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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-19

Mn. CLAy.-Ths Editor Of the Washington
Telegraph evidently wishes TO create an alarm
al the prospscs Of an opposition 10 Gen. Jack.
sons Adminisirstion, and as a natter of
course places Mr.. Jay fo'emos, IN the ranks
ut the anticipated party. That Dir. Clay will
oppose the Administration III The General Gov
eminent. right or wrong. no one can be made
TO believe the 10 too honorable and hich.
""'neod 10 descend to the political intrigues
a"d decePii0ns which have charo cierized his
s"smiss. Mr.. Clay is justly the pride and i'd
m'raiion Of the friends Of The American Sys-
lem = lie has been their Trend in the hour .f
need his talents, and the hole energies of his
mind. have been dire cied to one point: TO rem
der this country Independent Of foreign nations,
and for this he is entitled 10 the gratitude of
the nation. That Mr.. Clay ~i!l DO the candi.
date fthe friends to this system at the mex,
for the Presidency, we think more
Than Probs BILE we hope it may be so, but
still we do not wish TO see an organized OPP
position 10 Gen. Jackson. He is constitution |
ally elected, and he is consfitutionaHy emil
lied to our respect. We wish 10 give him nm
'asy time as possible, for the period for which
re is elected. and then to let him retire to that
'bscurify from which lie ought never 10 have
and to see his place filled by a per-
on who will reflect honor upon the country,
instead Of disgrace.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-19
The Small Pox prevails 10 an alarming ex'

The Small Pox prevails to an alarming ex-
tent. at Pittsburgh, Penn.
Some OF the most distinguished preachers of
Boston have given notice that Sermons on the
subject Of Education will be preached on
Thanksgiving Day from their pulpiis.
A noble fat OK raised in Worcester, by
Governor Lincoln, zane down the canal last
week, and was sold at auction by MIR. Slod-
dard, for seventy ono dollars.
An establishment is in operation in Ken
lucky for water rotting and breaking hemp.
The va. is one hundred by seventy feet, and
rois a ton and a half Of hemp in about seven
days. The ma chine breaks 1900 a day.
The Western Souvenir, for 1929. designed
and edited by Judge Hall, of Illinois. is nearly
ready for publication, at Cincinnati, Ohio. II
belongs to the class Of Literary ANNALS. which
have so recently been introduced to the pub
lie, with whom many Of them are deservsdly
favorites.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-19
ELECTION RETURNS.

fMdryiond. This State has given six
administration and five Jackson Electoral
votes.
Ohio.-The returns from this State arc az
yet incomplete. 1t is probubl Die that the Jack
son Ticket has succeeded by a small majority.
Kentucky The returns from "Old Ken
lucky" are moi as yet of a decisive character.
The Administrator Ticket, as far as heard
from, is ahead.
Pbginia.- There can lie no doubt that the
Jackson Electors are chosen.
20 prrmont-Thers appears to have been
but trifing opposition to the Adams Electoral
Ticket in this State.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-19

The National Lnfelhigencer, of the lIth
inst. publishes five letters from VIM. B. Giles,
dated Washington, to John @. Adams, which
it seems have been sent from Quincy to Wash
ington since Mr.. Giles denial of the existence
Of any such letters.
No man in his senses after reading these let.
tiers will acquit Mr.. Giles Of having told a di.
rect and wilful falsehood. No =" loss ofmemo-
ry." can excuse him His equivocation and
effrontery is only equalled by Jonathan Rus
sell. and his character must be for ever ruined
in the estimation Of every honest and upright
man.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-19
corcrar AT FaArxLrx HALL.-.Mr

CoEcERr AT FRArxLIN HALL.--Mr.
Coomer. In addition TO the usual attra ctions,
will accompany himself on the guitar. in sew
ersl Songs, at the exhibition At Franklin Hall,
Tomorrow Evening. The proceeds Of this
exhibition will be for the benefit Of Mr.. Coo
NOR. and We hops to witness = full house.
Mr.. G. has been unremittins in his sxertions
10 plssss and accommodate those who have
WISHED the Hall during The rsesas exhibitions.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-19

READIsC-RooM. = 1t is contemplated by a
number Of gentlemen Of this town, TO make
immediate arrangements for an extensive
Reading and News Room, if sufi cient sub
scriptions can be obtained TO warrant the I'M
dertaking. An establishment Of this kind has
long been wanting in this town, and we have
every reason to believe the attempt about to
be made will prove successful.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-19

TEA C~AsEs"-Another of the noted "Ts.
Cases. says the PhiIadelphia Aurora of Thurs
DAY last, is now in the course Of investigators
before the Circuit Court Of the United States
U" Tuesday, EdwardT Thompson was produced
as n witness. When the officer in affirming
him. came to the words, 'the whole truth"
ne SAID No. will not tell that.'' and sat
down. he refused to take the qualification.
ana Tor the contempt Of Court, was committed
TO the custody Of the Marshal.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-19

Despafch of Business.-The Chancery
Court Of Virginia has recently closed al Lyncn-
burg a term oftwenty six days duration, during
which il has entered 65 final DEGREES, I24 in
terlocutary dccsees and ITO other orders. ma
k'ns in the whole entries, a greater number
ny upwards Of 80 entries, than at any previous
term since the establishment of our Court.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-19

GEORGE M'DUTFIE. 1t Is now a question
of great importance to the people Of this coun-
try, to know whether Gen. Jackson will dare
to appoint Mr.. h'DuAie Secretary Of the Treas
ury, after that gentleman has openly advocat-
ed u dissolution Of the Union. The times are
truly alarming to the friends Of good govern
ment and Civil Liberty.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-19

The congregation Of East Hoatb!v church
on Sunday se'night, were somewhat amazed At
bearing the clerk, during service, bawl out
from his reading desk to the singers in the
gallery, 81 say, be ye gween to sing, or besnt
ye! because If ys beant. I shant come upp'
The choir, il appears, have frequently decei-
we'd the old man, by eating him in the gallery
10 assist them, and then refusing 10 sing; moi
choosing to be again made a fool of, he had
paper.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-19

HALF CrNTURr.-Tuesday last, the 18th
ins'' completed halfa century since Rev. DR..
kIPLY was ordained minister over the Consre.
gai'onal Society in this town. To commence
rate the event, We learn, he will deliver q dis
course on the eubjsct tomorrow. This Dis.
course VIII occupy both parts Of the day; We
mention this fact, that persons, interested in
me OCCASION may attend church in tho morn
ing and hear the frst part Of the performance.
Concord PAPER.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-19
THIS DAY

10 IN important one 10 Rhode Island-Thir
Day ~ important TO the town Of Providence
he friends OF the ".Ameriean System" must
DO nj the polls and record their votes for An
and CLAY.-Let il mover 10 said that
Rhode'l'land is ungra,eful. Every man must
do his dufv
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-19

1he ts0y they do business in Canada-Ths
constable who conveyed Christie to Canada,
has returned. He arrived at York on Friday
evening, Christie was examined on Saturday.
on Monday he was indicted, on Tuesday no
was nrraigned, pleaded guilty. and sentenced
to be hung on Thursday last.
Two Jews, who were prosecuted at Mon.
treai by Moses Swarts. a swindler, for stealing
ms horse, were acquitted at the last a~ssizas.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-19

A OF A voLyrIoNA p.,,,.
Of General THOMAS PINcKNEY of South
Carolina, died at Charleston on tho ed in.t.
full Of years and honors. Gen. PiDcknev Rad
distinguished himself in two wars, and At the
time OF his decease, was President General Of
the Cincinnati Societies throughout the Union
which Office was conferred upon him soop
after the death Of his brother, Charles Coles
worth Pinckney.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-19

PoUer Pri ting Pvs1.-The Boston Daily
Advertiser is now printed on the Power Press
invented by Mr.. Treadwell, and worked by
a steam Engine, built by Mr.. Ashcroft, Of Bos-
ton. Mr.. Treadwell's press has been for sew
eral years in operation in the printing Of books
principally from stereotype plates, and about a
year and a half ago it was applied for the first
time, TO the printing Of a newspaper.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-19

o. We have on hand a number Of original
Tsles, which will be published in the course Of
a few weeks.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-19

u-CoL KNAPP's, recent publication on the
subject OF Masonry is for sale at Mr.. Beck
with's Bookstore.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-19

U-SAMUEL AMEs Jr. Esq. has been ad-
mitted an Attorney and Councillor at law of
the Circuit Court at.the present term.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-19

The author observes that there are a number
registered. the causes 'of which wers not
known and il may also be presumed that the
causes assigned we're often erroneous.
From the known effect Of different ssasons
on the temper and feelings Of men. we are NOS
surprised TO find that suicides are mere ffs-
queDt in some months than in Others. Divid-
ing 1882 by IL, the mean number for each
month should be b66 ; but in the four cold
months, November, Decsml OF, January end
February, the actual number was only al :
while IN the FIVE warm months, bssusso
Nsrch and September, IL rs 6s3.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-19

I546 cases OF suicide were attributed TO phy-
sical causes. disease, wounds, or bodily mfr
nifty, we presuma,) and 476 to drunkenness.
OF those which were attributed to morat
causes, the following is the table given BY he
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-19

1 W-At The dinner given In Boston on satur.
day. by the Editors and publishers Of The dif-
fsrsn, papers. to the Hon. Benjamin Russell.
NATHAN HALE, Esq. presided. assisted by
W. w. CLAP, Esq. as Vice President
Numerous sentiments were offered at the Ia
BILE, and the remarks made by several OF the
guests were appropriate and neat. Invitations
10 dinner were eat ended TO the Editors and
Publishers in this town, but we regret to say
none were able 10 attend. The follow ing let
ter was addressed to Mr.. Homer. which was
read at the table
Dear Sr-In behalf of the Editors and publisher, OF Prov.
idence, we desire Ia acknowledge the r~reia VI your dalter.
Ing communication Of yesterday, md 10 express u yH as
ule 0f a self constituted, 4" but Ia US fully Recognized, Com.
po,chine electons in this State and other obstacles, viii de.
IFive Us Of Tie high sat sfacuon we SHOULD have derived fun,
a participation with you ~ your expression at respect tnw ard
the w'rtly veteran Of the corps editorial, wio las Just reur-
Ell IL enjoy ~ private, te reputation and resp CT he las 30
wellear'ed by a devoINn l., the public service Of nearly hall
n century. 10 consistent with yuur arrangements we leg
leave To present The following srnt!ncnf, II deemed worthy
n place on the string VI brtlliants with which your fesliyhy
Will lie decorated.
From the Editors aud Publishers OF Providence.
The example set by ihs Editors md Publishers of Boz
toH-Cotdialiyo f Personal intercourse whatever may le tie
di'-roilces ct private Interest r phicsl cpinini-May the
scniiinrit so honombly illustrated by ihem, be- adopted a, a
feadmg article IN the social Telauous ii the fraternity tinagh.
olt lie Inhn.
With cutim reciprociy in Your esp .ssioi,s IT friendly feel.
ing, We are tuiy yoUr friends ami obcd 'eht servants,
For the Ed;os and Publishers III Providence.
BENZ. +. nALLETT,
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-19
YYCYGsSS NIowiN"s
FOR PRESIDENT,
JOHN
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
RICHARD RUSH.

CANDIDATES FOR ELECToRs.
1 Election NoUember l9fh.1
CAa-GB EARLE, PROVIDENCE.
STErHEN B. CORNELL, PomrsMourH.
STA WATSON. sourH-KINosrowx.
CHARLES ELDRIDGE, East GnxENwIcu.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-19
v POOL MARKETS.

L<0erpoOl. Oct. llh Colon. Import this week
- xvtx$ bags, and the sales reach ~, "; including
e,AHO D-wed. a. s rs IN 1884; $500 New Orleans,
STA .; 4,7o0 Tsnne,sse., at 5 "a a ID, and I6S
SEA- Islssd At - q 22: 2,OOD ba % have been taken
% specu'stiou, aud pr ices may be considered 10 have
advanced Is 10 IL per ID.
A~sAes.-Thsre has been a fair demand for A shes.
Abss' $50 barrels, chiefly Pots. have been sold a,
40s = 3Os. I'd, and a few AZ 30.
0vsia ssd Ffoar.-1he advance in The Corn
Msrhst 10 very great, thus proving Notwithstanding
We ere suder the influence Of a gold currcncyl that
with q real, OF even an exaggerated cause Of alarm
the price Of grain 10 susceptible Of a great advance IL
pablo opinion be IN its favor. Without questio. ing
that there may be a serious deficiency, and consc.
Ssestiy substantial causes for . rise in out markets,
YET viewing ia ON public grounds. this great improve
mint IN prices. thus early, Is likely TO DO generally
bsns6cial, inasmuch as IL viii cause an early check
- e~ssssnpsion. and give additional encouragement
10 forsiss imports, the duties on which are weekly
isssssiss, and when brought on n par with the price,
scv actually paying, they will. under the present
Gem bLn, nearly ceasc.-I have raised my quota
tssrs anucxed 10 the rates paid at our market on
Tsssday last. since which the transactions are not
taPsrfsnss bus owing to short supplies from Ill quar-
ssvstss f-sssal decline has yet been submitted to.
isgs lct Of isdiao Corn, 10 bond, cold Al 29s; an
sthss- tsky paid, Al 40 per $50 lbs; and for q parcel
Of Ansucan fious,t arrive, warranted new, 35s.
Per barrel, Ia bond. has been realized. Quotation.
-wbsss. English, old, ~ a lis 81 per 10 ID; new
10 81 4 u ~; Canada, Duty paid, n a lis Sd;
Yl>or, Anss icsn, sour, To- bond, 81 3ss Tor old,
ssx sss sSs for now; Csnsda sweet. duty paid. ~
~ Cvspsol letter Of he Ie,h saws. 4. ,-.,.,;oo
- sbsso article, Z" The Corn Market has espe-
Se1no1 orsshss advance. and a. Corn and Flour 10
49, 4slyt 20 come 10 at q nv duty, the prices
oro prsssst quite s.minai. We canrot hels
shiuktug 49, shs advance 10 prscipi,sts and srsssss.
- - - - su ssisa before lssel
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-19

We have boen favored with several mercantile
tntisrs ri tho dates dates, from which the follow
iae exirscfs are ma LEI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-12
STEAMBOAT NOTICE.
'NHnE MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA STEAM

VIE MARlLAND AND VIRGINIA STEAM
bOAi COMPANY observing that the Steam
boats Richmond and Petersburg, which ply be.
tween Norfolk and Richmond, are advertised for sale
on th" 10Th nlst-to prevent any dsappu .,tmcnt to
travellers, the steam boats VIRGINIA and NOR
FOLK will run through to Richmond from Ba,ti-
more, stopping at Norfolk and City Point; to accom-
rISh which, the NORFOLK, Capt. Jno. Ferguson
Sen. Will leave Baltimore every Sunday afternoon at
clock for Norfolk, commencing on Sunday Esd
INST. leave Norfolk for Richmond every Tuesday
morning at o'clock, leave Richmond every Wedncs-
day morning at O'Clock, and Norfolk for Baltimore
every Thursday morning at O'Clock.
The VIRGINIA, Capt. Jno. Ferguson. Jr. will
cave Baltimore every Heinesdy ercn,ng at clock
Tor Norfolk. commencing Goth INST leave Norfolk for
Rlchmond every Friday morning at 9 o'clock; leave
Richmond for Norfolk every Sunday morning at
O'Clock, and Norfolk for Baltimore every Monday
morning at O'Clock, long the navigation is
open. Fare from Baltimore t. Norfolk SO; from Nor
folk To City Point 3d. and 10 Richmond 81. All bag
gage and goods at the risk of the owner or owners.
JAMES FERGUSON, Agt.
no <"--lSt 80 Bowly's wharf.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-12
Almanac for 1899.
no on--1ot

\ USF published by PETER COTTON his Virri-
~ ma and North Carolina Almanac for the wear
1922. containing. besides the Astronomical CALCIUM
tons Courts &C. &c. variety of curious useful and
entertaining matters-the Astronomical part calcula
ted by Joseph Cave of Orange county, Va. and for
sale by the groce, dozen or single
In Press and shortly will be published. New No
vel by Young Lady of Virginia, entitled Donald
Adair.' two volumes.
no It's
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-12

VIRGINIA; At rules, holden in clerks office of the
superior court Of chaneeTy for the Richmond district
the LIST day Of September, 1923: Mary o. williamson
John Bath aud Lucy his wife, Robert Williamson and
Sophia Sneed, pits against Elizabeth Mann, exix Of
Joseph Mann, dec. who exor Of William Breedlove
dec. and John v. williamson James G. williamson Rich
ard Evans aud Lucy his wife, John Willis and Elizabeth
his wife, Lilebey Wade and Sophia his wife, and John
l.. TuEncr and Jaue his wife, which said John b. James
c., Sophia and Jane children Of Mary O. Williamson:
and Lucy Davis, Daniel Davis John Davis. Madison
Davis aud Wm. Davis, John W. Simpson and Ann his
WIFE Henry Chds aud Sophia his WIFE ia vd Brown aud
Lucy his wife, Benjamin Rust and Fanny his wife aud
Agnes Davis, which said Daniel, John Madyon W lillian
Ann, Sophia, Lucy, Fanny and Agnes, are children of
Lucy DAVIS, dec; James Williams Thomas Williamson,
George Williamson, James Oliver and Elizabeth, his wife
and Philip Gully Snd Campbell his WIFE which James
Thomas, George, Elizabeth aud Campbell are children Of
Anu Williamson, dec. dts.
The defendants James T.. Williamson, LiuItber,v
Wade and sophia his wife, John T.. Turner and Tame his
wife, David Brown and Lucy bis wife, James w lila nsou
Thomas Williamson, George Williamson snd I1hiliu
Gully and Campbell his wife, not having eucfed their
appearance sud given security according 10 tho act NJ
assembly and the ruls nj This court and IL nv
satsfactory evidence that They nre not Of this
country; is ordcre that the said defendants do appear
here tho FIRST day of the term, nd -aswer the bill
~ the plaintiffs; aud tha copy this order be fouv
inserted in some newspaper published the city NJ Rich
tnond for Two months sOccessvely, aud posted the front
door OF the capitol, IN the said city.
% rppy' Test, WIN. G.. pENDTErov, E. c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-12

VIRGINIA: At rules, holden the clerks office OF the
superior court OF chancery for the Richmond district
the 9Th day OF July 1923: John Baylor and George D.
baylor pits against Robert Pollard, James Brown in his
right aud ex'or Of Robert Burton surviving
OF Donald Burton Samuel Brandrum, Thomas Pimkertou
aud Daniel Bell assigneeS Of Donald Barton bankrups
dts. F'
aud Daniel Bell not having their appearance and
given security according to the Of assembly and the
roles OF this court, and appearing by satisfactory evil
dence that they are not inhabitants Of this country il
ordered, that the said defendants do APPEAR here on the
FIRST day ri the next term, and hill of review
Med by the plaintiffs; and that copy uf this order he
forthwith inserted ~ some newspaper published in the city
ut Richmond, for months smccessivaly aud posted a,
the 'front.' door Of tho eHpitol, in the said cv.
81 copy. Teste, WIN. G.. PENDLEToy G.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-12
A TLANTIC SOUVENIR FOR 1929.

N List Of Embellishments.
/. Presentation Plate.
2. The Sisters engraved by Durang, from the orr
gnal Picture, by Imam
o. Title Page; drawn and engraved by Duranc
4. Love Asleep; engraved by Ellis from a drawing
by Newton.
Endcr
o. The Power Of Love; engraved by Durang, from
IL beautiful ANTIQUE painting, in the possession
oi Mr.. Poif of New York.
= ChaPcau dc Paillle; engraved by Humphreys,
from the original picture, by Rubens, at Wind
Castle.
D. Hesitation; engraved by Kcarlcy from drawing
by Farrlcr.
O. The Lady of Ruthvcn; engraved by Lonrncro.
from picture in thcpossession ofDr Chapman
10. The Inwe!corrd C9cet engraved by Els.
ION a drawing by Boadcn.
H. The ShiPwreck; engraved by Kearncy, from
drawing by Shelter.
-. The Contentcd Captive: engraved by Ellis,
from drawing by IT. Corbould
With much original Prose aud Pootical matter. in
o neat cusc' FOR sale by ]. IT. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-12
COOK ~ RYAN

Lndes' 4 GcHtleacn,s Boot anil Sine H1nufdcLuTers.
toNTiNuE at their old established stand, opposite
- the Eagle llOtc, where their former patrons and
the public in general. may depend upon having every
article IN heir line manufactured ia the latest Ets
ions and of the best materials
We keep constantly on hand, large supply Of gcn-
teInens boots, shoes and pumps ladies' slippers and
walking shoes, lasting, seal skin and morocco gentle
mems stout pantl.on s.iocs and booecs. bropics and
wonon'g leather shoes, .or servants
a new and very comfortable fashion Of Indies
walking shoes, just received from London
Misses slippers and walking shoes; boys stout
shoes and dancing pumps: all of our own manufacture.
Gentlemcns water proof boots and shoes an
article recommended a. o preventive for colds and
doctors bills. On country friends may depend upon
our usual punctuali,y.
nov II TO-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-12
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
Hlj-E FOR SHE

Sis Hhds. superior English Island) .,.
and Cuba ioidsscS
80 bags green coffee
- boxes window glass, 8xIO and IOxl2
600 kegs gunpowdcr, coarse and tine
u hhds. Antigua rum
10 do jamaica do
. pipes CogHac brandy
10 DO Hollands gin
do Imitation brandy
hhds. n. England rum
80 bills. DO
30 do gin
100 dOz. bottles Scotch snuff
800 runs. wrapping paper
1000 do cap, pot and letter do from s. to s. pr rn,
100 do denny, medium and royal writing do
200 b5ls. mackerel
so do 10. and no. /, do
30 do tanners oil
100 casks Thomastown lime
/ 200 boxes brown soap
| 90 qr casks Malaga wine
i ccroouS indigo
10 boxes bloom raisIs
50 c1sCs fur and wool bats
$50 casks cut nails and bruds
500 sides sole leather
90 bogs pepper
CoitoA goods playing cards, cheese cotton yurns
white lead gunpowder teas, glass ware, &c. &c.
NOV II vet
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-12

Y rules holden tie cicrNs oice tne county court oi
"A kg g. Queen the 9th of October, 1873. Pno r. pen
dcin, 7lt agonA Nathauc Cane aud Pes 1n Crane dts
j. CHANCeEY.
The de0nfa7s not having entered their appearance and
fgcn security according tive Vi assembly rules
IN court and IL Sppcarng by satisfactory cvdcucc, hat tncv
anuot intbusta % TIA STATE, Is ordered ttf defendants
g. aPpcu lore ug OH Nvudy i1 JauuH-y 81 ard
afscr ie m 0l tho plaintiff that copy o order
orhwit Inserted IN newspaper pub.he h. the CITY Of
Rcnoad or months snccesvely, and posted the front
our " uie court. house Of the said COUNTY.
~ Acoig. resa, #oBEl,f POLLARD, i. D. q