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Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-10-02
OPENING OF THE TUNNEL,

On Friday, July 81, at twelve o'clock, the
grand railway tunnel, that ruDs,under tho town.
from the bank of Edge-hll to Mapping, was in
Pursuance Of advertisements, opened for the
inspection Of the public. Although the daylight
peDetrates this entraDcs-tunnel, which is 27O
yards in length, from end to end, it is but feeble
in the middle, and there, for some extent, row
Of candles was fxod on zach side to relieve the
obscurity, and enable the visitants 10 inspect the
workmanship. The largo tunnel, down which
the daylight penetrated for several hundred
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-10-02
PRESENCE OF MIND.

PRESENCE OF MIND.
Lord {. after receiving his rents, was
IN the habit OF retiring with his steward to
ms study and there, after settling his ac-
counts, and deposItng the money, in the
'rong box, till the next day, when the
steward was sent with il to the bank This
man had lived with his Lordship's fa,her,
and was Sd beloved by the family, that they
placed implicit confidence in his integrity
and 'sorih. For some time his lords!i.p
had, upon inspecting tho bankers book
and upon reference to his private account,
found that the sur, they credited him, was
always short of that he sect This being
continued, led to severe Investigations ;
but no result that come out, satisfied him
how the deficiency could happen Some
Ot the servants came under Ills displeasure
and ihey were at various periods dismiss
cd On one particular rent day, he plac-
cd the money in Il different rOoGi, still ha-
wing for his confident the old steward :;
who Of course ioned with his lord in the
rcgrotung his late losses. On tie same
night, tie housemaid went 10 this room to
see that the shutters were s2ia and recul.
iecting that she hYi to clean it ont very
easly, she thought Il not worth while to 90
to bed, but determined to ny hersalfdown
and sleep on the sofa. She did SO, and put
out the candle,
When half aslecp, she was awaled by
noise at the door, and she was Just goa.r
to ring the bell, thinking it was thieves,
when 1t slowly opened, and in walked the
old steward. He looked cautiously round
and hesitatej /; but seeing no object, went
to the escrutoirc where his lori had locked
his rents up. After opening the lock, he
took out what he pleased, and then lock-
ed the drawer, was going out, when--thc
reflection OF the candle upon the servants
clothes caught his eye lie started but
she mig ht be asleep. and his transgres-
sion not witnessed. 10 be assured ofthis,
he went to the sofa, and flashed a candle
backwards and forwards before her ewes.
The girl lay still. He put his hand into
his pocket, drew out a knife, and opened
IT. The girl lay still. lie then put it to
fer throat--drew it across and across.
TIL she could feel the edge almost cut her.
She was now aware that silence alone
could save her lie; for did she move. he
wou!G OF course, murder he. She had
presence OF mndto lly still as death in the
pot. Satisfied, after this terrible trial, that
she must be asleep, h. closed the knife.
and walked ont Of the room. The fright
ed girl waited TIL she heard his footsteps
faint away and then rushed Nd to the
chamber OF her LORD, and awakening him.
she deteaied the whole OF the scene, heg
gng his lordshio to sl.isGy himself Of the
truth. She had no sooner iolG her story
than she tainted. Lord G. hardly credited
hN- I,t,t L. -,
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-10-02
snanco, and a cherry colourod ham it's no mat.

''nanco, and a cherry colourod ham it's no mat
ter.
Magistrate beg you'll not do any such
thing.
Atty. BY dadI will the ham and cheek YOU
must have, as know you'll want relish badly
on Eas,o- Sunday
The magistrate declared that he was much o.
bligcd, but would not accept the profiered sil,
Atty, however, left the Office, swearing that he
would send both to him nicely folded mp in hay.
particularly the cheek as he wished him to see
the description of grinders which had taken the
enormous bite out OF his leather inc xpre ssiblcs
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-10-02

EXTRAORDINARY FACT OF a DRAueHr Hoe.,
AN unparalleled instance of the power Of a hor..
when assisted by art, was shown near c,o,,L.
The Snrry Iron Railway being comole,s5 ,.J
opened for the carriage of goods all tho ,, e..
Wentworth to Mertsham. a bet w,.
tween two gentlemen that common hor.,
o"u'd ara" thirty-six tons for six miles along
t''e ro'u' ana that he should draw this WEIGHT
rom a dead pull, as we'll as turn it round the
occasional windings of the rord. The 24tb ~
july was liked on for their trial, when n nunbe,-
OF gentlemen assembled near Martsham to seo
'hs extraordinary triumph of art. Twelve w,
'hs ioaded with stones, each wagon weighing a
oo'e 'oree tons, were chained together, and y
morse, taken promiscuousy from the cart of NJ.
.'a'"ood' was yoked into the team He star,u
rom near the Fox public house. and draw a.,
immense cha'n OF wagons with appay emf .,,s -
near the turnpike at Croydon, a q; star,oa 60
miles, In one hour and forty one ,o,n,,e. LII.
Is nearly at the rate of four mes -, -.
the course of this time he stt .,
show that it was not by thu, ;,ono.,,a
p""0' was acquiicd : and after zach,
u'o" Vi !" e chain of wagons from n
"'d' rest Having gained his wager, Mr.. Bank.
:" s'"'e,'a" ~h' laid the bet, directed fopr
ueo We CONS to be added to the caval.
'uo' VITA witch the same horse set off with
~, 'sd power 4; and still further TO show
H. ~ OF the Railway in facilitnting mot ion >
wv 9cted the attending workmon to- the num-.
of"bout fifty, to mount on the wagons, when,
nc h'rSe proceeded without the least Distress 9.
ana IN truth, there appeared to he scarcely anv
limitation to the power Of his draugAt. After
the trial, the wagons where taken TO the weigh.
ing machine, and i. appeared that the whole
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-10-02

fREsirENT OF TIE UNITED SrArys. Beipo
." V's.t 10 the President the morning on
"h en- Mr.. CIay's last dinner speech in Wash.
ing ON, was Published, asked him whether he
had seen it he replied that he had not. ,bougb
'he paper was IN the house. ! then said, no is
" sun hafp'ng on the Military Chieftain. "Ah!
SIR said he, elf every one knew the horrors Of
war as have bnOsn them, and was as averse
10 u as am, there would soon be universal
peace" tOniar;o Messcnosr
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-10-02

a machine is advertised in England to
iP.troy bugs by steam. 1t can be used
without taking the bedstead to pieces, and
VIII not inJure the furniture be it ever 60
rich.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-10
Fashionable Boot and Shoe Store
IN on hand. and arc consinn.lr roc,

III AVE on hand, and arc constantly rece;,-
~ ing from their Factory, fresh supplies of ever.
description o. Ladies' aud Gentlcmens Boots AMI
Shoes, which for durability ease and beauty of fitting
are too much celebrated to need comment Their
assortment is very cXtensive-and if procuring tn,
best Of worhmcn and first materials will ensure
continuation of the liberal patronage already extern
ded to their establishments the exeross their part
shall be unrcmttcd -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-10
PLANTERS EOTET,.

TENHiS Establishment on Shockoe Hill, well know,
Il as the property Of the late Mark Richards. is
again open for the reception of company under the
management Of the Subscriber, who is determined
10 deyots his attention to the comfort and salts
tncton Of those that may thn; proper TO patronize
nun u IS therefore, unnecessary to recapitulatC
the many preparations made for that purpose LET i
suffice to say that his accommodations shah be oool
aud his charges worry moderate.
VIM. GRAVES
u few Horses taken Livery at low rate.
oct I-eo3t w3tc w g.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-10

NiRciNrA:--At rules, holder IN the clerks office
of the superior court OF chancery for tie Rich
mond district, the ID day of August, 1929: David
Valentine, sen. guardian Of John and Ann Lipscomb
pltE against William Burch and Roxa his wife, John
Lanbeth and Benjamin G. Turner, trustees, &c.
Colin Johnson, admo with the will annexed of VIII
non OF Benjamin Johnson, deed, and Philip Johnsc-
end Susan Butler, dts.
The defendants William Burch and Roxa his wife
not having entered their appearance and given
ry according 20 the act OF assembly and the rules of
TINS court and IT appearing by satisfacor evidence
that they are not inhabitants OF this conntry is
Iered that the said defendants do appear here the
hrSt day OF The next January term. and answer the
o'il or the plaintiff and that copy of this order he
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published in
the city of Richmond for two months succcseivelv,
and posted at the front door of the capitol in the said
city. y copy. Tcs,e.
u Wu q pr.n. r..o. = u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-10
Grape Vines, Fruit Trees. &c.

The Subscriber, agent for the pro-
PrletCr ofthe L'nean Botanic Gardep =,
Nv: ~ would remind persons dispo-
sed 10 supply themselves with
choice selection of GRAPE VINES,
FRUIT and ORNAMENTAL TREES or
SHRUBS, that the present is the most
suitn bic time for making up their
orders, as the ensuing Months nj tho
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-10

The Subscribers haDc an Store aid offer
40 Hhds brown sugar
81 hhds prime retailing rnolsses
do old Antigua r''m
do do
90 do common whiskev
bbls do do, part very old
210 bags Java, old white and preen coffee
lis kegs nails, assorted sizes
41 tons bar iron, comprising an assortment. o,
= round and square, carriage. cart and Wa
GcI tyre
IL tons biiStorod steel
do German DO
do hoop iron
Plough moulds
800 sacks best Liverpool blown sail
$50 do ground DO
tons shot, all Nos.
do bar lead
$50 kegs Duponts powde.
90 boxes window glass 10X12, 3x10, and 0yIl
u do Whittemore's cotton and wool cards
IL tioTces best London brown stout, in quart
and pint bottles
COgnac brandy, Holland Gin, old Ja:laica r11ro
ond old peach brandy
Gunpowder, imperial and blacI: teas
Madeira Sicily Madeira. Lisbon. old Port and
sweet Malaga wines
Sperm and tallow candles
CJperas, madder indigo, alum birthstone
Pepper, pimento. ginger, mace,
Nutmegs and salt petre,
Clover, timothy and herds grass seed
100 sides sole leather, shoe thread
go Nova Scotia grind stones
95 bales of cotton
6coolbs of the Petersburg Manufacturing Cun.-
panys cotton yarn, which is offered ut the
Manufacturers whole sale prices
200 pieces heavy cotton oznnhurgs for Negro
shirtings rom the Petersburg and Amelia
Factories which we believe equalif not SUI
perc' to any offered Tor sale in the state in
point OF durability
WORKMAN & HfcGRUDEp.
sept 2G-2aWit-w3t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-10
French Restorative.

~ LANGLEY respectfully informs the citizens
i y. OF Richmond, and the public generally. that
he has opened Restorative and Tavern in mute a
Dew style. between the stores of Messr4 TaU &,
Moore and Dir. Nelson, and invites the public To give
biih Gull. He has first rate French Cook inst
from Paris. and Is satisfied that his STYLE of COOKING
Nil be found not less agreeable than novel here
Tie Lardcr viii be stored with all the dolcacics tho
market Will atiord-iish, venison. ard wild fowl IN
their season. tbs bar is well stocked with the
choicest wines and spirits.
n. b. Coffee and Soups at all times
" Families can IL supplied with meats or sipgle
dishes at their own houses, per bill of fare Of the
""Y' "u tue sbofteTt notIce sept 30
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-10
GRAPE TKNTS

OF the finest wine sorts will be furnished az S25 por
100 vines or az the rate of Sl5 per 100 when 900
vines are taken OF mixed soito which the proprietor
will select.
For sale Prince Horticulture; and now in the
press n TreaiSe on a. Pine, comprising copous and
complete dissertation It's culture mana ge nent Sc
and on the process of making wine-price 81 25, or
81 payable in advance Catalogues furnished Cratic
sept 20 JAMES WINSTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-10
For RENIl


4 coun held for iruce Edward county, Jul, ,. go,
dIS--UPoH Az lNtuNcrIoy '' " '''.''
ne uefnan's not having entered their appearance and
ecuf} according to of the general assembly and
| uIt5 ol uS court, auu appearing the satisfaction
'O"f uat tby are not inhabitants this sltc I'm the o;
o. rae pianih by his attorney ordered thar the mid A. Co.,
's 40 appear here the FIRST day October cor, , and
answer ue panuh' bill and that copy is order te %
WIN inserted ~ Of the pubc newspapers ,iel 49,
VIC cry nj Richmond, or months stcceIsiyey and ,
posted at the front door Of e court house Of Ibis COZ
Or copy. Terie y. ,. WORSnAN e. C.
a Ius' holden I've clerks Office Of the count, co.f d,
go "" ''au li'l the 7th tO 18th day Of Sepcubcr
, ~, yar iSl5 Tahon Cox pm against nis! p Gagby
@ @ W 's vic, formerly Elizabeth Cox adt'y a. jt he
- N' VI RUN y Cos, decd, and Kendri~b NJ lys-ic
80, d,I - ohl 40 uilui daughter nj tic said pu,
~, ~ ~ "'0tt hc age OF y years, at---l. Ct,.,.yy
a. tns gay Saigt ne pau; br vi. a,',cv and i N, , Ian
nui'cN W baghy, u1t having entered me arr,,,o.,
iy acci'"- TO Ic art 81 asset,hly and The rf,e. b.,
80 49, "u Appearing w satisfactory evidence ,,, a.
tH "n lnhauiau, 81 this commonwealth - H. o.,oI ",
80 'etn"dn 90 appear here iho nrd Weir a. 10y
veirDe n'h' ond answer the hl Of the paiu1n sY Is"
copy 81 ms order he ,fhwh inserted IN s,r,e 90 'l'
!siej ~ tne city Of Richmond f0r tvo ic,,, Py"-
cue 'd another copy be po-cd az toe from, door Of ~ &
house OF this county. w. ''' '''''
20 a cory. Tcte, r. i. GEAvr,. p. @.
Or JOBPRINTING c-ors'-+ .: -, ~. oa--c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-10

year are the most proper Tor removing most kinds Of
trees, vines, &c.
Such orders as arc handed in will be forwarded
weekly, and will be executed with the utmost promnt
hess.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-10


handsome variety of brass Tenders, from 81
to $50 each, some very splendid
Shovel. tongs and POKER, oil brass, to match
Polished steel, green eliptick, green wire and
common iron tenders
Polished steel shovel, tongs and poker, with and
without brass heads
Brass andirons
E,ppcr and sheet iron coal hods
Ivory and stag-handled knives and forks in com
plete sets
Patent table knife shorpcners, now patterns
ivory carvers, with sharpener attached
SILVER mounted table casters, with rich cut gl1Ss
cruets, some very elegant
tream, chocolate and black ground tea boards
with KNIFE tray and bread basket to match
An elegant assortment of Rodgers and other pen
ald pocket knives, rlzors, scissors, Sc &c.
-NIaslin aud brass kettles
Ladies extra fine scissors, with names
Patent block tin coffee ilterers
britannia pots
Plated snafllu and curb bis
Polished steel do 90
Plated aud steel stirrup irons
B..dcs and mar,iugals
Riding, gig aud coach whips
- PLATED and steel spurs
Wnrstcd and cotton girtb U, b
Curtain pins, jainb hooks
Plated aud brass candlesticks
Copper and patent iron tea kettles
Genuine mouse hole anviis
- TrnCman's warranted sUnit las bellows
Vices, screw plates, scdge hammers
Files and raspS of al! kinds
Brass door knockers, SC. &c. Sc.
sent Iq-2aw6;
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-10

VI0GINi'At rules, holden c rs Office Of the sUT,T 0r
court OF chancey for the Richmond district the 80 ,ay OF
august 1879 AS Cladtc pit against Peter bison John
ruly aud John : Nash, DTS
The defendants Peer Rson and John s Nash no, having
entered their appearance and according 10 the
act OF assembly and the rules of this court ring by
sat lcioy cydcncc, that ey not Inhabitants o.
ty IS ordered that the said defendants do appear here on
t s day O! the next January Ier and answcrthe bin Of the
panii and that copy o his order be forthwith inserted in
sumt newspaper published III e city of Rich rnrd for two
months successfully and ed the front door the capitol
IN tt sand city
IS Acopy rcNc Wv G. PEYplEroN &C
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-10

NiHolNIA II ru.es, holden the clerks superior
court o!canccvy cr Ire Richmond district The 3D. day 81
August, 1929 Archibald Hatcher, pit against Frances H.
Hatcher Obedience Hatcher rancl Hatcher Sally Hatcher
BesyP. Hatcher aud Tnsa IT, iiacer John Bradley and
Susanna hi wife, Edmund Tockc late sheriff Chesterfield
aud admir- ot Branch Hatcher, decd, dts
The defendants John Bradley and Susanna his wife not
having entered their appearance and security according
to the act OF assembly and the rules of this court and appear
ing, by satisfactory evidence that they of
TINS country; ordered that the said defendants appear
here on the first day of the January term answer tire
bi OF the plaintiff and that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted some newspaper published IN the city Of Richmond,
Tor two months successfully and posted the front door Of the
capitol, in Tic said city.
~ 1esiS, WM. G. iyNpLFrON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-10
WV. G. PRESUMPTION. c e.

NhttNA Ns Ges, Ao.dcn the clerks
court ~ chaucery for tho Richmond district
September 1922 Creed aklns Pit against John A. Archer
Robert Haskins and Martha his wife Mary Ann Archer
James larke late sheriff of Powh0,an county.
God Jones, dec John II Sicger sheriff uf owhaan and
adm of Elizabeth ones deceit the same Ohm n Steer sheriff
aforesaid, admir- with the will annexed Of Peter Archer
sen decd, lchn Jones and Sarah r. his wife, William w.
Ar-hcr, Peer Archer Louisa Caroline AIcher john L
T, Nlo,eicv, aui Edward llaskius DIS
The defendants John zones and Sarah y his Wife, and Peter
T. Arcr"J, having entered their appearance and gwen
security according the o assembly aud the this
court aad appearing hy satisfactory evidence they are
not inhHh0niS oi this country u ordered that the said
defendants do appear here the first day the
and tho bin OF the plaintiff; copy ofhis
order be- forthwith inserted IN newspaper published
city 70: Richmond for morhs elv posted az
the front door cl ihr capitol m the said -,v
II copy Teste, WM g PrNpttrov, c C
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-10

NRGiNIAA rules, holden the clerks oce OF The superior
court u c"A,e.y to the hichmund district RI dav of
august, 1929 Edward Palmer and Thomas Palmer me.
-is "iui aiues il'dug under the ilrn r Il / aim
eT pits against Alexander Mar and Thomas Finley non
iSiuents amu Merchants and partners trading finn OF
Aii,.lF " nicy, Alyer Myers, and L. r. Mister dts
"a defendants Alexander Alar and Thomas Finley and
l. Msu Tot .Gy.!.. euc,d their appua.ausr aud given
security according assembly and the rules of this
cohii ad d"dS, ~ satisfactory evidence that they
n inhabitants Oi TINS country, ordered sai dci.
uts 40 appear here c day the nest JauaI, tenn
and aus~e the bill Of the plaintiffs aud hat copy of this order
be- forthw inserted in rrvspapr published IN the civ nj
HHhmonf for wo months successfully and posted NJ the front
door OF the caprol in the sad city.
- copy. Tostc Wsi g. Prynr ZION &C
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-10
JOHN J. WERTH. Jr. & Co.

AZ TIE NNiN OF THE GOLDEN KEY,
HAVE just opened their Fall supply, comprising
Il u an extensive and very general assortment of
AARpwARE q CUTLERY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-10

OmoiNAt suie, hnicn in he clerks office the super iOr
court Of chanceiy Tor the Richmond district, the Sd day
August, 1895 InOmas locke, IN his r.in aud ain'r
uijyhn Cooke deed Jacob Hoffman and Elizabeth his wife
lle Eizlheii CcckC. benjamin Cooke. aud of James
tocSe, deed, pits against William Browne md Alexander
browne, ex' nf James henderson. decd reeland
acmx OF James rreoamd, decd, and Charles Gee, admir- OF
Waller et,Ts deed, dts
The dcie"dIut Sarah IRELAND not having entered her
appearance and give security according the act
and the rule OF tins court, and appearing bv satisfactory
cNt1"e. that she i uhahiant country; IL is
o1eed tn the aIG defendant appear here day
O me next January term, and tie bill of IL, plaintiffs
AMI that copy OF this order he forthwith incnet i'm som,
dewsparc publ shed in the Richmond Fl, two NOR m,
successfully aud posted the font door capitol in the
said city
a 4 Te. ~, a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-10

" li.GlNIA.-At supeI.o! coun OF cianoely holden
iv capitol the city Of Richmond the 2ih cay JuIr
lB2' Lew Jones pit Ggais Darev NORRIS, Darey Miller,
executor of John Perkin'on, decd, Rcnd Borun,
ms DAY came the parties 10y their counsel aud the count
ha's aurey Considered The premises aud tie arguments Of
So hc'epOn lad doth odrr hat the defendant pabncy
HeT do render an account OF his administration
OF MS ic'nor John Perknson, decd showing
ms hans A. executor aforesaid bequeathed by his
WI !" sarah loTuss, the late Ut the defendant DaDcy
ors ana a the defendant Asa Oliver do
OF we COMMISSIONERS Of the proceeds
property conveyed 10 him 10y THREE dcrd Of
cncd Nv the same Dahrey Norris, and referred plain.
III NIL and of the disbursements thereof debts the
payment Z" winch charged upon the said property:
ula the same commissioner do OF
clan"" ~ the defendant Richard Borum o tho credits
aga hsi the well tor the board Bor, d,rnr
Tie ne ne 'ed vitn the defendant DabnCy konIss as for ali
lt ajncis actually made TO lie said BOtum on account OF
the said debt which several tire commissioner "a
directed N examine and report CONT with any r,at,cr
specially stated deemed pertinent 10y himself or whch NAV m
rrqed by the parties he salro leave is given the
pdnu To amend ms hill and make NnIno Mofriss as ad
h"'or OF aaran hoss decd, defendant cause hc
e lEt 20 thc roles fyr at pun osc
4 1eetp
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-10
WV. G. PFNDLETOV. e. Z

Co"'u''to"ras OgyIcg, Rjchnlond, .qUg 2Gn 1879
Inc parties interested notified that have appointed t
&bn day Of October next and this Office the and place 70,
commencing tine directed the FOREGOING order of
court and ihc creditors Of the estate Ol Edmund Harrison decd
are required to attend At tie same time and place aud produce
ami prove their claims.
avg (6-w8tc iii ARY RAKFP Con,r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-10
Wv. q. pENDLETON, c.


Richmond iurirsl lGh, 1923
Inc parties Interested will please notice. that have
appointed tire 10Th day Of October the az.
counts directed the foregoing pder which day a.
Vococt $ dVy required TO auruC my office in u
city, With their accounts, vouchers aud docVcnts ready Er
examination and settlement and vt office copies II neces.
saTy court papers HILARY BAKER Cnn'r .
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-10

% JOnPRiNTING e-os'r- :: -, ~ oa-c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-10

., NYM. G.. P1yplrroN. &C
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-10

VincN - rules bold the clerks Office of the superb
cow, o' chanoefv, ior tine Richmond district the Sd day
August lHta Thomas adams admir- win, tc vii annexed nj
Thomas Freeman, decd p, against Edward Ireenan ana
dts " ~ ~
The Defendants, Edward Freeman, and his win, noi
having cn"rc their appearance and given security according
me act NJ assembly aud the rules Of this court appear
ing y satisfactory evidence that they not oi
country uvcred that the said defendants do appeal
uu Inc i day nj the next January and the bill
the plaintiffs and that copy Of this order hc forthwith inset
cd IN some newspaper published in the city nj Richmond,
Two "ons sucee'Hvey, aud posted a. the ont door Of
cap'u IU ne .,ud city
10 j. copy tes!c, WN. o. PLNpLEToN, G