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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-12
Frederick Cuu.
MIR. John .llensworth-

FB7 Kh NOIlCE, ,hS, ao tb.. 49,,
IL Day OF November next. between
D. hours 81 8 ia The forenoon, and 4
-, -, The afternoon, of that day, al the
:, Tavern Of JehD Jacobs, in The town of
'front.' Royal in the county CT Freder-
* aud State Virginia, i shall pro-
,,rd L" take the deposiiinns of Samuel
h'?eweli and others, which it ia INV
intention to offer AS evidence in ,wo
snlls depending in The Superior Court
u Ehancery, holden at Winchester. in
o"e ~ which you ara complainant and
my"et and Others defendants, and in
he other myself and Others are com.
p'",nants, and yen are defendant
REUBEN MOORE.
OcI. 4 q at.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-12
John Arnold, Mary Arnold,
John " inder, Betsy " ind.
er, James Castleman and
Nancy Castlemap:
Oct ~.

+ AXE NOTatE, That IN the
Y 18th of November next, between
me hnuFs of sunrising and sunsetting
OF that day, at The Office of Master
COMMISSIONS Woodrow, in the town
III Rnmne,. Hampshire county, Nirsi.
MA, shaii. by virtue of a commission
for that purpose obtained. proceed to
take the deposition of George Esk.
ridge; which deposition, when obtain
ed shall offer rs evidence in sun
row depending in the High Court of
Chancery for the Winchester District,
Virginia, wherein 1, AS The surviving
partner of abraham Usher g. Comma
ny, am plaintiff, and you. Mary Ear
hart, Jacob Earhart, John Earhart,
Phiiip Earhart, jain Frederick, Ly-
dIa Frederick, John Frederick. iunior.
and Susan Earhart, are defendants.
J. KELSO,
Surviving partner Of Ahrsham Ush-
er E" company October H.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-12
PUBLIC SALE.

UNDER Authority Of deed Of
ffus' fr"m Jacob Wife Isaac WoIgs
and Eiize be'h Wnlfe, TO the subsyriber
Tor 'he ben-fi' of Robert GRAY &. f
washington liz Singleton, & Ca.
'he'e vii! be offered for sale or the
market house square in Winchester.
on 'he t'' day If November court next
Wagon 4 horses, & gears, a parcel
o. sheep 6 quantity of household
'ufOl'mre. The sale will be for cash
and will lake place aboui IL n,cIoek
A ). FIDBALL. Trustee
Oct. AZ
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-12
PUBLIC SALE.

SAibL be sold az the la.e residences
w OF Samuel Mccormick deceased
IA Monday the 2sth inst. Horses. Cow.
farming Utensils, Wheat. Rye. Aay.
ne stock of Leather iu the Tan. ward.
aod other articles, Far all sums above
i've dollars credits If nine month, will
D. gwen, the purchaser giving b,sJ
.od good security: for all sums u: fly
dollars and under cash must b. paid
The sale TO commence "a, 10 ,'el ok
DAWSON MCCORMICK,
Executor.
f'e"f'''k Nnu 80 9, 1922
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-12
Virginia to wit.

~ falsS holden in the Clerks Office of the
superior Cou,' of ChancerT for The
manchester District tie. FIST Nondav IN
august, 1872 ."
Joseph 9 Bdrker pja,r,;8
AGAINST
John Gardner, Philip Gardue- g. John
buptOu. DsfsnJsn,o
ME Defendants. John Gardner e.
u Philip Gardner, not having enter
ID their appearance and given security
according 10 the Ae. Of Assembly ami
the rules Of this Court, and !, a opear-
i"g by satisfactory evidence, thai rhev
AZ, ~ Inhabitants Of thi. countrys Il
IS ordered, That the said defendants do
APP here on The first day Of he oext
ter"' & answer IN bill ~ III. plaintiff!
& thai "A copy r. this order be forthwith
deserted nv some new.pupe' published
IN Winchester, for two months sucee.
'ively I'D posted at the front door Of
lhe Court House in The said town Of
Wiueht ster.
A ropf -Tesfe,
DANIEL LEE, c. c. c.
August 40. IVY
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-12
Trust Sale.

-Irtue ii D. # Trust exeeu.
Il y ti by Edward Turner t. secure
a dtbt due TO John Morgan. L shall of.
f-r io' sale, on the premises, on the
29'h inst. a lot IF land in the Manor
o. Leeds; having On it a Water Grist
Mill aud Distillery--also two still
one half t'atent, the other plain so
Beer Iub,--a Road Wagsou--5 Hor-
ses end Geers-2e Head of Hogs. 20
head of Sheop-.fo head of Cattle
viz. Mich Cows-Steers and year
lings - Such title as said Trus, vests in
M, as Trustee, shall be made the pur-
chaser
BALLS DAVIS
oet. .: Trustee,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-12
Mr.. Peter Rust

TAKE NOTICE that IN the is n
day If November next, between the
hours of1o in the forenoon end %
clock in lhr afternoon, at the Office ng
LemneI Bent, Commissioner IF the
Winchester Chsucssv Disfrict Court.
(Which office iS IN he Corporation Of
Winchester, in The COuniy IS Fredsr
kek and Commonwealth IF vi giniaI
We hall as, Executors FIR ber, DIM,
bar, deed. by virtue nfa Commission
for that purpO.e, AXE he i POSITIONS
OF Oliver Funston, David Carlile.
Thomas BTiary md 1avld c, 1,leman
which Dispositions will be offeted az
evidence al the trial nSa uif now de,
pending in the said Chsueery Court,
wherein you are plaintiff, md we m
The character aforesaid sre Defend.
ants.
SAMUEL BHYARLY,
LEWIS HOFF.
October 3,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-12
" Whnt shaiorS II are. and achct
shadolcs 7cp pursue 10
-DfcN-
-DicN-

On The Sd inas his residence nesr
Br" kVill", l. Montgomery county. Md
Thomas Moore, most respeetsblr
m"'abe' of thr Society IF Friends, and
Principal Engineer to the Board NJ
Public Work: "f Virginia. His useful
life wa" closed. after an Illness Of sbop,
twelve DAYS The loss 10 hi family srd
to society. civil and religions, will be
more readily felt than Described. Thu
writer # this has known him long and
known him intimately, and can, with
confidence attest his integrity in IKE
Performance Of every dutv, hoih public
and private. No part IF his life was
more interesting than that which i'm.
medi"tcly preceded his exit. is being
eminently calculated TO induce thpsp 6
ronnd him TO adopt the languages L..
me die the death Of The righteous, and
let my lsat end BE- like hill,
-, On Wednesday last, greatly regretted
on accoun of her amiable disposition and es
tiU HE rharacter Mrs. Russell. wife e MIR
lsaar Russell 'hs &C.. nd dsuph or a.
VI. - Pr IL A nd
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-12
MOI ICE,

! 9f Virtue OF Il Deed Of Trust exc
J Scu'ed TO the subscriber by DAM
81 Rasin, for the purpose of securing
Nichard r Fletcher. as security foI
the SAID kas'n, will be soli. at public
auction, on Monday the 2slh inst. for
'"ady money, one house and lot ".
ing on Irish street, in the town of
HarrisOnburg.
ALSO,
one black smith shop. aud SO much
OF the lot OH which il stands as was
not sold and conveyed to Jacob Yous..
The sale will take place on the pub
ne square in Harrisonburg, and such
'iile as Ia vested in me az Trustee. I
VII convey to the purchaser.
WILLIAM HERON. Trustee.
,.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-12
Public Auction.

HE subscriber vail uffer For sale.
a al public Auction, On the 29th
oet"oer inst, on 'h' premises, the
PLANTATION.
on which he has long resided, about
3 miios from Winchester, containing
s3s ACRES.
90 or 70 "f which are in Tiuiber-This
tarm is situated in good neighbor.
hood IN point Of society; and is 40
generally known that it is deemed uu.
necessary 20 enter into particulars
The terms will be made aeeommoda
ting.
DANIEL McGRUDER.
Sept. 81.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-12

virginia TO wit Il:
At Rules holden in the clerks once of
the Superior court ofchancerp il the
pinchester District the first .8oadav
an august, 1922
Joseph Thomas, plaintiff
AGAINST
john Shaftrr and Francis FL. Gone.
-, Defendants.
HE Defendant, Francis II. Cone
e not having entered his appearances
and gwen security according 10 The act
OF Assembly aud Inc rules of this
Court, and it appearing by satisfactory
evidence that he is not an iobab;tnnt
OF this Country IL is ordered.
That the said Defendant do epuear
here on the frat day of the nexi rm
and answer the bill Of the Plain
tit; and that a copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in some news.paDer
published in Winchester for two
mouths sueeessively, aud posted at the
front door of The Court House in the
said town Of Winchester
a Copy.-Te.te,
DANIEL LEE, O. C., C..
August f7-B
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-12
s. s nj. ALLEN 3
WASHING ron CIry.

j 4 AVE The pleasure IL uRt-lag I'd
I their customers aud Tho ruhlic,
tickets and shares. in great variety
IT nuo,bers, in the
MARYLAND STATE LOTTEGY,
10 De drawn an he eity Of Baltimore
This Lottery will be completed ~ ten
drawings only, thereby securing Ia The
adventorer speedy resul, u, invest
meots. Cash will be Adspnced for
prizes sold at Alice Office,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-12
NOTICE.
Oetnhes II

THE annual general meetios; Of The
stockholders of the New Shenandoah
company, for the year 1929, will be
held at the Washington Tavern, in
the town of Harrisonburg. On the 10Th
November, as required by the act of
interpretations:
SAMUEL H. LEWIS, t A S.
Oct .hpt. t..
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-12
Notice.

'ENHE OVERN EERs ofMs Pour g.
D ne Parish of Frederick and Cor
poration OF Winchester, are hereby no.
tined that an adjourned meeting Of the
raih oVerseers will be held at the
i,oor.houSe, on Thursday the 7th day
OF November next at1f o'clock. A nj
tor the purpose of settling with fhe
Collector, and transaetiug such other
business ~ may come before the boar
Or 8 LFMUFL nFNT c1Rpr
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-12

W. are glad to have it in our power
TO contradict the report cf the death of
DIR. M'Mnhon at Pensacola. Our in
formati"u was derived from letter
from the Vicini'y af Pensacola, dated
tn" 9th Sept. A iet,er has been reeei-
we'd IN this City from DE-, McMahan
himself, dated 90 thu 9TH. ANNOUNCING
himself to De cnnv ai"scent.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-12
To " eayers.

Eve subscribe. Si.hts 10 empI,y
n man VIII" understands Spinning
& weaving aud another who Is rally
qualified to execute any kind Of plain
weaving. broad or narrow.
Nom but sober. industrious men. need
apply. DANIEL AMIN.
Opfquon Factor, June 80.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-12
Notice.

The Subscribers caution all per-
sons from trespassinS on their Farm
near Winchester. Those whp disre-
gard This notice will be risidIy prose
cutcd.
CATHARINE MACKY.
JOHN MACKY
Oetnhes II
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-12
Virginia to wit.
August &c.

Virginia to wit.
I'll R"tes holden IN HE clerks Office of
Me superior court of chancerv for
me Winchester District the frt lion
ddy in august 1899.
James B Hall. committee for Cyru.
Lawrence, luna;ie. plaintiffs
8SuinSt,
Abner Redd and Betsy his wife. =
James Newbapk, and Jane hi,
wife' Eleanor Lawrence, John r
Lawrence, James Lawrence
Alexander Lawrence, and Mar.
gaFei Lawrence heirs of James
Lawrence deed. .
The Defendant Alexander Law
renee, not having entered his an.
Pearsnee and given security sCeor-
ding to the Act of Assembly aud the
Rules OF this Court, l. it appearing BIZ
satisfactory evidence, thai he il not an
InbabitsDt of this eoBntryi 1t is order.
ed, That the said Defendant d. an.
pear here on the first day Of the next
setO, and answer the hill Of the plain
TN; aud that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published iu Winchester, for two
months excessively and posted at ihe
front door Of the Court House in eaid
town Of Winchester.
Il COPy-Teste,
DANIEL LEE, C.. c.
August 40. w,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-12
Virginia to wit (:


al Rules holden IN the Clerks Office of
The Superior Court of Cha,,csrW for
the Winchester District the first ION,
dag IN September 1922.
Henry Franks and William Northern.
Plaicliffs.
Against,
Elijah Groves Admin. of William
Berry decd. and also Admin'r az
Thomas Berry deed. and others.
Defendants.
He defendant, Elijah Graves.
4 not having entered his IN.
pearanee and given security according
OF The aei Of Assembly aud the rules Of
Ihis Cont, and it appearing b, salts
taeio'y esidence, thsi be is no, An in
habitant ofrhis county 1t is ordercl
That the said deFeDdan, do anne.
here on the first day Of The next ',r,a
and answer the bill Of the plslnnGl.
and that copy Of this order be fnrtJ,
"'ih inserted in some newspaper pra-
Ilshed in Winchester, for two nont..
successfully and posted at the foe
DOOR OF the Court House in the sad
town OF Winchester.
A Copy-Teste
Sep. :. Dan - .Ec
BI.R * TlE Z FlE
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-12
TAKEN UP

TAKEN UP by the subscriber H.
wing hear berrtVilIe, Frederick Gun
" nn thF Goth August, an estray s,sero
having an und~rbit In the left ear.
white hind les', and white spot in his
''rehend' Appraised t, Sts 80 seuts.
JOHN BAKER.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-12
APPOINT& VENT.

Yesterday the Executive Council appointed
John " Green, E,q. Of Frederick , burg,
Nhe Judge # the Frederick sburg ard vii.
Hamburg Chancery court) 90 b. Ju!gc of
the Court of Appeal, to su3ply ne vacancy
occa''oned w the death of Spencer Roanc.
Esq. Compiler.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-12
MhCSiU-r.b
-fparrten-

"" h'ndsV 3u'h = - ~ ''r Rev'd Ber
jau',n Dawson, VI, John l. Buck. merchar,
at p Gibson, M:ssiss'pct, o Miss 3,,,;o
{. d."ghter Of Thomas Buck, Jun. Of hi,
CnuN'y
-, l. st week, IN M.rylsnd, MIR. Jane,
EntLe"s Mss Susan Parrot. 18th Ut hs
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-12

Nore Hines an North Carnlina. Gold
and Silvsf, a. vii as lead, in c"us,d-raht,
Quantities, lave LACEY ber0 discovered in
IL Elm County, in the State # No. h Car.
olina-
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-12

~ IS announced III the Worcester, Mass
papers thai Ionsthan Russell, Represents
tive IN Congress from the state OF Massschu.
sets has derlined being candidate for re.
election Ibid.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-12

The whole number of votes taken at the
late election of Represe ntstivrs 20 Congress
IN he state of Mississippi, WIS 7465; of
which C. Rankin had 1911. and G Poindexter
2654.-.Nat Int.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-12
Public Sale.
Oct. s.:

HE subscr,b, # r. for sale the
Farm an which h Mt present re
sides. Ii Is situated about 3 miles from
the White Post, aud about IL miles
from Winchester This Farm con.
taIns
SIC Acres,
one third OF winch u nrest land. the
balance, through which fine stream
II waller passes, l. good Limesto
iund IN pretty good heart and s.ry i'm
Proveable-rhere is upon the Farm an
exeeiien, new barn, a small. but com.
Portable, dwelling house, aud Other ne
cessary out houses. The terms of sale
can be made known, by application to
the subscriber, who will shew the
land with pleasure to any person dis.
posed 10 purch ase; and will be prompt
y attend to any written commuuica.
ton directed to him at Millweod.
JAMES HAY.
Oct 1e.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-12
EGTthenrO0re, China CT Glass
Hrrn S,n Q. O.

- 'S''I'C - OtUSS
HUGH SMITH s Co.
IA AVE Received by b, Ship Bcs.
q 4 ton and other arrivals ,hei r fall
supply OF good, which eoables them
TO offer general and very extensive
assortment in their line. They have
made such arrangements that they can
give every Dispatch 20 any orders
with which they may be favored
ALSO FOR SALE.
An Extensive assortment of Stone
Ware and Pipes in Boxes
Mex rdris, Seq 2t
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-12
Virginia to wit

Oct. O.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-12

August 40. IVY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-16
- FOR THE ENQUIRER.
CURSQRY HINES


beg leave To submit "a few queries TO The II nj -
~ Confess 'c Questions presented by the Kentucky
Mssion are delicate tnd dilIcul--Lut does il moi M,
pear ,liai we have two seis of claims sains; Keu1tc
Ky, OF very different tescrnton 'The ocr,,,,,n,
case, and the military claims
Around he iisi, have uot vonr citizens The broad
siI' ~ oi dera court, use the wu,,ls of Nj
Morris OF Nuol' ~
Can any 'i NJ YOU do, as 10 them or can - hoard
VI commissioners ,mIaii the rights OF your citizens
Eat henucky has also treated YOU wrong in am
DINER way.-She has wires cd from vuu, soId;,.r.
uie i'ius 10 whici they we've cni;iicd-Etu car,
thry Obtain amy ied eSs iy the Supreme Courl ,
lis MOI hIs an affair between sovereign states
ai'u nae 1neSe injured citizens any other resource
tihh III a Board oil Commissioners
understand the resolutions OF Mr. Morris of III
10 ADMIT that tins IL enquiry which onsht TO b.
redI esscd aHd Ia tins way onlyl understood him IA,
say Yesterday IN has place, thai briUI the close of the
session perhaps IL would be necessary to act mon that
1""Dec.-ahu peih'Hs ourselves 10 propose board 10
kentucky. WHAT, sir, say To Kentucky today yo.,
Ill not appoint board her ask N.Y. and 10 morrow
propose Que yourselves :-is this The way 10 obtain
REDRESS IL you Ieuse her. do you expect She viii
y'e'u 10 you NO, ho-ihs - human naiure---it
Is nol The character OF sovereign states
Se'zc then the present UllpOruiiiy Safe ono class
OF claimants, you cannot iJcre anoler ask Messrs
clay anu bh'b, Then, they agree oa board with
general powers, TO tahG the whole comuac INTO con-
.dtr ION! irihey say so, be done win tie business
10 ~ Mr. oirlund advised you to do put the cues
ton, aud bring il ~ once To issue
But II they full powers seize this occasion II,
protect '; te ccn ads ui those revo luiionary wor-
th'eS, whose wrou9s from the state of Kentucky
were 80 cioqncnty depicted by Messrs Blackburn
,"u horris-ocze THIS occasion ; perhaps IL is the
ias You viii havc-Il the onmiitec on the military
claims are about To- report in ,ay or Two (as Mr.
Morris OI " suggcsied) that We ought ia nus Eeut,c-
~ Tor Justice, do not he too husty in ceclng the
Ncnlncky Mission LOBBY MEMBER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-16
HIRGLNI4 LEG[SL.lTNRE.

FkOCEEDINGs % THE HOUSE OF DELEoATEs.
Wednesday, FEB. ia communication
rom 'ne Senate, that they had passed DE bib
" TO amend an act entitled AN act author.ziag
William McClng to build toll-bridgs over
big Clear creek y and the bill 10 amend lhs
LIST section oftbe pilot iq,o.
A Report from the Committee of Roads
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-16

TF1HE tract OF land formerly advertised the Enquirer
n containing about six hundred acres, called ihe GLEBE,
situate ~ The unty Oflanrsir, viii be sold tie pre-
misses on Tuesday the i9ih n.tnnt fair IL next
iar day. RALPH EDMONUS, Trustee.
February SO. q
NOMMirrED To the isl OF Amherst county Virginia On
~ the 10Th of Dccem her last negro who calls hint
self ANTHONY. and says be belongs William Haskin, Of
Adbima. am that he moved from Alhcmaru uny in this
state au purchased him OF John Scott The said Anthony
saws h IS hv-iNe Of age, dark cnmreSon and
made, FIVE feet inches high The owner Of said ne-
gro Is desired 10 prove property and take him away, " 10
viii bc disposed OF as The law directs.
JOHN FRANKLIN, Tailor Of Am.
February 10. 9f-WfCw hers ettutv.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-16
BANK NOTES LOST.

A LETTER containing tie f,l.nwing Bank Notes was
y put Ia te post Office at Nashville the I'D November
last addressed "a tile suhscrcrwhich has not baud.
Louisiana state Bank, letter d. M. 30, luyable New
orleans ~ a. Loigee, s2l March 1913 500
Farmers Bank Of Na.A CO2 payable AZ Lynchburg
to G.. johnson, 1919, 90
ditto do. N 3iGi, payable 10 do. Is Nov. 1919, 80
IHtto do. g 53i5, payahie to de-. 2Iuly 1918, 50
DITTO do. 2lS7 payable 10 do. 2 April 1875 %
Bank OF Virginia, as PAY able at Lyncliturg to ".
NOrveii, ~ July 1919, 80
DITTO G Sf3, payable go ~. July 1914, 20
Ditto II S93, (nanc not legiblcJ Aug.
1878 o. 1915, %
The above nolcS endorsed AZ Cor End underneath
" III. Neatman, - Nov fg2i."
Pos Notes Of the Merchants Bank oftte City Of New
bCr, N $40. sos, 55A 355 $50 7 and $685. for 100 each,
u payable 20 days after date james r. Atec order.
aud endorsed Fay To the order vi T.. Cunningham
Richmond, Va. tn. Yeatnian"
Measures have been aken stop the payment ofthe above
notes. and all persons cautioned against receiving
EDWARD CUNNINGHAM 4 CO
The editors Of the Lynchburg Press reaocstcdo
sh the above oF moh, and 90 Ifciy bccurss5
E. q. Z CV Tas. - 1T-gn1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-16
THOMAS VANNERSON.

ATTORNEY AP LdW,
FFERS his professional services public. He will
- regularly atcud the superior aud inferior courts in the
city OF Richmond only But will obey the calls of business
To- any OF the adjacent counties. Ills Office the rear Of
Messrs pu'a hcKidoes sure, the paved alley leading
from J 10 18th street, gnd two dOors above the o. s. Loan
Onire.
hiclmond. Fehraay &c. 2i-qnnfm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-16

II this objection does not lie in relation to
contracts expressly declared void by statute.
neither does it, as to such as are concusiveIy
held to be so, by being prohibited under PEE
nalties. The cases referred To in the argu-
inent, show that the contracts are void in tine
last case, ms well as in the first.
We are of opinion to reverse the decree,
and perpetuate the Injunction.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-02-06
10icn,

At Marlborough, on the 4th inst. Mrs. Mary
Brigham, widow of the late Mr.. George Brig
ham, aged 81: Printers in The STATE Of JNsso-
York are requested to inscrt this death.
In Spencer, on the Sd inst. Mr.. Joshua Be-
mis-, jun. aged %.
Al Sutton, on the 96th ult. while on a visit.
MIR. Caleb Putnam, aged Sc. Printers il, N.
York, Nsig-Hampshiye, and TermOnt, are re-
quested to aaasert this.
I. In Westminster, Dec. Goth, Mr.. Thomas
Merriam, aged XCs Printers IN N. York and
Vermont are reqaested TO publish this DEATH ,
In Southbfidge, on the 30th ult. widow Mary
Duger, aged 81. She left II brothers and sis
tiers, whose ages average 20 years. Printers
an Vermont and .NesC- York are requested TO tn
serf this DEATH
In Leominster, on the 18th ult. Deac. Abb
jah Butler, aged 71.-Mr. Asa Carter, aged
71.-Nlrs. Rachel Ware.
In Petersham, on the Odd ult. Mrs. Nancy
Tower, wife of Lieut.. Jonas Tower, aged SO.
Printers an ". York and Yernont are requested
to insert this.
In Grafton, on the 30th ul. after confne.
ment Of 8 or years, Mrs. Sally Holbrook, wife
of MIR. Stephen Holbrook, aged 40. TPrauer.
a. Vermont are requested to publish fkis.1
In New-York, Barent Gardiner. formerly
member of Congress.
In Portsmouth, Rev. Joseph Walton, aged
80, Pastor of the Third Congregational Church
in Portsmouth.
In Gorham, IN. H.) Mrs. Sophia Chaplin.
wife of Mr.. Henry Chaplin, aged SO.