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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-04-10
MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR.

Ihe minds cI "A ,'sidrr o part oi ~
Shy, have tor Q week or Two past, been pain.
fH sxclled, by rhmots and susp,,i"ns Of o
mu der commited Ola one OF our ciuzens, iu
house Of infany, al that den of abominstion,
Cod.cr dpok, Suspicion sod conjecture a.
aide, however, 1t is an sgreed fac', that MIR.
). L. man having ian,iiy-himselt PEI tson-
ally ,espe c,s6ie-In regular settled business,
mud Master Of one Of .he Lodges in this city,
has been missing, snd absent fro N his family
aud unheard Of since last Monday nigh, a
fartnght. On the evening Of TIA, day about
10 o'clock, he was seen In Grand Street, near
the place where it is feared he was robbed
aod mu dered, in state of partial Iuebfia,ion.
Abou, Two o'clock the same nlght, the neigh
bo,hood were alarmed with the cry of mur.
der, proceeding rom house Of i!i.fau,c, ST
the corner Of G aud and Wainut-S,reets, SO
loud and 50 long continued, as to induce some
OF the neighbors to open their windows to
hearken. The cy of the suffering man
seemed to proceed q, Fl. st, f'om the house,
and afterwards LON the bach yard auschedt to
it. Fave or six cteditable men, neigbbors,
united in the lore going account, as TO what
they heatd. They said The ou,crY was con.
ued, at intervals, fcom seven to ten minutes.
They could distinctly hear the intrea,y,
~Don't murder me don't murder me and
again, as in the last extremity, he exclaimed,
." am a Mason is there no mason that can
help me " with Other language pfessive of
bis suEeripgs, whica Mason, II is under
s,ood, might have comp' eheoded, had there
been one Of the fraternity within The reach OF
his voice. Unbappily There was not and
The Witnesses, when questioned WHY ihey did
pot themselves go to MS reliei, said that The
crv OF der was SO common there, ths,
they no longer were alarmed by u, or gave !,
y trsoscient no'ice like the peasants too of en-
alarmed by me cry Of wolf! Several OF the
girls belonging 20 the house were brought up
and examined, bu, nothing appearing, we're
discharged D'ligent search has been made
ny dirging, snd otherwise, TO find the man if
possible, out 90 discovery has YET b-ei msde.
~ C0', .jdperfiser 1brI 4.
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ANOTHER MAiL ROBBERY.

he fostndslSr 81 new lofk sotei Uses
yewstd Of 100 dollars, Tor the detection aud
conviction ot the ro65er, or robbers, who cut
open the great soulhern mail, between Pnila-
deiphia and New Yo.k, and took therefrom
~<undfy Letters. The advertisement says,
r.Ine only letters missing, are thi''y y.ioor SIN
gle ones, from Baiumo.e TO New York, and
the contents of bundle frCm Washington 10
the state of Ms'ne, containing tweny Tree
Letters, as appears BY the post. bills, which
were found loose IN the mall bag: ell the
other uisils, as far as Is known, were lett en-
tire. 1t is supposed that The felony was per-
petratcd while Inc coach or msils were
changing, and mus: have been dUne in great
haste. e. ON the inconsiderable nunoer OF lei
tsrs tha, appear 10 have been taken ouI.
Accounts from ST. b.. holomews, state, that
the Colombisn brig Of war Ell Nencedor,
Capt. Chase, was brough, 10 there by he off,
GERS and msrines, the sailors having mutt
pied-,bey were quelIed with great d,flicui,y,
three or four had been killed, and seven Of
eight wounded--lhere were so ip irons on
board. The FL Vencedor had taken three
pIizes previous 10 lhe r'u.iny.
Yesterday tbe UnleI States frigate Ma
cedonisn. Of So guns, sailed from this por;
on a cruize. The following we Learn, are
her officers flames BiddIe, Esq. Cap ain !
Niessrs Henry 5. Newcomb, George Peirce,
Wn. A. Spencer, Joseph Smoo', Charles
Cunt, Ralph Vornees, George w. I.asos,
and Lewis +. Simonds, Leu,cnauts. John
Cadle, Surgeon, Francis A. Thornton, Purser
james Everett, Chaplsin--and Johr Robin
son, Sailing Msster-and about 80 M'dship.
r,en, several Of whom have passed their ex-
animation for promoti" = --BoSton Cennnel.
The u. S. sch. Shark, 1t. Perry, ar
rived at Havana, on the 18th March,
from New York, and sailed again OH the
Goth, on cruize.
Robbery.-The Huntsville (Alabama)
Bank was robbed on the 18th Feb. of
5000 dollars while the cashier and clerk
were eating their breakfast
The property in Wall Street, owned
by Judge Verpianck, comprising three
lots or about IA feet front, by l20 ieet
deep, was purchased on Saturday, by
the Directars OF the Branch Bank, for
AO,OOO.-It is an excellent scite for a
Superb edifice. IN. 7 Caz.
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BLISS & MARSH,

:. No %, Broad Street,
- EsPECTFULLY inform their friends and the
IN public, that they continue ,he manufacture Of
Windsor Chairs.
in all their variety, and in satisfactory manner -
The public are assured they will furnish Chairs as
moderate terms. and OF as good quality. as can be
obtained in any part Of this state, or IN New York
All favors gratefully acknowledged,
" 1. Goods and Groceries.
In their front store they keep OF hand general
assort1S mt of genuine Wes,fndis Goods and Groce.
r.es, which they are determined to sell small profit
Lamp OH,
Of the bes, quality, in large small Quantities. KEEP,
constsRtly 90 hand together with most other ar,
cles usually called Jr in store VI ,hs description.
.Ae1'eort. January %, 1922.
FRESH FLOUR.
Ncw landing, and for sale on Gardner'S wharf,
from siooh Henvv from .dterandria.
l25 bbls. superfne,
as ls si'l ss'.' bis; ss: do FLOUR.
Apply to JOHN B. LYON.
Newport, March s, 1922.
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public 4aies.
For safe at Pnbl;c Hucfion,
On W EDNEsDAY, AprI %.

On WEDNESDAY,, April %.
III II o'eloek, Il ~ On the nrenises.
unless previously disposed of Ut private sale, ]
THE. Lot of Land ON the Hill, belong
= ing to Trinity Church, opposite the ess, end
oi MIR Brn.sy's rope walk. called the Clark lo, con.
tsinng about thee acres. Conditions made known
al Tue safe LYON, .4tscfr.
April 10.
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In this town. on the Sth inst. Mrs Mary Peekhcm,
wife OF Mr. Encs Peckham, aged "a.
On Monday morning last. at the Marine Hospital
in this town, Mr. Chrissopher Nora, OF Salem, Mass
AT ri,er,on. on The 6.n instant. Mrs. -lmg BenEes.
wife OF Mr. Edward Bennett and dsughies OF Allen
Duriee. Esq aged p.
A. war.sn. the 9Th ult. Mr .'s,eph Ksley.
aged "a years.
Al Providence, on the 7th inst John .sf,rnford,
E-q. formerly OF thus toSn, sged 70 years.
At Charles on, 5. q on the 2sth uit. Com John
Cassin, commanding Naval Uffic,r on the southern
station.
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JICJfORqND.g

The sch'r Columbus, atkins, ar. at Philadelphia
Sd inst from this port.
The ship Cen Jack son, Gonso've, Of Bristol, was
spoker 22d uit in LAT "a So, long 70, 80, bound TO
lIapa1a.
spoke in Nov. last, ship Robinson Potter. Swain.
with $40. and Courier Fitzgerald, with 200 bbis oil
both vi this port
Bristol, loading for Europe.
At Surrinan,. no date, brig Lydia Margaret,
Greene. OF East Greenwich. waiting cargo.
Spoken. on the 7lh Jan lat 81, Is. Ion az. ship
George Mary, Of this port, with $50 bbls oil.
Arrived at Philadelphia, The 9Th ult sloop
Hudson. Corey, from this port.
The brig Mary, Wilcox, OF this port. was at Ha-
vana. March lS. TO ssil for Charleston, in 10 days
The brig Renittance, OF Bristol, arrived at Hsva.
ma, March %. =. $1,000.
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BY ihe president Of NE Unfed St01cs.

BY fhe fresdfnf 0/ Me United St0fcs.
M hEREAs The PIes,den, OF the Uoited States IL
authorized by law TO lands TO be offer.
ed for sale
Therefore, I, jaws Mosnos, Presden, Of The
united States, do hereby deolsre and mske known,
that the public sales shall be held ss follows. viz.
Atth, Land Office a, Telie iisu,e, in lnda on
the trs, Mcnda, IN july next. for the sale OF
Townships ~ and 10 in range I, cas-, of The 81
principal meridian line.
IL and ~, in ranges la g. west do.
AZ the L"nu Office at Nandss, IN illinois, on the
third Monday in July next, tor The sale OF
Townships Il. ~ IS and ~. in rssges and 2 east
Of the Sd princpa, meridian line,
IL. ~ I3, IA and Is. in ranges and 4 do
:, AZ the same place. OH the third Monday IN Au.
gust next. for the sale Of
Townships IL, ~, "a, "A and IS. in ranges 8, 6snd
8. east OF the Sd principal meridian line,
IL in range z. do.
A, the Land Office at Palestine. in Illinois. ON tie
hrs, Monday in August next. tor the sale Of
Townships &. 7, 8 and 9. in ranges 9. 10 and II.
east Of the Sd principal meridian line.
o. and 3, in range H. west Of I'd do
At the same place. on the first Monday in Sep.
tember next, for the sale Of
Townships 10, II, ~ and i3. in range. 9, 10 and
II, east of Sd principal meridian line,
10, IL, IL and 10, in ranges ~. i3snd ~. west
At'the ssme place. on the first Monday in oc,c.
Der next, tor the sale Of
townships IL. iS rs and ~. in ranges 9, 10 and II,
east ofthe Sd principal meridian line.
I4. IS, 10 and IL, in ranges ~, I3. and IA. west
OF Cd do.
"A, the same place. on the Is, Monday in Novsm-
Der next, for the sale Of
Townships 10, 49, 20 and 81, ranges g. 10 and IL,
cas-, OF the Sd principal me ridian line,
i8, 10, 90 snd q, In ranges Is and Is, west Of
2d principal meridian line.
ls, 10 and 90, in range 10, do do.
lB IL. do. do.
~. 49, 10 and 20 10, do. do.
At the Land Office for the Northern district cf
Louisiana, at the town OF 0uachita on the fret
Monday in November next, for the sale OF
Townships Is, Is. ~. l8 and 49, In ranges I, ),
and s, west OF The meridian line.
AT the Land Office at the Seat OF Justice OF The
county OF Independence, in the Arkansas territory,
Ton the sale OF such lands Of the United States ~
are situated in the following described townships
| aud ranges, and which have BEEN excluded from
the lottery OF the lands appropriated for satisfying
warrants for military services, via:
On the first Monday in August next. for the sale
| ofsuch OF the above described lands situa.
| ted in the following townships and ranges viz
| Townships ! 234567 8 o and 20 in range I esst
Of the 5lh meridisn linc,
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NEW GOODS.
JOHN +. TOWNSEND,

JOHN L. TOWNSEND,
Ha, jaSt oitened a handsone lot IF Dry Goods,
Among which are
TARTAN Paids color ed and black Bombazeens;
Bombazetts; Grape and cassimere Shaw:s me
rino do large and small; Canbrcs Dimiles; sat
tinet;s Cassmeres C.lcoes English aud scotch
Gnghams. &c.
.fiso- Several bales Of merican brown and bleach
ed cotton shee,ings received Eom the most sp.
proved factories-and lot of brown and white Tow
CLOTH April 10
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.U.fKkIED,

In this town. on Thursday last, by the Rev. Mr.
Eddy, MIR Gseftier Tho-4as 10 Miss Eleaer Bordes
daughter of Mr.. John Borden, sli uf Portsmouth.
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p. GRINNELL & SON,
Nearly opposite tie Precedence Bunk,
Nam Street-ofer jicr sale,
III boxes FRS; quality Sperm Candies,
$500 gals. Linseed Oil,
5000 do. winter and summer Sperm do.
1000 do. Elephant and Whale do.
500 do Meats Foot and Cod do.
5 tons White Lead, dry,
800 keys, do. do. ground in oil,
5 tons pig and sheet Lead,
S do. Whiting.
q DO. French and American Yellow
Ochre,
IL do. Chalk,
400 boxes English and American Win.
dow Glass, of all sizes,
500 Looking Classes, assorted sizes, in
gilt and mahogany frames,
50 coils patent Cordage,
10 patent cas-, iron Ploughs,
l6 hampers wine and porter Bottles,
200 Cambooses and Stoves, various
patterns.
With a complete assortment Of
P.inis, Ha,dWare and Ship ChanG2sry
at whole sale and retail.
Providence, Hhr9 ,, ts22. So
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KTNE POCK.
Executors Wofice.

LfeCuf0f'S NOffCf.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
~ been duly appointed Executor of the last VIII
and Testament Of WILLIAM COREY. Esq late of
North Kingstown deceased. and has given bonds tor
tha, purpose, a. the law directs Al persons hav'
ing den,nds against said Estate, are requested to
exhibi, the same and ell persons Indebted to said
Estate, are hereby required to make immediate pay
ment WILLIAM CONEf, Executor
Nortb. .Kinrstcwn, April g. 1922.
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Execufm's Notice.

TIE subscriber having been appointed by the hon
L Court Of Probate of,he town Of Newshorebsrn,
administrator. de 6onn non. upon the estate OF RAY
T. SANDS. ESQ. of ssid Newsborehsm, decreased,
with the Will annexed. hereby requests the creditors
of said estate to exhbi, their demands for sdjos'.
,ueo,-and al those indebted To the same. 10 msse
immediate payment. SAMUEL 2 ROBINSON.
Nspsserslan, January Is Is12 fJ5o]
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SHIPPING LIAl.
PORT OF NEWPORT.
En- TERED,
Brig Hiram, Waite. Havana.


Brig Hiram, Waite. Havana.
CLEARED,
Schooner worronUntogus, Hill, Dermude'; sloep
Ann Maria, Gardner, New Yolk do Elenors. Brown.
New-York. brig Catharine, Smuh. Batavia: DO.
John, Burdick, west-lndies: do. Russell. Bgey,
ditto
-,fondl, .ipri! 8--AuNed, in Distress sloop John.
Allyn o! Hartford from Port Prince, via Fortune
Island Is Days from the latter place. bound to New
London. The John has lost her former captain Isaac
Palmer, ard also the mate, Zackeus Perry. In the
gale Of susday night last. having nearly reached her
port Of destinations her sails we're torn rags and
she vas compelled to put away Tor this port. Left
at Fortune Island schr Beihia, TO sail in few days
for Cssine. In lat so. az. long "a 90 spoke sch'r
Agent, days from Philadelphis, for Havana. all wel
lat. 81 so, long ~, Ie, passed large wreck. sup
posed 10 be brig or sbip, saw no person OH board.
The wind blowing sgse. Capt Ally n left Port su
Prince on the 4lh uli. at which Time it very sick
ly among foreigners, par, icusry among the officers
Of American vessels. Capt. West. OF Ns..L London.
arrived at Fortune island itb inst, with his wife and
two young men very sick on bosId has vessel. Mar
ke,s al Port Al rrince very duh.
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NOTICE.

THE person, who. not long since, took a
Leghotn Boonett srds black broadcio,h cloak
from Mrs. Webber's parlour, is informed,
that unless they are returned forthwith, a
s'i, will be inn diately instituted, and carri.
ed to the u,mos, igor Of the law. Inf'rma.
ton has been received, amounting 10 positive
proof--but deiicacy dicta'es this mode Of pro.
ceedure, 20 avoid, if possible, public expos.
ure as we'll as having conversation on the sub
j CT. T. j. therefore peremp,o'ily reqnied,
ths, the articles nsmed,be thrown into theen-
seauspccs, Mar. 27.
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The election in Massachusetts, has re-
suited in the election OF the present Gov
e1nor and Lieutenant Governor.
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MesVP Pcier HYsisys. Ca,petiass, Can

MesoPcier Hmsiigs. Capeigss, Can
ION Goods, sc. sc.
JAMES HAMMOND
Has ja1 teeeived
A VARIETY new and elegant Paper Hsngings.
\ mostly low priced kddermins,er Csrpetings
OF superior quaiily. and modern patterns Canton
Straw Csrpe,ings Maxim aud Canton Grapes, hgur-
ed and pls.ni Lustrings. sinchswss Grape sbawis
aud scsfs hag and black Dalcelona Hdkfs Of very
extra quality fancy pi.ia silk Hokis Mandarine
and deep blue Nankns; common and English ditto |;
Canton Jeans cotton tiannes Irish Linens IN Shole
and halt pieces. cheaper than ever offered before .
blue Cs'icoes, Gingham Robes fne Cambria Cling.
hams green white and black real Italian Grapes. of
superior qualitesi s,een G.uze white Tsbby Vel
vet Csmbrics and Csrbbric Muslus. atrsduCed pri.
ces; British and Wahhsm twist Shiriings.
.iisO-Londo super andFrench ex,rs Brosdoloths
and Cassmeres (; Mandarin, Grape and fancy Vest
ngs. April 3
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The election in this state fer General
Officers viii take pace or "Wednesday
uext. No opposition, II is understood,
will be made to the Republican Prox.
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1924 S snd6 2 do.
1884 567 3 and 9 3 do.
y 10 II II Issnd IA DO
nl239 Is II IS Is IS and 20 ~est do
On the hrs, Monday IN September next, for the
sale Of such OF the above described lands si,,is
ted in the following townships and ranges. vizs
Townships IS ~ and 90 in range .. ives, of,bc
... 5th meridian line.
IS 16 IL 18 19 and 20 3 do.
~ IL i3 IL Is l6 and 10 do.
2 10 II ~ - and Is d..
1245680 i0ll IL l3 and I8 do
On the LIST Monday in October meet, for the o.
ot such Of the above described lsnds are suated
in the following townships and ranges. wig.
Townships I 234567 10 IL ~ i3 Is Is II ~
and 20. in range 2, ,wes, Of sth meridian line,
l2343 67S9 10 Is i6
~ l8 1920 8 do
i234s 10 II 10
10 10 and 90 do.
10 10 do.
On the is. Monday in November next. for sale cf
such ofthe above described lands as nrc situated p-
the following townships aud ranges, viz.
Townships l 2 ; 4 S 6 789 10 and ] |, In
range 10. west Of the 5sh meridian line.
AS 10 9 and 10, in range do.
2345678 9 and 10 10 do.
234567 3 and 9 - do.
$3.50 z and 8 II do.
and Is do.
S 6 and 7 10 ho.
II do.
Each sale win Commence with the lowest numbers
a section TOW nship. and range, and proceed IN reg
ulsr numerical order.
The lands reserved by lsw for the use Of schools
or for other purposes, viii be reserved from sale
Given under my hand, a tie city Of Washington.
this I4th day Of March, 1922.
JAMES MONROE.
By the President:
JosIAH MEfGs.
Commissioner Of the Gen. Land Ohlce
March 81 mi.
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The u. S. sch. Shark, 1t. Perry,
rived at Havana, on the 18th Mare
from New York, and sailed again OIL t
Goth, on cruize.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-16
OPEQUON FACTORY
FOR SHE or RENT.

FOR S.dLE or RENT.
FHTfiE undersigned being dc>irous Of
"A changing his business on account
of the Iabour attending a manufacta-
ring establishment, would be pleased
10 sell on easy terms, or rent his es-
tablishment, Uhe best on account Of
situation, custom and other adVaHta-
ses in Virginin,) provided it can be
effected before the first day Of Apr!
next, to person we'll qualified to con
duct such an pstabliShment.-If not dis
posed of by the first Of April it will be
continued in perstion a heretofore.
GThis property is very susceptible
OF being converted into a Manufactu.
ring Mill, il such should b @esirabls
to Purchaser-in this resp ."r its To-
cal situation is perhaps inferior to no
other, DANIEL AMIN.
Jan. 60 IF
arThe editor Of the Torch Light, Ha-
gerstowu, is requested to insert The
above seven times, and send his ac-
count to this ciiiee for collection.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-16
FOR SALE
TRACT OFF land containing

a TRACT OF. LAND Containing
n about t96 acres, lying on the
main road leading from Winchester to
Romney and MuOreield, within four
miles of the former place aud wherein
the subscriber now lives The land j.,
fertile, with two comfortable Dwell.
LING HOUSES, Kitchen, Smoke
house, an excellent Balm, an Orchard
OF choice fruit, and good water. The
said place has been occupied and kept
as Tavern upwards Of 20 years, and
is thought to be one OF the best country
stands within large circle. I he terms
will he made accommodating on app!is
cation TO the subscriber.
JACOB WEAVER,
Feb. 2-tf
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-16
WITH ABOUT
40 Acres of Land

tfO ACEGS Vi LGilu
attached to ii, situated IN the county Of
Rockingham, Va. on Ike Shenandoah
River, about four miles below the town
Of Port Republic. This Mill possesses
perhaps As many advantages as any
other IN the county. The neishborhooh
Is p"pui"us. The people wealthy, and
the soil fertile. The Mill is drove by
The River, whose navigation 10 the
towns OF Georgetown and Alexandria
will soon he completed, and generally
has "a much grinding to do as it can
perform with two large pair of stones
running both day aud night, There are
0Dlhe premises good 'wo story framed
DWELLING HOUSE, a DISTIL-
IkRE, and many other improvements.
About % acres Of the Laad is River
BoliOm the upIend lies we'll and a.
dNpte1 to Clover and Plaster, by The
use Of which il would snun become fet-
tile. ALSO,
At the same tame and place, will be
sold, in like manner, another TRACT
OF LAND, containing upwards Of
600 TcreS,
which lies Immediately opposite the
former and separated only by the river
On This tract there Ia about 40 Acres
Of cleared Land, considerable nor.
ton River Bottom, and the residue lies
well the wood land is heavily clothed
with timber, which is convenient TO
most Of the fencing. The improvements
are good DWELLING HOUSE. Barn.
and almost every necessary building.
together with an Apple Orchard, ard
the b'st Of never failing water. ANY
further description Of The property is
deemed useless as its presumed thai
any person disposed TO purchase will
first view it--Thc terms Of srTs for
both places will be one third ~ hand
4 the residue in fonr equal ANN
payments, boud with approved Sc u,
~ " deeds Of iFust OF The lands to Sc.
crre The payments will he required.
The sale will he conducted by
MICHAEL MAUZY,
AND
JOSEPH AlAUXY,
Eco. I'D,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-16
NOT ICE,

NOSE indebted 10 the estate Of
n the late Thnmas NeiII, are res
quss'ed TO make immediate payment,
and those 10 whom The estate of The
said Ihumas NeilI is indebted, ale re-
CURED to produce their respective
claims, property authenticated. or
der that measures may BIZ speedily ia
ken toward fiUal adjustment OF the
estate. Its hoped this notice will ba
attended to, otherwise the executors
viii be obliged, iure!ation 10 tn, debtors.
to resort TO course which it is their
wish TO avoid.
JONAH LuPTON, J
AMOS LUPTON, Ee'rS.
Feb. 2-St
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-16
NOTICE.

LII persons lndt bted to the estate
IA of the late Isaac Lupton, are re.
quested speedily to liqu,date their re-
speetive dues, aud those to whom the
estate may be indebted are requested
TO present their accounts, duly autheu-
ticaied, for adjustment.
JOSEPH Upton, Admir-.
Feb. 2-3t
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-16
FOR SALE.
TK~HE HOu sE 4 Loi at

TENHE HOUSES LOi at present
4 occupied by MIR. James Grnhaar
The publicity of this stand and i, being
so well known renders it unnecessary
10 dilaie upon its advauta ges.-Tht
subscriber will sell the same at private
sale hut if II sale IS not effected pre-
WON. to the Goth rf March, il will be
sold at Public Auction. Possession
will h. given OF ihe first Of A. ril.-
Reference FIR further particulars to
Mr.. n. FitZs!mmons.
ID a tbs JOHN HASFELDTs
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-16
FOR SALE.

z WISH TO SELL The TRACT
4 OF LAND on which L live, con-
tanning between 40 and 500 ACRES,
This land is inferior to 40 tract in the
County. No money will be required
IN hand. For terms apply to Joseph
lidball, Jno. Ma ky, or the subscriber.
WILLIAM SMOKERS.
Woodberry, July TT.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-16
trust Sale.

4 b Y virtue CT Deed Of Trust execn-
ted 30 the subscriber, 20 secure 4
debt due by Jos Lewis, ir. to John Mil
Ter, Who has since assigned The same
to Abiel jenners,} 1 Shall offs for
sale, before the dUor nf Cegt. +. Me-
Guire's Hotel, III th2 town of Winches
ter, on Saturday the 18th day Of March
next, for ready mohey, certain Jraci
or parcel IF Lind. lying and briug in
the county OF LOudun, in The Common
wealth Of Virginia, being part of the
Piedmont VMunor, now IN The occupancy
Of jeremiah PuTdon, Tenant to said
Lewis, containing about 40 ACRES.
This land lies IN what is usually called
the Dutch Settlement, and is said 30 be
very valuable. Such title as is ye.,ed
IN me 40 Trustee will be made The uur-
chaser.
JOHN HEISKELL. Trustee.
January IL. fS22-tds