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The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-09-19
From the New England Galaxy.
THE SABBATH BELL.


II was the first time that had heard that sound g
of my childhood
The Sabbath bell, the Sabbath bell,
Its peals upon the breezes swell,
Then die away
Again 1t gently sweeps along,
Soft as the tone Of distant song,
Yet will not stay.
But oh! il speaks of Gays long gone;
OF friends, who, now their course is done,
In darkness dwell.
1t speaks of hours Of blithsome youth,
The hours of innocence and truth
The Sabbath bell.
II tells me of those former years,
When my few griefs found vent in tears,
Then all was we'll:
Brings youthful pleasures back again,
Like wrecks from out the troubled main;
The Sabbath bell,-
Recalls each trace of early love-
The winding stream, the rustling groves
The shaded cell
The words breathed in days Of old
TO One, whose heart is long since cold.
The Sabbath bell,
Reminds me of her gentle death,
Her smile, her kiss, her failing breath
It's solemn knel
Is waited DER my parents tomb,
Marked only by the spring flowers bloom
The Sabbath bell.
But now that years have passed away,
My limbs are weak, my head is gray "A
II soon will tell,
That with those few he loved the best,
The weary pilgrim is at rest
The Sabbath bell.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-09-19
CAPTAIN GREGG AND HIS DOG.

When very young, took delight in reading an an
ecdote, in the American Preceptor, of dog which
saved his masters life and one of the earliest eff
forts OF my memory was to repeat the concluding
lines;
"My dog the trustest of the kind,
With gratitude iniiames my mind
mark his true and faithful way,
And in my service copy Tray
In after life heard it told, with many additional
and interesting particulars, by the late General Dear
born; whose life would form half the history
of his country, and whose memory was an inexhaust
ibe fund of anecdote.
Il was" said he, personally acquainted with
Capt Gregg, and have seen the valuable dog to which
he owed his life. Soon after the British and Indians
under General ST. Leger, raised the siege of Fort
Schuyler, so bravely defended by General Gansvoor
Captain Gregg, of the New York line, obtained per-
mission to hunt accompanied by a brother officer.
They were successful in the expedition and were
returning with load of fresh provision of which the
Fort had long time been destitute, when they were
suddenly fired upon by ambush of Indians. Both
the officers FELL and the Indians coming up, knocked
them down with tomahawk, and scalped them, as
their manner is, when they have time, from the fore
head to the back of the neck leaving only couple
of small locks of hair by the side of the ears.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-09-19

l the gin of POETRY halw which moves m
Breathe round nature odon exquisite perfumes of the rose
ami to SIZED over tint magical than the blush morning."
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-02

! Vail TEX NY loves. though thoc cinaE mn
-Ite Ct ifuii II Cou,sJ,.
! am now twcnty-thrce wears Of ace. and
to the best of my recollection, have been il
love from the time that my ambition scared
TO black ribbon and pumps 10 the present
L know not why IT Is, but in spite of all the
dehntlons which have been given to the term
since the days OF Anacreon to the nativity OF
Tom Moore, | have never been able 10 conn
Pfehepd mat most abstrusc, subtle, pcrDlcx-
ing, uniathomable and perseveriu~ fsrIng
called Love. Philosophers have ridir,,lcri Il
and called II nonsense; poets have in nrstifi-
cation of it gone farther to deprcciate is me-
rlts, by converting it into madness. This
uauch, however, is well known, that whrne-
yer 1t takes possession Of the system. il roofs
out every thing else, in making ample oc-
CommodationS for itself and followers Com
mon sense finds at once that his place be-
comes toohot, and walks forth 10 cool himscl (:
Judgment now and theu makes opposition
but uniformly gets kicked under the feet Of
his adversary; mrth puts OH sack-cloth and
ashes, and takes peep at the grave ward,
while the grosscr feelings of appetite. like
cucumberS under hot sun, withcr away sin
TO green and yellow melancholy" II is
astonishing TO observe the effects which this
sworn Zoe to human peace and happiness.
produces upon his victims Observe thai
youth who IS yainly endcavouring 10 under
stand the mysti6ed pages Of Coke and Black
stone ny firm and rooted gaze upon the
black letter. Fecs-tail, fces-simplo and fees
conditional float IN an endless chaos throunh
his mind; he loses sight Of his subject, the
lines of PRINT arc rapidly metaInorphosed in
to flowing ringlets of glossy srnoothncys. the
book itself changes in appearance, ii expands
IN size, and 10 in its place a combination Of
beauties is rapidly collected sylph-liko
form of angelic beauty is presented to hi,
enraPtured vision. lie gazes in rapture. ne
starts to embrace IL: presto il is gone and
nc bcholds in ITS place, title i'm reyersion.'
but not IN possession, The man is most as
suredly iu love
But the silver moon is now thrown over tho
wideexpanse, and worlds ofUghi aud shadow
arc rapidly forming and disappearing the
ianguid breeze floats heavily upon the ocean
OF space and the holN, in which this won.
der-working magician excrts his most pow,
eIlul Influence, is at hand, and 10 his charm,
have already taken effect, and the Wild sonl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-02
Selections from. ths Sd No. efAs Va. saursni,
TRUE LOVE.

Es
Not that hase loye which gold hts ps,ycr 10 b,vl
its tears fictitious, and unfelt its SID:
W, w men interest prompts afeint reluctant fire.
That's fed by gold-it will with pold expr,..
Tn; no, the love that triumphs Ger the soul
Aud seoffs at baiIied reasons faint control.
Stamps ut look its impress on the hear.
100 deeply printed ever to depart
BoTI an glance and graded. IN a smile
the oiooiny cheruL lives, and laughs AZ guile.
S9ne secret chord lies slumberina in the breast.
w hcii no fond touch had started from it's rest.
I one son hand had wak'dtlle trembling string,
Ihen ne who hears the melody adinres.
AUD raptur'd reason on the strain expires
E'hefcm night! pure as the suns first blaze
Ere earLn has caught or Stand his glowing rags.
niisi'sIne by man, when avarcc, pomp or pride.
1ehea'h tiny pane their hated forms would hide;
Inc purest boon n mortal Q or bosscss'd
Whose presence would stain nm az, sels b,eas.
St..e onsy so,eer beneath thy hggt can spring,
IAN ere again its faded charms restore;
"r wake the bloom that sweet.y DlusIld before
HENRI.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-02
THE GREEK WARIeIcH.
Or Ereedom ami Giory.

l he morning rose full and brrt
Ger the bcleaguered walls
When forth to dare the deadly iir,n
Ine inspiring trumpet calls.
I4e waving banners flew apd the deaiening Gym
ba& clash'd
And each Greek his sabre drew as the sipnsl can.
ia shed.
The maiden's timid sob was hushed,
And Sigh of father iIoary,
As witii smile the Grecian rushed
10 freedom and to glory.
The midday sun flashed DER theswayc.
Sthl ragged the maddenmg strife
And from the forms OF warriors brave.
Poured forth the tide OF lite.
And the Arab piercing cry rung tlco the npper air
W nile the Grecians answering SHOUT was heard in
ecloes there.
For foeman's blood he wildly sought
/. lie sought for name in story,
And fitrnly stood and iercely fourir
For freedom and for glory.
The evening sun blaaed on the scene
OF that disastrous day,
and ocr the fields egsagguned green.
He shed his golden raw.
The Iurld fame burst wild and liivll from naIac
and from dome.
While with the shout OF Allah hu! the Turkish
eonquerors roam.
The Grecian chief lay cold aud dead
Upon the turf so CORY,
Ills last lites drop was windy shed
ko' freedom and for glory. OSMYN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-02

DlRSUANT 20 deed Of Crusi cverutcd bv Edusrt 4,
u STann, on thc ID doy Of April 1921 aud adn,,, 80
record on the 18Th day Of the same month"; in the rert'
OF Powiaan county court, viii b. sold to the highest bjd,
On inc premises on Monday, the 18th day Of MAY next a
Tract Of Land in said county, containing $50 aeyns
Decp Creek, and within half y mile Of James river, ~
land lies wei, Is divided into four fields, urder good frccs
wa'crcd by excellent springs in most healthy agreeable
ncishhorhood and bounded by Belle Meade dhe estate
late Thomas Iabb) Samuel Swami Richard swami ana
Deep Creek There arc on Ne premises Comfortable ns
dwelling house with rooms, gnd cvcy necessary otn
siaehed also anew barn, and tobacco houses suceat Ter
Inc rhies interested agree that the sale shall be ma do fr
one fourth OF the purchase in hand the balance In ana
years well secured The sale will be Conducted nv Rcis,l
a. Swami, agcn' io the trustee, aud ach title made s
~ the trust deed, and no other which believed NJ he 5
TIE TRUSTEE
NV ap"''s mace W ny iccsf and merits my APPRECIATION
EDWARD &. SWAMI
I'd swami VIII sell n same time the life estate of eaI,
pe N tract OF 40 scrcs Of the richest creek o,mp III
rclancd, AUD adjoining The abqvc, on accommodated ,r,s
POSSESSION OF both VIII Dc gwen in tne SOW wheat and an
possession "a. Chris,rcs tp,, 81 Nt 90. lu
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-02
LEWIS WEBB s. co.

OFFER FOR SALE,
50 Bb,s end 100 bags ceiise, LagIif 81. Doaing GO
40 finds inoasscs
20 hlids and 10 bbs St croiss and New Orleans sp
gars
9 hhds n boxes and so hbls loaf and lump suror
% hbds aud 100 bbls rye whiskcy
10 bbls Cafuthers rectiiied do
do peach brandy
3 . h b, and SO bills pure \. Z. sllm
? DO Jamaica
? Pfrrs trcncf brandy
do Holland gin
Dry and sweet Mala.aI ,U,,,,,
Lisbon, Tencriiic "iNft'
Port, huscat
London porter, cider
100 bills vinegar
$50 sacks Liverpool ground Salt
Do do blown do
81 tons Sweden, English and American bar iron
do castings
German, -crawley, bstered and cast stec!
Cut an dwrought nails
go Spanish hides
ESQ sides soa leather
90 sides upper leather
Barrels tanners' oil
800 bbs n. Carolina cut i,.,i ms
so do nackerel
10 do prime pork
10000 lbs bacon
10 casks prime cheese
lrish potatoes, tar, c1pp cras alum
Birthstone, indigo, pepper, pirnento
Race and ground ginger, almonds
Haisns, nutmegs, cassis, dcmijohns
Quart bottles, tumblers, decanters. wines. &c.
Stone ware, window glass
Letter, writing and wrapping paper
Sperm and talow candles
Brown and shaving soap beeswax
=, Imperial, gunpowder and pouchons teas
Dnpont's and Rogers gunpowder
Shot, bar lead
Clover, orchard rrass aud barJ, ,,ro., \
Whlttemores cotton and wool cards;
ALSO,
Cotton bagging, bale rope, bed cords
Leading lines and various other kinds OF COZ
dage
Seine and wrapping Irvine
Shoe thread, osnaburgs thread
snaburgs, hessians, cotton warn
omestc broad cloths &C. &C,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-02
FRESH GOODS.

ECElVED by the Tantivy and other late arr.
Blue, black aud cold gros dc Naples
Ballste and Italian nets
Lace capes, pelirenes and collars
fashionable calcoes and printed caulrfcs
Plaid and striped gnghanis
Cambria, iaconet and Swiss muslips
Muslin and silk cravats assorted
Gloves and belt ribbands do
Superior silk umbrellas
black, blue and steel mkt cloths
nm TN. variety OF other seasonablc goods, which
are offered at low prices for cash.
leo " HALL NELSON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-02
ADVICE 70 YOUNG LApIEs.

ljetest disguise; remember It's your par:
Ey gentle fondness TO retain Ire heart:
Let duty, prudence, virtue, take tls lead
10 fix your choice-but from i .:'..r ro.-Il H..
pesplse coquetry-spurn the shallow fool.
VINO measures out du. co,npnnents by rule
ana without meaning, Ike a cllat;eriur .ay.
Repeats the same dol >.t,ins Throughout the dav
Are men OF sense attracted by your face,
our well-turnd figure, or their Command gr.c,.,
BE mild and equal, moderately cay.
our Judgment rather than your wit display
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-02
TO THE PUBLIC.

|NHE Subscribers, having purchased the Line 6f
Stages running between Guyondotte and Lewis.
burg, will ON before the first of MAY next com
ncncc running the Route TWICE WEEK.
The Line will poss through Charleston. and from
thence, by the State Turnpike, TO Iewsburr and
the principal Medicinal Springs, 10 witt the White
Sulphur, the Hot, the Warm, &c. 10 Stanton.
VIII leave Guyandottc, twice a week at O'CLOCK
a. NJ.
And on i's return, viii leave Stauutn twice
wccl.
FROM GuSundotio 70 The Springs there viii be no
night travelling.
AZ Stuunon the Line meets the Charlottesville.
Richmond, and fredericksburg Lines running three
times week
The route, from Guyandottc TO Saunton. will be
performed in five days and form Staunton, tn Rich
mond, or fredericksburg. in two DAYS and from
Richmond 10 tho City of Washington, in % hours.
and from Fredericksburg, 60 the City in eight hours
Persons ascending the Ohio Oh their way to tho
North will hud this route the poasantcst and chenp
est And those who moy wish 70 visit the SPRINGS
are informed that, exclusive Of the Line they car AZ
all times be- accommodated, ON short notice with
good crtru Coaches 10 those watering places
And thcpublic assured, that IN attention 10 tic
accommodation and comfort of the passengers so far
as good Coaches and Teens, and skilful and sober
Drivers afford them, the line shall not BE- inferior
20 any other in tic State.
PORTER 8, DELDEN.
Richmond, Va. Mach 20, 1922. r,g
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-02
.NEW PUBLICATIONS

Anus History Of the Hebrew Commo,rs es,h translate.
logical Seminary, Andover ~ " WV A"e''
y o. ue Political System Of Europe and its Colonies
- ~ DISCO sTy .i America to the independence the Ane
a % Dental susery IN three falisls Den,al sur
MID - = "'''''' f"ei'on fHsh,
is icpuLlr OF Ceen'; translated fon the Latin and ac.
ceaSheo wi critical al n,toduc,ion hv g. "A
saIhers'pnhansh ESP Fellow ,e Geological Society OF
Grammar of The Latin Lansuagc for tie use of Colls,e
ana SeninaGics, lTO: ,he German T. q ZtI,,nJ man
o'ier new Publications, received ~ NASti,S
mar =, 'N"f''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-02
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.

FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.
oIiN Fl. BLAMIRE grateful for past fayorrs
y now offers for sale, at his Drug and Apothccar
Store directly opposite the doo, of the EAGLE Hotel
his regular supply fresh Garden Seeds, which lac of
ers !owertha usual, ana which he confidently recon-
Ioonds 70 ms trends, customers and the pubhc among
tDeH-whlch are too numerous to mention--viz:
Superior early washington weeks peas
Large dwarf inarrowfat
White kidney or bunch snap beans
Fine early york cabbage
do do Cauli1ower
do do Battersa
Do do Purple cape broccoli
Green curled aud green globe savoy,
md an other kinds
White and red solid CELERY
Imperial ice coss and brown Dutch lettuce
Scedct sit top and white turnp radishcs
FAIRY golden Sioux corn, (ripen in 65 daysl
Large red tomato
Purple egg plant
Salsnia or oyster pant
Nasturtnm
PUBLIC WAREHOUSE-RicLmopdL
ID AVING (at the desire of the inspectors of the
above Warchouse) taken the Situation
OF salesman tender my services 10 the cutyators NJ
tobacco as such; and vii! pay the strictcst atten
ton to receiving, securing and selling any tobacco
sent tome or the inspectors
Punctuality and despatch will in all cases be par.
ucularly attended TO.
Foliage, &c. advanced.
u Oihce IN the Inspectors Counting Room
NJ 6. LAKELAND
NJ B.-Thc planters are assured that the hes, pr;
ccs will be obtdned from al the buyers. 10 whom
Us well as the Commission Merchants and Inspectors
beg leave to refer. AZ Z
mar 16--owtsc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-02
WINTER STRAINED SPERM OIL,
VAALJABLE LAND FOK !sALE.-f6al ,ger

w
known and desirable Plantation called Pleasant Meadow
Situated in the county Of Amherst belonging estate of
joel Franklin, decd, and living the y1ly river
containing eight hundred aud ortyhTec Tlis land
well adapted To the cuunc Of tobacco co wheat and rye
There is the five hundred wO& land
open land in good heart II will bc sold in bo1v
suit purchasers, there settlements said land. ANY
person persons disposed purchase will he shown the pre-
scs by Robert w Carter Hector Aisson. An ndispa-
lie title can be made as all the lcgaces lawful acc
a OF the purchase in hand and the balance in two
annual instruments with lien 10 the last payments
The improvements are two dwelling house of them large
aud cOnmoous barn, firm house, with all necessary ont.
horses with well OF excellent in the yard n point
health aud suaion ths land ssupasscd by nihc upper
country Should the above property be disposed Of private
~, we shall offer pnb buc,ion, the premises the
FIRST day of April next. BY THE LEGATEES.
Jan ~ VI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-02
CONFESSIONS OF q nAcyrunos

" tsill tell my loves though thoy cloak me"
--Ige (sId ,G,i - (,,,,sf.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-02
WINDOW GLASS. &c.

WINDOW GLASS, &c.
ESQ IIali boxes8 10 and 10 x y ,viuao,v ,l,,s
$50 cases American segars,
~ bags HAVANA green coffee
l.anding--for sale by
mar ,o--@ OTIS. DUNLOP 81 CO.
- ENIEW.---No. o AMERICAN ()1,1te,Iv -
NO Southern Review, received al
nar 81 NASHS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-02

INDIGO, in ccroOns
ID Cotton yarns, No. . to II, first quality
HaXalls and northern nails and brads, all sizes
Gunpowder, coarse and fine
Shot assorted, candles, assorted
Country and Hollands gin, cognac brandy
Winter pressed lamp oil
Prime St. Croix sugar
Antigua and lInmaicu rum, fine qualities
Imperial and guDpowdcr teas
Wrapping and writing paper
Window glass, tanners oil
Pepper, ginger, SNUFF, lime
ALSO,
Domestic cotton gnods, &c. &c. fol- sale bv
mar 20-6t DAVENPORT, ALLEN &. Go.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-02
sale AT .NEWCASTTE.


FHNBE House and Lots, formerly the property Of
u William McDouglc, situated in Now Castle
near the river, are offered for sale until Monday tho
9th of April, being the first Monday in tho month ON
which day (f not disposed of previouslv) they will be
sold public auction the highest bidder al said day
he fairs ifnot, the next fair day thercafteEl An i'm
poriunt STAGE route 70 the NOIthward. Though New
E'sstlc and Tappahannock, is gust established which
bids tar 10 he lucrative, and will probably tend
10 restore This village 10 at least lis forihcr
scqcnce, rs no other route affords the sauic fnoane
of expedition from Richmond toward Baltimore
and the other Northern cities. The. prop
crty offered has been n source Of gain 20 al
tenants since the death Of IFS late proprctor andto
industrious man, even with small capital holds out
prospect not TO be met with every day in times Ike
The present.
~ FORMS. Cnsh.
" Persons wishing 10 purchase, Niii apply 10 Col.
Park Street, near Now Castle, or Messrs. T.. a. a.
Hubbard. Richmond, until The day Of sale
RI nNoNp. March 81. 1920.
A Pines cognuc brandy
do gun
i6 kegs wine
70 catty boxcs gunpOwdeF aud imperial tea land
ing from schooner Robunond, aud for salc.bv
mar 25-ts n TIMPERrAKE.
SUG.sR, RICE, DC.
"A Hhds New Orleans sugar
~ terces primo rice
10 bays Java coffee, landing for sale by
mar "a y II. DREW. Agr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-02

VIM, ine price OF subscription the DAILY RICHMOND
rh h = sx aohars n year. payable in advance.
of s of adsert,sing is rs cents for single Insertion
s .s "a ess and JS4 cents for each continuance av or
~ el gay Where advertisements are inserted only once
first. ~ 't"'a" 'os cSch INSERTION after Tie
Adsertcrs are charged so donirs FIR Two s,,ares
,xs., proportion Tor Advertisements greater r h
- .onscS ana Lottery dealers who charged sloo
-, i me CoNSffrUTIONAL WING is published ivricn
payable IN ADVANCE. !" - ' l''i "'''hi''
,c & M cents square, less for tue m i
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-02

70 PLANTERS ~ Tobacco on James RiVer.
NOTICE is given that all Tobacco n,epdcd To- Sbo.,o,
heIousc, af.i'hs IN tfc ijas, lii desired he Is.
.'SI mo te fiTe moot Warehouse ofie subscriber fronting
the Basin and adjoining Slocko free of expense of 5rra
and receipts granted by the Inspectors shock without
uei 10 the owner, (wien called inspection or sam
p than would If were delivered AZ once into Sbor
Ao Aneinsucc has been effected upon al tobacco soro
m the house aboye named w L MORRIS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-20
P. CHUBB,S OFKICE-
BIGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE

4 WAYS inst the same, two more capitals sold
"A by Blgger.-Drawing Of the New York Lotte-
~, class No. II, extrn:
80, 10, so, 27, ~, ii, IS, 70, %.
No. Ic, 10, OF, capital of 81 900,
4" SO, ii, so, 60 Of 100,
Were both SOLD and will be raid az sight by the ever
fortunate, prompt pay and Constant prize selling
Where No. 90, n, ~. the Grand Cam, ~ Of
$4,000; 90, ID, As, do $1,000, and 10, %, 48. do 500.
we're ali sold md paid at sight on Monday last. "
More Capitals To-Day.
U'At one o'clock 10 DAY the drawing of the
tI'and Connecticut State Lottery, class No. 10. Can
ital Prize SI6,0oo.-Tickcts s., halves ? so, qaar-
tiers I %. t
VIII be received at Biggcr's Office, and as usual
the capitals viii be paid at sight. Call and secure the
selling Lottery and Exchange Office Of
oct ~ u THO. q. BIGGER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-20

ViFsiNiA.- ~ rules, holdco IN the cigrs's oaoe nj us ,u,c,io,
ooH1" i cnancery for the Richmond district. the 9J d,v ~
August, 1922 Alexander fulcl,cr. oil ag,tns, ts'.tt 10y VI
md John v. Duvai, DIS. o' 'o''P" 'd"'f
The defendant Joseph Garter, nor having rniemd bis ,rr.,,
oncc ana gwen secuniy according 10 tic st Of st.eo,ldY1 I'D
tnc rules oi THIS conr, ard il appoaGns, ty satisfactory evidence
NAT hr - rot 40 fuhabtant If this country; u j. ordered de,
me sam dficndam do appear hero on the 6rt day Of tho NJ
January term, and answer the LI1 OF tho 81 aintil; and t6,t a
copy Oithts order he forthwith inserted in sumo peyt,ra,roy rub
Ished IN the city OF Richmond, for two months succcssiyelc. aud
p"sied al the front door ~ the captol. ~ the .sid city.
- i copy Its,c - q p,.,,y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-20

NiECistr-N rules, holden in the cieh's Office Of the sirsri,r
court ~ chdlce1y Tor tic Richmond district, the Sd d,y Of
. august, 1873 Augustine Burr and James Sent. pits. against,
Ira y. Easter, DTS. ~
The Defendant Boiling Hsrwcl, not having entered his sp.
peafance and given security according "a the act Of avsrintJy
snd the rules Of this court, aud it appearing, by satisfactory ryE.
depce, that he Is not an i%nlniii8rt pf ths country; IL is ordered.
that the sad defendant de appear here on the 6rst day Of he
next Jaouary term, AID apswor tho bill Of the plaintiffs: and
that copy OF this order.be forthwith inserted in srme nen-s.
fapef pubhslfd ~ tie Gig ~ Richmnud, for two uionths sue.
tes.'vely, anb prled at|gle fou' door Of tive capitol, h de
- Acoy. Toto, wv. q. PTvpLrrov, &C
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-20

NIfEIM-A "a ulrs, holden 10 the clerks Onhcc Of the superior
ou'tol ehahcey 6tue Eichmond district, tho Ord day of
H4Aft ls[J foheu Olver and Hugh William E-ins. ex'or ri
ponu 'saso6o,e ac.'dtpls against Wtn. q. Taylor, RolPrt
.'n'e' Montague, md John 4. Mosoiy, cx'ofs
The det.sant Nm Is. Taylor not having entered bq an.
$3.50 ~" uyen security according W tie act of assembly
hls count apd IL appeafna by SASKATOON
w w not an rutHbraut uf Ibis counify h A. o,1eyy
ne IVY ssn oieudaW DO apprar her On TN 6,s, gsy ~
~ IN 'aliueiy t''q, and answer the bii OF the nl.iru,N. 49,,
m" Noopy Sl ns 3ler b. forthwith inserted II, sovs oe,gs
PA'st eu"1sn1' muI -y OF Richmond. FIR two n,o,ths SUI
Gaid city. ""i VIC captoi' Ia the
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