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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-05

ssvn, wn.en Declaration thar you ostos,d the
as oi me PROCTOR all received during
e ana IN case you ma ke such de-
uc PROCTOR mas the right demand from
y 80 Hiocn as osether with the
actually deposited viii make sum of 10 dci,,s NO.
OF such an enactment On your xo, IN
words the most striking and iorcibe tina, YOU have eoS,, in
the FrcctoTs hands all funds your control and in IN,
manner will dercs all that H1 .ccrivc n- the session
what more Ia ensure compliance with the laws ought or
he 'isito right To expect op you! What pauste reason,
nave they To expect much less demand af the
principles of our government supposng guilty
on violation oi that particular law
g"G Why not at the close OF the session demand like
which more materially affect your good, Why mott Be
,s te giving or refusing such declaration would
W nnect e University IN whatever. and
" no me imposed Tor violating other law, the University
un NOT ne reviewed 10y such course from Paving n part Of
ue PROJECTORS salary beside in the Un
'-, W. no DINER case, Is student bound
" lefe ms quit of violating
Deioc the faculty, II docs belong prove
or declare Inns innocence to shield him punishment but To
the faculty to prove his guilt Another consideration gentle
men, winch should influence and YOU tire NECESSITY
oi adopting some measure have
rect terms IA which hnpcaches word and doubts YOUR
onor You IN the hrs place, promise and declare abide
10y all tie laws OF the institution same time subject
youTsci tn punishment the law pfescrDe provided
you be proved guilty of conforming them But not
Standing promise and the punishment subject yourself
Enactment that they have enough in your word
and honour TO believe ia "a faithful, conpauce' your part
wan ue enacinents requiring deposit funds with
the Proctor, unless written declaration
81 ire session, that you have CONFIRMED respect
the law JIJSTiCE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-05
Commercial 2aftor0. .
DATE % LATEST EUROPEAN GnvIcrs.
from Liverpool, l.,

DATE OF LATEST EUROPEAN GpvIcrs.
From Liverpool, Ju,e 10
Sntc' ~ Tobacco ~ S6ocEoe JPaye9oV,f ,eSS5 E7S
BciISed s. 30 tod 40 common passed. 81 Is 10 7 mid
pmg' 80 TO . Is; good TO fnc. Sc to So
letter inm Liverpool Of June 9th "Bonded Flop,
viii not bring than 3isr 'V'
'4To"Hto Produce and number Of Bouts passed dorm
through The LOtcer Lorks
NUGCsr i;-lo8 hhds. tobacco; 4 kegs man'd TO.
wood; % boats; g coal boats 827 bus coal
August ? --lG hhis tobacco; 40 kegs nnan'd 10
bacco l65 hbls -four; u squares Of slate: boxcs OF
furniture, 4OOlbs " boats coal boats; 1855 bus
coal.
AUGUST lie hhds. tobacco; 40 kegs Inand to-
bacco 246 bbls flour; 13l2 bus. wheat; iIOOlbs
hcmPi 1900 hoop poles, 90 boats; 1905 bus coal; s
coal boats.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-05
From TIE Democratic Pre-,


mere were few things which. IN tho election
~ General Jackson the public had right expect beca.e
ne and his friends, seemed all agreed, hein and had
gwen ucn TO the public aud Isam things set
7' ''s-'
j. lie was 20 but term.
H. lie was to appoint 90 Office members Congress
~. tte was 10 guard the purity of the press.
~ Tie was IN all his appointments disregard Party.
Tic was I" have the most harmonious and able Cabinet
winch ever assembled in the U. States
VI lie was 10 rcirench the expenses Of Government.
WI revolutionary soldiers and oicvs especial
!Y well taken of
has any Of those assurances been fulfilled.
Is ne mt already announced candidate p re-r,ec,ou
las hs not already appointed members Of CcTes TO
Office ihln any Of his predecessors.
has nc w appointed more editors O papers Office than all
his pIodece ,sorsS
d he NJ, Ia his official paper that he wo"d spun
sh ms enemies and reward his friends and mas lie srcy
acea up 10 this drclaator save only in his neglect Of his
sal trends aud IN preference takin E5y eui Hour Men?
Is not ms Cabinet the feeble aud ncxpprienee and
dcady the most distracted which ever existed in the
lu'ott " W
Has he not, hy IL" urraied unnecessary removal OF
anassanfs &C Garei, least 100000 expenses
Government for the curIen, YEAR,
laS he ne" cctmscTbel lie circle 81 the
the soldiers and have not the oc" revolutions
'snnssef from office make aud their der
daiiS, and the adnereuts Of Aaron iurri
AN INQUIRER AFTER TRUTH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-05

proper, on tins occasion, inasmuch as have not
been favored with an intnnation from you, that il
was even received. tSee Appendix Az
silence of six days INTERVIEWED, aud it was not
until the 9th of July, that was favored with the
suggestion OF your WILL IN your brief note of that
date, which also take the liberty To exhibit.
(See Appendix D.
This note, though sufficiently Ineligible in i,s
language considered MS detective in not assigning
some cause, pretencc. for my removal from OF.
fec. For the purpose ofremedying this defect adj
dressed you note. on the 7th ofJuly rccapituia.inp
your declaration that charge affecting INV ipteg,
rty or capacity had been made and asking not less
for the benefit ofhc public. than the satisfaction of
my friends that this statement might he given me-
copy of that note is also communicated aud i. mar
kcd in The Appendix e..
To this application no reply has hccn given, and
while thus obliged TO be content with yonr verbal
declaration. concerning the ground oil my removal
| must beg permission to defer my remarks upon
the principle it contains, and the effects of tina,
principle OH the public interests, n future dnv
have the honor 10 be sir. your fellow citizen.
ANDREW COYI.E.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-05

me Ihh May last, in the city of London
derry irel'sd by the Rev. George Hay Mr. Dawn XVI
o. 's ety. 10 tizAErH, second daughter the late MI sam:
uel zee, MeIohant If the fnrnlet nlncr 80 - '
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-05

Se''sIt the best feelings OF heart such Know
Mr. Barry would expect him display all matters which he
could himself personally control
Entertaining ourselves unkndness whatever Mr. Bsrrv
Will give pleasure publish notice, responsi.
ne source which may DO thought proper tale of
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-05
The British ship ilebe, which sailed from New Yo,h g..
Liverpool Oh Friday carried ont 10 sicerase passengers

80, 49, ".NVv rolls, July 3Ist 1929
MT W ~ concluded his arsunnni yesterday half past one
'ci'ck-h his speech correct with spirit eloquent win eae
ciAinc" every thug support Inc siam his Clients of
winch the subject capable, whci, IN bis .as
impressive manner The Court adjourned 10 lhis morning
Rail Road COMPANY" ~ ~ " WV
On Friday morning Mr.. johnson commenced g. rely on
ochaii "i the I Road Company aud MS ar,ireu
"nh ie ouH adjnrned He will probably conclude h. ap
mct 10 day and Will be followed By Sir. fancy ON the same
side On Monday--t;a-cke.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-05

We learn by the b, United Statrs tia, there was rrea,
seal OF S;ckress among the shipping a Se, OIlears
Tie United States has her crew since she Il, New
circumstances OF whom died with dengue fever and one
by Incompetence '' ~ '
Inc VIEW Orleans Courier Of 18th july savs-"e have
oil the house Surgeon OF the Chay Hospital ,ha,
mere 's been number OF cases of yellow IN that iusl
"oh ana that there a'e several al this present time
I.NorfcH Beacon
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-05

letter irnm Liverpool Of June 10Th, says-"Bonded Fou
viii not bring than sis" ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-05

Sn'Sa States Bank Stock svt,O York august l. I23
i254 Exchange on London I0s u 1904.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-05

& tOytON.-2s squarc rales u Coi,Jn, Gov sai,
- ares JAS. NiNeTVl.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-05

Tickets s. halves s. so, quarters 81 S5-Gor sale ~
~. MICkGE'S OFFS g..
aug Next be'0v the Door Uf thc y r o. q.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-20
Land for Sale.

4 Wish to sell the tract of Land on which now
reside, lying on the Meadow Bridges Road in
licnnco County, about four miles from the City OF
Richmond, containing 1913 81 acres. The improve
ments on this land, two story dwelling house bniIt
OF brick, forty feet square, kitchen with two rooms
also of brick with other out houses all nearly new
This land lies well for improving and is bounded on
one side by the Brook Rum which affords fine mea-
dow lands There is n creek of some size running
through the middle of this land, with an equal propor-
ton otwood lard. 1t is well adapted to the growth OF
all kinds of grain. If not sold before the 26th inst il
will on that day be sold to the highest bidder with
OUT reserve. Application To be made at Seabrook' +
Warehouse, to VIM. Burton or to the Subscriber
Jan l3--2awd THOMAS BURTON ir
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-20

NIRGlNlA: AT rules, holden the clerks Office of the
superior of chancey Richmond district ,Ie
81 day of November 1923 Thomas 4. Baber pit against
Dyer jr and Martha his wife dts - 1890
The defendants Isaac Cur and Jane his wife, and SarueI
Dyer Jr and Martha his wife, having entered their am,ar
ance and given security according the act of ASSEMBLY and
thenes OF Tins court and appearing by satisfactory evidence
at they not inhabitants this country Ordered liza,
the said defendants do appear here tenth av Of the
January term and answer the bill of the plaintiff; aud that
lished III the city ofcnond, two months successvelv AVID
posted at the front door Of the capitol IN the sad city,
IT,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-20

AMES WINSTON. Richmond, Agent for VIM
:, Prince Proprietor OF Linnpan Botanic Garden
New York, now so advontageonslv known as the
most extensive and valuable establishment oftbc In
II this county, will receive orders for any Kind Of
trlit or ornamenial Trees, Grape Vines, Flowerno
shrubs ":ecnhousc Plants 3ul6ous Roots, &c.
u Catalogues will be furnished gJiis and the most
prompt particular attention paid to the FORWARDING
to any part of the State such articles rs persons ro
siding at a distance NAV order
The Trees, Shurbs, Vines, &C. &C. are put I'm in
me very best order, and may be transported many
hundred miles without lnary. The experience the
Agent though limited, fully iustifies him in recon.
hennmg to any person possessing but half acre of
land to procure small assortment of vines. fruit
trees, &c ard others holding more land could not
de eff
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-20

aIua6ie Ho~se 6 Lot near Ike Poor House
FOR SALE.
INTENDING TO leave Richmond, | Offer for sale
:, 'he iinnso anu lot l now occupy, near the Poor
WITH rooms on the first floor, and on The sccond
donois ceisrs under the whole for kitchen and lock
eehar' 1t Is wen built aud well finished comfortable
mouse ne lot is feet front and half an acre
deep, corner lot There is never i,ing snr,n,, of
excellent water within twenty yards Of the house.
Among The ou-houscs, large smoke house SS.i
slaughter house. Tho insurance OH the dwelling
house is near 600 dollars.
ihSMs..Eone halt cash, the other half in twelve
months. Possession will be given in April.
Jan JOHN DOYLE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-20
LNDL4 RUBBER SHOES

1HE subscriber has just received large supply of
Ladies and Gentlcmen's India Rubber Sbo9os
which are impenetrabc by water and an excellent
preseryatve of health. They keep the feet dry and
warm and thus prevent many ofthose diseases which
result from colds. Those persons who easily take
cold by dImponing their feet ought TO ruord them.
selves by wearing the above shoes which eouol,v
conaucc I" health and comfort. a who become ac
gnintcd with the benefit Of the India Rubber Shoes
from experience viii never after omit the use of them
lie las also on hind n large assortment or Ladies'
ana lIentlcinens, Boys and Misses Boots Bootees
ann Shoes; Leather, Sealskn and Hair Trunks: and
lew dozen OF Hnersons celebrated Razor STRAPS
all Of which he IL disposed tose low prices for cash
o'cV-2oW6t SAHUEL PUTNEY,
Under the Earlc Hotel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-20
HARMONY HILL ,SE.VLN.IRY

RS. TURNER takes this method of correcting n report
xxA which she has been informed, circulating the
public Of the arrangement made in the for the
ensuing She has secured the gentleman
whose classical education, moral worth, experience in
teaching emnenty qualify him os duties of his station
With this aid she proposes system which will furnish every
facility for the regular progress OF the pupil the simplest
elementary branches the highest department letters The
utility Of system every occupation in life will readily al
lowed but perhaps indispensaboso per
maucn IN its Vets the business of character
Of YOUTH task which devoves every faithful teacher For
the accomplishment OF this object the following method will he
adopted: t.t
introductory Dep1YtmentIn which will hc taurh, the lie
nents oil Leamr including Geography Arithmetic, some
branches of Natural History, Plain Sewing and Markn,
according to the plan pursued in the High Schools
cities
Junior DeparfmentRe Reading Writing Spelling Geography
Grammar, Artinctic mental and written, Natural History
Composition, Map Drawins Exercises in Elocion, and Needle
Senior Deportmeas-Ancieut Geography History Nauro
Philosophy Rhetoric Logic, Geometry Astronomy with Lee.
lures, Chemistry with Lectures Botany Conpo,ion Natural
Theology, mlncTalogy with the Garnet of minerals
Artinnec Algebra, Watts the Improvement the mind
Evidences ofChristany Ecclesiastical History aud the Greek
Latin, French Spanish and Italian languages will bc taught
Every Pupil of a suitable will taught DrawipS as
means o acquiring habits OF accuracy, pov c the taste
ad OF facilitating the acquisition of Peninailshp Teacncr
VIII be furnished for mstrcing Music, Painting OIL Velvet
regular branch of instruction, "a suitable Teacher cau
he obtained. ~
good Library attached School for the use of IN,
Pupils Farther particulars be asccrtancd by applicable,
to the Teachers
Boarding inclusive Of Bed, Bedding
and Washing mr. scss;or
Tuition in the introductory Department.
Do Junior Del arunent, o
Do Senior Department. 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-20

VIRGINIA At rules holden in the clerks office OF Essex
county on the Sd day of November 1928: Elizabeth l.
Ludlow, William Gaulett guardian Mary Elizabeth and
Richard John Ludlow, plaintiffs against Mary Eizabe2 and
,chard John Ludlow, infants OF Richard Ludlow James
III Ganett assigned guardian ad te the aiu in
faults, and Richard Ludlow, deGendants-IN CHASotRv
The defendant Richard Ludlow, having entered his an
Pcarance and given security according assembly
and the rules of this aud appearing by satisfactory evi
oecc that he Is not mabian of this State therefore OH
INC motion OF the panti tit ordered that defendant
Richard Ludlow, do appear before justices the county
court o Esscx, the third Monday January next and an
ser their BILL aud that copy this order forthwith inserted
III some newspaper of extensive circulation published in this
Commonwealth for months successfully and that another
copy I've posted al the front door of house of this county
copy. rcste, ZACH. u. CRITTENDEN ID. C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-20
PRIH8TE ENTER7HLv.WENT

VIE undersigned respectfully informs her friends &,
The public generally, That she has opened house
OF ffirq'e En'ertqinment IN Genito Powhaton coun-
George williamson, deed.
I've establishment having M icrgonc "a thorouol,
repair and having been considerably enlarged. viii
o1aoe ne subscriber 70 entertain travellers and otb
Srs W Incch more comfortable style than heretofore
lie. 90, y, a. E, ,!u,I., pun
Genito. jan. eth, 1920 a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-20
60 PARKE PoINDexTER. G..

kMBDERICK A.. MAYO, BOOK-BINDER, G,ur
aO"s OeOU me BH Jdceyn, respectfully informs the public
that DC stu carries IN the Book binding IN all is brtc rn
hopes by hrs experience workman obtain oriop Of
patronage Blank Books executed order aud Pcnied ,ks
hound 10 any pattern lie 7ers himself that he has M
OF making long Statement 0 TIE and STYLE In which
orders he may receive shall be- done ute as time aud
generous public, no doubt has long before This inspected AMI
proved ms workmanship in Tint Inc Of business all events
ne shall az al times be glad flor further inproy ernent to com
pare The execution of any with one in the same line M
-Hts W CIV ~ hfcFTond 0r elsewhere ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-20
ENTERTAINMENT.

f1$HE Tavern at Lavallce, the residence OF James
u b. Ferguson, OH the road leading to Charlo,tcs-
vile five miles above Goochland Courthouse and six
below Mrs Iinsey now open and ready for the
cepton of travellers, and the proprietor hopes his
and attention. will merit the patronage of the public.
C,oochidnd, Dec. 49, wiw
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-20

M ChesteCleid County Court, 1928. Dec The gEE.
isham Pocket IN his proper person, also Ncla Yor.
shan' sarah Worsham, and William Worsham. inrso,
cnnfsn oi Edward Wors'am, deed, by John Hill Their
nest friend, compliments, against John Troeos sJ
Kebecca his wifs late Rebscca Worsbam, which "a if
Rebscca the adn'x Of Edward Worshan decd sehs ~
Is CHANCFRY. ~
This day the conplainarts by counsel ind fii
theF bu, and u appearing the satisfaction nj tho
court, that the said John rru,nan Is not an
o' hs eonmonwealih on TIC motion ri the compannts
IL is ordered that tie said John Truenan spuesr Lo, "
w. scconh Monday IN March next, nd answer the bill
oi the complainauts and that copy Of this o,ier H.,
fertsh iot two mouths sacces7igcy, 10 uewepapsr
published ~ the city Of Richmond and sno,he, cd
ed ht the fnnt door ~ the NJ tins coany
FOR two successive courts
copy. Tesic,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-20
BzETJAINTpT T, ,TTTcTTTTa

WILL practice in the superior and inferior courts
held ~ the city Of Richmond. including those
Tor the county of Henrico He may be found nt the
office Of Chapman Johnson, Esq
Jan l0-ouGt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-20
REMEMBER ME

S'ifh Remember Ne, religious and literary mis-.
n cellany, intended Christmas and new
AMI neatly put up in watered silk, for sale bv
jan . ]. r. NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-20
D.AVID FULIZ--.qNornoV al La;c

Hu,c -, AL-sI'offtcy az Lar,
40 settled himself permanently at the Warm
=. nPr'hSS, and VIII attend the courts OF Alcgha-
ny Bath and Pocahontas. lie offers his services tn
the public as General L',nd AGENT to investigate
titles give information To quality superintend sur
veys, pay taxes, effect sales &c
During the recess of courts he may bc ra,nJ nj his
Once, Warm Springs, Bath County.
doc QQ-N,t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-20

Siserciyea and OK Sale anecdotes OF the American
~ s'oueo, Illustrative of talents aud Virtues of the
49,, any fatr,o's who acted the mos, co,sp cuos parts
uen'n ny Major Alexander Gardvn ~, Lees er,,n Sc
Io. WAi. H. FlIZWZYLSONN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-20

Eih"iNiA: AT rules, holden in the clerks office of the
superior court of chahceTy for the Richmond district
The IN day OF July 1928: John Baylor aud George D.
ps Isdi"si Robert Pollard, James Brown in his
own right, aud exor Of Robert Burton
oi Donald Burton Samuel ndrum, Thomas Pinketon
aud Daniel Bell, assigmees OF Donald Burton
dts. 'P'''
The defendants Samuel Brandrum, Thomas pinke,,on
"no Daniel Bell not having ed their and
gwen security according To the Of assembly and the
s OF 'h's court and appearing by satisfactory evil
denee that they of tins country: /, i,
ordered that the said defendants do appear here on IN.
nst DAY oil the next term, and bill of review
nen oy the plaintiffs and that copy of tls order be
forthwith inserted per published in the ei,v
hchmnnd Tor two months successfully, and posted at
the 'front.' door of the ca pitol in the said civ
Oh copy. Teste, VIM. G.. PENDLEToN q r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-20
FOR LIVERPOOL.

-. y,
aI The brig FAME, Capt YouxG. nov;
.LAA loading at City Point, to sail about 18th
SETsA inst, and can comfortably accommodate ,
ssss8szzkezZ~s or passengers.
Apply to the mastc on board, or To
ylA. lO-jth CIIAS. PALMER
RUCkWilEAT Meal in halfbarrcls, quarters and
~ eighths for sale by A. SWEENY
Jan 1}-2aw2w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-20

VIRGINIA.; Al rules. holden the clerks office Of the
superior court OF chtncsry for the Richmond district,
me I'd day =" June, 1893 james c. Anthony pit against
I"hn Marshall, Daniel Call and George Fisher ex ots of
me hev john Buchanan dec. Hin Carter Susan
Mary Carter ana Elizabeth Garter, infant children If
charles Carter the younger, dec Robert Ramin ph aud
Elizabeth his wife, formerly Berkeley, Walker TAylor and
Elizabeth W. C. his wife, formerly rserkley, Edmund
berkeley Ann b. Berkeley, Robert G. tserkIey Patke 4.
oekey heirs al Catharine S. BeIkey formerly Garter;
Mary w BIaxton, Anu II. Lee, Bernard VI. Cauer.
Williams Cater, Nm Fhzhugh Carter, Hill Carter
fh"mas Garter, WIN +. Wickham and Ann his wife,
formerly Garter, aud Edmund Wckham and Lucy his
we formerly Carter. Nathaniel Burwell and Lucy his
wiie John H. Carter Charles Shirley Carter Is laden nu.
fancy ana Mary W. his wife, late Carter heirs Edward
Cartel 'hares Carter Joseph c. Cabell and Mary hi,
vile hears OF George Carter, Nancy NofveI the widow
ana Josephine Norve Martha Norveil, Mary Norve nd
ihomes NoTvel, infant children and heirs OF Thomas
N"rvell, deceased, and Polly Smith, dts
The defendants Aun H. Lee and Bernard NJ Carter mot
having entered their appearance aud given security
cordng To The act at assembly aud the rules of this court
anu appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they are
NOT inhabitants o this county; is ordered the said
defendants do appear here line first day next term
aud answer the bill of the plaintiff; and copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in newspa e published
IN the city of RIchmond for months sue AND
posted at the front door of the ptol said cy
Cd copy Feste, WIN 6. PENDLEToN- C. c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-20

VIRGINIA: Al rules holden in the clerks oiee OF the
superior court Of ehsncrry Tor the Riehhiond district,
the I'm day Of July, 1929 John Enrougbty aud Martha
NJ MS wife, whu Martha NJ. Robertson, Archer
kobehson, edmhr OF Nancy NJ Robertson, who Was
Nancy NJ Booker, Joseph Scott and Caroline NJ. his wife,
aud John Robertson aud Eliza beth bis wife, pli against
EiZaoeth Booker, exx Of William W BookcC DECEASED
w lillian Scott aud Rachael r. his wife William M
Booker, Wis,a l. Eggeson, udn, oi rhon,ss Booker
deceased Arnis,e,d r. Townes John Booker William r
tgg'estoo Ia his right John :. Booker, aud John L.
iownes admor of James TownA deceased, dhs
The defendant iohn l.. Tow rs, adm or OF James
rownes dec not ha ng entered his aud sy,n
security according the Of enibiy and the le Of
"s court and " appearing by satisfactory evidence that
ne is rot an inhabitant Of this country; suieeB bat
'e sad Defendant do appear here the FIRST day or the
"eN "fm and answer the MIL ofthe plaintiffs aui that
COPY o''hs order he forthwith '"se'te'i ~ some
puoShed ia the city al Richmond for months success
s"ey aud posted at the front door of eNpuoi, Ia the
said city.