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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-06
Trust Sale.

ID virtue ola deed Of trust executed to the subsenr
- Der, by Charles 8. Carter, dsted the Goth April.
1925, and duly recorded in the Clerks Office of Fau-
quier county court, on the 9th day of June, 1925, TOR
city of Boston, and commonwealth of Massachusetts,, a
certain sum Of money in the said deed mentioned, l
shall proceed to sell by public auction, on Monday the
18Th day of Lsn& 1897, on the premises, to the highest
bidder for cash, the Tract OF Land in the said deed
mentioned. being a part Of . tract of land lying in the
county Of Fauquier. called and known by the name OF
Saint HiAA,
containing two hundred and eighty four acres, one rood
and l3 22.1OO poles, be the same more or less.
FRANCIS w. BROOKE,
NAV 21-ts trustee
rThe above sale is post
pone-d until the eng iteenih Of July next. F.w. B.
iupe1 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-06

Remaining in the Post
1897. TPersons enquil
ing list will please say I
they may not get them
Daniel NJ Afford
John r Armstrong
B
Ann Bolin
James A Breast
John Ball
Harrison Barker
Joseph Broaders
Miss Rebecca Berry
John Burke
Elizabeth Benson
John Barker
John S II II e Bea!l
Nancy Butts
James Bloxhsm 2
Alfred Bloxham
Sec. Of Brook Lodge No.
Rebecca Bird
Robert I Ball
C.
A G Cage 2
James Campbell
Abram A Carter 2
Elizabeth Curry
James r Cation
Whitcn Cook
Jesse Carter
Jesse Gage
John Castella
Latham Cross, Jr
r Fl Clements
James Craig
Isaac Craven
o l. Cage
Hezekiah Coles
Jesse Carter
ID
Capt Rowland Dyer
James Dorsey
Mr. Dunlavy
Jas w Degges
Thos c Dom
f
Sec'y Of Evangelical Lods
No. 8
Susan Evans
+
Dennis Fairall.
Anthony X Fraser
Joseph Ferrill 2
Thomas Fitzpatrick
VIM Foard
Daniel A Frazier
Thomas Fairweather
VIM ~Foggerson
G.
John G Gray
George C Gibbs
Henry Grinnan
The Representative Of Da'
yid Griffith
II
Phebe Horner
John Hill
Jane G Heaton
Isaac w Hurst
John H%umphries
Barton Hall
Samuel Hawkins
Tarlton I Henderson
VIM. Harding F.
july 3
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-06
House Of Entertainment.

HOUSE of Entertainment.
- The undersigned begs leave to in
form his friends and the public generally,
that he will move on the first day Of April
next, about four hundred yards west OF
the Court House, on the Little River Turnpike Road,
to the House late the residence of RichardRatcliGe esq
where he will open a House Of
Private Entertainment,
for the accommodation of Travellers & others. Those
who may favor him with their custom, will find every
thing in good order. And of the best quality; good and
we'll furnished Stables, and faithful Ostlers. The
any other in this part of the country, and will be con-
ductedin a genteel manner, and on the most reascna-
BILE terms He impclled by a sense of gratitude to
express his acknowledgement to his friends and Gus
toners, fortheir| liberal support for the last nine or ten
years, and from a sense of duty to solicit a continuance
so long as he shall mort it.
JOHN BRONAUGH.
Fairfax Court House, Va. March7
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-06
For Rent,

TOr NchtS
Alarge well situated Store, with an excel
HI 'ent dry cellar attached to it. It's remarka-
DIV well calculated for the Dry Goods bust
,ess. and a tenant in that line would re-
ceiye tne preference. The rent will be moderate.
&c, 40 COLEMAN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-06
a Hist Of XIetters

Office at Alexandria, July ]
ing for letters in the follow
hat they are ADVERTISED, o
George Henry
Levy Hurdle
Josiah Hughes
Walter Harris
Lewis Hopkins.
George Hodge
X
John Kisendoffer
James Kidwcll
John B Kirby
Patrick King
Henney Lee
Alfred Lee
Mary A Lanham
John II Lewis
NJ
2 George Milburn
Benjamin Mezick
John Morgan
Stephen J Moss
Lefty Morsell
Edgar Mason
Statia MILAN
John Mel Donald
Jesse Morrill,
"
Joseph & z Nailor
Eliza Rowland
Job Newly
p
James Peed
Levi Pickran
Helen L Powell
Elmira Parks
Il
Ann Ramsay
VIM Reynolds
MrsJ @ Randcl
Sarah Rodgers
Robert Rctter
S
VIM Steward
Aaron Schooly
eJohn Skinner
Charles Stokes
Bashaba Simms
Asa Swift
Silver & Merrill
Samuel Simmons
John C Sayre
Robert Stephens
IT
Daniel Tiler
Elizabeth Thompson
Nathaniel Tyler
Miss Mary FOLSOM .
Edward Tolsou
Mrs Eleanor Tolson
James Thomas
"
George r Wright
Jonathan Ward
Hyram o Williams
Richard Wright
Mary White
Ann Wilmington
Thos Waring
William White
Shy Warthan
Y
Matilda Yates.
DAN'L. BRYAN, p. NJ.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-06
MuscOyado Sugar.

sMuScOVa0o SuSaE.
40 uHDs. and S bbls. prime Muscovado sugar.
III landing this day from sloop Regulator, ana fo'
sale by JOHN 81 MiLLr".
WAo has in Store
7 hhds sugar
90 bags green coffee
500 bushels prime yellow corr
Russia and cotton duck
IS bbls prime n~ark14SsYork CITY Inspcction.
IS do do beefS
Cordage. Manila Rope. Family Flour, &c,
June %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-06
Patent Bedstea0s.

TyHE subscriber respectfully informs the Public that
i d. Powies' late Patent for Bedstead Joints and
sackings, is now sin the full tide of successful espe'
rimcnt," having been sufficiently tested by experience
to be vastly superior to all others. He is now fully
prepared with the best materials and workmen to
manufacture
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-06
Chair Manufactory

at his old stand, southwest corner OF
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King and Columbus streets, opposite
VF"" the store Of Messrs. Jas. & Jacob Dou.
Dpe1& glass, and has opened a Ware Room at
~ the southwest corner of King and Pitt
N&SA streets, opposite Mr.. Newton's Frank
hin Hotel, where he will be happy to
receive orders for Bedsteads or Chairs,
Wand pledges himself to use his utmost
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-06
BEDSTEADS

upon this highly approved princIpIe, or alter the Old
fashion, upon the most accommodating terms; but he
presumes that those who see the principle of the pa
tent, win never again think of having Bedsteads upon
the old plan. The joint much more simple, easier
to be put up and taken down, more secure against
bugs, and much frmer when up, than any other. He
also continues his
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-06

endeavors to give satisfaction. Work will be sent t
any part of the District free o. expense.
uOld Bedsteads and old Chars will be taken i
part payment for new ones.
may 16-6m ROBERT WILSON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-06

Remaining in the Post Office at Alexandria, July
1927. 1Persons enquiring for letters in the follow
ing list will please say that they are ADVERTISED, Of
they may not get them.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-01
CITE Constitutional ggg hin.
FROM rue Sc0rcHMAN.


ne tGrits are entire masters of Attica and all Nor
'heh ''reece, while l5raban marches uncontrolled o.
'e every part OF the Morca; AlissoIon.i Moou Trim
oHHa' Wa'osa, Saiona, Athens hayinr been success
Fe'y Tcconuered and of all the fruits which The
acquire IL Cy The battles and victories of their sin yea
contest nothing remains but Nanplia and Castle of
Sor'hIh. ibey have not elsew here in Copt;nenta,
Hreece loot OF land which they can call their own
W nat Is still worse, they have lost the CO. fdence
winch 'nsuTes victory and their enemies have ga incd
an asceodancy OF which it wi! be no easy tasl, TO de-
Pfive them The main of this chance in the
circumstances of the bcgcrent parties obviously is
that the ur KS have improved the constitution Of their
armies by adopting the discipline of Western Curore
while Tie Greeks resist all military reforms and COZ,
tinne to make war 10 their primitive ba rbarous fashion
\" aic unwilling to despair OF good cause but we
cauoe smut our cy es TO the fact that the resources of
he Gfeeks ior making head against their enemies are
nearly at an end We 10 see how their affairs are
10 DC retrieved by any exploits Lord Cochraue NAV
perform at sea; indeed how any thing short OF the
orcioie and Mediate inter ference of tic, great Chris
Ain fo'Ters can save them froF being utterly creshe
II thee was but oilc great State in the world whose
ru'ers had the good of mankind cordially at heart the
eStinc'icn OF the Greeks nation coit: no, be sn
tered 10 take place. The American Democracy the
only Government systematically atnenable 10 the NOR
al feelings OF nans.nd vet but in its infancy II
Il counted y millions OF citizens at this moment as il.
VIII DO wiih'n GO or 20 gears the Turks would not be
permitted To tr'mplc Christian nation the essccn
Giants ct I people 10 whom the world owes mere than
10 any otter tia. ever existed.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-01
Chesterfield Land for Sale.

sNHE Subscriber offers for sale Tract of Land confirm
d ing sos acres lying in Chesterfield couu,y three miles
rom Bermuda Hundred. This adions the lands of
John Archer and Edward Il. Bos,eau aud extends to
James River opposite TO Curls about hHutred acres
Of this land ncosed and in cultivation; the balance
well tinbered with OAK aud pine the river.
aud the Whole adapted IN the cultivation of com, wheat
aud clover, and susceptible Of high improvement Those
DESTROYS Of purchasing invited call on the subscriber
living near who viii take pleasure u showing the land
Should this land be- sold before The Cd dav Of }ctober
next will, on that day, be offered the highest bidder
on tie premises Terms, one.ihird cash, balance in
two ann ia nsialmeus. For particulars, refer to t. &
Hubbard, auctcHcers, Rabnond.
avg I2-I2t TH0s. STENTTON.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-01
TIE gave InAnr


lhe Directors at the London African Institution o:c
list "i 2ia vessels which, during the year 1925 were
engaged 10 this miamous tIa!ic. Thec i; is est;na
ted carried away ore hu.dred toasGaG miserable In
man victims How many Others were carried oil i,
vessels winch escaped the vigilance Of British cruisers
no one can tell. 1T the commencement oc The t,ceor
year, vessel arrived in England icl ha; h,ardad 20
slave ships under different flags during sin i, ann,
cruise and 1t was believed hai SO .OOO slaves we're
ready Ter enhaiia at the different stations aof the
coast The laws of civilized nations arr inst the sIavc
trade are little more, therefore, than q dead letter
'0hing can stop the enormous evil but the cs,ahl,eh
neht ri christian colonies along The coast The i,G,
ence OF the British colony Sierra Leone has hee ii
ready extensively felt. 4 short time since . Tia
from whose shores fifteen twenty ionsarl can,vos
had been annually cmha icd on board Of slave sL;s
put themselves under the protection of the colony
are now no longer troubled with the dealers i, Lr,n
iieah The late Gen. Turner recently wrote from tho
colony ANA stated that lac had but little doubt fiat tho
slave trade would be speedily abolished for Il
mics around Sierra Leone Our settlement al gihc
RIA already guards 80 miles OF Tie LONG haunted coas,
twenty such colonies as Sierra Leone and Liberia
spreading along the western shore of Africa al spjta
be distances, would put end to the slave trade for
oTcT and d'ifuso the light of Christianity ever arre
part OF TIE African continent. What friend OF bu.Da
niy or oi religion, viii not then bid such society &c
the .4"e;ieGn Coloni=Gos Soc!ctn, God spend in its
noble undertaking. be the degree of IFS influence in
mitigating the evils Of slavery in america what if may,
IyiiOr.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-01
James River Land for Sale.

IN Saturday, the fifteenth Of September uext, will
~ he offered for sale, To the highest bidder, Samuel
Hikes Iavcin iii the town OF CaricrSyi!e, valuable
Tract OF Land belonging the Joseph
Car1ngom IN Tie County nj Cumberland five miles
tie town Of CaEersvilc, and fifty from Richmond, lying
on James aud Nisscs Rivers, ming FIVE hundred
ard thirty acres, forty Of which is frst liver low
grounds the high-!aad is equal to any in The rg.our-
hood large portion OF which is heavily mhrrci, aud
Uncnmroiy well watered the soil is well G;tcd to tie
colture OF coru wheat and tobacco. The suit.
able for the accommodation of snail family aud the
preservation OF the crops. Those wishing view the
property viii apply tn William " Darlington on Inc pre-
nses. circuit OF one, two or th9ec yra,s, will he al
loved the purchaser giving bond with approved personal
security ana lien on the property the pur-
chase money The right is reserved make any change
that may he deemed advisable parties on the da
Of sale. The title is considered u;.doubicd bu, shall
convey only such as is vested IN me as Ex4,cutor.
BENJAMIN DARLINGTON, Ex>or
Cumberland, August I, 1897. WIT
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-01
Drugs ard Medicines.

'iit. subscriber has Just opened S,aum;on, the
n MAJ" street, nearly opposite Mrs. Chamters Tavern,
WIN ''e assistance ana Under the immediate
ance OF MI JAMES PATTERSON, who has compe e..t
Sno"iege oil the business, large of DRUGS,
MEpiClNES, PAINTS, aud DYE-STUFFS; which,
tosether with the SCLPH. GUlNINE, (or ex,ract of
baik,) and variety of FAMILY MEDICINES, of his
own preparing, Cahhrtc, and Nomve, with directions;
also, DfoFEftlC SifERS, highly approved, by those
VINO nave used thcuIic offers far sale reason
able terms, aud so!ics share of pablo patronage.
Us Orders for any OF the ahve articles will be i;n,c-
dheiy attended to- put zap in the careful nncr nd
forwarded by stage, amy other method directed,
taunton, July 27, 1927. 81 A. MARTIN
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-01
TRUST, SALE.

N virtue OF deed Of trust made the 9TH day of May
& 1896 between Wade hosby the elder, S;,sannah
Nlosby, his wife, Of the county of Powhaan of the
part; William w. Mosby and Edward c. Mosby, of Hen
r2co county, and Wyndham Robertson aud William. e.
Pendleton of the city Of Richmond second pa; and
John G. Mosby, aud Wade hioSby the younger, the
county of Henrco; and Susan III. Speed, May c. Royal
aud Lteher'y III M"sy, of the county of rou hata
tine third part: which deed duly admitted
the clerks Offices of the couny of the
lteDrico and Powhatap, in The May, 1895;
tine Undersigned, of the named deed
With full power and authority execution Of the
trusts therein declared, viii proceed SELL by public
iipn the hg rest bidder the residence Morri
in the county of owhaan, ae the residence Of said
Wade Mostly the elder,) Thu sday the 9th day of
September next, if fair, the da V, the follow
f,.r viI.--
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-01
INTERESTING NEWS FROM LIBERIA.



Washington, aug. g. lG27
in'oiSenie at Ihe most gratifying na,urc has ius,
reached this olice from lie Colony OF Fbari, Our
!rlc;,'s throughout the country, who have been aux
!"u"ly waiting Tor information concerning the enioraps
oy The D1ris, " pursue w!th heartfelt pleasure the
ioi'owG extract from letter from Captain Mathews
bearing date Poro rsaya, Cape De verbs, Juiy 19,i.
1927. ''
'ils MT Ash'nun may not have lad an ornortunitv
OF communicating with the United States since nv de-
partcre rom Aiesurado have the ouo, 10 inform YOU
of tie information OF the board of Managers that We
landed all our passengers in excellent kea nh at Bes
ao 40 days after our departure from ia,ur;on Roads
nave The satisfaction also to state that al the date OF
my departure FROM the Cane. the 2ist June all the
cm%ranis 10y the Doris, had gone through the fever two
young chiIdrcn only falling victims To it, and most O,
them were located and working their farms On the
STOCKTON have dispatches on board the Doris from
Mr. AsiInira, for the Board, and ta Hon Secretary
OF the Navy which shall oreard immediately ON nv
aFlFa IN baltimore, fnJ which place shall sail in two
or three Gays. 1T Affords much pleasure 10 bear
testimony to the thriving and proporons condition ore
Colony The e'niGrants by the Doris with one ar two
exceptions appear to be highly pleased viii! their rros
poets" 80
We will only add, supplementary 10 h;s CHEERING
intelligence, that ,, Is deemed Important 10 I'll out ear
~ IN the approaching autumn, one or Two expedi;ocs
and tna' II is hoped the public aegaly ~ i'll prou2t
iy fa!ntsl. the means.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-01
ia, SATURDAY., SEPTEMBER l. Is2z
FOR SAFE.
VIE subscriber wishes TO sell tina, well known estate
Z called EOMExSIfNIMcS situarrd ON Tic

VIE subscriber wishes sell that well known estate
4 called ESEAS1fNENGG.A situated on tile
main Western Valley road, iii the county of hoicoery-
onrtecp miles west OF Salem in Boteou,t county and on
both SIDES OF the Roanoke RIVER, contann. between san
and iuUo acres; nearly FIVE humid ed acres of which is FIST
rare ot'iom land suited to hemp, corn or tobacco
ms Is one OF the best improved NEST tile and
thu Farms above the Blue Ridge: fencing is generally of
locust posts The improvements consist n nSsnmr t.o
story BRICK dwelling house, kitchen, ice house
mouse, &c lne barn. good stable, (wi,h water taken in
pipes TO I'D good MILL and Of the finest pJSTI
kEkES IN tile county, which tvs huni,sd acres of
woodland attached and enclosed hog Dasture Tile
ovefseers house ana negro quarters
III short, the whole Of the improvements new and
hulit IN the mos substantial There is also
biiidns on the premises, rented TAVERN stand and
one oil Tie best IN the country, which p,eGe Post
Once, where the mail running East and West aily arrives
lie also wishes to sell his sGSJRNrIJgl over the
Aeshany mountain, beginning fa from Fotherincay
being among the best stock in Virginia. law authcr
sung ls road vests i'll the subscriber perpetual estate and
requires ha tile nett profits arising Tolls should
yield an interest of not less than IL pei
an Tie original (Slo,o0o) has for several years
varied fom 10 III IL
Aiso-ScveraI small TRACTS OF LAND on said
Turnpike road
Ing above property is very valuablc--it Will be SOLD
s'l and on Uey literal terms. Application can he MAJ C
10 Col Bernard Pcyou, Lancaster & Dibv, iii Rich
n"i'd or ~ letter TO GEO HANCOCK.
aug list Fo;hrrusay. Va
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-01
Horses. Stock. Furniture. sc.

And also all The Horses Mules stocks of Cattle, Hogs
and SLes, Hasgo,ps and Ccsis, HousthoM and kIiehe
furniture, Of the said Wade Moshy the elder conveyed b
said trust decd, with Carriage aud Harness.
TERMS or SHE
The Real Estate DC snld credit of six twelve
eighteen moutis-eQua instalu,e with an
Iroved security, and deed of property 10
the payments-Ihe PerSonol Property, on credit
fisk and twelve montsequal instruments bonds viii!
approved personal security. Purchases exceeding ten
dollars to- he paid in cash.
is believed that the title to The above property per-
frcy clear, nd free from all IncuGbranse aud claims
the deed under which this sale is made. isr
tic undersigned, acting trustee only CONVEX ONLY
the title vested in him. WAI. w. MOSEY, Trustee
august 22d, 1871. III
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-01
LOUISIANA

IFfIU9t Gf0 hNer Ia lie Editors nCfio fnieJJc,,,.
fsog' n g,nueman IN Louisluan, dafed Bafon Rg,t,e
July 9, 1927. ss'
"a meeting was held in the Parish West of R,,o,
i'ouee' ms morning 10 adopt measures reiaiyc 10 the
approaching Presidential election. when rssolI; ,"o
were passed 10 favor of the Administration, with hmt
one 'i'a@n'HG voice The gentlemen dissenting re-
Hed' that he would Doi yet pledge himself rs he
was, ~ "oPSs 10" W.T. rhAwFoRU would be capd,.
ehce TO either MIR Adams or General JacI<sdn' 4
ss"'e'ha" who attended the meeting and gave me the
above '"'onallon says that resolutions were onsspJ
s'""ncho'"g TO The People of each parish (ccuElyi
~ the Stale To send deIegatc, toa Gcnor,I E,u.1
uon TO be hold al Baton Rogue on The 6rst Monday Of
T"Ten6er next, for the purpose forming an Adams
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-01

VH<HE Subscriber offers his services his friends and the
public, as General Commission -IeyciaI lie will
also make liberal advances on all articles consigned
JOS l.. Bloomfield, Esq. New York Cor sale.
just received per schr. Mary Archer, a supply OF GRO
CEHE, for sale (Nh"esar) for cash approved paper;
they we've laid IN within the last month"; in New York upon
moderate terms and but small advance is asked, city
Giocers and Country merchants invited call and
examine them; constant supply will be kept up.
JOHN G. ROBERT,
Cary-street, opposite Columbian Hotel.
aug % wIt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-01
From thc tnitn'i Statcs Gazette.
HINT TO ALIENS

} or Inc Information ofaens deerous to become ma
statements of the different casscs entitled under tic
acts of COMPRESS 10 citizenship.
isi class. Al who have resided in Tue United
states tire ycH'S, and have made their report aud de-
ciaratiCn OF intention, HroYgars.
Cd class. All Of lawful age, who arrived in tie
country before they Is years old, and bavC resi-
ded IN the United States jicc ycqrs altogether
Sd class. Al who were residing in the United
States at any time between The years 1875 and 1805
and have continued TO reside therein
Aliens coming under either of the above classes can
be Immediately admitted 10 citizenship, On making an
Pcauon al any OF The proper public Offices; taking
care to have with them ci,Ien Of the Ifni,oJ s,,
who can deposo to their good moral character. their
atachmentto the principles Of the CONSTITUTIONS and
Their having resided in the United States the reoui
site period Nf''
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-01
LAND.

One piece parcel OF Land, estimate contain three
huutfed be tho less, yiyg
Powhatau the south side Gainesville road
aud bounded by the lands of B. Panoye, J. Miller J..
Sraton the old court house and the said
willie road being that part which remains unsod, the
tract of land, estimated to contain 800 acres on which
said W. hlosby the elder. lately resided, and which
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-01

TJRGINcL9.

TfitTI y
rules, bolden 10 the clerks Office the superior cour,
Of cbanccry for the Richmond district, the "a day Of
July, 1927:
William Mann, Pr
against
Jacob Myers, and Thomas 7. Eoudin ouTy acting ex'or
Of David Ross decd, DNs.
The defendant Jacob Myers, not having entered his
appearance and given security according the act Of
assembly aud the rules Of this and it appearing
by satisfactory evidence. that he is btant m
this country; IL ordered that the said defendant DO
appear here the first day cf the term and an
swer the bill of the plaintiff; and that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in newspaper published
IN t1c city Of Richmond, by months siccessively
and posted the font door c the capitol in the said
city. cory. Tosic,
U NJ " iif.NrNC q
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-01
mRoADaOUsE RACES.

FsNiE Fall faces, the Brcadrock Course will COM
u menre on The first Tuesday in October next.
LIST ayA Sweepstake for three years old last sp.in-
ml.c heats five entries, hundred dollars each and
closed.
Cd day-?ropretor's Purse $500, two mile heats
81 duy-Jockey CIab Purse 5000, three mile heats.
fourth days is calculated on and as there arc
many e horses in trainings good spott NAV be expected
iSHAM PUCkErT, Proprietor
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