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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-03-16
PUBLIC SALE.

I'D Y vir;ue of deed Of trust exc
Ab ted by Willi,m Albert TO the sub
seFiher for the purpose Of securing the
payment Of debts therein menti9ned,
due the estate Of Asei;ihali May;i!
deceased, will be sold u, Public Auc-
ton, before the door OF Capt. Edward
McGaire's Hotel, in tie tawn of Vim
chester Frederick county Va. on ZION
day, the 25h dag Of .Harck meet, 10 llle
highs bidder, for ready mo&ey, "A
Tract or Parcel Of Land,
caNTAININe ABOUT ACUES, w.
ing and being near he said town Of
WinehesleF and adjoining the Land Of
samuel Dooicy. There ison said tract,
a DWELLING HOUSE lately oeeu,
pied b! John Anderson The sale will
Commence at one O'Clock P. NJ. Such
title will be made the purchaser as is
vested IN me AZ trustee
JOHN RANSDALL. Trustee.
February % '--t,I.,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-03-16
CORN FOR SALE.

'NHE subscriber WI! sell ut public
Il sale, on the 25h Of the present
month, (Mareh} TWO HUNDRED
BARRELS OF CORN, on a credit of
twelve months. the purchaser, or pur-
chasers, giving bond with approved
security. The sale will take place at
the plantation at pres mt occupied by
the subscriber, two miles below Battle
tows, and adjoining the farm Of Mr..
Neil. p. SMITH.
Moreh 9-St,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-03-16
MAi.SHAL'S SALE.

10y virtue Of Decree of the Win
Q9 chester Chaneery District Court,
pronounced the 2sth day of Novembe-,
1924, in II suit therein depending he
tween George William Campbell and
William Victor Campbell, infant chill
dren and heirs of William Campbell,
deed, by George Reed, their Guardian
and next friend, aud Jane, Rely and
inc heirs OF William Campbell and
others, will be sold before The door Of
James Riely's Store, in the town of
Winchester. OH Friday the tUslfth day
OF aprtt ne1t, me following property,
10 vii: A HOUSE AND LOT, in
the town OF Winchester, on the west
SIDE OF Loudaun-street, adjoining r.
bert GFuy-now occupied by James
Rely and Johe Foster.
A Half-Acre Lot,
on the South side Of Piccadiliy street,
adjoining TIE Int Of Acdrea Bush.
2f-s Acres of Ground,
An ont Lot, adjuining the ;ojs of Ar.
chibald Magiil and Mrs. Overacre.
80 Acres of Land,
near Winchestcr, on the East side of
The road leading from Winchester TO
Charles.own, adjoining the lands of
William Dawson
294 Acres of Land,
situated on the North side If Timber
Ridge, IN the county of Hampshire,
near the road leading from Winchester
to Romney, patented 20 George Mi
ehae' Laubinser f4h September, 1880.
Terms of saIe,-One-hslf of the
purchase money to be paid down, the
residue in two equal annual payments,
with interest from the day of sale, the
purchaser giving deed Of trust on the
property to secure the payments.
Sale 20 commence. at fl o'clock a. MI.
f. NJ. BECK WITH, ID. M
JoHN s. PErToE, ". ". C. D
.ispUary 10 t4
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-03-16
FOR SALE.
fNVHE HOUSE & LOl al

fNSHE HOUSE s. LOi at preseni
IL occupied by MIR. James Graham
The publicity Of this stand aud it beins
SO well known renders it unnecessary
TO dilate upon its advaniages.--The
su 5seriber will sell the same at private
sale bur if sale is not effected pre-.
vious to the 10th Of March, it will be
sold at Public Auction. Possession
will be given on the 6rss of ArriI.-
Reference for further particulars to
Nj. ~. Fitzsimmons
Dee. f--tiie JOHN HASFFIDT
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-03-16
FOR SALE.
Feb. @ If

a MOST VALU ABLE NEGRO
~ FELLOW, now cnuGned in the
Ga of Frederick County. is aged
about 27 {; & is perhaps one of The most
capable, valuable, fellows on farm, in
tins Countrywide can also be highly
recommended for his honesty. The
cause of his confinement will be frank.
iy communicated 70 any one disposed
TO purchase. He will be sold on rea-
sonable credit.
Cash will be paid for young fellow
who eau be recommended as good
farmeF. Apply postage paid) to the
editor of the Gazette. March Eff
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-03-16
NOTICE.

T%HE subscribers having adminis>
"a tered upon the estate Of the late
DR.. Edward Conrad, request all per-
sons indebted to him to make Immedi
ate payment, or close their acc,mpts
by passing their obligations; and those
having claims against said deceased,
are also requested to present their &C
eOmpts f'r adjustment without delay
}iERi0r CONRAD.
JAMES M. ROBERDEAU,
Feb. eff
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-03-16
IN KEN Up

A 8 an estray by the subscriber liv-
ia ing four miles from Winchester
A BLACK AND WHITE STEER;
Head and sides black; belly, back and
tail white, having each ear cropped;
supposed to be between three and four
years old; appraised TO ten dollars
The owner is requested to come for
ward, prove property, pay charge. and
take biGa away. DAVID LUPf0N.
Sd Mo, 2d-3ts.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-03-16
OPEQUON FACTORY
FOR sale or RENT.


~ ME undersigned being DESTROYS Of
d changing his business ON account
OF the iabour attending a manufactu,
ring establishment, would be pleased
to sell on easy terms, or rent his es.
Enlistment, 1.-THE best 90 account of
situation, custom and other advanta-
Ses in Virgiuia,) provided it can be
effected before the first day of April
next, to person we'll qualified to con
duct such an establishment.-Ifn not dis
posed of by the first Of April it will be
continued in operation as heretofore.
H This property is very susceptible
of being converted into Mauufactu.
ring Mill, if such should be desirable
to purchaser-in this respect its 10.
cal situation is perhaps inferior to no
other, DANIEL, AMIN.
Jan. 26-tf
GI The editor Of the Torch Light, Ha.
serstown, is requested to insert The
above seven times, and send his ac-
count to this nffice for collection.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-03-16
MacLianeru for SIZE.

NHE suhscriber having more Car
a ding Machines than are necessary
in his factory, would give the ehoce of
three on accommodating terms, if APP.
plieatioD ia shortly made Also, for
sale, .N'urro,O Steering Machine,
and tUo pair of Hand Shears-they
have not been in use for sor1p time, bat
are considered gooh Apply t.
DANIEL iNNIN.
Onennnn Encfnrr Inn PC fr
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-03-16
BANK STOCK.

TSHIRTY SHARES of VIRGIL
II MA BANK STOCK can be
had upon credit of three years, to
be secured by Deed of Trust, and
SIX per cent. per year paid half
yearly. (IFH Apply 10 the Printer.
March 9.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-03-16

In tic Superior Court Of Chancerg
holden at " incheSter, in Virginia.
BETWEEN
Ambr ,se Barnett, administrator of his
late wife, Margaret Barnett, deed.
AND Plaintiff.
Joseph Helm, surviving executor Of
Thomas Helm, deed aud Elisha w
Williams and john JoiIiifs, execu-
tors of FRANCES Helm, decd. who
was an execHirix of Meredith Helm,
decd. another executor of Thomas
Helm, deed. Defendants
The Defendants, Joseph Helm and
Elisha w. Williams, who are not ins
habitants Of the state of Virginia, are
hereby notified, that on the 19th day
o! February next, at the Office of Lem
uei Bent, Comw;ssioner, in Wiuches-
ter, Virginia, the Dispositions Of Ma
~ Messer, Mary MeCormick, Catha,
riae Priulx, Martin Garnett, Frances
Garnett, Ann Allen, Elizabeth Bar
nett, and Benjamin Helm, will be Ia,
ken Oh the part of the plaintiff in said
suit. And on the 18th day of March
at the dwelling House of Beoja-
min n. Barnett, in Cuipepper conn
ty, Virginia, The DISPOSITIONS of Benja.
min n. Barnett, and klilly Barnett,
will be taken to be evidence In the
same suit on the part Of the plaintiff.
AMBROSE BARNETT.
Jan ~
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-03-16
0"Satc postponed to the I2M Of April
TRUST SALE.

DY virtue Of deed Of trust e1scus
I'D ted by Mrs. Elizabeth B. COlsten,
for the benefit of Jesse Mckay and
others, will be sOId on the I2Ih day of
April next, ut the IIonse where she
lately resided, at public auction. to the
highest bidder, Car ready meuey, sever
al very valuable SLAVES, and some
articles ef Household Furnitcre-Alss
a quantity Of CORN.
OBED WAITE TrHstes.
March 9th-tds.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-03-16
EI.ECII0N-

A N ELECTION will be hell on the
"a Monday hefore the first Tuesday
IN April next. To choose two discree,
and proper persons 20 represent the
county of Frederick in the next session
OF the General Assembly of this Cons
rnonwealth. JOHN SMITH, S. F. C.
March 9. 1922.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-03-16
c celebrated .fit.iBL.A.E' HORSE
ARAB

~ w present i' season 's as
WssfT.1 Mr.. Ralph Murray's,
~2sF&AAs<.Sin Salem, Fsquier coun-
y at Ten Dollars the season; Eight
Dollars the single leap; aud twenty
Dollars insurance.. fhis noble AMI
NAL was sent from Algiers by our late
Consul General at that place (Tobias
Lear. He is seventeen hands and
one inch high; and is thought, by
good judges, to be the Gnest Arabian
ever brought to this country. A GER
tifeate from gentlemen of the highest
resPeetabiliiy, stating that he is one
OF the best foal getters, that has ever
been amongst uss together with other
vouchers, certify ing his character. &e,
are in the hands of the groom, where
ne stands.--GoOd pasture at low
price For further particulars refer
to hand bills IN every instance.
WIN. BECKWITH.
March e-a,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-03-16
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED
JOHN HEISKELL,
aeI three dollars per annam payable IN
atlrGncc.

40 or 10 Shares of Stock
OF the Farmers Bank Of Virginia
wanted. firmly to the Printer.
March So.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-03-16
FOR SALE OR RENT.

AOh oEAlLL Oh hEIV d.
gSHE subscriber will offer for sale
d or rent on Friday the Goth day Of
March, at IL o'clock on The premises,
A Tract of Land,
situate on the Opequon, about one
mile above Henry Sewers and ad.
j'ining the lands of Michael Printz,
Rein Duvall and John Clcyenser,
CONTAINING ABOUT
Q 70 A C. X f. S.
There are on this property a Dwell
LING HOUSE, an excellent Or
CHARD and "a very good SULPHUR
SPRING. About Is Acres of this pro
perry is excellent bottom land, and q.
bout 100 Acres cleared, the remainder
ia heavily clothed with timber. If the
above property is not eoId, il will be
leased for one. two or three years.
Further particulars made known by
application to PETER PRICE.
Fphrrary 2sd-tds
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-08

\ hill q establish AnsUn Acadcny-te,i
third tire aud on molioa the subject was 70.
ierred ca the next Legislature.
Bills cRacted-an additional act respeet;r,
the jurisdiction and proceedings Of Courts a
ProbsIe-to incorporate the prnpfIttors OF IN
east meeting house 10 Machiai-to regulate M
taking oi h-6 III Overs Rnpr--to alter ,ho
names OF certain persons therein nau-d-in
esta bli,h school fund 10 The town Ul IiarlG,,l
TO incorporate the Master, Hariens. AMI
members -ul Lincoln. Lodge-to establish
school fund in the town Of DsAter-to regulate
the expectation OF provisions in ceran,cases--
an addltio;raI aci respecting the Soprerne judi,
ciai Court--in addition 70 All act 70 secure n
owners their properly 10 l5gs. nasls, spar.
aud other timber. I'D certain cases.
|. Resolves enacted, authorizing the Goyernor
! TO appoint one or more agents for the nreser-
.vaion oflimber on the public lands and e,
other purposes-making valid certain eNecrn
| tons issued from lhe clerks tihce in Cumber.
\ land.
Resolve granting 500 to buill bridge
over Great Works kiyer-passed u concur-
renee with the Senate.
A oil To incorporate The town oil hlonson
! passed to be engrossed-aIsoa resolve respect
! ing the Penobscot Indians.
( Resolves respecting state colors and musical
instruments Tor tue militia u The State, passed
to be engrossed.
| The House resumed The consideration Of The
resolve from the Senate-t' fixing the place
for The next meeting Of the Legi,l lure and
for other purposes" which provide for the
appointmentof committee 10 report to the
next Legislature al ssha, rune il is proper 10
locate permanently The seat OF Government,
and where, which passed to be engrossed.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-08
CONGRESSIONAL.

MONDAY, Jan.

mONDAY, Jan. 70.
Mr.. Holmes, from The committee ON finance.
reported, with suudry amendments, the Bill 10
establish The compensation Of officers If the
customs which was read.
Mr.. Nandyke laid before the Senate. ! Ger
tain resolutions OF The Legislature OF Dela-
ware, favorable TO the appropriate of 4 nor
ton of The public lands Tor the Encouragement,
and support Of education which, was read.
VIZ. Noble submitted the folloN ing resou-
iinn. for consideration !
Resolued. That the Secretary Of War he III.
rec,ed to lay before The Senate IA statement
showing the number OF persons placed on The
pension roll, by virtue Of The sci, entitled
" an aci to provide for certain prisons enga-
ged m the land and naval service Of the Uni
Ted States, in the revolutionary war" passed
the ieih day of March. 1918 apd the ium
.rr Of persons placed on the penson roiE un
der The act Of Congre,, of rbe fist Of Nav.
i8s0-and also the number rejected under
tie provisions OF The ls>t Iecited act g. sir ck.
ir",a The pension ryli, which were placed
thereon. under Tho aci first above lFecied.
MIR p'Wolf submitted The follow ing re;o-
luiisn ~ consideration
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-08
TREATY WITH FRANCE.

letter has hesn received in Boston from
Liverpool, dated The 22I of Dec. conanunica.
ting The important intelligence ibst the French
!. and American Ministerial Paris had ccnclu-
ded Treaty of Commerce andthat French
national vessel was Immediately ordered for
he United States with messenger 10 pro-
coed TO Washington with the Treaty
On This subject we have belore US a. letter
from Paris, dated Nov. 25h, which SAYS, al
an happy, however, 10 say. that Mr.. GALA
TIN, (who has. had several interviews lately
yith VI. PAsqrIeR, the Minister Of Foreign
Affairs thinks. that the las, proppsitioniDf the
american Government and which NJ Do Neu.
vile rejected in August last, will be assenred
10 by the French Government to whom Il was
sent lately by The Minister Boa Cent.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-08
Legislature OF Maine.
SEN.iTE.

/, MONDAY, Feb. 4.
a Message was received from The Govern
our dyed Feb. 4 b aud laid upon the table hy
The, Secretary OF State. respecting the division
OF theordaance and military stores between
Massachusetts and Maihe, hich was read and
cumPrtied.
LfP1e 70 arittdson. was reported on the re
"io'6 OF The seiectmen Of Ell.wurih-Nicb-
Baker ard others.
iPe committee 10 whom was committed
ne Su' Itc! OF opening a Tuad from Plantation
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-08

RtS'ped, That the . committee on CON.
mercs and manufactures be instructed to re.
port a bill lor allowing draw hacks on mer-
chandise exported, winch shall be msnuiac-
lured from foreign materials, 10 line amour,
Ui the duties on such materials.
Mr. Chandler laid Oh the table the following
resolution
Resoked, That The committee on roads and
canals, be instructed 10 inquire into the esPe--
diency OF erecting military road, from the
town Ut Arson, in. Maine, Up the kennebec
river, TO some point on the line between the
Stale Of Maine and The pros iBce of Lower
Canada and another military road, from the
town OF Bangor, in Maine, TO soIne point on
the line between he Stale Of Maine and the
province OF New Brunswick
Mr.. Holmes, OF Maine, submitted The fol-
lowing resolution: r .... .. 49,.
Resolved, That The Secretary of abe Treas
ury, be directed To transmit to the Senate, a
list Of the revenue bonds, taken by the seve-
raj collectors Of the customs, which now re
main unpaid, with the names, dates, d times,
they respectively were or shall become due.
TUESDAY, JAN. 90.
t. The President laid before the Senate let.
ter from the Secretary of War, transmitting a
isl Of contracts entered into by that Depart
ment, in the year 1921. ,- -.'-
Mr.. Walker having obtained leave, into
duced bill 10 provide for paying TO the State
of Alabama, three per. cent Of the nett pro
ceeds Of the sales Of The public lands in salc
State which was twice read and referred.
Mr.. Holmes, OF Maine, laid before the Sen
ate a report, and suudry resolutions adopiet
+ by the Legislature Of that State, favorable &c
the Maryland proposition relative TO gran
.ut public lands TO the old States, for the pur
pose OF education; aud the document wa
read
The resolution offered yesterday by Dir
Holmes, OF Maine, was taken up, and havnI!
been modified by bin, SO as 10 extend tln
scope Of inquiry, 1t was agreed TO.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-08
ENGLAND.

An alteration rather than change ofjIiols
ters, has taken pace in England. Some ole
monuments have retired, and have been sue
ceeded By yeunger aspirane. ATROCITIES
continued TO ne perpetrated in Ireland but
her history tor years has been co9ded with
similar cranes winch are Mhpliy pncOnnec-
ted with the political administration Of The
-Islsnd- ,,'~'' --
! One fact is interesting, NAMELY, abat most
of the Maritime Powers of Europe are making
large and veighfy ausmentaiiOns of their
Nayics.- Boston Centinel.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-08
FRANCE.

The King Of France has made an entire
change Of his Ministers: The new ones are
Charter Royaiists, and possess greater energy
than the dismissed ones ho had osi the CON
irtrnce Of the Representatives of the nation.
The first act of new Ministers vas good one
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-08
FOREIGN NEgS.

BY ar arrival al 10 'op. rSm Liverpool, on
don dates 70 Dec. 21fhavs bSon received. Frog
tie psrers flrnised ey this strvsl the CsntBuL
has furnished Us iih the iolloSving summary
The European sky continued cloudy, but
there were no porteLts OF ia very speedy
storm,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-08

.
don dates 20 Dec. 21shsv' bSon received. Frog
tie psrers flrnised cy th. strrval tie CsninuL
IA. furnished Us uiihthe following summary
The European sky continued cloudy, but
there were no porteLts OF ia very speedy
storm.
RUSSIA AND TURKEY. -
The quarrel between Russia and Turkey
remained unaccommodstsd.s The Emperor
Alexander appeared 10 insist pn The ulttmdtHm
he had pioposed to the Subline Porte. for the
indemni6caIiou and protectrdn of The Greek
Christians in Turkey and ,he Sultan Nah
rnoud appeared afraid Of the consequences To
bimseil personally, and 10 bis ministers. It he
should mske the sacrifices dernsnded by IT : &
had called upon the Great European Powers
10 iu,erpose their mediation son The subject.
ALEXANDER. on his part, had assured bis broth
.er Soverrisn., that though be could easily en-
force his ultimaium by force q arms, he was
ready 10 receive and desirous 10 listen TO any
means 10 affect his object, without that resort
Here the suffice, rested at the last dates.-ll
the Sovereigns could point oul those means
well; If not, and Turkey continued obstinate,
it was apparent that war must ensue, IN tue
time. ..' '.. - NM.
PERSIs.
Persia, j, appears, had not only declared
war against the Porte but had actuall y-invsd'
81 the Turkish dominions. There was no ev
i,Ience that she was the tool of Russia in thu
unexpected messure.-Is il noitprobable, tha
seeing the distracted and merIaced situation
of the Turkish Empire; she seized upon. 'h'
occasion to cripple powerful !and oserbea'-
ing neighbour
GREECE.
The tidings, from Greece, anil ibe Morea
are full OF events; but the critical observe
will see, that they abound in exsggeratIons.
| SPAIN. 49,
Spain continued agitatea by spirit OF in
.urrect,on, il not Of Retolufion.. Hostility Il
the Monarch, and the Monarchy, appeared i'
gather boldness d,iy. Blu, ferdinand seem
ed 10 show degree OF firmness which It wa
mol before known, he had any pretensions 10
lie Trad repeatedly refused 10 comply wit
loud demands 10 dismiss bis Ministers; AM
anticipating the fate ofhis relative, Louis 18th
he had sworn, like Macbeth, {" tOd,e wih hnr
mes, on his back" Spanish revolution Gel
tainly appeared to be at no great distance
In such an event, what viii be the measure
which The Holy Alliance" will adopt, mus
be left To politicians to say. i-f
FRANCE.
IT,, Pc oC Hronro hos made an pntir
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-12
gGgGe ;0a5stte.
WINCHESTER.
SATURDAY,, October l2, 1899.
TFrR THE GazxrTE /

10 the youths Of Winchesfer. Suho have
FORMED Themselves INTO Society. and
AaUr Gppeiiated At 1.-The Poiemick So
ciety.
u w long his institution has been in oDe.
ration, have not sscertained, But one tang
is cer'an-that is--they displayed perspicui-
ty, ingenuity, and argumentative talents last
evening a. their room.
VS. waking alone. indulging in the plea.
sing reflec ions ut the sections OF the dsy.
when, upon u sudden, my attention was cal.
led by a voice.. stopped, and the frs, dis.
tingulshed words heard were, .sworthy
pres ldeni." immediately drew nearer-but
too late TO hear tverbslimJ the question or
subject of discussion. But the inference
drew from wha, heard was, las l heard TO
dayl that the question was, in import, SINH
lar to he succeeoing--"W whether Wine Or
Women has the mos, influence en- Man.~ II
was ably discussed, and jedgma,ically closed.
L must accord with an eminent writer. that.
"v"iu"hie is he talents solid the Judgment
and inge"ius the oratory, when natural
and $" improved" May they meet their re
spec'Te merits. for the formation of the so
cie'y; nd may they reap unlimited harvest
IN he held # knowledge, is the sincere and
ardent wish of Their friend
STRA NCED
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-12
HILL s. DALE.

SILL desire 20 sell this FARM,
II "ne Of the most productive in the
Valley, Astounding with an abundance
Of wood and water, and entirely on.
closed with substantial Fences. and in
the best order for farming. Persons
disposed to purchase will apply 20 me
by letter or otberwise, and The term,
and payments will be promptly discIo
sed. Ii will be divided TO .ui, pur.
ehasers. JOHN HOPKINs
July 27--sm.
N. B The habit which has been
formerly permitted, but recently forbid,
OF persons making a public road
through my enclosures, will no Longer.
oB aBy consideration, be submitted to,
and all persons cfFeudiDg in lhi, re-.
sPect viii, after tbi. notice, be prose-
7oied according 10 law. J.H,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-12
Virginia to wit:

ht R~les hola'sa in tie Clerks Office Of The
Supt ,oT Court of Chance,J for the
W 1 ,n,,: District tie. first Monday in
Benjamin COmegies and Harrison
Waite, Pla;ni;fr
EDWARD Beeson aud David R;dgeway.
Jesse Beeson and Micsjah Beeson.
Executors. with said Edward. Of
Edward Beeson, deceased, and Mat
thew Ransnne, Derendsnts
The Defendant, jesse Beesou. nat
having entered his appearance aud 81
ven security according to the Act Of
Assembly and the Rules of this Court
and it appearing by satisfactory eve.
denee, that he is not an inhnbitHnt If
TINS country: IL is ordered, That the
said Defendant do appf ar here on In.
hrSt day of the next term and answer
the bill of the plaintiffs; and that a
copy OF this order be forthwith insert
e1 10 some newspaper published in
Winchester. for two months ,uecss.
sively, and postsd at the front door og
The Court House in The said town oF
"inehester. y Copy-Teste,
DANIEL LEE. c. c.e.
Augnst t7-C.