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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-25

TIE Two HEApEp GiRL.-The bicephalous
s,,I Of whom VIZ h We already told our rrad-
o., IA, he.n in Pari, some days. At the lust
sitting Of he academy Of sciences, VI. G-of'
irov de- 81. Hilair~ placed her portrait beF're
the eyes Of he assembly, and gave some e1pla'
nations OF thu obssrva'inns he had already
made on ,hi. singular phenomenon. ihis child
ia double from tn head to the hips; her right
mar, ha, been bspuzrd under the sarne Of Chris
,ins, and ,eh, under 'he name OF Rita. Chris.
tina 10 oh, iou>ly more developed than Rrta-
slmas, the whole Of the upper portion OF the
body is on ,he other aide. Yei, on examining
them, with the assistance OF the s'e,hoscope,
one esnno, help thinking thai Rita slore pos
ses,es the organ Of the circulation, that IS the
heart Looking al them brh'nd, the Nv" yer
zebra columns are seen TO continue in man
ner ,rry dis,inc, down TO the coxis HI hip
bore) where i, is confoundec only in the love-
mart. There are two stomaohs, and there Is
r...on TO believe that the mixture Of the d.
yr,,,,e ore ans begins only in the small in'es-
times. The rec,um is evidently single, though
~. remark . sort Of hollow cut which seems
On .bow q tendency toward, doubling. This,
child was dire. 'eSi W P.ris by Professor Rolan"
do If Turia; bu1 j is singular enough tina,
IN. n lice keeps hsrk he license whi' b the "a .
IN ), ,oliei,s to .sisfy The public curiosity. A
refusal of this kind ON the part OF NJ Mangfn
would serve for p, ndan: TO the ordinance OF
M de- Ia Bo,rd"nnsye respecting Punch
Wba.yrr i, my b-, M. G~offioy de S. Hi
I.ue. who has so long a time sren devoted to
the s,sey Of mons,rosi,iss, and who has e'sa
e. .,d II ON his observations Of them system
" .,ch ns, heee ne classical In E"roP cannot
h,,;,,e m ,hi. refusal. and hopes. for the in>
t,,s.ts cf .cie.ce, .ha' the license asked 'or
80, :, br fur,her delayed from the father Of
Ch,;.,;... Rit,s.-Ceuriw Eanesss.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-25

LuDIcRous ASRcDorE.-The Nottingham
Mercury tells good Story, which it entities
he march Of humanity" Dur,ug divine
service a. Lea Church, near Gsiosborou yh, on
Sunday week, servant en,ered with hurried
trp ard melancholy air, and whispered in The
ar ut Squire s.. who Immediately left
the church, accompanied by the servant Great
was the sensation, for the congregation appre-
n'ndrd some dire calamity. In short ,im-,
Squir- S. returned 10 his pew, when" saws
our authority. "to such a pitch had the excite.
meni reached, maj even The Rev. Sir Charles
Anderson himself, who was the oficia,ine mi
n'a,er. could no, refrain from iuquiring, from
the pulpit, what calamity had happened. Every
"ne was on his legs. the tear Of ply glis,ened
In each eye, every bosom felt a sympathetic
throb, every ear was open, the mos, bres thle.s
and deathike silence prevailed y lille Mr.. S.
replied that his dog had hurt one of it, 6et!"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-25
Thomas King,
M En- oh ANT TAYr.op

q TILL continues to carry on the above business in
al its branches at his old stand, next door to Mr.
John Corse's Lottery Office, and is thankful TO his
trends and the public in general for past fayors and
hoPes BY strict attention to his business they will con-
!inue Their patronage towards him. lie has just re.
ceiyed fresh supply of
Fashionable Fall Goods,
and will be able to supply all orders in his line of bu.
q, the shortest notice Tie ma, ON hand Al. 800.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
He will also make up, to any fashion that NAV he -.
quested by his customers and on the most re .,opabe
terms for cash. ~''"""'e
.7lso far Sak
Ladies camblet cloaks; Bombasette do: and
Cloth made up in the latest fashions,
Aso,
variety of cheap PLATO CLoAKs.
He Is happy to Inform his customers that he h.s -.
eeived the latest FILL e V1YTER EsSHn1 "
from New York. aIUHo'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-25
SAyANxAH Dee. Is.

Cns, of Ro,pland Sepenson. n, the lac ses
.;o, ot H. Efi,yham Superior Court on the
IA ins,. que>ioa of some interest and nov
city ws>..rsised in hi, case. Whe" I'll. Soici
,or Genera, vas about 10 suomi, The indictmen
.e,,ns The defendants, fnr false imprisonment,
to he Grand Jury, challenge to the array was
mad, BY their counsel upon the ground that
the Court was no, duly organized, no senire
for I've summorirg Of jury having issued up
on IN. death &c Jsdge 'i', and d,scon'inu-
an 2 OF b., former panel having taken place
by his de- ease, the Court could not at me pre-
A., term, proceed to business. After con,id-
crsble discussion i, was dee ided BY Judge Law,
tina. Ia. Legislature had by The act OF 1905, an
,ici,a,a,sd and provided for the contingency
Which vas the ground of objection, and 'ha
under ,hs, law, inc cour, was duly organized
TIE Gsaud Jury found true bill, and the
als, Of mex month is 6xed for The trial.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-25

4. Precedent ADAxs was here ct the
commencement, Of the session, he appears 70
be in excellent 6healih aud spirits. He 10 obi
ged TO reside 6ere during the winter In eonse-
quence Of the delicate SAFE Of Mrs. ADAMS
he aI,h, which is not able to Withstand north
ern climate. He lives retired life, receiving
the greetings Of his friend, and strangers ct
disiine tiou."
The Washington Correspondent OF the Bal
timore Patriot, writes as follows
WAsBMeToN, December I9, 1879.
There is now no longer any doubtsthat the
most respectable part Of the Jackson party feel
deep disc omen, and modification at The state
-of things here. They nolonger pretend 10 de-
f-nd he selection which the Chieftaia has
made for his advisers. Since the appearance
of his report, they are absoluse'y ashamed OF
Eaton, he Secretary OF War. They are at
loss 10 determine, VINE ,her il is mos, dis'in.
guished for want Of talent, common sense or
common English. The Secre,ary's ineapac'ty
is now universally acknowledged. He would
De lei off win pity, however, bu, for the edious
attempt which is making to force certain
. - on Spcir,y. It is now un
drrs,aod that the great Magician is taking a
de ID ID part in The matter.
His objec, in all This no o"e is at loss
to divne-i, is through the i"hur"ce OF 'hr
The Secretary Of War. who is believed
20 have the ea1re confidence Of the Press
i'd, nj, TO get hold of the patronage OF the gov
ernmrnt, and thereby forward his aspiring
views. VIVA, i. 10 be the end Of all this 10 dit
fcult to say. The lofty Sou'hern gentlemen
hold themselves. sniirely aloof from this in'r''
guing business, md il is clear tina, they Cannot
oe brough, 10 bow The knee 10 Baal. Whether
they will tend % dissolve tae heterogeneous par
" that support. The administration, time will
show. can assure you great storm is brew-
iucn
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-25
MORE ROBBERIES.

The Philadelphia papers Of Wednesday, con-
ain the following paragraph:
"An auemp, WAS made on Monday night to
rob The Ssu,hern Mail between French,own x
Newcastle The robbers cut the boot Of the
stage aud succeeded in opening mail bag
which was flied with papers: they then took a
trunk belonging to = passenger and made Of. "
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-25

PRIsiDEsTs Mhsn The Message Of H.
Pre- ,idrn', sent 10 Csress on Tuesday Ias At
- O'Clock, was rectii in Cincinnati yrs'er-
day BY express at Eek, in the unpreeeden,.
I'd shor, time Of tortHue hours fom Wash.
ington, = distance OF IRE than FIVE hundred
miles, averaging upHis Of ten miles an hour
the whole way, he part Of the road from
Zanesvlils 10 Cineir being a, bad as posi-.
Die.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-25

Quick TRrvELLISo.-A geniifms" .r-'~.d
he Yesterday In The Gramsr Pennsy'ati''
from Pittsburgh, who lef Boston las, 'hnrsdsy
week, being eight days from that cry TO ,h,s'
wi houl any X rs means other than snof'eo oy
the lines Of stages aud steamboats,
CineirnatE .8du.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-25
New Goods.

GCOTT e WRIGH have received by the hast pack
- cts from Philadelphia and New York, large add
ton to their assortment Of seasonabe gOOdsp among
them, super and low priced blue. grey, and other
cloths sattnets, Asnnels superior Italian lustrrg Grape
de lyon, Norwich Grape calleoe,, table dapsr, Sc
dec 81 cost
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-25
NOTICE

VSHE undersigned, having located himself in ro,.,
1 Marlborough, Prince Georges County, Nsr,,ppi
offers his professional services to tie citizens of I.s
sndria and to the public generally.
All business which may be placed in his band, MN
meet with the promptest attention He will aI.o ~
tend The Courts Of Charles and ST Mar,,s Coun,;s,
PHILIP b. KEY.
dec 5-eoSw< At,orne, .tIa a.,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-25

In Belmont Me al hawk wa, eaueht in
. fox Trap, and 81 t-d very wild. IL had
probably once b en- es,icated, in q degr, r.
as there was affixed 5 RICH. wing. near the
body, by wire, brass bell, the ball
apparently having f4brd through The hole,
which vas pretty :. 1t had sno'her wire
with slaPt round nrek. Il nigh, once
have besn . sPorsis hesn.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-25
SELECTED POETRY.

From the Boston Sfaesman
AN HONEST CONFESSION.
Some time ago.
saw three fellows, clever hale and spunky,
Taking horn. you know
Sucking the monkey
Or wha,so'er you call it when We bioto:
There's nothing strange in drinking,
For all men drinks-
Some till they blink,
But Pye q way ofthnking,
That more get corned than
Persons dream of,
Who shew long faces with their steam of
One pleasant day in June.
As was struggling with fallen head,
My stomach out Of tune,
Calling for something stronger far than mead,
A decent looking man
Game shiverin'
Although his liver in.
side we're cooking man,
And straight he posted to the bar
Where people go who thirsty are.
"IIl take glass Of gin and water.
Because Pm cold.
Soon As the pence were told.
In came another sweating like porter,
'l'll take glass Of gin and water.
Because I'm hot;"
Now may go to pot
Thought. ifthisn not snorter;.
Jus. then rosy son Of Bacchus
Who loved good drink:like Horace Flaecus,
Came like rolling tun,
I'll take glass of gin and water;
Come, quickly shove it;
For Z am one,
That dase> to face the midday sun,
And say drink my grog because
lope Is.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-25
Choppas.

600Pieees ehoppas. just received, and will h. .o,a
UNI low, BY ~ ESWxr 49, 'e so'o
dec IS ".
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-25
"A Young LADY

"a AVUnX AHuy
WHO is qualified a. Teacher wishes to gets 81.
W tuaton IN private family, or as an assisantias
sciool. Application may be made to
H. SMITH
Middleburg, Loudoun county, Virginia
nov 0-e0lm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-25
Fron he Nep York GAZETTE.

EXTENSIVE RoBsERIEs- he sore OF Messrs
D-mare,, & Greece, merchant ta,Iors, at the
ornrr Of Fulton street. and Eden's alley, was
broken open on Sunday night, and robbed OF
cloths, & to the value OF about TWO thousand
dliars. Great violence appears to lave been
exercised by the robbers in obtaining an EN-
rance. rhe staple of'he paddock On the out
side of the door WIS., f'st wrenched off and The
,lopr hen forced open, apparently with d crow
baf A small trunk, containing pape's Of no
.lur to the h,ev.s, was found yesterday morn.
"g ~ Eden's alley, and restored ts Messrs u
q = I ~ psrre ON err nSse rraced rnr cor. ="
W 1ich the gpeGs were convened from he sore
"a Fort Gars,, o"s', on n River, whencr
....y spprar to have been carried Of IN a boat
III. cart SIS h.ard by ayouns man living ne ar
he Fort, shoa, ioar g'eiock on Sund ~ morn
nag
on me same rjgh, hs Lottery Office of
jsnah M 2top, 81 be corner Of Fulton ard
Wser s;reers, as ensrrtd ny means Of false
key, as s. supposed, as no external marks Of
violence we're GIstrniblr. The robbers BROKE
open desk in The flee. and 81, possession IF
ne Key Of the iron tsest, which they opened
ard r,fled If ahpas twenty Eve hundred dol
lars in cash. and sohc lo' cry tirkrrs and priz,
s.. i ne tlChN's y ~ WtTt tOu1u undei
nee on the Bsueiy, where the robbers, no
doubt, divided 'heiTplunder yesterday morn
ing, and were re,utad 10 MIR. Newton
On The same nighi he store of Mr. z. Della
pierre. coach lace M er. N. SO Fulton stree,
was broken OPEN. ft'hing. however, was car.
rird away; from whIh Circumstance il is IN
ferred ,ha, the robbts had been alarmed aud
induced TO run of, rp0vg' fear Of de ec;ion.
Prom the Neville Republican
RoBaEpY OF TIM, MAIL For some tim.
pas, he Post Mas;eh his place has OBJ er.
ed that the letters ma ID Tor NASHVILLE atHardr.
mans Post Off, in illiamson County regu.
larry arriv.d mere VII their seals bI oxen Las:
week he rirspa'chedone Of hi, Deputies t.
Hardman's, with 6i1 tIons 10 drpositf in III.
|" fl leue, dir'c''S DO this pia'e, Containing
/. 6vs dollar noe IN I'd money, AID conssd
era IT. sum in sp..idl noes. The litter Wa
| accordingly m lied ID ss was expected arri
! we'd here b, ken IDaand hf crn entsgone.
The Post master, sya,fman's incon.equencr
| OF an accident hapPehg t" his lock, has hesn |
| compelled 10 eo:rusSs ps"ke's TO the IN ii |
ridrr u, Noltn"illr tout six miles, where
| they were deposited = mail bag under lock d |
key aud In this ms'n was the packe, Gomez
ed which eoniaInedst ,es' letter. The rider
was Immediately Apehended-brnugh BE-.
fo,e Jrdgr M'Nair & d neld TO bail in me sum
| Of IS, o0O Tor mis- apfrsnce al the next term
OF nr Circuit Cous the United States for
| this dis,r's' we Bear any comment upon
I the circums,anc-s
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-25

Another Letter from Washington, dated the
10th instant, says:
The amusemrn's Of the season have not ye,
commenced: 'hough full Of hustle and confu.
sion, there is no fashionable gaiety; nor is he'
much 10 be expected during the FIRST weeks Of
a session. Moreover, il is rumored 'ha. there
are to be no soirees az the drawing room Of The
President. Whether this be decided or no., it
creates no little disappointment among the
strangers here. In course Of month, howe.
yer. there will probably be balls and rouIes in
abundance. As the Presiden, enjoys excellent
health, the d1awiug room may Jet be thrown
open 10 turn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-24
.hsiI CoacA Line from Guyandotte to Stam,-

.hGtt CO0C" iHlic rom Guy0nd0Ne To StGIt-
ton, IAree Times Week.
fg'liH subscribers have established Line OF Post
- Co3ckeS FROM GnyandOt;c to Sta-nton, which, IN
ner notice viii, Tor the greater accommodation vi the
traveller, aud to prevent unavoidable delay the
;uai', perform the route three times week.
I!c Line Will pass through Charleston, and from
;icnce, by the LickS and the State Turnpike. 10
IewisbGrg and the principal Medicinal Springs TO
wit: the N!itc SIipiug the hot, the WUrIn &c. to
Staunton
day and Saturday, at > O'Clock, y. NJ, aud ON It's
return, VIII leave Stanton every "Wednesday, F;l-
Dag and Sunday, at the same hour.
At St0unton the Line meets tEe Charlottesville.
Richmond, aud Fredericksburg Lines, also .unaing
three times week.
c The route, from Guyandoue TO Staun;on. will be
reformed IN five travelling days, (iho 9Th day in each
week being necessarily resting day, and from Stuuil-
'on 10 Richmond, or Fredericksburg, Ill two days
and from Richmond 10 the City Of Washington. in
20 hours, and from Fredericksburg 10 the CITY, in
eight hours.
There viii BE- To night travelling. trou l.out the
yjDte.
Persons ascending the Ohio on their way 10 The
North viii find this route very pleasant and cheap
ene. And those who may wish 90 visit The Springs
ire informed, that exclusive OF this Lime they can
general, be accoinmodated or short notice, Witi.
good ertrG Coaches 60 those v Altering places.
And the public assured, that in attention to the
accommodation and comfort Uf the passengers 80 far
good Coaches and Teams and skiful attentive and
sober Drivers afford them the line shall not be
interior TO any other la The State
PORTER & BELDEN,
Progrcors from Guyd,sdOtt 10 tie Harm Springs
JOHN WISE.
Proprietor r,oru The Irrrre Ssyiaas to S,qy, ,,
Richmond, Va June -, 1929. 3m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-24
PUBLIC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

EIE subscriber informs his friends and the public ren
orally, that IN connection with his mercantile bp,in
~ Wilmington, FlUvanns, he has taken that old and well
known Public House, reofury kept by Mrs wills Tno,v
Mrs Cole onh hopes 10 obtain portion Of the pblic
patronage.
The House having undergone various necessary rcrairs
noe IN complete oder for The reception of Travellers
AID ~ ME- Cole vii d'yo,c herself exclusively ~ the
dnnes'ic concerns of the embellishments nothing ran be-
wanting 60 render TIE stay Of The visors agreeable The
haf will always he furnished win te most chore apors
selected by the su her IN person aut cn sssurr hi.
Hehds hat none better can be procured ~ Virginia.
VIM. COLE.
~ u visitor ssh" ccoi'rc thut NY Ertabli5hnebtis q
white Frame II"u,e ~ the ien hand srie ~ ha msE
stage Road leading g. Chadotiesvi.N
WILMINGTON, JUuc gG--wCt &.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-24
STAGES.

FSNRAVEILERS are respectfully informed that
4 the Western Stages to Lynchburg and Salem
&c. leave Richmond on Mondays, W cdncsdavs &
Fridays, at 4 a. Nj; arrive ut Lyrch5@rg the
next days by 2. NJ, and Salem The third day,
where the great Valley line to Iiuntsv. BE. NASH
Vile DC. Is connected. Before reaching Salem,
at Fluks' on the Blue Ridge mountain, this line III
tersectst Caldwells line which passes Fiacastle
Sweet Springs. Salt and White Sulphur Springs sc.
intcrseciing Porter 81 Bcldcn's line 1T Lewisburg.
which TO Guyandottc on The Ohio river.
The Richmond line in returning will leave Salem
Oh Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at ! a. VI.
and Lynchburg Wednesdays, Fridays aud Mon
days at 7 a. NJ.
The travel will be performed by day GA; in sum
mer
For seats to the West, apply at the bar Of The
Union Hotel, Richmond.
All Baggage or property, whether belonging t.
passengers other PERSONS IL tie risk Of the res
pcctiye owners thereof.
\. PATTERSON, Proprietor.
RIcHMoNn & SALEM
y. D.-Caldwcls line runs only twice a week
Passengers for the Springs, &c. should leave Rich
nIOnd Wednesdays and Fridays.
July 10 eff
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-24
CENT? EJIEN's AND LADIES'
Boot and Shoe Mandatory
Opposite ne on Stgan Tarer

Opp05IIe he Oh SDdn IarerN.
FENlIE subscriber returns his thanks TO his friends
n and the public, for the liberal encouragement hc
has heretofore met with Having lately empoyed a
first rate workman from The North, is now prepared
10 execute orders in. the ladies' and misses line aud
fashionable STYLE any orders which he may be IA
yourcd with. and hopes by strict personal attention
20 business, to receive continuance q tic public
patronage.
On hand, geu;iemen's boots, shoes and pumps,
ioys fine shoes, and an assortment Of negro shoes
".i Of good quality.
july 2i-sOlGt CIT JOHN DURHAM.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-24
RICHMOND SEMINARY.

& EVERAL Of my friends having Interested lhcm,clve,
- IN dissuading Gom change which ! had cou-
templard, T." the arrangements uf Seminary the pub.
tic respectfully iriniiued that viii he continued.
the ensuing yea wili0u; 0Ty ma:e.i4! change ia the
order of studies.
Ia oder 20 avoid any future misunderstanding. the
TERMS on which pupils will Ne received. are anucxea:
Tine Seminary will open the first Of October next
aud close on the last day Of July following
No pupil of immoral character who has been DIS
MISSED from any other school, be admitted
mo pupil will he received for a shorter period Than
the academic year, and IN of ExPUIsIoT, the ma
guardian shall fn,f-t the tuiou fee
10 T.,H WI L. E. .nishei with certificate Of pre-
parann for College, unless sal %. trndeJ the
Seminary foil term aud shall have pas-d % 4at.s-
lci'y examination, in the higher Greek and Latin Gas
scks and the studies connected pih ilcm as also in
Geography. Astronomy. Arithmetic. Algebra, Geome,ry
P.aue aud Spherical Triconomeify.'
The charge viii be SGO-payoJle ha,f ycady IN adj
vance,
An extra charge so year viii be made fr French
aud Spanish, or either. Nm. GURKE.
- I am DESTROYS to take into my family ten turtle
md Eets, iue boys, Cnnip+u,On anA fellows
for my son, so his private Studirs These besides the
advantages o the Seminary, w receive private nsruc-
uni they shnl r Treated WISH confidence and Affection
and shall be- objects of never crasiug attention
Ny price lor bnlm and ;uiion will be- $500 rec term.
iIy l-w4w w r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-24
Richmond Dyeing Establishment.
On Cary Street, rear Of The Virgiaia c!d Farmer
10

N''s 4' ~ tC' |t'' utt t'ttt LII 4'UItLT5
Banks
OSEPH WILLIAMS is grateful 10 the ladies
~ and gentlemen Of Virginia, for past lavours and
hopes continuance OF the same; and would thank
the ladies sending their silk dresses TO have them ia
Ken TO pieces, which will enable him to warrant them
70 be dyed and finished well as any establish
nent III the Union. Canton or stuff dresses not ne
cessary as lac has suitable machines to finish them if
sent to nun Ill the situation above mentioned.
Gentlemen are likewise informed, that hc scours
and renewsin colour coats pantaloons and vests to-
gctor with all kinds apparel and frequesed, repairs
them in the neatest manner. As usual all kinds OF
piece goods dyed, and hot cold prcsscd furniture
stuis cleansed and re-dyed in the neatest manner.
N. Il. Tickets WILDE issued on leaving the goods
with him and requests they will be presented OH ap-
plicatIoni Or the same.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-24

VIRGINIA: Attuies, bodeu IN the clerk office nj ih,
superior court Of chancey ur the Richmond district
the 81 day OF June, 1929 Sarah Powell in her ov -
right as widow of JAMES Powell. dec Eliza ~ Martha
A., Arsdne { aud Sarah r. J. Powell, infant ch idrsn
~ sad James Powell dec. by the said Sarah their guar
dian, PITS against Addison Powell, adn'nr nf James Pow
ell, dec. Un Gholson md George Mason, dns.
The defendant George Mason, not having entered
his appearance and given security according 70 the act Of
assembly the rules If this court aud IL appearing by
factory evidence, tls be- not an nhabitani If ths
county; IL is ordered. thar the said defendant do .p
here on the first day NJ the January term, and
the bill Of the plaintiffs; aud that ropv oC ,l.
order be- forthwith inserted in pevspaper published
IN the city Of Richmond Tor two months esyey anS
posted 80 the front door ofiha capitol the said cty
~ copy. Teste WsI g. PFNpLpToy = r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-24
CoMMIssIoNrns nrrtar

r., CONT. "lcbmonh Jolly TIN 1899.
appointed the ION day NJ September IN me
pI'nce oi Tho duties prescribed in the foregoing o,dr
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