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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-25
TO TIE EDITORS OF THE ENQUIRER.
THE NEXT GOVERNOR

Grant me space gentlemen, in your columns 10 "a "
lew words concerning the fitness of the Honorable
VIM. 5, Archer 10 he Governor of the common ahh
Ills late appointment To the highly honorable, and
heavily responsible station of chairman of the commit
tee OF Foreign Relations, in the Cngress of the Unit
ed States speaks strongly in his praise that euogy
mine would be OF no avail. / desire only 10 call The
attention OF the Gen. Assembly to that fact which shews
concusivey, that where he is best known he is he IA
in the highest consider alton long, Iaborious and
faithful service in the Congress, has placed him high
in the estimation OF the nation. have ALWAYS un-
derstood that he stands in the very first rank Of the
Virginia deleg ation- not as public speaker gem
tleman possessing solid and useful quaiitics-a
sound understanding, excellent Judgment, the pur-
est the highest honor great experience and most
profound and accurate knowledge Of the public affairs
When advice wanted in the conduct OF the public bu
siness Mr.. Archer's Is sought for as earnestly and
relied on as implicitly, as any mans.
No Representative that Virginia ever had has main
tanned with greater fidelity and consiancy the political
principles and the chivarous character Of the Old Do
minon IL honors to be bestowed the most wor-
thy, il would be hard 10 hnd stronger claims 10 them
han Mr. Archer's.
Anew and difficult conjnncure, IL, perhaps, likely
to arise during tie service OF the governor; 10
which can be equal, who is perfectly con-
versant with political affairs The organization of
new government will assuredy be found difficult
and delicate task. Let select man who will meet
This exigency, with dignity, firmness, temper aud
pacity. &C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-25

The 9th Resolution then read as follows:
"kesoved That the Clerks Of the several courts shall
be anrooed by their respective Courts aud their tenure
oil office be prescribed by law"
Mr. MORGAN moved to amend the resolution as fol-
lows:
I" Resolved That the Legislature shall provide BY
law Tor the appointment OF Clerks the several Courts
and Tor their removal from Office But no clerk .haH
os appointed Tor a longer om' than years
at any one time"
The moion was advocated at considerable length by
tho mov, and opposed by Me.srs Scott Neaie Ieiyb.
MesHs. Cabsl Neale ard DoId,dge tesifying respec.
lively, to the good character Of the clerks n their Dis.
tricts.
The question taken, and the anne dment reject.
ell by yeas and nays as follows-Yeas Is Nays So
The h resolution was then adopted.
The Chair then proceeded to the next Resolution
which provided for the impeachment of Judges before
the Senate when Mr.. johnson to offer amend
ment calling TO the aid OF the Senate portion of the
Judiciary, to constitute court of impeachment.
The hour being late, motion OF MIR. Sanard
ths amendment was for the present laid upon the Ia.
Bile.
Mr. S,anard moved that when the House adjourned
should adjourn TO meet on Saturday (to.day being
Christmas Day)
Alter some ersation this subject, and a motion
by Mr. Upshur being lost to ext nd the adournmen nj
to Monday, Mr. Randolph remarked that he hoped the
anniversary OF the Prince Of Peace of Him who came
bring peace earth and good will would not be
Kept by their wrangling there.
The motion was then agreed to, and the House al.
JOurned to Saturday, at IL o'clock.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-25


The Convention has been engaged for the last three
days on the Executive and judicial Reports On Tuesday
the appointment Of the Lieut. Governor, was again All
tated Messrs Alexander, Randolph, &C. descanted on
the current transactions Of the Body in am impressive
strain-On Wednesday, there was a very interesting
discussion between Mcssrs. Marshall and Giles, on the
independence Of the Judiciary.
Yesterday, short and eloquent debate took place on
the proposition to strip the Judges Of their Offices after
certain age: this proposition failedAnd 1t was sue
ceeded BY long contest about the mode Of appointing
County Court Magistrates. Various attempts were
made to modify the resolution OF the Committee so az
to INTRODUCES more Of the popular conroul ioto their
nominaton--but they all faped.
The Basis OF Representation wa. toacllsd upon in
the course Of these proceedings butt has not been dis
cussed since our last yet has been rarely lost sight
Of, al any period Of The Debate.
We confess We are not 30 sanguine in our hone. NJ
success from the abors of the Convention as we have
bsen-bo we will not permit ourselves to despar. IL
not so agreeable to see Of the struggIesnor
can wc be insensibe 10 the III Effects which the ALL
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CONGRESS.

| WASHINGTON, Dec ls-In the Sana,e yes terd,v
several bills passed to a second reading Memoriais
and ,titions were pre- sented by Messr. Ruqg,s Nc
Kiniey Livingston, Smith of South Carolina Sand
ford, Johnston AMI Woodbury. Resolutions bv Me,srs
| Livingston Chambers and Noble AT an early hour
he Senate went into the consideration of Executive bu
siness the close OF which adjourned In the Hous,
Yesterday, numerous petitions and memorials were
presented, and resolutions submitted. Upon of the
latter proposed by Mr Hunt for the distribution OF the
nett annual proceeds arising from the sale Of the p Lands
among the States, long discussion ensued in which
Messrs anbery, Stergere, Ieste, Sewer Vance, Mar
tin MaiIary, johnson oil n.y.. Reed Taylor, Wilee and
Haynes took part Several amendments were engrafted
upon the original resolutions; but it finally, on the
motion of the last named gentleman, laid upon the
table. Mr.. Verplanok moved resolution OF consi-
derable interest in relation TO American Literature;
TO enquire into the cxpedency of reducing The postage
on all periodical publications TO the level OF the post
age charged upon newspapsrs.It referred 10 the
Committee on the Post Office and Post Roads
Alter the consideration OF resolution, whichwas ul-
isct Of the election Of pres1encv 10 Commi,,ss ~
ston OF the establishment of an srmory on the
| ern waters WAS brought forward bv Mr. (,,son. o.,
rious amendments were moved upon il; but prevo,s r.,
the sense of the House being taken uoon die s,l;,
an adjournment took place until IL o'clock on Mon3sv
TU g T,eI
w 90
"AsHiNSroN' zee u IN ue o'hate, yesierdi y,
Va''ous peu''ohs au mehofat were presented; seve-
T' 'e,uos "e'e suo"teu, a"u "',e ""'reh on
thursday 'ast ny messrs' chsWoers ana Livingston
were duop'eu. nns recelve1 heir second re'mng and
|,, '.'',' anu w % w "e 'e'si -, ','pah .
o w, " i1ou ,.r y. a ., i. - a, .N' "es',
s snu 10, W. ssms' o. ~ , Sura1,;on. ~ h VINO
IoJians ,yers ordered 10 he epg,o.cd or third rea5
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-25
BEAUTIFUL LITHOGRApuIC

We have seen the Lithographc Engraving BY Mr.
Martin OF this City, of the Portrait of Mr. John Ran
doIph from Hardng's picture.-The execution is high
~ credabe TO the Painter and the Engraver The Iho-
graphic drawing lie stone itself is certainly the finest
we nave ever seen Mr. NJ intends taking round to the
No rth in few days, have printed of in the very
best style.-Members of the Convention-of the Lepis
lature and citizens will have opportunity of Judging
Tor themselves, whether this Print is worthy of their IL
beral patronage.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-25

1t was stated in the Enquirer of December last upon
the authority of correspondent Of the Editors who re
presented himself to have received the information from
gentleman, high in the confidence long in the in,ima-
cyo Mr. Pendleon, that the essay entitled he danger
not over, published by Mr.. Pendleon in 1901 was .he
production OF triumvrate, Jefferson Madison and PEN
deton, and that il was published in the name of PEN
deton, only for reasons chen not worth mentioning
Su6sequen inquiries have satisfied US that neither Mr.
Jefferson, MIR. Madison had any concern whatever
in that essay and that our correspondent either mis-
taken himself in the information supposed to have been
gwen to him, or that the gentleman from whom our COR
respondent protested to have derived that Information
was mistaken. ~lIl
7 Editors OF newspapers, who copied the former
article on this subject requested also to republish
the above. =
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MISUNDERSTANDING


mas been recently asserted, in some Of the public
prin"' mat Mr. Van Bure, lately brought this CITY
Copy oil The Presidents Message or part Of il, for
he purposeioi submitting il to P" Juno"-that he
peugsu him'ei TO the State Banks, tha. the Message
should deaounce the u. B,nk In case thew wouid
support him as President Of the u S-We have no
hesitation In saying, tina, this Who'll. story without one
particle oil foundaiion.lt si in like manner sclrcey
necessary 10 siy, that the that b,y
been set ailoat Ia letters. proiessely written from this
City, about The Editor OF this papcr-about his being
close ted with Mr.. Van Buren,, aud hi st,ivn,, 10 de-
serion reeSessly made in q paper of this Cav which
we never read, but an extract from which we have
seen IN the Baltimore Patriot that the Editor OF this
paper Is bound hand loot to Mr.. w. Buren, are all oil
Jd"e'-It surely unnecessary to say, that not word
mas ever passed. directly or indirectly, between
mat gentleman and ourselves, any of his ffiends
in relation TO the next Presidency i, to, early
IN the day TO take any thought upon that subject.
The other assertions that have been made in letters
from ashingon TO the North, that he met with no a,
tenion IN Richmond, Social parties we need not saw
are a'ogeher faseThc late letter in the Boston Pal
aanm about certain gentlemen in this city, il of tn.
same ncuous characterThc atte mpt TO array Mssrs
Van buren, end Calhoun against each otber-or 10 cite
MT Cahouns authority against the admins tration
OF course. also "poor device OF the enemy IL must
utterly ai IL these distinguished men are possessed Of
Thar pubic spirit, and keen sagsciy for which their
friends have gwen them so much creditTbe ne opIc
will at this time discountenance any ATTEMPT TO set up
any candidate for the next Election whe the present
administration il scarcely launched from the stocks
and we are happy TO see the U. s. Telegraph in rom
mcn'ing upon has,y article in the NJ Y Euq airer--
not only finding fault with any Recommendation at
this time. but expressing its knowledge that no
one Is more opposed TO the agitation of that question
than Mr. Van Buren, and that ne permits ft oppor-
tuny OF discountenancing and it, to pas,
by unimproved."
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-06
LEWIS WEBB & co.
OFFER ron .S8JR

OFFEN F)C SaLE,
so B6l- and 100 bags coffee, Laguiru ST. Dorninrc
and lava
10 hhds mulaseos
20 hhds and 10 bbis ST Cyoix and New Orleans su
gars
hhds II boxes and 50 bbls loaf and l,,n,n st,-ar
60 hhds and 100 bbls rye whiskcy
10 bbs Caruther's rcctifcd do
<oo Dds Isle OF Wight and Northern apple brandy
) do peach brandy
hhds and 30 hbls yprc Y. i. rum
do Antigua 90
do Jamaica 90
pipes French brandy
do Holland gin
$ $.5 !; 55 f : .:.5
London porter, elder
30 bbls vinegar
40 sacis Liverpool ground sal,
Do do blown Go
30 tons Sweden, Eng lisa and American bar NON
, IL castings
Gcrrnan. crawcy, blisicred and cast e,c,l
Ont nm dwrought nails
80 Spanish hides
80 sides goal leather
60 sides upper leather
Barrels tanners oil
100 hbs y. Carolina cuil n. rry
90 do mackcrc
10 do prime cork
] o. 0O III, bacon
~ casks prime cheese
iri-h potatoes, tar, colD eras. alum
Birthstone, indigo, pepper, pimcnio
Race and ground ginger almonds
Iiusiis, nutmcg5, cassia, dcmljohns
Quart bottles, tumbcrs, dccanters, wines, SC.
Stone ware, window glass
.etter, writing and wrapping paper
perm and taOT candles
iirown md shaving soap, becswuN
Imperial, gunpowder and pouchong teas
Duponrs and Rogers gunpowdcr
Shot, bar lead
Clover, orchard grass and herds grass seed
Whittcmorcs cotton and wool cards.
ALSO,
Cotton barglrT, bale ROME bed cords
leading Ines and various other kinds Of cor.
dagc
Some and wrapping twnc
Shoe thread, osnaburgs thread
O-naburgs, hcssians, cotton yarn
Domestic broad cloths, &c. &c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-06

VIRGINIA. A. ulcs holden h. the clerks Office Of the
superior court oi chantey for tho Richmond district,
the 2rd day " February, 1922: Isaac Vsncleef pItf
against Henry Davis Go. and Henry w. Moucure and
John robinson surviving parAers Of Moncurc, Bob'n-
son q PlcaRnts, dis.
The defendants Henry Davis Co, having entered
ncn appearance and given security according to the act Of
assembly and The rues Of this court, Ind appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants Of this
country; 81 Sc ordered the said defendants do appear
here tie FIRST day Of TIC June rrr1 and the
wrh inserted w some newspaper published in the city Of
Rthnudd for two monh sucCessvcly aud posted the
float door vt the pi,ol in the said city.
copy, TSstr, WBf. &. PEEDLEToN g.. g..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-06
TO THE PUBLIC.

'SNllE subscribers, having purchased the Line OF
Stages running between Guyando;tc and Lewis
burg VIII OH or before the first OF May next, com
mcncc running the Route TWICE wrFk.
The Line VIII pass through Charleston and from
thence, by the State Turnpike, to Lewisburg and
the principal Medicinal Springs, to wit: the White
Sulphur. the Hot, the Warm. &c. to S,aunton
1t viii leave Guyandottc. twice week at clock,
i. NJ.
And on is return VII leave Staunton twice
week.
From C;g, ondottc to the Springs there will be no
night travelling.
ut Stuunton the Line meets the Charlottesville,
Richmond, and Fredericksburg Lines, running three
times 4 week.
The route. from Guyuniottc 20 S.auuton. viii be
performed IN i've days, and from STANTON to Rich
mond, or Fredericksburg, in two days, and from
Richmond, to tha City Of Washington, in 26 hours.
amt from Fredericksburg, to the City in eight hours
Persons ascending the Ohio on their way to the
North, VIII lind this route The pleasanicst and cheap
est. And those who may wish to visit the Springs
informed, that, exclusive of the Line they can at
AL times be accommodated, on short notice, with
Soud ci'T7 COACHES 10 those watering places.
And the public assured. that in attention 10 the
accommodation and Comfort of the passengers so far
as good Coaches and Teens, and skllful and sober
Drivers can afford them the lin shall not be inferior
20 any O iDr III tie state.
PORTER g. BELDEN.
Richmond, y a. March 10, 1929
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-06

The defendants in the above mentioned suit will take
notice, that Friday, the 9th day of May next beU
the hours Of o'clock IN the morning, and O'Clock in the
aern"on shall proceed nt tho ONCE OF Herbert 4. Cai
borne IN the city o Richmond take the dispositions Of
Samuel Carter and others and the next day. between
The hours OF O'Clock IN the morning, aud o'clock in tho
afternoon shall proceed a. the ohce Of John Wckham ESQ
IN the city o Eichmoud 70 take the deposition Of said
Wickhan, which dcposiious he taken to be used
and read as evidence in the aforesaid suit.
% w5t WIN. MANN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-06

EUST RECEIvED.-4O bales domestic shrtings
~ and shcetings, do cotton osnabnrgs, made cx-
pressly for negro clothing;
Ind daily expected ~ the Erit,
So,bales Scotch ozRuburgs, twillcd sacking
and sail canvass.
may 10 OTIS, DUNLOP g. Co.
NIRGlNIA.-At superior court of chanccry
holden at the Capitol in the city Of Richmond,
on Monday, March 30th, 1929.
Lewis Webb admir- lie bouis non with the will annex
ed of Thomas Webb, decd also adm'or of William
Webb, decd, who Il brother OF the said Thomas
Webb, decd, and egalce under his will; also adm'or
OF John Webb, decd, who brother of the said
Thomas Webb, and a legatee under his will and also
admor OF Mary Smith, who survived her husband
Samuel Smith, and which Mary Smith was sister of
the said Thomas Webb and legatcc under his will;
Elizabeth VaSs, late Elizabeth w ebb, who was Sis
ter Of the said Thomas Webb, and legatce under
his will; MOsbv Sheppard, sheriff If Hcnrico county,
and such, adn'or of Francis Webb, decd; also
adn'or of Jane NJ Tupstal, decd, late June NJ.
Webb; also adm or of Lucy Gray, decd late Lucy
Webb; and James Webb, William Webb. George
Webb and Mary Throckmorton, late Mary Webb
widow of Albion 1hrockmurton, decd which said
Francis Jane NJ, Lucy, james, William, George
and Mary, were the children of James Webb, dec d.
who was brother OF the said Thomas Webb, dec d,
and which said Francis, Jane NJ. and Lucy WERE
and the said James William, George and Mary are
legatecs under the Will Of the said Thomas Webb,
deed, and Lucy L. Minor adIn'ix de bonis non with
The will annexed Of OvCrton Cosby, deed, pits.
against
Edward Co!ston and Thomas M. Col-ton. Exec,
tors of Rawlcgh ColstOn deceased, who was admin
is,rator, with the will annexed, of Thomas Webb
deceased and surviving partner of the nlerchantilc
firm of Webb and Cclston, dts
This cause came on this dav. 90 he further heard
ON TN" papers formerly read, and the decree of the
Superior Court Of Chanccry, holden ut Winchester
OF the frs, 1927, pronounced in CON
ormity with the decree ofthe Supreme Court of Az
peaIs oi the 5th OF June, IN the same year, and
Il.
Court doth adludge, order and decree, that the re-
ports ofCommssioner Bent made in this cause, be-
rc-conlnittcd To Commissioner of this Court. and
that he Go reform, amend and correct the accounts
contained IN the said Reports, and which are dircc-
ted To be reformed by the said decree, according to
the principles and directions, stated aud declared
therein, aud in the decree referred to therein and g.
ne make report thcreofto thus Court, with any mat
tiers specially stated, deemed pertinent by himself or
which may be repaired by the parties to be SO stated
Copy. Tcstc, WILLIAM G. PENDLEroY, c. c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-06
CoMMIssIoNEn's OFFICE,

Richmond, 5th .uqy, 1929.
The parties interested in the execution of the
above order, are hereby notified, that have appoin-
ted Monday, the Goth July next, TO commence the
same at this Office at which time, and place they are
hereby required 10 attend hearing OF the matters
IN reference, by virtue of the said order before me-
duly prepared with all necessary documents, and
proofs too enable me to perform said order.
81 THOMAS GREEN. Commissioner
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-06
IRON CASTINGS.

1--WE Subscriber informs the public that he continues 10
carry tho IRON FOUNDRY near the SavsEe
Factory, where he makes Soft Iron CASTINGS for Ma
ohiuory ~ all descriptions. All orders him Chs
Foundry, or to Mr.. GEORGE WILLIAMS, Mob Bow
lys wharf Baltimore for Castings, will meet with imme-
dise attention, aud the Castings delivered there freq Of
expense Tor transportation. JONATHAN BONNER.
Baltimore, Jan. 90, 1929. Iafl2i.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-06

VIRGINIA: AT rules holden IN the clerks office of the
superior cour; vi chancery for the Richmond district
the I'd day Of March, 1899 John X. Gilia, surviving
partner ni the hm Of John X. Gilliat s. Son, Of LON
don and william Giat, pits. against john Hume Tho
mas Hume, Jacob Leoker, Thumas Taylor aud John J.
Taylor surviving partner of Edmund II ylof & Co. ds
The defendants Thomas Hume and Jacob Lecklcr MOI,
having entered their appearance and given security
ding 1" the act assembly and the rules OF this court and
appearing by satisfactory evidence, they are not
ct ts county; it's ordered that said de
PENDANTS 10 appear day the nc June
and answer the bill OF the plaintiff; and COPY of this
order I've lorthWith inserted newspaper published
IN the city Of Richmond for mouths successiveIy and
posted tine front door the capitol in the said cy
Is copy. TrStr, WIN q. PEEDIRToS C. e
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-06

NIIECiNlA: A, Superior CouU Of Chaucrry mol
den At the Capitol IN the City of Richmond on Mon
day, March he 2}d, 1929: William Mann and Samuel
Dyer IT, pits. against Thomas r. Bouldn, executor OF
David He>s, deceased. Jacob Myers and Eliza his Wife
John Dut"ld aud Amanda his wife, nd " alter l.. Fou-
tano aud George NJ. Payne. admits. Of David Ross, IT,
aeceasr aud Frederick A. Ross devisres of David Ross
drcra>rd DIS.
The defendants Jaeob Myers and Eliza his wife, aud
Frederick A. Ho' VIII, Of This country, aud against
whom the plaintiffs appear 70 have proceeded the mode
Wesc'iord 10y law .ait absent Defendants still falling
10 appear and answer. motion Of the plaintiffs, by
COUNSEL the court doth take their bin confessed as m
those DEFENDANTS And the coming on IN be heard
on the bH taken for confessed rules, the other de-
iendan's exhibits and examinations of witnesses, and
argued by counsel: On consideration whereof tie court
doth adjudge order aud decree, tha the deferred
10 IN ths proceedings be, and the hcuby annullrd
In. nf David Ross deceased do deIv,r up In
he plaIn'iR, William Mann, be cancelled The bond
executed ny him for five hundred dollars said Roul-
dinas executor aforesaid, and mentioned in the bi ,A
he out ~ the estate Of his tcStator his hands admi-
nsercd, do pay he plaintiff Samuel Dyer it, the sum
~ one thousand dollars with interest thereon from the
fTry- ninth day Of July, 1915, I'll paid and he rem
der before commissioned Of the court, account of his
administration Of the estate nf his tesatoT and the said
commissioner rs directed To examine, aud settle
said account, well account Of all the payments
made ny the plaintiff William Mann to the said David
Ross during his life time, account Of the purchase Of
the lands ~ the bill mentioned the SAID Thomas II
DoudIn executor Aforesaid, the death the said
Ross on the same account aud report tine the
with any matters specially stated deemed pertinent by
himself, or "hic may H. required by the parties be sn
STATED.
4 copy. Trstc, WM e. rENDLEToN, O. c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-06
A MILLER Is WANTED.

n WE'LL qualified Miller, capable of diseharging
all the duties incident to his business, and to
take charge of mir, can find an advantageous situ
alton gentleman in the country is desr6us TO
engage such man to attend to 4 mill about twenty
mites above Richmond. For further particulars, APP
ply to the undersigned who is authorised to nuke
an engagement. ANDREW SWEENY.
Richmond, Nav %. is
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-06
BOOTS AND SHOES.

HNESlt GOODS.---H. NELSON has re.
- ccired by tho Schooner Planter,
Back Italian lntcs' ring
toourcd and black gros &c naples
Fancy bcIcgr, and gauze scarts and hGkiS.
Kew style bonnet anu belt ribbons
Book, lnul! aud Swiss nusns
Plain camGrc and jsconet do
Manchester and French camoric GinghamS
Common and line calcocs. assorted, witt, Va
ric;y OF other Scasonablc and desirable goods.
Also,
Superior power loom shoetiucs, manufactured Ivy
Mcssrs. Cunningham N Anderson, OF this City.
which WI. DC sod TT tie manufacturers lowest cash
price. may %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-06
NOTICE.

ENANGhD Tor Inc balance cf tho present wear,
q FIRST rate Blacksmith, 20 abe bodied coal
wt nnnos and few boatmcn--apply on the basin to
may rs NELSON CARY s. co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-06
rs,c, WA e. rENDLEToN. g. c.
ComMLss1ovERs Orr1ca.

Richmond, 18th April, 1899.
The parties interested will please take notice, ihst
have appointed the 15b day NJ June next to commence
the accounts directed IN the foregoing order Of court on
which day AT o'clock NJ they are required to attend
a. my Office IN this city, wh their accounts, aud vouchers
ready FOR examination aud sptilemest.
HILARY BAKER, Com'r.