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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-20
SMALL POX.

| AT a meeting of the Commemorative Ju stces
OF the Peace, in and for the county of Chester
held, held at Capt. John Gregory's Tavern, in said
| county, OH Tuesday the 18th day of March. 1870
by virtue Of Precept from Vim. A. Patteson.
Daniel Weisiger aud Reuben Ragland, Gentlemen
Justices, in pursuance OF notice thereof by the
Deputy Sheriff of said county, present VIM Goode,
SEN William G: Elan, John Gregory. George w
Coles, John LafoD, William Goode, ir and Wood.
| son w. Hancock, Justices Of the Peace for said
County; William Goode, sen. was called to the
Chair, and George w. Coles appointed Secretary:
and it appearing to this meeting upon the informa.
ton OF Doctor Woodbridge, the physician of the
Small Pox Hospital, that about thirty Gaze, Of
Small Pox have already occurred, and MANY of
the patients have the disease badly tho as vet M
deaths have taken place and it also appearing
mat farther arrangements, are necessary, for the
comfort and convenience Of the patients alre adv in
said Hospital, as also for such others as NAV he
hereafter received there
BE it therefore resoired, That a committee
| composed Of Geo. w. Cole, Haley. Cole, VIM.
Cunhhe, VIM. G. Elan anil Higgison IJ,ncocL
be appointed IN aid the manager and physician N
said Hospital in erecting Houses and ASSISTING
them in any other way which may be deemed b,,
them, necessary for the comfort and convenience
| OF the patients thereof.
| Resolved also That A copv Of the fo,eoo;,,. 49,
ceedings be made out by the Secretary and Tor.
wsrded 10 the Clerk Of Chesterfield County CON-,
copy OF which isby him to be stuck up on the
'front.' door OF the Courthouse, and that the Secre-
.o' "snc Jul anV'heI copy tbereof, and forward
70 the Editors OF the Enquirer, with directions to
pnohsh the same at the expense Of said county.
And then the meeting adjourned
| VIM. GOODE, Chairman.
GEO. W. Colt. Sec'ry.
We understand, that from 10 ~ other eases
have broken ont, which are to be removed 10 the
hospital forthwith. We are happy 10 learn that
as yet there are no dcaths-and that no one TAX.
en- with the disease has refused 20 be removed 10
the Hospital Vaccination is freely going ou.--A
strict police is exerted 10 stop its spreading The
Indian was getting well-As to his fugitive COM
psnions. The last accounts left them on the edge q,
r. Edwapd county: signs Of tho sma Fox had
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-20

faIs Of the Blue Ridge requires, that thew .l,ould
yield tho principle and close in with the PROPOSE
,ion, made by the Western people, during the do.
bate on the Convention Bill. (and which would
be renewed, If il be thought necessary 10 require
IT'D viz. to furnish guaranty against excessive
taxation upon slaves; for, il Is the fear of this
alone. which induces the Eastern people, to con-
tend for representation, based upon slave popuIa
sion. That taxes should be equal and uniform. =,
Tar - practicable, Is proposition too manifes,ly
just, to be dissented from. The plain and true
way, then, Of laying direct taxes, would be to a.
gtec upon what subjects should be selected for tax
atom; ascertain the sum necessary be raised by
direct tax-then have the value of all subjects
Of taxation assessed, and lay the same per centum
upon each. For instance, say every hundred dol
lars worth Of land. shall pay 10 cents every 800
worth o. slaves. 10 cents; every 800 worth Of
horses. 10 cents. &c. That the people are capa.
bae Of self government, is problem solved for the
hTsf time, by the Republicans OF America. Il is
now no longer a matter Of experiment.; half q
century 10 long enough TO establish the fact and !.
upon this proposition, "hangs all the Law and the
Prophets" With any unparalleled mind, which
admits its truth. II would seem to me, then,
should DO no difficulty in admitting the full force
Of the doctrine here contended for. arm the
friend of order and regularity In Government and
Society. l know that Civil Liberty has ,enden-
eyto degenerate into RIGHTEOUSNESS; and I am
alike the foe Of anarchy and arbitrary power; and
never will contribute, knowingly, to break up old
republican landmarks; my object is to revive and
now proceed to answer the most delicate
question-and that is, will 1 consent, if elected.
70 serve in the Convention.
To which reply, that the proposed station is
one Of most awful responsibility; and one, to
which do not aspire. I well know. that the Dis.
triet can avail itself Of the services Of men, dis
tinguished for intelligence, patriotism and virtue
], therefore, disclaim all idea of wishing, or in
tending 10 be a candidate; but, should it be the
pleasure Of the Frechoders, in the event of their
not being able to select men better qualified, to
conhde this high trust to me. would unques,on-
ably serve-What modicum of usefulness NAV
DO supposed to possess. shall DO, as It ever has
been, dedicated to my country, whenever and
wherever it may see cause to put II in requsition.
Having been accidentally in Richmond, on the
day when tho Communication, to which have
replied, made its appearance in the Paper, have
bad an earlier opportunity Of noticing il, than
otherwise should have had hope II will be cat.
isfactory TO tho Freeholders of Louisa, who re-
questedi.. To obey the call of portion of INV
respectable Constituents, assure the public, il
tho only object have in writing.
Law. T. DADE.
PowHArAN, 10Th March, 1929.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-20
buckingham, March IL, 1920.
To tie Freeholders Of Campbell, Bedford and
Bifrkiu ohn,n


Buckingham.
Gentlemen: AT meeting of part Of the PEG.
pie Of Buckingham In the Evening at their court
house at March Court, 0nst.) several motions
were madc-ist, for the people then TO go into
nomination of candidate for the Convention-2d
proposing TO appoint Delegates TO meet other De-
legatcs who should have the power to select can
didates for the Convention to place IL in the
power ofthe Chair to appoint Delegates for The
object Of the 2d ResoIuoD--sl Of which, after
foil and elaborate discussion were abandoned, ex.
cept the LIST.
The vote on the let stood, Ayes ~. Noes 81
0 majority. The minority dissenting in this case
and being opposed TO the principls of nomination
viewing it as dangerous to liberty and the free
dom OF elections. respectfully request Of their
follow cizens 10 suspend their respective opini.
ons on this ail-importsnt subjec', until we can
more fully place before them, our reasons iherc-
for, through The papers Of Richmond & Of Lynch
burg, which shall he done in a very1short time.
We are, respectfully,
THE MINORITY OF Gil.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-20

Just appeared among uen<; aud sneasures' sere
taking to detain them.
This dreadful disease has appeared in Pesersbo-
by means Of an old shirt or coat, found among
some rage. which girl employed 10 paper mill.
was sorting! The nature OF her disease was not
suspected for q fortnight-during which time she
was visited by the neighbors, and by the girls be-
longing TO an extensive cotton factory: Great
alarm prevaiied aud they were resorting to an ac-
tive Vaccination.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-20

NOTICE.
VNASTkp ~ he peniisrusrv sssspfv. Hes hou,srI r.
~ bs,fsl B'll','. THOMAS NELsoN, P. Ar
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-20

A general assortment Of Stone Jpare.
March 20
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-20

some WoFE IS already Carved out Tor the new
Secretary OF the Navy. The piratical schooner
Of 60 or 20 tons, which had robbed the brig At
tentive OF Boston, of Matanzas. and murdered all
her crew Qhe mate only excepted, who had con.
ceaed himself in the ho!d) is suspected OF having
also robbed the New Priscilla Of Salem, and made
away with her crew.
The authorities Of Cuba had offered a reward
Of $4,000 for the capture of the privateer & crew:
and several schooners were fitting out at Hayans
to 20 in quest Of her. Uy'There had not been a
U. S: armed vessel atHavana for the last four
months
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-02

IilE unparalleled reputation of this medicine is
sucl, and Its pre-eminent virtues are so well os-
dUsad and so fully acknowledged by an intelligent
public that is scarcely necessary to say any t6inU
iutther than that IT is A SOVEREIGN REMEDY
III diseases OF the Liver Debility resulting from intern
Petance and dissipation: Old and inveterate Ulcers
rams In the Bones, attended with swcngs of tho
JOINTS Indigestion Blochcs OH the Face pimnes St
Hypi!s: Cutaneous diseases generally and Tcttc II
particular Mercurial and Scrofulous Complaints
ne ceItlhcates OF wonderful cures performed Nv
'ne Catholicon, have become numerous as to pre
Guide their insertion in any newspaper, and has made
II necessary tor the proprietor to print them in q
pamphlet OF about 100 pages. This VIII be forward
ca as soon possible TO the several Apents fr
lu''ouS distribution, and must, perusal strengthen
me good opinion now entertained by the friends ot
this medicine and Glsarm, it is hoped The proiud
Ces OF those who view with disrust any medicine not
known III what Is called regular practice" F,c,s
are stubborn things, and cannot be Cainsaid
~ the earnest solicitation of ncmbers of tbes5sa
FACULTY, and others who have witnessed the aston
ishirg cnres effected by the use Of the Vegetable
Catnohcon' and who anxious that its benefits 10
mankind may be more widely dffused the proprietor
mas consented 10 reduce the retail price TO TWO
DOl-LAItS per bottle; and this will he done with
ou Ia any way deterioration" the quality of the med
lciHc, or red"ct"g TIE size ~ he Joie as has been
mlateraily done IN the case OF Swam's Panacca
EifTacts NJ letters receaH rsec,Ued ON pic,, szJ fran
ggs"tJor NE safe IF Poer Caoheou moi Of Icly, are
also agg't' joT Seams Panacea.
~ retail more Than dozen bottles your Ca,holcon ,bc,.
So one hoe Of swans Panacea and feel great pleasure in
informing YOU thar IN every in which have sen line Ca
aolcon tried IT has produced dec,dei beasfL~ Wv ,"
could you afford reduce pnce of ynir G. boco 70
Two dollars should more frequently prescribe It to INV
% ls "ouu aso be done by number o other physicians in
HlS town ana vicinity who have used with the best eac
aver a NE 2leT LaIaceas, and the Compound Syrup Of Sar
An eminent physician says, 81 have known several cures
a, Y we use OF your Catholcon winch had previously
csls'e ue ordinary prescriptions Of the faculty. aud have
never kn"wn II to pro luce injurious s0ecisr' -
ne above invaluable medicine be constantly Rad f
i.,, J. n. BLAMIRE,
10" - Opposite Tire Eagle Hotel, edmond
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-02
MISS MACKENZIE'S
SEMINARY

w ILL Dc re'opened ola the LIST October, for the
reception of boarders aud Jay pupils. She
ner grateful thanks 10 TIE public for the pre-
ference given To her establishments and rcs,s nor
hopes OF It's continued prosperity the Improvement
evmced by her pupils.
IL Is Miss Mackenzies ambition that Richmond, 10
e.lniiapi'ah'S she Owes much, may in the means
OF education, equal any city IN the United S,n,es.
10 attain this end. she has cheerfully contributed
ana VIII continue 10 do so, by securing the mid q,
!le most efficient masters, all the advantages that can
ry, and the of AN extensive chemical mud hi
sorhicai apparatus, with whatever else she can pro
cure, to facilitate the improvement of the risn,
generation and render literature and science attrac
Mackenzie is at New York.
aug 28-iuwtf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-02
RICEIARn ID. SANxAS-

ahANlNG succeeded Mr WIN. n. Fuzvhyl u,,n IN hc hs
es oil Staio"er, ooSSU Binder, tenders his
services 10 tc former the house. and 10 the rlc
generally his Intention keep constantly on hand the
very ot for the manufacture Of Merchants Account,
LOOKS hecnid and other Bankbooks; aud avnr been reg
larry eu TO inc Book binding business aud pos many
years experience III the Stationary and okselng depa
ne'S ne hopes that these added ume,niti cNerons win
SECURE 10 HIM share of the public patronage. "
Nonan Clerks oil Coiny Courts, and others particularly
e customers OF his predecessor, may confidently RELY on bis
pest efforts to give satisfaction, both quality of the
articles ordered and tie eiccs " VAC
general assortment STATIONARY BlouL b,ol C.,oo,
books, and mscel ancous works, now on hand 10 which
considerable additions VIII shortly De made aug II
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-02
LryryuuRc c. H., Aug. Is,. 1929.

M nora feri Gni''is tn;'llS deere forpaas co,,
AMERICAN OR TRANSLATED Music.
& PATENT has been issued for an m.oved Notation in
IN Music, which differs from the pese IT. low sl,stiuiins
eiier> themselves fo the dots aud characters o, in
9einiofeve and him he designated by cap,al ye
o letter Of the size of these notes as now used The Cncb
S1uavef semiquaver and Densen quaver notes v capital
common or l,alic type oT etler. = Wv
ny ts system Of notation the lines, and spaces will not have
oe committed 10 memory al dH-the notes being known a,
Ssf; the feIcer merely insisucg his pupil IN The position Of
vac keJs OF the instrument &c &c Every sep,enay of the
Keys can be marked with letters d71cy OF any two colos
say commencing le middle OF The instrument and
10 the right and left. "7
- VI Al persons are Hereby warned against infringing tie
Patent the law will vigorously nfggced sansi AT i
'-.s. &c u V. {. pHl,LlIS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-02
Fashionable Boot and Shoe Store

EANE on hand, and are constantly recciv-
inc from their Factory, fresh supple. of every
description OF Ladies and Gentlemcn's 3roots and
Shoes, which for durability ease and beauty of fitting
are too much celebrated TO need comment, Their
assortment Is very eXtensve-and if procuring the
best Of worknicn and first rate materials will ensure
continuation OF the liberal patronage already extern
ded to their establishment the eXertions on thclr mar,
shall he unromitted.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-02
LEWIS WEBB s. co.

OFFER FOR SALE,
so Bh,s and TO bags coffee, Lagu,ra St. Domingo
anu Java s'
40 hhds nolasses
20 hhds and 10 bbis st Croix ar New Orleans sa-
CARS -
hhds IL boxes and so bbls loaf and lump SUGAR
% hhds and 100 bbls rye whiskey
10 bbls Caruther's rectiied do
2oo bbs Isle of Wigh. and Northern annie brandv :.
do peach brandy
8 Ihds and 90 bbis pure N. T.. rum
do Antigua do
do jamaica do
pipes French brandy
do Holland gin
$$: :: s; : s::;.S
Port, Muscat
London porter, cider
leo bbs vinegar
$50 sacks Liverpool ground salt
DO do blown do
so tons Sweden. English and American har i'm,
German. crawley, blistcrcd ana cast STEEL
Gut AN dwrought nails
300 Spanish hides
$50 sides soal leather
| GU sides upper leather
Barrels tanners oil
ooo bbls n. Carolina cut hcrrmgs
30 do mackere
| 10 DO prime porI,
| &c 900 lbs bacon
| Is casks prime cheese
! Irish potatoes, tar, c,pp eras alum
BriTst ie, indigo, pepper pimento
! Race and ground ginger, almonds
Ralsins, nutmegs, cassia, dcmiiohns
Quart bottles, tUmblers decaiters, wines &c
| Stone ware, window glass
Letter, writing and wrapping paper
Sperm and tallow candles
Brown and shaving soap, beeswax
Imperial, gunPowder and pouchong teas
Dupont's and Rogers gunpowter
Shot, bar lead
Glover, orchard grass and herds ..rass seed
hittemores cotton and wool cards;
ALSO,
Cotton baggng, bale rope bed cords
Leading lines and various other kinds of cor
dage
Seine and wrapping Irvine
Shoe thread osnaburgs thread
Osnaburgs hessans, cotton warn
Domestic broad cloths &C. &c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-02
a superior court

AN%iNiA'-Na superior court OF coancev h.,d al the
capitol IN the city of Richmond Thursday july hi
1879 Robert g. Scott aud other pits oguast Nathaniel Har
rsnn eAor OF Edmund Harrison, deed, and other DIS
FOR reasons appearing the Court much of the
made IN this the 9th OF February 1928 as direct he
defendant Nathaniel Harrison render ALI account of ali III,
rear ana personal estate at has ictaor uusld
aside and the court the norm of tine rdut and vh 4,
assent OF the said defendant, doth thai the said IL.
render an account OF the legal aud equitable his
tor estate, and OF the hcns thereon showing prorities
before the who shall nc f tine sd
order as IS not set aside And that the
alter having advertised for etgt weeks e pub
>ed III the city of Richmond, the crceits at IN, s,i
estate TO produce and prove their claims also state an
account OF live debts due from the said estate report lin,
SAME To The court with specially stated deemed
pertinent 10y mS which may lie required by the parties to
be stated. = Supv. Tr,e
WIN. u. PENDLETON, {. {.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-02
BRANCH A. SAUNDERS
ACADEMY.

Nearly opposite Me Scan Tdrerp.
WILL be rc-opened on LIST October next The
w studies otthis institution will embrace as here
tofore. regular classical, mathematical and EngliL
course.
The French, Spanish and Italian Languages will
be taught by Mr.. Colonna D'Ornano. 1ho is wei
known In tins city as teacher of foreign languages
Terms. $50 per annum
For the French, Spanish or Italian Lanpuare
there will be an extra charnc
Richmond, Aug. 28-Iawtf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-02

VlkSINIA AZ a superior court Of chance1v bolden q,
the Capitol in the city of Richmond ON tho ~,
day OF January, 1928: William Mann, in his own
rsht and as eNor Of James Mann decd nit apan Ben.
J"nn mann IN his right as ex'or Of James Mann
acc 10 VIM ifuehear late sheriff Hanover eo,ntv and
as such administrator Of John Mann decd NJ rf,s VAT
Tingcn, who was Martha Mann, Austin Porter and pss
w bis wife, Elizabeth Wade, who was k1epb
Beuben Burton, ex'or of Thomas Wade Jsm,s Man,
Lliznbtih Mann, aud Adelinr Mann, George GiImnn
VIM Gilman aud Milly Gilman, Thompson Mann.
maftn Hnd Elizabeth hie~ne, Moore and Judith
his WIFE, ''n Mann, George Mann aud Sarah Mann,
Patkc street and Temple Elliott. John u. Bruvr IN
ming Brown, Thomas Cawtboruc, Ann Mann, widow of
jams Nam, Elizabeth who intcrnianied with
Judy, George, William aud Sally Mann, children Of
George MaHn, deed, dts.
b. cause IN which the plaintiffs appear IN have pro
eeeded IN he mode prescribed Wy law against the dco
danis uslin Porter and Fanny his wife, James Mann,
oso'ge "''"'"n WIN Gilman, Mhly Gilman, Thompson
Mann Martin md Elizabeth hi, wife sfoo,s
end Judith his wife, WIN Mann, George Mann, ss,sh
Mann aud Thomas Caw(horno who are ou, Of THE COM
"y ana as to the other defendants on the seve,si d,
ofoers taking the bill for Confessed VS. IN Them, ca o
Ih'S Gay to he heard on the bill and ssbibis I'D a
sgueh oy oounseli on consideration wbe,roC IN. ,o,
u"n "'"ef mat ono Of lie commissioners do s,, the s
'a' accounts between The parties in the bill usrtctce
eai, 49, ' s'ne ." The court, with any MATTERS srs.
cary stated, deemed PERTINENT by himself ., which NAV
W 'squ'rod BY The psn..s IN he 80 stated
copy Iesie, WM q. PENDLEToN. g. C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-02

FERs. HIGGINBoTIIAM begs leave 10
w inform her friends aud tho public, that she has
taken tic handsome establishment beonpin- 10 Mr.
Moncurc, recently occupied by Mrs. Heth, aud al.
joining the house recently occupied by MtssPage, us
boarding house.
Inc house affords comfortable accommodations ios
ladies aud gentlemen. Members of the Convention
and OF tha Legislature viii find the situation agreea
bic, and convenient to the Capitol. Also fsnilies
visiting Richmond. aup eS-w3t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-02
FOR RENT,
A Large and pleasant Room over nv Of
= fec; Cor terms apply 70 5. HAWKINS.
Richmond Dyeing Establishment.
FOR RENT.

On Cary Street, rear n The Vjrgini1 and TURNER'S
BCldtS.
EOSEPII WILLIAMS is grateful to the 1,i,i,v
- and gentlemen of Virginia, for past fayours and
hopes continuance of the same; and would thank
the ladies' sending their sill dresses 10 have them a
Ken to pieces which VIII enable him to warrant then
10 be dyed and finished us well as at anv osfahs IN
iheht IN the Union. Canton or stuff dresses not no
cessary as ne has suitable machines to finish them
sent 10 him in the situation above mentioned
Gentiemcn are Likewise informed, that he scours
and renews in colour coats pantaloons and vot US
eeter with all kinds of apparel and frequcscd repair
them IN the neatest manner. As usual all kinds -,
piece goods dyed and hot cold pressed; furniture
stuiis cicansed and re-dycd in the neaest fnnnner
n. u. Tickets will be issued OH leayino the ,,coI.
with Lnll and equests they viii be presented On an
p'icalIon Or the same. ~P
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-02
NOCl(,E

bEG leave to inform those whom II may Interest, that
nave declined business having uuscd OF my stock II,
800 10 or - years :" ~ ~
Nr Sanxay authorized any transaction or omen
good against F wiz "
aug - VIM IL FTrZWuyLsONN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-02
10 The Printers Of The United !Slafe,

10 NE TTWftrs IF he United States.
b. late the prices Of all the materials used in maxim,
- f"n'ing Iypes' have beeo greatly reduced and tie
'aCu'V OF n""uiieturipg greatly increased The sub.
sffoef "eieIofe has been induced make prnrruiora
ne reduction ~ the prices, which, from the Ist OF Amt
have been az stated i the annexed list, F"'
The character of ihe Type made Al this p,,,5,, T.,
well known N the Trade, who are assured tina Tin ROAD
10 ibe quality Of metal hnb, nd durability no deyao
has been made.
lie has on hsnd complete assonmeni, and can sunni,
any quantity on short notices he will be appy ie-y,
ce've the o,defs Of his customers, which will ts,e iro
date attention. "'e
Merchants who haze orders from - Dad rau have nj
res complete wits Presses, and eyry thing necessary for
Pn"iing Establishment, pat up in the most perfect
manner.
rub'Nn'fs arc reqner' 10 give this Advertisement =
place ~ their paperfa lew times ~ receive IA ynr go
~ type, or ~ setlement nf their accounts.
RICHARD DONALDSON, Ghfiadslphiq.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-02

rL, Rtchmond. July 7ih, 1929.
ihe parties Interested will please Ike noee hat hsvs
appointed the l0rh day Of September ~ thu
ptm"nce ofthe duties prescribed in the foregoing ORDER
on winch day AZ o'clock, they are requIred 70 attend
" my once ~ th's city, with their accounts, vouchers
and documents ready FOR examination and ss,teneH.
% WV HILARY BAKER, Cont
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-02
HILARY BAkFY Cor,,-

" ihDINIA;-AtA superior OF chaucerr hoin,I.
Attic capitol in the city of Echnlnud on "Wednesday,
June loh' l"!9; Richard Boyd, p'f. against John d.
III" kus aud Aitxa nder Boyd, ais.
Ihis cause came this day 10 b. hea ~ on the bill
taken for confessed to- tue defendant Alexander Bo,
me answer OF The other eiendan with replica ton
thereto, EXHIBITS nd eXa limitations OF witnesses and
argued ny counsel: On consideration whereof the court
10th refer the accounts between the parties TO one OF
the commissioners who is objected IL examine state nd
settle the same, aud make TePert thereof to the co
with any matters specially stated deemed pertinent, nv
himself OF "neh may Le .qui,et by the parties to be ~
/ stated.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-02

CoyINi-IoNsP's orFIoF, Richmond, Tug. 26M 1929
Inc parties interested are notified that have appointed the
-oh Gay o October next and this Office the place fur
commencing the directed in the f,aong ,Irr n,
court; and The creditors Of the Of Edmund HARRISON
are qu"eG to attend at the same time and place odul
I and prove their claims.
28-w8tc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-02

v1VIlE Subscriber would be willing TO take
few families boarders, during the siokly
mond: very pleasant and healthy racc; there is
an exccIIen, Chalyhcote spring near here.
Terms OF board aud lodging, per week. Si-elddren
nnd servants half price. w. D. IAIL Lon.