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Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-27
General R;N of fare-GaU

General Bill Of Fare GuAahaE.
900 Turreens of Turtle gu Dishes OF fowls
Is Roasted Capons IS Roasted Pullets
80 Pigeon pies 10 Sirolns of Beef
90 Hams ornamented ~ tongues
9 parons of Beef 10 Rounds of Beef
80 Raised French Pies 80 Dishes of Mnce Pies
40 Marrow Puddings 25 Tourtes Preserves
25 Apples and Danson 80 Marbree Jeiies
Iarts ~ Blanc-naigsS
10 Chantily Baskets Fruit Baskets
So Dishes Shell Fish Ditto Prawns
A Lobster Salads 90 dishes Vegetables
90 Salads.
REMOVES.
so Roasted Turkes 80 Leyerets
So pbeasants 2 Dishes Pea Fowl
"a Geese 80 Dishes cartridges.
DESSERT.
900 lbs Pine Apples 100 Dishes dollhouse grapes
300 Ice Creams 90 Dishes of Apples
60 DISHES OF Pears 50 Savoy Cakes ornm.
"a dishes W.lpu,s Is Dishes Dried Fruit and
S. ditto l2out Cakes Preserves
% ditto Flberts 90 ditto Preserved Ginger
4 ditto Brandy Cherries.
Mr. ShieI and Mr. O'Connel, both conspicuous
in the cause of Catholic emancipation IN Ireland are,
il would seem, on very bad terms personally At
meeting of the Catholic association, Mr.. O'Connell
commenting on a letter written by Mr.. Sh,el, said
in his neighbouihood Mr. Shiel was considered a
hyperbolical buHoon." MIR. Shlel thereupon publish
ed letter, pronouncins Mr.. O.Connell's statement
false. and expressing his surprise that the shame
fu chassements that have been inflicted upon Mr..
O'Connell, for his insulting and opprobious person
alities," had not taught him better manners.
MIR. Canning is said TO have left Comedy IN hive
acts, upon the plan of the School for Scandal which
is now in the hands of noble family to which he
was allied. N. K american.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-27

10 obtain the benefits arising from the foregoing
regulations, in every case where claim has been
rejected under the former regulations, new decla-
ration is now deemed essentially necessary, in Or
dor 70 show what the present state Of the claimants
property, and to prove bis identity
Very respectfully, your obedlent servant ,ai,t,,n
p. b PORTER.
JAMES L EDwAnDs, Esq Pension Office.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-27
Sstatc &e9tsCat1tre.

day the proceedings of our Legislature, spe
TO continue during Session. each House nav
kindly undertaken to furnish us with them.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-27

CentrM .America.--A gentleman is in town, says
the New-Yo,k Mercantile, who left St. Juan on
the 18th Of December He states that the country
in the neghbourhood of Grenada. had become com
paraiively tranquil. There had been serious bat
lie between the Granadans and Nicarasuans, in
which the latter were completely routed with con.
siderable loss. number OF executions for treason
&c. had taken place in Grenada
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-22

paiuabie House 4. Lot near the Poor House
FOR SALE.
INTENDING to leave Richmond offer for suic
the House aud Lot ] now occupy, the Poor
House The house is of brick, two stories high.
with rooms on the first floor, and ON the seconds
double cellars under the whole for kitchen and lock
cellar. II is well built and well finished comfortable
house. The lot il yt0ur feet front and half an acre
deep. corner lot. THERE never failing spring of
excellent, water within twenty yards of the house
Among the out-houses a large smoke house and
slaughter house. The insurance on the dwelling
house is near 5000 dollars.
TERMs.-Onc half cash, the other half in twelve
months. Possession will be given in April.
ian - JOHN DOYLE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-22

NIIGiNIA: Al rules, holden in the clerks the
superior of chancey for the Richmond district the
3d day of November, 1929 Thomas Baber pit against
john 3 emng isaac Curd aud JaIe his Wife, and Samuel
Dyer, jr. and Martha his wife, offs
The defendants Isaac Curd and Jane his wife, and Samuel
Dyer, aud Martha hs wife, having entered their appear
and given security according the assembly and
therues of this and appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they inhabitants of tins country ordered thai
the said defendants do appear here the tenth day the next
January term, and answer the bill the plaintiff and that
copy of THIS order he forthwith inserted p
ed IN the city OF Richmond, for successely and
posted the front door of the capitol i'm the said CITY,
~ \ copy. Tesie WI. G.. PENDIE'rIN 4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-22
ENTERTAINMENT.

ruNHE Tavern at Lavallce the residence of James
Il b. Ferguson, on the road leading to Charlottes-
Vile FIVE miles above Goochand Courthouse, and six
below Mrs. Tinsley is open and ready for the re-
ccpton of travellers, and the proprietor hopes his fare
aud attention, will merit the patronage of the public
(yoochIand. Dec. %. w4w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-22
VIRGINIA: a, rules, holden in the clcrk oac, Of ,bo

VIRGINIA; At rules, holden the clerks Office of the
Superior court oi chahcery for the Richmond district,
the I'h day OF July, 1923: John Baylor aud George D.
baylor pits against Robert Pollard, James Brown in his
own right aud exor at Robert Burton surviving n,s-
OF Donald Burton, Samuel Brandrum, Thomas Pinke,on
and Daniel Bell, assignees Of Donald Burton
dts. ''P's'
The defendants Samuel Brandrum Tbon.a, Pi,t.,,o
ano Daniel Bell not having entered their ami
gwen security according to the of assembly and the
I"es OF inns court, and appearing by satisfactory evil
deoce that they inha Of this country 10
ordered that the said defendants appear here on the
n' day OF the next term, and bin Of review
e oy 'he plaintiffs and that copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted in newspa per published In the ci,
OF ichmnnd, for two months successfully, and posted at
the front door Of the capitol, in the said city.
of copy ieste, WIN. G.. PEEpLEToE, O.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-22
NAMES WINSTON. Richmond, AGENT for Nm.
" PrlnCe. Prnnrletnr of Iinnn.nn Eu.-u... -.

AMES WINSTON. Richmond, Accent Cor Nm
- Prince, Proprietor OF Lnnaan Botanic Garden
New- ork' now so advontageousy known IS the
most extensive and valuable establishment orthn kini
IN tins county, will receive orders for auv kind Of
fruit or ornamental Trees, Grape Vines FlnNerino
shrubs Greenhouse Plants, Bulbous Roots &C.
Catalogues Will be furnished gratis and the most
prompt d particular attention paid to the tor,vnrn,
20 any part OF the State such articles, persons re-
siding at a distance may order.
The Trees, Shurbs, Vines, &c. &c. are put up in
the very best order, and may be transported MANY
hundred miles without injury The exoari'.,,ca nf,bS
Agent though limited fully iustifes him in recon-
inendng to amy person possessing hut half acre Of
land to procure a small assortment of vines fruit
tfecs, &c.' and others holding land could not
invest 30 ar an 100 dollars more adyantageouslv
de- eff
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-22
REMEMBER Me

WE Remember Ale. religious and literary mis-
IL cellany, intended a Christmas and new
years present Il 1929, with handsome ensravmgs
ana neatly put up i'll watercd silk, for sale by
Jan D !. III. NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-22
GtHEsTERFIELD ACADEMY.-r

i
~ rs situated in the county of Cheserhed six miles
south of tic Court House, and north VT from.
Petersburg very healthy and thCkiy mei1horhood
large and connnodious House lately been built y ,
friends OF Science this county, aud finished of a4Ieeaoy
with Maps, Globes, and suitable Mathematical Instruments
For the comfort and convenience of tine students VIC think II
exceed by but few Houses of the Kind in the
The Academy VIII open in the hoIse erected for the pur
pose the first Monday in January next and continue during
the scholastic year OF ten months under the supeneance
WILLIAM SHEF FIX, who graduated Hamilton Coese
IN August 1924 and has that fine successfully enpa
ged in teaching the Greek and Latin lang together with
Tue various branches OF AN English education HIS quafca-
tons and assiduy Teacher method of ore
serving viruous and honorable emulation among his pup
are TOO well known tins section OF the country require any
euogum from An able Assistant will emi5ved as
as the number of students will justify the expense
The following the studies which win taught in
this Acadeny-Readng OrthograpiIy Penmanshp Egisl,
Grammar, Geography, History Loyc, Rhetoric MofaI Phiso
ply Elements OF Criticism Evidences Of Natural and Revealed
Religion, Arithmetic, Algebra, Euci, Surveying Natural PHI
iosophy Webbers Hutons Mathematics and Henrys Che
nistry together with course of the most apDroved All,
and Greek In addition to their ordinary studies the
advanced students will have stated frequent ere s
"a Composition Defamation and Forensic Dspnaon Jbs
uDlec OF the Institution is only qualify young men for
cn5a ns successfully IN the various pursuits Of active lie but
also ~ admission INFO the different Colleges aud Universities
tlrUIaiO9t eJHon
Tie healtDess ofte situations (being near several springs
exceet wate the sober, industrious habits neighbo
render desirable retreat for the pursuit OF science as well as
Inc formation Of correct and virtuous can m had
respectable families and distances for the
moderate price of 500 per Boarders will considered
members Of the families which they reside aud no pains
viii he wanting render their situation easy and comfortable
Inc terms OF tuition VIII be- for the dead languages dollars
per annun and 20 dollars for the Mathematics and EmgIi,
studies.
Those who may feel inclined to paronsc this vonr Is,i,
ton, struggling life, respectfully inv tied 10 call AMI
se me aces winch are here presented for the acquisition
'seIi earng they 10 shall feel sanguie belief
that II will not he suffered decline for tie want of rea
be share OF their patronage The feel deeply sensible Of
me oDgaons under which they are laid by the liberal do
lions Of generous AMI enlightened community IL i honed
a their expectations will not be Disappointed the use
iuiness of the Institution VII eventually prove cmmnens,,,
WIN te diic riiions ol lts loindeTs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-22
LNUL4 RUBBER SHOES

TEE subscriber has just received large supply of
Ladies ana Gentiemcns India Rubber Shoes.
which iinpenotrable by water. and an cxr,il,nf
preservatlve OF health They keep the feet drv and
warm and thus prevent many ofthose discusses which
result from colds. Those persons who easily take
coid ny dainpenng their feet, ought TO guard them
selves by wearing the above shoes, which a9uallv
conduce to health and comfort. An who become ac
qualnted with the benefit of the India Rubber Shoes
from Experience will never after omit the use them
lie has also on hand large assortment Of Ladies'
ana Gcntleinen's, Boys and Misses Boots, Bootees
and Shoes; Leather, Sealslin and Hair Trunks and
iew dozen oi Emersons celebrated Razor Straps
all OF which he Is diqoscd to5e at low prices for cash
GvcV-2o"et SAMUEL PUTNEY
Under tItp FnoIa II,4oI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-22
Land for Sale .

/ Wish to sell the tract of Land on which now
u reside, lying on the Meadow Bridges Road in
HenIlco County, about four miles from the CITY of
Richmond, containing 4O3 "a acres. The improve
ments this land, is two story DWELLING house bu;l,
OF brick, forty feet square, kitchen with two rooms
also of brick, with other out houses all nearly new.
This land lies well for improving and is bounded on
one side by the Brook Run, which affords fine mea-
dow lands There is creek of some size, running
through The middle of this land, with an equal propor
ton OF wood land 1t is well adapted to the growth OF
all kinds Of grain. IF not sold before the 26r inst IL
VIII on that day be sold to the highest bidder. with
OUT rc.cr'c Application tu be made at Senbrook' S
Warehouse. 70 VIM. Burton. or TO the Subscriber.
Jun l"--'awd THOMAS BURTON ir
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-22
BEWJARHEN e NrTcrzTr

'IH0Tney NJ Lho,
IA LII practice in the superior and inferior cour,
held III the city of Richmond, including those
lot the county of Henrico lie may be found at tho
office of Chapman Johnson, Esq
ian IO-coGt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-22

In C@esieC'etd Co'miy Court, 1879, Dsc. me 8N
l'han, P"skcit IN his proper person. also Mirha Wor-
Sanh sarah WorshaWf, and William Wotsham. iufs IN,
cH""fen NJ edward w orsham drc-, by John Hin their
next h'c"d' compliments 0gat,n Jpin Trurman aud
I'ebecra hi wife, la" Reherca Worsham which ssid
Rebr"c' 'sthc adnx Of Edward W0rsham, dsci aet.s-
lN CHAvCERY.
TINS f'y cam" the co'npla by counsel nd filed
tieir BILL 7W ~ appearing 90 tic Satisfaction Of the
cnr mat the said JOHN TrUemHn is an nba
~ Vs conwunwralt on tie nOttuu " tic complai1ss
% Is nrfcrrt that the sail john Truenau appear here on
the SECOND Monday 10 March nex aud answer the bill
~ 'hF compainants aud that copy Of this uIder be
inserted Tor t"n "nIs sUccessively, some nc spaps,
published )" the city ~ Richmond, and another copv
posted Of the i'on door NJ tho co"UhoUse Of s county
1or two successive c0uf's
copy. Tccp,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-22
PRIV.4JE EN:TRT1IN.lJEN-C

EiE Undersigned respcctfullyinG,rms her friends &,
= ule pubic generally, that she has opened house
OF ir'gHe Entertainment, in Genito (Powlatan ronn-
George Williamson, decd.
LIE establishment having undergone fborouol,
repair ana havin1 been considerably ENLARGED. viii
enable The subscriber to entertain trn vellors and 9TH
er5 VI Ihgch more comfortable style than heretofore
She therefore socits the patronage ofa geno,ns %
lie. wApf.s I no ,nny Ruo-
Genito, Jan. 18th, 1920 e.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-22
DavID FyL7z--.s,.oya.,, =,

DAVID FUL7Z---.4ttorae,,so ~, Lo,s.
HAS settled himself pcrmancntiv nt The Warn
Springs, and will attend the courts of Aleaha
ny, Bath and Pocahontas. He offers his SERVICES ~,
the public as Gesszai Land Agent to inyestiyate
ues, give Information as tn quality, superimtenL sur
veys, pay taxes, effect Sales sc.
DURING the recess of courts he may be found at his
Office, Warm Springs, Bath County.
dec 99-w5t h.l
NJ e.. NATHANIEL CRANE AND PEYrON
h CnANE,--lake notice, thar shall, the 9th day of
March, 1922 between the hours the forenoon and Ave
IN the afternoon, at hing Queen proceed take
the denoors OF Charles Hill and Others read as evidence
hng queen, wherein plaintiff YOU are defendants.
ana from bad whcanc should be prevented
ing ON that dav shall proceed the first when
TIE weather Will permit. place and bctween the
S"c ous ana continue nom day day until
ended pfiII ~ n pENDI lsiCx
Jau Il a,c
* uBscRIrrIoNs taken in by the subscriber for the
~ North America, Medical and Surgical Journal,
published by the Kappa Lambda Association of the u
States.
The high reputation which this journal has attained.
IN other parts of the Union induces hope that the
deal faculty of Richmond, will deem it worthy their
patronage.
Nos. IN, X, NJ, can be seen ut the bookstore of
jan 10 WIN. H. FITZWHYLSONN.
hANlEL Il. HIGGINS, artist, respectfully in
- forms the i.adies and Gentlemen of Richmond,
mat he intends introducing Diorama for Exhibition
shortly representing the powerful and sublime effects
produced IN nature of Fire-Light Sun Set and Moon
Light, not attempted before III this part of the coun-
try.
Due notice (which will be given in daily papers.
~ II. All orders will he thankfully received in the
various branches of his profession ut Mr.. Winpfclds
Shockoe Hill, formerly the sign of the Black Horse
january 1876.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-22
ee PARkE poINpEXTEe. G.
E.VREDERTCK A. MAYO. BooX-BlNpER f,,,

kttHEuEKFCh A. MAYO, BOOX-BINDER Eo,,
drys beioD hc Bell TaUcu, respectfully infems the pbc
ia he sian carries the Book binding in all bnuchss and
hopes by his experience workman obtain uorou -,
patronage Bank Books eSecuted order and Printed Pok
bound 70 onv pattern Hc aitera hnnf that he has no coss
~ Hak long sateGen Of tho manner and STYLE ira which
orders br receive shall be done exccuted as time and
generous public, Doubt has log before this inspected and
proved his workmanship m that line fbusines nj all events
he shall AZ al times he glad or further Improvement IN com,
pare the execution any work with any In the same line NJ
mess ~ ne Guy ~ frf "lsr', her ti-f lie
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-22

VIRGINIA; At rules, holden the clerks Office of the
superior court Of ch'ucrIy for Richmond district,
the I'd day ri june 1928: James C. Anthony nit agan
John Marshall, Daniel Call aud George Fisher exor, of
the Kew John Buchanan, dec Hill, Carter, Susan Carrier
Mary Carter aud Elizabeth Carter, infant children of
Charles Carter the younger dec. Robert Randolph and
Eli ibe'h his wife, formerly Berkeley Walker and
Elizabeth w. c. his wife, formerly Betkley, EDMUND
Berkeley. Ann b. Berkeley, Robert G. Berkley. Parke F.
beTkey heirs al Cstharine s. Berkeley formerly Carter.
May w. Braxion, Anu n. Lee, Bernard A. Carer
Williams Garter, VIM. Fnzhugh Garter, Hill Carter.
Ihomas Carter, Wm, +. Wickham aud Am his wife,
formerly Garter, and Edmund Wickham aud Lucy his
WIFE, formerly Cater. Nathaniel Burwel aud Lucy his
WIFE, John H. Cater Charles Shirley Carter, Baden Du.
laney and Mary w. his wife, late Carter heirs Of Edward
Carter Charles Carer Joseph C. Csbe and Mary hi,
w'fe heirs OF George Carter, Nancy Novr, the widow
and Josephine Norvr MarihH Norve Mary Novel; and
Ihomrs NoTvel, infant chldfen aud heirs OF Thomas
Norveli, deceased, and Polly Smith, dts.
The defendants Ann III Lee nd Bernard NJ Cs,,e, o,t
having entered their appearance aud given security
eo'ng To the act OF assembly and the OF this court
anu % appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are
moi inhabitants o this ordered that the said
defendants dc appear here the 6t next term
qua answer the bill Of the plaintiff aud that copy Of this
oosf De forthwith inserted in newspaper published
IN the city Of Richmond for months and
posted AT the ffou door Of the pito the sa id civ
Cd copy. Teste, VIM G. PENpLEroN C. G.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-22
IIaRMONY U9LL SEJuLN:4RY.

MFRS TURNER takes this method of correcting report,
IVA which she has been informed circulating the
public of the arrangement made in the Institution for the
ensuing She has secured the assistance OF gentema
whose classical education, moral WORTH and experience in
teaching, qualify him for of
facility regular progress of pupil, from the simplest
elementary branches, the highest department letters Thr
utility of occupation life will be readily al
lowed hut perhaps pursuit Indispensable
effects, the of moulding
IF youth task which devovcs every faithful. teacher For
the accomplishment oil is object tho io!lown. method will
adopted:
introductory Dcpa,aeatin which VIII he taught the Ele.
meats nj Learning, including Geography, Arithmetic,
branches OF Natural History, PLAIN Sewing and Marking.
according the plan pursued the High Schools North
oitic>
Junior Reading Writing Spelling Geography
Grammar, Arithmetic mental and written Natural History,
Composition, Map Drawing, Exercises in Execution, and Needle
Work.
Ssnior DspartmentAncien Geography History, Natura
Philosophy Rhetoric Logic, Geometry
lures, Chemistry with Lectures Botany Composition Natural
Theology, Mineralogy with cabinet minerals
Evidences ofChristany Ecclesiastical History Creek
Latin, French Spanish and italian languages will he taught
Evcsv Pupil of suitable viii be taught Drawing,
nrirg habits of accuracy, of Improving taste,
ad OF facilitating the acquisition of Peninansp Teachers
viii he furnished for nstructng Music, Painting Velvet
Wood and Paper, and Fancy Work Vocal Music be
regular branch of instruction, suitable Teacher
he obtained.
good Library attached the School the of the
Pupils Farther particulars he usceared Ivy application
20 the Teachers.
Boarding, inclusive of Bed, Bedding
and Washing, $40 per session,
Tuition IN the introductory Department,
Do. Junior Del artInem,
Do. Senior Department, 10
dec 10 2ayr.,v
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-22

VTKGINIA: Al rules, holden In the clerks 0icc OF fscX
county, on the Sd day of November, 1929 Elizabeth l.
Ludlow, William Camett, guardian of Mary Elizabeth and
Richard John Ludlow, plaintiffs against sary Eluabe,
Richard John Ludlow infants of Richard Ludlow, dec james
NJ Gameit, assigned guardian al lc, defend the said iii
fants, aud Richard Ludlow deiendants-N Ca,NcsRy.
The defendant Richard Ludlow, having his APP
and given security according the of assembly
rules oths court and appearing 10y satisfactory
dece, that he is nhab,ant of this State; therefore,
of the plants ordered that the said defendant
Richard Ludlow, do appear before the justices of county
Essex, the third Monday January next an
their bill and that copy of tiS utier he forthwith
of extensive circulation, published in
Commonwealth for months successfully aud that another
posted door this county
copy. Tes,e, ZACH. L. CRiTTENDEN, d. c.
"a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-22

tH"'NiA; At'uies holden in the clerks .aice orthe
supe.or court OF rhepccry for the Richmond ds,rict,
the 'n Gay oJuy, 1893: John Fo,be. ESQ. executor OF
m hs, WIZ aud testament of William l.. Myers, dec pit
asa James Scott exo Of John Lcsslie drc~ sed and
ms snrcties James Shiphard, William McK,nxl~ I,.yJ
Barclay, Samuel Irving aud ia mes q. Sro,, dt,, 49,
The sc'e iacias awarded 10 this being
on the defendant Samuel Irving aud h. entered
MS and gwen security according act of
assembly " the Jules Of this aud by salts
factory he is nha this country,
ordered that the said defendant do appear on the
hrst day of the next and shew AGAINST the
revival sought by the said process; aud that tupy of this
order tie forthwith inserted IN spa per pubhs
=" 'he CITY OF hchmond for two months essively aud
posted az the iont door ofthe capitol, In the r,y
64 A copy. Teste, WM. G. PEspLRroN O. O.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-22

VIRGINIA.; AZ rules holden In the CLERKS Office the
,nperor court of ehancery Tor the Richmond district
the Ih day Of July, 1925 john Enroughiy aud Martha
M his wife, who was Martha NJ. Robertson, Archer
hooettson, adnor Of Nancy NJ Robertson, who was
Nancy M Booker Joseph Scott and Caroline NJ his wife,
end John Robertson and Eliza his wife, pits. agassf
Elizabeth Booker, exx Of William NJ Booker deceased.
William Scott nod Rachse, r. his wife william N.
Boohef. w ha,, T. Eggeson, ada, OF Thomas aokcs,
deeensed Armisteaa T. Towp-s John Booker lillian T.
Esgieston ii his right John s. Bookes aud John l..
iow"es' sdm'or nj James Townes deceased, dts. Ri
The defendant John l.. Townss, atim,o. ol lame.
Towne dec nnt havng entered bis and given
security according the Of assembly and the ruler of
this court" and il appearing by ,stactory evidence that
he Is not nhsban az this country; IL is odered thar
the said defendau, do appear here the day Of the
next term. and the hill &c the plsiu md that
copy this order be forthwith inserted snr nr
published in the city Of Rchnond for months success
sveiy: aud posted at the font door of the spo, the
said city. ta tfr. l,'l :. -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-22

nOCTOR JONES q. CHRISTIAN ,crI,-. ~. -
n;, I icy,ees to the citizens ofRcnoud and us Vic
Hotel, where NE may always be FUND nssI ue Onion
viii be paid 10 an applications "o"'; w; ''entIon