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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-15

FAL DE RAL-A' New York paper attaches
this emphatic in,erjeclion to the late remarks
OF Captain Basil Hall upon the superiority
Of the "freedom Of the press-freedom Of
,peech-and freedom Of thought" enjoyed by
Grea, Britain over America. The phrase
(Fsl de Raj y is not quite classic as yet-but
is very descriptive of the truth Of a paragraph
which has lately appeared in a Rhode Island
paper, respecting Lady who many years ago
lived" Cor is said 10 have lived) "in the coun.
~ Of King George, Virginia. She that is,
this ancient, Patty Cannon) was "a woman Of
immense wealth, vested principally in slaves,
over whom she exercised the most d. spotic and
cruel system Of inhuman tyranny. Itwas OBJ
served, by her neighbors, that her stock of ne
groes rapidly declined and it was known, that
she never sold any, the people were at a loss to
conjecture what become of Them Al last the
old sorceress died; and her estates passed into
other hands but the negroes had entirely dis
appeared. Some twenty years after he, death,
those who haG purchased her lands and here
ditaments, goods and chates or had possessed
them by inheritance, accidentally discovered
a kind Of sub:erraneous hall, in which, they
found the skeletons 81 some fifty or sixty hu-
man bodies. Many OF them were found by
the side Of spinning wheels, 10 which they had
been evidently chai,rd, and died of hunger
Such is the Story that was told me, some yrars
ago, whilst travelIin, through Virginia and
though it bear mark of the fabulous, Go no,
doubt its accuracy, as it was related to me,
by venerable Virgnian Of great respectable
lity;-by man Of eainence and ny one, who
know would not ten fslshood."
We have no quest. % that this venerable and
emiuen, Vnginian vas quizzing our hero
si'he~ 10 amuse himslf with his creduliiy, or
wha, is more probahe, retailing some of our
travellers Munchaush tales, by playing off his
own ,ricks;upon the ravellrr. We have lived
all our lives ir VirgiGa-but never have we
heard Of this murdres, whose atrocity almos,
rivals the hysoa rapIity Of the fabulous Og-
.ress. But, Virginia fated to be. the land Of
oil that is mQnstrousin morals and outre in
manners. Itis the reaon of long qupus Of arr
istocratic nobility; ofiirks and rapiers at fish.
ing frolics and mut erous ladies, who s,arve
fifty or sixty slaves a. once, chained to their
spinning wheels SC. &c. !!
The editor Of the Ptvidence paper 10 which
the Compiler alludes the above remarks is
extremely fond Of II marvellous. This is
not the only Munehayen tale with which he
has amused his readers-EDIToR GAZETTE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-15

VIOLATION OF THE GRAvE.-Much excite.
ment has recently existed in Springfield and il.
vicinity on the subjec, of exhumaion Of the
dead, for purposes Of dissection. ], proceeded
TO such an extent, that some families, il was
stated in the course Of debate last winter in the
House of Representatives, had been known to
refuse to inter their deceased friends the usu.
al places Of deposit, and had kept hem in or a
bout their dwellings. In notice of the pro-
ceedings of the Supreme Cont in session at
Springfield, we observe mention is made OF the
trial of Mr.. Loring for receiving and
eoneealing a dead body removed from the buri-
al ground in Wilbraham. We infer from this,
shat there is still some feeling on this subject
in that vicinity. In the case just named the
defendants counsel Directing that the bill was
barred by the Statute Of Limitations, the Court
directed the jury to give verdict OF acqui'tal
but the same defendant with Others, is yet 10
be tried upon another charge for similar Of.
fence. Boston Patriot.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-15

The Virginia delegation in The next Congress
will consis. Of Messrs Mark Alexander, Re>
bert Allen, w. S. Archer, William Armstrong,
J. S. Barbour, P. P. Barbour, Richard C9k',
Jr. NH. Claiborne, 7. Davenport, RIB cnis
Philip Doddridge, Lewis Maxwell, c F. Ma.
Ger, William Mccoy, Thomas Newton, IT.
BouIdin, William c. Rives, John Roane, At,.
ander Smyth, Andrew Stevenson, John Talk,
ferro, James Trezvant.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-15
CHARLESTON, May Z.

CHARLESTON, May Z.
We learn from intelligence received here by
the brig Catherine Capt. Maxwell, arrived
Yesterday from Havana, THAI formal protest
was made there by Captain. Kelly, OF The brig
Mary, from this port, Against the officers and
crew Of his B. Ms. schooner Nimble-The
protest states generally, the following facts
While off the Berry Island, on her passage 10
Havana, the Mary was chased by the Nimble.
after giving chase a whole day, ti.e Nlmble
came along side the Mary, in the evening, and
fired first Two musIrts and then one Of her
carriage guns. Captain Kelly hailed, but receive
ing no answer the crew were satisfied that the
strange vessel was a pirate, and accordingly
the boat was pu, on, and ali hands jumped In
and made for The shore, about 5 miles of. On
Landing, they remained during he night, and
on the approach of morning observed ihe brig
and schooner laying 10, Capt. Kelly, with three
of his men ihen gol into his boa, for the pur-
pose of boarding the brig, to ascertain who
had her in possession, bur in few minu'es a
breeze springing up both vessels made sail
He then proceeded along shore, and obtaining
a pilot, was carried by him into Nassau, On
his arrival there, he found his brig at anchor a
long aide the Schooner. On demanding his
vessel he was first obliged 10 pay the salvage
ard costs, amounting 10 S4oo, hat had been
dtcreed, and also forcibIy compelled by the Of
ticprs and crew Of the Nimble, 10 sign docu-
ment absolving them of any improper conduct.
The protest after stating the foregoing facts,
proceeds further TO charge The officers & crew
Of the Nimble, with breaking open the uuaks
Of Capt. Kelly and crew, and taking from them
money, a watch, clothing and number OF 9TH
articles.
We give the above as we have learnt it-but
in Justice 10 al! parties, we forbear any COM
ment on the singular relation Gill; Gas.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-15

A correspondent, ofke Hampshire Gazette
informs the public 'ha Josiah White of North
ampton has construed mill, which is now
in operation, for grind,s corn in the ear. Ii
is said, the objections THE cobmesl has here
,ofore been tina, thong il would do for horses
it was quite too eoars for cattle and swine
Mr.. White has contrib d to rsmoves this OBJ
lection entirely, for iwould be difficult to
distinguish his cob al from corr NEAL
The writer recommeng Ito all feeders to make
a trial of it,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-15

2he resident Of the United STATES
''s'es' 'g,s,
bly, to an &C. OF Congress, has issued h, -.
ciamation, suspending and disconliDri,. y
much of the several acts imposing dv,i., :.
the tonnage Of ships arriving in III. u,;,,,
States, as imposed disc Eliminating du,v !,
tween the vessels Of the Empire Of Auo,i, :.
the vessels OF the United States.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-15
AIaE& AS1DM.IA,
FRIDAY MORNING, NAYI5 .srs

As this paper will be in the hand. Of n.y.,
our subscribers in Fairfax before Man,, "'S Y
we cannot let the opportunity mas. -, ''
again requesting Them to attend Tho Mn ,"''';
secure their couulya tepresenlati,.. y
venlion. They will see in this morD;,. y
zette a state Of the. .vo.e in Loudour w
urgent necessity Of their ,urnin, a., y
day Of the election. Y
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-15

The Baltimore American calls the sItenud
Of its readers to an advertisement OF the Con-
missioners Of the Baltimore and WashlOe@
Rail Road Company, announcing The ln'ehC''
opening of books for the subscription oil ''''
in the said Company.
Among the provisions of the charter is or
that authorizes the Company to await Ih'd''
selves Of the use OF such par, Ct the Ba''ln'e
and Ohio Rail Road as may be deemed 'd's',
tageous; and the intention Of The projectors o.
the road is, to use the Ohio Rail Road as Ia -
EIkridge Landing. By this means, very d'fn-
cult section of the route will have been alfs'''
surmounlsd, without any cost to The "ashloS'
ton Company, who will actually eommfne.
their road at Elkridge. Their proposed Use o
the Ohio Rail Road has, il is UNDERSTOOD '''
sanction Of the Directors Of the latter
In connection with this subject, i. may Dc IN
teresting to state, that the stockholders Of nv
turnpike company between FrenchI0~n spu
Newca slle have determined to construct, 'o''l,
with, a rail road between The CHESAPEAKE. sn4
Delaware Bays-so that, with the 'aen''t.
which will then be afforded, it will be easy 10
who leave Philadelphia in the NOR
ing, 10 reach Baltimore so early in the Gay, 'n'.
they may arrive in Washington by the fd''0''
before sun Sc, Of the same day.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-15

News ExPEcrED.-rhe New Y0,t
Can Of the 18th instant says: 18th, ,.'
ship Canada, who's. day of sailing from ivy
pool was the 10Th April. is below. WI
to have heard from Ter in time for ,b;, ,f ,S
Moons paper. but are disappointed p
Charles Carroll, from Havre, day Of s,ir,, .
April, is also below" o"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-15

The Richmond Enquirer, pureI, Jack,ont
sill insists that those Editors who hold oHu
under the Hero, ought to give up their papr,
to other hands. Major Moab, the newly a.,
pointed Inspector Of New York, and Editor 4
the Enquirer, looks rather arehy, and say, h
will think of IL!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-15
Thomas King, Merchant Tailor,

HAS Just received a handsome assortment of SEA
I'll S0NdBLE IND FASHIONABLE SPRING
GOODS and PALM LEAF HITS, which he Offers
for sale the most reasonable terms for cash. At nh,
old stand, King street. between the Franklin House
and City Hotel. He has hand all sorts of fashion.
able ready made clothing and he has good sssort.
ment Of hastings and drings, vigonia cassimeres and
Marseies, blue and black bombazetts cotton Ploren.
tines and stripes Russia sheetngs and ashona ole but
tons, and all sorts of trimmings. Orders will be taken
which viii be made up to any fashion, with ne,tness
and despatch, at the shortest notice. NAYS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-15

KENDALL AT HIS DIRTY WoRK.-Au,y. =.
dali has written letter to gen,l.m,p :.
Frankfort, Kentucky, charging Dr.. W,rti,,
with peculation. The unfairness and ma,
ness Of such an action might be wondered :, 4
Mr.. Kendsll's whole life had mol been ipII =,
parallel cases
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-15

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CAxAL.-We nave
lust received some interesting particulars re-.
pectiug this great work: for trulyN Is, - w. -.
end which il propose:v The MN ~nnp s'h.
provided for its attainment, and the plan VI ~
Cana Itself .
For,y-six miles, distributed into 90 seeuU .a,s
have been placed under contract Upon %"
line, abou, eighteen hundred labofers, n''''''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-15

The Florida papers are filled with dlHus
sions concerning the candidate for the nei'
Congress. The contest appears TO be very
warm, and is carried on with considerable
degree Of acrimony.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-15

We regret to learn, the Boston papers,
that the Hon. Elijah Mill. Cate Senator
Of the United Sta,es) at his residence, in
in Nor'hsmp,on, yes'ef y week. He has been
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-15

Our Baltimore friends, the Editors Of The pf
triot and Gazette, have got to squaboi'ng Wiz
each other. We hope they will throw nothing
into pi.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-15
FRIDAY, MAY IS, 1929.

We confess the reasoning in the following
article from the Baltimore Chronicle and Ma>
rylander appears very plausible. 1t will afford
matter for reflection and grave examination.
If the Constitution has been violated In the
instaice referred to, however, the present Exc"
rutive is not alone to blame.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-15
VIRGINIA CONVENTION.

LoUDouN COUNTY.
James Monroe, late President 4a9
{. F. Mercer, 1916
R n. Henderson, 382
w I. I. Mason, 500
w. II. FIizhugb, 1872
c. Powell l6
MONTGOMERY
Maj. Gen Gordon Cloyd of Mont. co. 3s4
Capt, John P. Matih' ws of Wy,h CO. $50
Jane Hoge Of Montgomery, 1872
Colonel J Preston Of Montgomery, $50
Henley Chapman, Esq. of Giles CO. 25s
Mr.. Oglesby Of Grayson CO. 2o5
1t is believed CIoyd, Matthews, Chapman &
Oglesby will be elecred.
CHESTERFIELD.
At half past four. o'clock and the polls not
closed.
John w. Jones, 269
B w. Leigh, 254
Samuel Taylor, l78
VIM r. Johnson, l69
" m. B. Giles, III
VIM. S. Archer, IT
VIM. Old, -
Branch T. Archer, -
ONO
Philip Doddidge OF Brooke, 3ss
Alexander Campbell Of Brooke, 295
Samuel Sprigg ofOhio 2eo
Archibald Mclean Of Ohio, 1856
Charles S. Morgan Of Monungalia, Oil
E. VI. Wilson of Monongalia, 1872
VIM. G. Brown OF Preston, 26
Israel Niokin Of Tyler, 81
Scattering, 4
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-15

We have not been able to obtain correc:
state of the poll in Caroline, for delegates to
the Con ention; we understand, however, that
The votes were given, with very few exceptions
TO the following gentlemen, viz.-James NJ.
Garrett, Richard Morris, VIM P. Taylor, and
John Roane, Esq',s.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-15
Summer Hats.

0O00 Palm leaf hats, just received BY the sub.
~tOO scribers tor sale from - so to s Der dor.
may I2-6t TRUE & BARMON,
az The National Journal, Washington, will copv
the above ct r'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-15
horatiO Day,
Ladies' and Gentemen's 8, Boot and Shoe Maksy.
- Returns sincere thanks for past ia
vors, and hopes by unremittng
attention Tn business IN rneri,

attention to business to merit a
,conlinuance Of the same. He in. -
forms the ladies and gentlemen that he has on hand
general assortment Of all kinds of work in TIE line, as
handsome can be found in the United States,
Also, Combs, Ribbons, and Galoonsand errets
He has also Lasts of all kinds, Avis, and CoCoe
Sticks for Shoemakers all of which will be sold on
the best terms for cash, or to punctusl customers
may l4-d3t&1aw4w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-15

"Buckle fortune on his back"
or, ip other words, notwithstanding he has ONO
declined, he intends, with their help, to cone
back 10 Congress.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-15

Mr.. Wioklitfe, following the plan oil bs
crafty Duke Of Gloster, ia about to lei biz
friends
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-15

The editor Of the PSvidence paper 10 which
the Compiler aludese the above remarks is
extremely fond Of Il marvellous This is
not the only MunchaIen tale with which he
has amused his reader-EDIToR GAZETTE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-28
LEWIS WEBB s. co.

t...- OfFEH FOH S~dLE,
so Bbis and iso bags coffee, Laguira ST. Domingo
40 hhds molasscs
20 hhds and 10 bbls ST Crox and New Orleans SUI
gars
2 hhds II boxes and so bbs loaf and lump star
60 hhds and 100 bbs rye whskey
10 bbls Caruthers rectifed do
200 6bls Isle of Wight and Northern apple brandy
do peach brandy
hhds and 30 bbls pure N. L. rum
do Antigua DO
> do jamaica do
pipes French brandy
do Holland gin
= &C.; $ :::;'E
London porter, cider
i20 bbls vinegar
80 sacks Liverpool ground salt
DO do blown do
80 tons Sweden, English and American bar irLn.
D do castings
German, crawey, blistcred and cast steel
Cut an dwrought nails
go Spanish hides
$50 sides soal leather
60 sides upper leather
Barrels tanners OIL
500 bbs n. Carolina cuth,rc pgs
30 do mackcrcl
10 DO prime pork
10000 he bacon
10 casks prime cheese
Irish potatoes, tar, cnpp eras. alum
Brimstone, indigo pepper, pimento e.
Race and ground ginger, almonds
Raisns, nutmegs, cassn, dcmohns
Quart bottles tumblers, decantcrs, wines, &c.
Stone ware, window glass
Letter, writing and wrapping paper
Sperm and tallow candles
Brown and shaving soap, beeswux
Imperial, gunpowdcr and pouchong teas
Dupont's and Rogers gunpowder
Shot, bar lead
Clover, orchard grass and herds grass seed
Whitemores cotton and wool cards:
ALSO,
Cotton baggug, bale rope, he'd cords
Leading lines and various other kinds of cor.
dage
Seine and wrapping twino
Shoe thread, osnaburgs thread
Osnaburgs, hcssians, cotton yarn
Domestic broad cloths, &C. Sc,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-28

VIRGINIA: At Superior Court of Chaucery huI
den at the Capitol in the City Richmond on Mon
day, March The 3d. 1899 William Mann aud Saniue!
Dyer, IT, ptis. against Thomas T. Buu.dn, executor of
David Ross, deceased. Jacob Myers and Eliza his wife,
John DuGeld and Amanda his wife, and alter L. Fof-
tame and George NJ Payne, adnrrs. Of David Ross IT.
deceased and Frederick a. Ross devsess OF David Ross
deceased, dts.
The defendants Jacob Myers and Eliza his WIFE, ard
Frederick A Ross who Of ibis country and against
whom the plaintiffs appear have proceeded the mode
prescribed by law against absent Defendants still falling
I" appear md answer motion Of the plaintiffs bv
COUNSEL tie court doth take their bill 1c as 70
those doF 1dans And the coming TO be heard
the bill taken for confessed rules, other de
irndants' exhibits and examinations Of wncsses and
argued by COUNSEL On Consideration whereof the court
dnt "dudge order aud decree, that the contracts referred
10 in ~proeoedn.s, be- aud the hereby annued
aud dsCaf cd void the defendant Thomas T. BouI-
dS executor Of David Ross, deceased do deliver IN 10
the plaintiff, William Mann, 10 be cancelled, the poud
executed by hun fn ave hundred dollars the RUul-
dn executor alosaid and mentioned IN the bi that
be- ou Il s estate d M in his liza to be adi-
nsered, DO pay ifc plaintiff Samuel Yer, IT, the sum
81 cue thousand dollars with interest thereon from the
twey ninth day al JJy. 1916, i paid and that he rem
der Sefofe nissuu'T Of the court, account Of his
administration Of his Icsiator and tho said
commissions is directed examine, stare and settle lhe
said acconni well OF all the pa yn,rnts
made hy the plaintiff William Mann u the said David
Ross during his lite time, VI the purchase Of
the lands 10 HE OIL mentioned, the Nd Thomas
Houdin executor Aforesaid the Of the said
Ross on The account and report the the court
with any specially stated deemed rsrtinent by
himself or which may b. cqui'cd b. tho parties 81
stated.
4 ,oiy. Tr..c, wM O. PENDLEToN, q. c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-28
sale or LIND

rrae Of deed Of tru executed by Poleu Dnr'at q,
go subscriber bearing date tie lJh Fcb 1926 and
.-cpr5cd IN me Office OF the county Of Augusta
nal, fOrecd sell, at public auction, before the WAYNE
Tavern Va Si.nion, SATURDAY, the Both Of May next
i1T cl.. he g. wing valuable Real Estate described in he
ICED 'e referred to foloWs-"Two certain "
y',c' " Land lying and being in The county oi Augusta
&c Cali Pasture river the containing by estnao,
i1 acres the other containing BY estimation 200 acres be The
same more of less which sad of land paIcu-
larry Described 10 deed By Lewis s. Pauey and Jan' b. his
we bearing die the 10Th day Of May, 1885, whereby said
two uac OF l1nd conveyed The said Robert Uoutha"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-28
Spring NMpD5y.

lE sabscrber respectfully informs III friends aud the pubic
geneiay mat I've has Just returned from the northern cr
Where 40 Pas ected elegant assortment 0 LADIES' and Ce
o'nens Oi = ad SHOES, which have arrived and
npcDinF It's tsent assortment consists OF almost every
~ " "s e among them Gonilenens hno cali and seal
sn bo9, win round and square Gentlemens calf skin
tcwed tcs 81 s. 30 DO seal 90 nailed DO from 81 80 20 S.
We Is disposed 10 s accommodating prices, and respect
~ ingies The pubic 4, co ard e,aninc tr themselves
SRUUEE PUTNEY,
~ I'm f,af idet nc Essie Hoe
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-28
NOTICE.
May Isl, 1929.

= Vacancy having occurred IN the Female Depart
mt Of the Richmond Lancastrian School, by
We ..4,a IL the late teacher; it becomes nc
.i- t.a, " Board Of Trustees appoint suitable
..rt1'.7r $3.50 assor. To this end, all who may Dr.
.-.n-sd p'Y, 're required 10 send in their appli-
- '-'.a.. 'p.n.ed by satisfactory testimonials az
- g"a.ia r 20 tho Secretary Of The Board, on or
Hainie tie to-day ofJunc next. The saiary is 800
'-t rrnu.n PAYABLE quarterly.
tr f..o ir..'H ~ the Board of Trustees
.H-y i5-- fitc JOHN. s. NyERS Soic,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-28

VIRGINIA: Al rules, holden ih tie clerks Office of the
supc,.os cout NJ chsncery of The Richmond nsrici.
ne Bud day Of February, 1879: Isaac VsncIccL PM
against Henry Davis Co. aud Henry ". Noucurc, ana
'oho Robinson, surviving partners Of Mon.uu, Eo5in
con Pleasarfs. DE.
The defendants Henry Davis CO, MOT having entered
hef appearance and given security according the Of
assembly aud the rules o. nis court, AID appearing by
Satisfactory evidence that hry inhabitants this
country; ordered htt said defssdsuts DO appear
he,e tive fft day NJ tie June er and the
bill q the plaintiff, and tbat copy as TINS order b. rth.
eith inserted in nevspapt published n tie city 81
Eichwond ipf month successfully erd posted al the
i,nn' door 81 frr tariioi 1 ,hr atd 'ity,
c'r- 1v.'t. Nw %. IrErrrrnv g. g..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-28
Cc-rM,ssIoNFR's Orr1cr.

Richmond, 5th .Nay, 1899.
The parties interested in the execution OF the
above order, hereby notified, that have appoin-
red Monday, the Goth July next, TO commence the
same this Office at which time and place thew are
hereby required 10 attend a hearing of the matters
in reference by virtue Of tho said order before me-
duly prepared with all necessary documents and
proofs TOO enable me to perfnrm said order
81 THOMAS GREEN Comtnissioror
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-28

Tire defendants IN he above mentioned suit viii take
notice, Friday the Goth day 81 May nexi between
the hours Of o'clock in The morning, md o'c6 ok In the
afernnun shall proceed, the office Of Herbert A. Cla
borne city n Richmond take the dispositions Of
Samuel Garter and otheri and the day, 5stwcen
he hours Of o'clock IN tine morning aud O'Clock in
afternoon shall proceed the Office uf John Wckhan, Esq.
in the city Of Richmond To take the deposition of said
Wickhan, which dispositions 20 be taken 10 be used
aud read egidcu,e m the Aforesaid suit.
O. wJ, WIN. MANN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-28
IRON CASTING.S---

THE Subscriber informs the public that he continues N
carry On tho IRON FOUNDRY near the Savage
Factory, where he makes Soft Iron CASTINGS foI Ma
chney Of all descriptions All orders him te
Foundry, or to Mr.. GEORGE WILLIAMS, Nos, Bow
lys wharf, Baltimore, for Castings, will meet with immc-
diae attention, and the Castings delivered there free Of
cHpcner for transportation. JONATHAN BONNER.
Br.tH.'.r, IAN. 20, 1922. 'af1Q.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-28

ElcnmOH~i, IIlh AU'H, 1919.
TIE ie.tie. ud-iceed viii please take notice, ins
nave appointed he 18Th day Of June newt commence
toe accounts directed IN the foregoing order o. court On
vuch Uay al ocnc&, =. VI. they required attend
AZ my once 10 The ci'y, With their .rcuunls and vouchers
ieady inf examination sod setouest.
HILARY BAKER, Cont
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-28

Scotch Osaabwgs, Domestic Shee,;ngs, &c.
uSr kECElVED.-4o bales domestic shirtmgs
u ana sheetings, 2 do cotton osnabnrgs, made OK
pressy for negro clothing;
lind daily expected Of the Ers,
20 bales Scotch oznaburgs twilled sacking
and sail canvass.
may is OTIS, DUNLOP s. Co.