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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-03-28

Worcester, SIS. Probate Office March G 1897
To the Widow and Heirs Of STEPHEN Nurse,
late Of Bolton, IN saad County, de-
ceased, and 10 all others concerned an The
Estate of saad deceased, GREETING.
YOU are hereby cited TO appear (if
you see Fly at the Court of Probate to he
holden at Worcester, in said County, on the first
Tuesday in April next, at ten of the clock,
before noon, to show cause why License should
not be granted, TO sell and convey so much
of said deceased's Real Estate, will raise the
sum of four hundred and fourteen dollars, for the
payment Of debts and charges aud you will be
heard thereon.
THEOPHs. WHEELER, Rec.
II BY order Of the Hon. Judge.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-03-28
Insurance AGAINST
,
FIR e.

ssNHE SPRINGFIELD FIRE INsUR-
AncE COMPANY, with Capital Of
100000 Dollars, paid in and well invested,
continue to effect INoURANCES on Gil kinds
cfprOpsrty against loss by FIRE, not exceed
ins $4,000 on any one risk, on terms as ia
Vorable as can be afforded. Apply at the Of
fee of ISAAC DAVIS, Attorney at Lac, in
WORCESTER, who is authorized to fill poll
cies.
Forester, Nor. 8, 1895. 3wscoly
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-03-28

Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, March 6, 1897
To The Heirs Of WALTER BUTLER, late Of
Oakham, an said County, deceased, and
. 10 all others concerned in the Estate Of sad
deceased, GREErtEG.
W.OU are hereby cited to APP
"a pear (if you see ft) at the Court of Pro.
bate to he holden at Worcester in said County, on
the first Tuesday in April next, at ore Of the
clock. after noon, to show cause why the Ac-
counts of the Administration of said Estate should
not be allowed and you will be heard thereon.
THEOPHs. WHEELER, Reg.
Il By order oFthe Hon. fudge.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-03-28

Worcester, SIS Probate Office, March 6, 1927
10 he Wido,O and Heirs Of 2ALvIN Bush,
iafe Of Bolton, in said Cottnty,s deceas-
ed, and 10 all Others concerned an the Is
tate Of said deceased, Greeting.
WOU are hereby cited TO appear III you
u zee cit at the Court of Probate to be holden
at Worcester, in said County, on the first Tuesday
in April next, at ten of the clock, before noon,
to show cause Why License should not be granted
to sell aud convey so much OF said deccased's Real
Estate, AS will raise 25I7 90 dollars, for
the payment of debts and charges; and you will
be heard thereon.
IL NATHL. PAINE, J. Prob.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-03-28
NATHL. PAINE, J. Prob.

Worcester SIS. Probate Office, Feb 2S, 1927
TO the Widow, Creditors and Heirs Of EBEY-
FER MUNRoE, late Of Ashburnham, an
said County, deceased, and to all others
concerned an The ES:Gte Of SAID deceased,
GREETING.
NOU are hereby cited to ap-
81 pear IF you see ft) at the Court of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said County.
on the first Tuesday in April next, at one of the
clock, after noon, to show cause why the Accounts
of the Administration of SAID Estate should not be
allowed and the balance of Estate distributed to
the Creditors whose claims have been allowed;
and you will be heard thereon
THEOPHs. WHEELER, Reg.
II BY order Of the Hon. JnGge
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-27

bcH.W Of CAy.y.-As the meaning of the farm NAV,
perhaps be generally known to our renders, ,
me following definition from a correspondence reIunv
W'Ch C0mehenS almost nuubeIlcss species of crimes
IS SnHHNided into two c!asses-with or wi hout LrncG
"f Clergy. Benefit of clergy, al present sirups an
enpion from capital punishment, in all !ori4 ,yhar.
the Legislature has taken away that heuell },' ~
press words The origin of this principle which IS ve
~ little understood, is iuows:-At the time the
catholic religion the established one in this roru
~, TIE clergy oihi'ugi ain exemption from Dunshuen,
'F All secular ornces and the Legislature was So far
"'' ny '"e" as II grant them that privilege; there
i"'e' whenever n prizes, convicted of n crime fpr
"i't" another Itn "on! suffer dca was discharred
"hh" punishment, on proving himself to he an ccclc
sidsiic Ihe Clergy did fail avail Themselves of
'Is advantage; and, if any credit is 10 be ey,n IN
N"rinS were guilty oi a kinds Of cnoities and enre
datIons This induced the Paaments at various ,ocs
to subject them 10 capital puusamens for partictlnr
"enccS ny taking away from those offences the benefit
OF clergy In those daIk supersious times every ner
son VINO could read, pcrsume in law to i,c ures,
III orders ana I'll the reign of Anne, a man vino vas
moi possessed OF that qualifications liable Ia ne ham
GO" ioF an offence winch possessed of would on
" he burnt III the hand or; bat since that time Law
men are allowed the benefit Of Clergy once The cIcr-
y, however, are euiItleG claim it as often as ,c,
nave occasion, aud are exempted from the punishment
al onfn"5 ~ Inc hand By the statute of lward VI
"h' r%Ie'ds The same privilege Peers of the Realm,
crimes OF breaking, highway robbery horse.seo
ana ''ho:ns 9" churches. Felony. without bench; of cr
y, are capital offences, of witch Sir William Blackstone IL
ms une enumerated ly, and since his death UPWARDS &c
81 nave been added to tine catalogue We trust ta; in
Inc III our criminal code about be proposed
Oy W. fee', nese circumstances will receive their due
snare Oh that Genilcmans attentive considerations
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-27
To he Editors Of Tie Cons.j...iona, J,hjy.

Gentlemen: few weeks 90 Il c0n,ulI.ca ton auDear-
ed addressed to the Pastors of the several Churches in >
city behalf of the Greeks have waited for so,,.,i.
I" see something done; hat sorry that
t"n mas ended in dsapp0inmcm Is il that these Pastor
have not seen the communication, had they other du-
ties 10 perform which were thought more impor,ont?
Could they net devote Sabbath 40 a collection IN pr
cse food ior starving, furnished and oppressed pcoue
WI" set tie
gam their independence, whom yc owe all o,r know,
ledge OF the arts and sciences, aud who ur he'd some
OF the nobest examples ofherosn as we'll - ,., .;,
their modern battles?
When people who a few centuries bnch woul6 ,av.
Ni'"'"eh l" ask charity but who By the Consequences OF
l"g and savage warfare nave been reduced desi
cauie HeF"ief repair to the Metropolis Of the .lrCiei Do
"qton seeking the neccssarics OF a they be dr.
nied' Shall sister cities FAY The Hide VILLAGES at
the north, reproach with c!,aritv Shall il no
said that have feeling, conIpassiG uuon ,i len
oppressed people,: believe that the Ministers and cii
OF this city, would feel indignant at such a CHARGE
Then these servants OF God would To screen tlrr
follow citizens and themselves from this louI asp-s!on ruo
their generosity and humanity, let them ord facilities
by which this charitable UncGrtakiu. will be carried ;,
effect. We see the Rev Mr.. Bede only oreurd his
church, but delivered a discourse for their benefit at
which several hundred dollars collected Why cannot
ministers do the same: Are they lost apathy TO e
ditresses Of their Citi2ers that they viii no, afford
means for their support, no" from their pockets but
the spontaneous offerings Of people OF ins
Cannon the pecple deprive themselves of a few Of he,
SLfy!VHeS iur time; 10 furnish means Of subsistence
20 their cl!uw-meu? They coGA and would, if propcr
means furnished, rou u mich .gy cou ,,,crih.
Alessrs. Elo,s, this is not intended for qualifications
IS q so. would wish the columns IF ,o,-
useful paper, 10 DC cncum'efc with such i,uicr,ct
conpostionj b., if HAT not all the writer af this
IS 50 humble - life, iat any thing he codld say would
nave 10 effect upon the pubic; ana the only reason,
why lie has been deferred long from troubling vo.l with
this, IS because be has waited influence inter
cs themselves in the True few younp and u
spirits, started subscription tie MasDns' Han
the result of which has been communicated the public
Tie collection small, owing the severity OF the cold
lettering persons who would have attended from So doing
not this lessen sir, the elder inhabitants This cit
Can they fold ihci' arms IN stcssmess ard receive
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-27

''irIen repned lhe inGaus. but Inc white bro
Their made too big a walk.n
Some of Pcnns commissioners became warm an,
said that the bargain fair one tha, In, Indians
ought 10 stand 10 il, ard If not they ought IN br cor,
PEELED. wa
"CO@pe'isd.' replied the Goyc,ro, s.Iow ,,o ,,oy
10 be Ionpe'tcE DON'T you sec tina, this points ln ,,,
"'E" ihcn turning 10 the Indians with q smiling
c"un'eha"ce he SAL! "a ticm'Well if YOU think YOU
nave given too much land for the goods first agreed on
how tnuCh mere will do:n
" ith tbs tue indians appeared much rleascd and
mentioned The number of Yards of cloth and fish hooks
wan winch they would be well satisfied These were
gwen then the indians shook hands W h the Governor
ana retired smiling aud happy. The Indians being
gone, " am Penn looked around on bis friends and
"'''ng up his hands and eyes, cxclaimcd--"O what
SWEEP aud cheap thing is charity! Mention made
JuS' no" Oh coDpet these poor creatures 20 stuck
,neH bargain; that is III plain English 10 fight aud kill
hcm-~and all about a little piece OF land"
Tins account is the substance of the story as related
10 VI eenss Life of William Penn. II is so characars-
NC OF That remarkable man, that there can be little
uouot OF MS Genuneness and authenticity.
How happy 1t would have been for The early settlers
Oh all The American coiGnieS-apd how happy for the
numerous tribes of ubos igiues had all our ancestors
possessed the pacific policy and disposition OF Governor
rehh' How much anxiety and Distress aud how man,
myriaus OF iiVes would have been saved. And who
can heip wishing that the people of Georgia at IA,
present iinc, might bc blessed with William Penn
Tor iheir Governor? In that case how easy voulj i
De 10 settle all difficulties with The Creek Indians
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-27
FTONi ne Voc I0T- UOSCTCcr.
NIkGiNlA VS.. SI.ANEEN

IL Is too common :or writers in the Northern States
20 rcrroach our Southern brethren iniiscrniuately
VIVA an attachment 10 the system of slavery The
uuh Is That in many parts of The southern country
ana particularly in firs ma the slave trade was de-
h'uhced, almost unanimously, by intelligent men, as
an inha'nan and impohtic uailc, long before snrle
voice was raised III Great Britain the northern states
Tor ITS abolition. The discerning politicians OF the Old
DOMINION, more than half century ago saw clear,
me ruous tendency OF the whole system and nplorcd
inc bil'sh parliament, i'll vain TO stop PROGRESS In
an address oi the house of burgesses of Virginia TO
h"S George IN la'2, they the following Ian
guagr:
The importation Of slaves into the colonies from the
coast !" Africa, hath long been considered as trade of
great dd'"ha"iiy: and its encouragement we have too
much reason TO fear viii enIus5l tie ve,y ettseice Of
22.F hGj'Hy% .iaericGn doD.ihionS.
" are sensible That OF vogr maicsty ; subjects
ID S'ta' b7',arr, may reap euouments from this sort
o. frame; In! ";H oss.Gr that s;-eitiy ,eL,slfy
~ $'t't,,E.' - Ia ....sS .-..I iciiite ilidh-
i"'fS2Ao may IN le ..s L., ioSt destructive influence
we presume 10 hcpe that the interest OF few will he
disregadc' when placed in competition with the secu
ty and happiness OF such numbers oi YOUR majesty,
dntifu and loyal subjects.
Deeply impressed with these sentiments we mos,
'ihny beScech your majesty remove ali those res
fans on Your majesty GOV of tins colony which
hhh't their assisting 10 such laws as might check so
very potnlcious commerce"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-27

,mp'Gasu :"" .a1cs Bet no c'"a shall he enti,ie, 10
'nc b'"S"t OF Ibis provision, shall not before IN,
~" "'Y q Dcteh6cr NiousGlR cioht h,,6rcf o,J
'tse9 t'c pay iui" the Treasury the proper vnr,u,
Oh "e Auditor ot "bc Accounts taxes due tpon tho
anus claimed !y him, ci,hcf ia his NAME Tue name
Oh h"Sc unde whom I've may ,.Hnl title, or Ly the person
on persons Ia whose light the same was f,r(ecd
SU portion thereof, as the land so claimed on ht To be
'F"'a"ty and ratcably charged herewith, ill ten me,
cC",""' per onnom damages the amount which shall be
ehch year DUE from the fast day November oftc wear
!" whIch 1t heeomcs due, uutil paid.
D. SHAH be the duty urhc Auditor of Public Accounts
!" cause copy of this act Ia b. published icr two months
~ Such newspapers as lie may deem necessary to make It's
provisions generally known the expense OF which p,bl;
cation shall be paid OF any money in the Treasury
nat otherwise appropriated.
sage thereof. i
u The Editors q! the Constitutional Whip, Noriok
Herald Lymciours Nsinan, Winchester Republj,nn
"csurg nciIgencer S'auntnn Spectator National IL,
m'''ee"eIi' Baltimore Patriot, Philadelphia Democrats
ticsS an" New ln'k Daily Advertiser will publish lin,
foregoing once ttE for two months succes.ivciv i'm ,c;r
respective papers, and toward their accounts To- the An
ai'o O"ce !or payment. 4 printed copy Of the adyer
SSneht with AN affidavit aurcxed bvihr editor mr. ,h
,her stating that tie prices charged ire at the usual
Will be required Directions also be given to whom
hie Warrant Tor payment shall! be delivered.
March 20. 90
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-27
piRGINIl:

y IftGI.NIl:
al superior court of chanccry held at the former ca5,o
Robert Is. Gibson, 10S"'
against "'
Blake d. Wooason, Edwatl BEDFORD, and Chtistopher r
,r,i;s e.. a DlS.
100 "'"''"I n'iIS, lAe defendants r.
!" ""iS"n ana edward Ecdord filed thereto TO ,c, 49,,
e !ah'ii replied generally, together with the av.
"'S ana "epnsitIons of witnesses; a. 10 The rr,,
christopher -. strong, who of the country asai,s+
"""' Inc plaintiff appears to have procce5e, in tho no.,
prescribed by law, and was argued by counsel ~ :;
e'"''on whereof" The defendant Edward Redford ba,i,.
S"tc" " ms nswes that from the character of The forn
T ' vas i""uSsu TO MAZE the purchase of the Him
!iI!l estate; that having given his dcposon in ,o,
and the amended bill in That cause !, paoo ell "'''
eN!n'i IN TINS Cause having charged the Ion aymon, ~
"e purchase money, which amended bill! was filed fa,
;'Hhs before he lis deposition, and two wears beC
ms ugei tor the said estate; and his ansvver
G''s imperfect III denying notice, not aledoiup NAV,
cht before notice. is of opinion that from ,be r. r,s
ana ana 'e "ioic evicnce in the CAUSE tie said Eyarf
va" "o,'ce OF the non payment Of the purchase
money 10y Tue defendant oodson, the plaintiff at the
'e az ms the said cdford's purchase and NJ a ,;
" ne obtained his deed and before he paid the purcbos.
'"eE, II indeed he has made such navmen an,lh,,
luz a'H ID te hands Of the said Edward Rednrd are o,,
""e 10 e plant!i for the price which Woodson oorec
u' iiSh ii estate; but it may be that the said
~ d. W oouSon or Edward Rcdtord has paid and so,isf
some claim or lien sa id estate which tho ria.
ou' LOT, and which should form credit arans, ,be nm
cease money the Court doth adudge, order and derre
mat inc saa defendants Edward Bedford nd Il Y 1vco
son. render before ofIhe Commissioners rf ,l,iy
account ofany lien claim on :hc Hint, Hill estate
nee II iIi 10y 'eD, either OF them nd which fine ,ai
' is iaOie Tor; which the Commits is ,oc
ca 10 examine, stale and settle, 10 the Corr, rr
"i' any matters specially stated, deemed pertinent h.,
St % ""lch may be required by the parties to i STAT,
CO. :. COPY, ICstC;
ED. CHRISTIAN G. =,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-27

A,ncrorn or coyyn,yr rr>~.


In 1863, GOyc,nor Penn, when IN Pcuu.rlv,fia
""5 informed OF some ctOCg land unl included M I'm.
former pufcha,c of Tic Indians. lie caused u1nnv 10
bo made Ut t"c c"ios whether they would sell to
him Tbey replied jh"i they did not wish to part with
That land, Tie bone, ~ their fathers and mothers
lying there; bn still, pIca5e their father Ona.
they would sell Of #. For a certain qrinp,itr o.
Ensllsh goods Uey agreed 30 sell tie Go,c5por Il, much
Hand a5 of lbs youu" coUll walk around IN .
day; beginning at the great above to.wIaroc
nov Remington, and ending at Tie great rwcr u,i
below ifaIia.rog1" uo~ Bti-ioi. Jbe bargain benz
made, young t"gl-htHan. aiu-i accustomed 10 lrs
elling, selected ~ jsi opt lhe land. Ills walk
both a5foni-h'd snd mortified hc Indians. Wien they
came for tIeir pay the Go,erpor perceived di,satis
faction their CCEutcDarco5, and as,!rd the cau,e-
They replied bet the yunn~ hsd ch, atrd them.
"Ah how ran ilay be-" sad VIM. Penn. was Il
not Of Jour own choosing lhat he gtoyuI sLo4lI be
10 ls way"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-27

iAg r. JACOB MYERS-As you are rot an ;u,,abi,,,.,
I've OF this State, be plea , 20 take notice that sIn
on the fourth Monday in the ensuing month (Ap > ;b
Court House of FuTanma county, III this State between
the rising and setting Of the sun, proceed to taEe .e .
ons o! John Timbcriake au! others, be- read as evil
"ece III suit depending ID the Superior Court of Chan
Gerry Tor Inc Richmond ID .iC la ,.rh / an! l,intid.
and yourself and Thomas T. 3ouiiip eHccutor Of D1I
Toss dec q, are deiemfantsand if The aforesaid cpnst,s
snail not 5a taken at day, the taking of the me viii
he postponed from day to day. The place and be-
tween iae same hours, Until they SHALL all be taken
~ WM. MANN.
'''~'''''''''' . a.; Id'cA @--j, IGS' wJt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-27
REAL ESTATE

IN ne County and Bo'Ough IF .NorfoM--E,,
EG lit be Offered for sale AT public n,r,i,u ~, ,t 49,
W miSes, on Wednesday the FL of Ma If c,i II &C.,,
he hrs iaiF day thereafter, altogether or in Ion. 10 .,
chaScrs, my Plantation i'll Norfolk cou,,v ., ~
rom" binding on Hampton Roads and Elizab,,b NV,
~ mis- from the Borough of Norfolk, near In, Iii, I,
as Ie'"S an advantageous situation for fishinu as >x.
and making sale of its produce upon the suo
ms P'"Se contains abou, 600 of as VA liable Land
'g as any IN that part of the country. The terms
" NC ioefa-snch rs 10 years credit, after pawn or.
""'' w "e purchase money, if desired. An interest Il
i '. '"'y' on the balance, will be REQUIRED.
""' ot'iHr small tract Of La nd within or 3milcs
VI "' "esa'd foh containing 20 acres will be onn,c,
~ ,"' same uh'e ana place, and on the same terms
" "' 1"au"ay following, the 9Th May nv ~ aud
o'''s u" S"uch steet--alSo my Houses and I q, NJ,
ne'muu" Su"et, and my Lot of Land, sc. on Colve,s
street, III liz Borough of Norfolk, i'll h, ca.rci ~ 49,
PREMISES on line same terms Lands in NorInI, ,
ty. "'" '"""-
although am bound TO say there are some cons:;,,.
t'u'"i'es attending this Borough Property, still IL :;
sn' nose diIculiies may lie cleared IN sa,is(acto
ue minds OF these who may be inclined TO purrhns
"c e' otherwise than before ate is s.npnsed IN h. w
',o"ne"-whch is intended be more fully exn,;,.d ~,
the time of sale '' ''f"'''e]' u
u i"e remainder of my PFC perty in the coun,v or
'WEch was advertised in September 81, nd ,;c,,
to myself. f' "' "iP'''a"oh
- Land in the State of Ohio, at its currep, so,,i
VIII be received in the whole or nu, ,.
Oh Tie ABOVE mentioned property. f
LDWD
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-27

ri VI iCts hereby given, 'hat application III he mad.
=" 'ht P'rsEc"t, Directors & 60. of the Bank efvi,
gnia fer renewal Of Certificate oriIc C. - '',
s1h b'nS i"r twenty Shares No. ~, -. lilo nam
''> ""'''''' '''~.- "@S -=S- .-z:. MGH
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-27

div he q NJ
a. ~ the parties concerned desired to attend a, dis
once with their papers aud testimony and with IN,
ce-Sary copies Of Court papers.
1 :, yl1z 70. ANDERSON, Com.
a rules, holden in tic clerks office of the s,o.; ~
OF cHanc@ry for tie Richmond distinct, t.e 5rb ayaf
EYED Cbambel0yre, ,,
against l''
joln Merriam, Join Is ats, isaac i,aza,us
iauson Pnckrt. " o anu
The dcIeniept Isaac lazarus roi bavInr o,sa,, -.
appearance aud given security accordiue ,1 IN. ar, rs
assembly and the rules Of this court aud arpcarinp nv
eV'urhcr, That nc is not inhabitant of ,lig
country; 1t IS ordered hat the said defendant do aunrar
here on tho FIST day of the term and ams,c , @
o. me planLiu' and that copy of his order be forth
T;, inserted III some newspaper published il the ,ity of
ohoio, io two months CcSsively and pos,ed a. Tho
trout door OF the capitol, in the said ctv ~"
- a copy. Teste, Wm w HEwING, c. E.
PjRGLNi~I
At rules, holden in the clerks Office Of fine e,,r.,;.
February, 1927: VIC ~" ""y u
Edward B. Hicks ard Daniel Hicks, pm,
against u.s.
AIcSandc' Boyd, John w lewis, Lewis r.,,,,.,, 1s
" buI"c'' Spoiswooa Burwc in his own 1isbt. and
%g ann nc 6onis non Of Arrnistcad BurweII dgcJ
Ito,c r r,"1nc' h'hard Boyd, Richard II. Walker,
OK Or Of Charles G. Field, decd John Dovis I,biia
i,'hey Daniel T. Hicks T.. s. RIcCrar John D. Ia,
N,"s' W IN. Roba'ds and the PrcsIsn, and Direc,n,,
" VIC ''d'e bahk OF North Carolina aud VIM I1rcks
The defendants John D. Hawkiu, WIN. Eoba,G.. i,o
cS''tnt aud Directors Of the State Bank of No,b g.
"l'ud' Spo'swood Burwcl and Richard Bavd M, Iay,
'oe" appearance and given security accorsi,r 70
INC ac Of assembly and The rules Of this court, and !,
ta'ing 10y satisfactory evidence iat thew are NO, b
G"an's OF tins county; ii is ordered that the said ls
~ 90 appear mere on the first day Of The next term and
answer e bi!! Of the plaintiffs; and that con-, or ~
o''cf ne 'fihwh inserted in SONG newspapsr DnbiitG
!" "c CITY oi iiichmond, for two months successiye,,
ana posted at the front door Of the capjto in ,f 3
city. 'P''0I' III 'ne S"'a
= aaPy Vss:s, I'm. Y. HE.TIYc. e..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-27
ED. CHRISTIAN, c. G.
CoHN,ssIoHER ANDERsoy's or,cn :,

" ''''"'IaUUFH IZtn February, IN27. 1
Ave appn"tcd the ninth day of ADril next to evc,
''' p'ISons order OF Court; on which dry, by ocock
~ VI hc parties concerned desired to attend \, ,e
once WIN Their papers and testimony and with the I,
cc5Sary copies of Court papers. "
wit pO ,n,rrro,.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-27
] IRLIhI

at roe5 holden IN the clerks Office Of the superior court
2 'na"[ey i'r iha Fichmou2 districts the 9TH day nr
Byri Chambcnayue, ,.
against
~, ''l.' ava ''""f. jns.
ne 5u"iTn' awarded 90 ja cause ,s.i. returned ex
''' on 'iie defendant above uamcd and ,,ec month
h'''a ~" "' ard lna service 81 tie <ubpuna l yiur
'Ir'' and &c SILL fiug Ole his is,y en- The Din Of
'i"H Is taken for cnnf'sscd,a 20 that defendants;
aud the coWj ril proceed, AZ future d,y. r. Jo,a
' n''sif '"''co un"s the said defendant on or before
"' c"p der "i The term after he shall nave been
WI. copy 'i 'n' order, slew cause the crn-
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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-27

,CnNiii ED 10 the Jail OF Rockingham (;o1rI---
~ Virginia. as Runaway, on the eighth day If NJ
,"'i last past a neet" man named CHARLES Eo l.
; % years I" ase'o feet or inches high, very bIaci
"''-h'aded his clothing consisted Of new wool Ia,
curse neh shut drab round jacket, one d,ab and nn
, 'l pan oi pan'"'oonS, and shoes much worn III.
owner IS requested come forward MOVE nro,. 'I
'Ne 'n away on hc Will be dealt with the law direc,
PETER TRICK, Jailor
17, OF Rockingham COUNTY