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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-07

goods, d,ffuses itself very equal! over the
whole state bre ad stuas, the only maiketaoi'
production of three -fourlhs OF CUT popu'aloi'
are wholly excluded by her, and tobacco alone
(which she mus; have, and cannot 2r"d"ce,)
admitted under the enormous duty OF &c cents
,er lb nearly one thousand per cent on It's orr
seiral cost.
Now ask YOU, gentlemen, IN honest eandor'
what would be the probable course OF Virginia
under such circums ancrs, if sic had the power
ito regulate" hcc own commerce? Would not
her language TO Great Britain be, "We cannon
continue our present trade with you've are
willing 10 deal with you on terms OF fair reci>
procity-if you will take of us, what you really
want, and. what we can produce on better
terms than YOU can, we will very cheerfuiiy re-
ceive, in payment, such portions OF your ma
nufac,ures, as we require, and you can iur-
nish US on better terms than we can make 'hem
ourselves. Blu, if, with your population, l'e-
rally starving for our bread-s,ufs, you VIII con
,inue 10 exclude hem from your market, we
shall be compelled TO look elsewhere Tor the
supplies we have been in The habit OF receiving
from you; and if we cannot procure them en-
fair terms OF exchange, we have no other al er-
native left US, bu, to divert portion oil our la
bor and capital from the useless production oil
grain, which we canuo, sell 10 the manuiActur'
or Of cloths for supplying our actual wan,s!'-
Such, unless have greatly mistaken her saga
city and her spirit, would be the language oi
Virginia, if she had the power to speak. And
such, il seems 10 mr., ought to be The Language
of her representatives, in that body TO whic h
she has confded the exclusive power of acting
for her il all matters touching her commercial
relations, both foreign and dome sic.
Under these impressions then, cannot bu,
view with appreciation, any measure, the de-
sign and obvious tendency tfwhleL is, TO dim.
nIsh our consumption Of the woolen and cot
ton goods. til, li"en, the iron, and the spirits
Of Great Britain ami Ireland. The importa-
lion Of these articles, in 1926, amounted 20 up
wards If $50 ,ooo, 900, being nearly S 5000 600
more han The whole exports 10 ths Same coun-
':ies from Virginia, and all the states north
and west of her II no Other good, then, were
TO result from TIE contemplated change, il
would still be Of inGni,e advantage to US, as a
mere retrens hment OF expenses, which we GER
tainly carnot continue to bear. But | hope &c
| be able 10 satisfy you, that the measure propos
ed for your adoption, promises other and We,
greater bensfits to the state towards which you
S and in the double relation OF citizens and re.
personalities.
A FAIRFAX FARMER.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-07

CEMENT FOR BolLERs.-I, is stated by
respondent in The London Mechanics Maya
zine, that a cement of Lime. made from oyster
shells, and worked in a paste .wi,h The white
of an egg, and used upon cracked boiler ten
years ago, which has been in constant use ev-
er since, is now as firm as when frs, put On. Ii
rffectuaily stops the escape Of gas through any
aperture. when no other cement could be made
to rest. The lime must be fresh and unslaCk-
I'd. and The cemen applied as SOON as mixed,
otherwise il becomes solid. I, will resist the
united action Of fire and water; and even the
concentrated acids are stated 60 have little or
DO effect on il.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-07
PRIHrKD AND PuSLIsHBD,
DAILY,
ny sMowDEsI g. THORNTON,
FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 1928.
CARES CURE-oR A EIG FOR CARE.
AND sou THE couNrRI,)

nd Bruthwaite. .4.thor Of "the .anotOmy
PANTY" rye &c. 1865.
Happy is that state Of his,
Who takes the W orld as il is,
Lose he hoaours. friendship, wealth,
Lose he liberty or health;
Lose he all that earth can give;
Having nouS ht whereon TO live;
So prepared, mind, in him,
He's resolv'd to sink or swim.
Should aught detected be-
Cause blind Fortune frowns on me-
Or put finger in my eye
when I see my Damon diel
Or repine such should inherit
More of honours than of merit
Or put on n sourer face,
To see virtue in disgrace
Should weep, when do try
Tickle friends Inconsistency
S. Quite describing mine aud me,
When they should the iirmest be;
Or think much wien barren brains
Are possessed of rich remains,
When in reason IL were fit
They had wealth unto their wit
Should l sigh, because I see
Laws like spider-webs to be,
Where lesser fi.es are quickly ts'cn
While the great break out again;
Or SO many schisms and scots,
Which foul heresy detects,
To suppress the FIRE of zeal
Both in church aud common weals
M. there's nought on earth fear
That may force from me- one tear,
Loss of honours, freedom, health,
Or that nor;at idol, wealth;
With these, babes may grieved be,
But they have no pow'r on me,
Less my substance, less the share
In my fear, andn my care.
Thus to love, and thus to live,
Thus to take, and thus to give,
Thus to laugh, and;t bus to sing,
Thus to mount on pie asure's wing,
Thus to sport, and thus TO speed,
Thus to flourish, nourish, feed,
Thus to spend. and thus to spare,
Is 10 bite a.fg for care.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-07

The Jackson men are exceedingly wroth
with the Secretary of War for his orders on
the death Of Major General Brown. They be-
lieve, or aft CT 10 belirvr, that the mcrited no
mage paid by The Secretary 10 the gent'en' SIS
Of disposition, courtesy of d. pertinent and ten
Ierness of human life, Of the late commander
in ehief ale intended to he cnntrasted with thu
f. and Character Of Ger. Jackson. We &c =
quit the Secretary of any such intention, but
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-07

Aler lhefirst ballot, NJ S,rs Stephenson x
Davi, were wi,hdrawn; and the second ballot
evrn,uatrd as above stated liz the election OF
Mr. Scales Of Cabcl county,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-07

The preamble Of The act passed by the L,
gislalure Of Louisiana, for dcfrayinr cr
pensss Of Gen. Jaokson's late visit to New q,
leans, re'ites tina, the said invitation was gi,
en- solely in compliment 10 the military service
rendered by thu general in defence Of Lou,,-,
and not for political purposes, or in any u.y
to express an opinion on the approaching
election Of President OF The United STATES.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-07

Forty Spaniards, who wcre expelled f,,n
Mexico by virtue of the late law, have AIMED
a, New Orleans from Tampico.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-07

MIR. james Mclaughlin, one of the forme
members cleo ed from the l,t Dis riot, yves
of The ALI ghany,) aying Withdrawn, The Ii
proceeded with he Senate TO ballot Tor the va
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-21

sr MI. Adams and General jackson
we're spoken of for the Presidency, is a
TACT tina, they will be as incapable OF
denying as they would of f~abricating a
false report against their neigbbors. In
short, IL the outrageous conduct charged
upon Gen. Jackson be not true and these
gentlemen having been given as the au
'hers OF the report in question:; and IL
they never did receive the fact, as stated,
from Commodore Decatur, is il not a
duty they w to themselves, 10 Gene
raj jackson, and to the public, 10 say soy
Can their silence, on this occasion, be
justified or excused. on any principle
If truth justice or hcnor1 unless il be
coupled with the concession that the
facts, as stated, are substantially true
and in such case il could hardly be ex-
pected from a thorough going Jackson.
tie to turn states evidence aod thus ON
vict his favorite candidate Of falsehoed
and deception. most consciously be.
lieve the facts as here stated; aud they
are ~candidly submitted TO the serious
consideration Of the intelligent and
peace loving citizens of Pennsylvania,
by their friend and fellow citizen,
A. LACOCK.
Spring Dale, June &C, isas.S
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-21
MARTINsRURG, VA. THURSDAY, AUGUST 81, 1898.

~ne,socorlng counties are beginning TO
e"Jni ; and we feel satisfied that i i
Necessary to set the ball in motion.
70 ensure its acceleratlng and -spccessfni
ess. 1t IS ssary to point out
Tue Importance of such a convention -
me counties bordering on the Po,omac.
nor can 1t be supposed that its recon
would not be az faxorsbIa -
ve'vsa oy the legislature as those from
the charlottesville assemblage, Let Il ba
q'rne IN mind also, that the road from
Parkersburg to Winchester il No
portsnt 10 many of the western counties
than the canaln u
me editor OF the Sentinel verv nro.
perry says: ~ pom this im~po,tanes,,h.
iec' Tue counties Ct Northumberland.
Lancaster, Westmorlaud. Ricbmnnd
Ming george, Stafford, Fairfar Pr
william, ~Fauquier, C~ulpeper. L,oudonn
Jefferson, Berkeley, Morgan, Hamn'
shlre' Frederick, Shenandoah. Rock
''snani' Augusta, Pendleton, and Har.
oy' are directly Interested; and the
counties of Northampton. Accomac
nockor'dge. Bath, Madison. Oranoe
rocahon'as, Lewis. Harrison. Monon'
CANA, Preston, and Randolph, are meas.
tie might have added Mason. Wood
Tyler. Ohio, and Brooke
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-21
kUufs FespectIuIIy,
RICHARD SMITH
August 2, 1923.

A few mornings ago an 40 countrv
Cracker, half horse, half alligator.
and a lttletooch of the swapping tnrtle.S
wenl INTO one of our stores under the
Bun, and called for a glass Of antifog.
which ne had nc sooner despatched.
than ne retired into the back part of
the store. Some time afterwards the
storekceper, wondering what business
he could have there, went in search OF
him, and on looking into one of the
salt 6fns. found the fellow curled M
like a raniesnake, and nearly buriet
IN the salt. When asked what h..
was doing there, he replied thai he
had been in Darien ten days, that he
bad not had a single fight. aud was
afraid be would spCii. Upon being
routed. he stretched himself. and suee
oot 'barra for Jackson and swore no
could fog any thing of has inches lhsk
ever walked upon a pole boat.
LDafien Gosetta
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-21
GEORGE ". BROWN.
on'ontown. Pa Aug 4, 1873.
From The J,kgand


Mr.. Mitchell In your paper of III
a5,h July last, I discovered nv nams
inserted as a member Of the jackson
Commistee o. Vigiience for the lower
District. Whoever bad my name placed
upon hal committee done il sDifhogt my
authority. and contrary to my ,uish.
was once The friend OF General An
drew jackson, aud rendered to him nv
feeble support for President, but | have
since deliberately and maturely consid-
cred ms professions for the Office. and
compared them with those of bi, great.
competitor, and Come to the conclusion
that John Quincy Adams is best qualified
Jor me station. The character and claims
OF the statesman was, with me, lost in
the Jane and glory OF the soldier, but [
have discovered nat | laboured under
an error, and not being, like too many
oil my fellow citizens, l feel an honest
pride IN correcting my mistake. ds q
soldier, | admire Gen. Jackson: hut T
do not think that he possesses tbo.a
qualifications that ff him for ciriI rule.
MIR. Adams has faithfully and wisely sd.
m'nistered the government, and 10 con.
ttnue ham another term will only hA
treadiDg IN a beaten track, and will 40
doubt add to the honor and glory Of QUE
country, not only by the measures he
viii pursue, but by indicating the char.
acter ct that great man, Henry Clay,
"io has been tradueed and calumniated
without measure.
Yours respectfully,
RICHARD SMITH
August 7, 1923.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-21
NV hole No. l4eo.

cheerfuliy close nv eyes against his e.
normIties, and believe, if I could, that
hlsiauits have been greatly exaggerated.
But tie catalogue OF bis outrages is not
more appalling, than | am compelled 10
admit The evidence against him is cop-
elusive. His attempt upon the life Of
Louillier-'he imprisonment of the
Judge-and the Punishment Of the citi.
zens OF Orleans, the execution Of
Wood-the hIfeeling butchery of the
SIX militia men the evil and n~,alevolent
feelings manifested in the murder Of
Dickinson, whom be shot down. wh;ls
standing unarmed, and under circum.
stances peculiarly calculated to claim
ms mercy--the executions Of A,buth.
not aud Ambristei, in violation of the
sentence OF bis own court martial: Tho
outrage upon the feelings of society and
laws OF his country 10 bis attemnt To
murder the Bsntons, at Nashville thu
unworthy manner in which he deceived
the indian Chiefs into bis power at PEN
saeola, and the unieeling cruelty with
which he ordered them To be instantIv
executed Ibis c~ontroversx
with the Spanish Governor of Flor;d.
whom he finally arrested and imor;<,n.
ed-hls threats at Washington to enter
the Senate Chamber and cuf oA' N.
ears OF senators His threat sent 10 the
Secretary OF War, Ia set fire 10 the I.
n'ted States agency house, and inyolys
The agent Of the government, Siias D,n,.
more. IN its flames furnish collectively.
to my mind, such couclusiye-such r..
resistible evidence Of the un~soyernahIe
temper and maIevolent feelings Of tina
man, as to render him in my opinion
unit to be the Chief magistrate of The
American people.
10 those who believe in a religion
winch requires its professors to live ho.
~ ana harmiess,-to act towards sll man
as they would have others do unto tbsm
the present ruthless system OF SANDER
ialsehood and detrac,ion INCREASINGLY
directed against hundreds Of the best
u most amiabie men of the nation
produces a scene OF turpitude seldom
equaHed, surely v surpassed. in the
Union. II appeals to every friend of
'fosn, ioi 'neit temperate and unanimc,rs
opposition to a cause supported by mea.
sures so utterly subversive Of Justice.
aud calculated to place at The head of The
nation, a man who stands charged. il
must be admitted with too much ruth
with Amos Every crime forbidden in
the Decalogue.
GEORGE w. BROWN.
~on'ontown. PA Aug 4, 1878.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-17
FoiuabLe RcoE Esfate-
AT AUCTION.


IT PURPOSE ceiling to the highest bidder on Friday The
- Sth DAY Of August next IL fair Otherwise the neat fair
nay SUNDAYS excepted attract OF land By Iir
awhile C'add9ek by iced Of irut to secure the paw
ms debt therein meuoued teing duly recorded in the
'k' on Of Halifax, containing, by est,mson 522 g..
acre. OF mere aboui'i has on excellent improvements
consulting OF Two story house. with four Below spd
ssye rooms above with extensive porteo and p,rebe,
an h' e Kitchen laundry and other house, ~ The
)oi ssC 1omnOdous canary and stables and other u-
convenient tos farm IN good repair II repre-
'hs' MGR. than half ri this tract of Isud
ahd o. god q"ahy Or tobacco connodiou,y situated i
pv'Ie family, who may choose 10
Keep nuen hong contiguous the ma n stage road
TWO nie south # HALIFAX IT, aud situated that NAV be-
conyted with convenience, 10 rupiie purpose or a private
Iouta AZ sJ he preferred. All who wish view the prem
"s ATE Teiefed 10 DE- Craddoek, residing the prew,
TERMS.
bOn1 ard approved security, and deed or trust TO secure
he PayWenjone half payable in ~ months, The balance
IN twJ years The title believed hut a,
Trustee, sha only convey suhb title, vested in me bv
'be deed Dr. Crsddock 10 retain po,se.ion until rse s
osy o. zee next TH0S. EASLEY.
God june fsca.
TIE above sale meets my appreciation concurrence
81. GRANVILLE CHADDOCK.
Jane W. t0--wt5tbAug.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-17
fcnidte .dGcden,V.


SPAS The pleasure Of informing ms frronJ, and III rn,
|s-% that he shaPp'iy succeeded placing has Seminar,
prosperity and ucfnu'ss, AMI on f.un,I,inn - n, n, a,
daralr - the nature Of Institutions -tabii,ted nv sr,. ga
a" w'il sdmn IL has ken the huu.e lately occ,ii ~ Mf
Hall, on h.sG"a isJnaly opposite L. tie Rev nj ru
nei'i where he will Accommodate his pup,ls IN 4
leaning Al least equal 10 those that may BE- found H. :
similar Institution TITS coun'ry. An Excellent Piar .
approved ny we citizens OF Richmond engaged e. XIV
in'tuc;ions IN Music aud sssi-tani, eun@iis qa4G,
VII ieaeh Drawing and Pointing, AID IN ohei d.
me course 81 uueilon - sJsiem'to an1 exensvf -1bt
BROOKE, late Of F,elerick,burs WHO viii conduct 49,,
30, dnS D"pT'm"i ADD u.e avery exe,non for conf
Tho we Propoe ioPay 'riot attention ,he deporner.
@ yu"s 'oitau Ibem t"f,ush acquaintance wah
object 'l!I be- 10 nbue their With au sbdne eue Of
:. TERMS PER ,EsSoT or frpE MOUTHS.
Board, Lodging and Washing, 81, %
Tuition III al thc Bfauches, 20 90
fecneh, or Drawing aud Painting, ~ So
The above payable alyaure. hu,ic TScfs per Is-tn
hmous otber advantages those Who hoard in te sepp,-,
WIZ nave ~ opportunity 10 speak the French sngusg, aud
REFERETcES REV. WIN J. Arms,rons. REV siepben
Taylor; Doctors Tszee BLAIR CLARK aud Dfockenbrdngb
Judge Bicekenbrousbj Jc'. Tate, WIN. Pendletsn aud
Robert Stsnard, Esqp Riohp'oud Mr. James Cake Msn-
ehes'et key. T. Bowman, Chltossviilt; Kew. Jesse s.
Rev Tho, r. Hum, brunswick; Rev. s. D. Ton9kn, Cum
6ersuJi DR. j. u! RICE Piinee Edwsrd; Gen. l. r. U,de
Oranges Ooi John Thorn. Culpsrer; NJ. John Tonpkfns
iJnenbufg Key -. H. Roe, Pder.ourg; aud Bey.J. q
Eamhff Fayetteville, ". G.
u Mis- Brooke or g I.di,. t,dl b,.
ing, on very reasonable terms
june - ~ we
10 Lstgs Jtnfh, ntgOy o(JoAn U0ithff sc JOIN, Toag
Jorneri curator 81 said dcorief pefsr JuHhoV Iy,p
Wathall, hartley WaitiaNtyp WarhaV.Gia LentI.I,3
Lenthdrsd Risen Ei-n5rih his rife s,sr T,ofh L,,;,
Lsath, Martha Leah Hcnrp 6sa{shGg Urry 6fs ,jSs
Iho mqr'taL John BroHyoyGS E3i-ebets Rs syiCe md
ItAGE NOTICE That on tie i,t day , Jul, n,,,. 49,.
~ John r. Lestrs TaJcrn,n the county u
ne hcurs o. 10 o'clock aud sunet, 70 continue M
ay, until completed, shalt take The ofposfou. 81 cum.
Nfnes'es TO beresd - evidence IN the uit Itpcnd
" SUPERIOR Court Of Chsucery, 81 Rchn.on wbtc
''nih, and you arc Defendant
june &c. if.%St.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-17

in those branches vi expenditure. can only assure
them that, far the application OF that discre,
on depends upon me. shall continue To be aniina
ted by the desire have ever felt TO observe all
practicable economy.
Without being perfectly sure that the inquiries
of tic committee extended beyond the officers i'm
mediately concerned in the Department of State
and the expenses incident TO il within The city OF
Washington, thought ii safer act ON the suppo
si,ion OF their having contemplated more compre-
hensivc inquiry intothc disbursements OF the pub-
lie money wherever made, and the utility OF ex-
istng officers wherever their sphere of action may
be, under the direction of the Department OF State.
have the honor TO be,
With great respect,
Your ohcdient servant,
II. CLAY.
Hon. JAMES HAMILTON, Jr. Chairman, Sc.
p. $. 5th MARCH, iS2S.-This letter was pre-
pared at the time it bears date; but its transmission
has been delayed from that time, 10 procure the
tilted statements from the Treasury which accom-
pany it, and which. from the press Of business,
could not be procured until this day.
H. CLAY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-17

Among the other things rot up a, The Dinner
given to Mr.. Daniel Webster, al Boston. were the
following Verses sung by Finn of tile Theatre-for,
they who " live TO please, must please 20 live."-
There 10 some wit in the lines, which entities them
TO re-publication The Compliments TO MIR. w. arc,
of course, all in Chnrdcfer-we could mention ma
ny acts of his,which require ainendipg-for exam
pie, his opposition 20 the War-atc vote for the Ia
riff, &c. Stc.-But De Gustibus non disputGnd,tn,.
lEDIToRs Enc.
BILL OF EXTRAORDINARY DUTIES,
L,id upcu the Table"
M Chni-manwe meet here sir, support Co;uti'n'
Dh rs not meat that 'cu,s, Joint resolution;
on, oil order, order me me out sit, II YOU see fitting
pa r adept siandins 'uie, you'll proicns the sitting
fai lsi de IA, &c.
Hvins Do~ reported progress Of s,ns
appropriations also made for internal nprope-,snt,,
And Cod ISL 90 Saturday wen tieva,eper sn't,m.
propose icis, which here demaGds thin
Th,' like ca,a'og.. Of freight, Tn exactly ucie:
Our first aet to tell Guew for coienLpg
We d. not know act of his, that needs amending
The Question now before u.s. mr. Chairman, view I'll,
Important, as teaches m TO know bouuden duties
Our import duties .kyhgh, they growing quite ara
r"t even Conn'bas untaHd, co"'tne the RAJ, material
We tho the motive, for the duty upnn Glasses
Ard Money ,ioo". r''in wey, ,,AI he :,reete
But there's heavy duty all Wool uron the Stin,
The tax isst when in aits e,d our money invested
Ws should TAX. oil the tax on Hemp that
As'a'' takes z many n's-s we'll let tn, subject s,s,
Tbe due, WILL I,on goods I'm told advano prices
IF 81, shall impoit much fewer foreign tces.
In Potiftcts the luy's meant 10 party failing,
To put Presiden,ial roads, les, Irony raitincl
TO keep The thread of Argument how may rp1p
The question. while have the f9or, up on tie ca1pet
Wen for foreign Carpets, It's duty meier
10 shake beat the Turkey il. free
Ts duty upon Tndil will rsise Spirits loo, sir,
We cannot the Comuon,ge The
And next 10 know upon, the Vine b
Tcp the question the Mouth, take the Eyes Noe.
Wen pay the duty the Durk, the ass
The duty ,mokl articles, peaur- shall mar, SIR
W., have, last before &C., dra,s back on Segar ,ir
In Committee Of the Whole nni I'm there will be plenty
The nation will join u.s." Nemne disIenti enfe ="
brfwe the bou'e ajouin, tho there's
more vote Of tsree times ttyre"to ga DANIEL came
Judgment"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-17

7g0Y virtue Of deed Of trust executed 10 e .n. ,sr.
- by James Monfos, on the 10Th day Of Sept 1926 and
dMy teoo'neh 'i ihe purpose therein mentohed shall
fIef Tor sfe, TT ready Monday the
next "a The town Of Chlouevie being AIemsrle
certain uaeo OF ind lying snd being m The county Of Abe.
naflei 1hrut miles herw the town Of Milton snd 1 mile
19rh Of hWnna Riyersdoininy The lands Of David Bhehe,
charles iucsrp sud others, aud Containing 7O5 acres
oriess, together with al the buildings aud Improvement
thereon The tuee5 will convey such tile (which n belsV.
- 10 he indrulhel vested them by the
iced Of frost. WIN DANDRfDG Z, , Tfns.
may us N
NJ y. Attic The deed requires sale for resJy mcnsy the
'rue' consent 10 elitbe property credit Il l. AID
as w,h ntefe from the d4eahd, IN thst case bond with
nfoyed personal security, and deed ofifus on e land viii
fequned. ~ WV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-17
mr.. Charles Garter,

mr.. CHdTtcS Garter,
81 Tx :; As you ate not inahian of the State Of Vir-
g sha iesss TO take notice. that the Sd Mon IN
June Cha, being the 10Th day Of the month"; a. P9ura
Edward courthouse, shall proceed 10 take the deposition
Je'' uichaux end Others. 10 be read evidence IN suit
pending and undete the county court OF Cunbsf
ahd, ~ winch am Plaintiff and Defendant ShouI
any ming hsPfen so 10 the taxing the
on The above named day shall day to dayo
every 90 monday IN each month, between the boui, Of II
Goes aud sunset Of each day, until aud that
I'm nonday ~ june ba being the Esd OF the moni at
courthouse, between the above hous
10 lake The deposition Of Thos. and
e 10 ne read as evidence 10 the aud case Of
aufe, ia taxing said Jtposdions thai shall enp,ip
ue from day TO day, every 4th Droodsy each
Completed and IN The town of Danve D the county Of
Tie Taver-house Of nIr. Suiavin, the 81
Suiurday IN June next between the hours Of II O'clock m
inne ;ha proceed to take the deposition Of ia D.
ahd ohts TO he read evidence in the suit, snd
eont,nue from day 10 day. Saturday IN each
week, ihey completed AT Which times and place.
you may attend if you please. Yom,, &c.
Camhersnd, Va. mayo. I-w4ws