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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-28
SHOE BUSINESS,

~ At the Old Stand, formerly oc.
cupied by S. s. ID Reed,onfairfay gSVG
Street, two doors south OF King
street where he viii be pleased to wait on CUSTOM
ers and hopes by assiduty and attention to his bust
ness to merit share of the public patronage.
may 10 eot
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-28

VlIIE subscribers have opened an office in the City
L of Tallahassee, for the purchase andsale of
Lands in the Territory Of FI0ri1a.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-28
Notice.

Notice.
VT>HE Collectors do hereby give notice that the T.,
Il Bills for the Northern aud Southern Districts .,
in their hands, and that they are authorized 70
low discount of q per centupon alltaxes paid with
in twenty days from this date.
A. NEWTON, Collector, n. D.
JOHN MUNCASTER, Collector,
July 11-3taw2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-28
Chocolate and Mustard.

ChOCOlate and MUSTARD.
HAVING undertaken the agency here for dis,o.
Il ing of the manufactures of Mr.. Jonathan rsII =.
PhiIadelpha, calculate to be constantly sunni!
with all such articles in his line will meet sale a, f
prices and therefore request the attention Of ir,Is
to the following articles just landed, viz.
10 boxes chocolate extra No
10 4 do do do do
Is boxes do No.
so do do do
boxes superfne mustard, Containing DOE.
half pound caDisters
do fine do do DO do
20 ] do superfnc in bottles
90 ] do fine do
maySl JAMES IRWIN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-28
Boons5oyouek. Dec 81, 1928.

Montgomery Couaty, 1925
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-18
HOME DEPARTMENT.

Some five or sir years ago, Il suggestion wa,
made IN the public prints, that the business OF
The Department Of State had Accumulated TO
such a great extent, as 10 render it almost absor
'utely necessary that aGother Department should
he created, which should have cognizance OF
all the don'eatc matters which are now referred
10 The former. Since the Presidential election
was decided, the idea has been started afresh.
and has led to sonr discussion, pro and COM
mong the Jacksonians exclusively. Mr.. Noah
OF the New York Enquirer, is a very jealous
supporter OF the measure, while Mr. Richie, OF
Its Richmond naInesske, protests ~vehemenliy a.
sa'ns' 1t. We caunot say thu, we have formed
any decided opinion on the matter. but we IA.
'her incline to the side of thu Richmond paper,
Notwithstanding, we suspect the sincerity Of
ITS opposition. If we mistake aot. when the
suggestion was first made, da,ink Mr.. Aionroe's
administration, MIR. Richie heartily approved
o. 't-but, II happened unfortunately for the gen
tlemans consistency, TINT Mr. Adams recon
mended 1t 10 his celebrated first Message to Con
gfes, and then, of course, it was no longer a
wise or necessary measure. We can see bpt
one objection to his turning a back somerset,
however, as his f~auorite, Gen. Jackson, is abous
10 'nnrct upon the county the " Gu Sc" of his
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS that is. that he has been 50
constantly Preaching about the srea, power and
patronage of the President. and, ike a taught
parrot, whining out Jackson end Reform,
Shat 1t would he barefaced impudence 10 adVo'
cate an extension of that power and patronage
ana to multiply the means of its abuse. Moab
mas more sympathy for Gen. Jackson, il is quIa
clear, than his Richmond coadiutor-H He is
ware that Gen. jackson will be surrounded by Il
swarm OF hungry expectants, each one Of them
seeislne the services he has rendered to the
cause, showing the wounds Of reputation aug
feeling he has received. and demanding the re.
ward of his fidelity and zeal. Flow is he to re
ward all Of them, bvt by The crea ION Of new oil
ces! Aud is II not, therefore, an act Of great
kindness IN his friepds who wish to make his
seat as easy as possible, to remind him OF the
heavy and laborious du.ie, which devoive on ths
aee'e''ry oi State, and OF she consequent neces'
shy OF relieving llm OF scuie OF them And
men, The idea Of u Home Department. too, IS
SO captivating indeed, it is a wonder that va
nave pee" able to get on wiihout II Look II.
treat Britain and France-each OF ihcm has Il
Department TO which all matters relatiu. 10 the
'h'efh% tpnctrns Me re.crtlt, an hec: ict'''
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-18

rad refbsed TO pfFmii Ms. WLxD to siihuIas
/. aad negsti,rd by = vote Vi ~ 10 oil. Ise
bill 20 extend the time for the allowances OF dsaw
b.els. and the bill 10 continue the present mode
, ai supplying che q ,ny. were ordered TO be en-.
e,ass,s and read = third time to-day. The bill
10 increase Tie drawback IN sugar rrbned 10 the
Uu,ted siatvs was acted on IN Committee, aDa
.reposIsd without aneudinent, but us further
consids ration ANS postponed TIL Monday. Inc
bill relative 10 \ territorial Goyefttu'rni IN Hu.
ror as made The or,rr of the day isr Monday.
Hadingfon, D,e. i3-Ihe iions =" oil Repre-
sen,ai,.es was yesterday occupied on fr,ssie
Bills during The short iroe il renamed N Sess-
ION. fs. resolutions ssere offered aud adol'.
ted, bui none Of them we're of.pnblie interest.
Th- House adjourned oil Monday.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-18
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.


Proposed R0nd 10 Cumberland on The VirginiG
side II The PStomae.-Unde an act OF he Le-
gislaiure of Virginia, passed Al rs last session,
authorising the formation OF company TO con.
meet, by a turnpike road, the town OF Cumber-
laud in Maryland, with The town of Leesburg,
in Virginia, books OF subscription have been o.
pened, aud a sufficient amount subscribed to al
low OF the organization of the Company. At a
meeting OF the Stockholders, held AT Ninches-
ter, on The 28lh uliino, JOHN X Cooke was e.
lecied President. aud James Nc hnaey. Edac
Baker. A!fred II. POutH Joshua Osborn, dsd
Jain HeiSkeu, were chosen Directors. the u
mouni Of stock subscribed 600 shares is S36..
500. This subscription Is expected TO be imme-
diately enlarged 10 Atty OF sixty thousand aud
the aid of Congress and OF the State of Virginia
seems TO be confidently expected TO raise a suii
cient amount 10 pave the road the whole distance
which will require. IT Is estimated, two hun.
bred thousand dollars. (Bui. Int.
| The Charleston Courier Of the LIST instant
says" We received no papers or letters by the
| last mail from C~olnnbia, but from a gentleman
arrived in the stage, we learn that tomorrow
was fixed upon CIR discus mig she subject of the
Tariff. Several propositions were spoken of,
but no one appeared Is meet the views OF the
majority and il is the opinion Of our informas,
that nothing will be done, IS The spirit Of re.
trenchment has created a eivtsion among the
members, the up country sgatnst the eastern
section ofthe State, which ia all probability,
will prevent a UNION ol action on any subject.
IN addition TO this, the members themselves ap.
peared undetermined as TO what would be the
best course 10 pursue"
The Savannah Georgian says" Should am
one rtlsru of the Electoral votes be inior.
~mal.-beiore what uibupal can the question be
nude :"
A friend for whose opinion w entertain eve.
r, r,spect, thinks, that in such ease. th0se affect
ins the Presidency should be exanined 10y the
House Of Representatives, and thut those touch
ing the Vice Prstidency should be eanys2sed by
the Senate these bodies having the right te
amount the two officers, respectively, ia case
| shc people should fail to elect.
III is observed, that there is a ousas omn9as il
the Constitution, respecting this matter.
MAtNE.-Wniiam King. of Maine, saw,
the Portsmouth Advertiser, has been appoin,e,
by the executive oil that State 10 a seat In IA,
| u. S. Senate. to Il the vacancy occas oned b,
the ,esis nation of Judge Paris,
We understand tina, Hugh Leverrne, ESQ
who left New oriean' for this city aud Enrop
last sprh"g. for the purpose Of Obtaining a LOAF
oft"o millions OF dollars Tor the Planters Assc
citation ot Louisiana, has succeeded in negotia
ting The loan with the rich house Of & ring an,
Co. Ia London--and that the funds will be re
ce'yed IN a short time. II is the opinion OF Ba
ring, HoIhschild, and some others, the ATTEST Ii
nancers Of Europe, that the plan Of the Ban,
is good, aud viii be successful 10 paving OH IL
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-18
TUESDAY, DEc. Q. 1928.
IN SENATE

Who President communicated the Annual
us,ort ri the Secretary Of the Treasury
On the state Of the Finances which was
;..a and 1900 extra copies ordered 10 be-
-r;n,ed for the use ofthe Senate.
AZ, Ren,on gave noiicethai he would, TO-
morrow. ask leave to introduce a bill au,hori-
ing q subscriptions, on The part of'he U. $. to
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-18
,aosl of.ao Ladl.sillo sndPoalsud caua'

lilo 7oel oflbo Ladl.siile ndPo'sisud Caha'
Company. .
on n,o,,on OF Mr.. Benton, the sennie then
,,ae.. Add ~ i,sllnt lor the iremsiadsr ri The
s.ad,,s Committees of The Srnai" 6ye Only
having been yesterday sie.'"d. tbs follow
ing "a maninaes we're appointed;
On Wihiasya1airh--Msssrs. benton. inhn'
sou. al K.niscky. barnard, Chandler a. Hen
bricks.
On The .Hftis.--yiessrs Chsndler. Marks,
Tyler NIX inieY and branch.
On .Yaral .t6aira-hessrs Hayns' hop'
aims. ryuour. Woodbury. aud lazesell.
N. ths pnbE. fandf.-Me.srs. Barton, King,
Eaton. Fills and Kane.
On p~rirais land Cinint-Messrs. srnl'h, OF
6 Curoiins, Mckinney, ll,omas. Kane o. Bal
ton. r.,
On indian .AGaiu-afsssrs White, Fool
Kas.Prine. aud bsnion.
ON Cioims -Nessrs. tluggies, Bell. Chase
no van aud Webster
On The INSTRUMENTATION Berrisn, 5ey'
| moar. Webster, Rowan and Hssne.
On The post O6et and Poa Roadf-Messr''
John.on, OF Ny tIli., Tyler, Johnston ct Lou
isiana, AID Siisbee.
On pen.isnl-Messrs. Noble, Marks, Chase
Foot ani Prince.
Oslhe District Of Columbia -Messr,. IA
Ion, Boulisny, Chanbers, Noble aud Ridge
~ e.uu,.
On the contingent erptnses Of The senate
-urssrs. Kane, Hendrieks and elambsft.
On Eugro".d BiHs.-Messrs. Marks, whey
aud BaIeman.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-18

Mr.. Nlercrt gave notice thai he should, ~
Eridsy. ash the Hause ~ taxa up the bill fer
The pressrvciou and repair OF tbs Cumberland
'Rosd.
NJ. Chiffon offered the following resela-
tor
Resolved. rhnt tho Csmmittee on Rods l.
c. aais be instructed To iegnire into the eKpe-
d;ency Of adopting same regulation for the ap-
.tbin,msat OF a Commissioner, ,n each OF the
United SiAieseud Territories hc'onging there
80, whose duty il shalt be 10 rep4'rt annually
10 the Prasiaen, of Ike United States, or TO
.tougress, sacb Attenuation IS he may be a
Ale,o collect relative to the internal condition
Of tho State or Territory for which he may be
arpoinied. and the Improvement necessary to
B made therein.
Mr.. Chiffon said i, wa, important for mem'
hers 10 know distinctly for what purpose mo
pey was appropriated. Estravagant sppro.
Hr;a,ious have been made for some States
utile o,hersiha9r not even enjoyed a setting
beam from iihat lnuiinary 1.-The National lrra-
sury. He did not object 10 any appropria
lions which had been made but he wished il
future to heow the precise Importance Of 81
obiec, before he voted for any appropriation
n. was too much the practice o iyon"g nam
bers 70 vote for appropriations IRON gratitude
20 the mover, anhwiiloutr etererce to;he res
importance OF the object.
The resolution was then rejected.
a.he House then adjourned.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-18
rwuNTrnTH
sEcnHD sIssIos
kiospay. Orc. &, 1873.



MIR. Benton submitted The following reso'a
lion -
Resolved. that ,he President Of the United
states he requested to cause n detailed statement
If the ,nount expended by the Federal Govern
n,cn, upoc wnrLs ortaie,naii mprovemen, with
IN ,~hel;n;,s at the different States, 10 be laid be
for. The Senate. so rs ~ SHOW how much has
.,ren c,pendrd IN each State upon such works
from the adoption Of the Federal Constitution tn
sne Is, day or Oci. last. with an estimate of the
amount necessary 10 complete any work which
Is begun aad not completed.
The Senate proceeded TO the election OF the
following Committees hy ballot -
couwtisc on Foreign Reidii0n.-Messrs
raze~e ell, tC&,airman) Sanford, White, Berr'en
L. Bell. =.
co,- uiiee ox Finnnte .--Messrs. Smith Of Md
'(Chaitman) mcLsne, smith Of 5. c. Branch \
silsl,ec.
CommiRrfou Comrasrcr -Messrs. Woodbury.
TChairmsn 1Silsber. Sshuston of Leu. Williams
aud Mehnne.
Committee on ManuJdaiures -Messrs. Decker
son iChairmsn) Ruggles, k"'gh', Barnard anS
Ridgely.
Con,milies on Agrieulitro.-Mc,srs. Batemar
.CiIairmsn) Boullsny, Wiley, Marks and Cham
bers.
MIR. Eaton moved to po',nhns the appoint-
men, Of the remaining Quantities. until TO-
morrow agreed.
On motion OF ar. Chase, the senate pro
oee6tt 10 the confederation OF Executive bu'
siness.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-18

"A Hr' Beach adyerriscs in IN Ohio paper, the
advantages OF his pae,,t right for prop.liine
,nHeh''iery, and closes tics - Editors are ,,
,'eiy requested 10 give The abeye Que or ~,
u, ,"'sr."nt' II Nh, 8eaer viii " politely" send
:, ."tee uoaa's' We " II ,ahe pleasure IN c,,n.
1ly'ns wi,a Us ro.te request.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-18

Wellington. Dee. lin the Senate. yester-
day, Mr.. SiLsBEE's resolution for an inquiry
into the eIpediency of abolishing the existing
difereace Of two and a half per cent. between
the duties on imported goods and the drawback.
allowed, &c, wss agreed to. The bill fer gra-
dnating the price OF public lands, making Pho.
VISIONS for actvsl settlers, &c. was read a second
time and referred. Mr.. RJaasd was elected
chaplain fthe Senate for this session.
In the House Of Representatives yesterday Sc.
ssral bills were reported from tho Committees
OF Ways and Means. The Territories and Claims,
which were read and committed Various reso.
iut'ons were then offered. Among others a re-
solution was offered by Mr.. WEFMs, the ohlecl
oil which waste produces re-invcstigstion OF
the Ianf Law Of the last session, with a view
to the reporting Of a hill which would be more
acceptable IN lite provisions. 10 those sectionsoi
The Union which regard the existing law a,
unconstitutional. 1t was the intention Of MIR
WEEas to lay his resolution on the table for the
present, and he made a melton to that ef.cti
but Mr.. MALIARy demanded the QUESTION foi
consideration, and Mr.. TAYLOR asked for iii.
| Ayes and Noes ON that question, which were
accordingly odered. The question on consider
lios the resolution was then pur, after tee H9uS
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-18

Taitoias.-The Galaxy states tina, a tailor
in n neiehboring town, had sl the Tbankss;v.
ing clothes Ct his customers stolen from his sbop
just before the day, by some vile rogue, eoually
destitute ofhoneS'y y clothing. The soose g. cab.
bage were LEFT. n some trimmings. but these did
not suit the "nspeakably aslonished tailor. The
rogue ought to be put in a STRAIT Jacket. and fed
sn gooer and cabbage al the days Of his lie.
u. II aurora.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-18

MAtNE.-Wiiiam King. Of Maine. says
the Portsmouth Advertiser, has been appointed
by the executive oil that State 10 a seat In the
u, S, Senate. to Il the vacancy oceas oned b,
the resignation of Judge Paris,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-18

a Nest The folowin. is from a Vermont
paper. Have they many nests Of a similar kind
III the Green mountains.
"A Hornets Nest broken up,-My wife Sally.
has eloped. For l3 years l have been stung to
The puck, both soul aud body, and now hope
relief. All person or persons are forbid hzt.
bour'ns or trusting her on my account.
JOSEPH FOX
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-25
A TLANTIC SOUVENIR FOR 1929.

A. Last 81 Embellishments.
I. Presentation Plate.
2 The Sisters engraved by Durang, from the OH
ginal Picture. by Inman.
@. Title Page; drawn and engraved bv Duranr.
d. Love Asleep engraved by Ellis from a drawing
by Newton.
8. The Grove; engraved by Ellis from a drawing by
Ender.
G. The Power of Love; engraved by Duranr. from
beautiful antique painting in the possession
of Mr.. Paff of New York
7. ChaPeau de Paillie; engraved by Humphreys.
from the original picture, by Rubens, at Wind
sor Castle.
Z. Hesitetion engraved BY Kcarnoy from a drawing
by Farrier.
o. The Lady of Ruthvon; engraved by Lonracre.
from picture in the possession ofDr. Chapman
10. The Unwelcomed Guest; engraved by Ellis.
from drawing by Boaden.
H. The ShiPwreck; engraved by Keamey, from a
drawing By Shelter.
II. The Contented Captive: engraved by Ellis.
from drawing by II. Corbould.
With much original Prose and PoetcaI matter. in
a neat case. For sale by ]. II. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-25

(ironde Lot and Gapnne nm Franc III de- n Ia'
Proposes to the numerals fcnds,o the cultivation of RAPE
VINE IN The United States Subscription which is now omen
Mt n L. viii engage furnish Subscribers with their Crane
me Roots bcbc the rs " March Rer aud forward them free
0teNf, ' the different cities where subscription lists shall
nav. been opened The Roots vii, he three years old aud will
produce considerable fruit the second time OF their
oemS planted They viii be carefully casScd and packed in
ooNc with some of the original sn in which they have been
tcd which will greatly facilitate the thriving OF the Roots
wf1cn transpan'cd. '
orders will he Punctay attended the Subscribers dcsg
mating the quantities and species Grape Vine Roots they
wn 10 nave They viii engage pay for 1000 Roots or more
NJ the rate Of Ia cents for each or less than 1000 al tho
o' Ia CENTS and y per Root for less than 90 Root,
only f.o ynrs Old shall paid the rate of cents each
less dian 80 Roots 1885, " ~ WI
Pynen, to be made delivery the Roots Letters MOI,
rrclved unless postpaid.
~ Subscription Lists o;cncd-at Nc,r YORK. with AL
pnonse loubat, 81 Wall srss; Boston, T. Copeland inn
4thHny MMichae Ph;irItphia Van Arminse: RaIT1or,
n'1T hnoadS; Washington Cjty William rairn; Richnond
Davenport, Allen d Coz SnranarL hall Shapcr & Turner
Nc. -orfuS Poster & Hutton; Charleston T. q T. Street
Mr. IouB,r Book on the Culture of tho Grave Vine and
on the Making of Wine he found PRINCIPAL Book
sellers OF the United States and his Agents will furnish them
Catalogue Of Grape pic Roots AIR LouuAr proposes to
The foowi. species are selected as the bc, tho choice n
which IS left to subscribers
Table Grapes, or for MAKING Street HTne-wnrr-i Ali
J. Do Melting Tor torirn) 4, Sweet Guian s. Mucat; g.
Do Fron,iSnan Musadec from the Lot; 5 Navoise
9 rokay; TO- SYRIAN H. Coistan,ia IL MalagaERyp~I3
Large Nucat H. MalvoSc 10 Rcd Foot (Picd Rougc) I6
Black tambouIg; Il, Consan,ia ."
F6r -Wmrh-ls, Auycrgat; ~ Bauquct,cc. D Do,r
cneie IL lcn; dc Dame - Oivee p Do,ice,e d Plant
dc Reine 5 Burgundy; 2s, Moron; ~ Madcrc 81 Borgc
las y, Pcardur So Chaloe 81 Panse-RED-Sl Clarct 30
Nvrnat FL 81 jean; 80, Jarobn; So, Mcunicr; 81 pnca
-, Suisse; 80, 81. Antoine
For ne Ta6'e ontwurr-il Chsssas, (from Fontainc,
6eau) 10, DO. Goldcn IS Do Cracking a. Do Musk a.
husca Lczarde; 49, Do Small Berries: So Do from Jers
en- 5l Do tfron Jma) 81 sauvgnon lrp53, Chasscas
o. uscat Rouge Muscat Groy ST. Damas Violet 81 Da
mas Of Poluc SO, Early Mandeler.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-25

VIRGINIA At rules holJen it, the clerks Office Of The
superior court Of chanceTy for the Richmond district,
the 18th day of August 1925 Joseph Leake and Mary
H. ms wife, pits against Susan Massie Thomas Massic
dts.
Tue defendant William A. Massie, not having catered
his appearance and given security according the act
assembly ami me rules of this and appe airing by
satisfactory evidence, that he E inha of this
couny 1t ordered that the said defendant do appear
here on the first day of the and the bill
OF the piaIrsi and that copy OF this order he forthwith
inserted III some newspaper published the city Of Rich
mond Tor two months successfully, aud posted front
door of the capitol, in the said city.
os a copy. Tese- VIM. G.. PESoLFToy, C. G.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-25
VIRGINIA: A,rnles. holden in tho cIe,k' go of,h,

VIRGINIA.: Al rules, holden in clerks Office ofthe
superior court Of chancery for the Richmond district
tho Tth day ofJuy, 1928: John Trevlian and Marv his
wife, ohu Argyle, William Argyle Frederick Argyle and
HausEey Argyle, and Thomas Argyle, IN infant BY the
said John Trevilan his friend children of Rebecca
Martin, deceased by her FIRST husband Frederick Argye
also deceased, Francis Martin and Rebccca Martin infant
children Of the Rehecca, 10y second husband
John Martin deco By the said John Trcvillian their next
FRIEND and William and Rodam Kenner children Of Lucy
Kenne dec also Infants by the said John Trevian their
next friend and Elizabeth Winston pits against Susanna
Tinsley, widow. aud Thcs. &. Tinsey, son of Thomas
Tins'ey, dec Thomas T. Johnson, William G. Johnson
and Mary T Johnson infant children of Mary Johnson
deceased formerly Tnsey, daughter Of the said Thomas
'nsley' deceased, Fleming T. Grautland, Susan Grant
land, and Virginia Gran,land, infant children of Ann
Grantant, formerly insey, also deceased daughter of
the said Thomas Tinsey dec. and Andrew Woodley and
Elizabeth his wife, dts.
The scEe facas awarded in this being returned
executed on the defendants Fleming T. Ora nand Susan
Grantand aud Virginia Grantant, md they not having
entered their appearance and given security according
the act Of assembly and the rules Of this ccurt and i,
appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they are not
inhabitants Of this Country; tits ordered that the said
defendants do appear here the first day Of next
term and shew cause if any they against the revival
sought by the said process and that copy this order he
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published in the city
ot Richmond, for months successfully, and posted at
the front door of the capitol in the said city.
Cd copy. Teste, WIS.,. G. PENDLEPoN, G. CT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-25

VIRGINIA. At rules holden in the clerks Office Of the
superior court Of chancery for the Richmond district
the 9Th day Of July, 1923: John Allan and William Salt,
j. exors Of William Gait deceased, pits. against Thomas
T. Bo"ldn, executor Of David Ross, dec and Frederick
Augustus Ross, dts.
The sere fscias awarded in this beng returned
executed on the defendant Frederick Augustus Ross
he not having entered his appearance aud given security
aecofdingo the act Of assembly and he rules Of This court
and II appearing by satisfactory evidence that not
an inhabant Of this country; il ordered, that the said
defendant do appear here the first day of the term
and shew cause any he against the revival sought
by the said process and the bill Of the plaintiffs;
and thata eopy Of this order forthwith inserted in some
Newspaper published in tho city Of Richmond, for two
months successfully and posted at the front door Of the
capitol. in tha said city.
81 copy. Tesie. WIN. C. PEvDLEroH, e. c.