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f PRINTED AND, PUBLISHED
EV
JOHN HEISKELL,
At three dollars per annum payable in
^ advance.
% n ~" -‘
AN EXTENSiVE SUPPLY
of
FUES H DYE ST U F F S,
Fur Sate by
V CHARLES L1TLE,
siitolhecary Druggist.
Winplicglor. On. l.i.
FOR SLE.
ILL he sold on Wednesday tli41
V * 20th uf February next, at my
Louse, hear Berry’s Ferry, 1 VIARI1',
1 GIG, BEDS and sundry BKDDInG,
together with other articles ot Furui.
lure, belonging to the estate ol Air*.
L, M, B. Dangeriieli!, deeM. Nio••
months credit will Lt> given for a?i
sums over fiv e dollars, the pin chaser
giving hoed with approved security.
JOHN DANGLUFIKLD, Aim,-.
Fi b. ‘J—Ids
ruii 3ALL,
LRMIE IlMl'SK & IjO'L at present
.JR occupied by Mr. Janie* Graham
The publicity of ibis stand and it bei»:t
so well known renders it unnecessary
lo dilate upon its advantage*.—The
subscriber will sell the same, at private
naif : but if a Mile is not eHeeled pre
vi»o* to the 20th of March, ii will he
sold at Public Auction. Possession
will h< given on the lirst of A, ril.—
Deference L.r further particulars to
^lr. N. Fitzsimmons.
I) . i ids JOHN HAHKKLDT.
Messrs. Samuel Edgaj' and j
.John Rowland,
G E » T I. K M K N.
PLEASE to take notice.
That on the twentieth day of l<\ brua*
ry next ensuing, ir, the county of Wood,
in the state of Virginia, between the
iiour of to o'clock ami Sunset of the
same duy, I .ahull proceed to toke tfit*
depositions of Augustus Slone and o
ther*. at the house of H. Hook, to be
reud in evidence in a suit now depend
ing in the Chancery side of the county
court of Wood, t:i which I am plaintiff
and you are defendant.
JOSEPH SPENCED.
Parkersburg, Jan. t'J.
Machinery Jbr Sale.
f i'* If E sii senber having inure Cnr- I
S ding .Machines than arc neecssary
in his factory, would give tin- clmec of
three on accommodating terms, if up- j
plication is fhorlly made. Also, for
sale, a JVarrow Shearing .Machine,
and two pair of llnnd Shears—tbey
have not been in use for some time, but
are considered good. Apply to
1 DANIEL ANNIN.
Opeqnnn Factory, Jan 26 — tf
OPEQAJON FACTORY
FOIl SALE (lit ItE.N'T.
npHE undersigned being doimii* of
M changing his business ori account
of the labour attending a manufactu
ring establishment, would he ple&ged
to sell on ea«y terms, or rent his es
tablishment, (the best on account of
situation, custom and other advanta
ges in Virginia,) provided it cun bp
effected before the first day of April
next, to a person well qualified to con
duct such an establishment.—If not dis
posed of by the first of April it will be
continued in < eraliim as heretofore.
(f^’This property is very susceptible
of being converted into a Manufactu*
ring Mill, if mieli should b • esirahle
lo a purchaser—in this resp its lo
cal situation is perhaps inferior to no
other. DANIEL ANNIN.
Jan. 26— tf
£3rThe editor of the Torch Light, Ha.
gerstown, is requested to insert the
above seven times, und send his ac
eount to this cilice for collect inn.
Virginia to wit:
sit rules hohlcn in the Clerk's office in
the County Court of Hampshire, on
1/te first •Monday in December 1821.
Thomas Taylor, Plaintiff
AGAINST
Jacob High, Defendant.
IN CHANCKKV.
Defendant not having entered
3. his appearance and given security
according to the net of Assembly noil
the rides of this court, and it appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that bo is
no; «n inhabitant of this Common,
wealth. // n nrdvrvd, That the said
Defendant do appear hero on ti:e first
Hay of ’r:dr(h Court n^tl, auil answer
the hill of the Plain!itT: arid that n co
py of this order be forthwith inserted
* 1 » r.ew-pap-r published i;i Win.
* ber, for two mop;|:i surcessivciy, ai d
another copv posted «♦ the front door
«>f th% Cti- ri Honss of tite ecunty o
Hampshire
JOHN B. WHITR, r. *t. c.
■><». •».1 _ .’jt*- ; i_\
n o
rVPPtTO
FOK SALE.
j F WISH TO SELL I HE TRACT
I H Oh LAND on which 1 lire, eon*
, taming between 470 and otto ACRES.
• This land is inferior to no tract in (he
j County. No money will he required
• in hand. For terns apply to )o*rph
I'idball, J no* Ma kv. or the subscriber
WILL!AM SNICKERS.
Woodberry, July 7—tf.
marshal s sale.
3m V virtue of a Decree of the Win
Chester Chancery District Court,
pronounced die 28th day of November,
th-'t.iii a suit therein depending be
tween George William Cainpb if and
William Victor Campbell, infant cliil
dren and heirs of William Campbell,
dee’d, by (ie.rge Reed, tlieir Guardian
and next friend, and Jainc* liicly and
tin* heirs of William Campbell and
olhers, will tie sold before die door of
■ ames Riely's Store, in the town of
•' inchesler, an Friday the ticeffth da//
>■!' -Ipril lauvt, ike foil awing propet iy,
:u wit :
A HOUSE $ LOT,
■ hi the town of Winchester, on the west
• idt* of Loudouu-Htreet, adjoining R0
iiert; Gray—now occupied by J nines
Riely and John (Foster.
A Half-Acre Lot,
on the South side of Ficcadiliy-atreet,
adjoining the lot of Andrew Bush.
2i-2 Acres of Ground,
an Out Lot, udjoitiing the lots of Ar
chibald Magi I i and Mrs. Overtime.
20 Acres of Land,
ncur iiiche-ter, on ii,e East side of
the road leading from Winchester to
Charlestonri, udjututug the lauds of
Will :um Davison
s'Ji Acres ol Land,
situated mi the North side i.f Timber
Nidge, in fii— county of* Hampshire,
i.eur lln< rend lending from Winchester
"» Noniney, patented to George Mi.
chaH L-tuliioger 14th September, t?sy.
'Perms of sale,—Oae-hulf of the
purchase money to be paid down, ihe
residue in two equal annual payments,
with interest from the day of sole, ilic
purchaser giving a deed of trust on the
properly to secure the payments.
Sale to commence at it o'clock M.
fc. M. BECKWITH, D. M.
FOR
Jonh S. I'Erros, „v. ir. c. d.
January t j- tds.
a Merchant Mile
AX'D
ULXD for SALE,
’L’3~ILL he sold at PUBLIC SALE.
V V on the premises, by the heirs of
1 homos Mauzy, dec'd. on Fridav fhe
lbth day of March next, a valuable
MERCHANT MILL,
M ini ABOUT
110 Acres of Lund
attached to ii, situated in the countv of
Rockingham, V a. on the Shenandoah
Wiver, ah' at four miles lielow the town
of Port Republic. 'I Ins Mill possesses
perhaps as many advantages as any
other in the county. The neighborhood
is populous, the people wealthy, and I
the soil fertile. The Miil is drove by !
the River, whose navigation to the |
towns of Georgetown and Alexandria ^
will soon hp completed, and generally 1
has as much grinding to do a« it cun }
perforin with two large pair of stones
running both day and niglit, There arc
on the premises a good two storv framed
DWELLING HOUSE, a DISTIL.
LERY, and many other improvements. J
About 25 acres of the Lund is River
Rot Inin ; the upland lies well and a
dnpted to Clover and Pluisler, by the
use of which it would soon become fer
•ile. ALSO.
/si me same time ami place, will ho
""Id, in like, manner, another TIJACT
OF I.AND, containing upwards of
600 Jlcrcs,
which lies immediately opposite the
former and scpirated only by ihe ri-. pr
On this tract thpre i* about 1 Acres
of cleared I,arid, a Considerable p«r»
tinn Wiver Bottom, and the residue lies
well ; the wood land is heavily clothed
with timber, which is convenient to
must of the fencing. The improvements
area good DWKLINO HOUSK. Barn,
and almost every necessary building,
together wi'h an Apple Orchard, awl
the best of never failing wnler. Any
further description of the properly is
deemed useless os if* presumed that
Hiiy person disposed to purchase will
first view- if.—Thu terms of s-i|e p,r
both places will be one third io hand
{ft the residue in fort equal n ni> I
1 payments, hood wi<h approved *e it. •
fv & deeds of trust on the lands to se
cure the payments will he required,
i I l.e sale will be conducted by
MICH AM. \I.\UZV,
A N’P
J03EH1 MAUZV.
I V V /a , t
I if cb. 2—
KJH SALK, •
At II AC I' OF LAND containing
ab- ui tU6 JlCMiS, lying on th»
nioici road leading from Winchester to
llomney ami Mooreiield, within four
mile* of (be former place ami whereon
the subscriber now lives, ihe laud i*
fertile, with two comfortable 1)V\ f I,.
Ll\(» IIUUSKS, Kitcutn, !*>m<.ke
house, an excellent Btuu, an Orchard
of choice fruit, ami g ..id water. The
said place has been occupied am) kepi
us a Tavern upwards of 20 years, and
is thought la be oae of the best country
stai ds within a large circle. 'I ha terms
will be made accommodating ou uppli*
cation to the subscriber.
JACOB WEAVE II.
Feb. 2—tf
A Negro Man,
who calls himself CVHUlS; rays he
belonged to John Nelhcring, of .A Ihe
amrle county \ a. who sold him to a
gentleman residing in (ieorgiu. {name
unknown.) Saul negro is about Do
years ot nge, dark complexion, about
D feet 5 or d inches *'igli, ci thimt
much worn. The owner i« rcipicsi
to come forward, prove propeilv, pay
charges and take him away, eUe hi
will be d*-ult \» ith us the law directs
CHrtULfcri HULL i’ Jailor F. C.
Nov. 2L—-if.
V A LLT t\ BL i'j rKOP12RT Y
E 0 U S JI L E.
JiN pur-nunee ofihe !lisl Will a,,,*
I rsliio flit i,| (lie Rev, Joseph Cihfts,
due'll, »■ e, the subscribers will „tre*
for *.n! , „t Public \ut tiu:i, on tl.e ore
inises, on Monday the 23th dai/ of F. /;
rnartt next, if fair, it not. llie m xt fuir
day, A l KACf containing
i.';i Acres ol* excellent Far
ming Luind,
neatly ouc-ihr.'U of which i» in timber, '
a xo
s»() leras of lfiiiFithij JWt'ndoTV:
lyiog ill tl.e enmity of Berkeley, in the
sla.i* of V.rginia, near Middleton
and arjoiiiing the lands of William
Wil ou. I'i ij, und others. There are
on -Hid tract a NfciVKR.FAILING
SI M ,,, i-xepi u»t'er, a mi* sM
t’Zgk'.- COS h I) W Ki.L!;’Jv« Tf. Jr *
sm*T hoi;sl, fe.-fr.f
lM r.ns m,tN) mLlii
with Stables uuderuiiuh the same_
— ALSO—
a J OF in Middletown, in the enmity
„KVtX nforesuid, with a large ami
lillf C'linfortalxle BRICK liWKL
INti MOUSK an ! a Kitchen
JiAA&iL hereon, together with n g,.(.d
Stable. '1 ho terms will be onmthird
ot* the purchase money in hand ao:l the
balance in two equal annual inatal.
merits : tlm payment* to be secured l»v
a deed ol rrxi»l on toe pnqiertv. A
further description of the property is
deemed unnecessary, a* persons dispo
sed to purchaso will no doubt view it
previous to the day of sale. Should
the property not be sold on the above
mentioned d;>y, ii will be KKNTLI}
for a term of years.
— ALSO—
will he offered KOI* KENT, on Mon
r/ay the I uh day of February next,
i fmr, if not, the next fmr day, to the
highest bidder, a valuable
Merchant Mill $ Saw M ill.
recently erected and now in compe te
order I or business, consisting of a pair
ol Burrs and Country Siones, together
with about if ACHES OF LAM),
Niluated in the county of Frederick’
near the head of Opcqiton Creek_
On the same day will be oil’red For
Herd, a b ARM oi good limestone laud,
CONTAINING UP'.VAKDS OK
20 0 ACHES, I
»f which l.iO acres are cleared.—There
'*“* m» 'he premises a comfortable
i/w filing I hitler and a good Horn._
• ">• Him is sit on led within a mile and
11 ii half i»l ihe mill above mentioned,
and adjoins the lands belonging in
the heirs of Col James G. Itowdali &
Gen. Jam>-s Singleton, dee’d. Bond
and security will be required of the
' ants Also, for sale, ut private con
tract, a large quantity ofCOOPKltS’
s rt FV nnd I A NN Kltb* HA H K,
wlii' h a ill be delivered to purchasers
immediately : and about 80 Bushels of
CEOVKit riKKI).
I’ ’ ^"Iis wishing to view the proper
ty in Fred* rick can sntff'j themselves
by applying to James M, Glass, at the
lute risidcnee of iln said deceased.
HOBKUT V ANCK, J ,, .
JOHN (HLK.KRSOSS kx M>
January .»—id*
y'ie Edita, oj the jyjnrlinsbur'r Gazette
wit/ insert the above odtertisemeut,
o J *r as includes the lletlcely pro
I’ert:/, until the dnj/ of sale, and Jur
wurd his account to this office.
NOTICE.
\EL persons indebted to llie estate
ol the late Jsane Lupton, are re»
quested speedily to liquidate their rc
speetive dues, and those to whom the
estate may be indebted are requested
to present iSw ir accounts, duly authen
ticated, for adjustment.
JC^EPH LEPTON, Adiu'r.
Felt. 2— 3t
JHI.UE liiixNis.
> E I Eli PKINTZ respectfully in
is. forms t!»e public, that lie continues
the business of P.LL'M DYING in all
its various branches, at his Columbian
inn, in l.oudoun»streei, Wiaehester,
where he will execute all orders with
promptness, und on reasonable term*,
ile will al*o col »r RED and GREEN
in the neatest manner,
G-O'if work is not dona well, no
charge will bu demanded.
Feb. 2—31
];M) Dollars llexfcard'
jj 2> AN AH AV from the subscriber
iLst living near Paris, Fauquier eotui
ty, ' u. on the -1th oi October fast a
NEGRO MAN NAMED
M A li ll Y.
tiboiil six leel high, ;> 1 years r.!d weigh* I
upwards ol 200, t. high honed, lias I
I luck lips, and a Immpi/ luce. His j
clothing coi.-isied, in part, of n home- i
nuuie cloth Coal ol a while ami black
mixture—'wtiU-d Puuteiootis made of
cotton and yarn ; but it is p'obuble
thill he may, since the time of Ins e»
lopeuu'iit, imve obtained other cloth*
mg. The ubove r« ward, if taken out
<il the stale, and all reasonable charg
es, will be paid lor apprehending him
and securing him in any Goal *• tin.I
j get him again ; or & jo nod reasoiin
!»lc charges will he paid if tak< n up in j
• tie stute and secured so that 1 agaiu
recover him,
JOHN ASHBY. I
Near Paris, Fuurpiier couuly, 1
_ February U,— Jt. " j
r. ■! esse McK ly,
S AkH NOTICE, that on Monday j
-H. the italh day of Fehraaiv, is22,
at the Office ol Christopher Neill, in
the town of Alexandria, District of
Columbia, between Die horns r>f nine
o'clock in the forenoon and live in the
afternoon of said day, we shall, by
virtue III it commission train the county
Court «: Frcdrriek, Virc niu, take the
depositio . of Lenus 01 Zj us j-Lw.cv,
vvliicii, when taken, we shall oiler is
evidrnc.e »o a suit now depending he
>ore the Couuly Court of Frederick
1 irgiuia, where'll we are fhiiiiiiih ai.d
you ere deienilant. Yours, ike.
KXliA k INSKY,
Y il.UAM PATON,
•Ic-N VI H AN BU I CHUR
Survivors of 11 zrtt A inset/. Urn, J'a.
tun. ,/it/rn /hitcher and Jonathan
butcher, trite partner s, t r tin ino mi
dcr (he Jtrm of Azru Kinsey % Coe
January t 1S22.
trust Sale.
H . . —
fc £ ' irtue of a Deed of Tni.t exeru*
i‘d to the subscriber, to secure c
debt due by Jos Lewis, jr. to John Mil
ler, (who has since assigned the same
to A hie I Jennet*,} 1 shall oll'.v lor
*ale, before the door of (.'apt. K. Me
(jnire’s Hotel, in (h'.- town of Winches,
ter, on Sulurday the 16th day of March
next, for ready moii.-y, a certain Tract
or parcel of Laud, lying and being in
(ha county of Loudon, in the Common
wealth of V irginia, being a part of the
/ it tin.out <Jfr<Hor,now in the occupnnev
of Jeremiah Portion. Tenant to said
Lewi*, containing about ho ACUKS.
I hi* land lies in vihativ usually called
the Dutch Settlement, and is said to he
very valuable. Such title H* i* vested
in mo a. 1 rustee will he made the pur
JOHN HE1SKKLL, Trustee.
January 12, 1822—ids
Virginia to wit:
A T Mules Holden in the. (di rk's Office of
the County Court, of Hampshire on
the first Monday in JJecewber, 1S2(.
1 David* Long, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
M.Mahon ft Thomaalias William
M‘Malion und Samuel Thomas,
Defendants,
IN CIIASCKRT.
Defendants not having enter
H. ed their appearance and given se
curity according In thp Act of Assem
lily and the Holes of this Court, and it
| appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are not inhabitant* of this Com.
nmnweal'h: It is ordered, that the said
defendants do appear here on the tirst
day of March Court m xf. nr.d answer
the hill « f the Plaint if)'; and that a co
py of this order be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper published in Wm«
chester, f*>r two months soceessjvely.
| and aooher copy posted n( t|, front
door of the Court House of the County
10f Hampshire.
JOHN II WillTF., r.
December C-, ib ’t—C
I
| NO I ICE.
| f'M'MIOSE indebted to the estate of
Ji. dip late T lumas Neill, are re*
qu**ted to ninkt immediate payment,
and those to whom the estate of the
said Thomas Neill is indebted, me re
quired to produce their nspiv.-ivo
claims, properly aurlieuticut.il. or.
der that measures may he speedily ta
ken toward a hual adjustment of the
estate. !t is hoped this notice will l»a
attended to, otherwise the execiton
will be obliged,iu~relatinn to the debtors,
to resort to a course which it. is their
wish to avoid.
j JON PH LUPTON,; .
AMOS LUPTON, S iivr<’
Feb. 2—-Jt
l>irQiiua ro unr .*
iA* the Superior Court of Chancery
holden at It inch ester the CSthdau oj
November, 1851.
Oliver Funston and Margaret bis w ife,
lure Margaret MiTvoy, 'in* of tin*
daughters, devise,** and legatees nf
Audrevr McKay, decM, Plaiotifls,
AG A NST
w s mm
ucivuy, one Ol tfte acting exec
utors of Andrew McKay, dec’d. nml
a devisee nnd legatee named in lm
N* iii ; \x illiani Lot k, administrator
of Jacob McKay, dic’d. who was
another acting ext-cumr of the s.iul
Anureiv McKay, dic'd. nml dcvi*
name(| in hi* will; p„||j
widow of said Jacob McKay. dec’d.
nml Crt'-uimlra McKayj Dayoe* Mc
Kay, Wash mg'on McKay,
McKay, Amos McKay, and Madison
McKay, children and heirs of th»
s*iid Jacob M. Kay, dic'd, infams by
He said lolly McKay, ihvir guar
diun ndlitem ; Robert \\ hitaere ami
l,;uicnee bis wile, late I’utKnco
McKay, daughter, devisee and lega
tee „} said Aedtew MeKuy, det’d.
r.t.d Kuos McKay, Defendants.
' 1I3S cause came on to be heard
upon lne Bill, unxxvers, exhibits
ami depositions of witnesses taken am!
liied in the cause, ar.d was argued bv
counsel ; and the Court having nmiure
ly considered the same, is of opinion
ibiit tlie* sales made bv the acting ex
ecutor* • i Andrew Mek-y, ■ of
!iis lands, ure clearly proven to have
been grossly fraudulent and ill, gal :
l l.erefore she Court doth decree \ml
order, and it i» accordingly this >s;h
day < f November, tS.’i, decreed nml
order*.d, that '.lie sale* aforesaid hi* set
aside, except the sale of the einuli
trad to Joshua Wood, which the plain*
ii(V* are willing to ratify. And it is
fur titer decreed and ordered, that Ft un
eis M. Beckwith, the Deputy Marshal
ol tliis Court, who is appointed a Com
missioner lor that purpose, do selj (|>©
said lat ds at public auction, to iho
highest bidder, lor (he best price lliat
can bo had, upon n credit of one, two,
net] three years, that is to sax. one.
third ol the purchase money pox *hle
in one year, one.third in two years,
anil the other third in three years from
the duy of sale, giving loir weeks pre
vious notice ol the times and places of
such sales, hy advertisement in the
newspapers published in Winchester,
ttml taking bond* xvith good security
for the payment of the purchase mo*
nev, payable to Daniel Lee. the clerk
nmt receiver of this court ; and that ho
make report of his proceedings to the
rourt. And it is further decreed and
ordered, thut Master Commissioner
Bent take an account of the rents, is
sues and profits of the said lands since
they were so fraudulently gold by ihn
executors aforesaid, and of any lastin''
improvements which have been made
thereon since such sale, anil noxv rc
main thereon : And 'that lie examine,
state and settle the executorial ac
count* ot the said acting executors of
the e-taie of their testator, Andrew
•McKay, dec’d,and make report there
of to the Court, staling specially anv
matters deemed pertinent by himself,
or required by either of the parties („
be so stated ; and he is authorised to
proceed in the matters of the account
aforesaid, in the absence of either par*
ty, who having notice of his priinuv
appointments or subsequent adjourn*
incuts shall fail to at lend him.
y .-1 t MU’,
DAN1K1. I.lift. e. p. r.
Commissioner's O[).oe, JI';>.cWsttr. >
January Jt>, ^
Mlft parties to I ho suit in the Utrr
i;oinj; decretal order mentioned. llf .
I*‘ rrlij notdied, that, in nlirilirti, c (.>
tlu- mid recited order, 1 nhnii attend at
my ullipp aforesaid, an Monday llie
tllh day of March dp*i, for the pur
pose of taking the accounts mention**]
in the sard order. Witen mid y«. here they
will attend, nnd produce »urii voucher*
ami li siimoTiy >-.s w ill rnnhli me i<>
make up lire mid accouut*, and a* lii. y
or ei her of them may deem e.senti»!\
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