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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-23
hooks, stationary, Xc


TUST received and for sale by DAVID MARTIN
% at his store on King street, I'd door cas-; ofRoyalst
AsENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
Books, Plain and Fancy s. ationory, Mu-
sicaL Instruments, NeW Music, &c. &c.
among Which are the JoHpwing:
School books, English, Greek, Latin and French; BIZ
bles and New Testapcnts, a great variety; Catholic
Manual, Piuos Guide, &C; Common Prayer; Watts,
Dwight's, Rippon's aad Village Hymns; Persia, by
Ishoberl, with colored engravings; Bigland's History
of Birds and Animals, with colored engravings; Plu.
,arch's Lives; Goldsmith's Animated Nature; Rush on
the Mind, Goods Book of Nature, Malt Brun'> Uni
yersal Geography, Philadelphia edition.; with a great
variety of Juvenile Books, Writing paper, Foolscap,
POST and Folio Post, Wrapping Paper, Medium and
Super Royal Paper, Bonnet Boards. lax Powder,
Quills, Blank Cards, Red, Black and faEcv colored
Sealing Wax; States and Slate Pencils, Black Lead
Pencils, Silver Pens, Gold Paper and Edgings, Tracing
Paper, Morocco and fancy colored paper, Ivory fa-
per. Bristol boards, plain and embossed, white and
tinted. Small sheets of Ivory for miniatures, Miniature
Frames. Rice Paper plain and embossed, Note Paper,
do O,borne's Water Colors. Paint stones and pailettes,
pant Brushes, Whatmin's and Aimes' Drawing
Paper, refined OK gall lndel'able Ink, Visiting Cards
and Cases, Pocket Books, Pocket Maps OF the various
States. Chess Men and Boards. Back Cannon Boards.
RATTLE. Doors and shuttle Cocks, handsome plated Ink
stands. containing ink, sand and wafer box, Violins,
Clar,onets. German Flutes and Flies, an assortment OF
Perfumery and soaps, a large collection of Engravings
suitable for scrap books. ables, &c. with = supply OF
ALMANACKS FOR ls2e.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-23
S19 Acres,

andis situate ; miles from B?cntsyille, (tie scat of jus.
tee Of the county of Prince WIilisH,) 10 from DUN.
fries, % from Occoquan and IS from Alexandra II
IS n,eisec,ed BY Slsty Run, which affords = constant
and ample supply of ~wstcrfor stock The Enclosures
arr generally IN good order, and The farm is advanta-
geously divided for cultivation, pasturage, and i'm.
provcment About 50 acres al it are tskeD ~ clover,
and IL in timothy. The meadow yielded ihi year IS
second crop estimated at about IS tons The whole
tract is peculiarly adapted to the production of tin o.
thy, which grows spontaneously over it The soil is
grateful, and readily improved. The pastura &c is ex-
cellent; and large stocks may be raised upon the farm
at an inconsiderable expense. The building consist
of a Dwelling House. lately repaired, containing Sc.
ven rooms, and a large dry cellar divided into conye-
nient COMPARTMENTS, with a porticO extending the
whole length of the front: an Office aud kitchen, with
two large rooms in each; a large stone dairy, and
meathouse; a stable and unfinished barn, an ice
house, a blacksmith's shop, servants houses, and other
useful out.kouses. A well near the kitchen affords =
neyer.failing and supersbundant supply OF the best
water. The site Of the mansion, which stands upon
an eminence crowned with native forest'trees, u very
beautiful and salnbrious; the neighborhood is popu-
lous and wealthy; and the society is, in all respects, Of
the first order, and Of the most agreeable character
This place would be an advantageous and delightful
situation to q gentleman of the profession OF law, or Of
who would wish to reside upon a farm. Let.
addre ssed 10 me at RrentsvilIe, Prince william
county. Va. upontb Chi, subject, vii receive prompt a.
tention JOHN tCkhE.
aug. Is SAwlmlaw0
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-23

'SSsESs line members elected, from
wanna, as lar as heard from, are
u nnih Ian, from the lsr district.
n'm 1T, from the Cd district,
H. Miller, rom the Sd district.
E,a Evans, ! from the 4,A district.
fr'iSe Lriper,
II CC'e g re, tfpm the 5th disu ict.
Isr' from 'he s,h dis riot.
s. H \; as''"' ho~ the s'h district.
aadsr Stevens
! T.! !s''' fro" The oh district.
avg, from he 10Th district.
/, Crawford from the 'l,h district.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-23

To;M Morrow.
Virginia State Lottery, nth Class,
To be drawn on the 2la October highest prize
$4,000 Tickets -, halves !, quarters /.
Union Canal Lottery, No 12,
Will draw at Philadelphia On the 27th October High
est prize S25, 000. Tickets $40, halves 3'
Maryland State Lottery, W.,
First sub scheme will be drawn in 81 he nr;ze.. , NJ
nesdsy next-the whole of which, 20 4 20. hc y
1000. 1000, 500 ar1tss I'M uHntTng to SIS, 400. Tick.
cts IS; shares in equal proportion.
5000 for 81.
Grand State Lottery of Rhode Island
draws on the 18th day of october highest Prizes
$1,000, 1000. 500, sc Tickets 81. halv es so cents
For sale in a variety Of numbers, at
1UgaN IX7S
Lottery and Exchange rGee, .Nerandr ia.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-23
M3RRfED.

On Thursday evening last. by the Rev job Guest,
Capt THOMAS TRAvE.s TO Miss q ESR. Eta AVN Cook,
daughter of the late Mr.. Thomas Cook, Ali Of this
Mace
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-23
Trustees Sale Of a House ahd ] .

DICHARD l.. G.7RNE, has Just received q hand
IL some assortment of
Hardware and Cutlery.
which consists in part Of the f,llowrng in NIL their va.
rieties:
Knives and forks. knives, scissors, razors, lancets
Shutters, locks, hinges. bolts, latches, screws, tacks
sprigs, sparrowbiils, hobbs. files, rasps, spoons
Needles. cards, coHee-milis, candlesticks
Curry combs, tea kettles, brass aDdirons
Shovels and tongs, sad, grid and waffle irons
Sauce and fr, ing pans, edge and other tools
Weaver's slai-, trace CLANS spades, shoveIs, steel
Castings, winch with a variety Of other articles will
be s,id unusually low. by wholesale or retail.
,n, 1d-enYt.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-23
, CoRSE'S
Lottery and Erchange g!6ee, King-st Alexandria.

Iobacco, Snuff and Spanish segars.
USiE subscriber offers for sale at his Tobacco and
L Snuff store, at the northwest corner of King and
sshington-streels
10 boxes and First rate Chewing Tobacco e.
10 kegs quail to any IN the District.
Is kegs small twist
80, 600 Spanish segars; low priced
30,00J half do
rs, 200 common do
100 dozen papers smoking tobacco
70 dozen snuff boxes
All kinds of SNUFF, from the most approved ma.
nufactories in the United States.
Country dealers and others will find it to their adj
vantage to call as above, JOHN GRUBB.
oct Ia d3t2aw4w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-23
Viruiaia State l,o,tery

For the oene6, If the Dismal swamp Canal Company
Class No. II, 20 be drawn at Richmond on Dist Oct q.
bcF 54 numbers % drawn ballots Highest prs
Tickets 81, halves =, qusr'ers /, eighths !.
Grand State Lottery of Maryland,
z. ar 1928, 20 he drawn in Baltimore on wednes-
day 2"d October No blaGks! fiIghe>, prize 80 900.
IS, halves =. quarters II, eighths 81 cents
Grand State Lottery of Rhode Island,
No Z, 20 be drawn At Providcnc on TUESDAY 9th
October Highest Prize $4,000. Whole tickets 81,
halves 50 cents. For sale at
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-23
John 6 MaudeiA,

CORNER of KING and Royal streets, has just re.
u ceived from Baltimore and Philadelphia and Of
fers for sale, on the most reasonable terms, for cash.
a handsome assortment Of
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-23
park-Gate for Sale.

p2szc Having determined 10 remove 20 War
SjaSss renton in F%auquier, ] would sell the FAitN
ffSt whereon I reside. commonly known by tie
.<sA& above name. tor a moderate prce, and Oh an
Recommendations credit. II is e. timated 10 contain
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-23

~uuutSruu DUICNer
HAS received from Sheffield and Birmingham, The
III principal part of his Fall assortment OF
HARDWARE
.9mong which are,
Knives and forks. Various Qualities
Buck, clea- horn, black tip and ivory in sets, 81
to 50 pieces
Pen and pocket knives
Scissors
Shoe, jutch-r'sonndcook' knives
T. travs, Comnon and best quality
Arat.be .nouse hole snviils
birmingham anyi's
Vices ant screw plates
Trace CHAINS
BelI-metal and brass kettles
Iron rim locks
Sto k locks
Chest, cupboard and till locks
Hinges and screws
2 cases gun, and gun locks
Carpet rods
Bride bits
Commode knobs and curtain pins
Plane irons
Drawing knives
Brass candle-sticks
Curry combs
Brass and iron tea.kettles
Sauce pans, &c &c
The balance of his Fall goods expected by first YES.
sci To this port sept 5-3taw2m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-23
land For Sale.

AaIiV TOY oUAcs
Nm Thursday the 30th day Of October next, at
~ Catts's Tavern, West End-the subscriber will
offer for sale at public auction, a Tract of Land on
Wolftrsp Run, near Fairfax old Courthouse, contain
ing 367 acres or about that quantity Sale at IL o..
clock at noon. Terms CAST.
The above sale will be made under q deed Of trust
from Thomas Janney and John D.. Brown to the sub.
scriber.
sept 3o-dts r TAYLOR.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-23

Cheese, etc.
1000 Lbs. superior quality Goshen cheese
20 bbls. No. Q and 8 mackerel
90 dozen brooms
so boxes mould candles
80 sacks salt, Just received and for ssIe nv
oct 23-3t e
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-23
Public Sale.

Public Sale.
Under the authority of a deed Of trust to me
u for that purpose, I shall. al ~ o'clock on Satur-
dry 25h inst. nj Samuel Catts's tavern. 1T Vest End,
sell At public auction, for cash, . number Of
Likely Young Negroes.
oct l5~ts DANIEL MLhcR, Trusfes.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-23

For Charleston,
f{E The Nkip EAGLE,
S3SI Captain Henry Rose. viii sail early next week.
For freight or passage apply to the Captain in Alex.
andria, or on board the ship at Georgetown.
oct % a.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-23
brandy and Wine

Brandy ana Wines.
TIME subscriber has Just received from France d.
i rect, and offers for sale
5 pipes brandy Nf
4 casks Vim de Grave wine
~ " different qualities wine-La6tte, Medoc,
&c. warranted to be pure,
And intends keeping " constsnt supply at his Dyeing
Establishment on Royatstreet, which will be sold
Wholesale or retail.
= oct 2S-3t p j. ~SALVETAT,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-07


Vie subscribers offer for sale o the finest F,te, l.;
L'wes Virginia; II isthe Estate called GCumbe,lanI
hg upon the Pamunky River, the county Of New ep
co wv mules below New Kent Courthouse the property Of
9@C0 acres, Of which 400 are S rate Ip, m ,.nd
- The growth Of corn WHEAT cotton oats and
ose,'oo wood land heavily timered, asd 500 marsh
land" - " 'S 'i'ase VI " OuDiDei-
Ths Ehlte situated The head of fine bld n,v;,;,
ahonns water for vessels Of 500 tons, and h
- az @ J'uciou, lirmer more advantages, Than any estate
The dat land has been stated Grst rafe i. ,s J.nsd
~ fre cover, and has been mpi wed by their .f
ind - heavily tmbefe5; aud the marsh is one Of The
ust valuable "a The lower country; /, usually hixh heayi
" umbeted chiefly with abj oud iron, experimn actually
sue tue ale OF the timber and wood the beneh the
OF clearing aud retaining, might be defrayed from
he sale OF the wood q and when Cd u ,volJ
u'iy, VI '"sN"Ae'"oeief~
UPoo she estate hsbers. berr;n, sb.,v NJ M IT.
ne annii profits OF which have been generally about
2tY sud shad fishery immediately opposite 10 the herring
~ winch might abO BE- rendered yery valuable anil 6ns
NH tf immediately upon the river, aJ.cf ut t the Wiz
s ~ nueIidndjthe improvements comfortable dwelling
b~se 4, we snstnmffy out houses barns and
ne uwruihs house Is upon very elevated situation,
c'n'nding view Of The Gt land marsh river anil pr
oDE country Tor svne mies Feb wild ysl Of every
W ,sseH nP9n the s,iae N their proper seasons.
me markets Of Biohmond Baltimore are alike eontiruor
20 am produce y shipped 10 both for the same eivkt
moie minute Descriptions deemed unut essary n, n sup
psq ha' 9ny Que desiring 10 purchase wifi fret vaw the
This property isnow offered Tor sale ppon credit 81
'Js me rce, which 7eyy moderate eau be kuown Nv
'Pcsoh 70 anes Lyons, DR. residing the city Of Rcbt
rssJs't' Letters by post mast he psd.-Col WakrhU
,afs nPon TIE plsnaDn aud Mr.. Terrell residing IN tho
'ishoofioou' VIII shew Che snd any one gLius 10 sc
W anu gFe coy Information sbst can he afforded.
JAMES LYONS, Jr.
Feb %. I'loS' H. fs sitgsi.dv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-07
nv not
CONCERNING A CONVENTION.
Passed 3Ist Of January, 1928.
WHEREAS, il is represented 10 the Ger


WHEREAS, IL is represented 10 the General
Assembly, that portion Of the good people Of this
Commonwealth, are DESTROYS Of amending the Con-
stitution of this State, and this Assembly feel il
their duty TO ascertain the wishes of the people
thereon:
Sect. ]. BE IL therefore enacted: That it shall
be the duty OF the several Sberiifs and other Off
Gers, authorised 70 conduct elections within this
Commonwealth, at the time and place of holding
their respective elections for Delegates 10 the
General Assembly in April next, TO open a sepa-
rate poll, for the purpose OF taking the sense Of
the people upon the question, FlPthe they de-
sire Convention or not. The poll 20 be opened
shall contain two columns; one for the names OF
those who vote in the Affirmative, tie other Tor the
names Of those who vote in the negative, and shall
be headed thus
"Shall there be Convention 10 amendfhc Con.
siituon of this Commonwealth"
CONVENTION. NO CONVENTION.
The Sheriff or other officer conducting the G.
lection, shall take the vote on the question aforc-
said, OF every person qualified, according to the
existing laws OF the Commonwealth, 10 vot. foi
/ Delegates 10 ilc General Assembly, who shall
| come forward during the election 10 give his vote
and shall write tie names Of All those who shall
vote IN the affirmative, in DE first column undcj
the word Convention and tho names ofall dsost
who vote ia tbc negative, in the second column
under The words No Convention" no pcrsof
shall be permitted 20 vote on Che question afore
said, who is not crt'ed 10 vote for Delegates 4,
the |encral Assembly; under The existing law.
Of uis Commonwealth, nor shall ant one De per
Htt'f - te'e ia 7oy cgIrfv Of eo7-6-aii3n ,gl.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-07
SIANzAs ON THE B1TTLE OF NAvARIN.

q "
(BY THos. CAMPBELL, ESQ.,
Jtsart, OF oak that have bravey delivered tho b ave.
Apd upliited cid Greece ION the brink of the gave,
Twas the helres, 10 help, and the hopees. In save,
That your thun,erholis swept DER the brine;
lFnd as long yon sun shall losk down the wave
a he light of your gljry shall shine
sr the guetdon 1t with your
MS u slaves, or dominion, or rapihc spoil.
Nc! your iShy emptize TO fe;ter and foil
-. ihs uprovttr Of Greeces domain
when he tore the last remnant Of food from her soil
I'm her famishd sank pale a, the slsin!
nst, Navarn's heroes does Christendom breed
base heath,t will question the fame Of you 4 cd
are they menf let rnefsbie scoru he their need
And oblivion shadow their graves.
Rrs obey women, TO Turkish serial. let them spe.d
Aud he mothers Of Mu.sulman slaves!
Apetiors Of Massacre! dare ye depiore
hai the delth-shTiek ,ienced on Hel,'s shor -
Ihst he mother sghast sees her ofspTing no more
By the hand Of IDfantcide vra speds
Ard that strstehed yon pillows Inv their o,e
acknowledgements have srssp'df
Ptouder scene hsow'd var. fomu 10 IN. mini
han when Chrrndom. penuon wood sor ia The wind:
And the wer Of her brave for the combat cOubin'd
Their wateh-sord humanty's VOW
Mt sea-boy that fought in that cause but mankind
Owes garland TO honour his brow'
N,r srudge, by side that 10 conquer or fall
Sne the hardy rude Rus, and the high melted GauL
fSr whose ws' the genius, that plaund at IFS call
-, "here the ~hirlwnd OF battle should ro>
Al were brave hut the ssr Of all
Was the light Of our Codringtpn', soul.
A pat star OF thy day-spiug resenera;e Greek!
snmd the Ssrasen', moon, and struck pad hi, ebeek
n u' hrst flushing morning thy Muses. shall sneak
Nhen meir iote and their utes they reclaim
fsn' thehTst OF their songs from Painsssus' peak
ohaii ne "GLolf TO CoDRINGTON'S NAME
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-07

Ehtb w. APpomaoS Go have at their locks pear peisr
hurss Two valuable Waterfalls yet dIsposed Of Tie
arc hyh ahd dry-beng co 80 feet above hs
i've" The d or power Of The water believed 70 Re equ,
oay Pnrose gr witch y may be required. II being nhs
'n'yW fsef'hurgour pincp Cotton Mark aud having
~ s ssns an RIVER, an easy commune stiOn with
. "a country, The siivston J, judged particularly "a
Io otpn o. tvooltn mandatory. On the waters
- nrss qusntite, Of wool could be rsi,ed " sd
Fsn'aseH " could be conveniently manufactured IN
suited ss huye ooasUmp m The sgoollcn doth nov ,yua
spi Vove ~ ms sesn Of The Ssts Of Virgins, consider
ade D5i, Relieved we have eshi,hm cot fer
's"r dying aad 5fens = cloth Judging from tie
~ we confy, snJ 4. capacity 90 supply the msteris
" ote a The manufacture of wv0rn ciotb might here be-
"ms "rtstvt aud important bsnc u bu5ines,. But a. 81
weuh e ntw experiment. ~ ts part Of the comfy
sinsss with the demand.
The ApponlioS Company would give considerable eneon
gfnein lot seveal years, t0wud - rsfabhmrn. Ftrsrs
~'i"s To contract go The Wsterfs shove psr;ioneJ,
+fry 90 San D. M4oh cisft % the counir, refidiug 81
'ersip' g. ~ % some VI a. s,saa~..,.
Tsn ~ -a.-s-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-07
JUST PUBLISHED,

f PEFER COTTON, and fof sale 81 his Law and Mi,e-i
- isreuns Bookstore Iie Gentleman, M, posI,t r.
risr, ny Richard Mason, NJ formerly Of surry eouniyy
improved an Ednion very much enlarged, &c-ro Win,
andsnS" dgpenair containing and e,t.
'o se cure ~ ~o II the rommou deases incident 10 i
ngs Cs'Ve' sheer Lambs Swue, Dog', &C. eso Annai,
~ me fnJ or Ptrgfnfa Stud Bgok tuition f tsip
Sc.-Pfire 81 TO- bound.
ALEC just puhlabed the Apyendx 10 iie above bound
,ePfse ~ ~ 20 answer Tor ptIsyus already owning a
fsfffsf-iifce IS cents.
d. The Appendix eonisns from 2 to 500 new srtieies
mine nugget VI hDfsea, cosfs siieep Sc. &C.
iis . nov ffetigiDs frgm The Nouh, large nppy NJ
nookston ilv Divinity, Medicine, itJry, Poetry SCI ,el
Bpoks-Enslih, Lain French e. Mot Of whieb he vii
qnshhfy taken.
P%,ebs5er' orqa' will End 10 thsr interest 10 give him
Mach OF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-07

FEnNDEN the authority Of Decd Of Trust male on the
- 7 day Of jolly 1926, recorded IN the ofioe Of the
cguny court % unco, sud ~ the request Of ME-. Mary
W. Moihy, that rich aud valuable estate called Ina. on
james fgtf, q mis below this city, will be ,oJ 20 ne
she hlide on The % DAY Of usz month"; fair or Gu the
ne ~ fsir day.
lh ic nccessary, or fhc purpose Of raising ihe sum Of
shout fNeen h0ulnl dDliss which he p.id within .fry
fsy Consequence of order of the tichmond snuerf
court 0t chsucoJs Tive sale must therefore be gye sud The
gu'chifet vii he required pay said SUN 10 cash. and
e may be obtained ~ The balance II The purchase money
The e1tc canf'u GJ@ ~ very rich isnd go ~
wh 10 ny 'shes sni fhe rel of ihs cleared land
cogeeI wifed clover FATHER niormson may he oianel
BY spp l.n ~ ehsr Of The uoief,ned on Or hsffs te
i.ie whfch viii He rsie on the estate.
RICHARD HANpOLH, T,,sfe,s Tor
Wat. y. RICHARDSON Mcs NJ
weAt ? e e g.''y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-07
FOR the ENQUIRER.
ON MISS CLARA FISHER.

T4N I'tIs'p V11-kIs4A II fOI1I.IN'
lfere'. htaith to bet that's ava,
Her., health TO her that's avn,
AnI whN w,'ns wish rud luck to the girl
May never guild luck be their "a;
-, gt,d TO be iakiD' glass,
IA, gull 10 the fair to b. tue,
ITS guild &, support Claia Fisher the lss,
lVhs sang ne the Bonnet, of Blu,
N-ha sang NJ the Bonncts of Blue,
VIVA sang vs. the Bonbets Of Blue
rs su'd TO support Clara Fisher the IsIs
%,ha saus US the Bonnet, Of Blue.
Here's a health to her that's ava,
.tfre's heath 10 her that's ava,
ilere's heathto Clara, the pride OF the Stsgc,
Meier may hcrsuccess he sns'--
A. Hector whO ratified hi. dun,
A. Gobbleion eeiing hi, rie.
n. FopPins'vn, would that before me she stool.
And thus, 10 the lass you'd sigh
OBJ s!ng us the Bonnets of Blue,
ON sing u. the Donnets of Blue,
IT.. guild TO be near, Ito BE- gazing o. you
And die by the Bonnets Of Blue.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-07
Jar. ~
E Edward eouJy
COMPLY

n Dec i7th, 1877 1890 -1"a'e eouuJy
sss;n., "u''''n Complh
James 81 Town, James AIad,on Thomas A. offop r-G,,
T. Enable and Samuel ". VenAbe, trading uader Ihs &
~ 4: Vensbie Co. Nathaniel T. VenabIe Samuel w "
x 90. and VIM q. Morton, ~ " S psn Lyle
The defendant Brown mol having cn,sr 81 ~; DeII'
gwen security according - Act Of the A,sen
Ply ana ts roies OF this court, appearing 10 The ss,
laeuVn OF The court that he an nhabau Of f, sr
Ta he o1n OF tue Complainant by COUNSEL II il ordered
~ sara aeienda Brown doaPpear on the IL day
o. hlareh court next and eompainants hill ami
GIy OF this order be forthwith in some one Of
hs pu"iie newspapers, printed in the city of Rebmon r
wf months successfully, aud also posted al The font Il ~,
the courthouse ri This county. Teste, ~ Wv "
T.. :, u. J. WoRSIiAM, c. C.
0-xpRXc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-07

y s.ns.snssiy A's so.isAs.d ios Me,k..aJurs
John +. Finch, john sahh, WIN. N. Smith sn A.
merchants AMI pai'nes,aet,ay under the firm ~ nN
against chf.
Wm s. Will, sad Wu. To,rnc., ~,
The Defendant Wui. s. Willis uvt hsyi,- NJ, otiut'.
according to The act OF .enbiy aud ths ,. az.
," eoait and nappeai'ns 10 the satisfaction OF o'ts %
ne not AN inhsbiian Of this motion Of ~ that
"c oy Their attorney, II Is Ordered, Ths, the
ppe;r he, on the it day Of March court next ana do
,ne pisnn' BILL aud that copy OF this order he
one OF he newsPaPsrs printed the of 'n
cry OF H'ehmoDd FOR weeks and aF
front door OF sds Courthouse OF .ad county he
Jan. o. DAr sisr dc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-07

rules heldfor Tie county OF chemertrid 3; "a
elerssS0fcs thsrsof, on fhe sta dayef Dec. 1897
'0n rnn = rF@'f' Ph6 -
nason n y OPshGsr, Gales Terriu, Zach. nall 2
~ sam " infrte, eTor Of John Winfree, DIS tsS
ans dfsndant Mason r. n Up,haD hauiag entered hi
d"runce green security according act 1,,,I
and the '1ies IF tiis court appearing By
svdenes that he mot Inhabitan Of Con,nvsais
Is ordered That the said dc fsndGnt do appear 6,,. -
or oyors may court nert, and the bM OF ~.
f,gtV - an! thai copy Of this order o,th,uith INSET
g ~ the Richmond Enquirer months and
thaf doher copy DC posted the front Of f6s
h0r'e 81 th's county for ttro d1us
March /. - A a., a. C
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-07

I'm Shaneey in R,enOnd nusi,ns. ,,ni, IAN 80,
who was Jane Smith, piJ. "'I'
against ''''
Brand, dec ~ ~ rn.a'y
The Defendants having entered their pnne,,sn u'.'
foidng TO the act Of assembly AMI the rule. of this court
APPEARING the subtraction OF the that thew are No., ;
hahsnts othis State Onthe motion the PLAINTIFF, bv
e IL Is That the said Def appear here az
me Friday before the last Monday April next and any
,he on 81 me Plaintiffs and that copy OF order he In
serted IN The iehmond Enquirer for month
ana also posted at the front door Of the City of this e
- cory. I'll. HOWARD, CLERK