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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-27
III the House Of Delegates.
Tuesday, february es, 1872

~
On the motion Of Mr.. Morris Of
Hanover, the report Of !he select com
iniltee, TO whom the petition Of Gener.
nj Nelson's Representatives was refer
yed, was taken up tad read, as sol-
3ows:-
The select committee to whom was
referred ihe petition Of the widow and
heirs OF @ neral Thomas Nelson de-
ceased, have had The same under con.
sideraiion, and beg lGave to report
That il appears to your com mitteo,
that, 9pcn ti;e approach OF that great
struggle which terminated in lie e
Emancipation o. the United States fran
S.'ti'h tyranny, ard the establishment
OF American independence and freed
en-, General Thomas Nielsen eE,ered
auto the cause Of his couutry with A
zeal prOportiODed 10 The Importance of
The priz- for which we commended, and
almost uneqnalleG eggp in those DAYS
OF enthusiastic Srder and patriotic de.
V0iion: that he was mOst active and
ELI 'ient member Of the public councils,
both IN Congress uGG he Legislature
OF 'his state, before the declaration of
lndePfn lence, and was 0na OF tIose
who affixed their names to that memo.
fab'e Haper thai (after the flames
OF war bad burst forth, and we were
sssdiied by the foT7UihabIe forces og ,l,e
most formidable cation in the wosId,
confirming 90 be animated By the same
chIgalFnns spirit which mad enlisted
him IN the contest. and observing a reg.
oIutIon Of cougrssg, eGnD'ed in The
luorih OF March. f77s ,ecommeuS;n,,
a. me youns gentlemen NJ Uroyerty
J spirit IN the states If Nora and S.
Cf'1ilna, to coBsiitu troops IF ligh,
,csYs'fy, TO serve ut their own expense
except in The article IF provision. and
gjrase, he published an animated ad.
dte+S - 'b- youns gentlemen Of Yir.
Sih'l inViting them to obey the call Of
cong e4s, ara proposing a mreting on
the }6'h Of May, AZ Fre5e.iek,bu,g,
ior 'be pnrpo5s Of carrying it into If.
f7ei that Il cOrgs nf about 10 Assem-
Died accordingly, aud he WIS uuanin.
on ~ elected to eimBand them THAT
hoy marched to Philadelphia and
the thank # Congress, for |
"a " brave, generous. aud PATRIOTS ef.
~ IN he cauTe Of America tina,
he e'et'y having removed from the
stete u Pe1DsylVsnis, their employ
men ~ longer considered nesese
'afy, ana hey we're advised 10 return
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-27
GENERAL THOMAS NELSON.
lsom ths Richmond .uercantils .Fdr

AS0m tha Richmond .Mercantila, ,adr.
Sir: Having often henrd with de.
light aud admiration, the faithful mar
rAii'os of thuse WAC were well nc.
painted with tho. Late Gpp. Nelson,
t'rInn,ing the rll;yairous deeds Of pat
rioiis.a and o:.hrisor by which ne has
arded his life, and sacrificed his sor
tlne for the Independence and the lib
efnes OF his county, during. her rev
o!nl;nnary struggles, l was in she
highest degree grat;Ged, al, tndiug
that the House of Delegates, at the
last session of The General Assembly,,
mad, by the reErrt Of Geieet commit
tee sppointel.by that honorable body,
which was. afterwards agreed TO by The
house, acknowledged, aud by record
% their jourrals had perpetuated, the
evidence of the distinguished zeal for
the public gacd, and the di,iuter es,ed
ard exalted merit aud patriotism Of
chat 'tlnsirious character; but haze
eeen greatly surprized AT fuding. tsat
many Of my fellow citizens are utterly
gnoraut OF this measure, though so
lately adopted by the House Of Belle
gate, honorable to thetaspivea, "a Il
was just to the memory os.,he patriot
.hey have extnlled, and to whose rem
representatives. they have acknowledged
that this Commonwealth is Justly aud
largely indebted. Ynu will therefore,
! persuade myself, take much pleasure
N complying w;th, the request Of a CT
Izan { who has npt the honor 10 b. in
any degree related to, or connected
with, The family of the Nelson's that
yon publi-h as soon as your Convent
&nee may admit Of it, for the info:ma-
ton, and hnpe may add the eraiid-
'es'ion. ofail good and honora6le men
vino are pauniae patriots, The proaeed-
ing ct The Houee Of Delegates to
which | have referred, nc. sulhestic
copy at which l have obtained from
VIM. Nunford, Esq. the cIerk of that
hnnorable body. and herewith forward
TO yoa. Far publication. 49,
Il will DE perc. iyeG, ehat tae con,
miitse which maize the report alisdad
IN. WAS discharged from the duty Of
preparing bill in conformity to thnt
Feprrt; hut this resulted f-oa, the very
late perind Of the session at vhiah the
report was called upnn, AID as UNI
assured by ;ndisPatable authority, frog,
inns circumstance, that there wac at
that monient. no evidence W.ebin the
reach Of the house by which The pre-
else amount ofremuneralion could pos.
sibly be aseertained, which oueai in
e?nm0n justice 10 he Iaade to Gsneral
Neison's representatives. raeEe can
surely be no d"ubt LoaeYer, hat the
Gsaerai Assembly of this Common
wealth.. which merita not the charge of
iugra,.ude, go often attributed to re.
public, will avail itself Of an early
opportunity of making to the widnw
and heirs Of General Nelson the ample
re'ributinn 10 which the sacred prinei.
pie Of Ilas ice and ofhonor uusuestioa
ably eLsii!e them.
A FRIEND TO MERIT.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-27

In compliance with the rule whie;,
reqmEes us to =" aear bo;h sides; aud
I" crafty the pabIic curiosity, we luy
before our readers the following repli.
cation fro,n ,l,e 'aa Atgusta Croni-
Gle. The introductory article IS evil
dently ifom The pen Of Sir. Me Dua;e.
Ii appears likely that there is to be as
much INK shed on this occasion, rs
olood. Erich. Com
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-27
MASHINcrou .Iz,Lu %


We perceive, by The .aS Bo,ton oapers
that Comm 'drre Hull hs. directed a prn,ecu,
ito" 20 re commence az, inst the author of a
PobiIca ton in the Bostor patriol, Impeacbinr
his integrity. In auothei paper il N ,tsted
that COmmodor, HuIl ras again aemanoed
Eour' tia-Court OF inquiry w, should
suppose, is m an, iuto hi. cotGucr, which i,
Is Pre''med will be granted 10 him on this
rs"ew a tlcation for IT,
We are gsd bat ths mater has taken this
turn, t2r two Eea:"ns: |. Because it is the
prope, cocrse II Itsef, though serve rpIy
TO make assurance dpably sure; and Cd. Be.
cause II taxes ne affair from IN new carers
altogether, place. il before The ,ybynsl.
Where II beiODg5,and hos absclves u, iron. he
necessity oi ever saying more Goon he sob.
1ect, unless 90 far as iEmsy be herea;l.rpe-
c'ssafy - dt'ehd Gus ELI G. iro0rhe Boston
pEl"ers. we shouid have Retained passive
'pec ators Of lai' controversy from tht begin.
ni"6, u u were not evident thai the pres of
5"o'on Where II igas nos lien or NEURAL, was
2n pos'r'sioD OF a party whose chico, was to
pro.uste en- honoTAbe nan, who has ilIus,
'.ated Ihf fame u his cohn,.y.
We have thv satirfsction 70 r. fec, nm ai..
Hi's1ng tbs sObiec' That we have rot n.rrni,,
ten oofsel'c-, i"~ntieniicg one naval officer
20 dtrogatE lrnrl lie character Of cher. Ubo
haVe bacon - Opponents. We have Ems ,n
captain shaw, and we tel, nothing but ,ssrst
at The slnstion ~, winch he Is Dlsc.d Yie
other gfniemeo ", htve no acnosipts,cs
with; bu' W. have too high ra,us for ,ba,
reputation which is cfIep the sole pfo,.,tv ,,S
an officer 10 iDi,uc6 il even by in.,nyat,cr.,
.EGE, Int,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-27
DR.. Fishers Statement.


On Joining Mr.. McDufit Nh the Sd
Of June at Edsfeld cour, house, one
OF my first inquiries was what ice.s
had been prepared fur the occasion
was shewn froek coat ard % ,nta.
looms of black silk My wish wax ex.
pressed that he should wear but -
pair OF linen panta.oons. II being too
late TO make The alteration il wa. de.
termined that lie should use the dress
prepared. examining this fnunti
that tie tailor hnd put in it "a sids
poeke' of coarse linen and some pad,
d!nS about the cape.-These were res
moved the day befure the meeting, nor
was there'auy thing in tie Goa, but The
usual lining Of such garments,
That MIR. NcDutfie was perfectly
cool and collected, was strongly ma K.
ed ny his whole department. This
had an opportunity of observing dis
tinetiy. as my eye was nat wi,kdi AVN
from him single minute from the
iIa'r Be took his position until h. fell.
nor did here escape fruni him thai L
heer5S, or in my belief, any exciamas
don whatever. As he fell, ], from a
strong impulse, which I could nor over.
cnn'e, exclaimed IS Great God" aud
,"me similar expression escaped Capt.
fillmore elso.
a, soon as Dr. Cunningham and my
self had examined the wauud; we we're
af opinion thai IT was serious If. no.
mortal, ans gave 1t as our opinion that
Mr.. MeDutfie was unable TO stand,
The truth of this opinion vas evineeG
some hours afteEi2ar,is. when Mr..
McDuf;ie, in being moved from one bed
40 another. was raised to an erect nos
iure aud pu. Oh his feet he became
very sick aad woald have tainted, If
re had not been placed Immediately on
The bed nor could he, uoill shc Alfn.
day following, bear setting up with.
OCT experiencing similar sensations.
EDWARD FISHER.
EoIumtia, 5. C. June %.
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u we place any faith in newspaper re-.
port, the next Congress will CON prize so,ne
at the most o. imgui,he1 chsfsct.rs of our
country. LaDgdon Ctevs,, De Wit Clin-
tn, eenerai Jack Oh. Henry Clay, and ger.
w. Scot are 5p'.iep If " candi5a,e! fos
Gratis on li'a fooE OF congress The COMMIT.
my vii To- tie ut loss To discover the Pc
cnh"rdtn0c''on5 that invite such galaxy
OF ts'Snt to thu American capitol, III the n ~
c"nSfs's, WHEN 'hey rtcoI.ect thst the nesr
approach of The presidential election makes
" PTcsbic inat the great question Of deter.
mining who vii be the successor OF president
mo"'oe may be Gecidet, So tr 80 relates ~
the WIZ oi snL congress, =, "a H., se,si N.
'U'15k. Ctr Gra
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-27

Tie foregoing as . true extract from
ths proceedings Of the House Of
Delegates.
ca copl.)
Nm. MUNFOE}s, c. u.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-27
Cap. EImors,s Statement.

4 dniy which arises out ne ny sj'u.
alton in relstion TO ono &c the Ienno
men. imposes nm ne die necessity of
bringing nefore the nubiic. though The
DDbt,c prints. The foIlowing statements
or eccSrrences, nj meeting, in az NJ
F9ir ofhonor, between Mr. MeDnfse
and colonel Cumming.
THE meeting took place 3, g o'clock
IN She forenoon, on the gin Of June last.
An article mad been previnusly agreed
m, prescribing the form Of The dress IN
be Used by the principals, without say
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-27

o Of, ree0Aaetior aad iuvressio. a,
That 10 inference NAV he drawn
: from The statement heretofore given,
or from tae uniurtaate circumstance of
the loss OF his Ere, pnfayorabie 10 Mr..
MeDutfs's iirmress, | feel il duly 10
MAKE tii, following remark, in the cor
rectness ct wlica believe am sun
ported by two gentlemen present Z
have Witnessed such meetings befurp.
and never saw any gentleman act,
nor can conceive how any gentle
man could act with more apparent
hrmuess and perfect self possession
than Ms. Mcpuilie did both before
aud aisaE he received the wound. Tho
accidental loss of his fire was owing
to the position Of bis hand He used
e grasp OF his pistol different frou..
THAI which he was accustomed to il
practising, aud the inn ulse ueeessarv
10 raise il produced pressure on tbs
trigger upon which his finger restedJ
thu, discharged it in the s.ouad. near
his feet.
1t is at present enough that this exo
paanation rs satisfactory to his friends.
III at any time necessary, it would az
this be imp'udent. TO give more de-
taiied explanation of it to the public,
end particularly TO his enemies.
he public, trust. will find an ex.
cuse To- me in tie necessity of the
case, Tar otiefi"g TO their cons,dera4
tions the above statement, through the
columns Of O newspaper.
L.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-30
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
wEpNEsDAY, APRIL 81.
COMPENSATION BILLS

Mr.. HARDIN moved, according To no.
lice, To- discharge the committee of the whole
from the further consideration of the three
bills reported Ivy the Committee on Retrench-
mrnt, SO as to bring them, and particularly
the COngress-pay bill Immediately before the
House.
Mr.. Love hoped the committee Of the
whole would not be discharged from the fur
ther consideration of the bill. For, said he,
if it should now he taken up, no thought il
would be disposed Orin about the same way
that most Of the bills have been that has been
reported, and been before us this session, act
ed upon in part, and left with the unfinished
business. lie presumed it WAS the object OF
the committee that reported that bill, TO go in
to general .retreuchment. 1t was also the
object of this House, he believed, and not to-
stop at merely reducing the pay Of The Mem
bers, Clerks, and Door Keepers, Ofthis House.
He hoped we should have the whale plan of
retrenchment in view, when it should be la
ken M, SO that we may adopt just and egui-
table system Of reirenchmcnt IL this bill
should now be taken up, he believed that we
should neither finally act upon it, nor any
other, this session. He therefore hoped that
the few remaining days of this session would
be occupied in acting upon some of the bills
that have been for so long the orders OF the
day for Tomorrow" aud that we should
not be quite all the session preparing business,
and finally acting upon none.
Mr.. EDWARDS OfN. e.. said, that fte sub
iect OF their own pay ought not TO engage the
House 10 a very long discussion. Ii was u
subject on which he presumed every man had
made up his mind. lie submitted to the
House hut this one observation if the House
was disposed to reduce the pay of the mem
hers Of Congress, It would I've much laoye be-
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS

HOUSE OF iFifG ATFS.
fir19S8r7ck-A Powell .Iossf Rr,Jr
.Ne'S'"-Fo.e" Riv"S. If 200. Joseph Shelton. 1870
-Lrc w. Harris III ~
oro.ge77'.a .r Davis. DIS, Robert alallor, 2c5,
fis@sefh chg-pr 5"nucl Cel,on ;uranimoos) I5q.
''cye'S@n-Smnh Sisnghter2I7, Daniel Morgan 200
Richard DulieM $50 -
srF!enbarg--N iIliam O. Goo'lr~ George Rooers
!'"r'cF--.'"hn Tdiuni, - iinmhys
rtfSpl'"vif--W 'liiam SWANSON William WaIlon
-aFfg.'" '""w county )--Janrs Merry Moses
.9rrnst"-I|'scoc G. Baldwin I'll. Dnn;cl SherTc,.
49l-DTvjW Patterson a53 tOn Iho .ve,;n,-s
81 both 'hc Is, an., ~ c:ns.iIe pcH br,wrcs
Aiessrs 5. and u. u tic The rr,ult on ,Ls
, last 'lny WIS 4 "'riOi ty oC;i for Mr. s.
or The Senate, Chapman Johnson 500, wulhrt on.
rOsilinm. i'
CFories CHa-.lo!m Mingc,s WYATT w.tcns
I'"l"i"r-i.npr lluuton. - Fon,rS
F0titdaa-Co W,n. Archer Mi n ~ XV..,Li,s
SENATE.
l52, John 81. Cior'on 27-Nr B went mt, t,Iir,-
beth "a" with "'.inriy OF 50 that iis mnjori,s
~ Ihr "h"ie ninjnsIiv is ;29
hHi"c,l t'"ndwvr3 Is elected to III HE dis
ri"f n"wi'ii" i'y mrjorny Of ~ yotc, over
Edward Chambers
-fot q Tie last Leg ifdnye.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-30

S!r. Tayl7s 10 71nrHS The bin 1,y substituting
provision ahth"rlzlr;s the President to cr,'r
10 Maryland, tiTsinia and rrnnsy lvania, all
the right ni The u s. in the road which lns
been made from Cumberland To Whtriin,-.
Lost, yeas 80, uays i05.
The amendments made by',te commit, =
ol The whole were concurred in with tho en-
.reptlon o: that which appropriates $4,000 {,
balance remaining Of the appropriation far
m"h'sg the road Cor the rcpnir of the road +;
on winch question Mr.. BAssErr called for the
yeas and nays, which were ticreHpon order
After a few remarks thereon lv MIR. Pam.
WIN against, and Mr. TAYLOR in Cavor of .his
amendment, tine question was taken uno: a
grceInG to H. and decided in the affirmative
yeas SO, nays II.
Ihe blu, as amended, WAS ordered Ia be
read Il Sd time, 90 to a.
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IcowNrv,cAr-r

Bn'tiashGu', .ipri. l7;t, 49,.
'n Nn' tl7rr ~" i2'h inst. paragraph af,..rr,
STATING Iiai Major Nanrrv, Of utk ;nan,. v,s No., %
irr rn" ite Tn,:i III" 'iav Of ceron" Til, ,,ss AMI
- >t ~" "rinn o the communicating as rn r,piic ,.
iirdii'U VA. made hy the Major mn hc dag ~ ,l,-,,
ny ne "o', '"'' pnl o: the mind, nj many lrr
oeS mus h''r been IN nf ,n,g rpoh me .n,i.c
Hr' ." er" ir"' J." Difference opinion rs 10 h I'M,
N'of NnrcrS WIS fairly caUjiate ,o,. the pr.ic ana
ho wishing "riv"a mise cnl"iriig Dc >(r of tinq.
y. 'NeN 'N.ir' beg icavr ;-ld Thai Mai Y,hr,y
uh appear before the people trrr p,us'cr> ~, iIu.
fr"'N an" saturday preceding the M0niav on vbrb liz
r!tc'on was hn'tn; doubt those f. q, holder. NJ n s,,
nun considered irh nnddafe those Win ,t ,it r,s.
ny oi th"in had 10 learn from him NV der,nrr,in n, rho
nav :" lection still think that he ouglu not So e con
e" acamidaie fully hei"r" The people g.. iIcr snir-
opinion" = '""s'e' p"'
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fRrp,Y, Af11x. &c.

y
Tho Senate took zap the message from III.
| House ef Representatives announcing tha,
they insist on their disagreement To thai
amendment of the appropriation hill which
proposes an appropriation of 5000 dollars for
the repairs of the Cumberland road and, on
motion, the Senate resolved 10 recede from
said amendment.
The ;ullnwin message was received fnm
thc President of the United States, by the
hands of his private Secretary:
transmit To tic Senate, a:,rec;,lIy TO their
resolution Yesterday, Il Report from the Sc
crttary "f State, with copies of the papers
requested by that resolution, in relation 10
HE recognition ofthe Suilth American Pro-
,Gccs. JAMES MONROE
Washington, eGM .1p1i, 1899.
The message and documents were read a no.
ordered To he printed
HoUSE OF REPRESENT ATLYFS
MIR. STEVENSON, of Virginia, rnss, and re-
marked iliatthr resolution which he was ahou.
10 oiler t. the house, was one Of an inipnitant
ana interesting character. 1t involved, in his
opinion, considerations of deep interest 10 the
nation, and was intimately connected with Tie
uoon ana prosperity OF the States. lie kncsv
very well that the controversies which had
iai"'y arisen between the federal and state go
rrrnmcnts, as 10 their rights and powers.
49," w SNt'NT.S u'-HIdCy anu HDDDF-
tancc, ard ought To be approached with
much caution and deliberations Ii was, how
ever, due to hims,fto say, that, in moving in
this business at this time, he was influenced
i!y no narrow or local consideration, or party
!ccllag lie had mo desire tn abridge tn.
powers CT thu general government or extend
those of the States. The resolution was Of
Tered in spirit ofpeace aud forbearance, and
from sense ofduiy to himself and the state
which he represented, from the performance
as which he did not feel himself at liberty to
shrink. Ii was, moreover, due To those States,
III which the subject has been lately so much
asiihtod, AS well AS To the nation, To have it
ftiry discussed and deliberately decided and.
ifthis section of the iudici;t! xct MAS not ius-
iiE'h by the constitution, it WAS the duty 81
Congress Ia rcpr;t. il. Tic would therefore
offer the resolution, with view that it nigh,
he laid upon The table until the next session of
Congress, and called up mt an early day fer
discussion He expressed Il hope that il
would be the pleasure Nf the House To permit
ltin take this course, and would submit II
III zion 10 that effect. The resOlveis asgtIIlows {:
hes' i'ed That the Committee on the Ju,licinrv la.
insi'u ted TO prepare and report hill repeating the
18th section of the act, entitled An act tn establish
the JUDI 'a Courts of the United 'Siates."
The resolution was received, and ordered
to liz on the table, according to the wish of
the mover
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TRUST DlEifn

n,'F ol drrt ~ tfuSf, datcd the 9Th dav Of sent
nu'y recorded u The llenTcO Court ,xecer, a.
,id ,t ~ Jos u. MAYO for prp0scs therein inc,.
th'u 'balt proceed 10 sriHt public auriion brtort .,
v, ,s ,R,r Ii"el m fhgr,tu TIE JGh dng ~ Mn,
20 i@o och' Tor cash, c~rain piece Or uar,C ,r lao
~ ~ ,lc sai haiopufchased 1T The Marion iu CompnY
M 49,, "t"s acres r'o>and 20 pulss; Which land 4.
Wv ZINES river, AMI is composed r,inri.ally of los,
"u o. tnai rur Also ore half ofaa undivided ,crcor
pau ny No ~, which said lot va. urr,aed fy ~ al
Crouch decd wv pHrrtUcS'T ~ 'iN''1
April % " ~. .S''e'
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AZ As couuEiurd 10 the Jail Of IoniOn con- :, =, H. L
- in,t a. runaway, man, who calls ,:rnec.T
BILL JACKSON. ic i about feet high on, n,or
earn ytinw complexion, and appears about 10 yrnr
u age iiaS loss several 81 bis oreee, i, lame Il; ~
Ehi 700" ittui cut The fneru Of his ricl b,,nd b,
been iIosi bittea, AZ is asp his middle Toe ON ELL,
SAYS ne belongs 20 maior Robert Carter ~ Ejcb,ro,,
county va aud was hired tO MIR Grubb ne AZ S,noLet,
liHi IN when committed Old grey round al "a,
Ihcsceyes aos gone; anod eOilnierjnne wsistco ma
coarse blue oOtb pantaloons. '''' S''"''' an"
Ihe owner Is requested come forward prove nr ee
piy charges and take sal man away o,l,rrv;s. ny i'
be dealt with y, the law directs ' "' VIA
April 80 ~ W ""'''.! county.
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NOTII,E-


r"f iGth AprH' 1922 took from Edu1ord rornpI in
- h'' hfHu nnA Frank, Onc.Tljm ng>i,:i OF Tobacco
anu IN me Sod, tons from board john Spenr.r-s
boz mead nE Pleasant siN bags nud ilrec Gnur i, rrls of
w"ai. Tue owners of The above PROPERTY are reuurs, 10
pre- 'hrr Property and pay chatyc faae away or
shall deal with II a. the law directs
WILLIAM PTGGOrr Inspecfnr of
49,, On Boats. Lock Ilartor.
- - lii-wGw
4 2jh 1g22:-- ''' '' y ''''''
9''', pagt;e" and Ann Dogged bis wife PitG.
'"hn H. walker, TipmaS Wade, William n. G.. Tonos
iifnF T. Jones' Martin s. Jones' George w lone. Rir,
M.Ionc', Mary u Jones, James It, r. .Iones Charles H.
zones "nh Aida NJ Jones' who the children aud rrs al
James Jones deceased and Martha Jones widow and nj
~ 'I ,r 1l rue .nio dOnrs deceased mrs.
re d'ieatar THUMBS Waidc having entered ms n
Pvhhce anu given Securv accor,ug act o Assem-,
pF @ me rules Of ihis court an il appearing
w evidence That he is irhabant nf tfs con,mo
wealth. On the motion Of the lainfby his attorney n
%ais" nat ie said Thomas WaIe do apprar here On H.
I""lh H0"f"y iH MAY merit and plaintiffs li
ma maj copy of this order be flE iiwltl published In tLs
l.icmond Enquirer for right weeks sccrsiyc, and ano
tser cov h. posed at the front door OF the Snurnuc u
this coHGty.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-30
PATENT COACH SPRINGS D.

"t subscriber has for sale English pafent coach aud
= ~. Springs. patent ayletres, coach sfci,, Sc A. e..
SlH'rs patent steam Cooking Stoves adaptet fr The s
Ps'te 'anie', hnit steam beats and other vee.e: o.,
uhin* ~ t". method oi cooking economy clcaaiincs. del
y a cnnYenience; and Is deemed hest FIR dsf,,.
h-h H"-b ana vegetables, either Nv boiling
p''"s SIC" ing cr seaming- he Whole performed nv M
use ~ Que sii hre place, consuniuC comparatively but
very SNAIL qunry fuel The excellence Of fbat. sv.
conhmcd Try their becoming in general use IN The so,
urn ,lIcsi The cost oitie above Be- considerably f.s
below former prices. r. p-,Trt tvS
Also on HAND.
Champagne and Ciarrt WIN.
A tcs h4-aff fresh .i.d aff.
ipr. So. &c.,