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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-24
FRESH SPRING GOODS.
Et'1i -, y EDWIN JAMES & co. MAR
het Square, have just received ''""'
be'iDeen d and 500 packages of
FRESH DRY GOODS

comparing one OF the largest, most reneral and 10
SiTaoic stocks of Spring foods they have evet ofr
ed Tor sale. more particular advertisement win
iPpcar IN few days. AMI "a -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-08

BURMaN Burmdn punish
ments are severe and Cruz The loves: in the
scale is Imprisonment aud fr'rers, the number
OF the later varying, ccordiug to circum-
stances, from one piir 10 nine. Then follow
mulcts, f1oggirg g, mutt a'inn, condemnation 10
the perpcu,l slavery of the temples, and va
rious fo,ms oi death, more or less cruel, &C
cordirg 10 circumsIanc' S. Deoapltalion is one
# the mos, f., qurn. Of these, but embowe,ng
is no; cnmm ID owning, burying alive,
and ihsnwr To lid -, are oc, asionsly Tad
recourse 10. On h IS h Of January, 1917,
Gou, p sons were ex cue al Ragoon for rnn-
b'ng temples. h'lr ubio,nrns we're laid open,
b, g- cash wee cot IN heir sid ard Limos,
aging hare the bones; and o'e Individual,
whose crime W IS de- m, of more geravatt d
nature than tna "f he rest, h ID a S, axe drvc"
.o,eh his chest. rhe Burrans 'ommnnly
>uffer death with the intrepldIy OF indlffcr-
IN e Of o'her A>iatic people
Oae & nrlrran r,pors that he had sen a
dessrrer ca banana with his bowel, out at er
the sx~c"t"nrr had performed m"rc than bali
hi, task I'D another al.o "a eye win sta
ted ,hit womsn condemned for mnr rider to
be thrown 10 Tiger, deliberately crrp into a
cage, made the savage shi-kO, or obeissnce.
was killed bv a >,ngle blow from h. animals
fore loot, and imm.dIa dragged by HIM in
% h eerss Of his den. /, mrs' noweve". he
obse we'd, hat the Burmese scld m cond" mn
" inca 20 Cea h. "Ihe sw. I'd they say. was
no, made for wotnen - Cranturds Embassy
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-08
The following IF cling story Of loor s.i.

I The following IF citing story Of a poor ST.
OF" girl, go. IN hir,m II p'Y- manu-
faciurer 10 Cn,,'a inpi' /, g,srn in MIR
Madden's nri,: = e poor Stioe cir was
not VI recon,Ilei G slavery She wept when
l tried 90 encourage her vita he hop Of get
ting better. l believe re ov-ry was all -,he
dreaded, and thar she would have preferred
death to the inf,my of being he mistress Of a
Mosiem. She apparel 10 b. kindly 'res'ed:
her master spoke gen.iv 10 h"r, aud h + COM
panions give her conf :; bu slavery afer all
is oiue, draught, and the poor creature who
has been torn f. m her counrry and her friends,
is perhaps, in he frs instance, mlte The mis-,
| ,ress of ner farh-r's murderer, ex ending her
deles alton Of rae Of her undorr 10 every
Moslcm. White tn Turk ina ined she was
speaking OF her complain, S e was impnrtun-
ing me pr, vail on her master To dispose Of
her, and TO mt eat OF some c. ri,tisn redeem
her Conserved % do every thing in my pow
err TO- her. Her health was cer'a nly impaired,
and II rcquirsd no e eat sacrifice of truth TO
represent her condi ION 20 her mas'er as at
tended with much danger. + entually, he de-
ermirtd on selling her bef re her value di
miuished more; and sh ly alter my ii St vi
sit h was onr more exposed al the ) zaar.
sent my drnguemaD, who was q eek,
among his Conn;rvmrn 10 endeav0r 10 H. d
some one % purchase the poor girl. An los
MAN captain Was a. length prevailed on 10
pay half the purchase money; he remainder
was raised by subscription; md through 'ht
medium Of Turkish broke for no Frank
is allowed to visit the slave marke,) She was
redeemed About three weeks after l first
saw her she was aboard the Ionian vessel.
among her own coun ~ people, deligh ed with
the expectation Of once more seeing her home
Never was lhere bfingin such tx acy q re
gaining Liberty. The Ii tie schooner IN wnich
she WAS embarked seemed too small to con-
rain her. he sickn, SIS Of the oeari' which
arisrrh from hope deferred had disappeared al
if by magic-and the downcas, slave, whose
spirit a lew days ago seemed depressed wi h
sorrow, now stood before me in all the rxult,-
ion of liberty, regeneraled being. never
felt before how mac" happiness one Can SOW
for few paiIry dollars"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-08
PHI ,prLPuIl MARKET srrrKnnxn 5.

FrouaA.D uEAL.-The supply Of frr,h -Four con.
tinurs small and dcmand steady quotation, but con-
6nei mostly to city consumption Hichnond City
Mills Flour is taken freely at IS IS In Rye Flour no
transactions of importance reported this week, but
price fully maintained, and suppl small Nbont SUI
hhds Corn Meal sold at 81 SO II 80, principally at
the latter which is the current price. Some small
lots in bbs AZ 9 IN
Gn.Ix-Wheat continues scarce, and sales of the
small lots that ave come IN this week have been made
ut our quotations The arrivals Of corn have been
more considerable than for some time past, but it has
COVE off freely at 46 AZ cts for Southern White and
asa 49 FIR Y-lvw which is a reduction of about one
cent from last week Some small lots Delaware Ry e
have been sold at so 50 cts by measure. No change
TO report in Oats.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-08
This is to Give Notice,

gTHH Vt The subscriber, of Alexandra County INF the
Il District of Columbia, has obtained from the Or
phans' Court of said county, letters Of administration
on the estate Of MARY CHURCHMAN. late of the
county afor esad deceased All persons having claims
against the decedent are hereby warned TO exhibit
the same to the subscriber, with the vouchers tn reof
passed by the Orphans Court, on or before the Sd
tiay of September, 1850, they may by law, be
Guided from all benefit sid and those indebt
ed thereto are required to make immediate pay ment.
Given under my hand, this I'd dayof September g %.
$50. CHURCtnAN,
sept2-Ss Admir- Of Mary 6hsrchnsn, decd,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-08
IN VouMcil-~ept 5tM, 1920.

rh- Committee, to whom The subject ref RI d,
reported R entitled " An act tn nj An act, en,l.
ted an Ac, re,iucng INTO one, and nending The Sc
vera, act respecting Streets, Alleys, Pasemens,
Pumps aud the superintendent of POtcei'' which
VIZ. read first and cond time, and upon notion the
9Th rule being Suspended the bill was read third
time md passed.
Tue COMMITTEE appointed to superinte nd the repairs
to the >ew Market touSc lie report. Wher' Upon,
Ordered That the sum of o be appropriated For
the pymcnt of the work done the Porch of the New
Market House, in addition to the heretofore APP
proprsied for that purpose.
Ordered, That the sum e - 50, improperly charg
ed - illiam Mrrg,nf," uthe aud story be struck
out of This account, md that the As>esor> do enquire
and report the Gl rS the names ct the persons to
whom n laid taxes are property chsrgeable.
Ordered THE Auditor d" receive back from John
Muncast,r late Collector the southern Osti let the
unc, collected tax bills now in his hands, and place the
same Ia III hands of the present Collector; provided
the sec ~ e the SAID John Muncaser shat agree, N
wriin tt h receipt Of the said tax b,i' shall not
ur, iuL = an, Grim The Common Council may have
agsr- Ia m t,r on acc",nt 1t the negligence I
~ sid John Nunc ster, UT tor money collected by
him, IT INV other account: II aeing understood,
that the SUd JOIN Numca>ter and hi securities shall be
eut;tled "a cr,r oni, ft such uf he TAX bill,
ccived hlck Ina NJ col rcted BIZ tn pr sem Col
lcotar AID i, further ord, rod hat he Audto do
rrport the pr ate ut the said I'm Muncastei's
accoun, h sid collections.
frdersd h tn uperu endan, OF Police have the
nav ,, n a.e oetw cen the property of James
ayr IN d c,,, d N. William fowle Il 60 30 re-
pair d - e. re- n H. water IT m remaining on It.
av,~a, e; n Ell >r Roberts, To brinc IN Bill en-.
ttled Nn .ro' "a! tor 'he colle c"n OF the tax.
e., .s>y,sn. ,nsrg on 'enements Ind Lots 4
Cru d ~ h ,siu due aud TN aid for two years."
h ch Wa r d Fl s. umc and ferred 10 the Attorney
tor toe n
TN ,to,ius FIR . awn surveyor, WILLIAM YEAToS
du v .isCled.
,lrdered, hst N,sSrs McGuire. Sanford, Brocsett
md lulgn oe a cu,umitter TO i. the Corporation
prone the sud Of Duke street, tor term not ca
cceIng two ears.
An act to amend act, entitled "An act reducing
into one, and smen!mg the several acts respecting
Streets alleys, pavements pumps, and the Superin'
tendcnt OF Police
! >ScrIox Be It enacted by tie Common Council Of
2erandra, That there snail BE- annually appointed one
,l>,reot person, well skilled surveyor, regulator
CT, and OF ground who shall have all the
power and authority, and be subject to all the duties
re- citations, and directions, which prescribed to the
The three Regulators and Surve, provided tor By me
IS - As 46 and 54th sections of the act aforesaid,
passed January ", 1870
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-08

src g. ind Be IL further enacted That so much of
the 81 section Of the anresad as provides for the
annual appointment of three Regulators and Survey ors
snaN be, and h. same is hereby, repealed.
SEC ind be il further enacted That this act shall
commence and be in and after the passing
thereof
Passed in Council this fifth day of September in the
year eighteen hundred and twenty-nne.
RI TAYLOR, President.
Approved: THOMSON F MASON,
Mayor.
Test: p THOMPSON G. C.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-08
COMMERCIAL.

FLouR.-Since our last weekly report there has been
furth' small Improvements in the price of Flour
On Monday the current wagon price IS 25; ii gra.
dus'ly advanced. AMI closed on Saturday at 3d.
Sales from stores made, early in the week, at
Is and 30. On Friday and Saturday, S 373 and 40
w.re rsid by shPperslate in the dav, Saturday "a
trfng advance nigh, have been obtained on the latter
price
The inspection returns will show augmenta.
ton in the receipts, but the increased demand for
coaswiSe shipment has more than kept pace with it
to which may be attributed the advance in price. Our
stock estimated at about 1000 barrels. old and
new.
Yesterday the wagon price ranged from S. 50 to 5
Sc about 37S was considered the fair price. We
heard of sales from stores other than small lots by
retail. al so per barrel.
Export for the week ending Saturday, 5th instant
l,9 g bbls coss'wise.
Quantity inspected during the same period -
King street ll57 bb!s.
Wharf 4j4 " 200 alfbbls
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-08
RICHMOND uARKEr-srrrEnnrn1

wheat and -four have experienced further advance
since hursIlal heat now meets re ,dy sale 1t Us
cents for red and 81 for white Canal -four goes off
freely a, IS \ cargo Of City Mills (Gsego brandy of
about 1000 barrels for the South American market,
wa sold YESTERDAY, and though the price kept secret,
there is little doubt that il Mss IS So None OF the
mers will now sell for less han that.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-08
NEW YORK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s.

Futuu-Prices fully supported and IN some de
scrptions an advance has been realized New YORK
supcrIine IS so; Western, 81 ) =, Richmond
CITY Mills new, 75a 81; ,ln Coun,r 30 So a
e. Rive Flour is scarce, ,ni IN some d, mnl.
GuuS About 5,U0s bushels of Southern Wheat
from York River, virgn. of sood quality, it Is under
stood, ,old at llOtull2a en's; 5000 Rappaha"nock.
in poor condition, at 11f4 cents; l,500 handsome
carolina 10 cents; and 1000 inferior, at about 90 cts
Several parcels OF Western old at 04 Ill crn', for
good qualities
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-08
District Of ColumhiM,

County Of alexandria, Set
DENJANIN SMITH ha, applied to the Horora-
I'D bic William Cranch, Chief Judge of the Unit
ell States Circuit Cour of the District of Columbia,
to be discharged from imprisonment, under the Act
for the relief of insolvent Debtors within the District
of Columbia, on the second Monday in September
inst AZ O'Clock, A. NJ at the COURTHOUSE in Alex
anria when aud where his creditors required to
attend. EDN '. I'EE'
sent 8-3t G. c. c. D. T.. C.. A.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-08
district Of Columbia,
County OF HleT0ndrl

County oI Hlef0ndFId.
vU1aONAs KINGSTON ina applied to the Honorable
william Cranch, Chief Judge Of the United States
Circuit Court of the District of Columbia. to be DIS
charged from imprisonment, under the Act tor lhe
rIf of in.oIyent debtors within the District of Co
iumbia ON the second Monday in Septr, inst. at o.
clock, A. NJ at the Court House in Alexandra, when
sn5 where his creditors are required to attend.
~''N EDM .. LEE,
,as. &C. d. c. C. a.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-08
SHIP NEWS
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
ARRIVED. SEPTEMBER 6,

AHVIVEU d,
schr. Hiram, Barnes, Plymouth; ballast to s. Mes
sersmith and nails to WIN. Fowe & Co.
schr Mary, Jones, Newbern; plank, tar and ros'r
to G H. Smoot and J. II. Davis.
Schr. John Doyle, Brooks, Washington, On. c.
boards and rosin so J. u Davis
steamer Columbia, Mitchell, Baltimore
Steam. packet Fredericksburg, b j. Jenkins DO
SAILED,
Steam-packet Franklin. hewitt, Baltimore.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-08

We ia:Cndcd ourselves 10 have noticed The
glazing Violations Of I'll the rules Of Murray,
and the iaelegance Of expression, which are to
't found in the Secretary Of Wars litter pub
ii,h'd IN yes crday', C z. tie, hu, we f d an
a'ilcls 10 our hand in the New York d lilY Adj
'er;''er, and have copied that.
Notwithstanding We agr,e vi The reason
I'g OF he Secretary, We only wish, for the ere.
dlt OF the country, that he and some Of his ssso-
GATES "onl! learn to clothe their reasoning in
grammatical language,
Several o;h~r errors besides those men,ione d
'y'hv D'ily Advertiser, are easily detected by
~ attentive observer.
Wat will become Of our schools, ir the boys
81 to understand that they can become to be
'reN,j'nis aud Secretaries, wj,hou, thumhing
ne" Dictionaries, their DiIworlhs and their
'u''ays. We expect next 10 hear the word
'En''z Is ex1unged from toe vocabulary.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-08
n ID; tI,,...zz.,AAl( -D@JA
.nRy,N.. SEPTEMBER 8. :s29.

-. Y,y,xa.-By he Sehr Spartan Capt
arrived at Baltimore in 70 days from
EI,v,,,, We learn that the transports, iriea'e
10 had returned from rampieo, which
I'D fallen INFO the hands OF the Spanish
-. who had been joined by the Mexican
,,oo2, al that place. The cavalry to The amount
,oo were The fs' to join the invaders
rae evening the Spar, an sailed. while within
Moro was boarded by two officers from the
.a,rd ship, who naee the trunks OF Cap {.
ING every dollar Of cash therefrom. which
..r divided between them.
,;more -four was quoted AZ Havana at IS
L. small cargo, II Was supposed, ~ouic
5 veil
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-08

"'' talented countrymau, COOPER, has a
''a novel, eai')Cd IFepl, or Uish Ton Wj'h"
I'd ' bands ct Messrs. Carey s Lea. who viii
.'''''y issue i from ;hrir press. The Ma
"." "'ze'ie says: His main suhjcc, is q
.'> s''rm'n' in New England by an Eng 'ish
az az iam''; whose general situation, cha,
.'''''S' pa ST. end dangers are most ably de-
''V'0. Z, 20 other hand have the spirit, de
''aNo' ard aims Of "pilgrim father" been
',"'ed IN stronger or f,cr rel ef; and in none
VI ou' historical annals is there a more minu:e,
''""a'ed' graphic, we might say terrible ac-
'oaS Of siege by infuria'eG Indians"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-08

ScEER hDvENTuRE.-The pawrucket Chrru
~. >iaicS that comical fcllov, Who is in III
,, y, OF ranging The country, recently en,ered Il
"4s'SVate's fife in tha, village, in the ab-
r"e oil the righuul occupant, and pssa" o
N"nIne the documents upon the table, mnnc
'"''h; were dozsu or more writs ay-'rs.
p''S'ns whom be knew by sight but wiz did
~0 Know him. He ppcketcd ,he ins;rune ;
Soa IN about an hour afjsrward, Vas sern com
gap he street followed ny three or fou ,orr,
NoSlng fellows whom n. had arres ii. aud ca
!ns under each arm a i,urnevman aiior, Who
~ 'eeh Inclined IN show 6sh' a'h:' ha b.
,-Neh a such short notice. He CON, Ell nem
ne place from whence h, took hr ofhc is
p'pS'', ard hnd,og The justice sill ~os-ni,
Sn'e use o. me locS ond kc', o 90: 6ns ,hem
.%sIe' as he said "tAat = at ght take their
'''' AZ the mex, sitting -: - court"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-08

Up The Steamer COLUMBIA will not, as
was advertised, make a trip down the river this morn
ing She is unavoidably detained here through press
offre;sbt sept Sit
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-08

,rrx,co.-Leuers from Vera Cruz to the
-, I,,v have been received at New York
rA.r tate that number Of wealthy indi'idu'
:. had voluntarily made loan to The govern
=, n, 10 aid in rcpelIins The Spanish invaders
, convoy left Mexico on the Goth OF July,
with large sum in specie, part OF which was
fr he support Of the troops, and was accom-
,,,isd bv strong escort. Troops had mare h
=, r,,n, Vera Cruz towards Tampico, though
:. ga, rot Known with certainty thai the Span
,.b rroops had landed near that place. The
.m5argo which was laid on all merchant YES
~, ., Vera Cruz, on The l5,a, was continued
., h 50 h. Vessels of War were allowed TO
!yDIrl
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-08
1891 bhls 200 halfbbls.
Total

Total 1881 bhls 2UU halt bbls
GRAIN Though our market is better supplied with
Vhcat than at any time since harvest ye, the receipts
are not abundant, and the article is in demand Good
samples would readily command our highest quota
tons small 10, Of prime wagon Wheat yes,erda,
brought 81 06.
Corn some days since. was very du-and some car
goes sold as low S6,37! cents; but i; has again i'm
proved in consequence of the demand f r coas'w Sc
shipment, (shppers preerring it to RI ur at the pre-
sen, comparatively high price Of the latter) may
now be quoted at 4S Al ctn's
Rye i, in dsmand, and tbs supplies limited. SOC
bushels re sold from Stores Friday, at the high
est quotation-50 cents.
BACON is in demand We alter quotation
to correspond with the all advance The last sale
Of Countr, Bacon from wagons at 6 So 1t is re
failing by the 100 lbs at to S8 90. according to qua
lity.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-08

\ correspondent from G,org' town should
''' nave forgotten % pay the po,tage. He is We,
y severe on the Militia system, hut we mus,
..'>NHc publishing his commuri a,ion.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-08

IRE aCicie ~ this morni .g's G;azeite, head ,
I'd Ma Cay" IS from ,te Mon kIy Maya
sjre-a y.uA5le and interesting PERIODICAL edit
ed by h accomplished young poet, Willis
Whatever rrlaDes to that emphancally great
man, lnd w5steyc, tend, to pre- sen, his charac,
,er, 10 is rue light, 10 those who have r-Isnn
% be p, oad Of their caunrrymaH, anl to che IS,
ms fame as part Of our national glory, is in
'rIr>liuC lnnS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-08
Host or mis\ai0.
Taken ND NArift,

IN Chesapeake Bay, of No-pont, yaw boat, about
i Is feet long The can have her again ny
proving property and paving charges, application to
sept 8 JOSIAH VI DAVIS, Aex'a
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-08
AJET 4JNSp
BY GEORGE. wHrTE.

Furniture Sale.
ON TUESDAY, lie IN inst. at II U'edek.
Will be sold al the dwelling house Of ambrose vsssss
on Wolfstreet, between ashington and Columbus
streets, all his
Household and Kiichea Furniture:
Consisting part Of
Silver spoons. mahogany wardrobe
Mahogany tables, candle stand, mahogany chairs
Andiruns. shovel and tongs, wrought iron g'ss
And sundry othcs articles Of Household and kchen
Furniture sept S
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-08
rNore1uck at Whites Office!

NFKE 7 Combination Nos SO 46 AZ. which cine
up handsome prize of $1,000 in the Union Ca.
nal Letter, of Pennsvvania Glass No 10 for 1922 was
sold at WHITES Office to a gentleman Of Prince VIII
liam count. Va besides many other snug little prizes
such as soOs, SOS, 40's &c. sc &c; the cash for all
OF which can be had above upon Of the
tickets.
Washington City Lottery, 18th Class,
Will be drawn in the City of Washington on thursday,
the llth OF September
Capital Prize 10000 Dollars
Tickets 81; halves ,, Quarters l.
Delaware and South Carolina Consolidated
Lottery. 18th Class,
Will be drawn in Wilmington, Del on Saturday 18th
of September
60 No Lottery-9 drawn ballots
Highest Prize Ten Thousand Dollars.
Tickets 81 halves /; quarters so cents.
To be had in vare,, of numbers at
J. II. WHITES
Lottery Office, Royal street.
Drawing of the Union Canal Lottery of Pennsy vana,
Class No. 10 for 1899:
6 SO 81 46 AZ Al So 80 l
sept g
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-20
Notice is hereby Given,

yUyIiAT an application will b. made BY and on behalf
j of the Middle Turnpike Company, to the County
Cour, OF Fairfax csday. The third Gay of the
term IF that Court to he holden in the month of March
next, to appoint FIVE freeholders, qualified according
to law TO the damages to certain tract Of land
lying in the County OF Fairfax, formerly he longing to
John wrcnn, deceas d, and in which Nelson Wrenn,
EveIina Wrenn, Jane Wrenn, Julia Wrenn Charles
Wrcnn, and Rsrriett Wrenn and Hugh Wrenn her
husband have interest as children and heirs Of the
said ohm Wrennthe two last named parties not re.
siding within thu Commonwealth Of Virginia and the
other named parties being infants under the age Of
twenty years. and guardian OF said infants be.
ing ftuud within the said County Of Fairfax. And al
So to the damages to certain tract of land ~
ing in said County, t. which Georgiana Sacum is en-
tI d. who is also infant under Il years of age and
10 guardau for her being found in said county
AID also to the damages to certain piece or
parcel of land lying said unity, Ia which Ca,harns
Mason is en,tledthe said Catherine not residing with
in the said county or having any known agent or guar
dian within the same feb l7-lm