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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-26
PROSPEROUS
Lor publishing by Sutsrrfption the Torn Of Ports
mouth, Yrginia, Newspaper, to be entitled, tae
PORTSMOUTH REPUBLICAN,,
VIRGLNT4 Co.aMERCL4L G.aZETTE.
BY JAMES C. WEST.

&c
N compliance with the ish Of many the most res
pecable citizens of Portsmouth, who are anxious for
such publication of their the publisher
Prospectus patronage support Of the
nf Portsmnuih NSsfols, and the adjoining COUNTIES.
Il is unnecessary, in the present enlightened age to
laboied detail of value Of new spspcrs
In republic founded the ve and general iuteI.i
Icncc Of the community and which only supported
and continued the basis, their utility must bc an
parent every rejecting mind. We shall proceed there
fore, Without further remarks spery the course we -
tend to pursue, and the objects which attention III
be chiefly directed In the first place. would distinctly
state that the REPUBLICAN is Intended 70 be par-
paper devoted to any particular party or admin
isiraiion, further than their may be, in our view
wise and beneficial, calculate To proue the interests
of our country. I'VE shall aim preserving rigid i'm
Partially bct@een confciiDg excludns
all controversies Of personal and acrimonious nature;
at the same tlmt We are DESTROYS that both sides of the
question the merits Of public md measures may be
freely and fairly stated, that readers will
to draw their conclusions, and form their own opiu
ions IN ccniruverted points.
Our object and design is TO make the REPUBLIcAy
vehicle nj commercial nd general infpia pn-a medium
OF FACTS rather than political discussions abstfant
Questions Nor will Agricultural and Miscellaneous in
formation be negecied-or the Literary and Scientific
news of the day. There is likewise another subject which
viii engage adequate share of attention, viz: In
ternsl Improvement. Whatever difference opinion ma
exist TO the powers Of the General Government in re-
ference 10 this subject, there he the wis
dom and policy Of improving the utmost our natural
advantages removing DISTINCTIONS UNDERSTANDING
canals and os6thus opening channels for
and calling healthy and vigorous exercise all the re-
sonTces Of State This course, which been So
PLY begun By the Dismal Swamp anal, will trust.
ere long, become primary object of importance with
Statesman, and give fresh stimulus decaying
meree aud languishing agriculture.
Having thus briefly unfolded our intended course il re-.
mains with the public say how far they hiuk worthy
of patronage. g.
p. Sit our intention to issue the FRS, number Of
tho Republican April provided $50 subscribers are pre-
vioosly procured.
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Iva wing considerably enlarged his VINE
YARD, oil Loss-isLASD, where he now has,
in full cultivation, ThIfy,fUe Heres OF
Ground, containing 1900 Grape Vine
Roots; having aiso the peculiar advantage
of being enabled to pressure the best species
Of Roots from his Fathers extensive Vine
yards and Nurseries, III the Districts of Bor-
Il. f,sy
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CONDITIONS.

II The REPuBLIcAS will he handsomely printed on
S"perroyal, ssm-weeky, (Tuesdays and Fridsys) 81
per annun, pa yHbie in advance.
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VIRGINIA.: Atrues, holden in the clerks Office Of IN,
superior court Of ehanecTy for the Richmond district
the 9TH day ofJuly, 1929 John Forbes Esq. executor
the last will and testament Of William L. Myers dec pit
dgdd James Scott, ex or Of John Leslie dseeHsed nd
bis sureties James Shiphard, William Mckenzie David
Barclay, Samuel Irving aud James q. Scott, dts.
The seine facias awarded in this being
ON the defendant Samuel Irving aid he having
his appearance and given secury according the Of
assembly the rules Of this sppes ting by satis
iaet"Fy evidence that he IL nha counry
~ ordered that the said defendant do sppear here or the
hrst day Of the next term, and cause against tho
revival sought by the said process; that copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted in newspaper published
IN the city Of Richmond, for months sue essvev and
posted At the front door ofhe capitol in the ga civ
% copy. Tesie, WM q. PESDLRTog G. e.
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VIRGINIA; Al rules, holden ~ the clerks Office of m.
superior eood ofehaneery for the Richmond district
ihS 7ib day Of July, 1928 John Enroughty and Marha
~ " rvs W'ie' VINO was Martha NJ. Robertson, Archer
Roberisou, admor of Nancy M Robsttson who wn.
Nancy M Booker, Joseph Scott and Caroline M his wife
and john Robertson and Eliza beth his wife, pits
IMaoe'h BOOKER exix Of William NJ. Booker, deceased
William Scott and Rnchael r. his wife William N
Booker, WHian T. Eggestop, adm or Of Thomas Booker
deceased Arnstead g. Townes John Booker William g.
gge'on ~ bis own right, John s. Booker, aud John L.
iowhes, adm'or Of James Townes, deceased, dhs.
me defendant John l.. Townes, adm'of NJ James
owne' dec not having entered his appearance md given
security according the Of assembly and the rules Of
ih court and IL appearing by satisfactory evidence that
ne not inhabiant Of this country; IA is ordeTed that
the said Defendant 10 appear here the first day II the
next crn and the bill of the plaintiffs; and that
copy ofhs oder he forthwith inserted newspaper
published IN The city Of Hichmoud for months success.
syey and posted the front door Of the capitol in the
said city. - ...s
g. corr Tasis yvS. g. PRSptrrox C.. e. i.
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SPRINGS STHGE.

NNHS Stage will hereafter TWICE each week snd
tom Flocks, where IL connects with tbe line from
LynchbUrg to Nashville, &c. aud Lewsbug where will
connect with Pores line Of coaches which TUbs 10 the
Ohio river.
FARE. For each person there will be charged for a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-26
MICROBES w tlITEn

WISH to hire nifty able bodedrcgro men, for the rcma
paiy. (;FO RD0Srp go Co'''
jan lots super l.,
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Eih6iNiA: AT rules, holden clerks Office an ,,.
superior court of chanccTY the Richmond ds,,i,
the LIST day OF SeptembeI, 1898. Mary O. Williamson
John Bath aud Lucy his wife, Robert Williamson n nd
Sophia Sneed, pits against Elizabeth Mann exrx of
Joseph Mann, dec who exc of William Dreedlov.
dec and john B. williamson James c. williamson Rich
ard Evans and Lucy his wife, John Willis and Ezahe
his wife, Li't'eberry Waldo and Sophia his wife, nd yohn
L. tuEier aud Jane his wife, which said John d. J.m.,
Co. Sophia Ind Jane children of Mary o. WiIiiansun
end Lucy Davis, Daniel Davis, John Davis Madison
DAVIS, and Wm Davis, John w. Simpson and Ann his
wife, Henry Chids and Sophia his WIFE David Brown aud
Lucy his wife, Benjamin Rust aud Fanny his wife and
Agnes Davis, which said Daniel John, Madison William
Ann, Sophia, Lucy, Fanny and Agnes are children Of
Lucy Davis dec James Williamson, Thomas w il,io n,op
George Williamson, James Oliver aud Elizabe, his i
aud Philip Sully and Campbell his wife, which Jams.
Thomas Gcsse, Elizabeth and Campbell are children
Ann Williamson, dec. dts.
The defendants James c. Williamson. Ii,,lebc,,v
aide and Sophia his wife, John L. Turner aud Jan. his
wiie David Brown and Lucy his wife, James w iap,son
Ihomas Williamson, George Williamson, aud EbiIin
Gully and Campbell his wife, having entered their
appearance and given security according to the act
assembly and the rules of this court and bv
satisfactory evidence that they nha of this
country; IL s ordered that the said defendants do auuea
here on the first day Of the term, aud answer the bill
OF the plaintiffs; aud that copy Of this order forthwith
inserted In some newspaper published in the city OF Rich
Tor two months excessively aud posted at the front
door oil the capitol, in the said city.
% copy. Teste. WIN. G. PgnpLEroH, C. o.
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'HF wage VIII hNefnheiy roo hOm the Sweep scrtu0s
by way ofthe W. Sulphur TO the Sail sul,'., d hss
aud by the dill Gap aud Unon
Zach passenger will he aiiawed ~ take 2oBs n hs
gage rec of eafee, bot all that, will charged f
q e rave 90 cents per 10 per 100 miles Those who
h register their the places where the s,stc sos
shall have the prrfeTence.
These VIII be good and cafcfj drivers and ihr best
horses 10 Virginia 9 CST DVrfT
5''s rousN i.h. fgar lt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-26

VIRGINIA.: Al rules, holden clerks Office of the
superior court of chancery for the Richmond district
the I'd day Of June, 1926 James c. Anthony plt
John Marshall, Daniel Call md George Fisher exors OF
the Kew John Buchanan, dec Hill Carter Susan Carter
Mary Garter, and Elizabeth Garter, infant children of
Charles Carter the younger, dec. Robert Randolph and
Elizabeth his wife, formerly Bsrkey Walker Taylor and
Elizabeth W. c. bis wife, formerly Berkeley, Edmund
Berkeley Ann g. Berkeley, Robert G.. Berkeley. Putke f.
Deikley, heirs OF Catharine S. Berkeley formerly Carter
Mary w. Braxton, Ann II. Lee, Berna rd NJ Garter
Williams Carter, VIM. Fhzhugh Carter, Hill Carter
Thomas Carter, VIM. F. Wickiam and Ann his wife
formerly Carter, aud Edmund Wickham aud Lucy his
wife, formerly Carter. Nathaniel Burwsl and Lucy his
WIFE, John IT, Garter, Charles Shirley Carter, Bladen Du
aney and hay w. his wife, late Carter heirs of Eda, nd
Carter Charles Carter, Joseph c. Cabe and Mary his
wife, heirs Of George Carter, Nancy Norve, the widow
and Josephine Norvrll Martha Norve Mary Norvel nd
ihom's Norvell, infant children heirs Of Thoma.
Norvel, decreased, aud Polly Smith, dts.
The defendants Ann II. Lee and Bernard NJ moi
having entered their appearance aud given security ac
corng I" the act of assembly and the rules Of this court
ana appearing by satisfactory evidence that thew are
not inhabitants Of this country; is ordered that the said
defendants do here the first Of the next
aud answer the bill Of the plaintiff that copy of bs
order be forthwith inserted in newspaper published
in the city Of Richmond, for months nd
posted at the front door of the pto in the said cv
65 A copy. Teste, VIM g. PENDLHrog e. r.
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SUBSCRIPTION
sgR. ALPHoNsE LOUBAT

I IHFUHII-NG tTR-IPT. VLNIG ROOIS FY1ONI
FR4JTC at a moderate price, and encouraging he
tat,odHciioa If tat CHiiuye ~ Ne United tatcs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-26

VlkOlNiA: ~ superior court Of Chaucery holden
the Capitol 10 the city ol Rchmond, on the ooh dav
NJ June 1928, Joshua Smithsou, pit against Edward
Cunningham, sole sofing executor Of hrchibald Moore
deed. John T. Robertson and Maria M. his wife late
Maria VI. Moore, div'ee Of the said Archibald Moore
dec "a. William Dsvhson aud Nahaa el nd James Dick
Surviving partners Of the late mercantile firm OF Dicks
Moore g Co.
This 10 which the bill hath bnen taken for comics.
sed against the defendants, John T. Robertson and Maria
NJ his wife, aud in which the plaintiff appsa hive
proceeded in the mode prescribed by Law against the de-
PENDANTS William Davidson aud Nathan ieI and James
Dick, who of the county, un this dsy To- be
heard the bill the Of the other md
exhibits and argued by counsel: On consideration
Whereof the doth order that the defendant Edward
Cunningham, render account of his administration of
the estate ~ his iestaor before Commissioner Of the
court, who s directed to eEaine, and settle the
same, aud make report thereof the court, with any
matters specially stated deemed pertinent ny himself
which msy be required By the parties to he so stated
Esd FebTUarD 1898.
The court doth order thar the Commissioner who may
execute the order made IN this cause tho twentieth day
oJune 1926, do ~ addition the account theein directed
died seized and possessed, aud any debts binding the
real estate that may have been psd ou o tho peFsots
asseis % raid Moore, and report the the court
with any matters specially ststed, deemed pertinent by
imsrf or which may required by the parties to be
stated
Copies Te"e, WIN. g. PREDLETON, c. e..
COHinissioHers Q6icc. Richmond, Feb. IS, 1899.
The parties ige'osfsd 80 please 10 take notice, that
hays appointed the son day of March next,
DE duties directed N the ior@gong orders 81 Court,
which day at O'Clock, \ NJ. they equed Ia attend
~ NY Office in The city, with their accounts, vouchers and
f"cU'"ruts ready r. e. nlnatou and settlement.
Frh. - ola fffftRE mara Fsrr,fs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-26

VIRGINIA; Al rules holden in the clerks office of m.
superior court OF chancery for the Rio hmond district
the 9TH day of August, 1923: William Stokes plt
against Samuel Elan and Elizabeth his wife, Allan ID
Mecait, VIM. Williamson, James Jones, William Ro.
bertson, jr. aud Thomas Bate, dts.
i"e "eieh"ants samuel Elsm aud Elizabeth his wife,
not hnv'ns entered their appearance aud given 50
aecordinsto the net of assembly rules of this
aud appearing by Satisfactory evidence that thev ar.
inhabitants of this county Is ordered that the said
ut" do appear here the first day of the me- e
aho answer the bill OF the plaintiff; md coy of his
ooer be forthwith inserted In newspaper pub.ed
:" the c''y Of Richmond, for months
al me front door ofshe capitol, in taid CITY,
OF copy. Testc, VIM. G. PENpLrroN r.
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VIRGINIA; Al rules, holden the clerks Office of m.
superior court of chancery for the Richmond d,,ric
the ith day OF July 1923: John Baylor George D.
Baylor PITS against Robert Pollard, James Brown in his
own right aud as exoT of Robert Burton
of Donald Burton, Samuel Brandrum Thomas Pinker,on
aud Daniel Bell, assignees OF Donald Burton
dts. Nf''
and Daniel Bell not having their aud
gwen security according the of assembly and the
.u'eS OF TINS court, and appearing by satisfactory evil
dence that they inhabitants this country: il
ordered that the said defendants appear here on the
hist day o the next term, and bill of review
ned by the plaintiffs and that copy of Ihs order be
'Ef,hwih inserted IN some newspaper published the city
OF Richmond for two months successfully, posted al
the front door of the capitol, in the said civ
of n copy Ieste, VIM. q. PENDLEToH, c. C.
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p. Sit is intention issue the 6rst number of
viopsly procured
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VIRGINIA; az rules holden in cle,ks oncs Of the
hyperion cSurt of ebaneery Tor the Richmond dsssiet
we IA az ysae 1928: William Roundee pi. against
William psndsige sheriff of the coun,y of itsnrco
90 whom was casnmi,,ed Zoe all the goods
ehauei rights aud cssds, which Of the estate
watson Patman, dec. .unadtninistered by Elzabeth
pat,oan, (he sdm'x OF said watson) in her life times
Wiiisp Pat~an, Fleming Patman, Price Shoemaker mi
Iynsh's his wife, David a. Sheppard aud Mary wife,
Thomas NJ Patman aud Elizabeth his wife, the said
william. Fleming, Nancy aud Elizabeth ss the heirs aad
Gregory, ITS. 49,
me descendants Price Shoemaker add Cynthia bis wife,
and Thomas Nj Patmsn and Elizabeth his wife, not
having entered their sppearanee aud gwen security
according 10 the act of assembly aud the russ o this
court nno appearing by satsfaetory evidence, that
hey are NOT inhabitants Of tins countiy; 10 ordered
the sara defendants do appear here the FIRST day the
neN 'en, ana answer the bill OF the plaintiff; and that
copy of this order be forthwith in some
puoished IN the city Of Richmond for months success
sey, and posted AT the front door the Capitol in the
said city.
SIS A copy. Tcsfe. M,r C
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VIRGINIA.: AT rules holden the clerks Office of Iie
superior court Of ebaDcery for the Richmond district
the 2nd day Of February, 1929: Isaac Vsuciee. pIf
against Henry Davis IL Co. aud Henry W. Honcure an6
John Robinson surviving partners Of honGure, Robin
son 81 Pleassnts, dts.
The defendants Henry Davis & Co, having entered
their appearance and given security according the act Of
assembly and the rulas Of this and appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they not nha bans OF this
country; ordered that the said defendants do appear
here the 6rst day Of tie June answer the
bill Of the plaintiffs and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted IN some newspaper published in ne city Of
Rirmond for two month successfully aud posted at the
font door Of che capitol in the said city.
3 A Teste, WM. G.. PRHnLErnn O.
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VIRGINIA. Al rules, holden in the clerks Office If the
superior court Of chspcery for the Richmond d;.,r,
the oh day Of August, 1923: wiIHsm HeorIr,on. M,
agg'n Robert Horsley, sdmor ofJosspb c. Msscirson,
me oeiendant Philip Duval, not having entered his
appearance and given security according 10 the AZ, &c
assembly snd tho rules Of this eoBT, and appearing bv
satisfactory evidence that he Is inha bitant Of THE
soun'hn ordered, that the said defendant do appear
here the FIRST day Of the mex, term and sn, ~ ~,
Of the PLAINTIFF aud that copy Of this order be for,hi,
inserted W some Newspaper pubShed In the city Of Rim
on' Tor two months successfully, and posted AZ the from,
door Of the capitol. in the said city, O"'
~ Ac"pY TcHe WV q. GEspLErov. c r.
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unless they shall have resided therein for Eve years
Immediately preceding The election at which they shall
oner to vote and two years preceding the said election
In the county, city, borough, election district where
they shall offer to Uhe mole Of provin- such pre-
vIoi' residence, when disputed, be prescribed by
law) and shall possess, moreover, some Of
The qualifications above enumerated"
On motion OF Nc. CLAYroR all the latter part of
the proyiso. beginning with the words nor by cit-
rens born out Of the Commonwealth" to the end was
stricken out.
The question being put on striking out the residue
II was negatved.
MIR. LEIGH no.y offered again the amendm mt which
he hal previously moved and Withdrawn.
But on soms conversa'ion to its details, he again
withdrew 1t to allow an opportunity to
Mr.. WILSON, who moved the following amendment.
Resoired. That every free white male citizen OF
this Commonwealth, of the ago Of twenty one years,
ani upwards. who shall have re.ird in the State two
years, and in the county where he proposes to vote
year. next preceding the time o Offering CHI vote:
who shall have been enrolled in the militia, u subject
to military duty; and who hali have paid ali levios and
taxes assessed upon him, his property, for the year
preceding that in which he offers vote;shal have
Alright to vote Tor members OF the General Assembly;
Pr0cded That person shall be permitted TO exercise
the Right OF Suffrage, WHO'S pauper who is Of nn-
sound mind; who has been convicted of any infamous
crime; or who shall be non-commissioned officer or
private soldier, seaman marine in the regular service
Of the United States. Of this Commoa ealth; and the
Legislature shall prescribe che mole of trying and de.
erm'nng disputes, concerning tho said qualifications
OF voters whenever the right OF person TO vote shall
be questioned"
MIR. MERCER had previously moved an adjourn
men, with view TO the accommodation of those who
were attending under severe ndispostion-but il was
lost, ayes 43--noes a.. M
After some farther conversation in relation to Mr..
LErGHs amendment, and his having determined to re-
cast tic meet suggestion, that male TO him, the
motion TO adj ourn was renewed by Mr.. SUMMERS md
prevailed:
The House thereupon adjourned.
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no THE EDITORS OF 7YiE FyoUJRI

n.
attention drawn piece signed Ono Of tho People, y
OF inc proceedings had by tho eehoirs OF Buckingham tho
~ 81 Ie'Ouons Tor ie instruction Of their representatives
scbcd preceding that day. in which, though no manifested
Willingness nc was not allowed opportunity, of participating
IN relation to the proceedings, to which Gone People" al
nnes as preceding the day on which those resolutions adopt
ca not The purpose Of the writer of this communication
indulge IN single remark he percoives possible connection
history proves Ear the author OF this an
Only ihe ac OF which Zone of the People, complain to
dence when hc indicated willingness address them 10 The
VIZ OF s connea.on who native of buckingham and
character OF tie czon Gone Of the Peop give no bet
ef or stronger evidences of an entire dsimary which
nc anu ny oneaned upon the subject for discussions tho
., o interruptions OF which he speaks in his
~ ~ VIC pnoc why tho roohOlders Of Buckingham
d DOT accept the substitute offered by "Ouc Of the Psoc
dvIne too plainly 10 be misunderstood by penetrating
o. NE author Of that ,gb'iutg omo inform oao Peo.
intelligent this day. DO "oresiaod In their opnions NV Inc
speeches Of Of their citizens mus, H. ,Jlg bv
done the Pcepe the pryjore oC dif,io az S Wy
point Of fact touching the number eohoefs present At tho
oion OF those resolutions hazard nothing SAYING
ee Wen nearer the number Of 100 Of respectable aud
g "oa OF % o. INC county present tao 10 or l9
scIion that om 300 to 100 oehoc present during tho
The resolution had view, operation and
but your correspondent "was Informed very cspecla
sute which he offered than resolution adopted strange
publican principles should have able TO have rsrncJ
"Onc Of hc People" amaioy concerned For tho infi
,on o. pne Of the People, IN relation Of s
eehoaoo Buckingham touching his resolution
adopted would beg leave humb refer him with iii others who
ton a. well the vote for rs ohrs Tho writer
, opua9" resides IN tho most poPulous part of the
various sought gained Information Of the PEG
Of approximation through vsfou mediums fnone Of which n co.
5ny pc more alblo and Inaccurate than the criterion which
ooned for tho ,ubsGtue and result Of his thus
ny pIve eoyood nc romoest doubt that flcast 7n oil
mixed basis in both branches Of the Lcgisstu xed All
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PETERSBURG ELECTION.

TET EKSBUKG ELECTION.
PETERSBURG, Dec. l6,-Yeserday the Freebolders
oil this town proceeded to make choice of DELEGATE
to the present General Assembly supply the vacancy
occasi"ned by tn resignation OF Judge May. A, the
close the poll, the votes stood as follows:
For Robertson, OIL
Wnfree, 81
Majority, 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-17
The Honorable the SPEAKER
of the Houae oC D.leaata.

Engrossed bills 10 amend the act concerning tn,
cessoning OF lands in Southampton and Nansemond-
and TO alter and to amend The act to establish ferry
across the Chesapeake Bav from the lands Of John
Flovd, &c. were read thirl time and passed
Petitions presented-Bv Mr. Prentis. from
Henry Sheets for Pension BY Mr.. Riues of C
from the heirs Of Can't. Robert Todd for communication
pay:-By Mr.. Miller, petition from Powhatan, and
ny mr.. BuDoof, from the town Of Manchester and
Chesterfield county, praving for a tolI-brdge 70 be
erected across James River, between Richmond and
Enthusiastically Mn. .Ne,Dn,dn Of Shenandoah, from
E'zabeth ifoyagainSt Jonas Longs removing his ferry
nearer to hers: and by Mr.. Hdrpie, from w c. Pen.
deton and others. securities of John Preston, late
treasurer. praying an exoneraton act-Referred to
the Committees.
And then the House adjourned till this day, ~ o..
I'll -
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uPAn eloquent Obituary Notice of the late Mr. jus
tice Washington Supposed to be from the pm of judy
Story,) is unavoda ly postponed Till our next
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MJOr1CE.--Jus received and for sale, at the Peni-
~ tertiary Store. supply Of Negro clothing, manu-
acturcd At the Institution also large number OF shoe
the prices Of which, have been lately reduced
oct TO- of THOMAS NELSON, ZAP