
The Constitution Stone Mt Orta has becn.
drtaced, amidst The cries OF g Dom tciM The
Constitution" with the assistance of few
soldiers from Tsrtosa, -four of the rioters have
been apprehrndrd country seat of one Of
tilr La6erdtS has been attempted 10 be DESTROY
ed ty fire, aud his trees cut down
PARIs, Jan. S5.-Jhe late Convention Of
Peace between Persia and The Porte was ef-
lrctcd by the mediation of England The
P'rslan Prince .9h is said to have been poi-
snned, before his troops began to retreat from
the Ottoman smpire.
Several ofthe Austrian soldiers in .Iaples
nae been poisoned with snuff; ald an order
has been issued To the army enjjnng the sol
dIers not to accept snuff from persons uu-
known.
GIBaALTAR, Feb. II Many Of The MEM
bers of the C0rtcs have br6n robbed, on l,av-
ing the si'tings; and tb9t assembly have. de-
liberated on measures tO secure their future
independence. In the debate the celebrated
Gen. Qarogn took purt.-Iip hmented the
Outrage which had been committed but re-
minded the Cortes that though cries had been
heard of" Constitution" the " Liberty The
Press and Riego forerer.'r' cries had also
oeen uttered of !" Long lire lie King iciM alb
Sofute Poiefr," " Dozen tcsM the Constitution"
and " Dedih 10 Rego ind Qairoga = and
that the government had taken no ncas,.r, 4
to Suppress The last.
Tie military and civil authorities have beer,
ordered 10 prevent by force persons collecting
- clusters r0nrd The doors Of the Palace " hen
the Deputies are passing.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-12
RUNAWAY

ktROM the subscriber the 5Cib of E.areh
edianes generally known rs the name OF James Low
lDs lie upwards cf SIX feet bigI light coupexion wei
made very sen.'c shrewd, and peri his o,seryat,o
' nov easily iaiim'aicd lie formerly belonged 10 john
SCOT 81 Ao1nare- Performs veil seye.a musical in
uun'nts particularly the octave utcand will p.ciai,
tempt To- PASS FOR free will give thirty dot,
~ pay all reasonable Expenses II delivered 10 me Ia 81
a.gow-or twenty dollars " secured nny ia,i ~ ,t
e aim lie Is nov probably ~ ting vicinity Richmond
hPih . lVJ-H GEO $. EOLLOWAI.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-12
NEW FASHIONS

ubl received and now opening at the Store or MARY
- OUIItGATE an extensive assortment of Hats 4 Rom
nets OF the newest fashions surpassed in
or elegance aslong them black and white IeDl,oru
yeyet straw bonnets chnehia and beaver hats great
soiors plaid ribbons braiJ cu white wreaths and o;er
hcad ornaents waddug and trimming for pelsses; hair
REFS ana frzees caps, cHpe coarcts corsctte; Ma
cassaT Russia and antique oil which greatly contribute 40
tne elegance OF the bead wen the color of the hair
QuirFs essence ofTyre for changing light or red coio
@ 20 dafk brown or black; and many other articles the
millinery line too numerous TO enumerate.
Onhand, few rendy made PEIISSES-Atl Of which sbe
cash. ~ WINS '''
Ieghorn Straw Bonnets cleaned died and trimmed
nj the shortest notice. '' ''""
November rs. r. a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-12
TRUST SALE

DY virir ofa deed OF trust. eveeuted IN se scr;.,
- by Tlaln"s r. iiac$uey bragi1g date day al in
tpe va" nho duy admitted t. record in lie ofirr os
the CLERK ut Flu'agua ouany. fr TIE parpasq, Oh srrunr
ne phyn"n o cerair sums Of 'ney thrtep rSprcs.c
I've IN lh"uai Buuiiu eNcrntor of pnpi cfs senior
viii be sold or Wefarsiay The 1T daref Hr, ye ii cir
oiftwisr 90 : next fair dW, The yrs nd.es nj puljs
ycfty, viz: s
Two lots in ne town n Colombia known iy the numbers
~ gnd 10, incutiag the ferry hh ryers ar "a
much therrn as viii e sncieni pay tire s,iu o afer
mldfcJ md eghtyf<0 dollars AND fly ccfs uiti tniss
thereon from the dty Of September no and Alec r,r
Ike sum VI Three hundred md eirhtv-fwo oars AMI fftv
ceris With niers thereon from the day III September,
iSslt together van tAe costs and charges - sale.
GEORGE HCLEMAN, Trustee.
firvaT0' Enlu y iW-fis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-12

the poor rates must be tgp,;liz.tl All this
will certainly diminish The immediate pressure
OF the evil; hut the true remedy les j., that
due adjustment ofthe supply 10 the demand,
winch human interest and ingenuity Will as
suredly discover in time, but without which,
no legislative power can fix the proper ptice
of any article whatever.
! On the second point, the disorders of tle
South OF Ireland, which may b. considered rs
species of agricultural distress, nothing spe-
ellie has yet been held out but the clos.st
investigation, both rs 10 their causes, effects
and remedies, have been religiously promised.
We are apprchensive that the radical gr;s.van-
ces of Ireland are refrrable rather tn habits
and manners, than TO government and laws;
ont government can often do much in altering
The direction of national manners, and in isr-
proving the general frame of society. The
inischIea caused by abscntees, by middle
men, by the Subdivisions of land and the want
Unemployment, have been well explained, and
duly discussed. The question of tithes has been
very cautiously mentioned, as though both sides
oil the house We're afraid TO touch il. We hone
TINS deiicacy will soon he overcome for tho.
In the view Of the political economisl ,iithes are
but trlfing grievance 10 the occupier OF the
SOIL and dc not essentially atfect his property,
yeti they aflrct his misd, aud destroy his
peace, thy become matters of The highest
consequence.
PERSIA AND TURKEY.
The Porte had received the following la
telligence from Bagdad -
The Persans have entirely ceased hostili-
ties and peace may he consideleda. concluded
between the two powers This notice was
broughtby Tartar, who left Bagdad on the
10th November. The Persian troous had re-
peatedly attacked the places nearest thai city.
but had always been rcpulsed with loss nv he
Pacha's troops. Both parties, weary of this
state of war. without any object, which had
continued for conside. able time, lawfully
accepted the mediation of Shsik, who il
highly esteemed by the Turks Of that province,
and also by Schasade Mahomet All Mira.
Governor Of kermanshah An amicabI. ar
ranSeinrnt, rcn,Ov'Hr every misunderstanding.
was Immediately concluded, according To-
which the two Pacias If the Curds are not Ia
he removed from their posts
Abdullah Pacl,a viii Remain in Sulmanie
and Malmoud Pacha in koi- Sauschak.-
Neither of them cam b. re pioyeI from his post
without the joint consent of the Pacha of
Basdad and the Governor of Kermanshah.
The Persians engaged Immediately 10 leave
the O'tomln territory, and TO make good
without de'ay, the damage they had done
Ac'or ling to latter accounts, nTaIIomet Ali
Mira had fallen III, and was unable to sign
the convention with the Pacha of Bagdad.
and his First Minister was obliged 10 do it,
ihis circumstance, and tifc extraordinary
haste with which the Persian troops mad
'heir retreat, gave some credit to the report
That thr Prince, who is considered as til. real
author and promoter OF the hostilit.s with
the Forte, was really dead %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-12
BY RTTCHlE 4 GOoCH.

! 1r The ENQUIRER unpublished twice week, eeneml.
h and three times week during the session of the State
Jessah1r-rrice the as heretofore Fpe ollars per
annum payable in advance Notes chartered specie
paving hanks on will be received payment The Ed
itors viii guarantee the safety Of RENTING them by mail
sne postage ,f all letters being paid by the writer's
uT No paper will he discontinued, but the discretion
the kdtors until all arreanges have been paid up
fhail have tenth gratis 81 y
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
W One square, hss-Erst Insertion rs cents-cacb
continuance, 80 cents
No Advertisement inserted until has either been maid
assumed by some person in this city, envrons
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Ldnd for sale. nnder decd 0firnSI

y
fSi virtue Of deed of trust, the subscriber
~ 10y John Ware, bearing date the 4th day November
1873 and of record in the clerks Office Of Fuvanna county
we SHALL on Nondagthe I'D day IF prner being
sell at the courthouse Of said county for the benefit of vii
liam ~ Swoope, The highest bidder, for cash certain
tract Of LAND lying in the aforesaid the west
branch oGrcn Bremo creek, remaining $50 known
as the land called YOupgluband tract and the land
purchased by said Ware of a certan Jacob Myers.
The title vested in by said deed will I've conveyed to the
purchaser. MILES cARv
March &c. f0i-tds WN pASTkIirR
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rrince Edward. Matcll io '.7 80 90.


' J I'M OIh OAIITI.
WING in the county NJ Charles CITY, on Tie waters Of
- Chickaiominy river. containing NV estimation us
ceres he the same more less proportion Of which,
Is low grounds Of very superior quaiyWel watered ON
ne Femses are two-siOry wood house, o,erseers
house and n very good nii-seat
should te above land be sold privately before fe
W. daH g my nert, will that day he offered f,a sale
~ PuBLIC AUCTION before the Eagle Hotel tn, city
s'nsSis0in cash, and the balance ~ - months with
nohu ana security or deed of the secure
'e same or 1nger time ~ be given TO carry interest
u The title papers I've with Mr.. Geo p tr,p
who viii sell the ~ nv AGENT ~
Mafch5. qa-fas NJ cprcopv
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Collectors Office. Riehmond,}
2ih March. Ig22 IOi-am

MI: THOMAS E.FoRE, minor, and. resident OF
Iva this state, orphan OF Thomas Fore deceased.
SIRE You hereby notified that on the first day of
herrfed May court next being Monday the 18Th of
Nav or as soo thereafter counsel he heard appca
ton will he made that behalf Of the james River
Company 10 appoint commissioners according law, 10
assess The damages which will result your bordering
on James river in said county, from the erection of dam
across the said river and MISC the damages YOU
VIII sustain from the occupancy much OF land by
the said company, he necessary abunent or
said dam JOHN COALTER, Pres' dent
ofthe James River COMPANY
April o ,ns- o, -P""'
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pdlaabte Real Property at AUCTION.

ga iniiISeII, On VeQueSdUyfhe Gath dan
lnsM ApT nrrf, on the premises, Mt four o'clock In
isAAA- the evening, NV LOT Maia street, wbercon
isa good two story Brick House, flushed in tina,
renders very comfortable residence private family
independent OF basement which is for
store, ms any tenement the the eligibility or
tins situation Tor trade being in the central part OF
,he business section OF The city, he obvious every
one-Iherc are in the yard frame Kitchen a brick
establishment having eighteen thousand dollars
and although it bought four ago. when prupertv
sold very high yet tecrcdis such Il almost
equal to cash purchases consequently the price was much
lower than III IL had been sold the credits given nj that
period ON sales OF real estate The the
lsncv OF Mr. Geo ROlertson ncions air. Isaac White
The lot fronts 81 fcet hack feet
with the privilege OF four feet alley lower side of
the house. 800 -
Two Intellectual attempts having been TO sell this
property, u apprehended that idea obtain that
some limit is liked tn the price, but the subscriber assures
those who may wish 10 vest their funds in that
such an impression exists the minds one err
ioncoustat he is determined well obliged
cesiy 10 sell the property for whatever i'll bring
Which, II not sold privately before the nlove
viii be struck OF to the highest bidder public on that
dsy ~
The terms will he six, twelve eighteen months credit
Tor approved negotiable endorsed notes payable
secure their payment.
If any wishes 10 buy the above property bv private
contract before the day of sale. tic will made
known application Parkhill Robertson Kelso AUG
toncerS. or To uIystlI. JAMES McAIIISTEu
The sale 10 he under the management Of
PARkHILL, ROBERTSON & KELSO.
March 10. Ioo-tds Auctiopcers '
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NUTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN.

HiA by an act OF the Congress of the United States
passed tue AN oil February 800, the farther time oone
year urom the adjournment Of the present session of Con-
gress allowed for the redemption all which have
been sold and purchased in behalf the United States for
the DIRECT TAXES Of 1GI5 ard 1916.
az persons wishing t. redeem lands sold y desig
nrcd collector for the State of Virginia which were pur
chased in behalf Of the United States, will call ON Richard
Jchres Esq Clerk of The United States Court for The Virgil
Mia District. for that purpose
Purchases made in behalf ofte United Of residents
lands in Ills district tbcing the 18th district may
deemed at my office.
WILLIAM D. TAYLOR, Designated Collector
for the State of Virginia, and Col
lecor of the 18Th District.
Collector, tor, Office RishmOnd,}