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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-18
ACAETMY,-

G1TAI.NT0E ACADEMY. The undersigned, a COM
~ mittee appointed by tile board trustees DESTROYS
attracting the attention of the public tl institution
hope that by designating ts advantages, sufficient degree
be obtained tine ciuCa-
;on in their ne;ghbourhood, and advance the
society The local situation of this seminary is several
poets, very favourable. The climate urcomnony hellhy
OF life may be obtained cnus Tho com
i,tce have asCertacd that boarding be had in respectable
private families rate exceeding forty dollars tor
OF five months They have made enquiries the
OF boarding aycns they consider nc&pedcut that
should be exposed the temptations incident the best
Quoted houses of that description.
II Is contemplated that this institution viii be again
tie reception Of pupils the LIST Of October next provided
prospect o.! adequate though moderate, for
their services can the held to gentlemen high quaca-
tons who have consented in that take charge of
Academy, Professors To acquainted with the Rev
JOstrn SMITH and LYrrLEroS WADpEr Esq nothing
said by OF Recommendation. But parents and guardians
distance, pledge ourselves the grca worth
correct department. and the exemplary habits of NIcssrs Smith
and Wadde We, moreover, express candid opinion in
stating that teachers better qualified by their energy character
their responsibility Of talents and their advantages of oluciOn
could not be selected for such institution We give s
recommendation from personal knowledge Of merits OF
gentlemen, with whom intimately acquainted.
The OF tuition will he reduced below the customary
Htcs may be from the following schedule which
bc7, sanctioned by the board Of trustees
For LATIN Greek Mathematics, Natural Philosophy, Chemis-
try Astronomy Rhciorck, Logic Moral and Mental Floo
phv-pcr session &12
For Reading, rcnmau5lp, Arithmetic, English Grammar
aud Gco-raphy-per session, So
The Seminary viii he opened first Monday in Novc-
bcr next Letters addressed member Of the committee
VIII receive the most prompt attention.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-18

tttUnIUD' t'IIsIIEI y To- Uo-Wft
ETLsSGANT GOODS nave received, by the Exit and
- other late arrivals,
Black and coourcd Faryrinc for 1adirs drcssCy,
Italian nelts assorted, black Italian lustnngs,
Black and coloifcd eros &c Naples
Rich boo1net lace dresses, wells pclerene and caps
Thread and bobbine laccs and eigings,
Embroidered and plain silk and wofstcd Hosiery,
Superiuc printed cambr.cks and French Cngh1us,
With variety Of other staple and fancy goods which viii he
sold ut the lowest rr.ces t1r oh.
Or, II FAtT, NIJE0N
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The White OAK and yellow Pine timber must ie OF tho best
qualify fro from zap heart shakes wind s,ak.s anil all oar
cchrt have klet Oh tho tees siled lswc<in
ts 2on OF October aad the Goth of Fslnmy
every piece this not less n , five lsa. IN
White Oak timber be oHain@ liar sal,
water, otherwise within. the iicuua.a II tn az,
Oh salt water air.
49, The whole aid anro quantity of Ito SAID Mast end Sp,c
Timber, White Oak, and Yellow Pine Timber nst be deli
vered at the Respective Navy Wares 10y the tus,lat .a;
and must undergo the inspection and measurement cs;;Dl.sa
aereeabv 10 tho printed rules uracsnd in ,h. scycI W,
miasoncrs OF the Navy direct tch cargo iv.!.cr
tin, said Oak and Fine 'Iims mus, Inc rco,,;ci M ,E
cericaes oi at least iico respectable persons, thai ic!e
that the trees girdc within the rods btiJgc rc-r
for each denomination, aud separately each ward Biies
addition toei' NAMES their ss,eiias STATE
their offers endorsed )er furnish Mast Spar T;nber
'hte Oak, Yciow Pine" IA the case NAV be- ,le.ivt
Any bid in conformity this advertisement, received
in due time will not he acted upon Sept iO--Iit
ETA1JSS5LE LIND, $500 *, &c. F(5,5 5AF4M.
The subscribers vii sell public auction, OF
November their Of land milo
burg, containing 800 acres, OF hfst limestone land
800 OF which ~ cleared and in high oil cultivation
For gram or gT'Ss It exceled by any farm IN
VirEinTtiit kugc and co.anodis,is hons, good
kitchen, first double barn well shielded all oun
lca apple and peach orchard, with falling stcne
spsr!s and other convcliol, watering places Also number
OF valuable horses, CATTLE sheep and farming uens
household and .ee furniture. Ikevse large qlan?
Mi at rye IoFn cats and hay ie's to he made k% "a
Grees'brcr, Sept. 3D. 1923. 7s-I2t
LNt0R EIOTEL.-MRS MARIA BOIIANNlv takes
- this method 10 INFORM her friends and the public, that the
engaged competent barkoeie.s superirend
tables, attentive and experienced ocr attend the stables,
wanting 10 render this establishment acceptable ts former
Patrons and in every oet a. worthy of public patronage
any similar establishment III the United States
Mrs j. therefore, socs continuance of the patronage
and liberal support with which this establishment has heretofore
been ayouEod and ndge+ the hope that her friends and ac-
9Iananccs as well as its former Pauons will favour her with
their support Oct st
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Yellow PIKE.
OF the best W hite Oak.
Of tho Lest iaag leaf
Yellow Pine.
OF the bert v hi;a Oak.
Oh the b,>a1 long Leaf.
Vel. Nv Fine.
OF tie best Nhi.G Oak.
o: tho btat lViis icaI
Yellow Pine.
OF ti.~ best White Oak.
OF the n I long l,...i
Yellow Pine.
of the b-,st " i;itc Oak.
of the best long Leaf
Fellow Pine.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-18

9ho above sale viii take place with my entire con-
srnt. DAVID JONES
Oct Is III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-07

JAQUELIN p. TAYLOR,
IS nor receioing from London, liverpool, .NeD-
lork, and Philadelphia, his fall supply of
Goods, consisting in part Of
NJ APT oottons, plain. and Fearuaugh,s
Hose y Whitney blankets, of all sizes and rrice,
London duih, striped, aud point blankets
White, red, green, black and yellow flannel,
Nrteh hane. boo kings. and aoor cloth.
lstddeTmIhster Venetian, and Brussels carretinx
PaTi', Brussels, and Oxford Iuss
Oznaburg, buriap. and tiokIeBburg,
Blue black, and color ed superne cloth. snd Cashmere.
Doubit miied drsh, and mon TO good Ga cloth,
S~an'down, toinet. and silk ve.tinx
Lonf"n hats taps, umhI ella,
"oed lsinoswooi, cotton, aud silk hosiery, Of eve ~
description and quality
Bomeazetts, pIaids, Iatibtts and moreen
.s& ii irsh lnet shseting, and Holland,
Worsed and six fringes
CalIeoe., girghsn. Z berage,
Book, null, jaeont, aud Other muslin.
itahsD Iro dc Naples, .iDebe~., and other silk,
SuPtIfne and common sa;tinef,
pea.hed and brown domestic .b-e'ing. and shirtings
together with the usual variety of stapIe and
fancy goods, which he offers for sale on his usual
terms
Also one case Shapes guns.
Sru
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NV"As COMMITTED to the Jail of Elizabeth CT
County, on the 23rd day of July last, as
runaway, negro man who says his name is Jim
smith; that he was born Free in the City of Phila.
de'Phia; that he lived last year in the County of
iunenburg, with Mrs. Sarah Franklin. Said negro
Is about feet inches high, stout made. tawny
complexion, has lost } upper fore teeth, his back
much Scared by whipping, has a white spot Jus, a.
Dove the left hip, about one inch long. Had on
wneh he was committed to Jail, pair OF blue CAST
net trousers, oznaburgs shirt and an old strined
narseilies vest. The owner of said slave is request
10 come forward, prove property, pay charges. and
taKe HIM away, or ne will be dealt with as the law
IN such cases directs
JOHN C. PRYOR, -. Sheriff Of
Oct. 8. - ,s
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il .aEa5onIa Lelid .qgeneY Z!

IL .3ta5una Lend Ageney!!
III An Aho'E.i To sell, remarkably tn Land. in the
"a STATE ,f Alabama belonging to the South Carolina
Panyi Putehs ID by Col. Stephen Elliott, in
1873 They lie ~ the vicinity OF Mong ana
snf constitute the finest body OF laud by
nfivdua IN thsStste The richness of the the purity
Of the "ate the general health OF the country;
advantage OF navgation; the unparalleled ace. Of com
meToej istnuae neither cold, nor too hot
rue atmosphere; the 1eusey pspuaed neiy hooe
'entns i'eiy prospect of schools; the
growth OF cotton, and the general wealth country all
oosrre To render settlement th. State
be The great aud Judgment with which these land.
were selected, the low prices which pur-
chased, aud the anxiety Of the company dispose Of them.
Tor the purpose oil ehectius settlement
VIII enable the purchaser TO obtain good land al low
credit To SUIT the purchaser he gwen anu good .ec.
rty required All the purchase ha. been paid TO
ovefnment, and patents obtained Deeds conveyance will
ne MADE To purchasers. when they make payment.
am also authorized SELL
bame, belonging to the following gentlemen: Col Stenh.p
Elliott, k Veadon and j. S. Bennett OF Charleston South
Caoiins together with thousand acre. 10
other individuals. o
Slave holders Maryland, Virginia North Carolina and
perhaps those living south, would in many
more than double the value OF their properly by
good farm low prices, Middle Alabama and placing
portion ~ heH hands upon them, Ter The
transition of the slaves would enhance their value
halt aud tn. produce of the farm.
To New HOrk and the cash returned 10 the
without trouble difficulty.
Gsntiemen al distance, owning land in Alabama can have
the axes PAID or other dspos made of giving
ne suitable Instructions, and enclosing the money.
VIII attend to any business, to be the land
ofhce Cshawba.
Letters paid will be pune tay an.vered snd snv
gwen, winch may be requested, and IN power
~ obtain this JESSE A..
Cah~wha, Alabama. -
~ deniiemen will confer favor, by cutting this advet
n,ent 'u' OF the paper, and posting ur Jus
Sept so. 90 ar
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Sept. %.
Land, Negroes, and Stocks for Sale.

Land, Negroes, and Stocks for Sale
virtue Of Deeds OF Trust from Rsbsr Doutha late Of
may S2' sn the other The 18th day OF March, 1928 Of
record III The oee ol the count OF said Charles
Tor purpose securing the payment certain sum. of
money IN SAID deeds mentioned, will be exposed sale at
Puo auction, on the premts, Wsdnesday day Ct
oc 1885, al IL O'clock that dsy that valuable eae lying
on James hvtr IN the county aiO esad, called WestCveT
oe'wsen aud 90 Bni the Stocks HOSES
SneeP and Hogs, mentioned in the deed Of the 10Th OF
harch or so much OF said property sr he
s'e inc SUN OF money required by the deeds
Inc ms "f sale will &c maize known the day
NJ, THE TRUSTEES.
me above mentioned estate, of most IN
tue Lower country containing ny survey about sos
hoiuaiog tue marsh or meadow -sbOut is
meadow lands have been reclaimed by peimanet DAM aud
are now 10 cultivation snd much lands
esiy reclaimed The buildings the estate are VI the best
shd and 10 good repair, and consist Of dwelling house Of
Doa u"3 STORES high, with hoorj Kitchens
et an excellent IN shins maclne COED order
"Ch w" get vut 200 bushels Il hsa day The nesroe
aud stocks are the s.c Their kind disp,.sd 10
purchae - invited 10 -IamUe the property which will be
shown ny idr. Souhali, th, ovtTseer. "
juy y 22-td,
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NOTICE..

INOil lie.
LII person, having CLAIMS agan.t the estate Robert
IL D"nthst, dec late of Westover Charles CITY Cuupty
" requests TO make them known the suhscTibfr in The
y hichmond, soon possible; fearing that there will
MOI come To my hands personal sufficient 10 psy all III.
ol'i *'h as soon as possible to be informed 0 claims
against h'm, guardian, ahm'or gm,nt. or
ounueo denis All persons Indebted to The Estate, Cgur
Gu " immediate payment, induge
W. ID. WREN Adm'ur
O.. 30 OF Robert Douthat, dec.
DtPt- -o' 4O-2m
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APPEN DIE.
Extract Of n letter from Gen James Robertson
to The Hon. Daniel Smith, dafed
NAsuytbxE Doc n2d ISnG

Extract Of n lette, from Gen Jonaes Robertson
to The Hon. Daniel Smith, ddfed
NASHVILLE, Dec. 23d, lS06.
S'T; Great anxiety appears to prevail in this
place to see the Presidents message, as il will
give some information how our relations are with
The European powers. Col Burr left this yester-
day, with two large boats in order TO descend the
mississippi river. Many conjectures are formed
respecting his designs. i cannot harbor opinion
thdt ne has any views .nimcal to the u. States
did not see him, though he was three or four
days IN this place; but last fall he dined with me-
ana was several times in his company. He then
told me he expected TO make settlements with his
son law on the western waters 1 enlcavorcd
to Ind how the Executive Of our government was
held with; but he was guarded, | Coined but
little satisfaction but thought he spoke rather in
iavOr-this might have been his kaoying my OPT
Mon l, from that time, have had some doubts Of
his friendship.
ri
Extract Of n letter from Gen. James Robertson
10 Gen. Daniel Smith, duted
NASHVILLE. Feb. I'd, 1907
We are all quiet at present, but thcre was an
uncommon hustle Tor several weeks after tie
PRESIDENTS proclamation appeared here, md if IL
had reached this place before Burr's departure, he
would have been arrested, Notwithstanding his ac-
guiltal in Kentucky.
You know before the exposition Of hs schemes
nc was held in high esteem by the citizens of
this place, on account OF the exertions he made
IN the Senate OF the United States at the time of
our admission as independent State into the
Union But when the Proclamation appeared the
general cry was, let It's 10 a man 20 in mass to
suppress such base projects, and bring Burr and
and cxaggeration, excited great soIcitude and ex-
pectation. On Wednesday morning, yesterday,
18th inst) tbs town was ctowded with persons
from all quarters, beyond any former example; all
was eagerness and impotence. The Witnesses
who had been summoned, attended without an .ex.
cep'lon-the Court was opened, the Grand Jury
was called and appeared; Just the Judge was ex
peeled to deliver his charge, Mr.. Davies rose and
moved that the Grand Jury might be dismissed de.
clarlng that he was not prepared 10 proceed with
the inquiry, by reason oi the absence OF witness
whom nc deemed material. The Disappointment
aud chaSrin OF crowded audience may be con
ceiYed, but 'he ridicule and laughter which follow
ed was universal. The pUjiic sentiment lrhicL
h0d Gn along been' sfIoHgtyin |ouOy qf CoL Brr,
no'o o"TSt J0'h srithOtd disguise. There is not
Time to comment on these transactions bat two or
thFce iacts may tend 10 disclose tho motives which
arc generally viewed as gcJsccUii0H.'
Let the above extracts he compared with TIC fol.
loving remarks rom leading administration print
in Virginia:
On the 9th Of Nov Tis0sl Burr had been ar.
raigned Of big', treason AZ Lcxi,ou, Lexingfonll
len'ucky. md though Discharged, no nian do Ib'ci
hi: gmh.'
SO : Is Ceres s..>s.,.a >er -
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LEWIS WEBB s. CO.

I"iS WLpH O %.
OUkrJor Sale
= IN
- " HHDS ST. O. aud Porto Eico sugars
SO boxer loaf do
so hhds. mola..es
II dc Antigua run
do Jamaica CO
pipes French brandy
8 do Holland xin
~ bhls American do (Fox poiuO
so hbds 100 tb old rye whsyrv
CaIuther'. reeuGed do
100 bbl. Lie Of Wight apple brandy
20 do Northern do
do old pe,eh do
Dlsders, Sicily Madeira \
Lisbon, Tener,f.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-07

c. & II. WAR HIChI, HAVE FOR SALE,
NHlTE napt cottons-green, blue, mixed and
white plains
Rose, point. and duffil bianketsdrab kerseys and
flushings
Iuue, drab and mixed cloths and cassimeres--biack
and brown bo,nbaZets
British and German o2naburgs--red and white
flannel
Tin plate ;in boxes-Sd wrought nails-Brazier's
copper
London porter, and brown stout, in pint and quart
bottles
English white lead, ground in oil-quart, pint, and
6 and 8 OF. Bottles
London particular Madeira wine, of superior
quality
Port wine in bOttles-English patent shot
Crates Of earthcnware, assorted
Liverpool filled sacks OF salt
Sept. 80. A2-l2ts
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NOTICE.
y puf .nauee If Decfee Of Henteo court, inside in
August, fS23, the suit Of Wm. Barker Pitf sxsinst
toheu Barker, sdnior If VIM Barker, anJ other de-
PENDANTS, The updsrgned Copp.'rrs, will proceed to
GU the prenSe the i3h day II October neri ,n the
highest bidder, credit " i2 yess, THE 81 lsnd
neteio mentioned yns ChckabJnipy River, oOuu.
Xoi Hsnicc aud sdouns the suds cf Geo hay jose m
fsD' and Others aud containing y survey 100 sces more
oes. The purchaser vii he required 10 give bond sp.
proved security and decd Of trust tJe property secure
me purchase money. AKCHD uOBERTSON,
DAHL 2. HAIR WOOD.
Commissioners.
HrFff ~. It'll
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LII teison. clam. tn. OF An'n.i,
H. Thornon dec. by bond, note, open sceount, wiz
lake them known without delay; and all persons
indebted 10 the will please make
NJ ons~r indulgence can be <, antei.
HENRY L CARTER,
Admir- u. 4. Il. Thornton, dec.
Aprii5 IlO-,f
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f'OR .NETV ORLE.g.N,c.
SEMINARY FOR YoUNGLADIgs,

. ,r.--,e RICHMOND, ~.
- NuhiIo happy ~ heiuE able 10 say thai hi, Seo
sseS mary now Offers convenience, for siv;nr
' eg".l To those s, may found m any s,m,jsr i"
,uo" 70 vHgns. Every hfsboh If EJuostiou u.,siIo
,'dnid ~ Young Ladies' will here he t,y,It bv ,",,,1
od ,sa thoroughly iuni,hed lher work and
H,, me st;f FPT'X snd u'efulnesso Of tie Seminary
4. ,bs ,., we Ton '5.t We ean cordially
an, n L. ~ .s " hT, Brooke, The Sup. .sueudaut u
% s,u,t .sfmeni! those YOUNG Ladies who must h,
sebt RON h7m' io tIei Edu, alton 1870 WV ~ ~
TERMS PEI SESSION oF FIVE MONTHS.
no-fd Wishing q Lodging, SIS On
iu'inn ~ al the ntcesssry branches, % 90
if'ofh' Latin, Greek or Psinfns ~ 20
go Iaydoe 10 advance Music rs ets. nsr ie.,cn
ne ues OF p Seminary will he resumed IN. 2qb inst,
O.. NtFEhENc Es-Rey. VIM. J. Armstrcsg. fcv.
stephen Taylor, Hon. VIM Brockcnbrougb. Josepb
Lac 1a.e' ana VIM. @. PendIeion, Esqrs Richmon,i
i mey. . - Arplstead, CdrierSpide; Rev :. b.
Wilson, FTcderickSJure; DIR. T. ri R;ce p,;,co
G0~Grd; Mr. John fompkins, Lync6J1rg. and
Kew. II. X. Rice, Pcicss6Uhs.
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SRHt bSt 'rvc ptoosa.s ~ conformity vii
"a The provisions 81 the 81 the act oouctrntus
The Atmory, hereto annexed 80 And be further esscte6
That the Executive he authorized Sequired 10 ascertain mon
rhat terms the Aynioyy B,jngs 4 LIND attached a. ,tfo
can he Sold eSohInyed o. leased tcr NJ years a oon
uunieste to tie next G9uets Assembly the result Of te
enquiry" By oroct Of the EE.eufiv,
wa. II. RICHARDSON, c. c.
Executive Department
18Th March, 1873.
March ~ fot 81
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NOTICE.
THE undersigned are authorized 10 employ two
lnstructresses in the Nashville Female Acad-
|einy. The first must be qualified to teach young
Ladies far advanced in Education, particularly Gee
ograPhy, Composition, rarsing the English Lam
guage, Rhetoric, Music, SC. sc.
The second must be able TO teach of the
subordinate classes, Reading, Writing, English
Grammar-the first Elemrnts OF Geography
SC. Sc,
10 such as come well recommended, liberal sal
aries will be given, and punctually paid. For fur
incr particulars, enquire of the Editors, post paid
These desiring these situations will he required to
reach Nashville, by the LIST January next. Letters
addressed TO Dr. Felix Robertson, President Of the
Board, will meet with prompt attention.
Felir Robertson,
.fds. i. Clarke,
.4yred Bd!ch,
COMMITTEE
Nashville, Ten. Sept. 30. 4a-l0ts
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BY RICHIE & GOOCH.

" Tn ENQUIRER Is tubI.htD .'.tr IVES :.
mi three times week during the the State L.
urePrice, tbs heretofore, Dollars
yAos an advance Note. of chartered speciepayn. ranks
euy will be received payment. The Editors will
lee tue safety Of renting then aahs postage
lars being pad, by the writer's
~ No paper will he c n:inusd (hut s the st,ru
kas EdtoIs) until all Averages have bean paid up.
~ Whoever wil. the psyn,xut Of
lstii have toe tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~ One square, Or -
.sutinusnee, so cents.
inserted until II has ether pate
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NOTICE.
ENoR SALE, at the Penentiary Store, nearly OPP
posite the State Banks, large assortment OF
Penitenliary Manufactures, to wit: Negro Cloth
ing, Shoes, Gear of all kinds, Nails, sc. &c.-Far-
Ters, Country Merchants and others, are respect
fully invited to call and examine them
The prices of many of the articles have been late
~ reduced by the Board of Directors, particularly
the Shoes. THOMAS NELSON, p. A.p
Sept % 4O-,f
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DELLVQWENT L.8NDS,

OE LLFQ UE.FT Lands!
WE heneh al provisions, of the act concerning Land.
returned delinquent FIR the non-payment of tsye !,
winch passed 6'h March, 1927 which were limited in hi.
to the i OF April sud LIST July the present year
extended " months longer, from mentioned
ny 10 act OF the last LeFslature All persons
are ADVISED to make speedy enquiry into The ,ubjec
aoon f.aIn TO believe that the Legislature will deem
JAS. l.. HEATH, Auditor
-; .. Public Accounts.
I' r4-tf
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ARAB.
THIS celebrated Stallion will be sold by .lction
at New Market, on the Jockey Club Day,
4hufsday, 18th next month, (October.)
The terms will be and two years credit,
equal instruments, for approved paper-the last
payment carrying interest from the date the first
becomes due.
ARAB is conveyed to US by Mr.. II. NJ. Gun
nngham, by deed of trust, bearing date 18th Oc-
tooer last-for tine purposes therein lncDiioned.-
we shall, therefore. only convey such title as is
vested in us by said deed, although the right to
tie property is believed to he good.
WILLIAM III. BRODNAX,
CHARLES r. OSBORNE,
Trustees
Captain ]. J. Harrison claims, we understand, an
interest in Arab, the nature OF which will be OK
planned on the day of Sale. W. II. g.
Sept. IL. 37-tds G.. TO.
L.NFOR.hdIIO.Nto CLERKS Of COURTSl
auditors Office,
2Gth June, 1928. {
yEN order to much trouble aud inoonyenn c. IN.
lowing been given 10 that clause VI The ,tt
asiisus to oeer. Fec WHICH aows to each clerk SO 90
OF Slaves, it the coUd SHIELD for that purpose"
I. The court must he actually held.
whole trial aud examination, not allowed for each dv
~ cases where the court odjouned from day day
D. IL the court amer being held however, adourns for cause
to distant day. and TO distinct court the allowance seems
unnamed Tor each separate court held the trial aud
Gentlemen interested th, construction of the law. s,e
requested 10 render their seCaly hat the scts
ny ~ clearly Piescn;ed to the Auditor osi their claims
mast hp returned TOT correction.
y also requested, that al whatever, certified
sp t9' ONCE the oTo should be specified the
The CLERKS Of Tie superior county eou ore again re
~ 'e &c, ensd act concerning the expense Of
Stupa pioseeui'ohs which passed 18th Feb. 1875 The
"a. required ny the 4 etiont, be sent 10 tbs Office will
be expected after Gs 3i,t August "
JAS T.. HEATH, Auditor
,nr.o OF Public Accounts
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-07
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AEOliCb hereby grveD Petition Will 10 ~ nted
~ to'he next Gsntrsi Assembly, Tor leave to erect Toll
dgf sfo the Famunty RIVER the point AZ which Lii.
uePsses Bridge DOW crosses the ssd River.
ELISABETH Jdylor,
Riehdyd $. Toyior.
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