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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-01
April9, 1926.

Philadelphia, July %, 1926.
nave labored nndrra very severe case ot
refer Tor the last eve years, andln the conlse
oil that Time was attended by two very re-
spectacle physicians OF this city, who pre-.
serlbed aud recommended every popular re-
medy which they thought would prove of
benefit, without success. was bllsiered
nine times on the face, and course of uler-
curry pursued Intellectually. Al this time my
situation became quite desperate, aud re.
manning for some time in this state, was ad
.ised by my friends To try Potter's Vegetable
'athollcon, IN which they had great conf
dence, and finally consented 10 give il n trial
After usng five bottles, the disease began 10
show itself more desperate than ever. which
caused me to think should never get freed
rom this responding condition; but being
urged by Mr., Potter 10 take more, fully con-
Vinced me that his medicine would have the
desired rtfeCO followed his advice, thank
God, and from the use of nine bottles il Ell
fectually performed n cure. | am now per
iecily well, my system having undergone a
complete revolution.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-01
.JAEMS PIPER.

This is to certify, TINT have seen the a
bove case, and believe il 10 be true aud cor
rect. WM. L. CARTER.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-01
Consumptions, Coughs, &c.

Nov. %.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-13
District of Columbia,
alexandria County, Set

HLerandria County, SCI.
APRIL Tenn, 1897.
Abel HolbrOok, compptl
AGAINST
The Fauquier and Alexandria Turnpike Sln Chancery.
Company, and John Love & Charles
Love Defendants.
KlHE defendants, John Love and Charles Love, not
having entered their appearance and given secu
rity according the statute and the rules court
and appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court upon
affidavit filed, that the said defendants John Love and
lumb;aon motion of the complainant, by his counsel,
is ordered that the said John Love and Charles Love
do appear here on the first day OF next November
term, and enter their appearance to this suit and give
ihata copy of thus order be forthwith published for two
months successfully in of the public newspapers
nr;nted in the town of Alexandria, and that copy be
also posted the front door of the Court house OF SAID
county Acopy -, ,rp n
Testc, hDM' h-ADD'
june IL Eu
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-13
GEORGIA.

The new counties in this state nave nnamy
been organized, and are setting .spla' I..nsI
of every obstacle. The Miliedgeslhe :o ., -
boasts Of the triumph the state has gained ID
mi, business, in despite of the efforts OF the ge
neral government to thwart hersin the exercise
of her Just rights; and attributes the success
now az those Of her citizens who had long pre-
ferred claims on the general government LOT
militia services rendered thirty years since, 20
the manly, firm and determined conduct OF the
executive Of The state, 10 asserting and nam
tanning, in the teeth of the Examinations OIL inc
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-13
One Cent Reward.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber OH the 4th instant,
IL JAMES DENLY, an apprentice to the Farming
business lie is about twenty years OF age, about five
feet. eight inches high, fair mplexon, light hair It
is supposed he is in the ncighborhood Of Baltimore, as
he was seen going tn t way. The above reward will
be paid to any person that brings him home, but no ex
penses paid, and no thanks given.
n. Is. All persons are fprewarned from harboring
said apprentice as the law will be enforced against all
offenders. LEONARD bARhEh
Fairfax County, Va. june 13-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-13

U. 8. Executive, the rights and the sovereignty
Of the stale over which he presides. But the re
are sill difficulties in reserve for that distract
fad state: A large portion of her territory re-
mains in the possession Of the Cherokees;'' and
tie Journal beseeches the people TO elect Mr..
Forsyth successor to Governor Troup. as the
only man whose talents and perseverance, in the
cause Of Georgia, will induce the general go-
sernment to fulfil her obligations to the state,
by buying out the Cherokees, and sending them
off beyond the Mississippi If this desirable
end can be obtained by the election of Mr..
Forsyth, we say God speed him into the Gu
berna,orial chair; for we are wearied with the
ceaseIess din which is kepr up by the Geor
gians against the poor Indians, land which will
continue TO be keptap, as long as there is sim
gle red skin left ine state. There can he no har.
Inony in Georgia, nor any peace 10 the nation till
every Indian is extirpa,ed froni the land Of Min
tosh& Troup, Apoihohee and Tustune gee, and
driven west of the big river. And we repeat,
that if,his harmony and peace is to be brought
about by throwing the cast-off political mantle
of George NJ. Troup over the shoulders Of
John Forsyth, why, $50 mote i, be-"
WeSiern Cdrohnian
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-13
ON Cloth Carpets

TvHE public are respectfully invited to call at my
i ware-Rooms and examine the beautiful specimen
Of .aMERil.aN MANUFACTURED Oil Cloth Car
petings, executed by McCauley OF philadelphia FER
sons wishing to furnish their houses WIN TINS ac'e
can have their or passages exactly n''ea ~"
ing the dimensions. n.nnu
june 9-eo3t n Io y. pa,,;ot
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-13
JAMES S. GMnMeM. N. -.

UENI1SI,
ID ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens and visiters
Ii of Alexandria. that he may be consulted at Mr..
H. Clageu's Hotel, on every WEDNESDAY, from
nine O'Clock, A NJ. until two, p. 81.
All letters addressedto DIR. G. at his Office on PENN
sylyana Avenue, Washington City, or left at Mr. H
Cagett's Hotel, in Alexandria, will be punctualy at
tended to.
aDril 9 ~ eWu
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-13
York, Oil. SC.

Landing from Schooner Potomac Bears from ~ York..
20 20 S So mess pork DO City Inspection
20 baskets oil Z Represented to be fresh and very
Is boxes dos good.
casks sweet Malaga wine
10 do do cut do
casks Goshen cheese
ton steel, for sale on accommodating terms, by
june LINDSAY, HILL 4 Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-13

Governor Lincoln, of Massachusetts, deliver
ed his inaugural spsech before both houses of
the Legislature, ON Wednesday last. He urged
upon the attcntion of the legislature, very for
chilly, the Importance of measures of public
improvement, and for increasing the means
and raising the standard Of common education,
particularly by the education Of instructors.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-13
ManufactureA Tobacco.

TIME subscribers having been appointed Agents. by
i II. L. WIspr 4 Son, Richmond, have just re.
ceiyed and offer for sale, ON accommodating terms,
% Kegs 7obacro, from No. to -.
They have also in store, and intend keeping con-
slant supply OF tie BEST FAMILY FLOUR
CLAGETT & PAGE.
;u,ea 3tawtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-13
A Situation Wanted.

4 MIDDLE aged WOMAN capable of managing
n family wishes situation; one in the country would
be preferred but no objection would be made to one
u town. Ample testimonials of character and capaci-
ty win be exhibited any wishing to employ her.
Apply at Mr.. McLoughlin's, corner Of Royal and Ca
moron streets.
iure o-St -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-13

Bacon, etc.
1000 LBS. bacon, chiefly HANS, cured for ia
lUNJU mily use, just received and for sale by
GEORGE JOHNSON,
49, JYhO has for sale,
HEW1 Two Houses and Lois on Washing
81 ton-street, which would be disposed of OH
A.1lry accommodating terms
find on Hand,
/ brass barrelied bunderbuss
pipe old Madeira and other wines
/ pipe excellent French brandy
/ doz rush bottomed chairs, very cheap
l secretary and book case, pair dining tables
variety of dry goods mattresses, hats, shoes
Boots oars, knives, &c. ALSO, 2 carts
find at Lu,s Livery Statle-1 Coaehee and harness.
june l3-taw3w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-13

folk; J. B. Brown, Esq. Suffolk; !. E. Sprague,
Esq. Essex; COLI shepard, Hampshire; S. d.
Cole, Esq. Berkshire.
The meeting was then dissolved.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-13

Bv the Pittsburgh Journal, we perceive that
=. 9y,,;-ane of our western metropolis, are pre-
pairing TO give Mr.. Clay, on bis arrival at that
Mace The reception due from manufacturing
romunun;,v. to man who has been the general,
the snb,l,,rn and the sentinel Gas Mr.. BALDWIN
o"eo USE u. S. Gazette.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-13
Young Hyson Tea, &c.

~ $50 reams wrapping paper, laEai,. ms cay ana
for sale by = =
June -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-13
Oranges, A.emons, etc.

Oranges, AeMons, etc.
Landing from Schooner Asrondria,
40 Boxes Sicily lemons and oranges of superior
~ quality and in fine order
bags fresh filberts
90 do green coffee
One case ladies' Leghorn Hats and Crowns
For sale by JOHN H. LADD.
tunes
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-13
RoZier's Ferry.

RoZier's Ferry.
VJVHE undersigned respectfully informs the public
Il that he has rented the Ferry, knownby the name
stan,ally built, will be kept in the best order, and
manned by careful and experienced oarsmen. As in
tend dcvoting 10 the Ferry my undivided attention,
the public may be assured that they can always have
a safe and speedy passage across the Potomac.
iine 2-7ts AQUIILA EMERSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-10
-~a<% q %D O. GAO


NEW York, March g. The ship Ofozimbo
Captain Msyell, sailed from Liverpool on abe
18th OF January, bringing Cores Advertiser OF
that date, and London evening paper OF the
10th The substance Of heir contents j. annexed
Some OF the London papers say there was a
struggle IN The cabinet with respect TO the appoint
meot oil new commander in chief Mr.. Can
ming supported the claims of the dGke Of Cam
bridge, and lord Wellington relied on hi. own in
huence and lane. The latter, it was supposed
would succeed
The Times says the public may res, assured that
no change Of ministry is at present contemplated
or spprehended
public sale Of indigo took place in London
on the 10Th, which went of with great spirit, 10
an advance OF Is. in the pound; from l3. I'd. to
los. ID.
Sir Hudson Lowe, Napoleon ; iailor, arrived al
Bombay. previous 10 the 9th of August
Kesn drew great crowd, on the 18th, to wit
ness about The two hundredth representation oil
Richard The Third. There were ompaTsiiYey
few female. in the dress boxes
LONDON, Jan. IS. - At late hour this morn.
ing wereceived Lisbon papers to the ID instant
be intelligence by this conveyance is Interesting
though not ofdecisve Importance.
There j. Official intelligence Of several actions
having been fought between the Constitutional and
Rebel forces. The rebel chief DE Cbaves appear.
to have been AZ VIA on The 25th Of December;
but subsequent accounts OF the 9th inform us
That he was forced TO retire from thence, his van.
guard having previously pIundered the .owr oil
Ieudeila. We regret, however, TO fad in thcs,
oihcisl sdvIces' confirmation Of the accounts IN
the last French papers Of AImeids having fallen in.
to the hands Of the rebels
This unfortunate event is stated to have beer
owing partly 70 .he illnesss Q! Genital Pogo, bs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-10

iflenLs. sui we were willing to drop the sub
Jec', on accoun, OF the cause in which we we're
ehSsS ed--the cause OF the county and her cops,,-
tuition against the Coalition. We wished TO
preserve all our strength against the Adminisra-
uon Division only defeat US We felt
more 'te wished that Gov. II. would come cut t;
dispe The cloud which he had gathered abou, him
self; throw OF al reserve, and declare his opno,
siiion a, once 10 the Coalition a, Washington In
his speech al the Dinner. he has de. elopsi these
opinions; and his principles should unifofmIy
serve az the Polar Star OF his course he will
fuihl the expectations of his country. As relates
to She next election itself, should he have no
material diiferenc e OF opinion' from his "distin-
gui-hed colleague" we ask no,hine more.
he Is among all men the most odious to the pre-
sent Administration" and well he may be''
bu' AS Mr.. Tyler went beyond the profession of
bs lauit at this dinner, 10 stone at the nest
"l horne's; we, Tor one, compelled 10 notice
n'tr' W nave NOW developed the course we hare
pursued hor The iuture, we STA t. ne done ~ b
H. RequseSc0t an pacei IL is not our wish TO
u's'uio II, II we ourselves permitted 10 rest l.,
peace. we must vindicaie ourselves agan.t the
slgnihcant illusions OF respectable men. If the
Press had been treated by the Orator with the
same fespect ~ II was treated in he Sanding
oasis o The day, in which il was considered a.
= the Sentinel of Liberty we should no, nave
Deem lnder' the necessity of vind;catng ourselye.
even in these hssty lines.
a. to MIR. Tyler himself, have not the slight
est ieeIlns OF resentment or nnkinin.ss We re-
ger tie oceaso" which cali forth our present. re,
marks we esteemed him bighly-we have .
great 'tspect Tor many OF has friends and we look
PACK I" man, OF the events OF hs winter in hich
ne mas been concerned, with almost as little plea
sure as himself For the future, we hold ourse!y e.
re-dy to cooperate with Inn in all fair d honor
aoi- means TO O. 81 the present administration. In
u'ierd The Constitution, and promote the pros
Psrity oi country.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-10
TIE Annprcc

we do not adopt tbs max i'm of the Scotch This
We, .Nemo me tnpuue IdccSSit; for, there are at
tscks enough upon US, which we scorn 10 repeL
1bere Is scarcely day but It spawns forth some
open charge, some insidious insinuatioo. ~ hicb
us own impoiency or The maIignily of its author
leads US TO despise. But the lofty pedestal to winch
Mr.. Tyler has been elevated, lends It's dignity to
MS slightest illusions. 1t 1t were no respect for
himself, yet respect for his station, for the
ChIei Magistrate OF The State, aud for Senator OF
the United States, Will not permit US to pass
yer lightly, the remarks which be addresses ~
MS Company at the " Union" dinner on Saturday
last
The few observations, which we have 10 offer.
are really written " more ina spirit OF sorrow than
OIL anger" We" mean no (more) diaespect',
70 MIN, than be professsd 20 feel for g that fra
'sTnlty ofnewspaper Editors" But, having the no.
nor TO belong TO that fraternity ourselves; and
having taken some little interest in the contToyer.
~, 10 which he has been involved, we can claim
no exemption from the courteous observations
when Inc Orator has been pleased to throw out
lhe other parties concerned are able TO defend
tbemselves.-lt is enough FOR US TO make our
0wn apology ior1he course which The Enouirer
has pursued.
II "lr. Tyler has been " sftng' by s. mes, Of
hornets" be has drawn them upon himself Blu,
Re very fortunate indeed, If he has yet to learn
Wat there are other sfngs more severe even than
ihess
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-10
TRUSr SIZE

~ virtue of deed of trust made ~ a., - -. , -
- Day a"d hs wi'. dated the iOfh d,v ~ -, 80
s'Gj % ~ ne ierE Oh-e II the coas,v CONT n %
' r .ne ion, door u the Esss Ieci 10 tbf Sv -
Of The ss ." uay OF oen month the whole a 90 ncr
4e, w Idn" con'eyrdby dd deed Of trust eors,,,,,
80 tttSs, more o. less will he suAfeiert IT,, n 3 [
-"ee Of me Isal,,2n ErrS Of Aoew NiebSlcp soj
Inc ssd XV, hancock Three - the neroti,hc ne. ~
ss en-, & '.e, - ior 1857 o. ie seoond f,r sff37 80
, H. -, ~ Sio5I So together With The ntcre.t dat
~ T. The said WIN Osy. ~ fbs Sopcer Count
Ji,.te 80 no'se ~ The CITY Of Richmond ~ n,e so Nv
10 1y asHn Hspeoek, Nchclon and others T,s tr,rt n
" I"en,"ned o.u,lly called Chester Hill and l, a,
In The sub',fbes acting ssttes Will cosgev
oHARTES y. MAcMURDO
asrsa 10 resy 'A1eS HERON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-10

INHE raner,h'p betwe.H the under III. fin -
Archibald T. Woodson 4 Co, by mutual consent dis,
solved. william Anderon will settle the claims against aud
alone authorised 10 collect the due 10 the said 6m
w. ANDERSON,
Jan - 79-u A. I. WOODSON.
rue business will he continued the place ~ the
Se'c' eei, under the firm Of a P.S j. L. Woodson who
TO their friends aud the pblc, general assortment OF
we'll selected GROCERIES, cOTTOH YARN, &c which
'hey will sell low Ton cash or good sroeltsnees.
ARCHIBALD WOODSON,
JOSIAH L. WooDSoN
's'0h ~. S9-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-10

Nise u eit.i i.om snan who hs. VISITED the STAT.
81 South Caro!ina, to his friend iu Richmond.
My arrival a; Columbia occurred while their
Legislature was in session. and when their mos,
important subjects were under consideration. The
Senate consisted of reverend Seniors; whose heads
were whitenedby age. The House of Represen-
'aoves was com! o-.d. principally of young men,
o, such sS had not passed the middle term ofIise.
ihhiy I'VE were graduates of the College - hich
mas oeen nu'iured with great liberaity BY ihe
State Governinent. Most of these graduates were
distinguished FIR their literary, or professional at
'ainmenis; and on two most inter esiing questions
the youthful Represen atves curbed the extraya-
sahcies OF the aged Senator'S In the frs, instance
,he Senate Transmitted bill TO the other House
imposing tax on the dividends OF the Bank of
Tue u States within the State OF South Carolina:
III 'he second, they proposed to c0tify the w hole
system OF the common law. But The Represen-
tatives, after discussion in which much talent
was displayed. rejected both propositions by vote
which was nearly unanimous.
Their course Of legislation j. distinguished for
It's rapidiy: an object contemplated by the iIameis
OF their constitution. That instrument prescribes
the period when Their legislative sessions shall
commence, and when they shall determine The
consequence Is that they cannot I'll, longer than
Jour iceeks They ind iha, time abundant fer
every necessary purpose; aud Their expedisnt, for
dispa'ch OF business entirely OF that range
why" - observed oy US. They meet early, and
do not aJouTn until late hour, frequently conven-
ing alter dinner, and proceeding with business
until laie at night. In every judicial district,
there = character corresponding 70 our Pro-
secnior Tor The Commonwealth, bit demon ina, ed 4
Sochor Five OF these attend on the legislature
and prepare every bill hich introduced INTO eli,
House In deba' Ing the questions under consi
der''ion, such are their habits, that member
raIeh' II ever, occupies more tn n kaif an hour
IN a speech. Their progress is thus accelerated so
greatly, that the clerk is closely occupied with his
minutes, and cannot be spared from them to read
any document, or paper
IL appears by the following article from a Ne,
Orleans papers OF the 18th nit. that Louisiana is
about I" follow the example of South Carolina. BIZ
MAXI g an appropriation for the family ofTHo, N As
JEFFERSON.
Yesterday Mr.. GARDERE, chairman of the
Committee OF the House OF Representatives o.,
that par "f the Governors Message, which relate.
he heirs of Thomas Jefferson, reported bill
granting 20 Mr.. Randolph, daughter oil Mr.. ]
The sum oil lO OUO dollars, Ia stock, bearing an IN
ierssi OF six per er anum reteemable in ZEN
years, OF sooner, at the discretion of the Ies,sIa
tuIe
1.-The House dispensed with their rules. the bill,
WAS read hrst second and third time passed I'm
animousiy, and was sent to the Senate for their
ccncuTance, " hch no doubt it will obtain vvi,h
out opposition
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-10
.AOYIrE

80 SiNi'i' 70 remove Ia the Wet nfer for s,l, m,
nm ~ h'ng william eoUaty. near inmfotd A,sJ.n,
r. 80 'oh'an %eO acres with water q ist nl a,,aebJ
arm mas many advantage h are seldom n, he
Wh'n one qumttr of mile Of one of the be., seLi
tt '"e an excellent neebuurhnUi, aud il erb,st r. =
"m luther description l. deemed unne .ssat, Iii 4,
toaen To purchase will fret view the ptet,e. ,sbo, a.,
terms wall be made known ny the subseribtr '' Wv
King William, March 10. ""' az ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-10

2RESTEE-S SALE

III vir'ue OF deed of executed nv Reuben utIsv
me sucfiei-, bearing date the of March s.s
AMI ct record AZ The Office the clerk of GoochlanJ count
eVu 70" me p"ose Of securing the payment of certain N
ms theisD irntiUned, zoe shan proceed At public au,
''h 9i rtady a-~y, Gogcni Cuurthou,e on The %
I4y 81 fetrfy next, Undivided rppiety Of Tract OF
and e'hai: ny estimate l6 yis in the county oS
hiand, H'Gi the I'D. about niles from Rhmond
en1 adjoining the lands Richard s,amDon Nd ;rIs,J
,lhls s'hi which sand land the Aid uey derived from his
"'f iahe JOSIAH Jtley. The title be conveyed will A
'u'' '"'y d ne siIYe by yisiue the said us d. ed
JOHN 5. FLEMINe, Trustees
- ig above sle iF nct'uoncd the SIst of March
TO- at ".ieh time II Wdl certainly taAe place
-. ~ s9--wtls
" AS commit Cd 10 the jal OF til, county ON the son -
Oetoptr last, Neyro GIL who call. h-r.r,f SIR
SO-' aud claims her freedom notwithstanding
s'ey 'Hy has hseH uf.e cstlbu s fact hsvr nevees
L. q" 50, and tom oUcnu,.tabces am much IN
i"e' l" believe tndi she runaway slave She about
hr1oi SIXTEEN sold, i've feet three and bslf inrb..
VI shce form, ani Of the ordinary colour; has SCI
n 'Ehi de OF her head t the edge OF The hair had
"heh committed rock coiour rd domestic The owner
- requested 10 forward conp, with tbe teoue. Of
tue law of she viii bee sud ~ JaiI f,ts
o.,. JAMES SHELTERED Tailor
- - - 'ltI " Ut" 9a-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-10

r.rprrt,, -, Communicated
,on ihesday last, a; Rat,ltnake Spt inc Che,
chester TO Mas D.'ie Harris, Che.ter6sld county
On - Hay last, at The seat of Mr. RohegI tiorion
hy "a" Key VIM Il Hsii, Capt lin E.ansy of Ch-st-brld
10 Miss h!i:1 e Wood, Of hi. cty -
on tnIT:dIy the l., inst. by the Rev. Nj Keeling
M s'f"aS 't!td u OF this CITY, M, Frances El:d
e'"e'' a'"sh'rT "i Ge0se GreenbOs E,q Of ii.,ni,.
u Oh me 80 u'' ny the Rev. John XII - ack .,ao
Mites idar!G SEsi.h, all of Cumberland 0' -
on the 2oIh ult by The Aev. Mr.. Alexander, MIR
IIfcils', all OF Charlotte county 1910
= = Omnla .iac.i 1taor; Ct nos s,lapus an.,ir
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-10
WILLIAM S. EsKRIpGE

S0rr'SSioHeTS' Cc.ce, Richmond,
-, March I'll, 1897. !
The raues Interested wl please noer that bnv.
appointed the ioih day otprr next commence the nc
.ons one ler by III. foregoing 1rdcro the on whic
nay AT O'Clock A M thei attend al nv ofc.
~ i' Guy, with tie necessary documents and proofs. 10
enable ne !" perform The SAID order without delay
=, - AMOS LADD, NJ. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-10

y The Peer;surg inellgehoer Lynehburg yrginan and
Ra sh STAR will publish the above for one month and end
their u this OGe.. - - ~>
Bcydfon, Va. March 10. ca,