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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-27

ne toy 81 p-ocrsstins Org in regard to tn. subj os
lgicn. He would often ntin was a
PIT of the CONCERNS OF rhe soul dying hour. Make
your with Got. Remember thar the scrip,
rion.' - ~ -
yer-wite Of c pit h-res b, bpu Mrs. Rsrbour pos
srss'd hose smia5h qualities which enrared her 10 All
her atqdalntanc With great 'dcsty, she shrnnk from
public notee, and sought The app use Of those arc md
er YET her VIRTUES could nor be had from those who knew
her, As vile. she prirlt Discreet affect
indie cd, hat husband could LESLIE AS mother pecu,.
rly endeared by her mdness indulgence, and parrnral
tenderness and sympathy. is neighbour, peaceabe.
kind, bsnevolentth; poor she never sent .wav EMMY
Sic has Left husband md FIVE children. an aged parent
several brothers and sisters and large circle OF
70 oarn her departure Her asr which long,
and sometimes painful she endred with patience aud bid
adiru 70 earth and all its enioymenrs with calm resgns-
tlon looking forward with huna5e hope TO mansions OF
endless glory. The memory of the just is blessed"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-27
ErFIRE -

THE Manufacturers Insurance Company, re-
Gently established in the City Of Boston, for
the express purpose Of Insuring against Fire,
with Capital Of Three Hundred 7housand Dol.
lars now offer to Manufacturers throughout the
United States, an opportunity Of insuring their
property against this destructive element (which
the greatest care and strictest attention cannot
always prevent, and which, in an unfortunate
moment, frequently reduces affluent and indie
pendent families to poverty and dstress,) at such
moderate rates, as cannot fail to induce owners
of factories TO secure themselves against loss.
The Company are in no manner restricted as
10 the description Of risks, but will name premi-
ums in all cases, however hazardous and on the
most favorable terms. Not only Cotton, Wool.
len, and other Manufactures, will be insured at
this Office, but also Dwelling Houses, Stores,
Furniture, Goods, and Merchandise, with every
other description of property subject to loss or
injury by fire.
The Company take this opportunity to state
the kind of information deemed most necessary
to be made by the applicants, as the premiums
IN great measure, will be graduated by their
representation, 10 wit =
Where situated! OF what materials are the
buildings constructed For what purpose occu-
pied How many stories are the buildings ?
Of what materials are the roofsi What buildings
are in the vicinity and their distances from the
one to be insured and for what parpose occupi-
ed Ia what manner are the building. heated
and lighted 9-Whether the picker, machine
shop, bleachery, dye house, &c. &c. are in. or
annexed to the buildings TO be insured Ifs
watch is kept in the building or an engine at
tached to the establishment? Aud if INSURANCE is
wanted on the several buildings belonging to
the factory, the applicant will state the differ
ent amounts on each and if convenient. the
Company would wish TO have a ground plot. to
give them some idea Of the buildings to be in
sured.
As the Company will not, for the present, take
more than ticenty thousand dollars on any one
risk, and possessing ample capital, give un-
doubted security to the assured.
Persons DESTROYS of insurance, who NAV reside
out of the city, by forwarding their applications,
by mail. or otherwise, TO the Secretary, may be
assured the same will meet with immediate at,
tention.
SAMUEL HUNT, Secretary.
Office, No. 81, State-Streci, Boston.
July IS 1922. 3m
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INDIANS.

An account from Montgomery, Alabama, July 5.
says. that the Big Warrior. with the advice of his
council. has prohibited the missionaries in his nation
from preaching but allows them to keep school for
the instruction of his youthful subjects in the various
branches of useful learning Like of his brother
monarchs in Europe il has been said, he seems fear
fpl Of disturbing the established order of things
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-27
To GEORGE BRADBURY, Esq. one Of the
Justices Of the Peace, 7yittin and for he
cDftnfU Of Cumberland
s. WALKER.
2lst Aug. 1922.
PleaSdnt-Str Boston.

To GEORGE BRADBURY, Esq. one Of the
Justices Of the Peace, syittin and for he
county Of Cumberland.
w Il she subscribers, proprietors IF the late
! w PlGtation OF PE.RsoNTowN, (now incor
pCrated into n town by the name of STANDIsH) in
said county. Judging Perpetrators Meeting 20 be
necessary, do hereby request that you would issue
warrant for calling meeting Of said Propre-
tors, ~ the law directs, 10 be holden at PorLtnd,
in said county, at the House Of ISRAEL w A.
TERHOUSE. on WEDNESDAY, the eighteenth
day of SEPTEMBER next at ten o'clock in the fore.
noon, to net on the following articles, viz
| 1. TO choose a. Moderator.
| Q. To choose such committees and officers. as
they may find expedient, for conducting the az
fairs of the proprie,ors.
g. TO take measures for ascertaining the de-
mands Of said Proprietors, against any person or
persons, and Of any person persons against
said Propreors, and to act thereon, as they shall
Judge proper
| l.. To enquire into the situation and quantity
of the lands, of said Propretors yet unsold, and
whether any person or persons in possession OF
any of them, or nave committed Irespasses there.
or, and act thereon they shall see TT.
| 5. To see what they will do with said lands, or
any part Of them, with any mortgage Thereof 10
| said Projectors, and act thereon as they shall
Judge eXpedicnt.
6. TO seceve and allow If they see ft any &C
counts that may stand against Proprietors.
! 7. To agree upon method Of calling future
| meetings.
Q. To consider at large the interest and con
Germs Of said Proprietors and receive any PROPOSE
tons OF applications of dividuas and act the con
as far as they legally may, in such manner as they
shall judge best.
SAMUEL FREEMAN,
JOSEPH Fl. INGRAHAM,
LUTHER FITCH,
LEVI QUINBY,
SALLY TlTCOMB,
Dated August t9, 1922.
CUMBERLAND, IS. TO SAMUEL FREEMAN,
Esq. one Of The five Proprie,ors abovenamed,
| GREETING.
! - YOU are hereby required in the name
iIs \oftse State of Maine, TO notify as the
N /iaw directs, meeting Of the PRoPRIE-
~ TORS of the late plantation of Pearson
town, NOW Incorporated into town by tie name OF
S'andish,) in said county: 10 be holden al the time
and place, and for the purposes mentioned 10 the
foregoing appicaion to me directed.
Given under my hand and seal, the twenty
fourth day OF August, in ,he year Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and twenty-five.
GEO. BRADBURY, Justice Of The Peace.
Pursuant TO the foregoing Warrant 10 me di-
rected, hereby notify the Proprieiors therein
mentioned, 30 meet AT the time aad place, and for
the purposes mentioned in the application therein
RETIRED 10 SAMUEL FREEMAN.
Por,iend, August q, 1899.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-27

This table we have drawn up from the
Quarterly Navy List, just published, and il
cannot fail TO he interesting TO The public
We have also given, taken from the same
List, a table of TIE American Navy for 1901
and l822-in the former year it consisted Of
81 vessels and 39l guns; in the latter, of So
vessels and lO49 guns. 1t will be seen that
our brethren across the water, have been slow
IN augmenling their naval strength.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-27
From q LOn1on PnneI

rom London Paper
Remdrkdole-A few days since, girl about Is
years OF age, after having been employed in wedding
corn-feld. at Statold. Stafordshlre went to pit in
the field 10 wash her hands. She had no sooner inn
mersed them in the water than OF them was seized
b. pike. The girl instantly drew forth her hand and
with the jerk flung the fish yards into the field
was nearly three feet long. bat shed only eight
pounds, and was very tmn The girls hand bled very
much, and surgical aid was Immediately procured but
she suffered little Inconvenience except the immediate
fright which occasioned her to faint away. by the
side OF the pit, where she was found by her mother
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-27
NOTICE..

THE subscriber having contracted TO maintain
lMLAu MERRILL, pauper, liable 10 be
Imported by the town Of lewiston, for the pres
ent year, has made provision for that purpose
md hereby 'oroids all persons hnfhou,ne or trust
ng said panrer, on his or the lown's account-as
40 debts win be paid for hs supper, after this
late. ELIJAH rRlGGc
Lewiston. August iSlh. 1872.
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f. GREELEY.

H-4SF SALE, At No. s, Long .Wharf,
7 00O BARRELS FLOUR.
Hhds. Leaf TOBACCO,
10 Hhds. RUM,
Pipes American BRANDY,
do. Cognac do.
Roxes Loaf ard Lump SUGAR,
Rock CANDY,
Kegs TOBACCO,
Barrels Cherry RUM,
$50 Boxes by 9 & by 10 Window GLASS,
100 Bills. Mess No. & 9 BEEF.
Portland, Angus; 81, 1899.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-27
Hebron academy.

I'HE Trustees having procured awel quslifer
Instructor, tnition will again commence in
HEBRoS AoADEav, On the 6rst Monday Of Sep
fcm6sr "tri. Youth oi both sexes will he adm,
ed. end may depend on atteEoon aud good usage.
JOHN TRIP. Ssc'rz.
August 9, 1922.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-27

,aaaic nint 10 tho useful school % actual obser-
vafion. Such was the tone of this rare perform
..nce, which was pronounced with corresponding
eioquencc and animation; and excited spon-
tancuus burst of applause tribute at once due
20 the talent. and grateful, without doubt, to the
sensibility of stranger, whom Bowdon is proud
10 welcome as a son.
In the evening an Address was delivered be-
fore the Benevolent Society. BY JonN ii. SaEp-
rARD, Esq. rich with literary genius, taste and
cultis ?ton, and suitable to the deserved reputa-
ton of the orator.
On the evening after commencement A dis
course was delivered in the Meeting house, by
The Rev Mr.. GURLEY, in behalf of the Amer
lean Colonization Society.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-27
THE JEWISH HISTORIAN

THE JEWISH HISTORIAN:
CONTAINING twenty Books OF the Jewish
~ Antiquities, seven Books Of the Jewish War,
and the Life Of Josephus, written by himself
Translated from the original Greek, according
to HaverCamp's accurate edition. Together
with Explanatory Notes and Observations !; Par
allel Texts of Scripture the true Chronology
OF the several Histories an Account Of the
Jewish Coins, Weights, and Measures, and a
complete Index.
BY THE LATE WILLL.4.H WINSTON, Nh
Professor of Mathematics in the University Of
Cambridge.
Rerised and illustrated ,cith notes.
BY THE RES. SAMUEL BURDER, n M
OF Clare Hall, Combridge Lecturer Of the
United Parishes of Christ Church, New
gate Street, and St. Leonard, Fos-
ter Lane, London Chaplain
to his Royal Highness the
Duke of Kent; and
Author Of Oriental
Customs &c.&c.
CONDITIONS.
lst To print rctho,a obridgn,ent, (from new
Stereotype Plates cast by Mr.. A. Chandler
CT New-York,) the genuine Works Of Jo-
sephus, with the Rev. Samuel Burder's
Notes, COED Paper, and with Ink of SUI
perior quality.
Cd. To give, in the course of the Works, al least
] twenty Engravngs-executed by Mess An
min and Smith; and Mr.. Thomas Kelly,
Boston and Mr.. Eagle, Philadelphia.
Sd. The whole Of the Work, is expected TO be
completed in NINETY fire Numbers-Price
I 10 IL Cents each and should it exceed
i that number, 10 give the overplus gratis.
4th. Each number will contain 10 pages letter
press. Numbers III and IL, and the sue
ceediDg numbers, will be put into double
numbers, for the convenience Of delivery,
and will contain the same quantity two
single Numbers.
5th. The Work will be printed in Quarto, ma
king two handsome Volumes.
TO THE PUBLIC.
| In submitting for inspection, the Prospectus OF
Work already stamped with public approba-
ton, by the most rapid and extensive subscrip-
ton, little need be said the subj ect Of its
merits. Yet as the very erceLenee to which il.
success is owing, has naturally created enemies
among those whose publications have been
thrown into the back ground by a comparison
and as every species of Misrepresentation ha.
been resorted 10, it becomes necessary TO caution
the Public against such practices, and 10 appeal
TO the Taste and Judgment, which cannot be ex-
ercised but to the advantage Of the present Ed
ition.
s. WALKER.
2lst Aug. 1922.
Pleasani-Street, Boston.
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1etrffDeyB.
Assignee S Sale.

(POSTPONED FROM l4th.)
TOMORROW, august 28h, at 10 o'cloc5cs
at Office, Exchange Street, Portland, for
the benefit Of The Creditors Of InsOirent
Debtors
% Barrels clear Pork.
20 barrels prime No. rand Mess Pork,
pipes Cosnac Rfana$, %
4 g do. American do.
do. Holland Gin,
hhds. do. do.
10 bbls. do. do.
case coming. 367 lbs. Bengal Indigo,
bag Pimento,
8 boxes Birthstone,
large hhds. warranted Winter STRAINED
Sperm Oil,
10 bbls. Summer Oil,
casks Raisins,
ALSO, As ABOVE,
5 bales Cotton Yarn,
3 kegs Cavendish Tobacco,
do. Fine Twist do.
Kegs and Stone Jars Snuff,
bills White Sugar.
Tens al me Sale.
ATWOOD & QUINCY, .4uctf's
Will Be added to our Sale,
TOMORROW. Wednesday, .4agust 28h, dt
the Long Room, Exchange Street, at 1
O'Clock, 10 close sinldry concerns
:, Bbls. Cherry Rum,
- 100 Boxes fresh Muscatet Rai,ins,
10 boz. London Porter, for Family use
Pipe Red Wine,
Boxes Starch,
Terms at The Sale
ATWOOD g. QUINCY, .4uct'rs.
Aug. 81, 1922.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-27
Second Quarter.

MIR. RUGGLEs, proposes to commence bis
lVl Second Quarter DANCING SCHOOL.
at Capt. PATrEN's HALL, on WEDNESDAY,.
August 28th, at 3 o'clock P M. if sufficient en-
enlargement is offered. School days on WE'D
NESDAYS and SATURDAYS.
Portland. Aug. ID. 1922.
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NOTICE.

WlLLlAM LORD SALISBURY, an ap-
w prentice indenied 10 the subscriber. by The
,vegseers Of the Poor Of the town Of Ipswich.
Mass aged fifteen years. having LETT my service,
all persons are forbid harhoring or trusting him.
as shall pay no debts Of his contracting.
JOHN PERIEY.
Brdr'on, August IL 1922
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MARRTED.

In this town, BY Rev. Mr. Nichols Mr.. Gideon L.
Soule, TO Miss Elizabeth p Emery. both of Exeter
~ IL.
In Buxton, by Rev. L. Loring Mr.. John Berry, TO
MissPolly Lane.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-27

REUEL WILLIAMS, Esq. was chosen member
Of the Board of Trustees, vice the Rev. Mr.
Jerks, resigned; and JOHN DoLE, DANIEL
Rose and SAMUEL FEssENDEN, Esquires, we're
elected Overseers.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-27
Light red Mare miM a mhite face.

LfgM ret Mare Wiih aUhite face.
GIRAYED or stolen from the pasture Of the
- subscriber, on the S0th uIt. light RED
MAKE, with white stripe on her forehead. no
shoes on her feet, four years of age, and natural
troiter-the hair under her cheeks and that part
& her neck back OF her en-. was worn off. Any
blacksmith who has recently sh ID such beast. az
any Other person who will give Information TO the
subscriber, or leave il at the GAZETTE OFFICE.
so that she can be recovered shall be rewarded TO
'beIr SUBTRACTION. RUFUS FLUENT.
beSfbrook (nedr Pride's bridge dftg f3
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New Goods.
JOSEPH JOHNSON.

JMIDDLE-STREET.
Has just received, by the late arrivals,
large assortment Of GOODS, which will be
sold very low for cash. August, 1922.
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TO BE SOLD.

TO BE- SOLD,
a T Public Auction, on WEDNESDAY, the
"A 18Th of September. (f not previously dis
posed Of at private saie) the HOUSE and LAND.
in Union-Street, lately occupied by Mr.. JONAS
than Deane, deceased.
AMASA HARRINGTON.
Portland, August eth, 1929.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-16

At court continued and held for Franklin county II
he eouff housr, the sth day OF Juna, ls2z.
Joseph Greer and Fanny hs wiir, complainant.
Against
Peter Holland, executor, Rae. VI Elisha Lyon, Dee.
John VI. Holland, adfu,n strnt1r Sre. al Mary Nehstr
dre. John Webster, ELsha Iyan, John lyon, Elgab
~ N, Daniel Lyon, Peter Lyon, hev'e Hughes and
Mar his Nlfe, orIendhhe. a,
IN CHAsCEHY.
Tie defendants, Elisha Ly On, Danie Lyon and joh n
J. yHn hatIng fnterrd thelr appearance and pFth
srnffy according tlr 81 assembly and The rules
tbs nnd Appearing he the sat,stscii0n OF The
court that they not iphabIans 0i this state on the
iuu1n Vi the plaintiffs by htir council, II ~ ordered
that the sad abcnt defendants do spptar here Oh the
first Monday ia September urA, and the com
NJ. nanis bill md that copy order be iortha ,th
in,eftd the nrhburg fftss Tor eight weeks 'nect'-
st,, aud that another copy be posted al the trout
door Of the court house Of SAID county.
eopy-Issts
IL JOSEPH HIETT, ID C.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-16

Virginia wit
At Court for Franklin-eounty held atthe court
house the nth day Of June, lg2a.
James Lewis Hail, PrH
Against
Cahar,ne crnighead, shelton Craghead Polly Craig.
headi waiter Snl'Nunt and Patty his wife, late Patty
Craghrnu, and Elizabeth Craighend, heirs aud Icra-
tees oi Peter Craigbcad. dee. Def'ts
an CHANCFKY.
I'c defendants not having entered their appearance
and given security according To the OF assembly
nnl the rnriof th, court. and appearing the
ushetoh oi the COURT tia, they not in sbtnn OF
ordered, that the said defendants do appear here
the frst henday IN September aud answer pIain-
uns bill and that copy Of this order he torthwltl,
published IN SOME newspaper published in the town
nehbnfg for eight weeks suectsiy-ly, and that ano.
he cop, he posted al the front door Of the house
Ui tins county,
Copy-1Ieste
Ia Caller TATE q y q
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-16
Notice.
MY. John liver.

IT appears that you arc no inhabitart of this
Il coun'ry-you are therefore to take notice.
tina, shall, by my attorney. on the fifth day
(being tiiday) ofthe next term of the superior
court OF law, to be holden at Campbell court.
house, on the first Monday in sept'rnext, move
the court Tor Judgment against you for the sur,
Of eighty pounds, With all the legal costs and
interest which sum of eighty pounds, sc. &c
have iong siHce 'paid, as your security to Ma.
than'el Cfenshaw, assignee of George Stults
which appears ofreeord.
SACkvILLE KING
Augusta. n.w
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-16
NVNAWAY,

EROM the subscriber on the 90th OF
i March, servant named JAMES, gene
rally known by the name of james Loving
He is upwards of six feet high, light complex
ion well made, very sensible, shrewd, and
pert in his observations, and not easily intimi-
dated He formerly belonged to John Scott
of Albemslc-pertorm we'll on several must
cal instruments, particularly the octave flute
and will probably attempt to pass for free
man. | will give thirty dollars and pay all
reasonable expenses if delivered to me in New
Glasgow-or twenty dollars ii secured in any
Jail SO that get him. lie is now probably in
the vicinity of Richmond. -
GEO. S. HOLLOWAY.
April %. 3u
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-16

Virginia
At rub, holden an the ,rIks ntire Of the superior
al eianeery los the Lynehburg DISTRICT the 27i,
dn, of June, lh22
Richard Tyre PIT.
Against
Irmrs 4, whal, William sumpt.F, Samuel Harrison,
James Benagh, snfnn Wallace, ailnr. Of William NJ.
wallace, dee. aud White h IppIiEroit, BETS.
The defendants white aud tippingcou not having
entered sir appearance and gwen urity, according
h. The at VI a.srisly and the rls Of this court, and
" appearing hy satisfactory evidence that they not
inhabitants 81 this country IL u ordered, that the snid
deitr lahs dn appear here The first day Of the nekt
term aud answer the bal, Of thu plaintiff and that
cupY Gi TN, order b. forthwith inverted IN news
paper published ~ The town 81 LJnehburg Tor two
monNs ,neee,,yeiy aud posted at the front door of
the hous. ~ the said se~n.
e0py-Iess,
Is JOHN WILLS, G.. c.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-16
State I.ottery.

In pursuance OF an act OF the Legislature of Ma
ryiand, the fslsned begs leave respectfully
to esp esS his high sense OF the We Distinguish
edpatronage towards hls Office in the last scneme
aud by which he was enabled to expedite com
Pete the drawing IN an unprecedented short
time.
Knowingti1e wishes of adventures in favour
ola speedy result OF Investments, the present
scheme IS SO arranged that the whole will b,
completed IN
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-16

amherst County, My Court, ls22
Mans.lcld Ware, by James Ware his next
friend, plaintiff,
Against
George H. Burfo d, Dabney Ware, and Mel
son G. Dawson, executors OF Geo &c Sic DAME
deceased, aetendants.
The plaintiff filed his bill, whereupo it APP.
pealing TO the satisfaction OF the cou that the
ncfel dant, George IL. Buhord, doth not reside
IN thi commonwealth, 1t is therefore decieed
and orde ed that unless the SAID defendant Bur.
to,d doth ppcar here on the titstday of August
cou,- next, and gave security according to the
act of assembly add the rue oithis court, and
cuter his appearance, the plaintiffs billshall be
taken as confessed, and the ma''er thereof de-
c eel accordingly ; and it 10 tuIthe' creed and
rdercd, that Dabney Ware and Nelson Z.
Dawson, executors OF George Mcdaniel decd
lie restrained iroIa paving away or othe wise
dispoi got any MONIES or other effects which
they may have in their hands, or may hereaftel
come to their hands, belonging to said defendant
But:o d, 10 the amount of eighty dollars, !
the further order Of the cou t--aHd 1t is further
ordered, that Il copy ofthis o. der be inserted in
Inc LWchhurg Pes for the space of two
months successfully, and one other copy p sted
at the flont door ofthe cour; house ofthis couu-
ty, two several court days,
a Copy-l'estc,
w6w IL A. g. DAVIES, c. \. c.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-16

Bedford, May Courty;e22.
George Wright, plf
AgaiRst
Mn'm''' Anne, and Wine, 'Def'n.
Ihedeirndanis, hut having entered tht1r appearance
hndghen security according to the of assembly and
Tue rules oil this court, AMI appearing 10 the satsAe
ton OF the court, that the defendant, nre not inhab-
thh, oil this country, II Is ordered, that unless they
sha appear here on August court neat, and the
plaintiff hill the ,hsli be- taken n, conrusrd and
the matter tAercoi dscrcrd accordingly und that CO.
IJoi ts order be forthwith inserted the LS,lchburg
Preston t"o months, aud posted up The iron, door II
the cur, house Of s.d county several court day.
Copy .Ies,r,
IL J. SrEPTOE, G.. u. G..
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-16

na esurf n qusf1sriR srzs.sa ssHsiHssafsaa h=aa
for s.e sYaay at Ismln at tie court ftopse tbeffei
k,el,as. Jahnset, COmplt,
Against
Thomas Joues, Richard S. isnrs and james Jenss,
Dri Is
IN CHANCEHF.
The defendant Hiheafd 3. Ione.. mt hsytng rnfrfh
his antsfanre aud given s.euFtii sTieeablc u an ae
OF Atserbly. and u Appearing TO thu sahsfhcion o. ne
court N Al the ssid hchaTd $ JONES Is not Bn tna'
tam 81 tins .tate Il 70 asered aud dseEsrd, that be d
sppsat herr aI the al Monday IN ssptrmlcr nett and
uasNef The bill Of the complainant, and that cops 81
tht srder b. furthWtt inherited 10 spule pnbr heNs
tat,rF nubiished ia the town Of IInehbafg or oiD III
iithnond Tor months suefssaHsiy, aud ppsi'o up
~ tlse ROM door 81 this county tmo several eoa
dse.
A Copy--Teste. .. -
u JoHs ALEXANDER, clerk.