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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-03-25
POST OFFICES.


BY late statement from the post master gen.
elal, il appears that there are in the United
States, $3.50 post offices, that the gross amount
of hostages during the year 1922 s., l28, 023,
compensation to post masters 1856, l55 lnci-
dental expense of department sec, 958. Expense
of transporting the mail over 1854 miles OF
road x777,753, and that the balance aginst the
general post Office is S28,843. Last year it was
Sl25, 1865. The gross amount Of postage during
the year was S7l,365 more than that OF
1921, whilst the expenSe of transportation was
less. IL is vesy doubtful, however, ifcougress
continues yearly to multiply roads, whether the
establishment can support itself much longer
After Sae first Of alay, the editorial depart
rnent of the Connecticut Journal published at
New-Hayen, by S. Cow verse; viii be conducted
by Mr. Sidney E. Morse.
Some politicians have a most happy alacrity
in getting on the stongeSt side. Mr.. Hill, of the
New Hampshire Patriot appears to be coming
round in favour of Judge Woodbury., whom the
people of New-Hampshire, unbiased by caucus
dictation, Lave elected GOVERNOR by large
majority. Mr. Fl. declares that so far as re-
spects HIMSELF he has at this time, objection TO
a change in the administration, such as has just
taken place."-And this declaration he makes
IN connection with the following-that the re-
cent election has resulted in as great federal
triumph as il could have been if any federalist
had succeeded to the Office Of Governour"
RI .48sericnss
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-03-25

The new Novel, the Pioneers, has been dram
atised, and is now in rehearsal at the Park The
atre in New York. The managers are said to
be taking much pains in preparing scenery
dresses &C.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-03-25

Centennial Observation-Disclosures A. Haven,
Jr. Esq. is appointed to deliver an Grafton, al the
celebration in Portsmouth on the 28th Of May
next, of the commencement of the third century
from the first settlement of New Hampshire
Oliver w. B. Peabody, Esq is appointed to de-
liver Poem on the same OCCASION
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-03-25

The Supreme Court Of the u. S. adjourned on
Saturday the 18th. The Hon. Brocltotst LiSings-
ton, of New Jersey 1st Associate Justice, died at
Washington soon after the adjournment.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-03-25

The members Of the Cumberland and Oxford
Canal Corporation, held meeting at Raymond
on the 7th Installer transacting some bust.
ness, an &C count Of which will be found in the
proceedings of the meeting published in this pa
per, they adjourned to meet again, IN Portland
on the 9th instant.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-03-25

The Students at Yale College have had riot
in which hrse hundred were engaged, and some
bruised limbs and bloody noses was the result
Many of themhave left New Haven.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-03-25

AIeppo, in Syria, was nearly destroyed by an
Earthquake, in Aug. last, and the Earthquakes
continued there on the 18Th of Nov. the day on
which Valparaiso in South America, was destroy.
ed.--Aleppo is in ion. 81, 90, E. lat. s., as, n.
Valparaiso is in lon. II, 90, w. lat. 80, SO, 8
A difference of more than Ia degrees of longi-
tude, and SO Of lat.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-03-25

The Governor Of New Hampshire has appoint
ID Thursday the Sd of April, to be Observed in
that state as day Of Fasting and Prayer,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-25
LAND FOR SALE

1 SHALL ON "Wednesday the Sd day of December next Il
h!r, u not the next fair day. proceed sell the
premises To the highest bidder pub auction the tract
OF land ON which now reside lying the county oi
paolte on The waters of Little Roanoke and Ash Camp
mated That there are 40 acres of rich low grounds The
improvements are large, elegant and coEniodions br,
dwelling house with ali the necessary appurtroant JuiId
lngs Few situations present advantages
cuitvator OF Tobacco than This proportion of lib.
grounds at very superior quality and much rich bg
land are veto clear The terms which will be acconmo
dating, will be made known the day of sale. / will
shew the property TO those disposed it, or In my
absence II will be shewn by neighbour Col. Henry
spencer HENRY CAHRINGTON.
q ansN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-25
FREDFRICK A MAYO

PO0K BINDER, (Cary-str~eI) respectfI, Informs the
- pnblic b"t he IS prepared all orders in his
me, WIN neaness, durability ant dispatch lie ackn0w-
lodges the time, thanks To his friend. aud Gus
toners for the portion Of encouragement with which lie
has been favored.
BLANK BOOKS, such as LeJgers Journals and Clerks
Records OF the best quality, ruled and 20 order aS for
merry and forwarded To ANY place carefully packed
Book-plNDING, Of every description, executed in a
style To ensure general sasactOn either In plain or
elegant manner All his prices will be found 10 suit the
present times.
N Is small assortment Of BLANK BOOKS Checks
and Negotiable Notes The different regularly
Kept for sale 1T tue Bndery, convenient TO the
Cary street.
Also Coperpate Printing executed.
NOYefnher 4.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-25

IdtuIbte Land an ..4Hrha County for Sale.
ENiEH EAS the late hIr. Thomas ral, ami others a.
w co-heirs of the late Miss Harriet Tabb y their deed
dolly recorded in the General Cont fith November
1906, conveyed n certain lands situated in liz, said
county, which had dreended 10 them heirs aforesaid
TO answer certain aud purposes, and by the said
deed specially and duly declared aud whereas traet Of
about five hundred formed PARTON of the
Said lends aud partition made Nv the enbers
allotted To the said Thomas Tdb. il h. pece
ary, according 10 the terms o the said deed Of trust 10
"i'e the sum OF four hundred dollars or Whereabouts v
"H shall ihereioe in the Heed OF trust
nm t first day of December Of fair, and il not
certtiuly The next far day' the preutises sell al
public "uctoo 10 tie highest bidder for fesdy m ney Tie
id rnniHton or such paft thereof sia i've srf5cen,
w. A-wr ii7 payment Of The i-onPy aforesaid d charges
o. IN ale his plantation Is well adopted the cutore
." Tobacco wheat and cora aud h bounded b, iae lands
If urs. rabb Mrs. Rfndnlpb Mr. BsrbsJsIp r willie,
Mnrrsy and Mr. Giles The deed OF trust will br exhil,ted
the day Of sale. a T'fIVyEATr
Nov. T. Solids c.r...,... r.,,.,.. .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-25
IMPORTANT TO MJLLERs.

Richmond Burr NIL Stone Wgnyfoctoyy- Reuired
rTilfE subscribers respectfully inform their friends
public, that they have just received direct from France
1000 burr blocks Of the best quality One Of the present
firm having been partner OF the former firms Of White
Davidson < 90. and of Davidson SMELL who formerly
prosecuted this business Tor years in this city, IL
consequently well skilled in this species Of manufacture
addition which, they have employed the expert
An soid BY Them will ~ warrant
ed inferior those heretofore made by their predr
which well approved by all who used
THEFT shop ~ the Of r. and tgih streets
rhcre III orders will be thankfully received, rronp,
executed JAMES SMELL.
Oct0ber 3. 4j-cOt YOU'LL 5. RUST.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-25
WARMERS BOOK ST0KE-

E business heretofore carried ON in the OF Iosep
warner, actng executor Of D-njann W. rner dec ii
was crossed On The 27h Of September !ast all persons
ueneu 10 the concern VIII please MAKE PAYMENT and
having demands will present their ACCOUNTS TO Mr. PLr
Dongherv or the subscriber, who duly Ia
seuie mem RoDERr l. SMITH
Tue business will he conducted in future Al lie old
stand, MarNet Bridge, IN the name NJ COLLINS K co
whose counexon with the trade In the Northern cities
enable them in keep constantly hand general
ment ofBooKS aud STATIONARY, which they will con
linue to dispose of on the lowest terms.
1PAny article in the line Qf,o be ha) lie procured
on The shortest notice.
November 4. w,or,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-25
SHORES FOR BALE.

lNHE subscriber will sell his farm In the county OF Hano
YER Niag the Of New ioun.l upw ards OF
zee miles and adjoining the Scotchtewn plantation and
he's. II contains between FIVE and six hundred
and equal IL not superior in the
oaiorSbie dwelling hcnse lately built with The
s' good brick meathonse, dairy, ice-hdse, rocked
ven oil pleasant and wholesome Immediately the
ard ~ommodio"s barn. stables, comfortable ouhouses
tar negroe Of the best apple that
lion of country, for and winter usea peach or
hard. aud other fruit.
Sh"uld this farm be sold before the day sc Decem
next ID will on that dav he offered public auction On
he premises fourth Of the purchase will
nred in hand and the balance in three equal annual
tirents with deed Of trust premises to secure
ne pa, me mt of each insalment
uestlemen wishing TO view the land will apply the sub
se'iber residing in the Forks OF ilanov T. who will all
times with pleasure accompany them.
Should his land he sold privately before the list Deem
brr due notice will be given Tue crops stock &C. will be
sold on that day, credit Of twelve months
October a. wtd.t JOIIS THOR TON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-25
FOR SALE, LEASE, or KENT

MI Establishment in the of Coiumlia consisting
w large Two story stone house. lumber smoke
house. and in of ground Of aboni we'll enclosed
part OF which ground is excellent garden part %,
ne stone house is fitted for dry goods and grncerv
suncient Tor ihe accommodation Of family, Eve of them
natng hTe pnces This establishments well situated in
village about 81 miles bove Richmond al tie innetion nj
te James aud Hvanna rivers is well deserving e attsn
non oil any person DESTROYS
merchandise ssthe certainly possesses local
superior 10 most places in hst part country Those
uI"sehto purchase, lease, rent will apply Mr. Peter
H. johnson or Capt Edward MngrudeI, residing in Co.
iumoh to Mr. Edmund Brown ichmond, OF to the sub.
scriber living in The OF Louisa.
November II. Si-iOs IUnIoX RRAalItAM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-25
CRATES, PLOUGHS &c &c-


tE subscriber is receiving offers for sale on mo
dere terms. consignment of fresh Imported ano
handsomely assorted crates of cruckrry AID Queens ware
Best tnsish Seine tvine, and materials servants cloth
ing s'ch ~ Plains Kerseys Nspt Cottops, &c &c.
ne Is regularly furnished with pLOUGIS OF ysrious
Les ", patterns, from the mrufariory 81 lesrs
Palmer, which (raving been tried Nv a number of re-
peehie farmers and inuni 10 perform entirely then
saiistnciion) respectfully aud confidently offered =,
me pubic. GEO. p. RICHARDSON,
Sign of the Golden Plough.
Whrre Is constantly kept general aud we'd selected
stock OF Groceries
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-25
TRUST SAM OF T.AND.

by virtue of deed of trust executed BENJAMIN An.
~ derson io Joseph Shelton and Richard Morris
ing date the lTh ay OF July, 1913, and duly recorded
the clerks Office of ioochiand court shall on the
18th day ot December next at Goocbsud pro-
ce- 10 sell for ready public four hum
dred and sixtywo acres OF land M the less
lying IN the county OF Goocbland aud bounded
river the lands of John L. Harris dec Charles F. Bates
dec aud Others in order IN satisfy the purposes the
'ru.t deed this land lies adjoining Goochand couros
aud In agreeable neghbourood title will he con-
seyed to the purchaser as vested in the which
believed to he unexceponahe.
JOSEPH SHELTON,
RICHARD MORRIS, Jr. i'u''ees'
Goochland, November 7. 50-wtds
7 The. undersigned, for whosr benefit the
oed sale IS To be- made, WILL should be
To- the pure grant crei four months
OF the pnrchase money, and and The.
day OF sale for the balance, the whole soaring interest
un pad-personal security will he requires. for tue
pni"nf, aud deed o trust the land secure tue
whole amount Of the purchase
JOHN SHELTON,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-25
NOTIfE-

Nv virtue of deed Of trust from John p Lsyden hear
= ING dhte -----, and duly recorded in Hanover
usur TO secure TO Saml Duan Co certain sum nj mo.
ny que by note we shall proceed SELL public auctinn
oI chsh ~ Hanover Courthouse, Wednesday the 26ih
INST being Hanover Cosr day, all of said Lsvdens in
erest ~ BIS dec fathers estate, being undivided ia
tIes 10 several valuable slaves much thereof ry
be sufficient 70 pay said s. Dnnn Co the snm due ami iii
costs attending carrying said deed into effect.
THOMAS MIFURE
Nov. ~ p M0SRV WOOUgON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-25
HOPKINSVILLE:

kot sale or lease, the we'll known TAVERN called Hop
knsViile on The buckingham about 20 miles aboy
hichlont now occupied By AIR. Cornelius Buck. The tau
ngs are IN good coalition, aud the and dwelling
mouse have been recently we'll painted may
mao on Tue list january Persons disposed rent
November. JpIIN ROnRnTSuS
Richmond October -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-25
MIND AND BODY.

From ts 1a't Nua'bsc ths NesO Moatiy Mega-ins
yELUrI ~ spxcuLuM."
Says Mind Ia body t'uthrr day.
rs ON my chin Piled razor,
Fray tell me-ines that glass pu.rtray
Your real paiz, or cheat lhe sazer.
That youthful f,ee, whir, hin, ni,i as sleek
~ liebe's, oanym~Lc',, Aro.io's,
ltts lost its rus-s, anl ynGr ciisek
Is failing into fearful bluNs.
Tbe crows fell foot hath ~, its sim
BESIDE ihnt eve which 'Hn.y twinalsS
ANA HOOK what means ihi, ugly line
uad1ooks, my friend, you're getting wrinkles,
rlntiu which ladies once could praise,
Would nnX inspire them with panic;
Get DyrOn's belt. Worccstet's Saws
Or else youii soon be Ald,rmaaic.
81 sight OF that dismantled top,
My very heart, l must confess, aches:
Once faIn.us rs Brutus crop,
You uow are bader than Lord Essex.
since Wayi-'s decease your teeth decline -
Fiudius no bchnIilier usar eni,
Times tooth ha, niuSiiIied two OF ti,ine,
Wei may they call him" sdar re-gB."
Behold your cheeks are quite bereft
vi their two laughter nursing dimlies
ana pretty substitutes they've LETT
Cbrtwsen surscvss) a brace U; pimpes.
The fashions which You used to lead,
50 c"reieSs are y0u, UT SO thrifty,
You most neglect when most you need,
Il sad mistake when nearing Eiity.--
Stop, stop, criss Body-lrt us pnuse
b:iDrr YOU reckon more offences,
Stnce y0u yourself may ba t.e cause
W ali these dismal consequences.
lhe sword, you know, wears sut slie sheath,
~ STRAIN ate hraLra vessels scattered
AnI "hch volcanoes rage brueafh,
iAe surface ni1sg b. tura aid shattered.
lave nat your passions, hopes and fears,
Their tSg.a aent Of clay outWearins,
Done Infinitely nioIe ,han wears,
10 cause sac rAvage you've declaring?
II you yourself no symptoms show
VI a.e-uo wrinkles ot The spirit
Al sun for ificuts YOUR nrart can ..iuw,
Your pirse be shared With starving mart;
Ii yet To- surdid SINS unknown,
10 asaricG in Your breast has started
III you !iad uOl suspiciou grown,
Sour, Sarru!nds, Va naTrow-hearteI:
You still are yo90g, and Ger my face
(inwe'er its features NAV he shadea)
stall throw the sunshine of vuur grace.
And Keep ine Riorh part uulade,l.
Expression is the faces soul
The head apd hearts juiut emaniiiun
lhsehsibic 10 fines coutruul,
Free iroH, the Gody's GevastatioR.
IL you're still twenty, I'm no In0re
Counting hy years hOw folks have bluuder'di
soi'aiFe was young NJ eiyhiy-four,
And FoatenelIe At near a huntredt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-25
JOHN McDONOUGH-

M EhCHANr TAILOR uPSi door>fo he Mansion House
lfd Hotel, Mainttreet, gcluond respectfully informs
s customers and the public generally thai has just
csNeu' az" constantly hiss on hand handsonP
o superne niue, black olive sad f1ncv cupsred LOTS
AND CASsIMEHES, ofsuperior qualiit bih viii be made
style. ~
S;-,,e has also on hand, variety Of fashionable
nhaDf MAUE CLOTHES, Of every description, suited
10 tue season which he will Dispose Of twenty per cont
lover t+an such can be bad for In this city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-25
TRUSr Sal q

lf virtue ola deed of executed Nv WalfhaI Hol-
- connie 10 the subscribers bearing dale 18th day of
APf 1877, and duly recorded IN the CLERKS Office Of the
cguaty court OF Campbell "a debt therein men
upnsd' uue 10 dattin Hancock, shall Monday tie
<d Deeember next, NJ the late residence Of Waa Hot
combe dec in the county " Charlotte proceed TO se at
public Htcii"n upon credit of aud vears tract
o. land, lying IN the county of Campbell ON Little Fapc
river adjoining the lands Of James s. Jones and Mart5
Hancock, containing W survey los acres We shall con
'es as trustees Ony.
JNO. McKIN NEY lc
ID. b. HANCOCK, }''us'se''
November p. 57-@sy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-25
FRUIT TREES FOR SALE

INIlE suh-crihrr Of
has for sale AZ his Nursery at Windsor, within three
nni bued Fruit Trees Of different kinds con.isiing ol
Apple Pear Peach Cherry Apricot, Nectarue &c. of the
most approved sorts catalogue of which may be- had nj
the Medical Store of Mr. Charles T. Abraham and al tue
residence OF Jacob Snon where orders that NAV be
left will be pune ,ualiy attended To.
JOSEPH SINToN,
Henri ouuty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-25

CnsArrent Money-Since the Banks in this city have
come or"ard IA so handsome manner, consdera
bic risk anu expense, restore wholesome currency
among is certainly the duty of all o our ct-
zens IL Cooperate with them in this audabe undertaking.
Most OF The country bills, which iu deiOst
at their par values have already Disappeared; bur
dersiand their place is fast filling by other paper
OF much worse character Arrangements have
tered into to inundate the city with bills Banks OF
Rhode Island Massachusetts, Vermont and elsewhere anu
large parcels said, have already arrived more IRE
on the way-Would il not be well that citizens should
at once, call meetings and resolve take these notes
and thus drive them back 10 their sourceif
of This kind are not speedily adopted our INKS sun
ported III the stand which they have taken, the
the evil will be entirely defeated Let us resoiu,eIy
tell every Bank throughout the unon that will have
nothing 20 do with their paper unless they pay in
our market We hope the Legislature, their next ses-
son will take the subject into consideration, protect
from the regulations which have been praced upon us
for SOME past Unless something eectuaI is dome
shall in short time find ourselves bad situation
with paper currency, said the case in the
Stale Of Kentucky IN Y. En-. Post.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-25

Hezekish Ford and Simeon w Hines, Defendant,
The defendant Simeon lines not bnvinp enter. a.
ppenfanee according 10 the of Assembly and ,L rules
~ TINS court aud II appearing satisfaction of the
court that he l. nhabitant this sia.: ON The
non OF the piniutiF Iy COUNSEL il ordered that the said
ieehuant do appear here Oh The first Monday in January
om, and give security for performing the decree OF The
COURT and that n this inserted i'm some ma,
per printed in the cit, of Richmond tive his
vey, aud posted the front the liz
said county. N'@ VI '"e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-25
GnANp CANAL on NEW yopx

GRAND CANAL OF NEW YORK.
The following calculation the extent progress and
benefits resulting vm The canal which lakes
importance, and coming from the pen President of
the Canal Commissioners, IL be regarded as official
New YORK CANAL.
Copy of letter from the Hon DE Witt Clinton TO Captain
James Riley, OF Van Wert county Ohio
sir received your letter OF Tie 7tI OF August
happy to hear OF welfare comfortable es.
tablishmen, aud the important naurr,
contained in your communication.
The Western Canal 362 miles in extent, will
this year, except about thirty miles western extrsi
~ from LockPo to Buffalo, which will be completed next
plain TO the HUDSON anu unng with the Western about
miles north Of Albany, viii also he flushed the presenl
season -.
Any oap Of this state, recently published, will designate
the route othe Canal and iS eonnexon wih the ahes
rivers of the region through which it passes.
There 81 Iocas ia the whole 90 ro Alba
ny Schenectady IS from Schenectady Otica z5 iron,
Utica Rochester, and from Rochester Dualo. ln
thir do count guard LOCKS OF Eve double ana
combined locks at Loek port.
Vessels long aud wide may navi ate the canal
and pass The locks with facility, Will more than IL
40 inches OF water when loaded rhe 40 ,feei
wide and feet deep.
twenty are considered full load one horse
and wents FIVE miles days wogk-If above 70, ana 81
tons horses are used and the distance 20 so
The boats which expressly for tue Canal
will carry from so to 40 ons ana presume, that
may be conveying 100 0ns. rhe transportation OF
OF -four from buffalo To Albany by the Oana, win
cot than 10 oaTs, freight and toll iHciudedBy
land il would cost , 100
The tolls Tor salt and gypsum 30 per ton, 100
produce, 100 aud Tor merchaadiEe, 800 cents.
Tire tolls last year upw Of 81 DOO
this year Il will probably, be = i0O,0JO.
= All vessels navigate the Canal, whether belonging
TO citizens OF tins state, paying the
am with high respect your most obedeD servant,
DE- WITT CLINTON.
Since the section Of the Canal finished only
six weeks ago less than coo boats loaded Ihe pro-
ductinns west arrived Albany, among
which reached New York quantity of white
received for the cabinet
and coach builders Of greatly superior qaay and
much larger in width Than Any wUOd Of tai description
formerly market. Every day, ndeeu brings
proofs Of the vast advantages which The city and the
large deriving RON this splendid work, and s
on hair Is net tod.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-25
copy-Teste. VIM. w. HENING, c. G.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, The par,i.s in,sr.s,-
Richmond oetcber % 1928. ed will please take mo-
'e 'a nave appointed The iiih day al December next
10 commence the accounts directed the ou urier
OF The court which da, O'Clock a. Al thrv are re-
qreo I" attend at Office in this their accounts
and vnnehcr ready TOT examination and .e,il-ment
i've II. RAKER. NJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-25

NIt"lNiA; At superior Of Ciiancery holden n;
me Capitol ia tue city OF Richmond, the 9TH day of
alexander Henderson, administrator de bonis non of so
- -, S'i''" "eee"sed PIT.
Lhiis,on Waller farewell Of BENJAMIN TalioSerro
hrci William MCHndisb anu Mary Nelson his Wiz Ia,s
Wary Nelson ralaierro. William Cameron and Ann his
whe, late Anr Gail, Richard r. Harmon and II ia his
"r iaie f.lha wilkinson, ami Robert Iiarwel Taafer-
70" Aus tzh Taltlierro and Richard Sterling Tsliaferro
s!nis by The said Richard T. lIannOn specially assigned
" NJ, ss".u'"n, Dstls.
foI reasons appearing To the court The order
n'e'tu 10 ns cause on TIE twenyse,eDih of February
ssi, as sends IL To the rules ae and on notor ~
~ pi.'p'iH by counsel leave given him To Gle an amend
n niii, "h-rruPon lie filed III. robert s. rL.,v
- assigned guardian, The ints named in the sail a.
nended btii, To defend them in this suit And The oourr
"oth orue. mat IN" defendant Liiieton Waller Tazewel
or snco OF the parties have the same do
epder an account of the profits of the lands ina
tue salu proceedings mentioned aud he render am az
pnht al the administration OF the estate of his tessto
f'ore COMM stone OF the conr who is directed TO ex
anime. stale aDd srttle the and
70 e court WIN any maIiers specially stated deemed per-
To he 50 stalled. r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-25

day of October 1923: ' NC ON
barbara H. Hines Nancy Hines Walton Hines Win,
sue NY Their guardian aud friend Isham Harvey SEN
s;, plaintiffs,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-25

Acopy-Tes,e, wINSLow ROBINSON. @.
October 81 40 "