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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-18

The CONVENTION is dragging heavily aim.
in is business. We see no prospec, Of a, ~
journment until the first of January and s,,n
less do we see any thing which indicates ts,.
constitution will b. adopted acrep ab,. IN u.
people. Mighty minds are, however, at wo,l
aud there may be som,h;ns done ye,.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-18
THE FINANCES.

rhc AanpaI Renor, from ne Treasury De-
,.r,,nen, has been received in both Houses Of
Congress.
we have condensed, In the subjoined state
m.n,s. tn. substance Of the informa ion which
/, furnishes touching he Stale vi he Finances,
which we hove. will be acceptable to our rea.
ders. They embrace the receipts and Expen
di,ures. actual and estimated, Cor the current
wear; the state of The Public Deb; and TIE es'i
mate Of Receipts and Expenditures tor the year
TO come
In add ion 10 the pages from which this
information is extra, ed, The Report embraces
variety of suggestions OF de!eets IN ,he exist
ing laws, and Of proposed remedies ipr them
These we do no, undertake 10 epiiomize he
most material features Of them are lrieed ann
cipated in The message Of the Presidfn OF the
United States, which is in ihe posse s,ion OF
every reader.
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
The receipts into the Treasury fro" all sour
ces during the year is27,were % s66,363 90
The expenditures for the same
year, Including the Public Drb;,
were S2'o3o,7o4 o4
The Balance in the Treasury on
the LIST January, 1928, was e,6es,'so 10
In 1928, the Receipts were 24,Ios 800 vi
Making an aggregate OF 5l,45Y7 49 II
tn. Expenditures for the year
1923. were 25.485 3l3 90
Leaving balance in the Trea-
sury, January ! 1929. ct 5,972,439 81
The receipts during The three r--.
first quarters Of the present year,
are estimated a, le,4s72So %
The receipts for the fourth
quarter are estimated at 5,l65,ooo 90
Making the aggregate Of 3o,574,o66 70
7 Thr Expenditures for the three
FRS qu rlers have amounted by
estimate to l8,9l9,ll4 o5
The Exaeudi. -
lures for the fourth
quarter. including,
8 1853, 542 90 on
aocoun, of public
debt, are estimaed
at 7,245.48l c5
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-18
THE PUBLIC Deb

As there will during the above years. br
more money applicable 10 The redemption Of The
drb,, Than the Uniec Srares have contracted to
pay, the Secretary suggests the redemption Of
h, per ZEN, Sock subscribed TO the Bank Of
he United Sta'es, and the u'ho',zi.g the
Commissioners of he sinking Fund TO pur
hase thu 'hree per cents when i, can be done
on favourable terms.
DOMESTIC EXPORTS.
The value # Domestic ar i irs exported for
the year ending 3oth S ptember last, is est
ma'ed Ss5,soo,ooo, being 5,l3o,33I more
,ha" in rhe preceding year.
ESTIMATES FOR NEXT YEAR
Til. estimate Of reeeip,s for 1880, is as fol.
lows:
From Customs - 600 900
Lands 1900 900
Bank Dividends 900
Incidental 10000
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-18

Ma EpIroR: Viii you copy the following
exnact from the Philadelphisn? The sen'i-
menrs Of distinguished men, especially when
they are in supper, Of The grea, ru his OF Chris
,ia,i,y, shouie be extensively known and pro
mulgalPd.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-18

SECRETARY EAT"N's REpoRT.-A gentleman
Of PENNEY Ivania, writing to is frirrd IN Bali
mo e, thus ad,er S, incidentally, to the Iabored
document OF Mr.. Secretary Eaton. H- encas-
rs one Of the treasured gems Of that remark
able composition, which should be inscribed
over the portals Of The Martial Secrerary' in
letters Of brass:
o. all The mise rable produc, ions ,ha, ever
en- ana'cd from an uniu'n lshed braio,' he
r, port Of the Secretary e War claims precr.
dence If The rank and file u the allied p"wers
81 ignorance, illieracy, nonsense, and folly be
now unlutkily under the Command Of le g,i-
mate chief, M. Secretary Ea on has certainly
fair claims 20 6rsrei honor, as the mex, in order
on the scale of mrti, 4"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-18
DOMESTIC EXPORTS.
The expenditures. incIudin,

The expenditures. including
IL, 500 600 applicable TO the
Pubic Debt, are estimated at 2S755.526 81
T"e balance which will be in the lreasur,
On The Is January, 1873 is estimated at 4, 494-
545 %, a" amsnn, il will b. seen. diffrren We
rv ii'de from he amount oil estimated balance
on the Is, January next.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-18

we are again troubled with persons taking
the mail papers from our Reading Room. It
10 . source OF great inconvenience 10 as. and
n'ast be put stop to.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-18

II has been remark, d. that the Reports OF the
present Secretaries abound in inuendpes and
charges against the last Administration How
far this conduct is consistent with honorable
principles, we leave to the decision Of all highs
minded men, When he grave exposilions OF
our nsionsl affairs are converted into cleo ton.
eerng and partisan productions, there is
d" something rotten in Denmark" Why do
no, the Cabinet rely upon their own acts to
proclaim their merits. instead Of in>idiously
bringing charges against their predecessors?
Speaking on this subject, the Baltimore Chro-
niclr says:
=" W. once knew an old gentleman, no less
remarkable for his ecceptrcities than he was
for his honesty Of purpose, whose rule it was,
TO dismiss from his service any servant, who,
on coming INFO his employment, picked holes
TO use hi. EXPRESSION in lh- work OF the one
whose place he was allied to fill. Hereasoned,
and with grea, truth. that the man who ould
be mean enough to draw comparison with q
view 1t dlspa aging another and Of elevating
himself, must necessarily lack moral honesy,
and that the consciousness Of It made him re-
sort 10 III" miserable trick Of bolstrrjng Up his
pretensions 10 a reputation to which he had,
in fact, no Just claim He said, You may SET
j. down as general rule. that a man Of re al
meri--of genuine worIh-will never stoop TO
build up his own fame al the expense Of sno-
ther"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-18

The MESSAGE The newspapers abound IN
commeuls upon the Message. II is admitted
on all hands that i, has agreeaby disappairted
public expectations; but il is also admitted by
candid men Of both sides, that parts OF il are
open 10 The mos; serious objections, and thai
on certain points it is By no means clear and
explicit, but aher evasive and shutting. We
believe it is the first Message ever presented
to the Amcric an people, concerning which any
great doubt existed as to the author. We con-
Tess not 10 be learned in these matters.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-18
The Washington cores 5ondrn, of the N J

"e " as""S vi correspondent OF the ~ 1.
Commercial writes -
IL Is believed here that strong adversary
feelings ard deep anlmosi'y exis' smo"g some
Of the different members of the cabinet. The
Hon serre AIRY Of War, Or SEINE of his petty
annexmcnts," is,ery obnoxious to the ele, ated
and "womenv" sentiments of some o. her grea,
men al the head Of sffars Some venture 10
guess that The Presiden. and his fiji hfuI Aesles
v'usi part. They il seems {" mr, do not know
the materials Of these men You might as ca
silly spill the gnarIrd ork by the whsle of fife,
a. by any thing national, or otherwise, separate
he hero Of ST, Msrks from his illus rious bi .
og'apher. Why should they separate? MIR.
Secretary Es'on is perhaps the only sincere
friend Of Gen. Jackson in The whole cabine,. 1t
Is no wonderful there; ore. tina, the Vice Pre-
sident would gladly send him and i, bon. NJ
contenhoh into honorable exile, on a forripn
mission ITO Greenland, Ze;nbla, or The Lord
knows where"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-18

Leaving in the Treasury en-
the first Of January next, an es'
iima,ed balance Of
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-18
3O,574,666 ~

26.l64,5s5 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-18

The Exaeudi.
lures for the fourth
quarter. including,
8 1859, 542 90 on
aocoun, of public
debt, are eslima ea
at
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-07-30
GENERAL SUMMARY.

A few days ago, the editor Of the New-York En-
quirer took upon himself to announce that the Nation
al Inelligencer was about to be purchased by Jack
son man, and of course be converted into Jackson
PAPER. The story was made out Of whole cloth, as
appears by the suboined statement just published in
the Intelligencer.
"The National Intelgencer is not in the market.
We would not sell il TO our friends, much less to our
adversaries. II 10 not merchandise commodity. II
il were believed that it could be bought, Mr.. STAN
baugh might possibly have offered for IL at present IT
he has any such views, he has not communicated them
to u.s."
"Seriousy the Editors Of the National Intelligen-
Ger do not mean to part with the National Inteigen.
GER the sole reliance Of their families forsupport, TIL
death do them part. We that the Editors OF the
great City will favor with the authority which,
f be seriously meant, this statement is given to the
public. That they will retrac' 4 we know the mo-
ment they learn its entire talsty."
The wife Of Benjamin Van Orden, jr., Of Catskill,
threw herself into the well Tuesday morning the
10Th inst 10 ct of mental arrangement, and drowned
herself.
DIR. Owen, the New Harmonst, has through the
New-York American, declined the theological chal-
lenge OF Mr.. c. Schultz, of Virginia, to discuss the
merits Of Atheism, Deism. and Theism.
On the 18th inst. Mr.. WIN. Bowers, Of Hanover
county, Va, while sitting SUPPER shot by one
OF ms negroes, and expired ~ hours after. Several
were engaged in the plan Of killing Mr. B., two or
three OF whom have made confessions.
Joseph R'tner, ESQ.,, has been nominated for Gov
ernOr Of Pennsylvania, BY an an,i-masonic cOnven-
ton in opposition to George Wolfe, the jackson
candidate. There are no hopes Of his success.
The brokers in Boston have recently been fined
ior selling Lottery Tickets 30 dollars; and two gro.
GERS 66 dollars each for selling liquors without rs.
Obtaining licenses.
Samuel Stevens, who two years since murdered
Jacob Gildsn, in Twiggs County, Georgia, and for
whom the Governor offered $3.50 reward, passed
through Macon on the 2eth oft. in custody, having
been arrested in Alabama.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-07-30
One Cent Reward.

DANAWAY from the subscriber. on the
~ night Of the g6th inst. Joseph Wells, an
indeniured apprentice. Said Wells is about
feet inches in height, has round and full
face, is rather feshy, and about 10 years Of
age, he wore away dark mixed wooiIen
coat and pantaloons, yellow vest, black napt
hat, and black silk cravat; also took with him
blue. vest, dark mixed great coat, and some
small articles Of clothing. All persons are
hereby forbid harboring or employing said
Wells, or trusting him on my account. The
above reward (but no charges) win be paid to
any person who will return said Wells to the
subscriber. JAMES j. TOMPMlNS.
BethIem, Julv 81, 1899 tE y z
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-07-30

Nee Pepper at WashiarOR-GeOre n. Grouard
has issued apFOspecsas Cor publisng new paper at
Washington city. Besides containing summary Of
the proceedings Of Congress and public documents,
he states that Il win contain almost every thing else.
To be published weekly, in the octave form, at 45
per year. The old IntelligeUccF will be as good as
any, after ALL
A gentleman recently from Spain informs that 70
ships Of war were on the stocks at the different naval
depots, and that the greatest activity prevailed in all
the dock yards.
A young lady informs the world, through the New
York EveMing Post that herself and friend-a lady
toO-have determined to lace tight no longer and to
exert an influence to put down the practice.
Anti SOcieties.-The following beats all Cor length
Of name TINT we have eeN:-"A writer In the
Portsmouth Advertiser recommends the formation Of
"Lades Aforementioned -6gUre.in-the newspaper
undergraduates
with the neglect. Of yourown-do-
mestc.duties Society,""
MARRIED,
In wethersield, Mr.. Farley Hughes to Miss Polly
Skinner.
OoDO ME- ELISHA MhlcES W NAaAS NtA'SS" . "6S'
DIED,
In Burlington, Sheldon Sperry, aged "a.
In Bristol, on the 18th inst. Seth Gaylord. -.
Tn East. artford, Mr.. John Spencer, 81.
In Manchester, Mr.. George Cheney, %.
In Warren, on Friday the 18th inst. the Rev:
PrTER STARR, IS. THIS highly respectable and
venerable clergyman was for about sixty years PNs'
tor Of the CONGREGATIONAL Church and Society IN that
town: and as lately as May lnst preached in neigh
boring town twice the same Sabbath. He was much
esteemed and respected as faithful minister OF the
Gospel; was among the oldest living graduaGs oil
Yale College, and we believe the oldest clergyman
At Norway, HerG inner Co., N. Y, on tho 7th IN.
slant, Dea. Seth Smith, 81. He WINS born IN SUI
field Conn, and was az officer through the French
war. When the Revolutionary war commenced, lG
l775 tho first insimation Of the shedding Of blood
reached his neighhorhood on Sunday, while the peo'
ple were in church the meeting was immediately
broken I'D, and he with many Of hs nesghhors pro-
ceedcd 10 Join the army near Boston. lie was az the
battles Of Bunker Hill, Trenton, Monmouth, and
White Palms. ind continued with tho "r"y until the
At New.iTaven, Mr.. YJames M. Wiley, member
Of the Sophomore Class In Yale College, and son OF
The Hon. Calvin Wiley ofrolland.
In Bridgeport Mrs. An" Gray 4Si "'' N""'0"
In New.York, Mr.. Richard Iluhbe, 81, Of Bridge
In Weston, Mr.. E.lphalet b. Coley, q.
In Stamford, Mrs. Sarah Wilnos, at the advanced
age ofSO years.
Mr.. Iaaac Smith, q revolutionary pensloner.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-07-30
RUNAWAY

EROM the subscriber, ON Saturday the
IL l8th inst. an indentured boy to ths farm
ing business, by the name Of aaron Bliss, about
II years Of age, and about o feet in height.
He was hound to me by the select-men Of
the town Uf Litchield. All persons are forbid
harhoring or trusting said boy on my account,
as I will hereafter pay no debts of his con-
tracing. BENNY BISSELL.
Litchfeld, yMll s3, 18e9 ~
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-07-30

The subscriber will pay Cash
for PGlled Wool in large or small
lots, if delivered at the WoIcott-
vile Factory within four weeks.
EDWARD DENNY, Agent.
WoIcOtsiLle, July so 81
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-07-30

New Establishment.
THE subscriber 10 mo,s receiving at ths Brick
Store lately occupied By CoiOles, Mygdtt 4
Co., a large and ertensiVe assortment Of choice
GROCERIES,.
schich he offers at Wholesale and Retail.
- HHDS. St. Croix RUM
@D 2 do. American do.
Q pipes Holland Gin
IS bbls. American do.
Q pipes Seenetts Brandy
e" Coguac do.
American do.
90 hhds. Molasses
10 tierces do.
IS bills. No. Shad
30 half i" ="
10 bbls. Mackerel
500 bushels T. Island SALT
500 do. Liverpool do.
20 s ssSs .,,,.,,o, v, d;
20 quinta's Cod Fish
Is tons Iron-assortcd
90 bags Coffee
10 do. Pepper
s do. PimentO
SO bbls. Flour
, 90 boxes Raisins
so bags Shot
10 kegs Pure Ginger
hhds. New Orleans SUGARS
10 bbls. do. do.
4 boxes Loaf do.
Q hhds. Lump do.
IS chests Hyson Skin TEA
10 i.9 do. do. do. do.
5 do. Young HysOn do.
9 I.s do. do do. do.
8 do.Old Hyson do.
100 boxes GLASS
40 kegs White Lead
bbls Spanish Brown
do. Yellow Ochre
do. Venetian Red
do. Glue
hhds. Coppcras
cases Chrome Yellow
do. do. Green
90 bbls. GrOuad Logw0od
Redwood and Fustic
10 bills. Linseed Oil
do. Spirits Turpentine.
NFThe above articles comprise only a
mart of the stock. Persons wishing to pur-
chase are respectfully invited 10 call and ex-
anime the Goods, as he Aatters himself that
the quality and prices cannot fail to be salts
factory. -
PETER CURTISS.
Pennington, July 80, ls2e. z
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-07-30
DECVTIST
DOCT. HAWLEY.


TVROM New-York and New Haven, has
= the pleasure to inform the Citizens Of
LitchGeld and ito vicinity, that he has taken
an Office at Mr.. Orlando Wadhams' Hotel,
where he is prepared to perform any opera
tons in his profession.
He makes and sets natural or artificial
TEETH. from one to whole set /; cleans,
files and removes decay, fills and extracts teeth
and stumps, with as much care, neatness, and
utility as the nature Of the case will admit.
The irregular teeth Of Children, reduced to
order.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
Knowing DR.. HAWLEY'S skill In his profession,
we cordially recommend him to his1ellow citisens.
ENEAs MuNsON, NATHAN SAITH, ELI IyEss
JoNATHAR Kni0HT, Professors 10 Medical
Coiiegs, NssU.Efaues. 1917.
NIB. Doct. H.s stay viii be short.
Litchfeld, july 20, 1890. S
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-07-30

List Of Letters remaining In ske Post O6iee at
Furnace Village, Goa. july Z, Iaa0.
John Blaek Jared L. Pitcher
David Black Charles nasBasney
Eliphales Buel David Peek
Caivin N. StoddaFd Q HiFam shaw
Al LISTERS not called Zoe IN three monshs WI DC
''s' '" u'0 "s III. HUBBARD. Psi.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-07-30

AcOinage Of holfdimss, tive cent p'eessl he's Oeen
commenced By the mint.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-07-30

A small sUidsacs Of" Reform. ''-Birdsey Baldwin,
ESQ., has been appointed Post-Nlasser at Goshen IN
MACE of Theron Towner, ESQ. removed.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-07-30

The publishers Of the New-England Review, al
Hartford, propose to publish shas paper sem.weeky,
ifthe citizens win afford them sufficient patronage
bu, Il buuiness will not warrant the publication all the
year, they propose 70 publish Il six months three in
che spring and three in the fall.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-28
NOTICE

WE subscriber icing snriou, TO TO the West will
sell great bsgin 10 land in MeekIenburx TO-, on Butch
er creek about miles North West Of The Coubo,s
and ten from Skpwihs Ferry the re,iee on contains
between sir aud hundred acres equal 10 any t,
ton Of country, well improved, and ae
:nd healthier situation not TO he found The States
Also tract Of hundred snd srty three screy about
mile up ,sid creek which bias on Manufacturing l fur.
pnhsdoh 10 the best about sr years
"a hne peg5orhood for euom; this property would he
exchanged for land in the West would take part young
negroes. 'e
would make the payments suit the pueba,er Der.
sen wishing 70 write TO the subject will direct 10 oyd
ton, aud will be strictly susnded 10.
DABNEY COLLIER.
Feo'iS. o. w4m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-28
TOBACCO.

IEFAyING out the license tina, i, reou;r.d h,
W House for the present ,sndep n fuos
oe TO all that may feel disposed continue the Of
ter. whose raised the Inspection q 4,
present standing and whose expressions of their sstsction
whose S.se oIS @S.S dIspds
Of other geal' men, tender my grateful
acknowledged nts THIS aud appeal To INV 7riend,
would not have been made but of another rene
man 70 % sq,n., =. my eomPe;ort he
brought myself debt the year while working 10 esb,S
h f.sas:s my
Public, vel. TO individually, is for TO say when thew
ury the two years tina, have beso and hs which IVES
pad the yesr previous The only dollars, The
sass the year was s14a dolls 81 p:,a % DO
~ no take toe eIsat u the whole of this nere,se to
The maneau.e should their friendship me have beeu INV
s 's I% !hsa.,u LIS ., the pleasure Of SUCH
ton can give better evidence Ny 10 ths
have kindly my 1" p. ss G.
them by way of shelving there Al the msnns tbs
such dealers will fair price for ali obaee5 . 0
TO my manage such kindnes, pse, me
s House my ..ud As tobacco
WI snd 70 me or 10 the inspector be particular saying
u order b,i n. .o." may not b. a..ssa 1 s. ss' b.
sves .b n' r. ,., spsm'n will advance bs ami
pad 10 the order Of the bos.hsaJs they come in
" Office :. the Ware House. HID. mosTAeuE,
nEyErsror s's'n'n.
Rogers & Harrison, Jno & WIN. Gilliat. Sent
Irvine & CO., Thos Adkins, John Stewart. kerr
Caskies & Co., Gray g. Pankey, Geo. l.. Safnnson.
A. Peticolas X Co., J. Marx & Son, Williams Sc
Crngan, Jas w. Winfree, Lucke s. sizer, Dan'i
Warwick, John Jones, VIM. Barrett. Chs EiIis.
A. w. Noting, A. c. Brander, ID. Barclay. Wm'
Kerr, Hutchison s, Kerr, III. l.. Wights Son.
Sam'l 5. Saunders, X & r. Gwathmey, blair PR
well, VIM. Adcock, Thos. Walden, and BENJAMIN
Hatcher. '9'i'in
N. II. To those Gepusnsn that b.v, o,ori,.au..
Tor The frs, time we'll tnOse who have sent tbsir .,s,
ion, o. ssi"iseon sod promse OF share Of ipausn,e
nave only TO wish them good price and proui,, ms
De- al ''" I" 'Or 'hem' ~ D.. A.
- ~. T2-y4uhenfUf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-28
Fet. 81.

IN Ranoper County Court, Sept. 9th, 1928.
lfA AVID SPlCEH Robert g. SPicer, David Spieer ana
80 Lucy Spicer, the three last whom are children OF
B.naTn SPesr deed; Che:ey Thscser aud Polly fe
formerly Polly Spcer, aud VIM. Johnson france. hi,
WIFE, formerly Frsnees Sfieer which said frat
David and Benjamin Spiee Polly Thsckrr, aud France,
johnson, were children Of David SPicer, decd pitts
agaiud
NsanIe Dkenson, sdD'or de boni, David Sricer
deed, John Davis and Susanna bis wife, formerly
spcer Thomas W. Spiee Henry 6picer, John L. Sims and
Chancery
THIS day the plaintiffs by their COUNSEL and the bill
and answer Of the defendant Nathaniel Dickinson I'd
NOR de bou, Of David spieer decd beng fled and
the other defendants not hsvD entered their
and given security according the Act OF Assembly aud The
rules Of this court, anil appearing satisfaction the
COURT that they are not nhahan of this on
the motion oftbe plaintiffs ordered that the said deeu
dsnts John Dayi, and Susanna his wife, Thomas W. Spee
henry Spice John L. Sims and Elizabeth h. wife,
here on the frs, day Of March next, The
piant' SAID o and that copy Of this order he forth
With inserted IN the Enquirer newspaper published IN the
city ofRohmond for two months sucee,vey that an
other copy be posted the Of hou,e Of
county. copy. Teae,
PHILIP b. WINSTON, c. H. C.
IL Wv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-28

III ohaneery A, the Court hsd for Cumberland County,
~ 26tb Jan. 1879. ''
Wm. Murray, PM
against
Robert skiEwib, William NJ stiewih, Geo. N. skpwi;h,
Humber,ton Skpwitb, william stipwtb, Henry skipwith
Msrhs W. Hsmi.on Duly H'rr,on, Robert Nicholas, Ms
6kpwiih Whiitm X. Grimes, George O. 6kpwih, PeYton
Stpwth, Grey etpwitb TUCKER Coles, snd HELM his wife,
John Coles Selma his wife, VIM Wsikn, Efrs hi, wife,
and Samuel o5,n gusfdau sd sm for the pfsn child
Oh Skpvuh, Defls.
The defendant. George g. stipwith, reyton stipwiih
and Grey SkiPwHh, not having entered their spptasnce
and given security according 20 he Act II Assembly sod
rue, Of tns Ccui and appearing In The satisfaction
OF me Cout that they not inhsbsU Of this Common
wealth 90 motion ordsfedhat they do spear here H.
IN mopdsy April next and sn,wethe bill othe PlsinG std
that cory Of h, order be fotvd inserted newPa
per printed in ,he CITY Of Richmond fer month,
uvey and posted a, tie front door u the Courthouse oth
County A COPY. Tsse,
MILLER WOODsON. Clk
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-28

From the Chsrie.ion Coulter.
The following Hymn h,, been politely handed n, for pube
ton. II obtained from Missionary smous th, Ore,
Indians and written down by the Cbriaa
portion Of that peope in their devotcnt.
INDIAN HYMN.
IN The dark wood n Isdao orh
Den me look Helm an seo' W err,
Upon i'm kner so low;
Dat God on high in .hiDey place
See me an night w,i teary FACE.
Me Piie,,e, he tell me
Sod srn i'm Angel tsko me cafe
lie come herself, he hear pr.ye.
If inside heart do pray;
II. sec now, he IN here,
Ae say, poor Iudisn, peber fear.
Me wild you night an dsy.
Now iuh acd Wild inside heart,
de Sight Tor me, he take m part,
He sabe life before:
God Tub poor Iudisn in de wood,
So the hub God, sa' dat be good,
Ms pray i'm two time mert.
sTwiee a, much.