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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-11

truth, as 10 imagine for mOmcn, ,h,..
vation Of General Jackson to ,lr ,. +
would rot be death Blow 10 the bee, ,,'''o
Of our country 'N
1t willnot dove will have no mo,.r,
hot and cold OF, Of the Same mouth y1
can serve 9 masters If ne love he .rs ~ W. "a
hate the other? The Southern L.r. C@
in all their Resolutions and Address, III
sent their principles upon which ,.ey p.
the General entitled 20 s,,ppor,-as n
not only injudicious 10 do more to s5,
American Interests than is alrrad; t.r,
they declare, that what lutte was br,o
TOO MUCH, and that they will SUBMIT n
LoNeEn!' These are real Jackson MIN,
Let our Pennsylvania friends look 10
il is time we should give The ex.rac, 10 r.
al the outset We referred.
"Nha' course will the ia ksouisp> =,
south pursue? They hate the 1 riff: ng, =,
wish o USE Penns!l' anna. Wilho !, h.,
the Cause Of he Hero mus BE- alspd,. /
What they will do, "r in What nan e. T.
will contriye to shuttle oui Of H. difficult,
mans to be seen. The de- te, fr m p,
sylvania, al all events, viii be Obliged 10 CO.
eide with the men,oIial' This mus, b, i
fsruenHy and honestly, and by doing 50. !.
breach between Them and their b. 0 h.rI ~
sonians of the south will BIC me- glnio,,
manifest Thus il always is when bar, I,
made up Of h t.rogeneou, and dr>c,rl \ a.
irrials. They Cannot remain logernrr. H.,
We predict that PrnusyI' ania w,lI rhi.,.
abandon he Genera and his Sont,,lr OH. !.
tiers. II IS impossible J6r her 10 gg rl
them and be honest in her pyufissioq, h,
the Domestic policy.
"a Memorial from the Harrisburg COVE.
ton concerning Increase Tariff Duties.
Cause ojfAe administration in North Cq,og,,
"A correspondent ui The Raieigh n ClR->
lister, on the authority OF a highly res rec Il,
member OF the HOUSE OF Commons, s.sr.,lbr
by an "actuaI eonni," jas bcror, he lief RI.
eigb, that body contains .e'en'y SIX ntmr,
favorable to the present. administration tn,
account is corroboraIed BY 4 resp cab men.
Der os the SenAtc, who will Civ, hrs .drt. .
any genie man DESTROYS Of hav.ng II. All r
vents go to sbew that the cause of h" .daj .
lralion is making in North Caruiua. g.
g,css which will BY and by aslonish il, o,re
bCniS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-11
NyArau\i0n Comp w

1 + meeting of the Al, xant'i. ~ drauii,H Cy7
n pany, the following per ons were c!l CtlL, ~
W. G. Gardner President.
Jonathan Janney, Vicc-Presdeut
Thomas Smith,
Robert Jameson,
Robert II. Miller,
Samuel b. armour. Drprrropc
VIM. Williams, VIZ
Benz. Waters,
Isaac George,
Samuel N Janney,
A stated meeting Of the IIydraulion comrtY
be held at the Town-fIall on the Second N"uda (.
February, previous to which time persons dcsru &
joining the Company will please signify their wsi
to some member of it. The admttance fec h,s bes.
reduced to one dollar.
St&lm SAMI. NJ JANNEY, sccr
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-13
REyN Wy AY.
81

IA As committed the Jail of Jefferson county, as
w runaway, the 3lst day of May last, negro
woman, who calls herself CAROLINE HERBERT, and
claims to be free. She is supposed from 20 %
years OF age, and about five feet inches high is
Of rather dark copper colour has Black spots
inner srds of her right above the elbow,
cinatiou mark the She has also small scar
the back Of her right hand. The is desired
come forward prove property and pay jail fees
will be dealt with according To law.
June 25--3n JOHN JACKSON, JaTer.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-13
sIDEEY COLI.EGE.-Th, seman

HHAMPDEN SIDEEY COLLEGlI.-Tho seui-an-
Il nual examination Hampdeu Sidney College, will
mence Friday, tho 18th instant and close Tuesday
ed Perens and guardians and all who feel in the
advancement of literature and scence respectfully invited
to atton The commencement will take place Wednesday,
the sh when ten members Of the senior class will deliver
Eaccaaureatc Ohutions and their
OF trustees will hold their annual meeting 18th
J. p. CUSHING, President
The anniversary of the Literary Philosophical Society,"
will be held Thursday, the 25h, which
and poem will be delivered On the doy,
rics Of the Union and hanhopic Societies. will place.
and oos will DO delivered their respective representatives
Sent a,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-13
VIE GaSTxA. sc!ARpIwa zoUgH.

MFRS. NJ. B. w. THORNTON, of Phiiaiephia,
IVA :tliy informs her friends ac1uaimla
in the South, thar sine has jus, opened connnoiious
Boarding House. the South West Of Eighth
Sa Streets where individuals families en-
tertaued IN the most comfortable manner, asd
sonabc prices. The Of her house perhaps
sgioe that of any oticr in the city, lying between
Chssnut and Walnut streets, and in the vicinity OF
i,'gon and Independence Square the Museum The Arcade
the Academy Of Fine Arts, the Medical University,
Public Baths the fro principal Theatres, aud other
Of public
AunO @.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-13

VIRGINIA. AT rules, holden in the clerks Office OF the
superior of cnA ncery for the Richmond district,
the Isl, day OF September 1926: The President Directors
& Company, of the Farmers Bank Of Virginia, and tie
President Directors & Company, of the Bark Of United
STATES, pits. against William d. Wren, Sergeant of the
city Of Richmond whom the estate of Christop!Ief
TOmpkns, dec hath been committed fas administrations
Mary Tomrkins, widow OF the said Christopher MI
John H. William, Ludlow, Sarah, Mary, frances, and
Emily Tomlkns chiIren aud heirs tho said Christopher
fonpkns. deceased, Harvey rompkns, Henry Touplins
jT. William D. Taylor, John J. Taylor, the said William
u. Wren admof OF Edmund Taylor, dareascd, James
Winston, WIN. Browne, James Browne, IT, Jaquene P.
Taylor, and Benjamin Tompkrs, DIS.
The defendant William Tompkins NOT having entered
his appearance and given security according
assembly and the rules Of this aud appearing
satisfactory evidence that he is nhabitan Of this
country; IL is ordered, that the said defendant dU appear
here the first day Of The term answer bill
OF tie plaintiffs; and that cory Of this order be forthwith
inserted in sonic newspaper publishes tue city of Rich
mond, for months suCcesvev and posted at the front
door of the ca pitol, in tho said city.
81 a copy. Yose, W7r. G. PEvDLErov, C. c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-13

E9 EaIf3y AI--Tn couserrnHr OF .hc arc tIc, layr
= the lately occupies BY Nr ';se, cnnitc
tonnr, Man nearly Opposite 18th -rrt thai leads 70
Nayo's Brtp; WHORE customers and te public III
c?uia respectfully soritad to continue lcfr liberal encO-
,icgGntc1IL
prorns Gln.i article vrCy 'craTe prcr. Evrry
arirte ihr il. manufactured 0Tdet, with ncetv and Gc
lraLch. glpd ;CHuumeGt on hand =. JACKSCN.
sSlr 50 g
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-13
SUBSCRIPTION
NER. ALrUONsE LOUBA'r h,

exssaassa- Styny Cy,yac and i;.set Denny,mrn,s 81
tonde and Lot and tiayonnc, an France, Us deg ~ Lat)
proposes the OF the APE
VINE the United States, Subscription which "a now OPEN
Mr. A. L. will engage furnish Subscribers with their Grape
Vine hoo's before the rs 81 March at, ind forward cin
of exPelD,hc tIerc, cities where subscription lists a
have becIsfene The Roots three years odd and will
being planted They will carefully classed and packed in
boxes with snno oil the original soil which they Nave
tSe vines VIII greatly facilitate the thriving OF the Roots
! when trans, ,lHncd.
Orders VIII ~ punctuu'y to- Subscribers desig
hating the Quantities AMI species of the Grape Vine Roots they
wish to have They will csas, To pay loco more
at TITO rate ct III cents tr each Root for less than 1000 tho
rae OF - cents aud - Enm less mn 30 Eoo
oily tro gears DID, shall be paid OF e,c
for 1000 or more Isi cents for less than 1000 and l8 o
Payment TO bc made delivery of the Roots Letters
received, unless post paid.
plo'se io.hat 81 wallsc.-t; boston, Copeland, jun;
Hilary, p Mhchael Pbi,dehio, Van Arnsc; Baltimore,
Davenport, Aoa 81 Co; Surl,tGh HAIL. Shapcr upper;
Nt9o Orleans, Foster & Hutton Charleston T. G. I. Strca
Mr. A. Ioug.r's Book the Grape Vine,
on the Nlaking of VINE, may lie found at the principal Book
| tgraii,) to Subscribers
Catalogue Of Grape ps Roots LornAr proposes to
: Import
The following species selected tic best choice Of
which is left 10 subscribers:
Table Grapes foy making Street Uime-WrurrI Ali
Robin Eyes, s clusters Oil Tour gpsr,n;
), Do Melting, or to,dtn 4 Sweet t;ulan, s. hcat; G.,
DO front4,nan Musraec the Lot 8, Navoisic;
Isc Miscat IT, MalrSse H. RE-. Foot, Pied Rouss) 49,
Black Hamburg IL, Cousana
For TfasWmrEI8, Auycrsnat 10, Blanqucttcc 90 Doi-
cinolle d. lon dc Dame r. Oiyec % Eouccte "a Plant
de cie a5, B,rguly u, Noton; -, Nace; Boursc-
ar 20, Pcardu 20, Caosse; 81, Fa,seFEp32 Carc, 30,
huvegnat 3D. ean 81, Jaco5n; So, hcmcr 81, Pneau;
80, rnancr 80 Tcintcr no. Bourgsnon; II, Bouc!a,t;
For the Table olY-Wurr-44 thasscas, tIon Fon,airc-
beau) 45, Do Golden DO Do Cracking AZ Do Musk 40,
Aseat Lezarde 49, Do Small Berries 80, Do from Jerur-
ST. mus'at Rouge S. Muscat Grey 56 Dans Violet 81
mas of PoIuct; jD, Early Magdclcn.
Scpt3 Sin
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-13
II AND EOR SaLE.-

AND FOR SALE.-Thc subscribe. offers for sale Il
small farm the of Gloucester, lying York river
few miles below Gloucester Town. containing three hundred
and brty-hve acres independent of island III the
This place n noted for fno fish and ster and has
spring of good water The Improvements consist of dwelling
house, &c suited snail family For tcnns, (which will he
accommodating apply Mr. Richard Thornton, Gloucester
or TO the undersigned, in Hanover HECTOR DAVIS.
Sent 10
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-13
CONAN "a

HOffANSi.- Ic subscriber recently determined,
w ron the numerous application that have been made for
intt purpose, {" stnH III horse GuiduI, a season his
iauncr stand, Oar Sins, TIN commence the 10Th Of Sep
tender, ami tsrn'u0'r nc j0ttI NJ NorCmher
TEsttl-Jw"ryiy" uui.s fr tie season, PAYABLE inc
1s January newt win dollar ;o c.oon, each
Insurance forty dollars and mares kept twenty-five
un; I've deeucd rlr~e'' -. so NJ BngJS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-13
30 @ Is q R W.
uRlNG WINE. BRING WlNE

BRING WINE. BRING WINE.
Rrng wine' bring WINE, IT'S es,al day,
jubilee for the young and CAV;
Drink joy To- the young and laughing bride,
That clmss like a vine to her ov'd ones side;
S'tc goes from tine home of her early years,
Way her eye oflsht noer be veild i'll tears.
Drink Joy ~ the hopes that around her twir,e--
pfink Joy Ia the brdc-brins wnc brinE wine
Firing wine, bring wine drink JOY 10 the youth
That kept his in tie bond of truth:
May his heart nccr to tllrUS with bliss,
AS i; throb'd when ne gave the nup,I;d kiss;
May his hopes not fade Is the summer flower.
Nor his Joys depart with the nupt'a hour;
AZ Il beacon star may they brightly shine,
Though life shall bring wine, bring WING.
Blink wine. hr;,u. wine, drunk 10Y 10 the @ucs'
II he sigh Tor love- may his hopes be oest,
IF his heart Is tnrnwtr coTIodnL, carr,
MAY his soyrnvs pass o cloud in air.
20 him whom IN arrow tolpI >upir- hov
iiatl.Rcver pierced !uav hi Measure flow: -
To ;hebow'd i'll ace, though IN lilies decline;
May they still know joy-brins wine, bring wing
Yr'u- wine bring wine, drink Joy 10 AL,
Iho' they JON not the dance iii the testiil hall
Ehough they taste the cup while The wine Is pnrd-
iholgh they not the sweets of the feal board
Though they JON the au,h nor the song of mrtl
MAY their jovs be bright while they dwell on earth
Nav their lives b. calm 4 summer day,
Taste the SPARKLING cup-tlcn AVA, away.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-13

VIRGINIA.: Al rules, holden in the clerks Office of the
superior Of chaucery for the Richmond district,
the "a day o June 1925 James c. Anthony, pit. against
John Marshall, Daniel Call George Fisher ex ors Of
INC Rev John Buchanan dec. Hill Carter Susan Garter,
May Carter, and Elizabeth Carter, infant children
Charles Garter the younger, dec Robert Randolph and
Elizabeth his wife, formerly Beklcy, Walker Taylor
Elizabeth W. C. his wife, formerly Berkeley, Edmund
Barblcy, Ann b. Berkeley, Robert Berkeley. Fake 7.
Berkeley heirs ofCatharne S. Berkeley formerly Cartcr
Mary W. Braxion, hnn n. Lee, Bernard VI. Carter,
Williams Carter, WIN. Fitahugh Carter, Hill Garter,
Thomas Carter, WIN. 2. Wckhan and Ann his wife,
formerly Carter, and Edmund Wickham aud Lucy mis-
wife, formerly Garter, Nathaniel Burwe and Lucy his
WIFE !ohn H. Garter, Charles Shirley Carter, Baden Du-
anoy and Mary w. bis wHc late Carter heirs Of Edward
Garter Charles Garter, Joseph e. Cabc aud Mary his
wife heirs Of George Carter Nancy Nuwe, the widow
and Josephine NOVEL; Martha Novel;, Mary Novel;,
THONGS Novel;, infant children and heirs Of Thomas
Novel;, deceased, and Polly Smith, dts.
The defe rHnnts Ann H. Lee aud Bernard II. Carter
having entered their appearance and given security
cordng To the act Of assembly and the rules Of this
and appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they
not inhabitants of s country; is ordered that the said
defendants IN appear here tie first day Of tho ueE
aud answer the bill % the pant ard that copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted in uewspa pes published
in the city Of Richmond, for months successfully and
posted at the front door ofthe capitol, IN the said city.
g : oT'g Tesic, wct q. Pgy1LEToN; - U
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-13


From he Portsmouth JOUraul
Tha sold Boy"-We yesterday i'll our streets
donald NJ Donald, WHO is gears Older than Dr.
IoiyotG lie seems r,uch addicted 10 intelnperancc
ior which he frequently has received CORRECTION with
little hope OF reform, however He has served III
several wars Nearly % years ago be offered HIM
self for recnljstinrnt in the American army Nash-
inptou told him he was old, and with present
dismissed him. Since visiting this town last year, he
says he has travelled to Halifax.
g;s s r.. JAMES Il 60. .tinket Br,dey, have n.9etv@
(nOsly by arrivals from New iorN) the ioi!oW
pIiT GOODS:
Hct biaCN lclltn lu,r'ngS, heavy
lilua black and roy Al purple double GOICncrs
Pain and wacrCd gruS dc nap, almost every color
lS!if and white checked and figured silk for hon,ris
Iack figured Mandarin and plain s.'m lhyanneS
Tain and figured black Mandarin and NeIisn Grapes
Black and ooiored AanAn Grape robes
~ a7l ID INCH black Italian c:avatS
Eich figured eauzc and silk hdktS.
f,Hrrl tn" black Italian grapes and Grape do
>! ami 6-i black narr0 bornl,rlulc
Sd aud Ii u,, lrsSed IRISH linens. snit finish
30 lrng lawns, unusualv fine
9. -, and Ioi damasks, diapers aud daInaNk napkins
Oh Irish s,c,snr.s
Eue and black v1vcs CLOTHS
St,a,l mkt, olive bupvN clavct and green Tin
Vlxhrd and steel MKT satiict
Rluct MKT, aud cloth blue do.
Yhih sairTe aud nnsino i!a'Ir,l-
With cs, which it - drgncu needless 10 "n'n"
r'nhlt will simply yeagh, that they haze on ham, ''rgf
n2 gsag,i Of Staple M" IrHcy Dry Goods, which
VIII ne s'i the lowest market prices on their usual terms
Sept. f ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-13

~ fine CONSTITUTIONAL WIG is published twice
week, (Wednesdays ana Ssturdays0 five dollars pee
anDUm, payable in advance.
u Previous to dscontnuance Of the paper, all
rearsgcs must be paid up. And those who may wisi, 30
discontinue, will notify the Editors that effect, least
thirty days before the period expires which they sub
seribed.
IL For advertising75 square Cor Iess) for the
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the WING, though Virginia U. States Bank Notes would
be preferred; and remtauces be made through tire
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HIDES, LE4I'HER. &c,


800 BEST heavy Rio Grsnde hides
466 Rim Janeiro do
doc sailed Brazil do
doc do various other qualities do
loo Richmond sailed slaughter 10
POO do dc do calfskjus
GOO soaI leather IF every quality both oak aud hem-
lock tannage. from the very best to- the most iuIe
nor, by the quantity quarter Of side
Goo sides wax and russell upper leather
90 deg. calfskins aud kipskrs
Seal skins, horse and grain leather
Boot morocco skins, lining and binding SKINS
Roll binding, boot cord nd webbing
Boot and shoe trees, lasts, &c.
Black vsrnish
Shoemakers' and curriers' tools of III kinds
$500 lbs. coarse aud fine ball shoe thread
Harness. skiIins, and Bride leather
Chaise, bag and lining hides
Hogskins and Morocco skins OF all kinds
Saddle trees, sirth and straining webb
Loo doz. English Basil sheep skins
Coach lace, fringe, tassas, &c.
Wool and Woullen Yarn
500 pair Richmond made plantation shoes
20 bbls. tanpers' oil-lor sale by
AiTo 23-w4t rpAMt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-13

VIRGINIA: At rules, holden in the clerks Office The
superior court Of chancery for the Richmond district
the LIST day Of September, 1895 Mary O. williamson
John Bath and Lucy his wife, Robert Williamson and
Sophia 9need pits. against Elizabeth Mann, ex'ix Of
Joseph Nan5 dec. who cxor of William BIeedIonr
dec. and Jchn B. Villa James williamson Rich
ard Evans and Lucy his wife, JOHN Willis and Elizabeth
his wife, Littlebery Wade and Sophia wife, John
l.. Turner aud Jane his wife, which said John B., Jamss
c., Sophia and Jane, children of Mary O. WiIliausun
and Lucy Davis, Daniel Davis, John Davis Madison
Davis, and Wm. Davis, John W. Simpson and Ann his
wife, Henry Cds and Sophia his wife, David Brown and
Lucy his wife, Benjamin Rust and Fanny his wife, and
Agnes Davis which said Daniel John, Madison William
Ann Sophia, Lucy, Fanny and Agnes, children Of
Lucy Davis, dec. James Williamson, Thomas Wlia nson
George Williamson, James Oliver and Elizabeth his wife.
and Philip Gully and Campbell his wife, which James.
Thomas George, Elizabeth and Campbell, children OF
Ann Williamson, dec. dts.
The defendants James G. Villa mson LittIeberry
Wade and Sophia his wife, John L. Turner Jane his
wife, David Brown and Lucy his wife, James lila
Thomas Williamson, George Williamson, and Philip
Gully and Campbell his wife, having entered their
assembly and the rules Of this court aud appearing by
satisfactory evidences that they inhabitants this
country; it ordeTc that the said defendants pcH
here the first day Of the aud the bill
of the plantiEs and that copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted i'll newspaper published in the city of Rich
nd for months successfully, and posted
door Of the capitol in the said city.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-13

Rp N away from the subscriber, Friday last, a
q very likely bright mulatto boy named WILLIAM,
(or William Pfice0 formerly the property of MIR. VIII
liam =. Carter of GoochIand He is about eighteen
years old five feet ouror five inches high, very active
and intelligent and has doubt obia ined pass FREE
papers Ten Dollars reward will he given for his ppre
hrns'on, If found in this ciiy twenty dollars if in tho
country, fifty dollars, il Of the State; together win
any incurred in either Masters Of vessels
and others cautioned against harboring carrying
him off. HALL NELSON.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-13

5tii September, 1922
NAVY TIIBE Commissioners OF the Navy viii
I,a:eiye scaled ptciosas Until 10Th ocoerf lrR, &c
'Nl''- NJ ''' INST AHo SPAR TINBEH-
II FnToo"tot set ri Ias's and SPars, in hiding loH
-Iiain, ami .Iizcnlnass, and Boy-Sprits: For,
Vain, and Croz; Jack YARDS. Fos-, Main, and
linn ToPmass and ,ib hoon's, 10; one -
one IA, aud two Slonps OF Wsr
n c Tc7silo tor ~, Frisans, TWO Scoops
Of War; and cue SET o! .lIaSsa Including Bow
spirit and Main boom, for one S:Ecoacr
.7i.vorfaf---fhc FOR rs Frsates and two
Shops of War; and two srts Of lils's, nclniins
Row.spsit md AIa;rboo:n, for Schoonors
psece Of which viii Sc furnished persons d,sous make
Yald respectively, be the best quality og Leaf fine grain,
hci Southern Yellow Pine, ce :toln sap heat siIes wind
>l''N W VII IF OAK OAK AND YELLOW PINE TIMBER
1t Port"uo" ~ H2oooo c':o IT OF the best long raf
10000 do Of the , bs.r lo@ icat
Mn 55%59 e. o' Sd o ~. Wh is,9 9' E..
yellow Pine.
n d. 3'' ct 6o, Nv Wd ioo OF /
Tci!ow Pune,
~ 1'aSt as'0T7--1oog0 10 of''e bo; Nhjlr on
io"Fo o. % Ct ,@s y 9s,' long Leaf
IL Jyay:zc2G 20 of,.'e bcl White ouk.
0ojO) 90. of the b.. long lcaf
Yellow Pnc
Tn, Whca Cs and YcToF Pine tinto, t;e
dcf;ts have been lcd tc rdled, h"grg
tine 2ih of October and the 2il Of Fcbrin Ear aud
erery piece timber d. lcas tyvc fret
icrh and tire whole mus: 1cerae tSrg IN aac and the
n'e Gak timber must fe obtained from land salt
wa,i otherwise known 1c within influence
salt al
Tie whole and eR,'a ?ranty Of ;lc So Ia-t ara Spar
Ty,lG:, hte Oak and yellow iinc Timber, d, deli
urd the respective Nayy Yarcs by the Of August, 1929;
and undergo the inspection and measurement established,
2JrCably the printed rcs practisrd in the several Navy
Yards such Inspection and the Com
nLsgocrs Of the Navy direct Each c;so delivery,
tH1 said OAK and line Jwhn be- accompanied by the
cchdcatc Of at least rO respectable persons that ech
TIA, t,c grdicd within the periods hcar pc-tr
I'D.
OIrfs furnish Gc aio5caid timber be made spafy
@ c denomination, and separately for each yard Bidders
must, addition their Names and those of their sceS
Esr residence AMI those ri their s"rsfi, in d1iI forward
offers endorsed "Gfer lun Mast ami spar Fiii;'
in Oak, or Yellow lnc" the may he drvp-
tc a, (ncrtn the Of the Yard place OF dclycr)
Sny bid cououv this advertisement, ~ not received
~ due rime, sill moth acted upon sept iU--Iu
SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-13

VIRGINIA: At rules, holden in the clerks Office Of the
superior court Of chanccry for the Richmond district
the ls day Of September, 1898 Joseph Atkinson, jr
surviving partner ofJoserh, Thomas and Law Atkinson s.
CO. pits against Samuel Robnson adn,'or de bonis
with the will ANNEXED Beverley Robinson, dec. Sarah
Robinson, widow and devsee of said Beverley Robinson,
dec. Samuel Robinson, Beverley Robinson, aud Thomas
Robinson and Porter Robinson, children heirs Of sa id
Beverley Robnsuu dec. Robert Pollard, who survi-
wing cXor Of said Beverley Robinson dec Thomas South
comb, Austin Brockenbrough, Hdmor Of Thomas Smart,
deceased susanna Buckanao James Brunddgc and James
wilkins, exx and eTos Of James Buchanan. deceased,
Walker awe eS'or Of Thos C. Martin dec and William
Robinson, deceased, dts.
The defendants Thomas Soubconb Ind Susanna Buck
anau, James Brundridge and James Wilkins, Elk and
exoTs Of James Buchanan dec. bavng entered their
appearance and given security according the Of
assembly md the rules Of this court appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they of this
rounty is ordered, that the said defendants do appear
here on the FIRST day Of the term, and the bill
OF the plaintiffs and that copy Of Ibis order no forthwith
Inserted IN some newspaper Published in the city Of Rich
nond Tor two mouths successfully, and posted al the front
door OF the capitol, in the said city.
90 copy. Trste, WIZ. G. PEFDLETov, c. c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-13
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IOHN MILAN, ta23.
Post Master GC7c-rI
SIN | viii corycy the Nail III Pni Route No. ---, m
iroln - 10 -, for lIe ycng compensation Of dollars
The bidder will sch urrov,S~ pr-cnt them
src- him. II stage, il VII he proper for him say
He should distinctly .iae the number Of the route and
ONLY the nntrr bu tic beginning aud end Of He should
also clearly rs residence, the State and Town
which nc lives II he ~ contractor he must accompany
his bids by suitable recommendations Sept. 6-.vI2t