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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-04

dsy. bu, aeeaie scence is duty, under eircum-
stances not placed among those we are Permit-
ted to control should, indeed, with pecliiar
delight, have met and exchanged there, oongta'
tulalions personally, with the small oanc. 'he
remnant Of The host Of worthless, VINO joihru
with Us on that day in The bold and douotiu!
election we were 10 make Tor our country, oe
tween submission and The sword; ana 10 nave
enioved with them The cunsoiatory faet 'ha'
our felow-ci iZen,. after hslf century OF e1-
perience sud prosperity, continue 10 approve
The choice We made. May il he 10 the world,
what believe it will be, 20 some parts sooner,
20 hers iarer, but finally 10 ally The sienai OF
arousi q mrn TO burst the chains under which
mrr kish ignorance and superstition had per-
suad i them 10 bind themselves, and 10 assume
the blessings ana security Of self government
The form which we have substituted. rts'ores
the free righl TO thr unbounded exercise oil rea'
son. and free ON OF opinion. All eyes are
open, d, or opening, TO h rights oil man. he
general spread OF the fights OF science, has a.
ready lid open 10 every view the paipaoe
truth, thai The mass Of mankind his not n'eh
born with saddle, on III ir hacks nor iavord
few bnord and spur'rd, re DIV TO ride the'n ir-
gitimat'l, by 'hr grace It u ID ihese are
gro, uds OF hope Cor oihrrs-ior ourselves, lei
the annual return Ot inns daV forever FHes'
our rec 1fircipns Il these riShto, and an undi
mini, hid devotion To them.
WI ask permission here TO express thf
pleasure WI which should have met my an,
cleo, nriehbors of the ci,y of Washington aud
its venilss with whom / passed so many
years OF pl,a>ipg social Intercourse. an in'ef
course VIII, - So much r lieved the arxie,es OF
The public cares, and left impressions 5" deeply
Cd
gotten. Wiih my reg ei1na, / ! health torbids
me the pr If aim # an acceptance, be pleas
ed t. receive Tor you,s.lf, and hose Tor whom
YOU wife, he assarsnce of my highest respect
and friendly a;tat hmenis
: III. JEFFERSON
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-02
MILES KING

We have been permitted by an esteemed friend, to
,ake the following extract from letter received by
IN relation TO the case OF the gentleman at tn.
head of this article. Mr.. King it will be recoilected
was removed from the situation as Navy Agent, at
Norfolk, and TINT, finding his removal had created
great dissatisfaction IN Vrg VIA and elsewhere, an
attempt has been made by the stipendares of power
to lIiDress the public with the belief hat he was a
deaultcr. Without assuming the responsibility of
positive accusaon nsihuation Is resortcd to- and the
terms apparent deuicaion Is made The form of ac-
c,sation against hun. Such crileily must, if uny
thing can. awaken sense of justice in the peopn.
Htr' hing is ali entire stranger to ard therefore.
our sympathy for him arises solely from our belief IN
his entire propriety Of conduct.
"AlIEs KING bas re,ursed from Washington; the
accounts he carried up enough to shew balance
IN ms favor-he has more in preparation, and before
he Is done, he will prove Uncle San. 10 be a deruiicr
that 49, will prove large balance in his own tuyor
lie has gained many warm friends anonu the Juckson
men themselves by his manly, hut prudent course
and the acknowledgements of the clerks at Wash
ngton that his accounts have been perfectly correct
and clear, and that they loss for any reason
why he should have been turned out."-i2si. Ciyoa
-.-
The L. 5. shi? Peacock, fitted with suit Of cot
ton duck sails, Went to from New York on aur-
day. She carries captain Elliott, who is TO take
command OF the West India squadron.
The New Orleans Courier of tho 9TH says-Since
our last publication we have arrivals from different
parts OF The Mexican coast, all Of which bring the
pleasing inflammation that the news OF the invasion
awakened an universal excitement au,onr all classrs
ana that active preparations, were making in every
uiimportant place to repel the invaders.
Inc New York .4nerican says "BoUpnurN, the
bookseller, of Paris announces by ordinary adver
tlsement, and without parade, book of which
the success Is cerlaini trIlslation Of Horare.
III, says one of the papers, you wish to know the
name OF the translator of Horace, it is other than
Sttnistaas Louis Xarier de France, LOUIS XVIII"
MAINE ELECTION.-Tle Portland Advertiser
gives returns of the election for Governor from oil but
As towns from which it appears that Mr.. Hunton,
1.-THE National Republican candidate) has majority
over Mr.. Smith, 1.-THE jackson eandidate) Of 2775
votes,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-02
Ton TIE RICHMOND WH1a.

Conference.-The removal of Col. Robertson from
the Collecorship of Petersburg s at length formally
announced; and what is rehndra6ie the Jackson print
IN Petersburg, confcsses that suspicion whatsoever
attaches to his character in other words it confssp
that his removal has been caused purely by political
considerations, that by his conformity to jack
sonism. [ congratulate the public, gentlemen, on
this confession glad that VICTIM if no more,
inputaton of dishonesty to which power and the syc
ophants and myrnidons of power, have attempted to
cosign all whom Gen. Jackson the prosecution of
his favorite system of forwarding his friends and pun
ishng his enemies has chosen to prescribe. The
Jackson print alluded says that Col Robertson has
honestly discharged his duty to the public.
But gentlemen, IS it true, that Col Robertson has
been removed solely for considerations apperainng to
the late presidential election Was it not under
stood that he and the federal officers generally in Viz
GINA, were to be spared-that strong responsiveness
had been addressed to the President, against their
removal, and against proning the soil ofthis ancient
and high toned commonwealth, by the tread of pro-
scription? This the current belief Are other
victims to follow? Or is the removal of Colonel
Robertson to be traced to secret influence OPP
Grating upon the President from IicJtn,ord and
instigated by causes wholly foreign from the late
Presidential election and from national politics. DO
the people of Virginia know the fact, that Col Ro-
bertson is author of the able and popular essays of
Geo. Chnton-essays which have made profound
eT impression than any production from the Daily
Press within the last ten years? Let this fact be
taken into consideration-let it be connected with
the time of his removal, six months after the Pres
idents reign commenced, and with the understanding
if not the PROMISE that prescription should be in
tToduced into Virginia, and the inference is not Vio-
lent that the power of the National Government
has been invoked to punish Col Robertson for his
temerty in probing the condition of the Bank of Vr-
Cinia The people of Virginia know but little of the
arrogant feelings and vndictve temper of u certain
Junto, if they believe this inference either violent or
unchartable. ANTI-JACKSON and
ANTI-BANKS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-02

The brig Tampico, at New York, from Cartha-
gena, confirms the account Of the fall of Guayaqul
into the hands of the Coloinbians. Nothing, how
York Mercantile Advertiser states that the Peruvian
troops at Guayaquil rovoted against their comman-
dcrs declared themselves in favor of Bolivar, and
delivered up the place, with the commander in chief
and other officers, as prisoners to the Colombian
troops 1t was expected this event would be follow
cd by the submission of the whole country to,the Ii
beTatoy, and an immediate peace.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-22
Errota IN No. 9.

LIST column, about one third from the top, al the
close OF sentence-for the words, :" in words, in
speech, in object, or INTENT" read-in words. In
the top, after the word "encounter'' insert
There is no such word as g Trade" in the whole
Constitution--Mr MS word-whercas the words
'General Welfare" "Mr. Adams's words" are to
be found therein.-For these words, at the close
oil the No " Shall receive an attentive and undi
vided attention." read, Shall receive an attentive
and undivided examinations.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-17

THE unparalleled reputation of this medicine is
such' and ITS ~pre-eminent virtues are so well es-
topIshaI' ana SO fully acknowledged by an intelligent
Puoiic' mat II Is scarcely necessary to say any thing
iurther than that 1t is \ SOVEREIGN REMEDY
In Diseases ofthe Liver: Debility resulting from intern
PeIancc and dissipation: Old and m~veterate Ulcers:
I ans IN the Bones, attended with swellings of the
JUIHtS; lhdlgcStlon: BlotchcS OH the Face. Pimples. &c
syphilis; Cutancous diseases generally, and letter in
particular: Mercuriul and Scrofnlous complaints.
ne certlhcates Of wonderful cures performed nv
the CathoEcon, have become so numerous, as to pre-
CluGc thelr insertion IN any newspaper, and has made
It necessary for the proprietor to print them in n
pamphlet OF about 100 pages. This will be forward
ed as soon as possible TO the several Agents for ora
L!uitouS distribution, and must. on perrsal, strengthen
the good opinion now entertained bv the friends az
this medicine, and .disarm, as it. is hoped. the nrc;udi.
Ces OF those who view with distrust any medicine no,
known IN what Is called regular practice Facts
are stubborn things, and cannot be gainsaid.
ut the earnest solicitation of members Of the mod
ica! faculty, and others who have witnessed the aston.
lshlng cures effected by the use of the VcoctobI.
Cattolcon' and who are anxious that it's benefits tc
mankind may be more widely dlfiused, the propricto,
has consented to reduce the retail price TO TWO
per bottle; and this will be done with.
ON III any way deteriorating the quality Of the med
icinc, or reductHg he size IF The boiYe, rs has beer
materially done IN the case Of Swaim's Panacea.
hltrneis q hthrs recently reeovefJ from physicians, and from
age7fSJor The sale n PoteTs Cpthohcon, most NJ uion, ~,
a,0 dg.1SJor Srdi1's PanGcea.
81 retail more than a dozen bottles Of YOUR Ca,hoico, ,,to.o
sen are bottle OF SWANS Panacea; and I feel treat ple,s,,re in
hoicon tned' II has produced dsctded beucfL"
"Jouid you afford to reduce the price Of your Cstboliron IN
W. uGlliIs, : 5n3uln more frequently prescr1p it to my patients,
tWl tWS "ouih also he done by a number Of other physicians in
tbs town and vicinity vino have used it with the best e0ects
ai.er an me o'ee, Panaceas, and the Compound Syrup of Sar.
An eminent physician saws, oI have known several cures nor.
nnhei Wy INC use OF your Cathohcon, which had previoasly
resisted the ordinary Prescriptions of the faculty, and have
never known il tn pro luce injurious e0eciS"'
Inc above invaluable medicine may be constantly had Of
J. II. BLAMIRE.
lWF opposite the Eagle Hotel, Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-17
TERMS.

Inc terms are three dollars a volume in advance. aud
mere 10 two volumes a year, Of two Nos. each; thev we,s
originally stipulated TO contain 800 pages, but have ay.r-
aged more than 400.
Inc Editor aud his Agents will pay to any person. ONE
p"iLA" OF every "t' subscriber, " no pays his advance
10 the year. or for one volume; and every ev subsc,ib.r
VINO 'o'"neeTS MS name either Ia the editor ar his agents.
" 'h a payment in advance Of FIVE dollars, shall be eIed;,ei
six dollars in the first years account.
Returns may be made either 10 the ENRON. = o. H.
zFKIAH Howe, or a. II. AlALTBY, New Haven; f. LIr-
TELL " BROTHER, Philadelphia G. g. G.. & n. CAp-
WILL New york; HULLIARD, GRAY, LITTLE &. WI
KiNs' Boston, or to any Of the agents Of the Journal. ho
az hereby authorized to fulfil the above stipula tions
"on.p'1ie sets OF al the back volumes ran be furnished.
u Editors Of me- spa rers " no rcruhTs, ,ta"t".
"' 'aV"r the "tJert by their remarks, are respectfully re-
9urs'ed To forward To me the paper comta ininr Them, and
nose wh" have not seen, and may wish to see y spcoimen
OF The work may indicate it by the letter II on the erve-
'"pe; Sueh a back number on volume as can be SHARED
iuiy o. D'H'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-17
TERMS.
To Printers and Publishers

NhE subscriber having added the manufactures If mn.
4 veao!e Type to his Stereotype establishments. res.
Ie'Ii"''y soicits a share Of the patronage Of the Printers
oil pennsylvania and the adjacent States.
Having a PRACTICAL knowledge of printing, and also ha.
wing neen longer practically engaged in the business of
o'eieo'yp'hg than any other person in the United States.
ne h'pes 10 he able, from such experience, to give salts.
,sc''"h 10 those VINO may favor him with their orders.
: i""n an intimate acquaintance for a number OF years,
lhe"f'y e'shD with the business Of type founding. he
n'pts TO be able to produce type equal to any offered 10
the Printers Of the u. States.
iiis prices, though low, sill Of course be the same as
o'h'rs III the same business. Nor will i've attempt 10 vio.
la'e truth or insult common sense. by pretending to any
INCREASED facilities IN the manufacturer tor there ate
~ "'her Facilities at present in this city, than the re were
= years ago, when type were from 40 TO 80 per cent.
higher than az pTesent) nor have the 'materiais used in
maNlhg printing types been so greatly rsdured,r as 10
otdr any proPorhOH To the reduction in the prices OF
type. But the reduction has been Endured" bv CONNIE
t"toh,' aud an ovefbearing disposition in some IT those
founders who have grown rich on the heretofore enormot 3
profits on type.
All sizes OF type, plain and ornamental, for book and
J"o pruning from IL lines Plea 10 Nonpareil, constantly
on h"hn ~ such quantity as TO supply any order al shof
hu'Icc' In Tie choice "f Bock-letter, pains hav, bee,
sake" "a select such faces as are generally approved fo,
tymmetry, neatness and durability.
lie also keeps a complete Printers Warpbou.e. Nh,
only one ~ his oiiy) and can furnish a complete P,ioiiue
Office at very Short notice.
The following are his PRICES at a credi, Of 6 n,ortbs
Tor approved notes or aoceptance-ur a Discount Of 6v,
per rent. VIII be made for CASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-17
LEWIS WEBB & co.
OFEER EOR SAI

OFFER FOR SALE,
SO Bbis and 100 bags coffee, Loguira ST. Domingo
and Java
10 hhds molasscs
20 hhds and 10 bbls ST Croix and Now Orleans 81.
CARS
2 hhds II boxes and so bbls loaf and lump sugar
90 hhds and 100 bblsrye whiskcy
10 bbls Carathcr's rectified do
200 bbls Isle of Wight and Northern annie brondv
D do peach brandy
3 bids and so bbts pure n. f. rum
Q do Antigua do
, do jamaica do
? pipes French brandy
3 do Holland gin
Dry and sweet Malaga WINES
Lisbon, Tencrifc "'NrS
Port. MusCat
London porter, cider
100 bbls vinegar
$50 sacks Liverpool ground salt
Do do blown do
80 tons Sweden. English and American bar iron
. do castings
German, c%rawlcy, blis,cscd and cast steel
Cut an dwrought nails
$50 Spanish hides
$50 sides sOnl leather
90 sides upper leather
Barrels tanners oil
500 bbls n. Carolina cut herr;urs
so do mackcrel
10 do prime pork
! 10000 lbs bacon
IL casks prime cheese
Irish potatoes. tar, c3pp eras. alum
Bumstone. indigo, pepper, pimento
Race and ground ginger, almonds
R1lsins, nutmegs, cassia. dcmiiohns
Quart bottles, tumblers, decanters, wines. &c
Stone ware, window glcss
Letter, writing and wrapping paper
Sperm and tailow candles
Browu and shaving sop. lCcswav
Imperial, gunpnwdcr and pcuchorr ;cas
Duponts and Rogers gunpowder
Shot, bar lead
Clover, orchard grass and herds grass seed
NhIttcm0res cotton and wool cards;
ALSO,
Cotton ~hagcing, bale rope, bed cords
Leading lines aud various other kinds of cor.
dagc
Seine and wrapping twinc
Shoe thread, osnaburgs thread
OSnaburgs, hesSians, cotton warn
Domestic broad cloths. &c. &c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-17
Richmond Dyeing Establishment.

On Cary Street, rear Of he Virginia and Farmers
Banks.
OSEPH WILLIAMS is grateful to the ladies
~ ana gentlemen of Virginia, for past fayo,lrs and
hopes n continuance of the same; and would thank
the ladies sending their silk dresses, 10 have them ia
Ken to pieces, which will enable him to warrant them
To he dyed and finished as well as at any establish.
nent in the Union. Canton or stuff dresses not ne
cessary, as he has suitable machines TO finish them, If
sent to him i'll the situation above mentioned.
Gentlemen arc Likewise informed, that he scolrs
and rcnews in colour, coats, pantaloons, and vests, to-
geter with all kinds of apparel, and ifrequestcd, repairs
them in the neatcst manner. AS usual all kinds OF
piece goods dyed, and hot o cold pressed; furniture
stuils cieansed and re-dyed i'll the neatest manner.
n Ii. Tickets will be issued on leaving the roods
with him and requests they will be presented on an.
plicationt or the same.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-17
10 The Printers If the United States.

10 The Printers Of the United States.
late the prices Of all the materials used in making
- PRINTING Types, have been greatly reduced, and the
faculty vt manufacturing greatly increased. The sub
scfio'f therefore has been induced 10 make a propotiona
os 'e""'''on 10 we puecs' which. from the 1st of April,
have hern as stated iu the annexed list.
The character n the Type made ~ this Foundry +.
weIkn"wn TO the ! RADE, wso are assured tiauin reg,,l
10 the quality oi metal, hnisb, and durability, no deviation
has hern made.
lie hason hand a complete assortment and can sunuIy
any quantity on = shott notice; he will be- happy ~ re-.
ceiye the orders Of his customers, which will have imne
diatc attention.
Merchants who have orders from abroad, eau have OFF.
ce' complete with Presses, ADD every thing NECESSARY for
" rnr'i"g Esiabiishment, put up in the uiost prrfrrt
Uaurrr.
Puh'shers are requested To- give this advertisement =
place 90 ioeir papers u few tim,s, 90 receive payment, 81.
m type, or ~ settlement NJ fbrtr accounts.
RICHAED DONALDSON, PLlodsOLEg.
PBiCESa-At six months credit, for appmvri pnper
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-17

N~'h'tNIA; At a superior court OF chsncery holden 4,
'e Capitol III the city of Richmond, on the 31st
Gay oil January, 1925: William Mann, in HE our
r's"' ann as eN'"r of James Mann deed. nit. oeainJ B,r.
AMIN Mann III his own right and rs cx'nr of James Nlann.
{ 81 "m lTueheart, late sheriff Of Hanover county aud
Us su'h administrator of John Mann, dec,d. Mania Va
Ine'"'' VINO was Martha Mann, Austin Por,c, and pa
ny hS we, hliL"beih Wade, who was EI,zahou, Ma
hruben Burton, extor Of Thomas Wade. Jamcs N,nn
Eiizahfth Mann' and Adcliuc Mann, George CHINA
VIM Gilman aud Milly Gilman, Thompson Mann.
~. &c ~ hS wIie' Moore and Judith
n rs "nr' VIM Mann, George Mann and Sarah Mann.
rake street and Temple Elliott, John ID. Brown. Fis'
ming Brown Thomas Cawthornr, Aun Mann. vyjdo,r 70
James Marn, Elizabeth who iutermauied win
JUICY George, William aud Sally Mann. children or
George Mann, deed, dts. ~ W
ms cause IN which the plaintiffs appear IN have p,o-
ceeded ~ the mode prescribed by law against the dcfcn.
n'nis a usiin Porter aud Fopny his wife, James Man
"eof6e Gilman, WIN Gilman. Hlilly Gilman, Tbouus,n
Mann, Martin ami Elizabc,bI ~, .tc' '",ps""
and Judith his wife, WIN Mann, George Mann. sa,,h
''""n aud Thomas Cawthornc who are out Of Ibis eoun.
''y, 'ni az TO the other defendants ca the several der,ets,
ofners taking the bill for confessed rs to them. ANS on
mss Gay To- be heard on the bill and exhibits. and NO.
argued ny counsel; ON consideration whereof Tho con,,
com order that one 81 its commissioners do state the TO-
v''aI accounts between the parties in the bill upptioned
''I ,epoIt we same 10 The court, with Any naiiers she.
''aHy stated, deemed pertinent by himself q, which n.y
ne Ie1"'rod by The parties To be So stated.
AcopY' Ieste, MM G. r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-17
CoMm1ss1nrrn,s n.-

Richmond. July 7th, 1895.
Inc parties intcrceied viii please take notirc. ,ha, L..
appointed the 1Otb day Of September new, f. , ,"o' J. ""sr
pofirfn'nre oi The duties prescribed in the forcooing o,is,
on which day at 9o'olock, a. NJ. they are reuui,esd ms -,
~ ny Office ~ ihis city, with their acco,pt. 1870
and documents ready Tor cxaiuina ton and ,c,,iomos,
% w0w HILARY BAKER. Coz,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-17

I rules held ~ the clerks office Of the court ri the q.
IA States ior the fifth circuit aud eastern district Of Vitgi-
ma, IN the month Of July, 1899: WIN Keith, pit. against
william Mayo sheriff Of the county Of Ilenrico, William
6atnett ex'or &c. of Richard Brooke, deed. whn vase x-
ecutor Of WIN Brooke, deed, which Richard and Uruia,,
brooke were dcyisccs aud legatceyrG GEORGE BROOKE
decd, Alexander Tuustnll son aud heir of CATHERINE ruu.
stall, the same Alexander TunstaH brother and bei, NJ
George Tunstall, I'm arnett and Ann NJ. his wife. John
u. Hill, Thomas Coleman aud Frances c. his wife. FIi,s.
beth Ludlow, baylor Hill adm'or OF Bsyior Hill and Of
Mary Hill decd. John Brooke, George Brooke. Robor,
Campbell, jr, Robot Campbell het ard adp,'oY Of Coiin
Campbell decd, Thomas Pits sheriff Of the countv. NJ Ne.
sex, Christopher Johnson sheriff Of the county IF KIM
~ iIiam 10 whom the estate of Dr. Gobeu C,o,,beu ,,s
committed Tor administration, I'm Robinson sferG Of the
county oI htng y Queen, to whom tue estate of Gcofrr
bfooAe was courmitted for administration, and Nm Gar.
"rt' a1m'of Of Robert Brooke, decd. dns.-IN CHANCE.
ny.
The defendants John Brooke anil George W. Brooke
no, having entered their appearance in this cause. and the
"oleu"'n' Robert Campbell, jr. not having entered hs
'Ppt"f"n'e To the amcodcd bills therein. and they not
n'''g gwen security according ~ a rule of the court, and
" "PPt"f'hg mat hey az not inhabitants ~ the state Of
''a'nlaion motion of the plaintiff, by his counsel, it is
oforfeh' mat the said defendants do rrresr before the
SAID court At the city n Ricbmond, on the first day of tae
next term, and hf their answers, and that n COPY " this
I"'c m fohhwih inserted in some newspaper printed
~ tho city NJ Kchmcnd lf two months successively and
posted 1T the font door n the capitol IN the said ci,y.
30 copy. Tesie, RD. JEFFRtEs, cLK
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-17

Inc prices on ornamental and fancy tyne have been ,c.
duced in a greater proportion.
OId 'yneT received in exchange, at . cents per ID.
a Book ol Specimens will shortly ne published.
S|TEREOTYPING viii he done AZ the lowest nriccs =,
ihe best manner, as heretofore.
Publishers Of Newspapers IN the States Of New Jer-
Fy renn'yIvHnia' Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, North
and South Carolina and Georgia, who .ive the sbovs q
conspicuous insertions, slfaIl be entitled to 81 so payable
IN Iype, or In settlement of account. !. HOWE
July 81 ~ Corner Of Crown and Callowhiu streets
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-17

VlNOINIAi Alta superior court of chsncerv boIdsn j.,
the capitol in the city of Eichmonc, on Wedns,I. -
y. Gibson, dn.. '' '7"'"' "oueTt
On MOTION ~ the defendant, by counsel, and II spp.,r.
,ng 20 I'VE StHsIaei'on Of the cour, that security piysn bv
~ this oau7e, rs %insuficirnt fo .o,,,o a., -" "'u'' MN
u1u,y S'uent "" be- INCLINED, the court dofh o,de, ,bs,
un.sss me pI',,nih give oti-r security unexcer,io,, ,,ta
"'''' 'l'y nays aiicy Ire shall have been sr,v,J old,
''py o. disorder Tor prosecuting Inc said ininrrno". ina,
u stand Dissolved asa act NJ u,isdav. '''' ~
q C"ry' Tes;', NN. @. rrNpttrov.r
sIr' .ICHARD LiGON: Sin. Above is , co,v Of an
y, NJ court. oi "hirb { take this mode nf o,vire van
,. .'Ir''D'y 10 me act of the Gercfal k.sembiv nf
y '""''''h"''I'h IN such case made, vor heinz Al t,g
'"' '"n' without tac said cou1nouwcaith.
"H 9. ROBERT T., GIBSON.