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Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-04

Of the ballots for Governor cannot be officially
known till December. The information received
on this subject, is by the Statement of Newspa
pers. for their respective counties and by private
letters; norman in the State of Ohio has nforma
ton from all the counties. But the design of sta
ting that Trimble has seven or eight thousand ma
jorty, is evidently to produce the opinion that the
friends OF Jackson not majority. This we
will also show is improbable. We have received
information by newspapers, and private letters Of
unquestionabIe authenticity, from 90 counties
which give ], W. Campbell, the Jackson candi
date, ! 545; and from 25 which give Allen Trim
Bile 10.543 majority; leaving then, 1909 majority
in favor of w. Campbell.
From the following counties we have not heard.
viz: Clinton, Columbana, Hooking, Jackson.
Lawrence. Eorain, Madison, Monroe, Medina,
Mercer Pike, PrebIe. Sclota. Stark, Shelby, San
dusky, Seneca. Union, and Wood.
Here 10 counties remain unknov to us, though
we learn that the Jackson vote in Columbiana for
Congress, was l56 majority that Jackson re-
preventative was esctsd in Stark, and in Monroe
and Clinton. The remaining Is equities are all
small; some Of them evidently for jackson. Tie
counties from the Connection reserve are all in
cluded except Medina and Lorain, which can give
but very small naiorlties against US. SO that al
though this presents the probability of ]. W..
Campbe'ls election; yet. we admit that it will
most probably remain in doubt It'll December.
One other fact Of material Bearing we will
states Trmble is the present Governor -some
Jacksonans voted for him iron. personal esteem
more because It was thou hit lnexprd.eat to run Il
Jackson candidate, and more did nor vote at all
because they deemed any vote given against him
as lost The latter we are told. by an intelligent
citizen on the Reserve, was emphaticaIl, the case
there Aud the votes Of some OF those counties
show it; for Campbell received but ! votes in the
count, Of Gcauga out of 800. and 40 in Ashta-
bula, out of 900 1t is very probable that they
will give five hundred more votes Tor Jackson. -
We calculate that as many as two thousand votes
at least, were given Tor rrimbc that will be given
next time for Jackson, and that the aggregate ma
iority for the Jackson candidates to Congress Is
over two thousand.
| Let every Jacksonian at the coming election
vote for the jackson Electoral Ticket, and we
are sure Off maJcrit, Of five thousand.
JEREMIAH NJ LEAN,
NATHANIEL M. LEAN,
DAVID SMI III.
! Ofthe Central Committee for Franklin County
Columbus, Oct 25, 1928
! Baltimore Repub.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-04

Ianv reparks, that in the hurry Of the nantnt, @a
may have made respecting the members ofthe'
House of Representatives from that section of the
"ountry. We now declare our perfect conviction
# the innocence of our Southern brethren from
the improper designs imputed to them, and beg
to assign this SANDER as another of our rea-
sons for Withdrawing our support from this admins
'sfrati0n.
la conclusion. if any thing which might seem
harsh to casual observer, has ever appeard in our
columns against that great and good man, Andrew
Jackson, for all we express our hearty contrib
ton for it. and earnestly beg that it may be attri-
buted to error ofjud.ement, and not to mslignancy
of purpose. II we have ever been so unfortunate
to wound eitherh feelings or those ofhs friends
we conjure them to believe,
I" That we have shot an arrow Ger the house,
And hurt our brother"
We call then upon all parties to unite in support
of the approaching administration, which is en-
pbatically proved to be the choice of the people
and to those persons who, Suffering under the de-
laslons Of falsehood, may have expressed some OBJ
jectons to the MAN, we beg leave to say, that it
will be the duty of every lover of his country to
support the PRESIDENT U. S. Telegraph.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-04

.'fptaphors. writer at the South sumo time
ago. attacked the administrator in metaphori
cal and 6gurative way, speaking of g cutting off
corruption--s tabbing tyranny to the heart, &c.
We talk in palmer way, but have no objection
to every mans writing to his own style. Not so
our friends Gales and King. The, scream out
c. murder help. see the bloody Jackson men =
they want to kill the Pres,dent-stab John Qnin-
cy, and all the little Johnny Quincy's murder !!
murder :" So, it seems, all the rhetorical lee
lures of Mr. Adams have been lost on hi, dlsci-
pies They remind us of MIR. Malaprops. who could
never make out the difference between an ale a.
tor and an allegury OH the banks Of the Nile
lNoak.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-04
SPLENDID VIEWS OF
AMERICAN SCE.NERY.

Nv Friday the 10Th of October, 1929 published by
W Tx Gteenbank, NJ "a Spruce Street, Phadel-
pia volume Of spcndid views OF American Scenery
'olnwa
Avew Of Beck's Shot Tower, on the Schuykill,
nea Philadelphia, and adj accent scenery.
vie@ OF the Light House in Long Island Sound,
with tn adjacent scenery
3. A OF York; Lake Ontario, with the fori
icanns
a Charact 'ris,ic scenery the Hudson River
View OF Ne~ London, Connecticut, with the ada.
CO / scenery.
View u Lemon Hill, near Philadelphia, the seat Of
ieniy I'ra.i, Esq
= The romo of Washington, at Mount Vernon.
8 View Of tire Great Bead OF the Susquehanna
9 View or the Upper Falls on Seom,n's Creek Luz
cerae county, Pa.
10 View Of he Lower Falls &c S,lomon's Cre-k.
IL Y ew OF the Ga ski Mpuntans Tram the Hudson.
IL View of Fort Niagara, Lake Qltafio from thee
L. House OF the Btnish side
These executed IL the heat style Of Phiiade
phla CRAVING, from drawings made upon the sppl.-
Each plate will be accompanied b, full and acclra de.
SCI ipon hereof TO make il perfectly uteigiD, to
every person.
the work is prined and issued 20 subscribers in The
first syle superior paper and NI la IDS lmey prt
ed cover, aud delivered 10 subscribers very low
price Of dollar. Flexible will be used far
cnuy subscribers tina they be safely sent by mail,
" Any gen, eman, pos, master aud others WHO Will
interest themselves to procure ten subscr her, and remit
$40 he editor, snail receive twelve cup L the
yer, iaterng Patronage already received (l200 scri-
beers have pu down their names this volume viii prob
bly, be succecded by anoher as other plates
engraved ALI orders from the country will be prompts
| " at lied 10.
! Address I K. GREENE AK.
! VI. Ga. Spruce Street, Philsdeprs.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-04
To the Editor of the United States Telegraph.

TO WP Eull0T y Hp UHIIPu olHIeS Ie1PSTuPH'
SIR: A few short weeks, and the long agony
will be over-we shall then know concusive!y,
who will be the next President. For my own part,
have no curiosity Oh the subject; Tor not long
since. made little excursion into the regions Of
futurity, where ascertaned distinctly that Gen.
Jackson would be tile man. While on this trip,
enjoyed prospective peep at the National Intel
iigencer. (which | found was the court pappr nl
those dark domnons) and was permitted to make
the following extract, which may, perhaps, amnse
your readers and at least will satisi, them if they
perceive in it. the realities Of my travels
Ynurs 30
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-04
HORSE LOST.

& rRAYED tt tisht Of the 26th u FROM the resir
- dence OF Judge Stout living Dover; square
built ssyef horse about "A hands high, in his
forehead his tail is rather shor but we'll whe
excited. When approached he mostly lays back his ears.
lie has been taught to strech. Whoever will inform eli
tier OF the subscribers where he may be found shall be
well rewarded by Heury Stout, Dover George w. Cug
minis, Smyrna, or
November = 1879. 45-As
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-04
Robertson & Little.
No. %, Market Street, Whining on.

No. %, Market Street, w dining on.
Where have lately been sold many handsome priest
sucn as $4,000 10000; 7,50ooi 7,1S0; 5000 3,0Uos
500 1000, sc &C. &c.
Bank Notes bought aud sold Cash advanced for Prizes
a soon as presented ders from any part Of the United
aies by NAL (post pad) private conve, ance, enclos-
Ing the cash or prize tickets, will with the same
proap aud punctusi attention as if personal applcs
lion
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-04

AS far have from the electoral cleo ions in
Pennsy lvana, the Jackson majores much larger thar
the, the 18th of Ocober The City and County
OF Philadelphia gave about 5000 We have heard thu
Chester County has given SOC majority for The Jack
electors. and If Delaware Ccuny has gwen mainrit,
against rs at an much smaller an The orc, whcl
fell shor, of the Adams estimate aboui 500.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-04
39OEETICAz.
OHIO FOR JACKS SOM!

The Western Mail brings Us the following En-
fra from the office of the OHM Monitor. published
at Columbus the capitol OF the State The gentle
men whose names are signed to it, are known in
this city, and are of the highest responsibility
This is the latest news from Columbus. ration
al doubt cannut be entertained that ONO gave
her Electoral vote on Friday for JACKSON =
This is SAID for the information and satisfaction Of
our friends, and not for the purpose of influencing
the election else where - Bait Rep.
OHIO NORTHUMBERLAND
F1LSEHJUU DRKECTED.
A handful. dated at Chillcnthe, in this State,
has lust fallen within our notice, stating the ad-
mn,traion ticket, in Ohio had succeeded, and
that Alien rrlmpe, the administration candidate
had been elected by seven or eight thousand ma
iority. This we pronounce to be false The au'
thor must have known that he was stating what he
| did not know tn he true,
| The law of this State on the subject OF returns
requires the vote for Governor to be enclosed & seal
ed to the Speaker Of the State. Hence, the state
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-04
DELAWARE PATRIOT.

"Frown indignantly upon the dawnng aenat
one portion OF the Union from another' WASHINGTON.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-04
THE Mex IS IF
New-York Consolidated Lottery.

Li.,,o FIJI EaA FON 1875.
To be draWn in the city Of Neg Fork. Wednes-
day, November l2. 1928
FORTY FIVE No. LOFTERY-6 drawn BALLOTS.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-04

Whole Tickets Sl0-shares in proportion
eO which $500 will be payable in Ids. described 10
the subjolned schedule.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-26
From yesieTday's EnTrrG.
TO THE PTRIJC

There arc few duties moro painful 10 tnan orl,onor
man TINT OF being forced into n nowspapor yndica-
jlon Of character.
NO one can regret more than 10, tic necessity
Mh'c conpels re TO make this appeal TO tho Public
mere are situations, however, in which fcclincs of
regret ana delcacy, must yield TO higher considcra
IONS, such smy case. The duty which owe NV
friends and my country, and the late continued nj
Temps to pull down NY character and reputation
max" 1t proper that should give to the Public tho
explanation and evidence which viii be found in ,ls
Address shall do this IN ne few words ms pogsibln.
and ondonyor 70 place the subject in the light think
II ought t. stand.
have been charged by Mr.. !. Sloane. r. member
OF Congress from Ohio. with h1ving promised him in
Dec. 1875, 10 "sustain" The Adninistr ration of Mr.
Adams, provided hc would elect rne Sneaker of tho
House OF Representatives. II will he borne in mind
that THIS was, las nc asscrf H. Tire Hall ortbc Honso
on nc morning ofthc first Hcciag oChc f0h Congrees
q"a N memoment 96ah'o'iiag for Spcatcr.
Before submit the evidence which will acco-noo-
ny this Address, will offer very briefly some ccnc-
raj remarks, upon the eXtrcne rnprobabiiiy and fol
oil charge taken in connection with The time and
circumstances under which il is pretended tho dcca-
ration made.
u must occur TO every intelligent mind as morally
impossible that could be either so foolish or dcpra-
'cd, oS 10 act in the manner charged. without some
adequate object or motive. My enemies have said
That, 1T was to CRAFTY my ambition in reaching tho
Chair of the House of Representatives Let us pause
Tor moin"n' md SOC Nhc'lrr llis could have hccr
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-01

dJH'', C'Erac, and Rnzc Departments of
''iEouc AMI o' aud tarnnrr, Foracr, u, ~ Lat.
opo-rs 20 the cultivation OF the
Fi.E'n m mi:cd States, Subscription which is now OXEN
M n t. VIII c!asc go furnish Subscribers with their Crane
'irr Roots borc tho Of ,h r,t and forward them frs,
ocNTHF to TIC dhrn cities whco rptiun Isis s!,all
htve a"n onnNa The Roots viii years old and will
PT?'c considerable tho year from the time of their
being Pau'ed lh will b carefully CHASED and packed in
boxes with sonr of the original soil in which they vc bern
when 'r1nsrlanei. " '
Orcrs VII he prc'ual!y attended to- the Subscriber. de-
naus rue quantities and coi of the Grape Vine they
wish TO have They will enga pay for io, Roots more
at the ric Of ~ for each Root, for les, than I, NJ the
rate OF ID cents and - per Root than "A, oyt
on'g ao OIL shall Inc pad OF cents each
Tor 1000 OF p Tor less than 1890 and 10 cents for
!c's than III Roofs. ~ "
i2v'een to b. 'nic delivery of the Roots Letter, not
received, unless postpaid.
o. Subscriptions Lists og,nri-at .a;ir York viii, Al
PaonSr ioHoat, g. Wal src5; Boston" f. CoTrrIar,l ian
Willard Rloads; Io~hi~fon C;iv N,iam TrS R;ri mon
i'1.cnnr Al'n ~ Co; Srr,G7,sh Hail. s,rtcr 6 T,,cr,
N'mi%n'S, Foster s Hurting Charleston, T. S; T. Strc
Ms :. Iorr,rs Hor Of, tn, Cl,,u, of nc Gran, Vino. md
le Maxim; Of W;no Inv h fund al Tue r,inc;r, bt
Seucfs Of the ntct States ard his hruts furnish, them
lgrafisi 70 S'lhscrtcr;
C""lss q tfrcpc Ise onr f, M orr.r proposes to
ir 'ownc species arr alcc;ci us rlc br tho choice Of
whrh IS el % Subscribers:
rSc Robin lYcS vii. big clusters Gil ~ Tour :rc rn;
DO Mc'n; ("r Io'J1nil !, Sweet t;,llan' s. Muscat s.
=. l5N%y 10 sy::lM Ii, cousa'tia r. Nalasa.Rrp--13
.@ifr luT'1 IL Njav"isic IS Red Font, (i Eovgl I6
For IT, y 'rr1s ' AM, 10 Rr,o.o % ~
ciheLc ~ Plant dc Dane - Oiiveh b. occtc Il ;lau
las 20, rirardm; 80, "oSs 81 la,>c- Rra--32, Car, 3
irrcfgnat; -, s. can, 81 Jacpn -, Mouncr 81 PneruI
~ rn9nif5; - Fe'Urcs; IL, 'onrsisran ii, iioutciian
tar Tire TIie -Hmrh-li, Casso;;s (ffon Fontainc
SSrau1 49, No. G9 , a. Do Cracking; a, Do Musk; H.
!'n.) D., or iE0n lqG, 81, Sl'vs'9n Chaselps
~ M;cat Forge Hllscat trcv; So Darnas Violet 81 D
SaH3 Gin
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-01
Auep, 90
IRGITIA:

YihGiNlA NJ rules holden in the clerks Office stre
superior of chancery the Richmond dis,rir,
tn" 4ih day of August, 1926 William SIegginson, MI
against Robert H"rsey adm'or Joseph C.. Messnsn1,
and Philip Duval, dns.
The defendant Philip Duva, not having entered IFS
appearances and gwen security according the Of
assembly and the rules of this court and il appea ring bv
satisfactory evidence, that he is bitan of ,
country it is ordered, that defendant do appear
here on the first day of the term and answer the bin
Of the plaintiff and that copy this order be forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper published the city of Rich
door of the capitol, in the said city.
81 copy. Trs,e, VIM. G. PEvDLEror C. e.
Pif6i"fI9: At superior of chancery holden
al ire capitol in the city of Richmond, 9Th day of
February, 1923: John w. Smith, pit against William
u iayior and Eliza his wife, who Eliza arshsIl
Thomas o. Ma rshall, JOAN j. Marshall, Edwin Burn.
ley anu Lucy NJ his wife, who Lucy Nj. NJ slr7f
heifs OF william Marshall, nec dts.
Oh motion of the plaintiff COUNSEL the MARSHAL of nm
court IS assigned guardian 10 the infant John J.
Marshall u defend him This therevpop. TIM
cause came on this day to he heard b answer
VI me infant defendant by his guardian the other
nsIennanis on the several deeetH orders taking the bill
"r confessed as 80 ttenI which appear duty
eHecdtcn ana an exhibit, and argued plaintiffs
counsel; on cnuside alton whereof, doth order
h' the defendants rrnder Of estate Of
"h'c" Tie sand William Marshal died
before one Of the commissioners Of count who ia
nirerted 10 report the the with any u,ae~s
'peiay stated deer'rd pertinent by himself, or which
may D" required by ;bc parties TO he s q 81 n ted.
copy. 1este, WM C. PENDLRTGN, c. C.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-01

STAJNToN ACADEMY.-4he undersigned u conf
~ mtice appointed by the BOARD trustees, OF
aitiacns the attention Of the public 10 this nsttonn the
nope ua' ny o'ilsiS advantages sufficient degree of
encouragement may ne oraed To promote the of c,uca-
f'on m ucf own ishiouood and advance the interests of
society The local situation III this seminary is
poets, very bivoura5le The climate sor,Omy healthy
ue os IA" people are generally correct AMI the
mttcc have uscciaed that boarding ay had in respectable
private families nj rate dollars session
OF FIVE ma,ls They have n,aic enquiries the terms
o i"anln. IN tvcrns, as they consider pc;lcnt YOUTHS
should exposed the temptations iacien, to the hes, con-
,iuocd houses Of ;iurt description
II is contemplated that this institution will br again
the reception ut pupils the s Of October next provided
prospect oil oa adequate, though moderate for
,u services can he held out to two gentlemen OF high qafc;.
on' who have consented in that event. take charge of the
Acafc;y as Professors To those acquainted with Rev
J'rrH Ssr' and LyrrLEroS w Arrri Esq nothing nee'bc
said hv OF recommendation parents guardians
AT Instance We pledge ourselves f the great worth the
correct department. and the exemplary habits of Mcssrs Sul,
stating tnt teachers better BY tc energy character
tcr rret h'iy o' talents, and their advantages
could not he selected for such institution, We give tins
personal knowledge %. the ncri,Soi these
| HCn'ifrei', VIII whom Intimately acquainted
Tho terms Of tuition will be reduced l-:o,y tina customary
sacs - may Dc fion the following schedule, which
icc,n s2ncuoncd hv the board Of trus,ecs:
Foo ATTN, Greek Mathematics Natural Pbo rrv Chr-nrs-
tr Astronomy, Ehetosicl, Logic Moral and Mental iioso
phy-pcr session, 81,
! For Reading, ienn'arsp, Arithmetic, English Grammar
and Geography pcr session, So
The SEMINARY viii be ocncc, Monday Novcr
trTwX' tiers addressed To any m'-nGer of the
will receive II" most rv:nnpt attention
WILLIAM BOYS,
/ JAMES CRAWFORD,
! JOHN WAiT,
! .FOlINtt. Sewers.
! DRtSuOE g. BALDWIN.
Ann
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-01
Navy CouusSIoNrL5' OrriCu, }

5M September, 1923. :
NAVY uInH'R.-The Co.nmissi1nrrSof,ho Nary will
~ rceiye scaled Proposals Until 2oh oc'oOsr furnish the
MAST AND SPAR TIMER
IL Drc"or SIT cf stas,s and Spa.s, irrluiin Fore,
.hain. and GizenI'ia, is, and Bow-sprts; Forc,
.'.lm, aud Cross Jack Yards Fore, Dam, and !
.'lzcn topInaSs and Jibt)Oms, 6r one -,
one II, ANA two Sleeps ofWar
~ Ntn lo'k-The same for ii, two rrSe Shops
at War and Que sci of 9f,s,s, including Bow
~ ?>rt aud .'ian-bcom, for cae Schooner.
.tHV-;oifnc s:nnc for ~ ,ro Fri%acS, and tvo
Eov-sir, and Hain- boom, for Scho,ncrs.
III" MAJ au' Spar Timber tho dimensions of tho several
BIDS a,Tlca,ion the Com,nandauts several Navy
yards lively mus, be the bcs quality long leaf fine srr
sHahcs md Ill o,hcs ictc,s,
WHITE oAlI AND YELLOW PINE TIMBER.
III Portsmouth, ~ 10000 cub II. of the best long lraf
yellow Pine
.2t Bcstoe----- ~--npr> d. al the best White Oak.
-in,ooJ 10. 81 tho h,'t long leaf
Yellow Zinc.
-! .Ncr )o'i1- -5.o00 do. of The best W hitr Oak.
.J,G0 do. ri the iryt loy, Leaf
yellow Pine.
II r',,1ljc 200 do. ofthc lrs, White Oak.
1000 do of the best iong leaf
~ :! so,-~-io,To tso. Of the bci White Oak.
10000 do Of best lury icaf
Yellow Pine.
n nIeh 0OD do OF the hes, Nhtc Oak
,'iohD of the lrst long leaf
Yellow Pine.
!c Whlc Ok ;u,d ycf,.,, rc ,i.,lc must l,c Of ,c best
quality, rr un sap, 'ctrt Shake ,akes, oe,
defects md ,n"~t h'v "n flri, the sr'lcd hctwr,
M 2nth OF ur'ntg aud H." 20th %! FcbIary nett Each
c:crr p'cn q. this timber lac thirty
crSh, fni tlc wo orcrJgs Is feet length; and the
White ta 'ia,cr obIarr FROM lands near 10 salt
wac, otherwise known within influence N the
n salt
The Ivrlc and clrr" quantity - thu sad Matt and Spar
iu'"r N!ftr tni ant yellow Zinc Imbsr deli
'r ." ''" '~rctvc HUyv ii""' h tho al August, 1920
a%c"Hhy - to pointed rules. pract1 in ''c rcra. Navy
's Hr SIGH ott"r p"cur and srcucnt ia the
nt~>'rs ~ Tic Nary u':Y direct Each cargo, delivery
~ mi OAK and lin" Timber, '',r h. uccomtssnch 10y
@HTl"s nj least '7' cclhc persons, that irlc.l,
brl.
''r. 70 furnish the a1said timber N, male Separately
i Co,'iI'loI' AMI separately for each yard Bidders
H 80 aaiNn II tfclr name and ihor 81 i!wir Srss state
'f' rrnct aud those of their scIir. dtt; and forward!
"r "hrtS, "r'orcl Fcr furnish Mast aud s;rsr THINKER
0r @ hie TAX, or yellow Pine the In, tcvc-
a5r III n-n tic maine of the Yard, place of delivery
Any BID 10. in conformity 90 This adv fanCnt
. N niH INV, WIZ not ~ acted upon. Strt 10-1lt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-01

Yih"iNIA: Al rules, holden in the clerks Office of ire
superior court of chanrcry for the Richmond district,
the 4th day of August. 1;o} Lrvi Swain, Dit ngoius.
John q. Gamble, James Scott, ir William Mayo, William
Mchenz'e, Robert Jennings, Samuel Scott other dts
he defendants 10. Jennings and Samuel Scott, nor
having entered their appearance and given security
ohs 10 the act {" assembly and the rules of this court and
appearing by satisfactory evidence, they re not
h'"ants oi THIS co"py; il is ordered, that the sa i'll
oeiendanfs DO appear here first day Of the ne xt tprn
ana answer The hill of the plaintiff; nd copy Of this
ofder he forthwith inserted in newspaper published
!" ,e Guy {" richmond for two months successfully, and
posted nj the ort door of the capitol the said city,
o4 hcopy Testr, WIZ. G.. PENDLEToN, c. G.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-01
StIun,dn. Nurns. !. 1877.

F5In !mas Baker Mary Baker, cor iaher, Martha ;rtrr
d Betsy Baker, and Hugh t.oln, adm t;coruc Baker
You not Sin' Ih1iIanS Ot tbs commonwealth
take NOTICE AZ r nr>t Superior ourt of Chacc
he holden for the Williamsburg district, shall the
court insin'" the suit .c depending in said count in
which am plaintiff and yoii dcta,!on,..
JOHN GODDIN.
hr-. 1923 6i-,vG,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-01
sALy5.-i.g =

FHNtTST sAJs1.-t.y virtue n dr,i Of executed
a h. Thomas Oliver the -'t=cr' rs, certain
sGn 81 .y thGrcn mentioned, rrrrS date the 18th day
tc0.;T ~, C.v recorded ;C county count Ul Bannvcr
eha, "'l cell, ~ cae, public auction, pre-
rrc on y 7rlav - en- da Of rocr 1879! a; - o'cl6ck
49,! a7 O! s-r les. with good dwelling ami all
c2urcre ho=os ":'a Thereto. 'creon The did Thomas
Diver DIS, vin- ard bo'Ig 're county Hanover,
1r adgi7iu- tne lands Of N1~a Iweiakc John b. Green
and a-9 DO NJiuJ, ri land lately purchased
~ Mary Cannon. Tie i.r 0 ihc aforementioned land
cH9cd 70 be iudisp' shall only convey srch tic
rs !. .'' '., il, John TYLER Trustee.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-01

s'OJEeIITrED the Jail of the corporation OF Lvncabrr
on the 18TH day of June last runway, PsIEBE,
Save thG hongs 10 James NJ Peasants and was h
tue prison, year William Carer Of the county Of Gocr,
!jnd Sa Save had nn when cnulnrd, hl lritn; or9S
i' cuat, OF shoes has impeachment m her ecrcl
1d prsrs To in about twenty dr old She is dark
~ It''to a0 IS about in or inches hoh. Jtrc owner OF
e ar'v1 vc is desired 10 forward prove property paw
cnrs, and take her away, she will Ia dealt according
10 la-H SANI;TEI, BII NSSFDpD Iat,