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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-01

the Ne"bcrn Spectator states that the Dismal
swamp C2Iia! VIII shortly D. completed so rs To af
l"fd-1 navigation between Albemarle Sound and Nor
olk haroor II remarks that the continuation of the
great Inc 81 interior seahDrd navigation Of which this
cni Is part, Is object of the greatest nor,oncc
TO tat part OF Carolina. II is a subject of interest
IA tact, 10 the whole 4 antic coast and the country
a large, ami We hop" that scheme SO strictly nation
~ may properly engage the attention of the federal
IiSlature, and be prosecuted In all It's details 1t
seems that two plans before the committee on
roads ana canals IN Congress, relative to Il navigation
III tAlS quarcG one TO connect the Roanoke Tar and
Ncusc By canals; the other TO adop the sound navi
CATION ~ ir Is Ncuse, and then up Neuse to point
"rclice canal may We constructed uniting the wa
tcrs OF Ncuse with Beaufort IIaTbor 4 detail Of
the surveys made here, viii he laid before CONGRESS-
next session. The communication between Beaufort
"nd Norfolk Is considered By s.icnaral Bernard Of
Hucr Importance III military point of view: and il
would ac lu"hiy useful, says the Spectator in fine
Southern, He9. India, and South American trade
" hfve frequently mentioned the great line of inner
cJastWlsc nlvlg"ton along the Atlantic and tie
6u't Of Mexico. 20 the '0l.naton uf which the BAYS
sounds ic5, anI rivers OF the coast are so eminent
" iayorablc-N lat great advantages would flow 10
Oie IoaSLig f'ie ifom the opening Of such line OF
communication from the causl mentioned by the
Spectator so far Boston, by connecting the Della
ware ami RarltaH, and through Buzlards or Marin
-alset Bay. The Chasapcok aud Delaware Canal
part Of this important series OF Works apnro.cbc
speedily 10 q completion"
The preceding article has not cscaprd oir a,,,i, IN
wrc % publication which mas undo. gore We r grrat
si siacon in perce'ns the which w1s taken IN
work s." hS'f .efe un 70 the country General bus "a i-
7rF ~ 'o t 'tHr u H. We should before nave ,a..e
]lf sati-f'to and hIvr also cpu the art Gle f,rr#
'1 bat we F 10 deias the republication, until could spca
m -cr certainty OF me trnc when the navigation of te Ia
M would i" iu operation Jpou very rood auoriy we tbiul
a ycu.e To sag, that By We I'm or December this innor
.i "ort "h h Sandy completed respects the main Canal
no 'a' ' have not VISITED succ the improve.
mcuis, which have bl made ol IT, dlrr. the Two c,
completed
Ncsnai in5'dr =" 7y 'n tunc intending 10 prerlrc
Sl' idJ jr'5ic N readers minute art.t this Canal nm
V weeks In a. "c.urc, congratulate our fellow citi.
IONS, or the near 'nd certain prospect hnrnt oftncir
I.Ig otaycl nope NoIolt HlraLl.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-01

II A Meeting of Ladies' will be held On Tuo,dav
morning, O'Clock. nj the residence off. ~ Gordon.
corner OF T. and 18th streets, 10 organize ladies
COLONIZATION Society" auxiliary TO the "Amcrican
Colonization Society"
n Committee OF lados.in oil the different Churches
IN the City and in Manchester has bccn appo;rtcd 90
invite az Ladies friendly TO this object to unite IN
giving 1T their sanction. Il is hoped the cause win
plead for itself and TINT large number win attend
The meeting 10 'o-;iG 'hoir ir.crcs'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-01
IYNcIrnrRn.

l"NcHBrRd, Nov. 81.
.Ncl7rctoiy Occvrrcnce.-A boat loaded with Mo
iron struck rock in James river near w augis fer
ry last SUNDAY, by which it was broke and three Of
the hands, William Price, Joe Peasants and Wilson
Scott, free men Of color, drowned--a small bow
VINO was likewise IN the boat, saved himself by the
aid Of Il box.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-01
TUE WARRIOR.

\ Gallant form IS passing by,
he plume bends O'Gr his lOrtilv bruw;
a ihnusaud tongues have raised on hi.a
Ills song If triumph now
Om; knee, are bonding round his ,rav.
aud age makes bare his locks Of gray.
j air forms have lent their zladdcsi smile.
W ntc hands have waved the connuernr on.
And flowers have dCckCd bis path tho while.
~ gentle fingers sirown
.Noit tones have cLecred him, and the brow
Oi beauty beams uncovered nov.
Two bard hath walked the song for HIM.
And your'd his boldesi numbers forth:
The wine cup sparkling 10 the brirn
Md phrcmlv TO the mirth;
Nud every tongue, and every eve,
Does homage to the Pa'sor by.
The gallant siccd ,rcads proudly on.
His loot falls firmly now. a. when
" STRIFE that IRON heel went down
pom the hearts ofmcn;
And foremost in the ranks ffiffr,
lrod oui the last, dim park Ollie.
Iram they Of t'icst-the glad and ray.
J lat bend afouad the conuucror'S uail?
y nc horrors of the conflict day
rr gloomy field Of death
Tic cnasily slan--the severed hraf-
Tho m~cn stopping DER the dead.
Dark thoughts and fearful, vet ,hov briuv
No irrfors 10 the triumph hour,
nor Htav the reckless worshipping
Ofblr1dcd crime and power
Tic fiirof form, the mild ofmoOi,
Do honor 70 tho man Of blood
Mon Christians pausc-thr nj, vc b,,o+lc
poiFon'd by your idol now.
Md I'll yc turn N hin, and wreath
Your chap'cis round his brow
N,'v, call his darkest deeds sublime,
Aud smile assrnt 90 giant crime,
Fg nih D., hcavoni-a voice haiii e1rc
,, in 'nHdncss and 10 mrckncss form,
flushing before rs silvery tone,
The stormy things ofcdrfl.
Au1 whispering swFciiv through the doom
an earnest II Tue peace To come.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-01
MI8sOTNI ANn ILLINoIg-

hose two states are Undoubtedly fixed TO the car
Of the Military candidate. Eyory where the elections
'Fr gone aeainst ~, without 3n effort to avert the
ca!o'Ay When we obtain the oIici1l returns We
slai. publish tlern--.yjsDp5i I5egDJLicon.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-01
Fyop, The Bennington G5.,,lc.


The writer Of the following member of the Society Of
r'nds IN ilavel GLASS; young man of extraordinary
Iu'nis as poet who long predicted, would be the
i'aon oi Amerca His advantages have been slender
nt ms genius has carried him upwards with vigorous and
'eady h' TIL, lie the "Gc, looks down superiority
upon mountains Of difficulties which overcome only by
thc strong ot mind, AMI rafless of wine.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-01

Ky the new arrangement Of the Baltimore line Of
steam boats, it Will have been seen that they arrive
on Monday and Thursday afternoons, instead Of
Tuesday and Friday mornings so as to accommodate
their trips 90 Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-01

'Io SOW York American or fio eJth ul' SAYS. f.
;. rnmo'"1 that Gen. Scott hs boon notified by the
VI ~ O't"icu'. t.oi, unless In co.s5.fs to obey tho
orders of Grn. Mrcomb-.whici Gen Scott has here
i'i'f' fc't-ct 10 dole sill be dismissed the service
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-01

a "snga, Pst ho u:dliceg., i3 shot, gny in New
"tN. ny her parenour, young iaan, aitcr scanda-
Ions c1nncXion according 90 HE testimony. Her
children ire said o. be- lc in ncces. tous condition
oT,AN %. subscriptions are instituted tor tlisir hen
caG N.tlc moIy poor widow. who haze Jed ire
Wooci'Dc lives, dlet-periaps Of cHcc-siyo toll aud
sohcl'"t leaving, likewise, ltAilic. in want; bat
no ouca;on iso;tractcj 10 tleu----no epocol eflrt
made Tor thor rc.ieG Thus crminality which hap
pens 70 De leioy struck. enjoys rort of posthumous
success; and unfortunate virtue is d1uby stricken, as
H. were WITH positive neglect and undue preference.
nc care Of inc British teacher Of youth upon whom
the funds ofN. Y. were rcccnnv gyisbed. yould fay
Hsi5f were mnd' TIC subject Of similar compare
con another illustration Of false sympathy, Of the
PorVefsion OF chay'iy atcrm os often risoppcd IA
o'aneh OF human dpiy often DETECTED o. distorted
as any Ct'ter vha'eYe- Nh. Gvy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-01
troig Mc Ioadoa Men M0nfiiy IIocaz'D.
REMARKS ON LORD BYRON'S CAIN.

mere are those who and "a Cain only tissue Of ip
me editor nv u sublime moral lesson e,,ricI or liz
'ruhe Heeaed 70 us issoiigum. ~, ne .sn7o % A. "A
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-01

~ large and respectable meeting of the citizens
OF Baltimore opposed to the present Auction System.
heli Mt thc Fountain Inn on the 2Sth ult the follow
iAg resolution was unanimously adopted:
ISeSofre1, That the Auction System which now, pre
walls IN The T. States Is in the opinion of this meet
ing national evil Of great and alarming magnitude
u has gver TO foreigners u monopoly Of orr import
trade from Europe, that is alike destructive TO our
own industry, enterprise and wealth Ii has enco,lr-
apri the importation and manufacture Of worthless
ccEn"fities. by keeping tho real vender unknown and
irr,spouSb'e. T. leads to fus or the REVENGE and in
dldu"is It causes fluctuations in the prices of for
e@h and domestic products, which cherish an extra
'agnit spirit OF speculation, that shakes all confidence
IN The ordinary course of trJdc--and therefore we
consider orr duty to present these grievances to
congress and most respectfully to ask that eniphten
o." body to apply such remedy as they in their wis
dom. shall think ST and adequate.
y memorial 20 the Congress- of the l. Stat or
pressivG OF the views Of the meeting, was Likewise
adopted.
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~ y mat settled ccaseloss gloom,
ihe tabled Hebrew Wandcrrr bore:
lat viii not look beyond the iornh,

Y.
"ior there's Lord Byron more responsible sr ire ,r,,,
net OF ucier, than Milton is for the rebellion of satan Iie
"fsFa So because the arguments OF Lcllr abSacedy
considered cssrcra5h can only he met IN MAT r
ct ems, % OR own ignorance and Tint entire and unquacd
' ~ ne wisdom and mercy OF thc Deity, which sublmes he
very daites nature and lifts ms ON the wines Of n,n,,
ana OnnPoece, beyond the reach evil tile grave!'
Ntot pegmS Ourselves TO in opinion with
every ono OF ue above remarks recoizo in them fviJ
feeling Of poetic beauty.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-01
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION IN VIRGINIA,
OFFICIAL RETyJR-N,S

ELECTION I'M yIpCINI
OFFICIAL RE,yyyRN,S
J,onxox An.
AlOemarle
Amelia oe3 "a
Amherst oo6 tfs
Augusta 1,o .n1
Aceoinac Old 90
berkeley 1875 334
bath 1873 so
etours 800 ~
Brooke 315 1856
puc"'iSm"hN 4J7 d.
1mhpoeh 3ll 1874
oaoei "o3 10
Saf"inc 500 30
Ch"ries Ci'y 60 %
,Ii 3l8 81
C,iyo 500 lo2
Cuipelcr 5i1 ia
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-01

rroecthan OF the guns Of the fortress and ter,nt his
adversary from his position and within range of the
SHOT OF the works. Frequently after cnnnonading
tor time, the Turks viii move forward in tolcrahle
itne ot calvary and milntry mixed; and then IN
masses or wedges, composed prumiscuotsy of those
TWO forces, and with shouts Of Allah Allah Allah,
tney WIN advance upon their opponents. Infuriated
often 10y opium, they very vigorous at iirst but
the GOODNESS and irmneSs of the Russiaiswho usual
iy receive them IN squares, supporting each other
an" the cavalry having at the same time gums al their
anUles-and the steady and well directed fire ra~f
Cuary of thcir artillery soon dispense and mt tho
Mosle to flight; and then the Cossucks are let loose
upon them.
They have always been very wary of the SQUARES
G.! iniantry upon which, Notwithstanding they are
only formed three deep, the Turkish Cavalry have
moi succeeded IN making any impression. The
field pieces the Turks are, il any thing of smaller
cali0Te than those of the Russians and were at first
drawn by bullocks instead of horses but i'm tho urn-
ice oi their artillery, they by no means So deli
Gent IA Is generally supposed: IL is possible they NAV
have foreigners with them, for their shot contrary f.,
received opinion are thrown with an accuracy that
would do credit TO regularly disciplined artilersts
/ Having published General Jucksoa's letter on the
subject of the VISIT OF Col Combs we now Law bcforo
our readers the following note by Colonel Combs
winch IS published in the last number of the Kcntuc-
ky Reporter:
GEN. ANDREW JACKSON
SIR: have read with much surprise your letter
of tne 3lst Oct last, printed few DAYS afterwards
m the Nashville Republican, in which you have
thought proper TO make most beral and unwar-
r"ntabic PerSonct attack on me. canno. PERM,
Ii to pass nnnoced My defence will prove to every
candld mind, that in my intercourse with you as
te authorized friendo Gen Shelby, | did nothing
aud said nothing unbccoming "a gentleman and the
representative OF highmindcd free people" Ii
VIII SHOW moreover, that you have done me great in
Jusilc" and that You ysurself are not excnIp, from
n,'stGkcs.
Respectfully. Jour most obedient servant.
~N'ecmoe" 10, 1893. LESLIE COMBS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-01

Majority lor Gen. Jackson ,
IN ali Virginia. l4'''I
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4 INN452AN BOTANIC GARDEN AND NCU-
~ SERIEA. .AI.-lk ML.LL LlkL- AAl--1--- -

a.
FIopfietor-lhi5 cda isiuaCIt we'll known f. H. rg.n
extent aud for the superior accuracy, a,tron and des
with which orders ex'-ltsi has offer IN 1c
III ADDITION TO the great collections O !onucr wears e. u
red new varieties of the choicest fruits France E,.!ad
Italy, Germany, and the Crirnsa which have bee. rar,
Introduced % notice by rr Knight President Of the I,
tlri Society o iOndon by Professor bnsc Director I
Gardens a. Paris, Professor Van Mons Of Brussels and ,o
distinguished Horcu'irrtss very FEW Of which It w re soon
~ comparison Of catalogues, pls.r.-i-u Of ... o
parsons ia the Union. ln itct, u has been matter .r
with the PDprctJf, his establishment a
fe;ies and yafeY most Interest s Iiyfi-uI, ,yi,
CIT regard 10 eSDer" cverton anil cse efforts have r,
cnwned With sine most auypi-ious f''s THIS uec c,1lo.
contains l87 ylfmtes oi apples ~ q pears, 2DO PEACHES
500 Oi plun-, % 81 chefn, 80 ur5:J - oi fi.s
81 hrnDnds > " nui' eric, ~ ounces u a G m .
poPuru"naDy eSlcutF" yriety OF culfnis, aepJsrrs .
1ffnes, wolnlt, cheIus and other fruits. Nc-v pargi
attention has paii ~ tc collection grarc-yues and m
assortment cumpI so varieties Ij7 Of which ,,
on the ROYAL C.ls ion of Ue Luxembourg and choices
tinds Bog sur cI in AM quantities fr sin. i, 20.
Drna'neutll trees, lowering shrubs l.d ran's-ylf1l G
creen-hOusc plui4, &C. have al.1 been greatly extended
tue collection OF con it} Of above srif .
col6r ''''
The numerous visitor % &c esa'.i.ancu can boar @
% the high order with which every department D. ,enlt.
cultural society ot Nasacnusts, ~ the celebrated Plui -
MITCHELL Of Dr. Felix Pascae President of the iuuap Crio
md many others which have been publ bed IN our public %
n1ls, eyince its great superiority.
II IS therefore, with confidence the Proprietor solicit. m
wM PRINCE, e. NJ.
Ofthe Lnnman Society Of Paris, Of the II,...
cultural Societies of Paris and London, AMI
Of the Imperial Society Of the GcogJf,i o..
Florence, &c.
Ihe subscriber, Agent Cor the above establishment , re-
ceive and forward orders and catalogues that are m with ho
TREATISE On Hortculnue. JAS. WINSTON,
/. f'~t Aceni Richmond Va
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TOBACCO.

VERY respectfully take leave TO return my pariicu-
u lar thanks 10 thos plan ars VINO nave bccusu rant.
" as TO nrust the manag o.. their obarco u ,
as Salesman at the Public Warehouse. | hope IL i
not necessary for me 10 say, that INV best cNc-tlurs
have been used TO render general satisfaction. a.n
tsnder them the same attention, nay my health
trust mas been rcstured-l would here remark 10 NV
ffiends for whom have done business as W. u ma
ny others for whom hope TO be engaged t.at no.
tce wouldnOt have been Introduced upon them bat io
the offer of Mr. Iacklanl TO do bsi .Ss AZ the same
place Is competitor. Our friends will please direct
their Tobacco t0Ule or tn. other Ut tcy NAV
cause which will any thing like cont -nion. !,
should not be expected that when there i. far
competition IN TINS way tuat the nspec' ors would
feel themselves IN any way in crested particularly
II the same patronage extended to the - arc-ho.,
as heretofore by the Planters. Should ANY 1uhac-
co be directed 10 tie Ware house without specifying
any preference in The Salesman. tn Owner yi ~.
collect that he has the right choose for himself
even on the day Of sale. The situation OF sales
man Is IN no way connected with any Of t,lo
other duties OF the War house. CC'iyeGuo,Itl-
II IS held alone by the patronage OF the Planters
and deaicrs Surrey CAT give 10 better evidence o
my attachmcatto Tie Interest Tia Planters and nv
anxiety to promote ih9ir interest cham to annex Tho
following names, composing large .iai5r!.v o. tic
principal buyers "2 have kindly IL .crtad In. .v
give reference to thani by was Of shelving tci. a.
tIstacton TO mr. mode VI doing bushes ~ ;s,c~ilan
The particular patrona w OF src.. ou!c i, worth more
70 the growers Of Tobacco t.ma aay ether c,iatlre
That have 20 odar-I2r frci IN expression CT tlcfr
fnellngs, hive only To return NY u,ubc iLan.s--
Inc inspectors .pt for nh ohucco sci, 20 i vii.
pe returned 70 tn o.vacr cJase lc.,y shall wa; III.
ord1r FOR it, inspection aud r,. Al expenses priG
II directed, b. tic p5,'re--.,i,. lt ,ur ,Far,-
house. H. u. MONTAGUE.
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" ffc Corfrn6r n Uie CaJrmoni.c0ffh or j.
a YROCLAJsIATTON

-
MHEREAs, nearly the whole OF the returns made
w ont by the Commissioners appointed pursuant
to the Act OF Assembly of February 18th 1898, for
holding the poll for the choice of Electors OF Pre-
ident and President of tine United states, have
been received by the Executive Department, from,
Which 1t appears that large majority of the votes
has been given for the persons herein named and it is
manifest therefore, that they are regularly chosen
Electors aforesaid, as follows, viz:
William G. Holt, of Norfolk County,
William III. MFarland, OF Petersburg,
John Cargill, of Sussex
Maj. Thomus NJ. Nelson, OF Mccklcnburcr
Richard Logan, Of Halifax,
pr. James Jones, of NoituwCy.
Judge William Daniel, of Lynchburl-,
Col. Joseph Martin, of Henry,
William +. Gordon of Albcularlc
Judge William BrOckenbrougil. OF Richmond.
Gnorgc Buckner, of Caroline,
Willism Jones, Of Gloucester
Col. Robert McCandljh, of williamsburg,
Ealyson Curric, of Lancaster
Jn,gc John W. Green, OF Culrcpcr,
Col. John Gibson, OF Prince William.
Gen. George Rust, of l.oudoun,
Jared Williams, of Frederick.
DR.. Jacob D. Williamson, of Rockipghlri,
John BDwvor of Rockbridrc
MAJ. John B. George, of 1azcvell.
Andrew Russell, of Washington,
. Joel Shrewsbury, OF Kanawla,
John Mcmillan OF Brooke,
| have therefore thought fit with The advice OF tho
Council of State, to make proclamation thereof and
do hereby give notice 10 the Electors as herein above
hT .ia' ,Hey drc cI'uftd u! Tie ACT OF congress,
passed March 5th, i7o2 to meet the first Wccncs-
day OF December next, at such place MS shall be
directed by the Legislature If the state, then and
there to give their votes ard maee and seal their
tifcates of all the said rtcs ,nl dispose Their of as
by the saldaw directed and that the said meeting is
appointed by the Legislature. by tire act passed on
the 18th February 1898, to be held in the Capitol in
the City of Richmond, upon tie aforesaid day.
Given under my hand rs Governor and under
[sEAL. the seal of the Commonwealth Mt Richmond
this 10Th day OF November, 1928.
WM. b. GILES.
II
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To Carpenters and Ctsb,n.t .U4herS.

To Carpenters and Cttb,n.t .li4kcrS
TIME Subscriber has, and will constantly keep
IL on hand, an extensive assortment OF niahora-
ny, and materials of all descriptions in the Cabinet
line, viz: boards plank, post, crotch and shaded We
neers with good counter stuff hand ratings novels,
banisters, &c. for stores and dwelling houses tso
curled hair, figured aud plain hair cloth ,noss rl,n
copaI couch and cabinet varnish, all O. which WI. be
sold low for cash or good paper.
GEORGE HENDREE,
Opposite the Merchants Coffee iinus",
y ov 2l Nein Street.
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ktDtSAFioN-Thc subscriber will continue MS School
- tle oi'ns year, (ia2S,) m Lo,Sa county, Commencing
'r <u.h Jan and terminating latn Dcc following. One
nonis vacation viii be the The subscriber
resides aides sUyc Willam Dan,s mill ON No,, Arna
rus course ot instruction wall copv Orhognrhv Reading,
se"nmlSh' Anhncc History, Geography, aud Grrnnas;
as' Georc,y the Ant Of Su,vcya and the Latin aud Irvk
languages.
I"uoa for the common branches OF English education for
Tue year oi l" months viii be SIS
For Mathematics ami the Languages So
EUard Wll lee Sn
t'"h hoaricr finding his h,l towels mud candies
Tie Subscriber would be dad receive SIX or c,. Larlt
Ills a''rSS J. Walters tavern, Slrp; ,vVania county.
pNENEi W. WALLER
rs Sr"i-"'mual ray1ncn, viii bc inquired
sept iu MS,
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hih6INlG ~ rule, holden the clerks Office Of the
y superior court # cianrcrv for the Richmond district the
81 Hy 81 November 1913 Thomas H. i1bcr plt against
,o'' 70 'g,# ''aar 'p.l aud Jale bis WIFE, and Samuel
Dyer Ir and Mrh'u lf, vie DIS
l' decuds9s r'oc 'u.i 'rd lane. wife ard Samuel
f'f w. '" N1N lf r'i Ur HAVING entered their appear
1 and gwen security According 10 hc of assembly and
' ie 81 ms co, aJd appearing y satisfactory evidence
.f oy ate moi inhabitants 20 ris country. ordered thai
ND defendants do appear hero te tenth 10y Of ,c nest
January tenn and ancr The bill Of the plaintiff aud ha
NV m ti7 order Do forthwith inserted ncvs papcr pub
ed the city Of Richmond for two months scce.siycly and
- To- ~ the front door ~ Inc capitol, m the sail CITY,
'1I" ~ e WNI q. pFNDi ETON T.
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rules, Ir.d-u on tia cc,ks 1 of t.o -1gy .ilt 4
kmg 'gFe'0 ~ ' of Oc'ohcr 1923. Ihilip g. Pen
.r01 r 0r0'77 Nathaniel Crane a.i ir..,.i t,r.,, dns
D. CuA.orRy. "
ITO" defendants u, hsytc cl'rr,l fai, a,,r,,a, g. aud
l:'" '''uuy ""1 90 thu irt pf t..o4i inI te r "a. d..
H c"f, ii y hl.5 by .1tstctls, c.dri,~e i1t thew
'h' mnrfi- 0i i.s state Il b. o ..s itt 'te l1t.
n" APPEAR here p' the second MONDAY IN tr paxt a,
tn.'rr me h at re PLAINTIFF ard 'l' COPY " ihis order boz
:" 'h"m inserted no ne nr'cspljer published n te CITY of
h'pmord iof two .r' .r-c. ~ lv and a., f, ~ t ,,
'r.r Oft.e GOVT loIsr p. Ul. eiiI r.rI-v
tD' Aoosy. Ir'c, ROBERT POLLARD. .r. .. e
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FORM or pGOro g.


JOr N.Hrtv, 1898
Past .hasi,r N.Hc,6
StF. vii cor,ov g." w. ~ 20 Por'. so .- ,y
IRON - - i Tor tire year,. compensation OF - dr'lt.
Irr bidder Will state such improvements prc,cut them
selves n 'r 81 ~ stage, % vii te proper TOR him
Vie sho!1 distinctly Stale, te number IT the route
only hr nUoi"r, but fine gnnins and end oft tie hpud
also c'1dv src his residence n the ta'e and Town u
which lr live. " be- bc not cnrac,o he accompany
hts bios by suitable recommend Boys. Sept. 6-wi2t