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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-10

A ia.v Js,~ sa,-s tt. Ir,. s. f. . transport ,--,,.
> -a The l. ~ t.y2 : ll.- t4,r- OBJ. o-.u 90
2'rs'--a. >ee.r-.a 2 -rs--C-s cr o.-r. .ya-e,-h
lern % uante-. s,u us' whom a-a ,aa lr-aa-r. me
Bug rSIIlar. tvo mon OF colour four ttpr- i'm! q
anu tho rem im icr are Spanisris They are L.s-
perate looking SCI ~ m"n, hut .etehydly cad.
and appear 20 ." IN d'p'orsbn nl.'ion. Tie on
iy witness who has vet arrived Is man of colour. Ii
appears that Commodore Owen. of his VI r.cstvs ship
kssI, al present on A' AtIc.u >t1'iJn. rec .it' Ia
c-mition IN February, 1925. t!.lt uratc.l cor.
Vc;te under French colours. ws> cu The coast -!p-
derl.g SStS Otall nltlonS, and uad gone ~ iar a.
- en- .on seven vessels a; = err. l. .a.e. and ar ne
prote1re taar sae had caugh; t...a slave ieajlr
TIE CnUual'rc, Their, f.r-. dispatched his tender
the C1~-'i.ts Iu search rrihe corvette. and the crew
>uccecae "a boarding the corvette while she was w.
ING on tne COST OF ta.aJar. She lad French COL
ours flying ~ h'r mast head She carried eight car
rage anu two long guns. ana w,ll al pied Tor
quick SAILING. She was STYLED me Te.s,. Al the
time OF the captur. ID" Captain, 70 h1 was an En-
hsiman, VI las chef officers, mad ub at thirty Of
his crew. were ashore. ana upon airing az ;hc can
tnrc, they escaped INTO the i.teJior. Th-re were
thirty tv" men on bOarI, ui whom had cut laSs,,
and small arms. They said thc whole parry ashore
wcre armed with musa"t~ and small arms ofal kinds
they were on an expedition, tie nature Of which
the prisoners could not explain. the vessel was in
ballast, and great abundance Of ammunition and
proNi-lOns We're found. The prisoners were confn- /
cd some lime Ia the gaol at Fernando Po and the
corvette was condemned a prize 10 CAPTAIN Owen
-e OF ie prisoners escaped, others died and ,bnu,
twenty put on board The SuBfeLd to he brou-bf
to England iO! trial but two OF them died on t.e
passage.
The man Of color states that n was in merchant
ship, which was plunderod by the corvette, on the
coast OF Guinea; she bore down upon hem IN June.
1875, with French coors flying, and having fired two
guns up and took possession md sill tho chi,
and cargo at Sierra Leone lie volum e"red on board
her, as he understood some OF the men To say they
were bound for ST Bartholomew, or St Thomass; /
he did not participate IN any of their acts
The prisoners charge the man of color with bav;,
trumped up the charge from motives of revenge; and
they say they were justified in making the seizures
they did, as they were Portuguese vessels engaged in
slave-traG.nr.
1t Is expected thatthey will be examined mex, week
at the Thames Police Office.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-10

PHn ADELPnJA, Nov. 4.
We have TO notice an Improvement ~ Superfino
Flour since our report on Saturday last; sic. Of
about 5000 barrels having been made at As Is I94
the latter IL now the market price, at which holders
arc firm-Pricc Cur.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-10

TROUBLES ~ COLORIBTA.-Tho sci,,rrr
Thaddeus Capt Dayton, in % days from Carthcgona
arrived at New York Wcduesdiv bringing Car
th"gena papers to the 9th OF October nrllsive-
The New York Post says Tint some considerable DO
htlca Disturbances had taken place u COLOMBIA: and
Capt Dayton reports that Carihcgcnr VIZ. ina state
OF great confusion and uproar when he sailed. The
occasion OF this the news of the Instruction
which & neral Gorloya had excited iu AntoqIia tine
capital OF Cauca. and the intelligence Of which had
Just arrived from Bo@o'a. a handbili puhlisbod r.,
Carlhcgcu1 on the 9th % October, annouIcip,, fI,.
intelligence, says tina, the Secretary ofwnr
from this event no other consequences than tL. c,,r.
winch The temrri'y offs author Will bring mon the
province which has been The theatre OfthIs is,Irroc-
ton The same paper diiirms that Corioya's party
ID Antoqu1 consisted only Of about forty orffy per
sons, iat u" had been Joined by no 90 - Of influence
riches or note. and that dlurm was felt uf Booo,o
on account OF what had taken place.
From another paper Of The othIt appears chat an
attempt hnd boon made by Col. Francisco rr,..pato
Ccdoyu, his brother Salvador Cordoya. and hIs
bother in law, the GD,ernor OF be province tine t O
principal leaders Of he rebellion. isluuc'a wit houf
"a single soldier aud without nuv other mrrrs than he
o"n activity. had collected parry for tine purpose of
making tie arrest, but his plan being discovered b,
'orGova. Ec found himself Obliged TO hasten it's exc
cuton lie sent twenty men with officer ~ Rio Ne
gro TO seize Cordpya brit the hitter was on Dis nard
and thc plan frustrated Cordova thnp marched
trOu The vi rlcu, ami UrdaHeta came ont i.,f him.
Dry Inc principle men Of thc uciphbgfho.d and tlr
civil authorities In'cHcrcd between the cOmbqtarfs
aud prevented an engagement. Cordoyo agreed to
guarantee the lives and property OF those wbo had
opp d him aud U!daucta found himself blgcd TO
leo'c The province. lie reported thl' on his ray
through the province he found the people every where
friendly 70 the Liberator.
General Cordoya had with HIN his veterans. lis
nIG nec'4Ps' ondbis brother. lie had collected fsw
mIulin ~ RIO Negro, and alihourl these did not nv
coed ~ IN number, they wcrc enough TO prevent snv
attempl % the unaunDd inhabitants against him Uc
had sent dc achmrut Of 10 men ~ occupv Nnr.
POM on me Mogdacnn whore river Of that nnne
emplies INTO 1t, and where Urdarota had stationed him
cell ~ order TO dispense them their arrival IrJa
ncia' IN dispatch to tie Secretary Of War. states
that Cordov0 had sent his proclamotione 70 diyets
persons 10 Cucn. and others 10 Bogo'a that how.
ever hs party IN Antoquia consisted onlyof few
young men Of RIO Negro hat tic inhabitants oil that
place had sent to him bcsccchng his return, and
tranquility.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-10

Franz Misunderstanding to a letter of the 18th
September, quoted in the Philadelphia Chronicle, d.
rect intelligence has been received. Out of the mum
Der oi cnlgrants per ship Harriet from Norfolk which
went out last sprlng, thirty had died. and among them
i0d"l IepitGman the Moorish prince Sierra Leone
was also dcsolated by the yellow fever 50 much so
a. To mako n doubtful whether the post womld not be
abandoned by the British Government. Upon tho
subject OF the saye-trade the letter has this fearful
statement:
Tho slave-' rade l. carried on still with actyit. and
"hen passing the GGL-dS | saw six or eight slaycrs
waiting cargo. Even from the river whence I AZ
present write, there some for n similar purpose
Inc greater part of these are Baltimore built vessels
under Spanish coors: and so extremely sharp as sci
dom to admit OF more than three feet between their
Platform and deck On this subject there appears to
in 10 be great degree Of Ignorance IN the United
STATES Tor the bcri of many Is, that total supprc
SION exists here, when the truth is il is carried On ms
violently as ever The landing of cargo ia the Snon
-h est Indies requires but doUceu of four or five
slaves 10 an Official; ana tn" ftters of 100 10 POO nm
man beings are knocked of, the vessel washed and
sW ctcncd. the owners receive or 5000 dollars cncb
ana III the course OF five months she arrives in fr,ca
Tor another cufg0. On this subject the h.nris nf
thousands are iccIngy aii,c;-and cun but add u,,
wish for the early arrival ofthat day when evcrv man
ia christcndom shall conceive it to be wronp and I'M
Just.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-10

The precise date OF these events does not appcur
from any paper we have received The despatch how
ever, oi Urdancta from Mare sent err they had
taken place, dated the list or September On the
99th of Sept. the government OF Colombia ordered
column q! 700 veterans to march under the command
of Gen. Olcry against Cordova. On the same day
dispatches were rcccN ed from the comma liant Gu
cral IN the department of the Cuca, advancing the
measures he had taken prevent the spread OF the
msurrcctiru.
The following is the proclamation of CorIovo. 1,
beats date IN thr paper from which we translate it
bat was probably issued about the middle OF Sep
tCmccr.
Proclamation y Gan. Jo'c Maria COloro TO Lsc peo-
pie u .inti,Quia.
CGiSras g. .l1t.cf uiI.My .apL arrival at this pro-
vince, aud the subsequent circumstances. have alarm
60 y"n. Nothing important IN tlis world is transact
81 with the tranquility ot common life. Agreeable
To my rcouhncaG principles and m the love at hhcrv
and consequently Il, Spaiung o tho conduct and pro.
j'sS ct Gcn"ral Bolivar vino Expresses the entire ~.
public, determined, m1uy days slucr. 20 place uvscr
" the h'oo ct tue patr"s ami ucrmcn, IN order 10
i'u>'r8'c h'> ambitious views aud restore to the ma
ton ~ io>t hbCC'N | had provided aud disposed
eN'ry tUiuC 10 rims Ns nose whoa III" alarm AGAINST
'uc CNcfc' 10 'hs CITY ky chC' WHO thought u IS
da,N' hao only Tho '''vN 90 sr7riv" me- ot' the
'V"co''s Wo'-o tho s,' vn transition rom the quiet
q. Slaves .' tlc a,r'y 81, ,..ou> n~,u,a 'ly threw i'm
uv var
ROW fr' wE> .to tse >'oruul j,,>j,cA m or.
'c- l' 1rl'. L -. ue WurA ,I;., restoration VI our
Hc.N. let,.oay .l, e'.,.rm'u, of Bolivar was
ID t0.t .nrs away. D. VIZ lm.e civ A, ain .,,rot Il
.n thr CITIES and l>'rc'>. vh The t,rnalu,eS which
So solemn - set t.mRo,>. The Ere 81 liberty KIN J..
electricity to PASTE. and t.ou % all tho r,puhlic-
fr ih'~ t,c - Sn , a ,as os,.1 o. Cvcrv virtu,us
.ui'iN. ..n- IL % manifesto now preparing shall
lay before 'hc world On, u',;-cs and chicct> Of the
Step have taken. Although they arr vel known
S..l ,-c> no them lu regular order: and this O
fhHt a. Hsy have con ttUtlon and laws prinCi
pics ar. guarantee. nights and Liberty My country
.n'a- do Sou not love ,t,sc lin : | am certain
TI y
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-10-29

VIW0sNlA CoNvENTION.-The kegisSattSS
Committee Of the Virginia Convention, On
Friday, adopted the resolution declaring
white population the basis Of representation
n the House Of Delegates, by vote Of % TO
ll.a james Madison and Charles r. Mercer
were IN the affirmative, aud John randolph
was In the negative. The resolution 90 intro
duce the same principle into the Senate was
lOst BY an even vote, produced BY Mr.: Madi.
sons voting HgNlnsth. The Richmond Wing,
makes the lOllUwlng remarks on this.Suhject:
",rhO vote Of the Legislative COMMITTEES Ia
favor or founding Representation IN the House
Of Delegates on white population, displaying
more strength than the friends OF the prINci.
ple had counted on, and tho previous certain.
IN, that 90 members ut least vt che COnven.
ton were its stCNdAst and Interchangeable
friends, leave no doubt rs IL the fate OF that
question, hitherto considered highly critical
aud uncertain. There 10 now moral Ger.
tainty, that representation IN the popular
branch Of the Legislature, if not IN the SEN
ate, will be apporiioned upon the free white
population of the State.
1.-THE sOlicitude of Mr.. Madison, casually
betrayed, to separate the question Of the bN'
sis Of representation In the House Of Deie-
gates. from the same question rs Il regarded
tho Senate, and his subsequent vote IN favor
Of the principle for one House, and against
Il Cor the other, clearly indicate 90 our minds,
his intention Of attempting "a effect a COM
promise between the two divisions OF the
State, by yielding white population 10 the
House Of Delegates. to the wishes Ut tho
west, and calming the fears Of the east, real
or imaginary, by giving property more irfNS.
ence In the choice Of the Senate"
Daily Advertiser.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-10-29
STILL LATER,

Since the preceding was 10 type. an arrival
from London at New. York, brings the Lon.
don Atlas of Sept. eth, from which the fol-
lowing interesting intelligence is extracted -
PEACE CONCLUDED BETWEEN RUSSIA AND
TURKEY.
from the London Atlas, Sunday, Sept. 27thl
BIZ Erpress.-f3y advices from Berlin,
which have lust reached US by u special cour.
Ter, we have positive Intelligence, that the
treaty Of peace between Russia and Turkey
10 actually concluded and signed. The terms
Of the treaty, our account says, will be an
evidence To the whole world Of the mOdera-
ton Of the Emperor Nicholas. They are
based on the treaty of Alderman. with pro-
vision Of indemnity 10 Russia for the ex-
penses Of the war. The Turkish plenipo-
Tertiary immediately returned to CONSTANT
nOple, bearing the treaty signed By General
Diebitsch, under powers vested IN him by the
Emperor, and escorted by 1000 Cossacks.
The Sultan instantly released all the Russian
prisoners Of war. who are now ON their march
h0meward.
A conspiracy had been detected at Con-
stantinOple against the life and power Of the
Sultan. and i've hundred OF the old Janissa-
ries lost their lives.
Our correspondent transmits the whole Of
this intelligence as positive aud s'ndoabfed.
From che London Atlas Of Sept. ~.
Il gives Us sincere Qualification to possess
the means Of confirming &C last the anticipa-
tons which. through every vicissitude Of the
campaign 10 the east, we have peFseveringly
entertained. Il will be In the remembrance
Of our readers, that while some journals 10
this country, and others upon the Continent.
viliied the designs OF the Emperor Nicholas,
and declared that HE ultimate object was the
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-10-29
NEw-O RLRANs, Oct. 9.

capitalization Of Barradas.-A passenger arr
rived in the schooner Galga, in this port from
the coast Of Tampico, whence she sailed on
the a2d Of the last month, informs. that
Gen. Barradas capitulated to Santa Anna on
the lsth, under the condition that he should
keep his cOlors and arms, and be sent 70 Ha.
vana. There had been Eve engagements
before the capitulation. The sick Spaniaris,
70 the number Of fifteen hundred, are 20 be
taken care Of at the expense Of the govern.
ment, and sent back. also at their expense,
after the recovery Of their health.
The capitulati0n protects all vessels, For
eign and Spanish,) which carried provisions
TO Tampic0 before Il was formed. Out Of
the number Of schoOners that have sailed
hence. the Eclipse and Monk arrived but
two Others. which are thought to be the New.
Mary and DOTothea, were lust on the coast.
IL y with sincere regret we learn that john
Y. Henry, ESQ. Counsellor at Law. died at
Albany on Thursday. He was seized With
an apoplexy on his way from the capital
through State-street, opposite the house OF
Chandler Starr. Esq. into which he was n.
ken, and at O'Clock IN the afternoon expired.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-10-29

II is asserted ON the authority Of letters
from Kentucky, that Mr.. Clay and Hon. John
Pope have become recOnciled, by the media
ton of friends, after a warfare Of 90 years
duratiOn.-S0Iem OBS.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-10-29

Judge Reeues.-Maverick has engraved,
from picture by Catn, a fine head of Judge
Reeves. the late valued principal Of the Law
SchOol at Litchield, which Is for sale 10 New
York.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-10-29

Fatal Accidene.-At Regimental Review
Ia marlborough on Friday, we learn that
Mr. Joseph Swifl. u. OF AliddlshoFouRla. was
instantly killed by the discharge OF Esausket.
not known 70 contain bali BY The person whC
discharged .. Thn melancholy event Gdr.
nsshes an additional argument against theDe
useless parades.-M Bedford Courier.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-10-29

A new paper Tor the Methodist Church has
been commenced 10 Boston. by Rev. Aaron
LUMMus. Il 10 called the New England
Herald.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-08

ahSasa,n,sl and every speculative theorist or
da.Hg demagogue, sho may hereafter happen
To imagine tiai our complicated machine ,lors
mt work right. because II does uoi happen TO
suit has notion Of the " fitness of ,hiaes," wll
call Ton n National Convention, 10 add "A crank
here. OF 10 take oui Cog there--io add new
checks or additional springs The enustitu
ton, rs u stand. not only CONTAINS u sAlulary
mode fol sIreilns Us avn amrni,nrnf " hirh 40
constitution should b. without, aud the omis-
sion Of which provision Ia that of Virginia we
consider capuai defect) but il has also
provided a tribunal To pass upon tire eonshtu.
iionaliy Of all laws enacted BY the National lie
eslatnre II would really SEEM however. as II IN
these days OF "hsform. We were to CIT no,e all
our mornings, 81 driit on the ocean OF hazardous
experiment The mat APPS of the,Spulh. re.
commend Convention to decide on tina oonsii-
hatonaiigof the Tariff law PRAY, have these
gentlemen forgotten there is such tribunal a.
the Supreme Court Or are the decisions Of tina,
'rlb"nal only binding wbon they chime in with
'he views ot these acute statesmen anl pure pa
hiots
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-08
NORTH CAROLINA BANKS.

These institutions are rot only IN fair way o.
being themselves siddeuiy exploded, au' Ike
wise Threaten to scatter ruin throughout Their
whole Stale, the influence of which Will necessa-
My extend, in more or less degree, In other
sections of country. Our reader are already
apptised OF the fact that their afti,s have been
brought immediately under the supervision o'
the present session of the y. c. Legislature, by
the stockholders, for the purpose of producing
general aud unlimited Investigation mo their
Condition, and as to the rropriefy OF annullin8
their charters. Whatever may be the re ult
vi this iWeslig alton, it must evcntnne IN eS'
tensive mischief The Banks. whether inso'.
seh OF solvent, will be compelled, by the hea-
W run If the holders of their notes, to make
large curtailnents--und how are the farmers OF
North Carolina, as she is very partially M
commercial state, to meet them without sacri-
hces of their prope,,, which it will be ruinous
to make Yet, this is their only resource.
these are the blessings of banking, particularly
IN sections Of country where money is not itself
aresniar commodity of trade. Wherever they
have been established, under Other circumstan.
ces' they have universally proved curse TO
Their neIehbors-and eten our largest CONNER.
s'di cities have uot been exempt from the evils
proddced by their Encouragement and by the
frauds which their course OF business enables
mem TO inlet on the community. dur saefe
fumes
The N. c. Legislature appointed commit ee
uinveslgation, il compliance with the request
oi TIE stockholders and after dlIigent inquiry
ley presented Report acr onpanied by coun-
'e' M portefthe minority. Bo h Reports agree 10
'"e n'an facts. To it; LIST. thai the payments
"''he Stockholders of the State Bank under the
seeoad subscription Of 1878 were NOT made in
s'u SILVER, AS required by law, bat in current
s''N "o'es but tbs, &c capital of the other
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-08
YAIuABLELAND FOR SALE

,,yUAr well Known aud desirable rIan'a-
tlnuseAlled Pleasant Meadow, shhairo
in The county Of Amherst, belonging 70 80
- rate O, Joel Frhnklin dec. aud Yang on me
wn,,rs OF Pnry River, Continuing eish' MN
died aud tory thee acres. lIhs lahd ~ wen
sd,n,,d 10 the culture Of tobacco. 'ofH' "hehi
and rye. There is on ihi. ract 5Vo acres OF
wood land, and HE open land ~ good "ehi' "
nil b. sold in u bod, or ~ lots Ia SUI inrchas
cys. n, there are Two ,eitiG'n'n's on S"'a l"h"'
ANY pc, son or persons d'spYsnu !" lcn"'e'
s,.ill be shewn the premises ny hobti' W ca'-
W. or Hector AikissOn. IA mdisP"dbe TUE
can be made, rs All the Leeate.s are 81 ~" ~
ave. One hall ot the purchase money IN haau'
and the balar &c ~ ,wu annual il''"imtn's' VIM
, lion 10 secure the t~o inst payments - NE
,nt,oyemrnts are two dwelling houses, one 81
then, large and cu,nmudious, barn, farm mouse
with all nec~,sary o''t lonses. win wen OF eA-
crllrn, water IN he gard. la po'ni OF he"iih
and situation. his land - surpassed ny none ~
ILe upper coamry. ohood the aOoNe p'"l'e'''
40, ne a,.pqs"d q, privately, "e sh"1. oiir' F" AZ
pubhc nucuon, on tlie p'e"i''s on lh.' ~ "''
), ln,,t,.,t EYillE LEGAitho.
.lan d.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-08

VlRGlNIA-At lulrs holden ,hu Clerks office "i tn
Superior Court of aunHory Cur the jncbbnfg Dlsiri,
thn ID day ul Noyaiubor, 1ss3, Rulert smth, PIN
Vgainst Thomas smith, NaUey Saith, neolg - smt5
VIM. Smith, luhD NJ smith ud 5nrai Sinth' DEN
The dsf.gdant john "A. Smith, Mt bhsinp outefod h.
Appearance and given security arcurlinpio the htt
As.cnib, and ihr ulcs II tbs e.i, aud appeafngl -
satisfactory oAHnes thai be- ~ h3t an inba'f1ut oi us
country /. ordered hh tho d deiendant do appraf
here on IT, lrr ny OF tho nhu lurn, sad itHer tes
bill of the ,nrh aud that ncnpy nj tas order hfi"tH
with Inserted spalrr published ~ ta NV
of I.ynrhiufr in tat mouths shlS, and poh's
az the front eabr ofIls courthouse IA The snd teNp.
A,opy--Iosta Wills -
Inn A.WK
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-08
MARIE rs.

MARRIED, on Tuesday The 30th Dec by the
Rev Iohn Ay,rs. Mr.. iOAB CT MPTON. TO the
aniable Miss EMILY, eldest daug tier Of Jas
Ramses ,al Vi bedford.
Iiwedlock may he deemed pleasure,
You can't tou soon possess the treasure
Consider then the loss Of time
And snatch ,lie roses ~ their prime.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-08
Certain Cure for Indigestion,

ALKALINE Digcstire or Aaii DgYeptic Losenges,
YEy1E subscriber hesjnsi recr,ved II supply
a OF the Paris Alkaline Digestive or Api-
Dy.peplic Lozenges, justly celebrated for
the cure of indigestion or Dysprpin, and hs,
also the highly celebrated Lhivnm Medicin.
ais Tor the sneeiy snt certain cur" Of indi-
gcStnn. 3J1AII. HA'I,S
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-08

VItGINlA-At RHir- holden IN the clefh pilrn Of ih
superior Cont II hunger iof tho Iyneh.ufg IL.
tfiet the 3d dag " November, ls2s. Jsues NJ WI
liams sen PIT sguinri WIN T. LcWis, Jim II ltnse.s
~ Jahn Harnelt, stephen TnH1es,toaert J0wnfs ah1
t.Hotga Iuwhe- in liz r,sbt anj a. admir- Il
Edward 1e.ynes, dec Def...
The defendant Iyn Burnett, not inf'ng catered h 4
npprurnn lad gton security According 10 tue Gt' u
Assembly aud tn rules of ths Court and appearing
y sasiaciory violence thai lac Is nni inhhbiiaHt bt
lhs country II l. 1idsred, lht thr nd defendant Nv
appear here on the first dsy al the neat term and ~
over the III u thu plaintiff AID tiHt cDp} oi TIM
prd,f he Forthwith inserted ~ sns spnlcr prpieo
10 tho town III - naahurg for months anccesa1yr.
aud posled "A ilr front door Of the courthouse ist
said town. Aeopy--festc, J. Wills, Z. c.
Ian \ wemf"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-08

Gun 81 musings held for The C"rparaticn oc
E,inhburp, 81 the Court hps", on tue oh la3 OF Jan
isaJ lhohiis II. kobcfts, PIT against Robert l.,
p,yk and CnihaTHe his wife, David Kodes, Samuel
t.arinl1 and Maurice II Garlid, deiis ia Chancrrl
TIE rleutauts, Hobcrt J.. PNk AID Ci!ihr,ue his
Wifi not h, i entered thur app. nuicG qhh sBrn s.
rrtv n,sordog tia act OF Assembly tho ruics a.
la. coLr AMI uppenrId. by sarlactay, .dcne1 ihaJ
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