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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-07-23

The Honourobie Mr. sIMoSDs, an honour
able member Of the city council Of Boston, who
was recently bound over for WHIPPING HIS
WIFE, has published a card requesting the
public 10 "su'psnd their spinisn" for the pres.
snA
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-07-23

DSTLs accoun. Of the grand battle between
tho Russian ard Turkish forces published in
our last tulns ont to be noax. The last in
iel.gence from The seat of war will be found
on our first page.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-07-23

o. The new Steam boat Benjamin Franklin,
Capt l.. s. Bunker, intended to ply in tho
Sound, is nearly finished and will commence
running in the course of five or six weeks.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-07-23

curwo have concluded in our paper Of
to-day, the tale of /" North West Hannah" )"
which win give room hereafter for a number
Of communications which have been on hand
for sometime.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-07-23

Tho Canal Packe; Lady Carrngton, will
leave this day at 2 O'Clock, for Scotte Pond,
if the weather is fair.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-07-23

Good new Cotton fon old stumps was ex-
hibited at Savannsh on the 7th inst. Perha rs
il is a perennial plant; and the New-England
season is long enough to secure its harvesis
after the first year.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-07-23

WHEAT White wheat is now selling Cor
65 cents, and red wheat at go cents the bushel.
Vyginian.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-07-23

CAsUALry.-In Cobasset, on Friday morn
ing last, Mr.. Jacob Reed Of Boston, came. 10
his death by accidentally falling down . fiisAt
Of stairs.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-07-23

The landed estate Of Mr.. jefferson, includ-
ing Monticello,is advertised for sale by his ex-
ecutor. 1t appears that his debts amounted to
100000. The sum Of $4,000 remains un-
pa id.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-07-23

IA Rhode -Llander," and a communication
on the Theatre, will be found on our first page.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-07-23

G5.The beautiful Steam Boat RUsHLIGHr
is expected 10 leave New York tomorrow for
Newport
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-07-23

AroTHER uERo!--A criiique recently ap-
pearcd in the Boston Patriot on the Grafton
pronounced by Joseph H. Prince Esq. at the
Jackson dinner on the Fourth Of July. II is
stated that Mr.. p. Immediately after porusin I.
the communication, went to the Patriot Office,
and demanded Of Mr.. Wright, ono of the edi-
tors, The name Of the author. Mr.. W. infor-
med him tha, he had no agency in the prepa-
ration of that paper, and did not know the au-
thor. Mr.. Prince then left :he office much ex.
asperated, declaring the editor should be held
responsible.
Mr.. Ward, who took change of the paper in
the absence of Mr.. Wright, addressed note
shortly after to Mr.. p. informing him that he
Was willing TO assume whatever responsibility
attached to the editor in publishing the CON-
rrunication and informed them that he shall be
found at Mr.. Lcland's Office. To this note the
following answer was returned in writing,
which we copy from the Patriot, to give our
readers a specimen of the elegant style made
use Of by the courag geous Jackson orator:
"Mr. w. WARD,
Sir-YoW received in which a,slme the rcspon.
~ ily Of the infamous onlumny against in the Patriot
to-day. II j. not necessary after this that should you
MIR. Leands office, any other interview, unless shall he
sought on your p'rl Si pronounce you Liar Scout
drei and CODdrd.
Yours, J. n. PRINCE,
no. ., Stae-sieet.
Boston, July O, is2e."
Bravo! not dare TO meet man al the pla CO
appointed, but send i'm word that he is pro-
nounced "eovard!" We think the pru
fall IN mortal combat while stone paiIs ant
eeVar-hoies remain, since nothing certain!,
can be more safe than to stand oi' suitabl,
distance and call another copard, in order t.
be fully satisfied Of the fact believe venturin.
nearer.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-22
or Sale at Nm, y. E-;cIyisona,'s
BOOK STORE.
no 13-tf

kPEcrAcLrS in gold, silver and steel frances Spy-
- glasses, Microscopes, Thermometers Comprises
Mathematical Instruments, Globes;
Pen and Pocket Knives, in great variety; Sword
and other Canes; gold, silver and steel Pens; ever
pointed and common Pencil Cases; fancy and plain
Snuff Boxes;
300 rcams of Foos-caP, Letter and other Writing
Papers rom2 to dollars per rcam ana al kinds Of
Stationary
Elegant Spanish Guitars, well chosen and for their
Quality, at low prices; French Italian and German
Nlohns Of superior and ordinary qualities; Flutes,
Flageolcts, Violin Bows and Strings, Guitar and Pr
ano-iorte Strings The newest Music, Music Books,
and Paper;
Blank Books Of oil descriptions, suitable for mer-
chants, and county court clerks made of superior
materials IN the best manner.
Greek, Latin, French, Spanish and English School
Books; Bibles, Tcstamcnts and Prayer Books Psalm
and Hymn Books, for all denominations of christians
N. b. Orders from the country attended To pune
tually, and Books ruled and bound 10 any pattcrn
Old Books rebound, Spectaces and Optical Instr,-
mcnts repaired Novli
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-22

CASTERS DIsTRrcr or VlRGIvIA-to,gu.
DE 1t remembered, that on The fifteenth dav of Oc
- tober, IN the fifty third year Of the Independence
OF the United States Of America, PETER CorTon. of
the said District, hath deposited in this office the IL
We OF book, the right whereof he claims as proprie-
tor, IN the words following, to wit: "DONALD
ADAlR; novel by Young Lady Of Virginia.
It's better bc Owly born
And range with hmbeliver- IN content
Than to be pcrk'd up in giiering zcf
And wear a golden sOuov. SAfkeypc1rr
~ two volumes" III conformity to the act Of the Con
Sress OF the United States, entitled IAN act for the
encouragement of learning, by securing the copies Of
maps charts and books to- the authors and proprcors
OF such copies, during the terms therein mentioned
Ri. JEFFRIES,
Clerk Of me Eastern District Of Yirg;oar.
n. b. The above work will be ready for sale in 10
or II days. nov q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-22
MARSHAL's SALE

M ARSHAL'S SALE.-ln obedience 20 derretal orders
i'A oi the superior court Of chauccy fo, Richmond is
uct pronounced m cause therein depending wherein furi,
ncin administrator d2 bonus non oi Thomas Walker dcd d,
Pfntif, and the Of Nichpia Cabc dec and ic
are defendants, will be exposed to sale tho highest bidder
before me door OF Mrs Ann Ch7mD'r" tavern IN Sttop on
e zSt day OF November next tire tracts land yug es fine
SOun Hre IN the county o Augusta, following VIZ one tract
OF eight hundred acres Gutc tract Of four n
acres adjoining AIcvr Hall, eight bundled acres
s9onn5 oan steel, and tract NJ ei. hundred acres
ADJOINING hoht Stuart The term, Of sale bc as follow ~
wit; nncthrd Of the purchase with interest therein from,
tie day o sale 10 h. paid year thereafter aud fine ,
twonrds with interest thereon from the dav of ale ~ e maid
W TWO years tcle the interest 10 he rclnqulscd the ay.
ments are puu-uaiv madohn payments w be- secured lac
Dnds with sufficient scrury and dcrds trust ON the pI
purchased which bonds and doT of trust may II default r.,
made ~ payment Of the hr-t us'ancu Do forthwith cnf,rci
for the whole amount Of the purchase money with ntere
aforesaid. GEORGE ESKRIDCE NJ G - =, ~
SOvG
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-22
EDUC.t'uoN.

TDtCArioN.1he Subscriber will Continue his selr.o,
m ie es'ins year, (lGl9,i in Louisa county, eonnencns
ON n0h Jan and terminating on 18Th Dec following Ore
vacation whi bc given m the Tie subscriber
resides two miles above iam Dabney's mill ON Norl, Ann
rus course OF instruction will comprise or;hography Reading
,el%snsnp, Arithmetic History, Geography and Grammar
languages. o. 1880 ~ A" ''' "iesH
the year of 10 months, will be az WI
FOR Mathematics and the Language -,
Board will be e.
Zach boar'ier finding his own bed, towels and cand.Ss
Inc subscriber would ~ glad to receive six or eight boar,rs
Ills address Is Walters tavern, Spoisylvana county
nc DABNEY w. WALLER.
rs, SS,niannua payncn, will be required.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-22
UNION HOTEL.
To the Members of The Legislature.

TO the Members Of he Legislature.
MRS. MARIA BOHANNAN takes this method
WI of informing her friends and the public, and the
Members of the LEGISLATURE in particular, that the
Union Hotel will be kept under her management.
She has engaged competent bar keepers to superin-
tend her bar bed and table attentive ostlors for
her stables, and promises for herself, that neither
pains expense shall he wanting render it ac-
cepablc to its former patrons and in every respect
worthy of public patronage any similar establish
ment in the United States.
Having fitted up her bed rooms and parlours in the
first style Of neatncss and elegance. she is prepared to
accommodate with without their families. fifty or
sixty Members ofthc Legislature, with boar, upon
terms reasonable and accommodating, as any SINH
Tar establishment i'll the City
no t3--tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-22

II NAEY W-T ~ oTT-In--I t-- r0-II voTr no 11rI7-
NiN bc mnciod Boy Mi, Boys, in Or,o1ap,Iy, Rcadns
Bnn}, ATfn'lcc English Grammar. Geography with the
Ose vi INC Hoic, 1u4 tc Rudcts rugu,. u fei BIZ
gcnod go iGc l' Of January aud -l cloc tho 18th OF
Loc@n with vacation ~ one month, from ttc 18th o. Juno
20 The bh ~ JuI" TITO pi."D i1l bgart sui tcu si b,
SID one hall payable adyanec and o alace ri trc end
~ the year Zach yol.- lady H r. herself oi r,ir cl
s"acs par ~ 'au.r'e c1lpcd -otuerparr and three
tldr"ai cha2c OBJ -. ihoo who remain iu my family
cnUg vacation o. any PERI Of L Will be charged ai tie I'c OF
so pr month
have engaged tcacbc- o Music To give instruction or ic
FAr0 toyc 10 such Young 1d's as may cp,sc 20 arnd
fn there will be- additional charge of - ris re lesson io
~ discontinued Al lie pleasure of uc parents or ans
lhoc WroF daughters wards have hoen or NAV d. fer be-
c"id&eh NJ hs NcTuIs ani nn lr,rous Of htyin. them
iutuictc! Music a,e rcirc.el Nv are M. az 4 a, gr. 49,
'ri with cgnYru,curc
When The fc yacalcics vet icutuic arr filed ti, ad,,
en"W wiz o. s-t '' ci, T'Hr VItcb v boz u,oir-e a.
lrake application fir admission. t,'cr, r uat aa bal, go
q me viii BE- ca,e~ % f,., ,'-. - Roads. o,..s,
~ = --' iI.Wb ~ tFrl-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-22
n CARD.

M RS. CARTER b. PAGE is prepared to re-
WI ceive Ladies aud Gentlemen, as Boardcts for
the ensuing winter. She will also 5e happy 10 ac-
commodate few members of the Legislature, either
with, without their families. Her house is in most
convenient situation, being on the street leading to
the Governors, and within two minutes Malk of the
C.pitol--ml tn, next square to the ornamental
Church. nov l.;-ro6t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-22
4 INN1EAN BOTANIC GARDEN Ann NITR-
u 4 SE.RlES. .AkiN .AELE lilhh

- SELtlES. sNF.fb .NEU YORK, WILLIAM pniS,,
fropcorthis establishment well known for its great
extent ana Tor The superior accuracy, attention and desoaic
with which orders executed has now tn offer tn the rb
liz addition the great collections former wears several INN
drcd varieties OF tie choicest fruits OF France Enrlnnd
Italy, Germany, and the CTnea, which have been
introduced to notice 10y Mr. Knight President the Uoic
ra Society of don by Professor Bose Director of the ROYAL
Gnrdeh AT Paris, Professor Van Mons Brussels and otbcr
distinguished Horcuturasts very which will he scGp
ny comparison OF catalogues,
persons in the Union In fact has been matter Of rre
VII" the Proprietor, To concentrate his establishment, eyer
species and variety ofmos interest the IIocItuaIis win
cut regard 10 cNpence cXerton and efforts have hcc
crowned with the most suspicious results This catalope
contains 237 varieties OF apples $50 pears ueac
ibO OF um w o cherries 80 of aprcOS % OF neciarncs
OF almonds p OF mulbercs, 10 ounces AZ of figs besides
popononaby extensive variety fcuan rasperries goor
berries, wanus chesnus and other fruits Very
attention has been paid the collection and M
assortment comprises 400 varieties of which are
from the Royal collection Of the Luxembourg the coc
kinds can be supplied in quantities for VINEYARDS M
very reduced prices aud liberal terms. The ca es NJ
ornamental Trees Towering shrubs aud pans-bu,ous aov,
greenhouse plants &C have also been greatly extended
the collection IT consists of above superb ,rr
ties and that OF double dahias of above 100 varieties ofrr
| color 'J
Tho visitors the es.ab imcnt can bear
To the high order with which every department conducted
and the letters the Hon. John Lowell Prcsidc, OF ,a m
cultural Society of Massachusetts, Of tie celebrated
MITCHELL Of Dr. Felix Pascalis President the lnnaan Soc civ
and many others winch have been Published our public i'm
nails evihce its great superiority.
1t Is, therefore, with confidence the Pronricor socs tic
patronage ofthe American public
NN PRINCE, c. NJ
y! the Lmntcan Society Of Paris, Of the Hori-
cultural Societies of Paris aid London, and
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-22

Inc subscriber, Agent for the above establishment will re-
ccivc and forward orders and catalogues that left with him
1r distribution, CONTINUOUSLY lie has for sale Princes
IEalsc on Horticulture. JAS. WINSTON,
NOV b-bt Agent, Richmond. Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-22

N1RGINti; a. rules hoidc m 'hc clc.s's of~e m the
sr"rior ol radnrcry or INC Iicru0nd district the lst
r'y NJ September 1898 Charles Hudson, pit against ol-
bus ". ksat otheWis g. &. G.. w. Kent Madison Maha,l
ud George Silluau, DIS.
The defendant Columns W. Kent, Otherwise G. g. G.. w.
krn mot having ro'rd his appearance and given security
acc, l 60 ao' Of assembly and t1c rules Of this court aud
tpn"n- n I'isiJ~t0y evidence, at he 81 inhdhi
tat ot u rplnv. VI oTnerej af r said defendant 10
'prdr nc " f..' il 0f ,rr and answer tir i
90 'e a"o d '1t COPY oi this hc forthwith inserted
rcvsp'urf p1t!ed in tt" c, OF Richmond
month"; ,ecsi M a' ro-,sd e door Of tho capitol,
r ffe -1ii CITY.
Co. - wv. o. .~Nvri.r0N o. g.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-22

VIRClNIA; ~ rules holden IN the clerks Office Of the
y superior court Of chanccry iof the Richmond district, the
% gay on November 1923 Tbonns 4. 'abcr, pit against
John Fleming, Isaac Curd and Jane his wife and Samuel
Dyer IT, and Martha his wife DIS
ne defendants Isaac Curd and Jane his wife, and Samuri
Dyer IT, aud Martha HE wife rot having entered their appear
hc' ana gwen security ACCORDING C " assembly and
tc rules OF this court and appearing Inv satisfactory evdc,rc
mat hey arc moi inhabitants Of tins couuir IL is ordered that
the said defendants do appear here @ day of the
January term and answer tive bill NJ the plaintiff and iba,
up 3i'n' oNI hc forthwith l.or' in newspaper pull
ncd ~ the oVoi Richmond i1r outh siccessivev ana
' - i1' 'front.' door al 'o c9'.ol tlr said CITY.
'S ''' ''-'. WV q I1NJECON. -, q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-22
'FoR11 or pPoPos,r.


F,,t .iI4,h, Geaera,
~'r ] viii cplvrv flc Mail cu Post Route So .-- viz
ION - 70 , for the yearly corprnsa ION ~ g. dollars.
iEc bidder sill state such Improvements present them
c'""s ~ him fn STAGE IL will b. proper for him IN say w.
IIc should distinctly s;ao, the numrr the route and not
Only ' uunr b 'hc beginning end end of g. f'r should
also r"7rl" 1'c h residence, tho State and Town in
winch boz lives ~ he b. rot contractor he accompany
100. hf Nr sni.ru' recommendations. Sept G--v-iN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-22
ALMANACKS FOR 1920.

TINRANKLIN Almanac
n Christian Almanac
Virginia and n. Carolina Almanac
For sale by j. II. NASH.
my
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-22

E,DoNAiioN'-ihe subscriber has the pleasure to in
WI he opened again, al hilLNOOD the residence of HE
@ On me 5,h day OF January, 1929 Ills course of IN
useful education The Undersigned grateful, or the extent TO
'choo has been paroned by liberal public pledges
nse that no oNcrons shall he wanting ON his na Ia ,npo
o sood character which has heretofore sustained In test
o"y OF uc dcep sense hc cntcains the difficulty and res
pSIy oi conducting the youths committed his care In
mas onv In SAY ihai his time is exciuy tcyo,cd to ,e
instruction. ad'hat he IS rarely separated fun their society
INSPIRE hei" wI the love OF 'arng, convince them OF
Us Nu't importance To their future desies. The happy nn
ccco ms method has been a1Stcd the raud ,oy,eSs If
S scrnrS and Ivy the general satisfaction which DO has y;c
to all toS" who have entrusted their chl, and wards "a III
his own bed, bedding anu cuidcs 7
Milwood near the BOvlins-t;recn,
Caroline county, Va. Oct. y, 1929. .,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-22

w A. commrted a. runaway, the jail Of ROckbride
on me ION day oi sept. past, nmlao bow who sry,
ms name IS NICHOLAS WEIR, and that he ,c-bon bur
bound until he Is of age, Mr. Wogby of the county OF
Nelson Haid boy Is about 10 II ycaIs age about lee,
Tor 10 nehcssh, OF Light complexion; his clohr so bad
ina, they cannot be described he has marks dat can OIL
will be dealt with agrceably to law - 10y -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-22
Wildwood, near the BOwliny-Grecn,
Caroline county, Va. Oct. Is. l823.
STAUNTON ACNUENY.-

- !
~ mlice appointed v the trustees are desirons m
attracting The attention of she public To this istjujon- ,
nope ua by dcs 'iing its advantages sufficient t,cs %,
encouragement may Lc oSnincd promote the cause of rc
uon IN Their ov ncbouilood, and advance the ,cc.,s of
society The local situation of this seminary is i'm scv, raj ,s
tect very favourable The climate is ui,cnm,opIv heobb,
me as OF Tive peope are generally correct and the neccsrc
=" me '> hc obtained on tine moderate ienus The CON
tc nave ceramcd that boarding may had in rcspcc,nh.
private iiheS al rate not exceeding rty dollars for session.
q" I'VE months hey have made enquiries as TO The terms
% ~ III taHcrlS, a. they consider incvred,, that vo.h.
ou ne exposed 10 The temptations incrIt 10 the best cor
Quoted houses of that dcscripiion wv
IL Is contemplated that this institution will be ac,, o,o e.
the reception of pupils the lst of October nex rnried
prospect ~ AN adequate, though moderate rcnunsrn,;on -
ue S'viccs can e held gentlemen of h;ob
uu VINO have consented III that event 10 take c,rae o ,
Academy, a. Professors. To thnS, acuaiut,d r ,b p
JOSEPH SMITH and LvIrIEToN NApDsI E. no,hnu need H.,
sad 10y way oi recommendation But parents and diaps
al distance, we pledge ourselves fo the great moral worth tl
correct experiment and the exemplary habits of Nessrs smith
ana Nouiti We, moreover, express candid ounion il,
'ns mat teachers better qualified their energy of characicr
@ Iecahiy OF talents, and their advantages of e,cao
co1iu not he selected for such institution We give hi,
recommendation roma personal knowledge the merits of tr
S'iIt.l"N'' WIN whom we are Intimately acquainted
ne terms OF tuition Will he reduced below tre curonar,.
rates AS may be from the following schedule which la
been sanctioned by the board Of trustees:
FOR .ath Greek, Mathematics, Natural Philosophy Chemis
uy Astronomy kheiorck, Logic, Moral and Mental Phloo
plv--pcr session, 1,
For Reading Penma'ship, Arithmetic English Grammar
and Geosraphypcr session. So
The Seminary will bc opened The first Monday in Novc.
her next Letters addressed member of the coInm,
WI! nici'c the mos, prompt attention.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-22
Subscription
WE. ALPHONsE LOUBAT Ia.

NR ~ TFtIOItSE OVBNT IA
I'VE wing considerably enlarged his VINE
ARD, ON IoNG-lsLAND, where me now has,
m full cultivation, IHirty.fUe .Hcres of
Ground, containing 1000 Grape Vine
Roots; having also the peculiar advantage
OF being enabled to procure the best species
OF Roots from his Fathers extensive Vine
yards and Nurseries, in the Districts of Bor-
deiGlS Ijoync aud RtJ,.f Der.,,,,,,,,,. II
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-22

DyERi'iSEsIl;NT.-E The Garner Of tho Calters.ule
- Ma, on his return To Richmond, "Wednesday
a "'h nom ms horse about three miles above Jefferson,
at winch Time he lost the Neil, and
ness OF The night, unable TO find it; although digcnt search
has been made, ras not yet been found The contents
pr letter ro the Posi- Master CaIicrsye were rs follow:
lciIcr irr..,nl 10 l,nllIr,hin l.rr,..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-22

tOMnITfED to the jail OF the corporation OF LvnchbuIo
- on the 10TH day nt june last, a runaway, PIfBE
slave VINO says She bc James Vi Plea ants and was hir
The present year William Carter Of the county of Coorb
ahu Sid slave had on when committed stTid dones.
TIC cont pair Of shoe. and has npcdmcn! in her speech
and appears 60 hc about twenty- years old She is ,ai
mudo, and IS about fect ichcs h. The owner ~
the above slave Is desired forward prove proev ne
charges and take her away. she win h dealt with acco,d
| 10 law. SAMUEL BRANSFORD, Tailor
Septic @
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-22

rules holden in the CLERKS of the county court NJ
n King Queen, the 9Th of October, 1919: Putin r. Pen.
deon pit against Nathaniel Crane aud leyton Crane dts -
lN CHtsCtRY
The defendants not having entered their importance aud
gwen security according tO thr OF assembly and Tho c &C.
tins r" and happening by satisfactory evidence tina, tc
are not Inhabitants of this Stac ordered that The defendant
DO APPEAR hero ON the second Monday Ianuar, uex and
answer The bill Of the PLAINTIFF and thai copy Of Ibis order h
forthwith inserted IN some newspaper published in the city NJ
c lor Two months successfully, and posted the front
co,v Tcs,c pCDgp.r nor AR,