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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-18
DUBLIC sALE.-Win be sold, By

IL public veDdue, At the present residence Or
the subscriber, one mile from Fleming's Perry,
near Little Georgetown, on Monday, The 9Th n
October merit, HE entire stock of Horses, Beosd
Mares, and Colts; Mich Cows and Young Cat
tie, Sheep and Hogs; Farming Implements o.
ill kinds; . good Wagon. Plsughs, Hsrrows,
&c. ! FIRST. rate wheat Fan; q large quantity Of
corp;s complete cot Of Biacksmiih's Tooisa
two Copper Stills, and Tabs; Household ard
Kitchen Furniture Of every description; such ~
coed Feather Beds. Bedsteacs Bedding. Desk.
Bureau. Tables Chairs, Cupboard, &c. toge.
Their with number of articles not Necessary to
psrticulariss. Nine months credit will be given
the purchaser, upon giving good security for ali
sums over two dollars; under that sum. cash.
Sale to commence early in the day, and conti-
nue. from day to day until III 10 cold.
Sept. l8-ts SAMUEL SElBERT.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-18
PENNSYLVANIA.

Great changes are daily taking place
:E this state in favor of the Administra.
lion, and things are working together
for good a letter from Harrisburg oil
the aist ult. published in the York Re
corder, says:
The two opposite county meetings
held here this week, produced great
strife to show strength. Both parties a
gree that the Administration meeting
was much the strongest, both as to mum
bers and character. This county, pau
phin. is considered as entirely secure fos
the Administration"
The Pennsylvania Centinel rf the
9th ul.. says: "fbe meeting held in
Adams county on the 10Th, has given a
death blow to the friends ri Gen Jack
son in the county. They feel new that
they have nothing TO expect from Ad-
ams county, but defeat. signal defeat,
And many Of them are even trembling
for Pennsylvania! They keep up a
semblance of conference.-the marks OF
fear are upon their cou~ntenances. And
well may they fear-for we have great
reason to expect, that Pennsylvania will
yet follow The example OF Old Kentucky
and throw her weight 10 the Admins
~tration The changes that we hear of
daily around US, are a most happy pre-
sage OF success to the good cause.-the
cause of order, and of Constitutional
government
The Village Record Of Chester coun-
ty, says: "Our columns are filed to
overlooking. Administration meetings
are holding all around us. tits Admin.
istration and jackson throughout the
state. Federalism and Democracy seem
to have gone to sleep; OF perhaps are
dead. We hope whatever was noxious in
| either may sleep foreVe and what was
good in both may revive and flourish
p~erpetually. The best spirit is abroad.
Our friends go forth in renewed strength
and viger since the cheering Dews frou
| Louisiana and Kentucky. Verify a day
star of hope has risen in the West. To
all ou friends throughout the Common
wealth. we say
s.To your tents, o Isrseli'
Letyour march be onward. Our cause
is Just Spirit and perseverance, will en-
sure US victoryi"
Possmasfsr The important and high
lv responsible office OF Postmaster Of this
city. Is now vacant, by the death of Ge-
neral Bailey, and our citizens feela ma
tural and proper anxiety as to the choice
| of a successor. The names OF several
prominent individuals have already been
| announced as candidates, among them
are Col Monroe, late President of the
| United States; Albert Gallstin, ESQ
and the late Chancellor Kent
Mes Fork Gazette.
W. are glad that the Petersburg Intel
igencer has taken a decided stand infa-
u-.nrtka Naturalization. IL will ha a
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-18
nNE ~EAT AND A BASKET OF GOALS
~ REWARD. Runaway from the subscriber

~ REWARD. Runaway from the subscriber
on sunday morning last. IN indentrd apprentice
boy. bound by his Guardian to learn the Black
smith business, named JOHN RoUsH, eyed
about ~ years, FIVE feet ten inches high. He
took with him . variety Of clothing not neeessa.-
~ to particulsrise. The above reward Of one
cent and a basket Of Goals, will be given to any
person that will spprehend and bring back said
apprentice, but no thanks. II strictly forbid all
persons from hasboring him. as I am determined
to prosecute every pcrssn that may BE- found 20
offending. GEORGE NiPE.
Sent. 18-3ts
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-18
GRAND
OoNsoxIDATED LOTTERY,

For internal Improvement, Literature and Cha
rites, in the City Of w Washington. and in the
states Of Maryland. South Carolina and L00i-
siana.-EiGHTH CLASS.
Highest Prize, 1000.
rfoKsrs osEx raaEs poLLAls-
60 Numbers us~d-o Hailcts to be drawn.
To be dtassn d. The City Of Washington,
On Wednesday, LIST Of October, 1921
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-18

GTThe Most Rev. Jamss WhitS4x, Arck
bishop Of Baltimore, viii preach and administee
confirmation IN Martinsburg, on Sunday the
% in inst.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-18

hANCiNG.-rhs pubic are adorned that
II a dancing school viii be opened 1t Ne.
Kroesen's large room on Monday morning next,
at 9 O'Clock.
Young gentlemen will be taught in the svsr-
ing. If il 10 not convenient fer them 10 attend
during the day. e. C. BREEDIN.
Msrtinsburg, Sept. Is.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-18
1885 Prices.
2082S Blanks.
PaIcs OF rfcxxrs:

paIcB or rfcxxrs: s
WAsls $3-Ha5 81 50- Quarter rs cts. :
urPrompt attention will be given by the
Managers to the commands Of distant adv en-
tufers, and an official account of the drawing
viii be forwarded. tree from expense. immcdi-
ate ~ upon its event.
Prize tickets in former lotteries received 80
cash.
IAN letters to be postpaid and addressedtcs
YATES & MINTYRE. Manegers,
aug. IL. Washington City \. c.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-18

We are glad that the Petersburg Intel
ligencer has taken a decided stand lnfa-
vor of the Administration. 1t will be a
valuable auxiliary 70 cur cause.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-18

NIB The undersigned continues IN business
ia the sams house he heretofore occupied with
q partner, where he is resdy, and will always he
happy, TO supply bic old customers and The pub.
Ito With GOODS upon me very best terms.
He hopes ell persons in arrears 10 to late
firm Of h. Tapscett b Co. will make payment 10
him immediately. IAKER TAPsCOTT.
Shepheedstown, Sept. IL, 1898.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-18

M0riCE.-rhe partnership heretofore en-
~ isting bet wecn the subscribers, under tho
dissolved by mutual consent.
All persons indebted TO said concern, win
make payment 10 Baker Tapsoott. and oil per.
sons having claims against said concern will ~
ply to said 3. Tspscost for payment.
BAKER TApScOTT.
JOHN Isle.
Shepberdsown. Sept. 1, 1928.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-18

Dreadful Steam Boot Accidental let.
ter from New. Orleans under date the
18th ult. states that on the day prece-
ding, as the Steamboat Grampus was
towing tive vessels up the river, her six
boilers burst, and not a yestige Of them
remained Seven persons were killed,
i've missing, and four wounded. The
two vessels were also much injured.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-18

4 French paper says, . wash has
been discovered which, containing by
drochlorate Of lime, attracts the humidi-
ty of the air, and may thereby render
the occupation Of q weaver less I'M
healthy than IL il at present, by allowing
him 10 carry II on In adry place.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-18


We have q rod in soak for a certain Jackson
'Ao' Let him be cautious how he ,Oheedles ig-
1''ans men to vote for their Jugernaut-promis.
ing them nine dollars a barrel for their -four, in
"'eVent of bis election. GIVE care not for
Commissioners,
tne South Carolina medicine begins to ope.
e' The reaction has commenced.
Nama meeting of the citizens from several coun,
ss OF Kentucky, present At the Inauguration
\. ~ Governor, in The capitol at Frankfort, on
b s ~oth August, 1928. and after the Governor
,Ss H. retired from the house, il was agreed that
So s5 should take into Consideration the pro-
Sings lately had in some of the Southern
affecting the integrity Of this Union.
n,o address vas adopted reprobsting these
pp;~esedlDgs, and the following resolutions una
"%nously adopted.
rns,1''ued. That the sentiments and principles
ur' uteaied in the Cslleton Address are danger
br othe peace and constitution of our coun-
Isnd tend to treason and rebellion.
thas'1@oed, That the Union of these States is
pss pailadium 81 our political safety and pros.
f.nS! and that we will be always ready to de-
D II against internal and external enemies
The SIoed, As the opinion ofthis meeting, that
.bor. Natonal Government does possess the
M to levy taxes on foreign produce and
Es..'uiactnres With a view TO foster the manu-
The es Of the United States. or to encourages
growth OF like produce BY our own citizens
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-23
, JACkSON'S LETTER.
hermitage near Nashville
October 18th. 1870
The Honorable
George " Campbell Esq

SIR
lou will receive herewith incosed, thc GER
ii'icate ot john Gordon and Major Thomas
I. Bradford editor OF the Clarcon on the Sub
ject OF the card bearing date Sept 11th1G1o
published i'll the Clarcon on the Goth of Sent
1912 from SiIas Dnsmore United States a.
gent TO the CIoctaw nation bcinr in the pro
per hand writing Of thc SAL Sllas 'pinsnorc
YOU will also receive enclosed, the paper { !
me Goth Sept. containing tie card of Mi.
Dlnsmore, which | beg YOU 10 lay before tlie.
secretary OF Var, as soon as they reach Won.
and beg ofyou to communicate to inc with
out delay ms determination as it respect the.
removal of Mr. Dinsmorc.--yT When reed
your letter OF the 10th Of April last inclosjng
ne an extract of the Secretary Of Wars Lot
ter to sSiias Dinsnorc agent to the Chociaw
nation, J, nor the citizens Of West TenDcs,
see, hesitate not, TO believe that Silas Dins-
more would cease TO exercise over our citl-
zcns such lawlcSs tyrr0ny as he had been liz
me Ilabit OF, and that our peaceful md no
nest citizens would be LETT 10 enjoy the free
and unmolCstcd use Of that road as Secured
TO them by treatv--you can easily Judge and
so can the FSccrc ltary of lar. our Surprise
and dlgnation, at the yvauT con IN 4uh offered
TO the whole citizens OF West Tennessee bv
the publication OF his card in the Clarcor--
III which he boasts-fhat nc has set AT def
ancc the Solcm treaty that secures to our
citizens and those Of the United States tho
free and unmoIcstcd use Of that road rs well
as the express Instructions Of the Secretary
of War Of the 23rd ofMarch last, and boast
his detention ola defcncclcss wonIanand her
Propcrtv--a"d for 5rhnH the want of a pass
portland my god, is If como 20 this-arc VIC
free men or are 5Cc &i9res is his rsoI or is II
n drc0D'--for what arc we involved IN War
with great Britain---ja It not for the support
Iot our rights as an independent pcoyIc and
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-23
New Goods.

If ALL ~ ri LSOE has received Ina ndsome assort-
,"eh OF Grecian plaid and fancy striped Ginrhnms
Htrcan and other fancy Calicocs of tho latest
81, ' ~.ss Null book and jaconet Muslns black and
Iy 'tos dc Naples Silks, berega and o,her fancy
ik's. black and mkt Lasting aud P,uuciI, EI,n,;.s
'lsous Cords Wilmington Stripes stout plaids for
seisan's wear German Oznaburss and Tichlenbusgs,
~ U' INA ufcs ant D"wsas--witt Il large assortment
OF Domestic Goods, (brown and checO fu,u,e and
apron Checks, &c. "
NIarch 2Q-ts
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-23
Van-LeW. Baker 81 Go.

AVE just received from, Birmingham aud Sheffield
their Spring supply of HARDWARE and CUT
LIrf: among which are splendid assortment of Rod.
gers ana other Pen and Poke, Knives, Razors Scissors
&c Ivory, Stag, and other Table aud Deser, Knives nd
FORKS beautiful selection of Steel and Plated Birdie
ts aho o'irr"i' irons Steel aud Plated Wire Spurs Sc
=. vu'@"HS prime and Patent Scythe Blades, Wedding
"es' LOT OF Genuine Mouse Hole .4noHs. Ga scarce and
very superior article) and every article in their line
.Saty 10 constitute general aud complete assori-
ment, for wholesale and retail trade
April 10 o
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-23
TEACHER WANTED

w AN Ed as Teacher 10 take charge Of a Female
noaus"y III hari'nsourg, person well qualified
to teach the differ ent branches of English Ed,c,Io,,
- salary OF -Four Hundred Dollars will be given An.
ply 10 either OF the subscribers. None noel arn,v IN,
less they can come well reconrneudcd
CONRAD HOGSiIRE
March 5. John c II,pDIrDn'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-23
PIRGL.VI.l-ro ,S1r.

I
| AT superior court of chancery, holden =, c.-
Saturday, the 9TH day of August, 1877: ''N"' ="
between
Alexander Stuart, 49,
TX
,sn ~ sais eN or Of Price deed, Lucy Price,
James Price Samuel Price, and Ann Priee hs
William Price dec d, saad Samuel Clarke sr,,;,r
On thu mo,;o, ~ ,,a ~, - "ec u Dts.
.nat 'ii"" I" Pend'etoa be appointed Com,nis.ior
I" TAKE an account of the administration Of ha f
w 'iiiam Dnva and of the sskAelts ,a.l - ~ u.
" ian Price, dec: also ascertain TIM, r: VI
value OF the bacA Ia" IN the Proceedings eutioed aeeor
rug 10 Tue contract entered NE between the pa.t,s and
'"" "e repent The same 10 this Court ,oy,hc, ,,;,i, -
matter specially thought pnFr,nsut by himself or rco,y
oy I'VE pa'iirs t" be 50 sae6 aud the said
To proceed IN the absence Of either patty who
'easonno'e notice Of his primary appointment ~
Adjournment, shall fail To attend him VI
Copy. Tesie, =
WILLIAM s. ESERIDCE e q. r.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-23
BY PEASANTS d. SMITH

- me me CONSTITUTIONAL WING Is published twice a
k' \" ednesdays and Saturdsys3 at five collars ne
ahnon, payable III advance. r
u PREVIOUS to discontinuance of the pape, ali az,
~ Ses must be paid up. And those who may w;s, TO
VIII notify the Editors to that effect at lca.,
scribed " @" '"eS sun
~ For "dver'sng-75 square (or lcss) for the
h's insertion, and Sd each continuaucs
number OF insertions be not.d on ,hc Nc o,ho,
'"eS wiz DE cont'nued aud charged accordingly
u ~, letters to the Editors be postpaid or they
will receive no attention r r my
Notes OF chartered specie paying Banks Of any NJ
's states VIII be received in payment for subsc ripon to
e "hs' tnough Virginia or u. States Bank Notes would
e PteIefredi and remttances made through, tile
fost Office at the risk % the Editors
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-23
NIX. WILLIAM MILLER.


A"in'hs,fator Of john Mier-S Sir please TO take no.
os, .na' l shall on Wednesday, 1Ith of May next
Al the office q" Joseph Mayo Esq in the i,v of Ricm,d
reeu I" TAKE the deposition Of MIR. Nicholas Mills IN
" ie''" as evidence in new depeutliuu IL, the
it'o' count OF chancery for the Richmond III s,rjc,
wherein and others Plaintiffs and Won ,I n,is,
" oe'en"an's; at whic time place YOU IN attend
II you think proper. Your ob, svt " ~
April 12-w4t IAMES C:co,-Nr,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-23

VIE subscriber informs his lyi,nds aud III. ,,,;.
that he has now hand, an extensive nssor,m.n,
W iS Of all iashons, forms, shapes coiors aud shades
nat WINS ever known IN any country or CLINE: and bs,
Snort OF the needfu assures them that notes f H., rs
w OF Snema Banks might be exchanged for Hats greatly
we aaVa"t ge OF the present holder, by calling n, ,he
OF Fashions, eight doors above the Bell r,v.n
a , s,'ee' JOHN THOMPSON
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-23
Twenty Dollars Reward.

a WILL give the above reward of twenty dollars to
~ any person who will delive, me in 6nuches,er or
y 'eiseef' coleman Gurnet, at my plantation in
iic"iico county, my man BILLY, to whom was ,ye, :,
PISS oy my ovefeer on the 29th March, 1923 to come 10
, place. and has not stree been seen or heard from,
e. rs STOUT hn'it fellow, dark complexion, about S
ieet I'D inches high, abou, so wears Of aye amL j.; =
Aeen' aitiil, cunning old fellow. lie has a vorr,, NJ
Hes. lie is extensively acquainted in tire counties ,f
ha'"ver, Heurc", New Kent apf! the civ ,f I,i.c,
and borough OF Norfo!k PHILIP N,irtt,mI
Manchester Anrl s. 1923
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-23
001a 3or6tN96N1mA

q The Proprlctors Of the Vine have
added to their Printing Office, a set Of My
JoB Tyres, which will enable them TO Print
Pamphlets, IEandbilIs, Circulars, Cards. &. 3.
~ An APPRESTtfE IS wanted Of tho
Wing O1lcc.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-23
gE.ANO EORTN9.

oo received nom Geib's celebrate ma uufae;orv.
- New york. an assortment of vc,y choice PIANO
TN e. among which Us very splendid rosewood cabi.
net upright Piano yorte-alI of which viii I've cold a. ~,
lowest New York prices and warranted by The make,
The public are respectfully invited call at Mr. Robe,t
Fob
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-23
China, Glass & Earthen Ware

subscribers would respectfully give notice, that
IA th-y are opening establishment of The above lin.
next noor to Mr. Geo Wilson'S Coniccona ry and uppo-
site hiessrs Raymond Brothers Mr. john Thonp-
sun 'iat Stores where they intend to keep general
aSsou'snt, and expect to sell moerat terms whole
sale or retail Their stock is now complete, but
VIII be IN few days CHAS. HOLT, Jun. &. co.
April 10 D,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-23

"A f1aS iaiiON situated about fifteen miles
"a bove Baton Rouge on the left bauI1 of the 1Ii.s
sirp consisting OF
One Thousand and Eighty .Q,,,enfs;
sa'd plantation mas front OF le ArpcTs the river
Is adjoining the principal landing of the settlement
from which Cotton IS shipped On this tract tieIe are
one hundred acres of cleared Land-ore
large Dwelling House, with SIX roo,ns--Cotlon Gin
MIL Tan Yard Negro Cabins, &c (easily repaired y
The titles 10 The above lands are iuspufan,e and
warranty deed will be given if required.
iso-One Th0usand .4ygenls;
situated on ihoInpson's Creek the p;iI s Of Fcc:.
ana one and half miles from tho river Mississippi Sc
ven miles from the town OF st. Francisye. Part OF
this trac CONSISTS pillow bottoms probably 600
IN san" tract there about fifty acres cleae some
years since, but grown UP. Either tie whole or one halt
OF Tins tract VIII be sold at the option of the purchaser
or further particulars apply TO this Office or TO
ROBERT ROSS.
New Orleans, Oct. O. tf
t'fffSjS1i: rs rules, holden in the c!cris1s olIice
OF the superior of Ghancery for the Richmond
district the Sd day OF March, 1923: Philip FuIcher
lr. adm or OF PEhp Fu!cheT, decd pit. against w IL
liam Miller, jr. Alexander Mitchell, Joseph Leake
and w iiam Miller s.nd James s. Ferguson cx,ors OF
Thomas Miller, decd, dts
Fhe defendant Alex ander Mitchell not having en-
tered hS appearance and given security according to
the act u assembly and the rules OF s couI and q
appearing by satisfactory evidence. that he not an
inhan,'ant OF is country; ii is ordered that lie sad
defendant do appear here the first day Of the nex,
term and answer tie Dill Of the plaintiff, and that a
copy Of this order lie forthwith inserted in some news
paper published in The city of Richmond for I've
months successfully, and posted at the front door oil
the capitol. in HE sid CITY
10 a copy. Teste, J. p. ABBOTT, d. c. G.
FIHGLNII: y! Il superior court of cilanreTy holden
AZ tie capitol IN the city Of Richmond the day
February 1921" Nathaniel and James Dick, pits against
bdwhld Curnnghan OK of Archibald R~orc, dee. aud
John T. Robertson and Maria his wife, late Maria Moore
widow and residuary lfga;re Of Archibald Moore
lhs cause came on this day to be heard, the bill
answer ana Fzhots ana argued by counsel ON con-
commissioners state account of ihe M rs.
actions aud az account Of the standing debts due the
hfn III The bDI mcninncd aud report tie same To ke
court wish any matters specially deemed pertinent
by himself or which may he required b. the parties to be
so stated.
Copy. Tgstc, WIN. G. PENDLETON, &C.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-23
Paper and Books.

,o.LiSo . ~ CO. are now receiving their Spring sum
~ ply of SCHOOL ROCKS, PIPER &c. which with
me usual assortment of Miscellaneous Literature ,hey
viii sell At low prices. '
" Blank Books of every dissertation mad, % ,
on SHIRT notice.
April 10 r.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-23
FTom he National JluYnc2.
GEN JACKSnV,s rTrDr- ~

IL has been asserted by 10 opp oson p aper OF ihis
CITY, that the letter OF General Jackson in ,ea .Ion 20
Si!as Dinsmore, presented 10 The world in = mn
u!aed form: and that tbs mn!ilaion VI iiiy made
Tor the purpose OF placing General Jackson in an IN
favorable iigm before the people OF tire United States
DY no conduct OF ours have ever rendered our-
serves justly halle 10 such inputationY With a
view to free ourselves ircm charge OF iii nature we
publish 10 day literal cory OF Tie letter oi Gener;
JACKSON We have no comTients Offer anon the
subject. Al our present. purpose is completed, nv
making II cieai that Fe have neither distorted the
ter IN question, nor been the agent of Calculating
distorted version
GLNEN 81 IAGkS0N.S : I.rLwI,I,n
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-23
AMOS LADD, M. e.

riHGf|FI9: ~ rules, holden IN the clerks office
o. he superior court of chancery for the Richmond
District the 30 day Of March, 1928: Lewis WrDgfed,
min Carter dts
"e defendant benjamin Carter, not having entered
hs appearance and given security according 10 The act
o. Assembly apd the rules Of this court, and il appear.
ant OF this country; it is ordered that the said defen
dant do sfper here on tue first dsy OF The next
term, and answer the bill Of the plaintiff and tbat a
copy OF ibis order be forthwith inserted in some news
paper published IN the city Of Richmond, for two
months successively, and posted at the font door o
the capitol, in the said city.
! 70 y COPY Tcsic, :. T. ABBOTT DE-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-23
CoMm1ss1o1En OFFICE.

fhr parties Interested will please take notes, that
have appointed the i9:h day oc June ensuing to com
nenrr tue accounts directed by the above rrcted
the court; which day O'clock. s. ~. they arr
required 10 attend my Office, with tie books, papers
aud documents, necessary enable perform the
order Of the
2I bNIOc r,Dp -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-23

CIRGIiLi: ~ rides, boicu III he clerk office Of
tie superior caurrry fnr the Richmond district,
the 81 day o March, 128: Iii Bennett, pit against
T.oduyvich Narfcck, dn.
The defendant Loiowick Warfock, mo- ina wing ru;efcf
his appearance and given security according the art
Of assembly and tho rules Of this aud il arrcar-
ing Ivy satisfactory evidence, that he is an in,nh
'ant Of this country; II is ordered, that the said Icen-
dant do appear here the first day Of the next term
and tho bill Of tho plaintiff; aud dat a rony Of
this odsr be forthwith inserted in newspaper pub
lsed in the city Of Richn'aHd, for months success
sively and posted tic front door Of the ca pitch in
ilU said city.
ID A rnru. rcse. ] 2 ARROI1 y
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-23
Mississippi Lands for Sale.

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