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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-21

Irouiiers IF Bosnia, March I0.-The followino
are represented to be the conditions of peace promo
Sod by Russia, to which! the Porte refuses 10 sun
scribe:--
l. The forts the Dardanoiles shall he razcd
:. The commerce OF the of Mannoga and the
EuEinc shall he free to all nations.
s. Greece shall DO recognized an independent
4. The Greek Patriarch at Consian,ineple jail bn
considered a. diplomatic character.
.. The supremacy OF the Russian flag in The Black
Sea shall be recognized
c. The Cirstians shall have entire liberty f5r the
exercise of their religon--t!e churches shall have
stceplcs and bells
7. The Christian and jewish communities shall
be administered by Supporters chosen from their own
body.
6. The Porte shall pay the Russians military
contribution fisk hundred millions of silver rubles
and the Russians shall occupy Waacha and Mol
davia, and the provinces in Asia which il mas con-
qucrcd, ill the whole is paid.
Q. Servia, WallachiR, Nollayia and Greece shall
be plnced unIcr the protection of Russia.
On the fulfmcnt of these conditions Russia ruar-
antics TO Turkey forever the integrity of its terrific
ry, and It's admission into the assertions Of ciy
zcd nations
The Porte. on its part demands, first Of oil. GOO
millions of silver rubcs, as indemnity for the ex
pcnscs Cfho war; 81 equal sum for the feet destroy
ed at Navarno. IL will not enter into NEGOTIATION
till Russia shall lave conceded all The provinces
which it has conquered, and Withdraw IL army be-
You'd the frontiers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-21

Hapana.--By tho Schr Maryland, al Philadelphia,
in short pussagc from Havana, tho editors Of tho
mcrcan have rccoivcda letter from their corrrspon
don't under date of May {, which states chat six
pirates have been brought 10 Havana from the west
ord otho slasd anil doubt their guilt will be- pro
we'd and they will be hanged The Hornet Shark and
Grampus continue TO give convoy regularly The
Shark has Just sailed for the Colorados, whence we
have news of pirates tho Schr. Hope, from New
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-21
a NON-FREEuOLDER.
CONVENTION ELECTIONS.


Gooclland.--James Peasants 80, Arch'd Bryce
SO, David S. Garland ~. VIM f. Gordon 45 Lucas
=. Tompsoa 81, Hugh Nelson 40 VIM. G. Rivcs So
DR.. Thomas Massie 81, John Timberlahc Q, John
II. Martin T. Joseph G.. Cabcll--i.
q poll also opened for the non frccloldcrs
and the following the result: James Peasants Sc
VIM. +. Gordon 40, Thomas Massie 40. S. p.
Thompson Al. Archd Brycc---I7.
ALEXANDRIA. May 10.
Convention. by n gentleman from FAlnFAx, we
learn the following state Of the polls at about four
o'clock yesterday eveDing:-W. +. Fitzkugll 200,
Mercer 81, Monroe -. henderson 10, Mason Q. DR.
Powell declined poll and didnot attend.
II will bc seen by the above, that Mr.. Fuzhurh
has been elected to tho Convention. The Delegates
from the district of LOudoun and Fairfax will consist
of Mcssrs Monroe, Mercer Henderson, and Fit
hugh
900
Col Aaron Ogden, of Eizabcth,own, is appointed
Assistant Collector for Jersey Cry, I'm that district
in plocc of John Condict, removed. The salary Of
tbisoirice is $1,000
George w. Owen, Esq. member Of the last
Congress from Alabama, has entered upon the duties
Of the Office of Collector of Mobile, to which Inc was
appointed by Gen. Jackson, being one of his mos,
faithful adherents.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-21

REFusED.--l hid. at G; . at ; 30. .,. @ .,
90; at 3O at 6'25; at ); at 4 40. 1 NJ
40; at 20; ] at 4 90; ] at 3 lU / at 4 no.
at 10; at ! 80, at i 60.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-21

.NeD Treaty Some of tic continental papers
state that new treaty has been signed by Russia
france and England, relative to the pacfication of
Greece. Tho Utmost harmony exists bet y,ecn tIesa
powers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-21

beslaes hlm5lF Of smaller prizes, for sale at
PRENTIS CHUBBT
Tickets S5-Shares in Proportion.
may Cot
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-21

Sales Of tobacco a: Shoekoe Var,touse goth Nav laz
FAssED.--l hid. at So Is; 6 at 6: 2 at SO. 4 ar
oO; at 0; at GO; at 5 so; 3 at go: I at
~; at so; at 8 40; l az 10; ate e5; M
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-21

FLOUR.--Canal -four is he'd al s63-s. We
nave heard Of 10 sales, except of two parcels ON
the Basin bank--one on Monday s. 3.s, and one
yesterday nt Sc Ia.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-21

Great DivHend.--'rbc n. Y. American Insu.
rance Co. have decarcda dividend Of IS per cent for
tho last six months. payable the Ut June. Tie
dividend for the previous six months 20 per cent
making for the year 80 per cent. and leaving, MS VIC
understand, large surplus. and the affairs Of the
companyin a most fourshing condition.
NJ y. Inner
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-21
MARINE MEWg.
! PORT OF RTCH.NOND.-

CLEARED,
Brig Nasrc, Pearce, master, CadIz, tobacco and
ARRIVED,
Hioop Lady Washington, Somers, from New York,
with ballast.
SAILED
SGHr Elizabeth, Henry, for Albany, With coal.
Grig United States, Smith, for Norfolk
Sctr Brazil, Creighton. for Baltimore, with coal.
SchT Virginia, Gator, for Fortress Monroe, with
stone. - 49,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-21

The British House Of Peers consists Of about 100
members, among whom are Royal Dukes, j Arch
bishops, 10 English Dukes, "a Marrnises (nclrdiur
the representative peers Of Scotland and Irclnnd
Earls Including the Scotch and Irish representative
peers 26 Viscoun,s inclulin9 tho Scotch and Irish
repr sentative peers with that titlc ~ Bishops lin
GLIDING the Irish representative prela,csl and leo
barons Including the representative peers of Scot
land and Ireland Of that rank Of nobility. The list
printed by order of the House includes the Catholic
peers who though they could not take their seat,
retained their names the rolls of Parliament
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-21

Tie king and Ike Catiolcs.-- Il is stated in some
OF the London papers, that the late and proracted
VISIT OF Lord E.Idon to the King, was made at the
instance of Ills Majesty from desire to argue the
Catholic Question with the late distinguished Lord
onuhcelor' But the discussion, it is asserted, did
not produce any change whatever in the mind of
the King, ar in that Of the venerable Peer. Nor,
on the other hand, was there any abatemcn. in the
regard which the King has always manifested for
his old and faithful Minister.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-21
\ HARD CASE.

There is ap,ocss md burner in tic foliovns fo tho Ben
riuston journal Of the Jiufcs:--
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-21
From ne National h,iCRigenrer.


"REyoRN. We begin TO get tdings Of some OF
the removals which have been made, or, as some of
cotcmporaries queerly write, are being made
The following may be added to tho list of proscrp-
tons:
RoBFrT TATLoR, from the situation Of principal
Clerk in the Bureau of Bounty Lands. Mr.. TAYLon
is well known of the most respectable and ami
able gentlemen that sat Congress from Vir.
gnin, against whom no possible objection be
urged.
THOMAS PTLLEBRowN, Jr. from Clcrkship in the
Navy Department. Mr.. +. has been for twelve
wears faithful Clerk, and we believe no objection of
my sort can be urged against him, except TINT his
venerable father was an Elcctor in the College of
Maine, over which he presided, and voted for Mr..
ADAMS lie was also a Member Of the Electoral
College, in favor Of Mr.. JrFFEUsoV. in 1901
ions II. Lowr. n Clerk in the q;':rc Of the Sc
cond Comptroller, enc Of the most efficient Clerks
IA the employ.
Against neither Of these gentlemen can Il be olleg.
cd that they have been offcinus in politics.
we shall continue the list.l
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-21
Drawn Numbers in the Connecticut
= State Lottery, No. q.

4 tORN--l50O bushels corn. i'm tho Dock
- for sale by LEWIS WEBB g. co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-21

wander q HOais and amount Of Produce passed dorn
through The Lo,oer Locas
MAY l9.-l37 hhds. tobacco; 1T brls. flour. 10
tons pig metal; 1900 lbs miscellaneous articles 10
cords wood; 800 keg poes piano forte; raw hides
20 boats, 10 coal boats, 4l99 bushels coal
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-21

Il is stated by his Excelcncy Governor Tofnlinson
OF Connecticut in his message 10 the General Ae
scmbly Of that state, IN session. that tho accounts
fhe State Prison IN Connecticut for the first year
of lie existence, exhibit actual gain to tn State
after dcducting every kind of expense attending its
management mud support during tho year, of hrcc
thousand tioo hundred and twenty nine doIi7ys. and
forty cents. Probably there is no institution Of the
kind in the world which is under better regulations
or more iudicIously conducted than this.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-21
Capital l'rize, 10000 Dollars.
SCHEME.

W. &C. &C,
1JWhoie tickets S., halves Q so, CHARTERS .
may 90 8. HAWKINS
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-01-24

The object that proposed in making the army retain its
positions before Choumla having been accomplished by the
taking of Varna 9Th and eth corps have received orders
defend the approaches 10 it, The Sd corps take up
position the road from Choumla Sisa, TO the
siege of the latter place, which will be prosecuted with the
greatest vigor is not observed that these movements of
troops have occaoned any the side OF the enemy
In the fortress of Varna there 1862 pieces OF different
Sizes and great quantity of of all Sorts ammunion
and provsions.-Journal de 81. Petersburgh, Mop |.
An article in London paper of the goth of Nov says
appears from the American papers that associations
forming in different parts of the United Sates for the pur
pose of assisting the Irish Roman Catholics regdinng their
liberties This appears TO be strange sort of proceed
ing What right The people of the United States have to
interfere with the Constitution and laws of Great Britain n
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-01-24
FROM DOVER.

iard Hall, Esq. has been requested by the House Of
Representatives to prepare bill for establishing Common
Schools IN this State An act 10 appropriate the money
the Treasury has passed both Houses number of petitions
for the repeal of the Militia La,v have been presented with
large lists of sgnes The following persons have been ap
pointed Directors in the Farmers Bank on the part the
state-Cornelius P Comegys Elias Naudain and Joseph
smhers, for Do'er Joseph C. Gpn, John J. Mlgan and
Samuel s. Grub, for Wlmington John Moody, Samuel
Meeteer and Thomas Stockton for Newcastle and John
Tennent David Hazard and Mathew Rench Georgetown
petition has been presented from Happy Maria Miller for
divorce from her husband James Blake supplement to
the act incorporating the Reliance Fire Company has passed
the House and been sent to the Senate for The
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-01-24
ss,297,s67 97t
.-sGs"--
LACONIC MESSAGE.

From the minutes othe assembly Of Pennsylvania 10
18th, 1901. Governors Message to the assembly,"
"FRIENDs:-Your union is what desire but your peace
and accommodating of another is what must expect
from YOU the reputation of it something the reality much
desire you remember and observe what | say
Yield circumstances to preserve essentials; and being safe
another you will always be SO in esteem wih
Make sad going to leave you since for
you well for your FRIEND and proprietary and governor
WM PENN
Extract Of letter from gentleman in Tallahassee,
(Florida,) dated
TALLAHASSEE, Dec. 9, 1928.
sour town has of late. been very much improved
agreat number ofbuildings have been erected this year,
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-01-24

and several more contracted for The adjacent coup.
try begins to the aspect of long settled pIana
tons, and hooks WELL The town is remarkably healthy
Its population is somewhere about 1900, and think
but two deaths have occurred this year--one from COM
sumption. Flour is selling at from to 12 dollars
barrel; corn, IS cents bacon, 10. Very little
cotton has been brought in this season.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-01-24
DELAWARE REGISTER.
WILMINGTON, SATURDAY, JANUARY "a, 1929.
Prices at BrandNeine, yesterdau.


Sup. Flour, 1926 800: MiddIings, $50 4,5O:
Rye Flour, per Dbl 4,25 4,37t Wheat, white, per
80 lbs. 1853; red per do. 1850: Corn. old per 81 lbs
so; do new,do 48 Rye per SO lbs 60: Corn Meal,
per hhd 1850 IA: DO. per Dbl. 1857 800.
The Dying Daughter to her Mother Some pfful
puppy recently original the beautiful lines raera
part of them, which Mrs OPIE composed and Published under
the above title TO New York paper, the editor of which
gave them place. peiacing item with cormendloy
remarks and stating that he had them before
which little surprised thought this piece of
genuine poetry familiar least those who profess
belong to the terat We have them Published
mutilated form in ohe papers, and they will doubt go
the rounds As they much better than bushels of The
stuff with which some of contemporar I'll their Poet
zeal Department., have, for their accommodation andthe
qualification of good friends subscribers and borrO
ers, given correct copy.
We are pleased to see the late Message Of Cover
nor POLK noticed in terms Of high commentator by
several of the most ably conducted papers, the editors
Of some OF whom, though differing in political sent-
ments from the Governor, have bestowed on his Mes
sage that praise which it certainly merits At home
we believe it has given general satisfaction, and is
viewed as one of the most interesting and able pa
pers Of the kind that has of late years been addressed
to the General Assembly of this State. Should the
Legislature, as recommended by the Governor, devise
and carry into effect plan for diising the bles-
sings of education they will entitle themselves to the
lasting gratitude of the community. The School
Fund has arrived to such an amount as TO warrant
and demand that something should be done in this
important business.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-01-24
PENNSYLVANIA.

The following exhibit shows striking light the growing
wealth and power of the great State of Penns She
is following New York with hasty stride. Her expenditures
within the past year greater than those Of the United
States of America the fifth year of the existence of
this Government
Receipts and Expenditures at the State Treasury Of Penn
sypania for the gear ending the thirteenth November,
1928
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-01-24
WEsrFIrLD, Mass. Dec. 81.

" F5IFiTHD' HIdss'1 DtC. 3I.
Po'cder I'LL Erplosion--On Thursday Of last week,
the shock occasioned by the explosion of about 200
casks of Powder in Souhwick, was felt in this vage
The mills and powder belonged to Messrs Smith &
Co. -Four buildings were destroyed, but lives lost
The fire was occasoned by the boiling of the nj.
tire in the refining kete-damages estimated at $4,000
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-02

MONSfEtR ToNsoN viii s,,oa An. ..,.. 81 -.
the .., ~ I'M, near kchmond Ills Win cosncnce
W oe fe 70 mares AT hiy dollars the srss5, which , M
Mares can S ns, ,, q iosy dollars within c season
er s eal prove 10 be in hal One dollar to the groom in
The Tree Hin estate has been leased aud ,u .n.,, -.
ue suocsio.r wio win furnish good is,arare Nor na,s
i - s.a'e hen IN all bad weather. 1lrey can he well
/" e4ui.l, al % cents per day.
Every desirable arraasrn,en, has bceu made Inv he so,
cnra., ., mars aud Que Of the Subscribers will give his
'Iea'ed and returned o,, ncs in cool order Inc nc
cannot be responsible cor accidents or est ares but will
beautiful bay fifteen hands three inches hgh with black lcas
~ a,S lie Is finely rororonc exhibiting great po
crionc@ cennc, bc surpassed by any hore en- the CONT
., THOMAS WATSON.
ie2 lie AMER RoBINSoN. q
fhe At,o .Gaps Of ! osiaia ff1l;1,c5S SIofues 81
urge, G'fn,e,'s md Rahdoi,ars Report, Of Gases
ars"ed and detc.,r"ined IN Tie Co,rt 3' .3ppeuis,
JotUndtS 81 the Senate and House % Oeieggfr. of
p"g'Ha, from 1776 to 1850 iacInsfpe. or1 of tle
Coacentionsdf 1855 and 1888.
VIE Legislature having directed the sale Of these
Maps ana Books. many of winch were purcha-
sCo py the State to Insure the publications they are
offered to the public ut cxcept the Journalsl much
less IMAM cost: and as tire proceeds are 10 be applied
to the increase OF the Library the State il is bovcd
tna' every Virginia purchaser will be Disposed To
supply himself from this source.
l. Ofthe large Map Of Virginia, so Justly admired
'or us general accuracy and beauty of execution but
limited number of copies remain for sale The
Journals which have been printed at the public OK.
pense, embrace the entire period of our Revolutionary
struggle, c"tan much valuable and Interesting mt
ter are no where else to be lrad and with the Sta
tutcs at iargr ought TO be in the Library of every
Nirgnian.
The following arc the prices: For tl,e lorc, Man
500 small Map IS; lIcGings Statutes at lurgc p,r
set OF 10 vols Si2; Gilmers Reports 81 per vol;
Randolph pcrSrt o. vols. $50, or in proportion for
any volume except the 9TH, which cannot be sold tor
icss than -; for the Journals per set, comprising five
luarto and three octave vols. $o5. being no more
than the expense OF printing and binding
Orders addressed 10 the subscriber a, the Cu,ito
IN the City of Richmond, or to Mcssfs !. 81 I r.
ie'oh' corner above the Earle Hotel will br nront-
~ attehued to- WM. II. RICHARDSON.
mar Zl-0t Clerk Council and Iibrhrian.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-02
Grippe Vines, Fruit Trees, etc

4 tcduccu an price from % to 5OPer cent.
JAMES WINSTON, Agent Cor William Prince, ProfIic-
tor ofu sLmnean Botanic Garden Flushing. New York.
will iurnishs selections of fine PINE d TABLE GRAPES
al p cents sch by the hundred vines.
The great ,st proportion Of these vines from the Rhine
anu the northem departments OF France, aud of
cannot fail NNceed including the celebrated Tokay and
White red grey Bugundy-he three latter making the
famous Cha,apo we Wins:
PEACH g. 4 PPLE TREES viii also be furnished a; 25
cents each, by IA > 100 trees
Also, PRINCE ON HORTfCULTURE-for sale.
New catalogues ,Ereay enlarged distributed eatuonsly, in
which, upon mnaon, will he found that prices very
generally, haveb / en- greatly reduced ich -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-02
Fotter's Vegetable Catholicon.

".
pie unparalleled reputation of this medicine Is
A. sucn, anu Its pre-emnent virtues are so we'll cs-
th3iishad and 80 fully acknowledgement an intrreDt
further than that it is a SOVEIEJI;N pliiJEDT
IN Discusses OF the LvG Debility res,lting from, ntem
Ternnce and dissipation Old and invotera,e Ulcers.
ans IN the Bones, attended with swcllinps of the
Tt,s; ,inugesnon;- Botchcs on the Face, Pmpcs &c
!puns Cu,aneous diseases generally, and letter in
PaIGcl'r' Mercurial and Scrofulous complaints
~ nu C"rthcates OF wonderful cures performed bv
,1e Catholicon, have become numerous as to pre-
c1uhe their insertion any newspaper and as made
1t necessary for the proprietor To print them IN n
pamphlet of about 100 pages. This will be forward
e! as soon possible the several AGENTS for yrn
untous distribution, and must persal strengthen
tpe good opinion entertained hV the fren1e of
TINS medicine, and disarm it is hoped, tle prcind
ces OF those who view with distrust any medicine not
Known In what is called regular practiecp Facts
are stubborn things, and cannot be ,rainsaid
az the earnest solicitation of members of the mod
tca tacuty and others who have witnessed tho aston
}Shing cures effected by the use of the VeoetabIe
NaI1oncon ana who are anxious that its benefits 10
nhina may be more widely difiiscd the proprietor
las consented to reduce the retail price tn TWO
Do!ILARS per bottle; and this will he done with
out IN any way deteriorating the quality of the mod
icine or reducing the size Of the bottle as has been
hnyaterloiy done in the case of Swaims Panacca
HIoets y nfrs recently reeared from physicians and from,
Ssntsf or ne sale # Potter cthocon, most Of ,co1 are
81 retail more than dozen bottles of v6rr Ca,o;. 49,,
one bottle of SWANS Tanacea; and feel great pcas,, in
',ol,eOn produced dcciJ 5,eft" nave seen the Ia
nd you afford TO reduce the price Of your Cathocon IN
and this would also be by number of other % c;
ms town and vicinity who have used with ,be best cTc,
s me h ae ianaceas, and the Compound Syrop of Sar
An eminent physician says have known several c, c
, ,E .e use OF your Cahocon which had previously
,he ordinary prescriptions Of tho faculty. ana nvo
meyer knewn II 10 pro luce injurious etIectsI" - w nav
Inc ABOVE Invaluable medicine may constantly had or
opposite Tie Eagle Hotel, Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-02
IRON CASTINGS.

LtlfIE Subscriber informs the public, that he
carry on the IRON FOUNDRY near the Savage
Factory, where be makes Soft Iron CASTINGS for Dla
chneIy Of all descriptions All 0rders sent him the
Foundry, or TO Mr.. GEORGE WILLIAMS, No. 3, Bow
Tvs wharf Baltimore, for Castings will with immc
da,e attention, Castings delivered there free
expense for transportation. JONATHAN BONNER.
Baltimore, Jan. Is, 1929. 1afl2t.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-02
Patent

and merchandise ofcvcry 4
Orders for Balances of n
for any part of the apparatu
attention.
no 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-02
Jan II
N Goochiand Couhtu Couri. fotA .Lrn,,n-,, - TO-

Joseph Pollard, pit. - ''''
against
John NJ RCdford Sannl Ieake and Arri, l. CHAHrtly.
thief Jones, dis
ms DAY came the plaintiff by his attorney and filed his Hill
spd IT Appearing Ia the satisfaction court thai the def
cant 'ohn NJ keloi, uhabitan OF TIM, Stair i
-oIuefcd na the SAID defendant john NJ Reifr do anrsr
mere on inc hrSt day of May next and answer the m of
uc plani ana that copy OF this order forthwith inserted
III some pnc newspaper printed city of Richmond far
tYo months successfully, and that copy be pof al the
ol uoor OF me courthouse OF his county, two successive
corr DAYS am IS further ordered that defendants Samuel
Lcake ana MrrIwefher Jones do pay away srcrrc ~
.uherse dispose of any effects in thir I...- -
longing ~ the dc1tDis-. =, Do, -. O. " -, DC.
70 81 'onh WI I.o"io'ti, - 10 enable them
&c plaintiff the detr in the plaintiff S bill me ,fioreJ
and the this siIit ''i'
o COPY Tesie, MAR. w. MILLER