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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-12
Notice.

10y virtue of deed of trust executed 10
- the late Cyrus b. Clay and myself, by
Martin Key, for the purpose OF securing to the
late Charles Clay, certain sum of money .
which deed bears date the 18th day of January,
1918, and is recorded in the county court Of
Bedford, shall, on the Goth day of November.
1922, proceed to sell, at public auction, n,
Liberty, bedford Court House,) before the
door NJ Nm. Terry tavern. for ready 1nnnn,.
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Notice.

/ HE term of co-partnership of GAIT
buLhoCh, co. having this day ex-
pred the same is by mutual consent dissolved
The business will be closed by Gait & Bullock
TO whom all persons indebted will make nav
ment and those having claims against the
said concern, will apply to them for settlement
and payment
WILLIAM GAIT,
JOHN BULLOCK,
JAMES BULLOCK
October |.
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Valuable Tract OF land.

conveyed to said billiard by Rev. Jas Turner =.
ana being the place on which said Turner for.
merly resided, four miles above Liberty. Red
I"d court-honse, and within one mile of the
great western road, containing by late sur.
Ney, Tour hundred and five acres The i'm
proVements are acommodious dwelling honse
lhirty feet square, with eight rooms. four he.
low and tour above stairs, three cbimnevs and
IlVe hfe places, together with all other iousas
necessary Tor the accommodation of n Largo
family about half the land is in woods and
We" 'mbered, the greatest proportion GOOD
.ooucco lahd, and part first rate, the baance
is wen adapted TO the culture of all kinds of
gram, The plantation is in pretty coed renair
and sufficiently fresh for raising crops ofgra;n
lhere is on this tract an orchard of about four
hundred apple trees that scarcely ever fa;l
nearing, and perhaps as well selected as anv
IN me state-The land is well watered bv The
principal head branches of Little Otter. nassny
through 1t, IN the vicinity of two or three mills
ana IN healthy neighborhood it is bu, seldom
places possessing such advantages are nut in
market Tor cash, and n great bargain NAV he
expected; those wishing to purchase are selic;.
ted TO avail themselves of this opportunity and
view the land previous to the day of solo
winch will certainly take place unless nreven'
ted by something unayoidable-The t;,I.
vested IN us as trustees (Which is believed TO ho
mdispntable) will be conveyed to the purcba.
ser and none other. '''ia-
PLEASANT NJ. GOGGIN.
THOMAS L. LEFTWICH. Trustees
'e''pef l. wtds 10
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IAaND, HEGROEs, &c.

FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
TIVE Subscribers viii positively sell, at
4 auction, on 1hUrsday, he 2id of .Forem
ber easaiag, for ready money, af Soldiers JOY /,
on James river, near Warminster, Nelson ely,
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October IL
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-05-29
CUUDAkL'S MILLS.
Wooi Cardinp.

THE subscribers inform their friends
Il ahd the public. that they have teplenisl,eG
their Carding Machines with new Cards OF the nm
now enabled to Card Wool Of al grades, in tie
best manner.
They coatnue TO Manufacture all kinds Of Wool.
en- Goods, as usual --.4ise, they color and sinish
woocn Cloths Of al descriptions and TO color gar
ments. &c. That have faded, or become infsshion-
able-Au branches of tie zbove bosincss viii be
done With despatch, ard on tie loves, terms, and
the least favor gratefully acknowledged.
CLAkEY & GgISNELt-
B.-sAsFesp ALaY. LitieComptoa-PtLrc
Coasv, Tiveeon-wILLIAM PsARsg, BRISTOL
Ferry and JosL sBgssAr, IN Newport, viii re-
crive and forSsr! articles intended for The Nsnu'
ss.,o.y rvT'snJgih, july ~, !y%v
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-05-29
Bliss & MARSH, -

- ESpECTfULLx inform their friends and the
IN putic, that they coniinu the manufacture OF
WMtsor Chairs,
in all their variety. and in q satisfactory manner
The pubic are assured they yin furnish Chairs on IS
moderate terms, and OF - good qoslity, rs Car he
obtained n any part Of this state, or IN New York
All E4yoss gratefully acknowledged.
~. l. Coods and Groceries.
Ia their front store they keep oa hand general
sssortrnent Of genuine WestIndia Goods and Groce-
res, which they are determined sell 81 small pro6s-
Ldmp'OH,
Of th. bcs, quality, in large small qpsnies. heps
const aatly on Lsnd-toge,cr With g,o,, oshsr sfti.
cies usually called fr in store VI hs dessspticDs
.Ner-srI, JssVsv % 1922.
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eaase coosinue after which time, II the
Judge slial isii " attend thv court shall stand
adjourned uosii the 6fst day oi tho nexs term.
washington, April 70, 1922
Approve. JAMES MONROE.
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40 ACT s!,e.ing the tlme and place Of hold.
ms me oisiTi-i couit 10 The district oil
Mississippi.
Rsisrrss.sanpes ef Ibs Unued Ssaaes eJ diner.
&c. "a Svns'sss asss1b'sa. raat iDe dis,.ie,
court oil he United States ios the dlsuicI OF
Mississ'pf', heretoiore boiden at lhe scot oi
gosesnnsset 10 the s,a,c oil Nliss.sippi, on
tas II 81 Mondays IN January aud Ju,y, snaii,
alter The next July term, which may DC hoa-
en- al tao e'Iy ot Na,ches, beseai,.r hold lis
regular al the Court House OF Adams
county, 10 The Guy oi Matches, on Tho fi,sl
Nlendeys ~ Aptii aud October, and may eon.
tinas " st each tetm until The business oil
|, The court Is flushed.
L Sec, :, .fgd bs is further enacted, That
every wfiI, process, subprGa, or fecognis,
ance, tsiurnapc according 10 law, OF the ien-
or ,hereoi, 70 ehnor OF The siotesaid terms
hoiden on the hrs, Mondays In J4uuasy and
July, shall alter ,he next July torn, be re,urn-
able, aud shall be returned, 10 The next sue.
ccedloS ierm OF said court, 10 be holden on
the hfsl Mondays IN April aud October, alter
the passing ot TINS act.
Washington. April &c. is22.-Approved.
JAMES MONROE.
An ACT supplementary 10 an act, entitled
San act 10 set apart end dispose OF certain
paolie lands, tor The encouragement oi the
cultivation Of The vine aud olive.
be IL, enl c.ed ey Me Senate and House If
Renressnas,peS cj The United S.ases ef .dmer-
iea an Congress assembled, Thst, whenever
any individual or individuals, named in the
cout;acl ensesed inio between the Secretary
Uf the Treasury and Charles ViIlar, agep, ot
the French Association, on ihe eighth day OF
January, in the year oae thousand eigh, hun
dred aud ninsseeA, by virtue Of the set Of
Congrcss, cnitied "An act TO set epArt aud
dispose Of certain pubic lands, for the en-
coufaSemeht OK The cultivation Of the vine
end oiiys, passcd on the third day Of March,
one liioassod eight hundred and seventeen, OF
the heirs cr dc,.sees Of such individual or in
d'iduais, snail have complied With The ccnti.
uons OF setilemeDt aud cultivation, ID The said
conuaet prescribed, in proportion 10 his OF
their issssesI, Under the Ssid contract, aud in
The ians. thsseby set spsri, and shall have
!, ns'd & Ss.s,fsas =. ras-,.s3c ;.io.;sy, p.opcs-
uona,e 20 his or their interest in SAID land,
within eae psrlieulsr periods Il, The said con.
tract hm!setl, II shall, and may be lawful for
The Secretary cI The Treasury, aud he Ia
hereby re4uhed, 20 cause letters patent to be
issued 20 such individual or Individuals, or
his OF ,trir heirs or deyisees, Tor the amour,
oil his of sheir interest In the lands set apart
and contracted Tor, by .,rlue OF the SAID oct
any Thing III lhe said &C, or con,ract contain.
ed TO the contrary Notwithstanding saving
always 10 the widow Of any such deceased
proprietor her right of dover IN said londs,
according TO ,he laws Ia the state VI Alabama.
Washington. April ?6, 1922
s-. sfE Approved JAMES MONROE
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FRESH FLOUR.

.NosV landing, and for SAKE on Gardner's sysar(,
from si0oh Heary from .sie.randria.
l25 bbls. superhne,
as 1s htIf h,aIs' oSis. fs. do. FLOUR.
Apply to JOHN b. LYON.
Newport, March 6. 1922
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-05-29
Har.Apne, CmAery, -LhandAyy,c'e-
WIN. ii. RATHBONE,
OGers for sale at Ills Store, head Of
Pdekef IpAarJ.

SUS'o .JV cGfS tb t|SVI, fSstH W
Packef TPhar).
OUADRANTS, double and single
observation, Bra SO and Wood Compssses !;
Spy Glasses; Cases Of Mathematical Instruments !;
parallel rnies Scales and Dividers Eavigators and
Coast Pilots; Charts palent hslf-hour Glasses I;
Log glasses, Bunting and Ships colours; quilts,
writing, letter and log paper ink powder cordsge
OF all sizes; twirIe House, cabin, psnt aad scrub
brushes; brooms cabin mops log reels and chiis
deep and hand lesdsi hand pumps serving
malletsi blocks and hanks japan lamps ard feed.
grs, horn and tin lanterns kniyeo and forks. him
les Of a! Kinds sctsgs: brass and iron iatches ;
cocks coffee mills jack aid pen knives, spoons
COOKS ladies and torn,entors; axes, hatcbets. ham,
ners, japan and tin yuinpets, chses, ssgurs. f,s,
saws. harpoons and grains, fish hooks, sail needles
ana palms, leather, sheathing paper. caukng irons
ard malie,s. marlin spikes; iron shovels, slips
srcapers, gimblets, pump and cIapper nails, states
aud pencils, spanish brown red lead tin, iron and
stone ware, patent deck lights brass pua,p boxes,
wrought and cut nails tsads and tacks Of all Sizes
tile. glue, chalk birthstone. lsmpblaok, oars. hand
spikes, Tar. Pitch, Turpentine and Rosn osknm ;
with full assortment Of every articles usually call
ed for in Hardware and Ship Chsndlery store.
or Persons wishing Quadrsnts and Compasses
repaired, can leave th hsn al The above store. where
lhey will be attended 10. Newport, June IL.
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"A act making appropriations for the Public
Buildings.


Be IL enacted By The Senate and House Of
Representatives oj the U7ifei States Of inner.
ca in Congress assembled That, for continuing
the work on the Centre Building of the Capt.
;oi, and other Improvements on the Presi-
dents House, tho following sums OF money
be, and hereby are, appropriated
For continuing the work on tho Centre
building, the sum Of one hundred and twenty
thousand dollars.
For eonsurs,;ng culvert TO the Ptesi.
dents nousenpainiog, aid necessary repairs
Of the same, the, sum Cs three thousand three
hnndred dollars.
For imposing the gtoundS around the
Capitol, twelve hundred aud fifty dollars.
Sec. .. Ind be itfnr!her enacted, That the
said several sums oil money be paid out OF any
moneys in the Treasury not otherwise appro-
ptiaied: Provided, koseeper, That no money
appropriated by this act shat! be paid TO euy
person Tor his compensation perquisites,
who Is in arrears TO the United States, until
such person shall have accounted for, and
paid into The Treasury, all sums for which he
NAV be liable.
Wsshington, Nay 1, 1922.
Approved JAMES MONROE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-05-29

WHERsAs the President Of the q, 3 STATE.
w authorized by law to csas. lsnos 90 lie 1iier.l
ed tor sale I..s taf
1herelore. l. JAsssfMospos, Preside n, If ,hes
United States, 90 hereby declafe and ma he know
that ile public sacs shsli be h-ld al Io'lous viz
Al the Land Ufioe ., 1cire iiaute. h, Indiana on
the hrst Monday ~ Jni oext, Tor the sste ot
Townships IL and IS IN rangei, cast uf the "a
principal merl,sn inc,
~ and IN, n ranges To y, west do.
A. the t~na oitee st Nsndsls, ia l.iinois, 90 tho
third Monday u, July nsx', tor the sale of
rowoships IL, ~. - aud IL in raages and . east
OF the Sd principal mclidan line,
li,>l2. Is, IL and Is, in ranges 3 and T. do
Al the same place, ON the thiid Monday in Az.
gust pext Tor the sale of
Townships II. ~, IS, IL and IS. in ranges s. and
s;e cas-. o. the 81 principal meridian line.
Al the Land Office u, Palestine, In Illinois, on the
hrst Monday In August next, for the sale Of
Townships 6. z. y and 9. in ranges 9. 10 and II,
east OF the Sd principal meridian lire,
o. 1s8 and 9, In range Ia. west Of "a do.
and 10 s,.l "a do
A, the same place. ON the first Monday in Sep
teDber next, tor the sale Of
Townships 10, II, ~ and IS. in ranges 9, 10 and
IL, east of Sd principal meridian line,
10, III, IL and IL, in ranges IL, Is aud IL, west
of I'd do. -" -
AT the same place, on the arst Monday in oc,o.
Der neAt, for the sale of
io~hshps ~, Io 10 ana IL, IN ranges 3, 10 and IL,
east OF the Sd principal meridian line,
IL, Is, 10 and IL, in ranges IL. Is, and IL, ives.
Of ID do. .0sar,' -
At the same place. on the ist Monday in Novem-
bee neat, for the sale OF ,.,
Townships IL, 49, 20 and 2l, in ranges Q, 10 and IL.
east OF the 81 principal meridian line,
1o, 49, 90 and 81 in ranges Is and Ia, ives, OF
% principal meridian lDe, %.
10. 10 and 10, 10 range ~, do. do.
- IL do do
10 an -, 90
AZ the Land Office for the Northern district of
louisiana, at the town OF Ouachiia, on the first
Monday in November next, for the sale OF
Townships Is. Is. II, Is and 10. in ranges 1, g.
q aud Sweat OF The meridian line,
AT the Land Office at The Seat Of Justice of the
county OF Independence, in the Arkapsas territory
tor the sale Of such lands " the United States AZ
are situated In the following tescs bed townships
and tanges. aud which have bees xcludcd from
the lottery of the lands appropriated tos satisfying.
warrants tor military services; WIS
On the frat Monday in August next. for tho sale
OF such OF the above described lands ~ are si,uA-
ted IN tue following townships aud ranges viz (,
Townships IL 3s567 = and 20 in range L. east
49,. .i..... oil the 5lli meridian lines
2 3 and 8 do.
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excfcise the sane powers, be subject TO The
same duties. and bs emitted 10 the sanie pri.
ylieges and immunities, es otner collectors
and Surveyors ut the customs oI the Unissd
States.
Sec. 9. .fad Sc is .f.rGssr enacted, Tha,
ships or vessels arriving from and siIs tho
rhrlelh day OF Juas next, from the Cape OF
Good Hope, or from any place beyond the
same, shall be admitted 10 make entry at the
port oi entry Of Pensacols, and a, no other
port or place in Florida. ,,.t..L
Sec. 10. Ind Dc h further enacted, That
all laws which impose any duties co the i'm.
portation OF any goods, wares and n,etchsn-
disc, into said lerruoTy OF Florida, or Cn tie
expectation Of any goods, wares, and R.er-
chanoise, from said ierrilory, OF on tho ion-
nage OF vessels, or which allow any drawback
on tae expectation Ut cry goods, wstes, or
mesch-ndise, 0tEet than such duties or draw
backs, as ere paid or allowed ia osher tesri-
tories or places in the UniIed States are here
by repealed Provided, That nothing in this
act contained shal authorise the allowing OF
drawbacks on tie exportalion Of any goods,
wares, and merchandise, from any port or
place OF SAD territory, other than on those
which shall have been imported directly into
the same, from loIeign post or place and
no drawback shall be allowed on any goods,
wares, or merchandise, exported from any
port Of Florida, which shall have been import
cd before the tenth day OF July, one thousand
eight hundred and twenty. one.
sec. IL. Ind be IL further enacted, That
the FIRST section o. an act passed on the Sec
ond day Of March, one thousand eight hun.
dred and nineteen, entitled - An ACT supple.
raentsry to the scss concerning tho coasiing
trade" be No far altered end amended that
The sea coast and nsvlgabie rivers oil The Uni.
ted Statos be, aud the same arc hereby, divid.
cd into three great districts the Fist aud sec
oDd 10 be, and remain as tbeein described,
and the third TO Include oil the ports, bar
boss, sea coasts end nasigable rivers, between
the southern limits Of Georgia snd The river
Perdido, aud said third grea, district 60 es.
tabhshed, shali be subject to all tho regaIs.
ticns aud provisions OF said act.
PHILIP r. BARBOUR.
Speaker Of the House of Representatives
JOHN GAlL.LARD,
,. President of The Senate, pro ,enpore.
Washington. May z. 1922
Approved JAMES MONROE.
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RESOLUTION providing for the security
In the trsnsnaisEion OF letters, SC. IN the
pubic msils.
Resofved by me Senate and HoUse Of Ref
rcsentanpes fMe Unitfd Sfaies Of .5meyica
IN Congress assemt!eG, That Il shalt be the
duty OF the Ppstnasier General 10 inuod sce,
as soon as conveniently may be, Oh one or
moe of the tncst eApos ed ,ou,es, Richard
ImIay's plan OF cooper cases, secured in iron
chests, with Inside LOCKS and sliding bars; IN
such way to les, It's efficacy in preventing
robberies of the mail Provlded, The extra
expense for each mail carriage shall not ex.
ceed one hundred and Fifty du..ars.
Washington. april 20. 1922. , .,., =.
Approved JAMES MONROE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-05-29

An ACT 70 alter the times OF holding courts
in the Western District of Virginia, and
for other purposes.
BE IL enacted by the Senate and House ef
Rekrescntafives offhe United States Of finer.
iea IN Congress assembled, That, instead OF the
times now prescribed by law for holding
courts in the western district Of Virginis the
said courts shall be held annually on the Grs,
Mood,ys of April aud September, OF Wythe
court house ard Lewisburg. Oh the Fridays
succeeding the 6fst Mondays Of April and
September and at Cisrksburg, on the fourth
Mondays la Msy sod October; to which
d,y.. respectively, ell process, retu'nsb!o 10
the E'N days ot the mex; succeeding term,
shall be held re;urnable, and returned accord.
insly.
Sec.'4. .fnd be IL further rrdefed, Tha,
if the Judge shall not attend on the fiIS dsy
of suy court, such oour, shall stand sdjourned
from dsy to day 'or ,hfsa days.. the ssm.
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Escb sale win commence With the lowest number.
Of section township, and range, and proceed in reg.
uar numerical order.
The lands reserved by Law for the use Of schools
or for other purposes, will be reserved from sale.
Given under my hand, at the city Of Washington,
this 18th day of March, 1922
...,.. 49, JAMES MONROE.
BY tie President: .....
JosfEa MErcs,
Commissioner Of the Gen Land Office.
March 27 tE1.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-05-29

BY NE 4DfeadsM OF he Uinia atalcs.
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t23 4 S and Is 2 do.
1884 z 8 and o 3 10.
II 10 III IL 10 and ID ! do.
Ia do,
3 3 Is IL IS 10 10 and 20 west do
On the first Monday iD September next, for III
sale OF such of the above described lands as are su
ted IN Tie following townships aud ranges, viz.
townships IL lg and 20, in range 2. west of the
5th meridisa line,
IS Is II IS l9 and 90 3 do.
10 IL l3 ID Is 10 aud 10 do
l2 9 10 II IL IS and 10 do
12456S9 10 IL IL IS and I8 6 do.
On the lst Monday in Oo tober next, for the sale
OF such OF the above described lands ~ are situated
in the following townships and ranges, viz
Townships 2 . 567 10 IL ~ IL Is 10 II I8i 10
and 90 in range 2, west Of 5th meridian line
81 78e 10 Is l6
IL 10 10 90 8 do.
i234567 10 IL IL
l8 l9 Sod 20 9 do.
l9 10 do.
On the 1st Monday in November next, for sale bf
such Of the above described lsIds are situated in
the following townships aud ranges, viz.
townships 2 3 4 S 2 8 9 10 and ! /, in
range 10, west ofthe Stu oetidisn line,
34.s 67s and 10, in rang. II do.
2345 6 z 8 9 and 10 10 do.
234567 8 snd 9 l3 do.
34s6 7 snd 9 ID do.
4 and IS do.
5 6 and z I6 do.
8 II do.
Escb sae win commence With the lowest number,
,,fa aeftio and tunVe .nJ ed IN r.0.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-10
TcoMMUNIcATRD.I

DIED-In the vicinity of Romney, on
Tussday evening the 3It. ult Doc
Thompson NJ Donald in the 43th year of his
age.
Doc. M'Donad had acquired and main.
tnined veil nerited reputation in the prac.
tice Of vi. profession end hi. loss will be
oensihly felt by those amongst whom he has
been accustomed to practise, Possessed of
strong and discriminating mind, he had
improved il by very general acqusistance
with Books aud by habit Of close and &C
curate observation IF character and events
following under his notice. Possessing some
ainguIarity 10 opinion, and come eccentrici-
les, perhaps, in his conduct, ye; his high
IeRsa OF honor, bis uDqueslionsble integrity
and instances of generosity without ostsDta
ton, exhibited by him, are recGrred to, by
those that knew him well, with mingled feel
logs Of admiration and regret.
-On Friday afternoon 2d inst. Mr.. James
Scott, Teacher, late Of Leesburg, gentleman
Ut greet integrity uf character
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-10
Virginia to wit /:
August tO-4t

Virginia to wit:
At Rules holden tm the Clerks O &C of
the Superior Court Of Chancery for
the Winchester District the first
.Monday in .fugust 1922.
Conrad Hunizberry Plaintiff,
against
John Parrill, Isaac Wood and George
Bennett, Defendants.
THE Defendant, George Bennett, no,
having entered his appearance and Civ
en- security according to the act of As
semb!y and The Rules of this Court.
and It appearing by satisfactory evil
denee, that he is not an inhabitant of
this country: IL is ordered, That the
said Defendant do appear here on the
first day Of the next term and answer
the bill of the plaintiff ; and that CO.
Ply of this order be forthwith inserted
IN some newspaper published in Win
chester, for two months sneeessiyeIy
and posted at the front taar Of the
Cour, House in the said town Of Win
eheiter.
A'Copy Teste,
DANIEL LEE, C. C. c.
August fO--C. Nj.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-10
NOTICE.

IOROPOSALS will be received On.
Il til the fourth Monday in August
next. for contract, to add to and re
PAIR the psesent Jail Of Fauquier coun.
ty.
The plan may be seen by inspecting
a repor. of former Commissioners,
made at June Term, 1922.
The proposals will set forth the
quantity and priees of materials, and
work necessary to complete the build
ing; so as TO enable the commissioners
to contract by the piece, or ia the
lump.
WILLIAM,SKINKER,
A. ID. KELLY.
WIN. Il. SMITH,
CHANDLER PEYION,
THOMAS MARSHALL,
1NMAN HORNER,.
MARK. A. Chiffon,
EDWARD DiGGES,
WILLIAM BELL,
Commissioners.
August SIT.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-10
Virginia to wit :
August fO--M

1T Rules holden in the Superior Court of
Chancery for tie Winchester District tie
first Monday en- august, 1922.
John NeH Plaintiff,
6gainst
The heirs Of Peter Beaver deceased,
Defendant.
THE subpoena scirefaeiaS not being
executed on the Defendant, John Bea-
yer one Of the heirs Of said Peter Bea-
yer, decd. and he not having entered
his appearance aud given security ae-
eording 10 the Act Of Assembly and the
Rulss Of ibis Court, and it appearing
by satisfactory evidence, that ne is not
an inhabitant Of this country In is
ORDERED, That the said Defendant do
appear here on the first day Of the next
term and answer the bill Of the Plain
tiff; and that copy ofthis order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper
pnblished in Winchester, for two
months successfully and posted at ;he
front door Of the Court House ia the
said town Of Winchester.
a COtY-TESTE,
Aug. iO,--DANIEL LEE, e. .. 9.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-08-10
Virginia to wit :

At Rules holden in the Clerks Office Of
the Superior Court of Chancery for
the Winchester District the first
Monday in August, 1922.
John w Miller, Plaintiff,
Against
Joseph c. Baker, John Gardner and
John Lupton, Defendants.
's$HE Defendant Ohm Gardner not
a. having entered his Appearance
and given security according to the
Act of Assembly and the Rules of this
Court, and it appearing by satisfactory
evidence, that he is not an inhabitant
Of this country: 1t is ordered, 7 hat the
said Defendant do appear here on The
first day Of the next term and answer
the bill Of the plaintiff and hat u
copy of this order be forthwith Inserted
in some newspaper published 10 Win
chester, for two months successfully
md posted at the front door nf the
Court House in the said town Of Win.
chester.
A COPY-TESTE,
DANIEL LEE, c. c. c:
August fO--M