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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-14
Female Seminary

a'hE ensuing Session Of this Seminary will commence
on the first day of May uezt The course of in,
tOru,or Sessions. ~ ~ % !"
- 81 Inc hiGHEn branchr= o. Eng!ish Education, viz:
sIeo5f"pny' with the drawing OF haps aud use Of TIM
aud Nat Philosophy, Chemistry astronomy ard f;nor,"
tir$15 90 per Session. '''' "'o'e
Fot mos: who attend osLy to Reading, Spelling, Pen
"ansn, GrnSr'Phy wiihou; the drawing Of Mans and
,,!c OF the Globes Arithmetic aud English Grammar-
II tho two last named branches be oruit,ed-s8 90 do
50 co. ""''''""i Charge OF
on the Piano will conIhuc to be given if suf
cent encouragement he afforded ~
~ Tuition payable in advance
Stanton, Apri! !, 1928 oe -
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SPRING G00DS

H-5 ALb NELSON has received by the late arriva's
6'.-A rom New York and Thiadrlpha, hardS,un
assortment Of Spring Goods--amongst which an:
NaVaT'ro, Grecihn, paid nd fancy cacurs
Nich furniture cliiniz do
1'ecI'n ana Navarigo plaid AMI striped girglaas
striped, plaid and plain batjste
Yam and worked Swiss and book musFrs
corded, checked and striped jacpnets
9-E and plain jaconrts and eanb,a.e
G"'nnric aud furniture dimity
English and German cotton and silk bc,Is-v
itaran iutesring, srnshaws and sarcru,ts
bHck and coloed Gros de NAMES
Saiin ievantine and company saiius
Co'orcd SHtins and Florence silks assorteI
Imperial plaid brillian,
q ., q and 81 tamhorcd and pain bobhirnHt
.Hcn worked bohbiunet lace pclercnrs
1aPrs, collars, wells, hdkR. and cans
~ o,"eo SWISS muslin peleleDes, capcs and co1,a,s
snghsn ana French thread 1aces and edeirrs
manda1o and Maxim cranes
S'aoN pTnnolla, lasting and Cfrcassfan
Grandntiils and cotton cassmeres
Fiorentine. Valencia and Narcotics ~, f;
LONDON cloths and cassimcres assorted
80 ang 90 lrisb linens Of heavy tex,nrc
2-4 and Cd Irish sheetinrs
81 and 1914 dsnlask and diaper
brown and bleached shiItings and sf,ce,ia,
PIads' checks and uckinrS;
w WIZ continue 10 receive additional s.,-~~. =, -
'",cn W., WI nc SOL ~ very NV nriceS -" u
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~ n court held for Cuo,Jerland county Tie
2iN Urn of ,Ffnyrh 1924.

tH' u''1 ~ JfNTCN. 1875:
John James Basser and judith his : TO- forrperly
Jud''n alderson, c0Dpfts against Samuel Wilson Iac
p8hsncF'n OF Cumberland aud administrator of John
,adcraon dec Thomas Anderson :, iiilins Anderson.
samuel Anderson, Po'ndex;er hijcrson, aud German
A!dsrson, Jtg.--Ia ch0ncerz.
>, ne defendants, Samuel ,Iidefs0a and Poindexfer
'ldcrscn. bot having entered their appearance nd ri
ven security accoidir ~ tho act nf assembly aud lie
uieS ot 'S Govt, and il appearing from satisa factor,
e!ae7ce i'Fai ihey not inhabitants Of this country
" Is o"ered nat io laid defendants do appear here on
we 'iIn''y ~ Jane uczf and answer the bill of
zoe plaintiffs; s"d tat copy OF ,s order be forIIyzb
uSe''ed N so"e newspaper published in the civ r
''h"7"t ~ Two months successiycly, and posted AZ
'" nom '""f OF The courthouse Of Ibis county
rory. i'c,tc, MI Tf,B W0ODcoN ri
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-14

'sNl1E subscriber informs his frieuds AID d. 80.
mat ne mas now on hand, IN extensive assorir,en,
Of 1A > L" all fashions, FORMS shapes eonrs nd
Shot OF the ncedtul, assures them that noes ,f - s
OF 'snia BANKS Nigh, he exchanged Hats e,eai
20 he aoVan tge OF the present holder by calling n, Mn,
emporium OF asiiions, eight doors above The Bell T,y
'i1'" ;,'t ,s JOHN THOMPSON
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Mississippi Lands for Sale

A fhaN ALTON situated about fifteen miles a.
IA oove Baton Rouge, on the left bank of the Misss
sipp, consisting OF
One 7iaousar,d and Eighty .qrpents;
sad plantation has front OF I2 hrpents ON the river
adjoining the principal landing of the settlement.
from which Cotton is shipped. On this tract there are
que one hundred or more acres of cleared Land--ung
large Dwelling House, with six rooms-Coiton Gin
M"l. Tan Yard Negro Cabins &c. (easiIy repaired ".
me 'i'ies 10 Tie above lands indisputable and
warranty deed will be given is required.
rso-One Thou,a,;,i .arpenfs;
situated on Thompson's Creek ~ the pars, Of Tsr,e{
ana one and half miles from the river biissssipp So,
ven miles from tie town of ST. F.aaaSzyi!le. Part nj
IBIS tract consists flow bottoms probably POO ceres
on SAD tract there are about fifty acres clear emne
years SINCE, but grown Up. Either the whole or one haY
o inns Iact Will be sold at The option Of the chasrr
For further particulars apply to this office or 10
ROBERT ROSS.
New Orleans, DC. O. ,c
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,r I'cNM0nH, y4prN Oh, 1928
The p1r,Cs Interested will please take ro,icc liz,
nave appointed the 18Th day of June ensuing to con,
mehce the accounts directed by the reced order NJ
the co"ri;on which day at O'clock, A, M thew a,o
required to attend at my Office, with the books
ann documents necessary to enable me to perform the
"a k7ro- 49,,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-14
John III. Nash,

d ~ ~
Richmond, VIRGINIA.,
ESPECTFULI.Y informs the public, that he has ma is
IL q very extensive additions his stock Of
ROCKS e STATIONARY,
which enables him furnish most every Book q, ,r,;c.
IN his line; and from the many advantage which h, ba
III uakiug his purchases, is enabled to sell Them n, IN.
v-'y lowest prices.
Having established complete Bndcrv aud pr,v;,n,,
h''ci with good stock Of the best paper, aud other
materials and having his employ the mos, faithful
wn'knen, can munufncture Blsnk Books of eyerv DIS
cfption, which in all inst nmtts win be warranted a., .
satisfaction in every respect.
Printed old Books bound II, av s,v,e a, ,eae,r,,
prices
u Clerks ct Courts Banks, and other abc officers
are respectfully requested TO try ne, and if sails
faction which is promised is not given their ,,,ron,,.
Will not be solicited.
j. Nash KEEPS Tor saie Tickets in all the Virginia
Ief'cS, and having disposed OF fully his share OF hianfs
anticipates 'e selling many (perlaps capal) prizes.
ihichcts III the Dismal Swami Lottery tn be darn m,
The h q" May, price $40 each, highest prizes $4,000
SZoJoO, $4,000, and in the Virginia Io,,ery
p'iee IS, hig'est prizes $4,000. $1,000 now Tor sale
Orders i!om any part CT The country promptly i.
tended TO.
Amigo
ES ALsION Il PLEASANTS Offer lor sale al ihrrC
u store, of D and 18th streets, very low Is
wholesale,
100 bags good green coffee
so hhds New Orleans saga,
~ 90 first quality ST. Croix 10
40 do Baltimore whiskey
% barrels do do old
80 IN hest Virginia mounts ain 10
20 hhds. nioasses
80 Spanish hides
Soa and upper leather.
Mays q,
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From thc Norfolk Eca-.

From, che Norfolk Ecacan.l
LINES
+a'dS"fD'nsn Rodgers, Slider, and iYer.;,c,,.
"lili occidant mults hebi!is,
- multi flebilion guam mini"
"a" Longer they sleep bcnea III the green wavn
ioo Geld for hearts true.
iHcy are borne from their dismal wa,.rv o,ar,
And the earth enshrines them nor
- who can tell the fond mother, vcoe
When the loss of her nlucl, loved hor
n'eaks on her ear with death like tafoc
anu w'nors her promise ofjoy.
N!;e Father has clasp'd tho son tn his bras.
a I'D Gown the brave vrt'ran's check,
Il M tears so~ fast from a soul opDfcs,
and his bitter agony sreak
nc Tor" that nnor qua'd 20 the foe nor the s,nrn,
Is bent like the frac,t rcrd '
Z nc heart that was lich wien tb, b,,,,
eeis no pride in the warriors mccf.
Hes how'd tn the earth, a nd his glnyy,s r,rgo,.
lie needs not the meteor of fame
us eyes IN deep sadness a.G Il KID on IN, enc,
mat darkens the hopes Of his name
iey fell not ~ hatte-hut nobiv they died.
j heir friendship wa true to the last,
-hcy refisired in youth, fondly sunk side by sidn
An" their requiem was sigt'd by the blast C.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-14

IS i's' AZ rules holden in the clerks Office
.a superior court OF chanccry for the Richmond DIS
against Philip e.. Marsteler the NJ Snc;., 49, n'
IRE On ouaing5 of the Slate Of Virginia and The Pres
dits. ~ VI '''VA'nu''S ~,
,e oe q, ''e fresdent DmeCtorssnd GONNA.
pany OF The Bank Of .4lexantria moi L,v, 80, !,
,e'r apea'ance aud gwen security accord,, 70 the
ac OF assembly and tie rules of This court and !,
S.a's oy satisfactory evidence that thoy are no, IN,
ie'idanis do appear here en- the frs, 5a, of ,,
'e'n, s'o answer the b CT tbs plaintiff and that a eo
~ u t"'" Greer be forthwith inserted 10 some n.ns,a
pe' pooHsLcd In the city of Rcisnond for two months
IN the said city. " '"' e"p''oi
10 ~ coPy Tss'o, J, 3. .anBorT. dee
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MEDICINES. &c.

hNiE sn1scfil'er has received ret the ynrv Nc
d rom London and Liverpool, portion Of hi, snis
supply OF Medicines which added to his stock on b,J
n - s:"''nent perhaps as perfee, and large as
by NO .0 ~ 1.,s terms,
April Is H. Hos ACE.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-14

F1hGi''id: At rules, holden in the clerks Office If
the Sd day OF narch, 1928. Robert HERSHEY adn,;;
razor, ana sarah Meggirson, widow and admx of Jose
mfgg,ns"n' deceased, William Meggosop Archibald =.
fss,Ss"n' '3scph Q. Megsiason, Samuel 3. Mcgeinson
n'"h's oy 'heir guardian the said Archibald 3 William
Fcrktcy and Elizabeth C. (his wfe) Nathaniel r.
Joseph C. Mcggnson, deceased, Nils arains, Tosc,
dfrs "' "'''
e "c.eF'ant Joseph cabsi', 10: ha"iHg entered his
appearance aad given security acrorjiur 70 The - n
assembly ana NE rules Of this court and it appearng h
satisfactory evidence ;ha he not an nhab,ant Of this
~ ordered that the said defendant do appear
here on the first day the next term and answer te hill,
" we P'ainh aud that copy nj this order forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper published liz the city of Rich
W Two months successvey, and posted the front
door Of the capitol of the said cy.
~ copy. Teste, J. q. ABBOTT, d. g. e.
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AMOS LADD, m. C.

tIifGIMt4: Al rules holden in the cIerI,s o0ioo
OF the superior court OF chancery for the Richmond
district the 81 day Of March 1899: Lewis ingGoiS
P5 asaInst Joseph Carter, Laudon Garter and Bgna,
be defendant BENJAMIN Garter, not having e7,erod
MS appearance and given security according 70 te act
Of assembly and the rules of this court and if annca
6 oy satisfactory evidence, that be IS not an inbabi
tan Of this country; il is ordered that The e., 80
CAM 60 aPper here on the first day OF the next
terro' and answer tie bill of the PLAINTIFF and u,sI
copy OF Tbs order be forthwith inserted in some nes
papeT puoShed m the city Of Richmond, for two
months excessively, and posted al tbe 'front.' Jo
the capitol, in the said city.
10 a copy Teste, j ABBOTT
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-14

oTICE.-AIl persons having open accounts nth ~,
estate of Robert Bell deed, late sadder of The ;r0
o richmond are requested cali on the subscriber f
settlement. IS J, is expected tina; reference 10 The hoo.e
""i often he required have had then, posted and ann
n"w Ieaoy 10 make settlements Although it is desirabl
mat speedy close OF the adn,jnsa ton should be uad
YET Shh give reasonable time those who NAV cal
indebted to the estate upon their giving bond for lie
nent 'hereof Al! those indebted by bonds and notes no
"Ieo mat the claims against the estate are retv nv
e'hy pressed, and that therefore, snail he compe),ed q,
require them to make Immediate Payment, Ali nersoue
's 10 eau IN reasonable time may expect legal stems
WIN De taken Tor the collection thereof Apersons havip~
Claims against the estate, requested to present rs
property and legally authenticated, that NAV be ennrg
tie amount due to enable make arrangements fn
.ncit iqu'daton My office is in the City Hall, wbere
thc books nd pcpers will be kept and where shall r.
rally attend from 10 TO 3 ocIock So
Dec 2-fs Adp,,or or rot,, cu
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Paper and Books.

q COLLINS g. co. arc receiving their snrirrr srr
- ply SCHOOL BOOKS, P.lpER, &C. which. Win
me usual assortment of Miscellaneous Literature, rnv
W Blank Books of every description, made 20 order
April 10,
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aIR. WILLIAM sliLLrE

Administrator Of John M!er--Sir. ydtnsc To ,ako no.
uce mat shaii ON "Wednesday, the 14th MAY neyt
oetwee" The houIs Of niae oclock, a. NJ aud FIVE ~
AZ the nthce o Joseph Ma Es city of Richmond
proceed To take the deposition of hr ichoss Mills y,
' 'eao DIS evidence IN cause now cpcnding in the
superior court of chancery for Richmond di.,ric
""e',n and others plaintiffs, and you aud Others
ave oe'edans AT which time and place you will attend
II you think proper Your obt svt
April l2--wlt IaNEc c.con,r,
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= Lead .ssercy fol, The Western part Of Vtrgin5a.

Lad '8Scrcy for The Gestern part Of Y;,pin5,-
oSEPu F. CALDWELL of LewsSvrr 6;,esnhr;
- county, Va and Joseph Eiseow az Richmond o;,,
va. respectfully niom the public, that they have sssoca
'r6 themselves FOR the purpose ransacfnr
Land Agency. J. r Caldwell win attend IN that -,
to Vito establish old surveys to restryev wb,n
saty In rent TOT lease SELL mine the records nj
81 hose Counties to describe, particularly the ouElrv
All mat apcTa ms 10 such property, ma be useful and
interesting 10 the owner. u Bigeow Richmond, will
eceive COMMUNICATIONS Iom any may feel d;s,,
sod to paronise the CONCERN, will al II times rive such
information as be soughfor, aud had (at the
pubic ocF) IN relation 10 surveys, grants deeds OF con-
veyaHccs, sc. &C. WI
j. + Caldwell and Joseph Bice!nv dc en- Il rot or,is -,
'e' \"S III many instances h"re'onie Land Spccu laors
have acted in The capacity Lard Agents ) tlai ,ney .i
nhe concerned either directly indirectly in ar a,d
Speculation whatever. Charges for attending to NJ
The above specified will re made ,o,ra,. IN
communications addressed TO either party must be most
paid. ' P"''
J. +. CALDWELL,
Respectfully -ftrs
Hon. Samuel L. Souharh-Tv azi,ir-,ou Cs,r.
Hon Lewis Maxwell Lewis. County, Va
Col. James Mclaughlin, Member of the Bosrl of : q
Public Works, =
Pcre b. Wfthered, Esq Member Of the Senate. |
samuel McCl"ng, Esq. Mrnb,, of the House or
Delegates, =
James Mcfarland, Esq Member of the House of
-Kenawha County, Va.
John d. Harrow, Esq.-Fedefic;sb urg, Va
Daniel Boardrnan, Esq-Ncw York
+. BTGELow
Respectfully refers
Hon. VIM. ~. Cabei,
''" d5as "i1" Esq Member Executive a ar% Va
Col: James Mclaughlin, Member of the Board of Public
Works-Greeubrier County, Va
IAN. 70, 1923. 49,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-14

N'Gi''f3: at rules holden NJ the clerks onic, If
~, 'oe court OF chancery for the Rchmoud dis
'.o'' Tue 90 day of March 1929: Samuel Pte,e.nf.
p p, against ho'nas Cu,d Blair Boiling James M
ming, dr. ' '''" D L 'e-
ue'eho""t ''au'es M Peasants, not having en-.
tered h's appearance and given securi,r .c,; -
inc ACT ct assembly aud the.ru,es of this court, and
'prea''ng by satisfactory .iencc tina, d. is NO,
au OF ;his country: il ordered that the
eu oe'e"aht do appear here the first day of nc
next term and answer the bill OF the ,I,;n;;T 80,
''' COPY OF this order be forthwith, inserted IN soo
newspaper published in the city OF R,chnouJ for ,o
o"'hs succcss'eiy, and posted at the front door of
the capitol, and the sad ci;y ~ ' ~
~ II copy Tcste, J. b. .4RBOTT 4
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-14

TTRGI.NT4: At rules holden in tho cIerI-,-
OF the superior court Of obanceTy for the Rcl,nouJ
district The Sd day OF March, 1923: Philip FuIchsr
r.. a6m'Sr of Philip FulcLer, decd, pit against VII
and William MILLER and James B. Te,rnsop ev,ors
Thomas Miller, decd, dts "a ''' =
The defendant Alexander Mitchell not bayinr on
tered his appearance and given security accordin. 70
me act o assembly and the rules Of this court and il
appearing by satisfactory evidence that ho j. 20,
lnhabsnt OF this connry is ordered that the said
defendant 60 appear here the frs. dar Of the ncr
term and answer the bill Of the plaintiff, and tbs, a
paper published in The city of Richmond. for iva
months snccessvcy and posted al the front door Of
the capitol, in the said c,ty w. -
10 n copy. Tesle, J. 3. .QBBOTT. 4
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WEI. G. RENDITION, c. c.
Co:tMIssIoNER's OFr4cT,


The parties interested " ~ please take notice hat
nave appointed the 21St day Of Junr next commence
the accounts directed by e aorcgoirg the court
Oh "nch Day at o'clock 4. NJ they required to
attend at my Office p-cpared with the necessary proof, and
documents i'' examination and settlement.
7HFJV T,7DT) a r.
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ID O rs q R r.
lf'om the Philadelphia Monthly Magszin,
TIE DEAD SOLDIER.

lf'om the Philadelphia Monthly Magszine
TIE DEAD SOLDIER.
o'ia Ia p,ece Hntc; alions so1tpcr -Cha,,ss XII.
Thine was ths death that MANY men,,
That many deem tho best,
10 lay them down IT glory. fee,
To their eternal rest
to' glofys glittering toy 10 rave.
And hud the battle ~ the grave,
What vaiis it where we barter life:
Nhethor upon the Plain
AMID the ertit-s,irIing strife,
Or on the stormy MANI
Tn land or sea, ii is the same;
W c die; and what to us is fa,rr!
why hest thou stiff nd idle there,
Thy hand upon thy sword,
"h'le rapinc shouts upon the air
His fearfu signal word.
pup. anu join the gathering clan
vi human hends that pray on man
Up and away. tho suuadton'd b,rsc
Approach in fierce array;
i"ey u mar thy poor disionour6 cutsr,
And tread thy form away:
Ftahiy Der faint and dead they nour
ANA hoof and fetipck smoke with ro,p
Thou heeost me not; thou hcarestuo,
ihe trumpet echoing neas;
And even the roaring cannon shot
Flies soundiess by thine car
my ,eader shouts-away, await
An soldier. thou caust not obey.
An hour ago thou vert all life,
With fiery soul and eye.
hushing amid the kindlimg strife,
10 do thy best and die
AND now CORY mass of clay
ls stretch upon the war,ot' g wsv
no are those tappngs thy form,
The harness could not shield
Ahy bosom rom the iron storm
hat hustled DER the field
Men hei ths terrors of thy brow
ne Vuit"re does not fear thee uow,
thousand like thyseif, all mr.,
A,e stretch'd upon the grouul:
VI he the glad trump of victory
Is pealnS rouud md round.
iiafk, how the victors shout aud cheer,
II matters not--the de "a q are hs,e,
Arise! the Psan rings aloud,
The battle field is won;
Up, up, and join the eager ctuwd,
Before the booty's dune:
What--wi!l not take the need Of toll,
Thy share of glory and of spoil,
Slion', aud grim, and sad IN view,
Thou liest upon the plain:
10 bleach OF tester in the dew.
The sun, the winds, the RAIN;
" nat art thou now, poor iuck!ess tool:
h''rderer's mark, tyrants tool II n r
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-14

IWGL1VI.9. at rules holden N the clerk,a ogico
o. the superior court Of chancery for the Richmond
district, the Cd day Of March, 1898: Tie Prcsden,
directors and company ofthe bank of Alexardris, pits
against The " H. Society against fire. IN budin~s Of
The state Of Virginia and Philip G. and Samnel :
WarHcla, dts. ''"'"''' ~
The defendants Fhilip G. and Samuel A. Ma-s,el,,
not haY'ug entered their appearance and giyen seon
THIS court, and 1t appearing by satisfacforv eyidcnco
that ,hsy are not inhabitants Of this coBpTv If il
ee'ed 'hst The said defendants do appear here on tho
Hst Gay Of the next term and answer the bill Of tbe
pa1'.lns and thai copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted in soFno newspaper pubIiehed IN tbc cit -
i,'cnncno tor two nonhs successivev and cosfed AZ
We IFont door Of The capitol, in tie sad city.
- = cnpv. Teste, =. =. ,IBBCTvi' r.
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IIhGINIi a, rules holden i; ,;, 80
me supefi"r count OF cahoey Eichmord j;s,l
he 81 Gay "i March. 1923; Wade Alosby sen;o ~,
s'" u.s. o"Ve Laid eS or Of Robert Evans, dec h,auce
~ ''e.' ana Thomas Miller, (tcuscce0 Bu,erI,, 2
o'owe 'cii"g Browne and Ors Brow ur w AIDE Moyhv
m o" ''e""'d ~ his own right. and as executor Of
'e''n 'aewooH, dec Richard and William t;a,cuood
Thomas NJ I'm Randolph, IT, AMI ;,u.,, 49,; ;c "r
no~fr an" mary his wife, ard a;ay A. Ga,cwocd widow
CT thiemor Gatewnnd, deceased dts - ~
n" ae'smnants John j. Bower, Thomas Mann Fam
u"'p" IT, "iniam Gatcwood and Fielding Browne rot
"aVs ehe'e" heir appearance and given security ,c
cohs 10 me act of assembly aud the rules of this co.r,
nv " "prs"nns oy satisfactory evidence, that they a re
moi Inhabitants OF this country; j, is ordered Vim.
"""'S no appear here on The first day OF the next
efn ana answer the bill Of the plaintiff nd thar cn
OF 'ns "rdcr be forthwith inserted in some newsnaner NIX
shrd IN the city OF Richmond for two months
Gnu F''' al te 'front.' door of the capitol, in the sai civ
~ copy Teste, J. q. ARROTT a. r
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-14

'ihGiNIf: AT rules holden in the clerks office ~
,ne superior court OF chancey for The Richmond d,is,
me 81 day OF March, 1928: Lew Jones, nit ar,,s
ney Morris Asa Oliver, Richard Boram, and D,hns,
Mi.er' exon OF John Parkinson, dec. dfs
me defendant pabney sfors not having entered his
assembly and the rules cf this court and j, annrari
~ satisfactory evidence, that he is not an nhab,,n, S
ths country; II is ordered, that the said deG.ps,,, H.,
appear mere on the first day of the next term, AVID
s"sf the OIL oil the plaintiff; and that cony rf ,bis
"ugr De forthwith inserted in some newspaper put,rd
)" ,"e cry oi Richmond, for two months suecess,vev
ana posted at tho front door the capitol in the IL %
rs oory. Tsste, J. 2. ARROrn, i -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-14

PIRGiJTi.9 at superior court OF chanceIy holden
at tho capitol in the city os Richmond, the 9Th y of Re
bruary, 1929: Catharino O'Conncll the elder Jnmcq
OCcn"ell in his own right, aud executor Of Thomas
Oonnei!' El'zne'h CnGnclI, Catharine OCurnel the
gounser and Joseph Mayo, administrator Of Cornelius
UNonneli, PITS against -fHdrew Hc;!crion Jacob Lyon
william D. Wren, Sergeant Of the city Of Ricbrinni 10
Wnom was committed i3r administration the estate Of
Miller, deceased, aud William Miller, adn,or Of John
MILLER, dec. dts.
ans cause camc this day hr heard on the pape1s
nFfy read and was argued by counsel; ccnsdera
ION whereof, the court doth order, that the desnda NJ
" hlam ~ Nfeo, do render account Of his admins
gaon o. me estate Of John Miller, while in his bands as
Ge' OF the city NJ Richmond; and tfs tie defendant
"'am Hcr % render nj his ahanistra tior
the said John Miller deceased, siucc bis qualifications
'he cour' Goth further order, that the said Wren and
'sr 10 render an Of John Mlrrs adninis,ra.
"" VI NE estate Of Cornelius OConnc decreased t fore
"e vi me commissioners Of the conrt who directed TO
Henc state and settle tho said accounts md report the
sumo 10 VIC court with any matters specially stated deemed
pertinent .y HIMSELF or which may be required BY the
parties to nc 50 stated.
II copy, Testc, WEI c. PENDLETON.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-14
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= WA. G. PENDLEToN, c. 9.