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Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-11-02
CINCINNATI, Oct. s.

The drought.-The season still con.
tinues dry, aud for few days past the
weather has been unusually warm. The
health Of the city however, we believe,
continues better than usual at this season
of the year. The Ohio river is lower
Than it was ever known TO be. Capt.
WIN. Green, few days ago measured
the perpendicular distance from the water
10 its present state TO its utmost height
two years ago last spring, and found it TO
be fJty-sepen feet four inches.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-11-02
NEw-YoRK, Oct. 81.

The London Packet brings papers to
the 18th ult. but they are only filled
with localities embarrassing TO the Amer
icau reader.
Sir Thomas Hardy's squadron had
sailed from Plymouth. Mr.. Thornton,
the new British Minister TO the Brazils,
embarked on board the Commodore's
ship, The Superb. Sir Thomas, II is
said, had sealed orders, which are not to
be opened till he reaches certain lati-
tude. Each ship is 10 fine fighting trim,
being put upon the full war establishment,
both as to seamen and marines, with an
extra supply Of stores. This Ia London
paper remarks, at period Of profound
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-11-02
Ten Dollars Reward.

ID AN AWAY from the subscriber, a
Ia NEGRO WOMAN named Phebe,
about DO years old. Took with her a
male child between two and three years
old, and a variety Of clothing. Any per-
son who shall take up the said runaway,
and return her to me, shall receive the
above reward.
WILLIAM SHUTE.
Eliz. Town, Nov. +, 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-11-02
FRENCH HALF CROWNS.

The nominal value OF French Half
Crowns is SIS cents; where's the intrinsic
value is little more than half dollar
averaging at most not more than 81 ceuts.
They are not legal tender a. any rate !;
and though they have heretofore been
paid and received by our Banks at SIS
cents, yet we learn all now refuse to re-
ceive or pay them, except 10 fractional
parts of dollar, and some OF the Banks
refuse entirely either 10 pay or receive
them.
We are induced to give this public
Information TO prevent any deception
from being practised upon the public, as
We understand large sums have recently
been imported from France, and larger
sums are expected with view OF passing
them off and circulating them at S. cents,
being S or per cent. more than their
actual cost 10 France or their real value
By an act of Congress, all foreign gold
coin ceases to be legal tender after the
first OF November.
II is understood, however, that the
Banks Of this city will continue TO re.
ceive it at the former rates, and send il
TO the mint for re- coinage. Y. Gas.
District Of Mdine.-A convention is nov
sitting al Portland, Distric; Of Maine, 70;
The purpose Of forming constitution foi
the government of that part Of Massachu
sets as an independent stale, when admit
ted into the Union by Congress, which vii
probably take place during the next ses
sion. The convention consists Of 247 mem
hers. William King, Esq. is chosen Pres
ident, and R. C. Vose Secretary.
A committee of IS members had beer
chosen to bring forward the project Of
Constitutiou-Tbey have reported 10 PAL
a preamble and bill Of rights. Trent Fed
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-11-02
NEWPORT, (Ky.) Aug. %.

The times here are distressing indeed ;
NE banks, the people, nay even the state
Itself is MISUNDERSTANDING at present is
from Is to 80 per cent. produce OF all
description is remarkably low: wheat in
Kentucky at rs cents per bushel, whis-
key Is to SO l-3 cents, and all other ar.
aicles in proportion.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-11-02
SHERIFF'S SALE.
ESSEX PLEA

ESSEX PLEAS
JOHN TooKER,
as. FL. Fa.
AARON BRooKFIELD.
I'd Y virtue of the above stated writ sf
I'D Fieri Facias, to me directed and de-
livered, ] have levied on the DWELLING
House, the Saw Mill, and fifteen acres Of
land whereon the defendant lives, situate
in the township Of Railway also, levied
on one riding chair and harness, one sula
key, one horse, one COW, together with all
the personal property Of the defendant
AARON BROoKFlELD, which shall ex-
pose TO sale at Public Vendue, at the
house OF Ephraim Clark, Innkeeper in
Elizabeth Town, OIL The third day Of JAN
uary next, between the hours Of twelve
and FIVE o'clock, p. M.
NATHAN SQUIER, late Sheriff
October 29th, 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-11-02
HIGHLY IMPORTANT.

OFFICIAL.
Translated for the Freeman's Journal.
Capture Of Santa Fee, Capital of New
Grenada, by the army Of General Boil
war.
His Britannia Majesty's brig Beaver,
of len guns, Capt. Saumerez, from Car
thagena. arrived at Kingston, (Jamaica)
on the l4th September last by her off,
cial information was received that on the
LIST of July battle took place between
Bolivar aud the troops of Spain, at place
called Yanze, in the valley of Sogamose,
in the province of Junfa. Bolivar had
1000 Infantry, and 500 cavalry in oppo-
sition to the Spanish General Barasino, of
5000 Royalists. The battle lasted till ten
o'clock at night, when the Kings troops
were obliged to retreat 10 great disorder.
A second battle was fought Cd the 25th
OF the same month (July) between the
same parties, at Pantano de Bargas, near
The capital of the province Of Junfa,
which lasted five hours, with desperation
on both sides. Bolivar obtained CON-
pIete victory over the Royalists, who
abandoned all their artillery, baggage and
treasures. Bolivar has proclaimed mar
tial law, and the inhabitants are flocking
to his standard.
. A third battle was fought on the 9TH Of
August, the result Of which was, that the
army Of Barasino was completely de-
siroyed, with the exception Of 100 men,
who saved themselves by escape, and ar
rived at Mourpax on the river Magda-
lena. There were 600 killed and 400
taken prisoners.
On the 9th Of August, the Vice Roy
(Samano) evacuated Santa Fee, and on
the 18th Bolivar took possession of the
same.
Bolivar has despatched division of his
army against Carthagena.
Resurrection Of specie.--On Wednes-
day last, as some iaborers were employed
in removing the rubbish Of an old build.
ing, and digging q new foundation. in
Bakers alley, on lot belonging to Mar
tin Hartley, Esq. they discovered, about
two feet below the surface Of the ground
a copper chest, and on raising it from its
sepulchral bed, where ii had slumbered 10
peaceful security probably Is years, and
opening it, TO their great astonishment
they found it filled with Spanish milIed
dollars, to the number Of 1000 aud up.
wards. The sudden and unexpected
acquisition Of such an immense and ia.
valuable treasure, threw the poor fellow:
Into such a transport Of joy, as TO make
them overlook all arithmetical modes O.
calculation 10 the division Of their prize
and each grasped eagerly for his share
under the rule of the old maxim, bes
feilow gets the most"
The transition from under the iron curse
Of hard times, to the blessings Of what they
fancied the silver age" proved how.
ever Of short duration--the rusty old
Carolas's, just raised from the dead, on
assaying were found TO be all spurious
rascally copper-slenderly covered with
a light silver wash, but 10 such state Of
preservation as to give them the appear
ance Of genuine sterling silver money
they are dated 1898, and so exceedingly
well executed as to leave no doubt Of the
proficiency Of the artist in the work d
counterfeiting. - Phil. Am. Cent.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-11-02

i TIC AldidLltd lnils as stdtCu III TIC dutcF-
tisement.
Legislature. considerable portion
Of our paper is occupied with the Proceed
ings Of the House OF Assembly, copied
from the True American Of yesterday.
In Joint Meeting, on Friday, Isaac
III. WILLIAMSON, Esq. was unanimously
reelected Governor.
It is expected the Legislature will rise
in the course Of the present week.
Not having room for all the Appoint
ments, we have selected those for the
counties of Essex, and Morris, as more
particularly interesting TO our readers.
They will be found below.
appointments IN Joint-.Neeting, Friday
October 20, 1919.
ESSEX. ~
Judge-John Mann.
Judge and Justice-Shepard Kollock.
Justices--Garret Van Houteh, Amos
Harrison, Oliver Nuttmap.
Jeremiah Ballard DepusyM Mayor Of
the borough Of Elizabeth. /. ses
James Wilson, Alderman.
MORRIS.
Judge asd Jusiice-Dayid Welsh.
Justices Leonard Neighbor, Ebene-
ger Coe, Benjamin Piersen.
No amendment following is a
correct statement of the votes given at
the late election 10 the several counties
on the proposition SO to amend the Consti-
tuition Of this state that the first meeting
of the Legislature in every year should
be on the second Wednesday in January
instead Of the fourth Tuesday Of October.
M Amen d,nenf A,nfndlnerlf
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-11-02

Stch is the dreadful detail We have
received; we have no reason TO doubt its
substantial correctness. Was ever such
lamentable aud unaccountable transac-
ton exhibited?
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-11-02
TEl@ @A1BsrTBo
ELIZABETH-TOWJN,
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER Q. 1919.

OF We are requested to mention that
the Steamboat Swift no longer takes
passengers from The Point to New. York.
The ATLANTA rans as stated 10 the adyer-
tisement.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-11-02
NOTICE.

"THEREAS We the subscribers have
w repeatedly received injuries irsm
people by hunting on our lands with their
dogs and guns, &c. We take this opportu-
pity Of forbidding and forewarning them
from yenturing upon our lands with dog
or gun after this date, under penalty of the
law, as we are determined to put the Law
10 force.
WesJeld, Noy. l, 1919.
James Ross,
John Scudder,
John Miller,
Samuel Downer,
Abraham c. Scudder
Sylvenus Pierson,
Jacob Ludlum,
Ezekiel Marsh,
John d. Person.
Deeds and Mortgages,
For sale at this cfice.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-11-02

Bank Of Cestef gas Dc,
Farmei's Bank Of Bucks County Gas do.
New Hope Delaware Bridge Corn.2aS 90.
Bank of Montgomery Coat Hor-
ristown Gas do.
UnincorPorated Banks 2sa50 do
Delaware.
Farmers Bank of Delaware 3a5perc ct. DIN
Other Deia ware Notes TAGS do1
Marysaad.
Baltimore Banks iiea2 do.
City Bank of Baltimore no sales
Annapolis and Branches 3afo do.
Other Mary land notes no sales
Columbia District.
Bank Notes of Columbia generally Sper ct. iisf
Except the following)
Merchants Bank at Alexandria no sales
Mechanics Bank uncertain
Franklin Bank uncertain
Virginia Notes.
Bank of Virginia its Branchesf 2 2 per 81 diss
Farmers Bank andits Branchesl LEA 3 do.
Valley Bank 7as do.
Unehartered Banks 10 a 90 do.
North Carolina.
State Bank of North Carolina &
:, its Branches 5perct dis.
ssass.carozu S'f 5asis DO DO.
Georgia.
Savannah Banks gig per ct. dis
Augusta Banks gig do
Augusta Bridge Bills 23 do.
Darien Bank Sd do.
Other Georgia Notes 10 do.
If less than IS, Ia per cent discount
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-11-02

DIED,
In Union township, on Thursday last. very sud-
denly, the Widow of Benjamin Miller, aged SO.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-11-02
Majority, lO,9ss against amend't.
True American.

amendment Of the Constitution. The
public expression az the late election has
been very decisive against amending the
Constitution Of this State by pieee-meal.
We do not infer from this decision how
ever. that the people are insehsibleto the
defects Of the present Constitution, and
therefore indisposed to meddle With it.
On the contrary, there is strong dispo-
sition 10 the public mind to have this IN
strument amended in sundry important
particulars; not by little patchwork
this year, aud little the next, but by a
general retisien Of the whole, by Con-
vention chosen by the people, or some
other way which may be prescribed by
the observation-disclosures Cent.
Spanish 7Leaty.-Accounts from Wash
ington, published at Winchester, Virgin
ia, state that s. There is perfect under
standing between our government and the
Court Of Great Britain; aud that the only
cause for the decentralization Of the Flor
ida Treaty, is owing to the time limited
Tor the Spanish grants. Our correspoD.
dent tells as that the principles Of the
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-11-02
BANK NOTE TABLE.

Corrected By several Brokers IN .Ns4e-Tork.
U. s Bank Notes not payable in this city, i-a per
cent discount.
c;y,, af NJ York n,d NJ York State Notes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-28

No Misrepresentation that we feel for some o,
the ttse nets Of Gen jackson shall prevent o.
from giving currency to such str,ins as the
toiiowing. In the course which we pursue
We have no pirate feelings to CRAFTY. We
VIII NOT put seal upon this press. II il free /;
and u shall remain so. The honest Muse has
right TO obey its own impulses
fFCt rHE ENQUIRER.
THE HERO ARRIVES.
~, tAir-Brdrs Sons Of the Hest.
rae Hero 6rriues, and the light of his eye
Announces the f,anly inviDc,ie spirit
"b"sc patriot services proudly defy
Inc bost that wouid weaken the claims OF his merit
m Hkko OF ORLEANsi that title shall live
Ing, long after ce,isnre has faded and persisted
Ann The iaine o. the Chief whom cannot Jorgi,e
ny nations unborn, will be gratefully cherished.
The Hero a'rivss; let tributes Of verse
hha anihenls "f welcome announce his appearance /:
LEI wasit AVID so,c his achievements reheaTse,
And grateful affection enrol his adh-renis.
NE Hkho OF ORLEANS! protector ofose.
gu MARCY, Innocence rirtus and beauty
From Sdr0gcs' cruel and numbering rage
Anu rM5'anS attracted by lust and by booty.
me nero dr'fpes may his presence reInme
the feelings of generous, admring, emotion.
"ete't when hfs vaior won victory's plume,
From the conqnerors Of France and the tyfants of
The HEho or ORLEANS while 5fississip flows
from the scene Of his ttismph We cannot discover
me glory ofJhCKsoN's defeai uf our faes-
No-GrdfHmde, Memory. conjoin them ;orerer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-28
EAR ALSO THE oTHgR sIDE'

r. .
t;.,,a, ~. oOe,seS ara family 6roks. (T,dr
Ii enaartg angse "hirh hare prod~ced separa.
MINT sm5iects for ,e,a Gre ynNtfy "ffn'ed 0ery
n b,tsbonS - meass'PaftT ascension. BH. Whep
I;,i W ere" o'ofafton o. s0cidt and moral 81
;isgU n, ;;s, ara aoandons ms rife, amd adas
r, 5 aV@r ~ oy cainmndting, ~ The pHbiic pa
% G .'s uia nsT 'etnt,ons ~ho@ crime has consist
aS""tns Her SheHsr and protection in her mis-
cyscJ ~, IKE j%."er o. tAe i9Inre' RYE n0y be
. $50 a, seaSt, " npf JnSWea for rePeitihC (6y a
a,,d mi ,s. ~ .mt req run me malignant
' n JoHS oSPerStonS dtteurfedto DC east rpm him
10 nuke n ,b, ", .tf'gWe ask yo~I permission
tSss, III .tpey 90 fd"e ana H6eIions 0drer
Isis Sns =. 1yPearee ~ yohtF Paper u Dec. ga
,rorJ, s"e He"y DH0"ey," an fAe JOti0rpiHs
80 C,n,;o, rs
creJtiy" 40 Mereny Jorenarn 0H persons from
account 10 tie amount oC o,s NY Uye %" @ny
90 90 %. o' oIy Perso" or personstron hdrbOring
fhs p,poHy oc%b I "1aer the root ""aer
t,,,5r5 .r " ae aa..; as otAege she tr0s per
Mon r. ~ 0g nsr ,efut'ons Through some lucrative
ios mil ttc .t sSoa ana dsreeG6te conpan-
me tbsre 'sg o.smeH yer ana otter her tcafing
djs,reS;, sir numerous reports SET Jorfh TO my
be raise ana reo &c ca" oe yroven 10
c5cS 'a , ai.,.g Jaoneg Ga mem6f, Of the Baptist
fermarriea rim % ~ h.ns - ,,nH counfy,I in
doy Of fJrfoscy Isie s ,a'na'We on the 3Ofh
ed he, G..n ,n, bo, "',a So'sW gre frHraS Te'neU
linn fms J;y g 9 20 hts Te"ae"ce in King iii
rhy;sf;an mi Is e. n n."r, az gentleman Gfd a
oIfor fniays .L - , 1 ~ o'seSW thf md7rf0ge
death sh,wid ,,0rt rbsu, p .aa Ivy 'idHehftF t"t
bo5 c,naJ,, ~ III "sm, Wy "ayn",d Inauguration
hap1iness ErfoI deIi,, W. na"ng yeut 81 ml0d."
mir rLe;r ,1ayrja"s = t I'LL; ~ "sS 1to" 10 mInfAS
rv Dabysn eo; reee,sea message Jrom Hen
f6kc c1,re or A., -. Ieose'nloT My"'nghfer and
his rife ana ssenid no i @ t t. CONSIDERED hsr
This ,gessnge ,r0s az o spss, tTeuf ner0S Snch.
such han 6een S6s P.e'en 90 dIstTeSS'"g .joT
rjon nj his ,,;f III Ptrsee MeeE"eSs ana restgna
per III comtioj,t ,, S III meIer Mtertd "hfs
IND Jarb0,,tics ,cL;ch r. J IT, ne eOPttcdtea "ro"es
is hirhiv prc5a5te thar a %t"yea rpm hrr ana
ronld s1eeS;lp ho,o s golS sne ma heT eriets
had nor hsr 6Sba - Emn'ta IN one common rare
djeuts yn;yN ;n ~; w., y"0MS az other erps
dr,erojved os, la, Iae""s 20 gee fsa ~ her,
sase 0bore ,s,,,o.sd 'eS"'f, 90 Send me me mes
his p,essosc .1S sOon as recetred
cis,,s,c r a., st"yahg re Instance and the
H. Incssyo1g a,ea 1s"g me afpfh ef uiDtcr,
juueS;oIsI s"r 90; 80 ~ TT ,, JndTtes BowfeS
doWrLfer IN ms, 6p. I"s :, "s.m, 20 o'iMg my
,ojsbcs If1.s ,G o, :" Io'y",MHg toher husbands
6eDre men f,,,,15 hjs ,ir ieIg IoD"fys resi-
6eJ e,yobfs Ia s"t ,, ' %ye aanehSh"e upon SICK
,prJ ana uecIecf To- me ,ers g ne gag FedI-
Ior d nSSI. ~ ,ne .erse ~ re graFe Her for
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-28
}. ofneIus. CHS. ofcorn. Bush sfn heat / Proceeds

From tins statement ii would seem.
that The gross revenue derived from Gull
iivating the farm III the manner last pro-
posed, exceeds that arising from any of
The rest, supposing every article 10 be
converted into lis equivalent in money
but, when II rs recollccted that corn is by
10 means so saleable an article as wheat,
that more bands are required 10 make ii,
and of course more mouths are ready TO
consume ii and that the economy OBJ
served III using II Is always IN Tie Inverse
ratio of the quantity made The system
OF eight fields must be allowed to have
sill greater advantage over the rest than
would appear from the above statement.
Again, when the corn field is large in pro-
portion 10 the residue OF The fari0, no far
mtr In thlsseciion ofthe country could SOW
wheatuponlt III due time, wl,liont naicri-
al abrldgemeni ofIis tJllow ora cousidcra.
bile augmentation of the labor employed
upon hts farm. -Four men, with as many
harrDws, and three horses 10 each. can
put IN one hundred acres OF fallow ground
prepared for seeding In four DAYS; where
as twelve pioughmen cannot do as much
upon corn ground in the same time !:
And as The time for seeding is much cir.
cumscrIbed by the Ucssian Fly, strong
ton III favor of any system which admits
the most expeditions seeding, and of
course the greatest proportion of fallow.
La tile foregoing observations OH The
various systems, no notice has been taken
OF difficulty, common 10 them all, that
provision is not made for a supply of hay
Tor ille use OF the farm. Unless The farm
should possess tie advantage of sufIi-
Gent quantity of meadow in addition to
Tie arabic land, this difficulty will be
seDSlbly felt; and IN those systems which
require but few fields il would probably
he iound necessary to make temporary
subdivisions, or TO have permanent lots
iSr the purpose OF supplying hay The
quantity OF ground required for this OBJ
Ject, on well improved land, is not con-
siderable. In a farm of five hundred
acres, twenty or twenty would be SUI
tcIeni. In the system OF five fields,
therefore, by way of example, too great
sacrifice of pasture would be the conse-
quepce OF devOilng All entire field to the
scyihe, and ii would be found desirable,
II not necessary, To- enclose part of IT, d
resource not only for hay, but clover
seed. In the system Of eight fields, If
Tie trst mentioned course be adopted,
less difficulty will he experienced than i'm
any OF the rest. because the number Of
fields IN grass will allow The use Of any
one OF them for these purposes, or such a
portion OF il as may he required, without
material Inconvenience. Should The Sc
cond course applicable to that division Of
fields be adopted. the inconvenieGce may
be reinedled, without temporary fence,
III THIS manner; instead Of following ihe
whole Of the field IN the eighth year for
wheat, leave twenty-five and a half acres
unbrOkcn, and forty acres OF IL only will
be ~ wheat in the ensuing year. The
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-28

4 my hiLlS.-For private sale, on application rItI-
ei 10 ihe subscriber, or to NessTs MOncuTe Robin.
s sun q tieasa"ls, valuable MANUFACrURING MILL.
49,; ~ upon we James rver csna IN the vicinity Of
ihis city. The house (Which was NV MIR Harris
rs cotton factory OF BRICK covered with tile strong
p"1t large alh well adapted to the purposes MA mil
mo which II has lately been converted The supoJv
rom inc canal Is sufficient for four pair OF Bnrr
STONES and Tue machinery (wbichis new and upon the
WON OF four pair but pair only are in place and
Ieady to go TO veIk more minute description Of the
W"peIy deemed Unnecessary, tits presumed that
muse VINO may be inclined TO purchase. will view it,.
~ shond not be disposed Of privately, before the
Z'tn aGy ~ FebTHdry neat, il will then he soIn al
Pu'hc auction, IN front Of the Eagle Hotel under the
management Of Messrs. MoncnIe, Robinson s. Pleas.
ans, upon accommodating terms. JOHN STAPLES.
Jan. -. 80 ,ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-28

MIR. JOHN STEWART sm--Take notice, that we
~ shall on Thursday, the LIST April next, between
tbs hours ofnne O'Clock in the forenoon i've In lie
afternoon Of that day. and The following DAYS until
peted, proceed at the Exchange Tavern In the town f
Manchester, to take the dispositions Of David Patterson
and others 10 he read as evl:ence IN salt Depending
IN The superior court Of cbaneeTy for The Eichnond
Heath aud others are defendants, &c.
ELIZABETH RONALD
JOHN z. COOKE and
Ann ms Uifc, tate dan Ronafd
Jan 90. "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-28

WILL w SOLD, 20 The highest bidder Thurs
w day, the an dag nj Februorv at the late resi-
osnce OF MS Ursula Brooke. dec. The BROOK turn
PIKE gate, az her PERSONAL ESTATE, consisting Of
corn ana fodder horses, cattle and pigs =
sipah cfrfiage ana harness; two horse wagon and
aeei plantation utensiis feather beds together with
I'VE household aud kitchen uTEitnre.A credit till the
LIST Of January, 1920 will be given on all sums over
> Ie-thst sum aud under musl be paid IN cusl-Bond
WIN approved security val be required nv the
jan 2e IL ADMINISTRATOR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-28

MIR. JOHN STENARr-sm-Tsken otice thar 1
4fA shall on thursday the lat day Of ApriI next he
tween the hours ofninc o'clock in the forenoon and 1--WE
M TIE afternoon Of that, aud the follocing DAYS until
completed, proseed Al the Exchange Tavern in the
town oi Manchester, to take the dspOsitions Of David
Patterson and others, to be read evidence in snit
depending IN the superior court Of chancery for the
Richmond district, wherein am plaintiff, aud ron and
others are defendants, &C.
WI. A. COOKE, and catharine his wife.
JAW ~. g3.,wsu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-28

hCHANcERY.--At court held tor Louisa county
the ilth day Of January, 1919
'"Od'a retus''s' '-..s..s's.s...'P fsiaF.
AGAINST
Hugh NJ. Petus, Joseph aud VIM. Dabney, JOSEPH
Wooldlk, David Allen, Nathaniel ThonIpsnn In. ana
Aineolah Pettus, admuisifatrix 81 samuel o. Petrs
49, DfIfpddfTN.
ne defendant HoPh ~ Pett4s trsy az rntsisd
NE appearance and given security according TO ag asi
Tue rules otthis court, and h Appearing The satisc
uon OF the court thar he nhah,tani ~ tdis
stle on The motion Of The plslnif bJ her counsel
" Oratrsd, iba, The said ssfsndani sppes- here
the first day efJny court next ami answer the pi>ip
sbill; audth copy OF this order he foubWth
inserted ~ some neYglIPer Published 10 the ciiy
thmond for eight ~ ,(slccessiiely and nosted ~
the from, door Of the d Spouse 81 this comfy on ,ors
eouit day. "a oopy Tes,c,
Jan.7o. s2..ws' THOMAS eAgER, DC.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-28

YESTERDAY, Andrew Stevenson. Esq.
was elected the Delegate of this CITY. in
me room of Mr.. Robertson, appointe d
Attorney General.