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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-04
District OF Colun,bia.

Coitniy Of .7ierpldtiu, Set
EoIIN l.. Afford. has applied to the ion, sble
% William Chranch, chief Judge OF the United
States Circuit Court OF the District of Columbia 10 be
discharged from Imprisonment under the .9nt for the
relief oflnsolvant Debtors within tic District of Co
lumbia on the last Monday in September next, at 9
o'clock, A NJ. at the Court House IN Alexandria,
when and where his creditors required to at.
tend
aug2 81 EDMUND !. LEE, C. C..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-04
Notice is Hereby Given,

VNHAT application will be made TO the President
i and Directors Of the Mcchancs' Bank Of Aics.n-
dria for the renewal Of certificate Of 462 shares Of
the stock thereof standing IA the books Of IN Bank
in the name OF 3dam Is mn, and numbered 20,8g6 to
81, 269, inclusive, J 1. AtKENNA,
aug l--3t % attorney, &c.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-04
J. COssSE'S
[ n,I,,EI O. L I,II ~ Il hlrLI(,I.

DRAINING
of the Grand Consolidated Lottery class No. Z, which
took place at the City of Washington the 30h July:
IA 10 6 ii 23 So 8 A 10
% One ticket having three of the drawn numbers
it-.one having the two first. and many others hav
ing two of the drawn numbers on them, were sold at
Corses Office and the cash paid the same day on which
the drawing took place aug
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-04
SEll!p NEWS.
Port Of Alexandria. 9

ARRIVED, AUGUsT .,
Brig Alexandria, Howes, Boston plaster to A. G..
Cazenore x Co; fruit 10 J. Il Ladd, and coffee to S.
Messersmtli
SAILED,
Schr Charlotte, Moffitt, Baltimore.
Sloop Rsing-Sun, Remington, Boston,
.9ug, 3d-Schr Virginia Roebrd, New-York
Brig John Laird, of Alexandria, sailed from Trieste
18th of May for Hamburg
Schr HaXal Shove, hence. at Boston 25th ult,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-04
list Of {,etters


lining in the Post Office, Alexandria, D. C.
August LIST, 1928
ersons calling for Letters in the following list
sc say THEY ARE ADVERTISED. U they may not
A John Kincaid
Anderson WIN Kascn
NIL l.
imson Mrs Anna l.oid
,kens VIM G Lyle
addison Dennis NJ Lyles
B Hancock or Rich'd Lea
l.. Brown Mrs. Lucy Lee. Duke-st.
Babcnck Miss Betsey Lee
Byrne W
own Rich'd b Mason )
,ntz Mrs McCarter
etley Samuel Meek
icrs George Mulin
Bayliss Mary Ann Morgan
y (0xen.hilD Theodore Meade
. Brown Geo Millbun
ey Bell Geo Mayo
IL Bennett Miss Patsey Moss
Ballard Chas Mankm
hall John Mcdonald
c WIN Il Mcdonald
10Y "
en-, siIversmi,h Thos X Newmarch
Il Cawood z
u VIM. Pcakc
an Dilehunt VIM Pomery
ollehide Wm Patterson 9
{ or Mr. Reynolds x
a Davis Capt A Richie
T. VIM Robinson
ans Margaret Rock
h Edmunds Moses Ross
r.
Florance John Smith
BInk Manson simpson
urgerson Chas Scott ,
fitzgerald Capt f. Smothers
.sher VIM Simms
G Frances Swami
~ I Gordon John l. Smith
:cawood. Thos Shields
ault II
ID Edwar rowlsOn
II Jane Triplett
pton Aired 1'Owlson
CHR Walter Tibbitt
Harper Capt Thos Tuley
,ath Mrs Evan y Taylor
Der Clement 1ownsince
ey Hughes y
Cawood or Hay Arthur Uric
Geo Upper"an
Hume w
sdon Sarah Ann White
Robt l. White 2
hncherres Geo Webster
ohnson Sarah II Windsor
X Lucy Ann Washington
Kilbride sebne Warthan
. Executor OF Rev DIR vii.
mcr
iingy
DANL BRY IN, r. NJ.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-04
Vrustee's Sale

DY virtue Ola deed ct tr,,st from RobertT. rhrmp
I'D to me, bearing date the Slsda, of May, 1871
and duly recorded III the Clerks Office OF l.iI TX
Count, Court, in the state Of Virginia, ! ,hs'i, on
Monday the 1871 dug Of august nert, (bc.ug the fla,
day of Fairfax Angus, Count, Court before he spnt
door of the Court House of sau county, cApost %
SALE by public auction, for ready money, Tract of
Land conveyed to me by said deed estimated to con-
tain
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-04
$50 Access.

The said land described by said deed IS part Of
tract lying upon rcccquar Bay in sad count.
in the occupancy of SAID thompson A. sIali eel
said land merely trustee under said decd Shall con-
vev to the purchaser such title ory as is thereby St
ed in JOitN MACEAE.
may Its
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-04

Cincinnati Gazette
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-24
Eomnnf5D5rnS,,g

n,rn, , G0n2Hntcni cuteR.
piEpI-at Che residsnce of DIR. N. Emsnuel in Kim,
Lsaes'ter county, on the 9Th OF june Reuben Cantor
" n ,oh year OF his age lie for many years rec.
peetaois CITIZEN OF Richmond, and whom II NAV h, ty
,aa mat he ~a'a lover Of HI, country deeer Of
The poor, we're without bounds. "
on Sunday evening the 18th at the residence Of
~ "ner Col. James aIksr the county of
mr. John Patrick Woter, 10 the Goth year of his ace. ill.,
death has deprived so seeonse fsber aud mother
som orohet' aud sisters of brother to whom
.ney were much sttachedj and circle
end, OF seia'on friend who sincere il h.. trofe
ion' aud who promised 10 make useful and highly
member OF society MIR. Walker deservedy ranked
me most intelligent and respectable young gentlemen OF Buoy
human existence. ''a''J VI
IN Halifax, al the residence Of Mr. Aliens Flesh
an On uvnday evening" the 2sh April in the 18Th year Of
ms age alter 'hort but violent Illness Nm " Andsy,on
Un oe,ns a'grmed Of bis near dissolution he requested the
Of ms near relations and and
atry took ssse II them and all present. Recommending 10
We the religion OF Christ; aud fate with an bnhs
reliance on the mercy Of God for salvation.
-, in GOochlaHdo on the 18th inst, Jo,;,a c-;,o M,
R'''' younge" dausster Of Jo,ePh o. Watkins.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-24
June -.
k.NM LECTURES

TUE ensuing of Law Lectures at Thu, place will
. eommsHch usual the Monday Nov and tsrm,
hate on the Is; nf kpril
fhe mode oi tun in this Institutions
ioe SO fully made known, that will he 10
NINA thv-e whom that lesfue delivered
ta1h day ~ the week, Suudays exceptrd) that minute Ex-
preceding day; and similar revision ON ever
Saturday. Blsckone's Comm ntaes aud the Revised Cod.
are the text hooks To these adder
course OF Lectures, embracing occasional Cd par
.euar '9perea'iIng on some Of the mportsniss
th aud snnoations the work Of MIR. Blackstone These
Lectures compass printed octave volume, eompr@hendns
about the quantity of matter in VOLUMES Blackstone
copy Of them placed In the hands cf each Student
the seonaUd they further orally aud
as 0ecasiop may r,guse.
The unexpected success his tehJola the strong
motives which the subscriber originally zeal iry
10 the performance Of che task he has undertaken Tff
Jour pupils composed the last winters class and h. ia hsunv
10 announce, that not instance disorder uiIn
e session. sii larger csss he reasonably e1peeteJ
hex winter fet ne earnestly hopes hot young man
''H repair hhtr unless wjh determination 10 ATTEND
teWaTy and study diligently The subsefb.f reserve. TO
nnsei heretofore, the right Of requesting those II ann
mere De- '7ho hd6hHnHy negligent fo;n ne
sohoo' 4" such case part Of tie fee cH be reHsd 10 fss
party nProporto 10 The tone n SHAH has. THIS
measure equally due to the pupil and demanded by the in
iefed Ut the suh.oriheT. -
rec iof one OF uiDrs cJufsesof lecture SIS
Board may be had at $s5 per session.
IL. St. G. TUCKER.
Juk duv.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-24
EXECUTORS .NOTyrE

NNWAlLL be again offered for sale on the 9TH MonJ, in
July neAt, isif,if moi, the isr day, at King
W M courthouse being court day. edit Of 2 q y,afs
and 70 pursuance Of the last will Of Sarah EIe
dte mat valuable little farm called Mount Pleasant, cou
snn6 about 2e4 situated in the lower Parish OF Kny
w ~ CO near the Pamuuky RIVER The tract VII, be ,old
ther ~ ne gtoss amount, of acres requred
can DC bad with view 10 contract comfos Die
dweliIns house, 60 sufficient for toIeraby large family
constitutes the present imPfovemen Purchasers de.to 81
locating themselves IN good neghbohood aud 70
wafer carriage, are requested TO view the premises.
FOR nfofDistionwh respect TO the above land appv to fine
suecrbsr near the remist, who authorized sSesuto n
take good perstoa security deed of trust on the ,sd land
70 secure the rune,ua payment Of the purchase money
'es'0n 10 be gwen on the Ist Day Of January 1899
june %. "a .,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-24

While the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS are chucklinn about
the movements in Tennessee, it is fair to remind
them Of the rebellionn New England Even in
Hartford, there has been Convention in the
State house of the citizens of the county friendly
to Gen. Jackson. lis friends describe il as hume
rous and highly respectable" Its enemies speak of
Il as body Of 81, (adroitiy slipping in ~ or II
friends OF the Administration. Judge Niles adj.
dressed them in a bold and fearless manner. His
opponents say, that he charged the Administration
TO The very bilt-that he denounced MIR. Adams as
corrupt man las che had made a corrupt bargain
had formed corrupt cabinet, had pursued corrupt
measures-had corrupted the press-and in fine,
was the very bead and front ofcWTttption" They
adopted long and animated Address TO the People
OF Connecticut They take occasion to say % Il
seems TO be considered by the pariizans of the Ad
mnistration, that the New England States are a
kind OF political hef, domain OF the crown, or
family PatrDnony OF Mr. Adams, which must sup
port him as matter OF course. But we rtrcor-
nize no reasons why the people Of New England
should support MIR Adams which do not apply TO
those OF every portion of the union II is true,
sectional preferences and predictions cannot be
wholly aayed, and as they exist els ewhere, IL is
perhaps reasonable they should prevail here
Where other considerations are essentially the
same, we should prefer a candidate belonging to
our own State, and perhaps of an adjoining State,
70 one in distant part of the union But we pro-
Test against Massachusetts,, pressing her claims
Inc name Of JFeto England. When the claims
% New England are spoken Of, it is meant the pre-
tensions OF Massachusetts, who has arrogated 10
herself nearly all the appointments belonging to
the New England States since the organization OF
the government"
This Convention appointed Committee Of vi
siiiance, and recommended the respective town,
70 aepg'e Delegates 70 State ConventoDto nee,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-24
SCRAP IRON, SALT KETTLES

SCRAP IRON, SALT KETTLES Sc
NNNlLL be sold by order OF The Executive Al public Ae
w ton, on Thur'dsy the l7h day Of July next Al rs
Armory IN this CITY, several Tons Of Scrap rr Iron and
steel, Brass aud Oai Lion Salt kdes, Cast Ion Rosfs
nu'ket sud Plto BTre LoekBaa Movntinss for Muskst
blse kuiHh, Tools and Beowss, so Quo Oafisge Wheel
wen Honed and IN good order ARTILLERY Hsrnsss Csrr5,
Boz aod Sword Bells, with many other asiics all 81 ,sb
can he seem at any time before the dy ss on
70 the ouPFintendan Terms Al sse to commences Al
o'clock. BERNARD PEYTOa, kIja,ant Gescral
ddjW'apt Generals OG.oe,
Richmond, SlhJIie,i 2s.
june 10. ~ It'll,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-24
aD.NI.VISrRaTOR'S S,9JE

NyiiLL 3. sold o. Fodsy the 27h flair, not, IL.
bi lsf day theresltet At the late residence Eys,
ee, Gee ~ The county Of KFg VIM, all the peri,bahle
sse OF ,'d deceased committing Of the stock Of
hh hos' household ard kitchen nfoturs panatiop
&C. together with the crops that NAV be on hand ~
;sms ms aud plsoewi'i be eted Tor SAFE or GremskabIy
Ay sou valuable y0ug ntgroS consisting Of boys and r;t
between " and 20 Of ace. for the pufa,e Of pawn
ieh'' OF the deceased. TERMS; For ali sums II ss snJ
ie' easn Tor all sums above that amount, credit will he al
lowed pueba'en h the let Of jan uert on their erse,;n
o0h'' win approved security. d. r. DABNEY, Adm'or
;..aos OF Evan Rice der
ii -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-24
TO THE EDITORS.
a CONSTRUCTIVE JOURNIES.n

CAROLINE, June 16, 1929.
The purgation Of the polls Of this county upon
the Convention Question, has just taken place ac-
cordiDg to the requirement OF the Act Of Assem-
bly-and the following interrogatories have arisen
out of the cases which actually occurred on the
occasion. BY publishing them in your paper, you
will obge
FARMER
1. A sells his freehold to and executes a decd
Two months before the election. Is a or entitled
70 vote!
2. a, a female tenant for life, reversion or re-
rnsinder in fee 10 u, her son and adult; Is emit
fled to a vote!
3. A has taken the oath Of insolvency and rem
dered schedule. A freehold descends upon him
afterwards and the schedule creditors are still I'M
raid' Is A entitled to avote'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-24
SHOCCO SPRINGS

Afine riies South Of Wdrrenton, aud .hn miles of tie
MAI" Stage Road, leading Jrcm Harysnto Ra.eilh
'esere TIE Stag. passes every day.
<HHIS well known healthy and elehtul Watering Place.
"A will again be open by the 10Th June next. tor the re-
cotton OF Vi'her,, where attention will be devoted
make the comfortable The her graerl
Acknowledgements IL former patrons aud a,,sis hsIe with
abJPe OF future encouragement, every will he
used 10 retain their good will aud the coed OPINION of all who
may visit the Springs. There will he entail Music,
Dancing Paine &c for those who fond such mue
.n Owing ~ The scarcity of money! the Board
will be hes than heretofore Gentlemen and La peg
mouth S2 so Tor less time than month, PET dsy child
and servants hall pree.Ho,ses by the month Isl les,
tmer6o cents per day Ann JOHNSON.
Shoeco Sp' ings, Waren county,
MAY -, 1879.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-24
VIRGINIA LAND OFFICE. ,
Imne 22h 1909

Jpn conformity to entitled act 90 r.d.ee into
- ne ne 'eVtrsaets concerning esebeator passed the
y " Jan. 1879 DO hereby make known o all whom IL
mat appears, by certificate Of the e.ohesior of
- county, Tearing date the 4h day Of june s2s aud
IL al ths ONCE, that Ivy rqu.h held the 81
J"he b<S, certain tract Of land containing 2TeO
J Iunited ~ The county II Wood OF which certain John
Wsluo dIcd seized Of aud wrlUn full herr bs. duly
s'tthsaied to this Commonwealth. wa sELDkN H. L. o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-24
DELEN-OIJE ArJT r 1Nnc,

I''E oehF al provision of lbe oct oueernns I,ns,
teWeed deiinIueuf frr the non payment Of t,,s. -
e Pasea 1th Mach 1877 and which were limited in tI
70 NE la Of Apu aud Isl July Of the present
's neen fNtDdedi2 months longer from the Ia,
90 oy 30 ss o, I've last L,ss"re. All Lsnsn, Inter
there good he ieye bat the I,s,,,surs ,
''hcAPeifnl 70 giant furtte. rslef
jas. T. UE8TTI, Auditor
A. Public Accounts,
gs~tl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-24
FOR THE ENQUIRER.
TO GOVERNOR GILES

SIR: The undersigned, committee Of cores
p5udcnce on behalf Of the citizens Of Albemarle,
earnestly invite your attention to the subject OF the
proposed Convention at Charlottesville, TO be held
on the 18th July next for the purpose Of taking in
10 consideration some concerted plan Of Internal
Improvement by State resources. The Citizens Of
Al5cmsrle, 10 common with faapy Of their follow.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-24
juno "a.
TdIua6le Pro0eyfg at AUCTION.

SlLL be sold be.srr ths iou, door al the Eagle Horel
w IN the city vt R'ohmoni on Wednesday the Esd day
II Ju, next, moI.iy 81 lot Nc 6S9 with improve
meD thereon opposite the property OF II. w. Leigh, Eg.
occupied by Richard c. GlIimj also Of
Tenement, Nam ST. below the the M.rehsnts CoG,e
oue now occupied by Mr. Jobu Fobe a.o, n,sty of
the halt lot with the be
ST. immediately hack of tine R bmon Jaii ana moi.iy
OF half acre lots IN Duvs addition the town, Nos, Sc
~, I 30, 90 q 100, well situated Jane. Grants
The whole OF tins property will b. sold under III. will
john Shslion, Esp deceased, who surviving Part
her "' tae late firm OF Shelton Harris One fourth
purchase money viii he required a.h the balance divided
nu equal pay msn and Is, 70 y Ia month. credit allowed
TO be occurred by notes w approved ,ndo.er deed,
trust 1pon the property ud. The sale will niece IL
ocloeh-bt tue Request Of the Executions will he msde
TH0S. TAYLOR
mae "a a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-24
LNFoR-nfIIO.I'f CLERKS q COURTS
.fuditOrs Office, !
ooh June Z
Goth June, 1898


sHN order 10 much trouble aud Inconvenience the
va clerks of will be pleased observe that the fl
lowing Construction has been that
relating to ocet'. Fees, which allows TO each clerk S3 Sc
for attending Of Criminal, and
OF SlaysS, 1t the court hcid for that ru pose"
J. The court be actually httd
q The compensation for the clerks service. during ,r
whole u'a and examination, aud allowed Tor each
~ cases where the al ouTHsd from DAY 10 day
IL the court after beius held however, siiuu for cause
20 distant day, and distinct sort allowance seem,
authorized for each separate court held for the and exam
inatiCn.
Gentlemen interested in th construction the law are
requested u render their the
may be CLEARLY presented TO the Auditors the ss
must he returned for CORRECTION.
1t IS also requested that aH Whatever
to this Office the should be specified ia the certificate
Of allowance
The oie of is superior and county courts are again re
fered TO the afi entitled an conC.rmS expense. Of
criminal Piostcuiions which posed 18th Feb 1925. The
list required oy fhe 4h seoion sent TO h,, office viii
be expected after the Sist August
JAS. L. HEATH, Auditor
OF Public Accounts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-24
MP. CLAY

FhANKFoRT, (K) June Eve arc inc,r,-o,
.naI TINS gentleman will reach Lexington some
tine IN TINS month. 1t is said that he Gil ,',
through Virginia, and will come by wsv Of rave
S Sa re re IS anxious to pay Mr.. Letcber and
rather bad humour, in conseouence mo" os are 10
Jams not appointing the latter gentleman ro;ois,o
70 Columbia. This was the considera,ion ,"hieIl
Letcber demanded for his vote for Adsm" " TIe
,i give them some hush money out Of the con-,
nrobabiy UNI" nSI and ear dinner with them He will
p,oosoIy address the people in the Different cn,n'
ues IN betchers district, regardIess 81 ~, ,''
Pu,auons; 1t Is likely that he VIII have usGns
parry 'okeeP him company in the Ly,oSs CO. ''
-. . gi1 1oHson come ogqin.o-we loar,
rs, Ags;ros 'g gan mat I'm. y. Rochester, charge
arrived nv, at Savannah on the 10Th inst ''""'e''
ma, noes this meant Hare the .qd1,iD;s,,,,;o.,
rfeaAeS r Rosbee,e, T. os.gS -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-24
SAyoNY SHEEP

In the ship America from Bremen. therc ar, t,,o
hundred Saxony Sheep, some of the finest that
nave ever been imported into fhe country, belong
ing TO Messrs. G. and r. SeaTie l'hev win he
sold at auction early in next month
Boston, Courier
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-24

General W. III. Harrison, Minister Plepipo,en
nary 10 Colombia, arrived at home on FRIDAY last.
He does not expect TO depart for Bogota before the
""'uih' CinciHlati GQz
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-24

The Secretary Of War, Gen. Porter, has arrived
d. t',e scar OF government and taken lodgings al
the Mansion Hotel. I.Ndt Journal. .J,,,Ie 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-24

NOTICE.
N fEItItoN will be presented the next General r.
sehpy Of Virginia, praying the passage u an act TO
10, sale OF the esate VI Thos 6 Pollard now con-
h"'' 'n 'ps Lunatie Hospital at Williamsburg.
GtO II. POLLARD, } Committees OF
AMBROSE POLLARD, { said Estate.
King Vince June "a "a o..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-24

CENTRAL GRAMMAR SCIIOOE.
tNhE exercises OF thi. School, wall resumed v the fs;
day OF July next. Mr.. Mathews, sgept.nlsn educated,
willie aeh the HIathen at,es.
r.Fsrron will continue to give instructions. in Fent and
my brother Mr. VIM Egsn, who ha. been IN one of
the best Institutions in Europe w during the intervals. OF h
engagements at the Medical School the University give
les.Gns History, and aid the Classical m nj OF
School Tel Of Tuin $40 per session, in sdyanct
Young gentlemen learning French, will he requ.d to paw
SIS ADDITIONALLY Board, Washing &c. may be had in many
respectable iamiiis, near the School, $50 per
BARrH'W EGAN.
Charlottesville. June a. lI-wttstn.Ty
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-24
Lunafic Hospitoy. tf,,ji,o,nsb,,,s

MOTTO Eis hereby given that Ill the ell. sin,o,
sre occupied snd hat no patient, will he received
unsome ofthe sid cells yacsn due motto eof which VI,
hsgivsr. ~ order Il 90 Cour,of Directors. "
NJ 49, . I-T ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-24

,another Stgn.--ht battalion muster at Deer
heid, Warren County, o., on the 9TH inst, a vote
was taken on the Presidency which resulted in ZIG
Tor jackson and ~ forAdans
M battalion muster ofthe militia of Warrick
county, Ia at Boonville, the Sd May the Pre-
sidentlal question was taken, and resulted as fol-
Sun. - '
The New Haven Journal of yesterday, saws
- Geo Hoadley, Esq. late President OF the Eggl,.
Bank, was committed to Jail in this city on We'd
nesday last AT the instance ofthe acting Agents o.
81 800 ,00O.'' -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-24

ETfT r1 Of letter from Wasaington, June p
move ~, 'o1, conversations with persons, who are
crested 10 their success, believe then have civ.
en- en- up all hopes OF Firginia, and are now nsino
thelr best endeavours to secure what thev 90 :,
IN 'Neio Forh- ] think their hopes Of eventual
success are much lessened' - 'eA''"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-24
THE IaaIrF

The Students of the College of South Carolina
nave inel ana come to this resolution, that from
i,,,, Tue Isl Of July, 1928, we will neither
ouy' consume, nor wear any article of .,lotbino
manufactures northward of the river Potoyvmace
unni the rights Of this our State shall be Gullv ar
SIowiiedged and established by the Congress OF the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-24
FHE'.RI'.

hc subscriber now prepared TO contract for WHEAT,
ioi wheh he Will give the market price cash, anu
WISHES 10 Obtain fen early. Crrps on jaime,
below tide water, would be preferred.
june - a.,si .,C,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-24

yfN c1ae,ry. ~ count OF ca,itey Sessions. cs,,nus,
"a and held tor Louisa county at the esufhou.e
THURSDAY The i2h day of June, 1899
Cha. q Jennings piE
against
Thos J-nnns James T. Duva, ana Judith hi, wife late
judith Jsnnns w IN Souhwoth aud Sarah &. his w;fs.is,e
Sarah T. Jehn'ngs, aud AGn Hsndsi, Dtf',.
Tue Dtien sns Thomas Jtnains, AMI Jimes Da,s ana
Judith hsase, not having entered their appearances so
ca security aeeordin 20 law and the rule, court aud
appearing To the saiiaetou Of the nj not in
hahitsn Ut this state, On the motion Of III. piin. Inv h,
Sone y ordered, That the said Thomas Jennp., AMI
James l. puvai sni Jutrh his wife, sppea ON M, 6
Gay OF sept court and the bill Of the pls,nn
and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted n,
son. newspaper, published in th. city Riohuond for two
months successfully, and posted tie the count
muse oi 'h County, Vnsooie lay. Acrpy. Tese
,o JOHN HUNTER, c~L.e.
s"- -. i4-~sw
shsne.y AT Of Quarterly Srssions eonIIn1-.
ava heid Tor LOUISA county at the COURTEOUS. thereof on
ihn sday tbe i3'h 'ay ~ Juno, 1929
walker Iineeiiak. 4 CO., John Gilbert, adm'or IF YIN
W. Gilbert, AUSTIN pe'PeT, ihsm De.r. and Jhn Srrs.,u,
:. PnG,.
oVeiton Deeper i,hsm Deeper and Nehvls,J Pondexer.
H. no,o Defdts.
Inc defendant Overton Deeper having enter ed HI,
aS@Stdins To the act ct sembly aud the rule,
court ana napPesTing 10 the satisfaction
nc not an inhsonao at this See Ga the motion Of The
fsnh, by Their Counsel IL Order That che said Over
ton Desper appear here the Sent Court n,xt
ana answer th. bill of the plam that eony of thi,
ae oe io,th"h inserted IN newspaper published in tho
city OF Rehmvnd Tor month, cc.ysIy, aaJ po,rd AZ
day. cuux T,,c JoHN ItiISir ru ~S"'N
June -. -.