davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-14

But, sir, the people have taken the alarm; they
are wide awake, and at the next Presidential elecr
tion will enter their protest against the right o.
any man to make Presidents for them, and let
Messrs. Adams and Clay know that they can make
Presidents for themselves
Mr.. Chairman, think understand some gen
tlemen in this house. They look forward to a GER
tain event which is to happen next year in this le
sisature. The gentleman from Fayette wishes to
make great stir about Internal improvements ;
and the gentleman from Neson-l beg PARDON
the gentleman from Pulaski, throws the whole al
ministraton right upon the Dukes hobby Now,
they would break down any hobby in the world
they are too heavy, MIR. Chairman; Internal I'm
provements cannot carry them SO in this battle
between Adams and Jackson, the hobby Of the gen
tleman from Fayette is killed dead enough. But
the gentlemen need not trouble themselves. Though
they think they are marching to the promised land
| can tell them that. like Moses, they will never
get there. The gentleman from Fayette puts me
in mind of an old Fox hunter who has been ON the
chase all day and lies down exhausted OF the trail
at night He seems now inclined TO rest little
nut we may soon expect him again to open on the
scent But he NAV as we'll give out the chase; Tor
he will then be as far from catching the toX as ne
! is NOW.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-14

Mr Han,ton from the Committee Military Affairs, TO
~ch the subject had been referred, made the following
REPORT
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-25
TIE DECAY OF FEELING.

When flowers that s,rew our path are bright, and all
around is gay,
And each fair 10y about us shines too brilian, for decays
When friends with gladdening smile and pleasure
beaming eye,
And rapture speaks in every glance and every breathed
SIGH;
When natures free and bouneous hand opening to our
sight
New rcl and ever-varyng stores Of deep and pure de-
light,
What bosom e'er foresees that all these beams of golden
ray,
AZ the gloom If life draws slowly on will vanish far away
That ali ,ne buoyan joys of youth must find eay tomb,
And droop and wither in the shade OF moments yet 10
Yes, young enthusas, all those dreams. lovely now
10 thee,
Like he ranbows bright but transient arch, will vanish
beetngly:
The voice Of love- whose music now thrills thy soul to
Whea few short years pas will fall unheeded on thy
AID beauty eye ard lip, and brow, SO lovely 10 my
Age cruel age will soon vcst of all that fair and bright,
Yes all must fade, dearest joys, the feelings Ut tbe
Which Use so warmly in our YOUTH in chilly age depart;
Like bright and hueiing birds that come, on m'rthn
gaudy wing,
Aud pour their song of melody amid the bloom OF spring,
When winty winds with ICY breath have borne that bloom
away, ,.v
Steer their fair fight, and leave the earth to winters chilly
sway. n
So when es winter comeh young affections n.y.
They canno, revel and be gay beneath ower,ng SIX,
The bleak and bghng blast OF years hath swept across
the soul, . :,
wiherng the vernal bloom Of youth beneath its harsh
control;
The beauteous flowers have lost their hue the azure pain
ted sky, -
Whose deep and heavenly blue calm, its summer pur
The freshness of the heart gone the soul is lost in gloom
And darkness grows yet darker still VIII vers nwards
-A'o The t,&nb. Phl Non. Magafne
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-25
published ON TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, BY
j. f. CLEMENT,
At No. 1O4, Ship\ey Street.,
FOR THE PROPRIETOR.
Wilmington Bridge Company.
FOR THE PROPRIETOR

yEALED Proposals s he received until s, nrday, % Ii
y Instant, for Supplying the Bridge With On for one
Year and with the prices per gallon for each kind. Sum
mer and Winter Strained.
.q.N.vU.aL MEETING AND ELECTION.
An Annual Meeting of the Stockholders will be held
Tuesday the Isl day Of month"; between the hours o
and o'clock, r. NJ, a, the house .f Gen. j. Wolfe
n which time there will he election for three dec'ors
In Mace of three whose time will then expire
JOHN TORBERT, Treasurer.
Wilmington, March 10, 1929 16--4t2 4p
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-25
LIFE OF LEDYARD.

Just received by A. & HI. Wilson, The Life of John
ryard the American Traveller by the Rev. J. Sparks,
"0i'os OF the North American Review.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-25

for the cure of Scrofuta, or Kings Evil, Ulcers,
rheumatism, Syphititic, .uercarial and Lirer
Complaints, and mast Diseases arising IN dsbit-
itated constitutions, or from an impure state Of
the Blood, &c. &c.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-07-24
SHOCKING PIRACY.

Extract of letter from gentleman at Ha- wanna to his correspondent in New York, da. ted July Sd, 1898.
 The conversation of the whole city is turn ed to one tOpick it congresses all our present thoughts and chiIls us with horror. Perhaps in attrOcity the act is without parallel. Tn, French packet, trading from Vera Cruz to Bordeaux, was attacked by Pirates of the Colorado, about the beginning of May and massacred every soul on board, amounting to 87 persons.
 The passengers consisted of old Spaniards, who had with them their wealth, which is estimated in specie, plate, cochineal, indigo, &c. at S1,5OO,OOO. After completing the rob- bery, they sunk the packet. Humanity shud- ders at this barbarity but she can yet furnish better excuse for those who, from the busi- ness of their early lives, or the force of con- tinued bad example, strike such blow at so- ciety, than the misjudging and bribed govern ment who tolerate them so far that the capt. ain of the pirate stood with the utmost affrOn- tery, near me, few days since at the most publick resort in the city.
 The circumstances have been learned from fisherman, seized by the pirates to serve as pilot. He was landed upon an uninhabited key; and from thence taken by one of H. B. M. schooners. He mentioned there were se- veral women and children on board, who like the crew and males were inhumanly butcher ed
The Litchfield County post., 1828-07-24
:Horetg,l HmtRlltgemrR.
THE FIRST BATTLE,

The Nuremburg Correspondent of the 26th May furnishes us with an account of the first great battle fought between the Russians and Turks, in which the latter have been com pletely defeated with the loss of nine or ten thousand men killed, for no wounded are mentioned, beside three thousand prisoners. The Turks also lost A new brass cannon, GS mortars, and lO7 standards The loss of the Russians amounted to l,75O killed, and about 1000 wounded Thus has the pride of the Turks been humbled in the great encOun- ter, notwithstanding their boasted prepara- tions of defence. A great portion of the Turk ish army is shut up in the fortresses of Giurg
 ewo, Rudschuk, and Sistria, amounting to thirty five thousand men, who will probably have no alternative but to surrender to the Russians. It appears that the Danube had been crossed by the Russians with little trou- ble. The Turkish forces in the field were forty thousand infantry, and eighteen thous- and cavalry, and was greatly superiour to the Russians. The Turkish new troops stood firm, ,and at first succeeded in throwing part of the Russian cavalry into disorder; but the arrival of the infantry and horse artillery put the Turks to flight. They were pursued se-
The Litchfield County post., 1828-07-24

UNIVERSALISTS.-Of, this order of religionists there classes, spoken of and referred in all
 treases upon the subject. One class, the members of which are called "Unversaliss," professes to believe in the immediate salvation of all They deny that there is any intermediate state between temporal ex- istence and heavenly felicity, any of the children of This is the class excluded by law from testify ing in court of jus ee. The other class are called Universal Resorationsts, and profess to believe that after season of punishment and discipline in future state, all the children ofmen will be "restored,
 raised from their wretchedness perfect felicity Men of this faith affected by the above men, tioned rule of law. This mention, because from remarks last week, and heretofore the inference has been drawn that all who are called by the name of"Universasts, Fare cut off from testfng in Courts of Justice. While upon this subject, will subjoin the expressed views of number of distinguished ju- rsts relative the of an oath, and of the per- allowed testify. In l8I6 in ihe case of Cur tis Strong, the Supreme Court of Errors consisting of Judges Mitchell Reeve, Swift, Trumbull, Edmond, Smith, Brainard, Baldwin, and R. Griswod, expres- sed the following opinion, without dissenting voice: :-
 'Every person who does not believe in the ohliga- hon of an oath, and future state Ofrewards and pun ishments any accountability after death for his con duct IS by LaIo excluded from being witness: for to such person, the law presumes, no credit is to be gwen. Testimony IS not to be received from any
The Litchfield County post., 1828-07-24

Attending this action was an incident which pro- duced greater sensation than any other which oc- cured during the day. The spade which the Presi- dent held struck root which prevented it's penetra- ting the earth. Not deterred by triaing obstacles from doing what he had deliberately resolved to per- form, MT. Adams tried it again with no better suc- cess. Thus loiled, he threw down the spade, hastily shipped of and laid aside his coat and serious ly to scork. The multitude around and on the hills & trees who could not hear, because of their distance from the open space, but could see and understand, observing this action, raised loud and unanimous cheering, which continued for some time after Mir. Adams had mastered the difficulty.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-08
SHENANDOAH MowYSE.

'INHE Nj ARYLAND AND VIRGINIA STEAM
n BOAT COMPANY observing that the Steam
boats Richmond ana Petcrshrret which plv ~.
tween Norfolk and Richmond. advertised Tor sa!v
en- the Goth nist-tO prevent disappointment To
travellers, the ss'am boats VIRGINIA nlul NOR
FOLK will ran hroIgh 10 Richmond from Balti-
more, stopping NJ Norfolk aud City Point; accom-
p'ish which, the NORFOLK, Cnpt. jno Ferguson
Sen. Will leave Si horc every Sa7dty rtjc57iOon, al
ocinck for Norfolk, commencing ON Sunday 23d
inst: leave Norfolk for Richmond every TUESDAY
morning at O'Clock leave Richmond cvorv Wr,ncs
day morning at q O'clock and Norfolk tor Baltimore
every Thursday morning Mt o'clock.
Tho VIRGINIA, Capt lno. Ferguson, II. will
leave Baltimore every WcdursirY eccn. at :.o'cock
inr Norfolk, GONNA ,ncinr 26t inst. leave Norfolk for
Richmond every Friday morning ~ O'Clock. leave
Richmond for Norfolk every Sunday morning at
O'Clock, and Norfolk for Baltimore every Monday
morning at O'Clock, oS lonr tn, mitigation is
open. Fare from Baltimore Norfolk ~ ircn, Nor
folk I" City Point 70, and to Rcliinand 81. Al bac-
gage and gUods al the rsi, ~ the owner ~ ol ucrs
JAMES FERGUSON. Art.
pb-1 I Pav-i,-s ~, lorf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-08

XIRt.INIA: At irs holden in inc CeJS,s Office Of EsseN
county, the 81 day of November Ia 81 Elizabeth l.
LUDLOW, William Garrett, guardian of Mary Elizabeth and
Richard John Ludlow plaintiffs dy,ts, hlary, Elizabeth, anI
Richard John Ludlow, infants OF Richard Ludlow, dec James
NJ Garne assigned guardian I'D Item, defend raid hr
ian's, and Richard Ludlow, ,ants-Ia CnAScEay.
The defendant Richard Ludlow, having his ap-
reaiance and given security according the VI assembly
aud the rules oi this court, aud appearing ev
dcnec that he Is not inabitat of tins therefore,
the motion oil the plaintiffs, ordered that the said deien,
Richard Ludlow, do appear before the justices of the county
court al Ex, on the thd Nouay in January next
s~er their bill aud tina, copy of tins oer be forthwith inserted
newspaper OF extensive uculuon. published In TN,
Commonwealth inr months SUCCESSFULLY aud that another
copy he posted front dior of the county,
copy Peir, ZACH Z. CRirrINDEN, ID. G.
~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-08
Donald .iDAIR.

Us L published by Peter Cotton, and for sale at lie
- law and Miscellaneous Bookstore. "DONAI,D
ADAiR,. novel by young lady OF Virginia.
lis letter IN he lowlv Won,
And range with humble livcrs, in content
Than tn hc persed up in a glitt.ring greet
ana wear golden SorTow. SnANsFtAEr.
In two Volumes, price 81 80, bour'is.
irtTdrt f'0m he PFeji,ce.-'P Patrick Henry, the
p',c OF genius aud the glory of Virgiuiu, though
bright in history and green III the memory Of his
corarymen. has never been the theme of novelist
Sacred 10 ruh, 10 virtue and genius he formed one of
the mos, polished pillars in the temple of our ind pen
dyncc. unutorncl by the ,llct TRAININGS o; .,ion
able folly, unbiased by the studied philo- Div OF
schools is genius burst upon his country in I'll the
splendid originality Of nature. Many figured mere
c"nSpcuoi'sy upon the field OF baltic Dot none pos
SSri more holy regard for liberty, or u I,rrc "a
cred love for ms country. His voice first aroused
'gEa from the surIber OF slavery and oppr.s ion.
ana Taught her 10 eNc,aim Liberty or DEAN
d, ,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-08

GiWlr aud Lot md Gtr,-,r !, Franc, a., DE-; v Lat
yo"> To c numerous fNnG - ma" cuiy OR NpE
Hif y L. viii engage tirni-I Subscribers tc titr,
Nr'e Roots bcSTr FIRST q sct net, and forward them free
rNcnfc, Il the different r'tv, where subscription lists shall
have hccn opened The Roots WI three vrS old and viii
rntuc' considerable i,' ne second time Of tr
'"Nr VITA some Of ID. original S"'i Ia wnch ,cv been
raised, which viii greatly facilitate living Of tie Root,
wt'u trn>plntri.
tcss VIII he ,trct,l. a,,crlcl 90 ,c el,-fiAcrs f,
'i ~ ''e quantities and 'r nj the t,. Vine Roots
w', t" nave" The, viii engage lay ,or ,Uo Roots uu
- we rae OF -, coats 'ich N'' Hr les than 1000, n the
r' o - ctUt ami 2'cys rcr Roo, lrc loss ra boot
my p yc7rS o., -hyl 80 !Iii t e. ,v r"u "a, g..
,1T is' W more ~ ce's For les dian 1888; and 10
av"cnim homa'' delivery C! the Roots letters No,
2 s'tcisc'i, G.c>s postpaid.
~ Subscription LIS oyencd-ar ,N;r lo,t with Al
p,oiN' tc'hl, - Wl->igcc Eosi,,, l.. Copeland, I'm,
i"r'"g r. Mliirln" PLiidc,@o, Van Arnin,c i}1isrore
Nh'r hhFis; - TshjlgtrR CITY, William ptirp; h5c6sas
Davenport Aleu- & -; Srroaioh all siu,ytcr < TuDs,;
NTc"'teu'5, Foster ~ Hutton, Ctlraoa /. 4 l. strrc,
Nh y Tor.,T 'o1k nu tho Culi, Of the C.rac Vro and
me AHSns Of Vine. may be iound principal Book
'l';, 81 c N"i"i States and his Agents viii furnish then,
Catalogue u Gyeic nc Roots, ,t 1Ir Iorp,r proposes to
The following sccics arr Selected rs the best the chocc O,
| Which - left TO Subscribers.
2abie Gng,s, or tor Making It'j,-Nurs-i si.
carte Robin iyCs with br, clusters ~, ir Tour
Do A ling, Tor foadi;) j. Guiiant = Niuca: e.
,! fon'isnau Mu7calc.c, from the Lo B. Nlavoisic
y Tokay; IN, Syrian; Il, Costan,ia, - Nltlaga-RgnS
farac Nue-at IT, NIavoic; - Rc Foot fried Ro.rrl Ii;
Black t!aulorr. ~, ConstaG'ia.
Fr UrisWn'rE-la Auycy ll - i'lnnque',co Do Dor-
cihc -, Plant &c Dame =. C.yeiiC: ~ Doucce. D. liant
lie Rcnn -, Burgundy 70, NIoilon D. NiaIcc % Bourne
Ia; p, i-aI'" 81 Chaosse;3i, ian,aRtn32, Clare, b.
81 Prnlanc 80 TcinIieT; IN, BouEguon ~, Boelait;
! y. 'u,Sf: j. ST Antoine.
"u ~ Do GoGGli' Do, Do "ctns; -, DO MUSK 10,
'srat ic; IL, d.. Snail Berries - DO from Jer,a-
81 M,ca' Rosc -, Nfcs trcyi sc, >ap,as Violet 81 ,-
MAS OF Po9nei; SO, Early Magdelcr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-08
1gnyv aND sUPaRTcR AeTrC1x.g
Have i'cccired by TIE Lnst Packcts, rc,y ,rtcnSirc
supplies Of
FASHIONABLE BOOTS 81 SHOES.

Such Us ladies' and gcnticmcns moccasins or over
soC&s, ofcvery kind, ofhc mos, comfortable az
licics ever invented; And complete assortment oi
ih"a rubber shoes; Leather travelling trunks, wiki
iron frames and travelling bags
Also, ladies French &; American slippers, trimmed
in every fashion; seaskn & mocl-ld wakrer shoes;
lasting walking shoes. with and without heels, single
ana double vanpS and some lined with India rubber;
elegant lastng silk AMI satin dress slppers Of nvrTy
fashionable colour.
Gcntlemens superior made enc calfskin boots with
square and round toes, and great variety AT every
price to 50 So fine skin bootees OF every descrip
ton, and some very stout; Also, superior dancili4
pumps with square and round toes, and with Buckles:
very extensive supply OF misses boys g. children's
boots and Shoes, Servants Shoes OF every kind.
g All their goods warranted.
Seal-slin and Hair Trunks OF every size
~ at tie corner of .Iain Gad Iitt Stiqrfy
nov CS--ff
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-08
no oO-1 u

sCSf publishcdb by PETER COTTON, his Virri.
- lila and North Carolina Almanac FOR the y5ar
1929, containing. besides the Astronomical Cacul.-
'"S, Courts. &c. &c. vurr,y oi curious useful aud
entertaining mlScrs-tuc Astronomical part cllcul,.
ted ny Joseph Cave OF Orange county, w. and Tor
sale by the grocc dozen or singlr.
In Press anl shortly VIII be published, New No
vel, 10y foung Lady OK N~qnia entitled Donald
i'air,' two volumes.
Ills
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-08

quarterly cuIr, held cor Cumberland county tho 27h
"a day OF October 1925 John r Williams, ph orn,ns Wiz
er w tr'r Jnn T. Iricc, VIM d. rI;ce, and Anna Price
dfs--lS CH,NCtly: ''i
The deFi't0i Warmer w. Price having entered nissan
pcarhte hd sscu sccuriiy according tie of assembly
ana uc rules oil us ccnTt, and appearing by satisfactory
evidence uat lie is irabitiu OF this Country odeS
' tc sh eencln' do appear here ihe fourth Mond;.
IN January next aud answ" tie plaintiff bill and rha, cory
OF Iris order 10 forthwith inserted ia some ne, ss,per nj
!sc IN the city of Richmond for months succ,yoly ua
posted n, lac mont door of the courthouse OF this country
% AcDpy Icse IStiIAR IVOODSON IL Z
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-08

L rules hoden in the clerks Of the county cour, -,
hlis ~ ituer, the f' OF Octolrr 1923: Philip H. Pen.
Is CH,NCYRY. N' '''
nc orln'nn,s no having en:rd 'hc'r appearance ant
this court and appearing Ivy sasc;or, evidence that dr.,
aIe not inhabitants OF this State j, is ordered that do1ndI.s
90 aiptt mere on TIE second Monday IN January next ali
inserted III soTe newspaper published m the CITY ~
.'C,i, io TWO months ueecSavcy and posted lf,,
door nj the courthouse of the sld county ~
6p cnny. Teste. EORERT ROIIARn Z, n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-08

ELEGANT GOODs.-Ihare received by The Exit and
M other late arrivals,
Black and ccloured Ialmyrne hr ial'os' 6Icsscs,
ilisan neits assorted, black Italian u.rucs,
Hiack and cpoarel eros dc Naples,
Eich hO.rc, lncc sos wells preferences canes aud ruus
Thread aud bohbicr accS and clcingS,
Embroidered and PLAN silk emf wor.tcd ilnscrv,
Sopchuc printed caaibicks and FY,lioh sslsiia,ns
With ynioy OF ohog sa a,, t,cy goods wlca will he
old at t'c lowest prices frc cash.
Oct H. UALL NELSON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-08
aNKIDEiICN A. MAItl. NOnN- KiNnl.r 90,

kTHEDEItICN A. MAYO, BOON -BiNDfF, four
doors te!oc tkc Bel IdrcrH respectfully informs p,,c
that iN s'i carries the Bc1A hur ~ ranrlrs anil
nu,rrS by ms cVpcrmccaS workman f,ain n
paunngc Blank Books executes iu rrcr prncd Book
Doni To any pattern, lie litrJs hisr that hr hns ~
al uIanS long statement at tie Uid slr la which
Hscs ne noy receive shall bc dout executed time nn
i,'rou> public '.ouh has io,r, hcc ths, inspected aud
proved lis workman limp in That lane irss all events,
h" s ~ 0 'ncs To-. g,d (fo lhcr nplycncnt) To- COM
par tr eSepn col any work wan IN tho .ar,c lc -.
b'tsrCss IN tho city OF bChIOu CScvicT Oct Its
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-08
COMMITTED to the Jail of,ie corporation of Lvncbbup

'OhitTED to the Jail "te corporation of I.yncihurs;
90, u'e ION DAY oil June last as runaway, piiSBE,
SLAVE ho she b,;onas toJacs NJ ils,s and ys b;rd
the rcen year to W liain = Carter OF the county of Goo
!e'N. sd ave hi on When committed, b,o strip do,n.s-
liz coat pair SHOES md has IN hnjnr an her sI,crr
ad nPoais I" u" ai"t twenty four years old. tia,
muidtij aud - about feet inches high The owner ~
the above slave is dies red forward pnyc p,ms,,v nav
cigcS and take hc away c viii bc ds, With accordnS
20 law. SAMUEL. A NSIiopO -.
Sept ~ ~ 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-08
COOK & RYAN.

Laftcs S GcntemcaS Bout and Sioc .iTDrf1 iisrLrs
4 toTTtNuE at tior Old established stand opposite
~ the Eagle Hotel where their former patrons and
the public in general, may depend upon having every
Urtlclc ia their lln" manufactured in tic latest fash
IONS and IT tlS BEST materials.
We keep constantly OIL hand, lnrgc supply Of pcr-
tnaen's boots GIac5 and r.tnp: ladies' slippers and
'4alsng Ioc=j, agna scal skin and morocco; pcnlc-
irons stout plantation shoes and booccs; brorucs and
womcu'a leather shoes Tor servants.
! now aud v"-. comfortable fashion Of ladies'
Valking ehocp irs, rocnrrI from London.
Misses slippers aud Walking shoes; boys stout
sIlocs anu dancing piun,s o., Of our own manufacture
G'ntICncns wat3r proof boots and Shoes an
r-ticlo recommended as preventive for colds and
doctors hire. orr country friends may depend upon
our usua pPctug.t'.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-08

NSy A. committed. runaway, ia OF Rockbridr,
w on the !cth oia at sept past nulatto hoy who sv.
his name H. NICHOLAS WEIR, AMI he il iyc-ion Lt
bound until nc is ou,s MIR W,loushy, the county %,
Nelson said Toy abou 10 or II y,s oi aye, about Gst
or 10 Inches hs of light complexion; b,s clothing -, rid
that thoy hc described ne has marks that cnn O.
serve The owner if ANY, is required apply him. or Ii,
viii be dealt with a;lceuoly to law -
CORNELIUS DORNIAN, Jailor
Lexington, Rorkbridgc county Nov. l,li 1928 s:-lmc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-08

IHE Il. GAteAs;i. ". PEfCE.--As you alc i uGll-rr-
IN slcnt oi Virginia All have agent Known ~ me- take
N tha snail az te following places snd periods, viz
ers tavern, Cumberland county, Va the 6 Saturday IN
January next al William Newton jr Buckingham county, y o.
on Inc 'hru saturday n Gud January ncN AMI C!ccrshuc
een county, by TIC III Of Dc ncx proceed 10 TAX ;ic
Ceposons and dayit> Of sunhry Witnesses read a. wi
""hce IN suit IN the county of Cumberland in clalcc
III which an plaintiff and you and oc,sarc defendants,
ig-wJt JOIN u WiJII,Nts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-08
SuBSCn pTHNN

fOR IMPORTING; GR.lPE 1--WE ROOIS FROM
FEtNCE, az e" ,'oisr'ic pTtor. G'd sacotGr.iay thc
,atrO!uctioH 81 ii,si Gutter ia ne Llsttl Sgies.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-08

NIStlS,t: a, rules holden in the clerks Office of the
superior oi chc"ry for the Hchr,ui district IN,
81 day .! November, 10 - Thomas A. a5er, pit
John - Fleming Isaac Quad aud Jan. wife and Samoii
Dyer, jr and MdrilIi his wife, dits.
The Defendants Isaac Curd and Jane his WIFE; and SmufI
Dyer r aud han his wife, having ente their aIrar~
a'cc ond given security according tho axInLv uuI
the rules of this court aud appearing by satisfactory cvA,xr
nat they not inhabitants of this country; icr,S
TIC said defendants do appear here of e n
January tern ami answer Tie hill the plaintiff and that
copy ni this order be forthwith inserted some sct M
lsed IN the city oi Richmond for ami
posted at tho font door nI the capitol the said civ
~ Acopy. ToSc, VIM. G. PENDI.EI1)y G. g.