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Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-16

it is deandcdwth humble. but unwayering trust in the
mercy of Heaven"
On mooa by Mr. BEnnrrS the letter and protest were
then ordered to be printed for the use ofthe Senate.
Agreeaby to notice, Mr.. Chambers introduced bill
providing for the payment Of interest certain States for
advances during the late
The resolutions of Mr. Benton relative 10 the Sinking
Fund.- public debt and Bank of the United Sta,es
taken up and after discussion, severaly referred to tile
Committee Finance.
House. MrGae presented the petition of the Chesapeake
and Delaware Canal Company representing that their
nal is very its completion but that the company
quire about Sl50000 additional funds and asking an add-
tiona subscription of the U. s. to that amount. great
number of petitions against the transportation of the mail
on Sundays we're presented.
Mr. MDufie from the Committee of Ways and Means
submted report the subject of sales at Auction
companed by bill regulating such sales The report
as the unanimous of the Committee, that far
relates to frauds and impositons the community, by
means of this mode ofseng merchandise Congress can
interfere, that the remedy belongs exclusively
Stale Legislatures Congress will interfere to prevent
frauds upon the &cThe bill imposes no tax or
duty these sales but merely subjects them to certain
restrictions and regulations.
Mr.. storrs reported bill for taking the fifth
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-16

singular and distressing accident occurred in Dalti-
arew days ago. Two vicuaers, one colorcd man.
were engaged in private family, in cungup pork. The
weather being cold wine glass Of spirits was given EACH
the drinking of which succeeded by the most
dreadful and, finally fatal consequences 1t appeared that
brittle containing snbimue, dissolved IN SPIRITS
had been used for knownto contain pure SPIRITS and The
mistake only discovered when human relief was una
vang. H. Amer
The Washington Correspondent Of the New York Com.
merca Advertiser, has furnished that print with list OF
all tine Field officers of the Revolutionary Army, who have
applied for and received their pay under the tct OF the
last Session OF Congress- There appears to be now only
26 of them living of that number there Colonels
Lieutenant Colones, and Is Majors
Governor Forsyth of Georgia. has declared the election of
George r. Gimer, member elect OF the 2lst Congress,
vodupon the ground that he failed to notify the Governor
of his acceptance with the necessary proofs OF his eg'-
biy, within the time prescribed by the law OF the State,
and has directed new election to be held Mr. Gilmer
should be reelected the question will probably arise,
whether the failure to comply with this acquisition OF
state law which is said be peculiar to Georgia. can null
y election regularly made by the people, and verified
by the Governor himself in his proclamation
Monday last the day established bylaw, for the meet
ing OF the Supreme Court at Washlngt m-Judges Wash
ngton and Story only attended, and adjourned over te
Tuesday.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-16
Postscript.

The Brig Ceres Captain Soue has arrived at Boston from
Smyrna, which place she left on the LIST Nov
Capt States that battle fought about the
10Th Oct at Chuma in which the Turks defeated with
a loss of about 80 600 men.
Our last advices from Choumla, to the 3rd of Oct
and from Vanla, to the llth--
Constantnopc dates of the 22nd Oct represent the Turks
und mayed by the fall of vana and that great activity
prevails IN the Turkish ministry
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-16
II office.

A LII persons having any demands against the es-
IA tate of JOHN FERRIS, late of the Borough
Of Wilmington, deceased, are requested to present
their accounts, properly attested for payment, to
s;ther Of the subscribers. ELI HiLLES.
BENZ. FERRIS.
Executors.
WILMINGTON I mo- 1st, 1929. 7S-2m
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-16

that candidate, dwindes to insigniGcance, and viii
never DC raised even by adversaries, if those possess
comprehensive Judgment and generous spirit MIR.
Madison acted as became his station and career,
when he called into service the talents, weight, and
patriotic zeal of Bayard, for the most important of
all foreign MISSIONS in the most critical Of all juno
tures
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-16
For. Sale,

vrvHE time of service of two Coloured Men that
Il have been brought up to thel Tanning business,
and can be we'll recommended. For terms apply
to JAMES MCCULLOUGH. %
Living near christiana Bridge.
Jauuaryl 6. 1929. 'o-A
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-16

Jnarrieu,
In Wilmington, on Thursday evening the sth inst
by the Rev. E. w. Gilbert, Mr.. ZEN AS FREEsE
TO Miss SARAH KELLAM. both of this Borough
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-16
UNITED STATES NAVY,

TREND has fayourcd with the following notice of this
important arms ofnatunal defence. N, r. Nm.
IN our Naval Service, appears from the Register, for
1872 prepared under the direction of the Secretary of the
Navy, there at this time trv-fve CArrI1xs
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-16
DELAWARE JoURNAL.
WIL.lL.I.HNsaGCNS
Friday, january 46, 1929.

Il, SunscRrBERs-Mr s. KolIock and R. Porter, jr no !"
travelling through the PENINSULA authorised to receive all
e on srbscrption or otherwise this establishment
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-16
aTrarrien,

S ships of the line and 6 frigates.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-28
DINNER SETTS.

YE1HE Subscribers have received and opened an
n elegant assortment of Dining Services of vari-
Gus qualities sizes and patterns at prices from 20 to
100 Dollars. Some of the patterns follows, viz:
Splendd stone China, India Temple pattern, with
gold mountings and lustred edges
Stone Chua. same pattern. plain
Views of Asiatic Palaces, light and other biuhs,
with white embossed edges
Panoramic views Of English scenery, ancient build
ings, ruins, &c. dark blue, white edges
Chinese patterns, same sire and qupiity
faie blue, views of English cities
a few Canton China sets, and one sett Semi CHI
pa, of fancy brown border aud purple flower.
white ground and edge
CHARLES HOLT, in. &c CO.
oct 2G-oa6t 6tc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-28
FRUIT TREES.

Henrico ColnL9 .NNrSeTy.
Z HAVE for sale, at my Nursery, n good collection
n "f Grated and Budded Fruit Trees consisting OF
Apple, Pear, Peach, Plum. Cherry, Apricot, Necta-
made 1t my business 10 select only those, that have
been found To succeed best in this climate: Catalogues
may b. bad gratis at the store or 4. X Drew, and
the Book Store OF Peter Cotton, where INV orders
That may he left, Will be punctualtv attended to.
JOSEPH SINTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-28
French RESTORATIVE.

M LANGLEY respectfully informs the citizens
In. of Richmond, and the public generally, that
he has opened Restorative and Tavern in mite n
now STYLE between the stores Of Mcssrs. Hall g.
Moore aud SIR Nelson, and invites the public give
him a call. lIe has first rate French Cook, iSt
from Paris. and is satisfied that his style of cooking
will DC tnund not less agreeable than novel here.
The Lnrdcr viii be stored with all tho dclicaccs the
market will afori-ish, vonison, and wild fowl in
their Ills bar is well stocked With tho
Choicest wines ard spirits.
n b. Coffee and Soups NJ MI TINES.
1S- Families can be supplied with meats single
dishes at their houses, per bill of Are Of The
Cav, ou the shortest notice. sept so
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-28
TO FURNlSHERs OF TIMBER.

PROPOSALS. will be received by the undcrsign-
4 ed al the Farmers Hotel, in Manchester, unit,
the 18th day of ext month for furnishing on or b.
fore the LIST Of May, 1850, Stills and Rails, for the
Chesterfield Railway. The Sills to b. of white oak,
feet inches long, by 10 inches in diameter md
dattcd on ono side the Rails Of heart pine inches
by 5, and in lengths, of II or 81 feet. Both Ss,
and Rails, to be delivered on the inc of the Railway
or if furnished from the tide water country on James
River, at the coal yards, oppcsit" Rockets.
The proposals will state Tho number of Sills and
number of feet of Rails which can be furnished and
the points at which they can be delivered
MONCURE ROBINSON, Engineer.
oct Io--ctf-cottf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-28
w. 81 J. G.. CRANE,
OFFER FOR SHE

lC9D Spanish hides. qualities
5000 sides soal leather of all grades ard qualities from
the very best To the mostnfenor, by wholesale OF
part of a side
$500 lbs and :ue shoe thread
Geo sides russell and black upper leather
80 doZ calf skins and seal skins
Boot morocco lining, and binding skins
Horse aud grain UPPER leather
BOOI-tTees aud lasts, boot cord and Webbing
Black vauIsi and shOctakeTs toOls of all Aints
Hog SKINS, far cali skins, and buck skins
Harness birdie and skirting leather
Bag, chaiSe and lining hides
Morocco SKINS, white aud common sheep skns
Saddle tvcs, fish SKINS. horse collars
Saddley, sliuups, bits of very superior quality
Coach lace, sig handles and bands, &c.
Tanners oil, curriers' tools, wo0l
GOO pr Richmond made plantation shoes
ii':nniond slaughter hides, and country hides Of oil
kiuds bourht and sold.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-28
VALUABLE YORK RIVER LAMPS
ron

IHNIIE subscriber wishes to sell one Of bis FApuS
= ylnB w loik county, ID Virginia. The Farm
proposed 20 DO sold consists Of go acres flat Ind on
bounded by York River and Croc, rn,'';' ; u,D
me river, called "WOrmlcy's Creek" from, which ,L
Farm takes it's There are about g,O acc ~.
tIS Land open aud in cultivation, well ditched snJ
Inuei secure new ienccs the balance Of tho land il
heavily numbered with large yellow heart nine rG mi
Whie OAK the under growth of this land not cleat
oo consists oil myrtle, dogvood and rrnuc vino sLS,I
pcy-Ine pest evidences Of rich land All necessary
'oses or Iarm are ercctcd-thc Managers house
haVIng Tour rooms IN it, Wild-fowl fish and ovstcrs
inc whole yenr through, are taken in abu5do,.r,,
%'uIn one hundred yards of the ho,Iyes. vessel,
craving o feet water, orc loaded within ono bnndrod
yd,uS W uIo oaIn1oors The health Of the Furm
tested by the fact, That tho proprietor hns no ay
the last Ton years. paid IL fees to pbvsioinns n go,
amounting To- ffty dollars. ~
ne subscriber will also sell one Of lu.o ,c,,o,,,
Snu i9's adjoining, ~ the town Of York-1he d,vef.
ing house Is Of brick, in rood order ,nd ,,,a = +,
enclosures nearly new. The town Of VII = r.,
from the inrm above adycriiFed I,v .n,rr ~ ,;i
only, and 10y land about 3 miles frbs - doss;raLt
property Tor persons wishDg a residence or tLe mr.,
stTsion Oi property, on salt wntcr Tbo c,o;I,,I =.
transporting produce from the firm IN NorciL 10
I'm re- or New York, render This propcrtv y,I,abI
nc hnd II well adapt 10 the growth of nil kinIs ~
Eron' 'oo"cco and cotton the latter plant is foe
growing hiNurianiy on hc farm ami IL ,,,,,,,, ,I
staple nf the eastern part of the Stntc -
WISHING To purchase, invited 90 view Tho firm ond
d"cJUgs. Which will be shown by tho ,osr,,'r n,
,ng ., =" ormly's Creek or Wy the a.bseribcr in
York.Town. Oct. -, 1899. ''''' VII v.ii
Al X. JAMES LYNCiI-Sfn, AZ you are NJ;
I'VE resident of this Commonwealth. vnn Vii
take notice, That havc filed ~ the clerks ofice IS
Ipe superior court OF law for the county Of Wythe
2 statement ~ the causes on which ! shall annI,
by priti~n 10 The Legislature of Virpinia NJ n, -
session Tor divorce from you.
You're. No EkIZABEFHLYNcTI
Wythc county, va. Sept, I, 1890. e.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-28
BOARDING.

NE subscriber can accommodate or 10 oentlc-
, nen WIN WI good board and lodging 1T the upper
tenement OF tl'c now buildings north side oC Aim
street immediately above the Banks The situation
D. pleasant sad AZ convenient to the Capitol aud all
places OF business az any other m the c,ty Terms
reasonable oct 52e,af az A Ayv--ro ~ wv
e Also, good sceoupDastiOns Tor Horses. ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-28

g. ALE Ar SOUTH EAsT.-on thursday, i2to ueSt
- month, Nov shall offer public sale, South last
the late residence OF William and Sarah r. Mewbum Of Pow
haan the crops o Corn, Oats Fodder the stocks Of ilO
Mules Cattle, aud Sheep the Furniture aud Plantation
Utensils belonging tn their esatethe mules valuable
good ok oNen Wagon, excellent Feather Beds, Natures
ses nc and great variety II aSd articles
worth the attention oil house keepers Ienns-A
dollars or Under cash; between fifty dollars and six months
over hity dollars, twelve mouths credit Purchasers will he
required to bonds with approved security, carry
Interest rom the daehc interest be ienled the
ual pay ment of the principal
There being number of articles be sold, the sale will
commence at IL O'clock ii fair, not. the fair day
WILL. BOILING, ADMIR- with the
will annexed oi Wm Mewburn,
oct2i-2aw and exor oi ). H. New OuIn.
- uNANAE.-Was committed To the jah of Jefferson
" county, The 9th day of May last, urgo named
BILL, blacksmith hy trade, and supposed to belong
southern trader lie j. black has smiling coGcnancc
about feet IN inches high, aud about - old Tie for
n,ev belonged Wm IiuIe. of this The
requested prove property and take INN away he Will re
sold for his jail fees, as the Law Directs
sept l-wJunc THOMAS GRlGCS Jaior JEFF CO.
~ UNAWAN.-Was committed to the jail ol Jeifclson
y county the 18th day o( May negro woman named
SARAH Ann WINTERS. She is about - year, Of age al
dark complexion, feet inches high has ielon
thumb She she horn between Aic and Iershur,
and raised by Rcbecca TaNlor Of Alexandria The
said slave requested property chac and take
hes away she will he sold or her jail fees thu law directs
sept l-w:hoc THOMAS C;Rlt,CS. Jao- left co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-28

CHANcERfAt rules held IN the clerks Office Of Louisa
county court, Of to first Monday i'm Seiembrr tglo.
S S o. Wills admnIs,raor Of james Niche H. decd.
S'eH - wis ~ his right, and Elza his v,iGp % i'm q ~
iINa michc, pits against Matthew Niche John M,ciio
Niche DIS ~ ''" "''0"'o' ana HHy
Ihe defendants Matthew Mcs and John NIobe no, be,
giCu ucr appearance and given security according a. I,s
" we rules o ihis court, and appearing fon sarifco,,
I'u'c lhdi hcy are not inhabitants Of Iii, state. ON 49,,
myon" me plmhs by the counsel il rs ordered tina, hC
1 "''n'aiN Matthew mcile and John Mrbie fo au,eas
.F on the fsi day Of December court ncx sudaoe,,, lie
w, " ne plaintiffs aud that copy this odr he or,jith
n 10 some nf" spapcf published in tie city of Richmond
VT Wecss snccT'fiycy aud posted the font door Of ie
'' oo "uIsc I" l'i' county, on some day
wv" Nc"py TeUe, JOHN HUNTER. e L.c
II hcnroo county court, Aug. I2th, 1929 John w smith,
@ "gHWH 1cor, ANA Catherine j.. an iniant by John
ho'y sheriff ~ the county NJ flonrico her guarsan nj
% assigurh by The defend this suit Samuel
v iafsolis aud John Estcll, dts - ~ CHANcFHv.
tt defendant john EsteI having enefe his appear
a'e snd gwen security according TO tive NJ assembly and
e rue o. hi' court and appearing by SAT- factory evidence
. ne ~ ndI an nhabiaH oi Tins coutTy ordered that
e defendant do appear hc the first day of the next
'"vrnber term aud TIE bin ~ tie painn and that
copy ni This order Dc wit some newspaper ,ub
Islcd ~ tie ciy Of Richmond 1r months scccsvcv aud
psrd ~ tie Honi door the house tbs county
" AeoPy Teyje, CHAS WILLS, Dpy. CE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-28
DRx Oocax.

DRopOSAI.S will be received Dock Office in this
Yard, the Dock Ohec Norfolk, before the FIRST
day of November next or furnishing and delivering the follow
ms described OAK TIMER, for Gate Frames To the Dock,
No IA strlight picces turning and inter posts ect
square, and 80 81 feet long
"a curved pieces aud bottom rails, ~ oe sueu
feet and MOULDED 20 inches and so ~ ~ feet long
"a curved pieces middle rails, 20 be sdod u INCHES
and moulded rs inches, and S6 To ~ feet long
go do do for rails be sidc n inches, and moulded
~ inches and IS TO 81 feet long.
The above pieces ali required for pair of Gates,
and one sci i. wanted each the Navy Yards Charleston,
Mss aud Norfolk, Tirgvia They must be Of the hes, sound
White or Lre OAK and square edged The IS pieces for rails
10 have spring Of feet in 49, radius o69l
Models OF the Gates be either Office, aud those
who intend oer proposals requested examine them
Oilers may be made FOR part the whole of the timber
either or both Docks, with the prices per cubic foot
stating the Kind and the quality OF the Oak, well the kind Of
SOIL and district where 1t will be procured.
The timber be during the Winter, between the S
Of November and the March, be delivered early ner
SPRING and decision upon the proposals will DC made by the
Engineer after the of November possible
For further information, application he made 10 MIR
Henry Singleton the Norfolk Dry Dock or TO Mr. Alexander
Paris AT tins Once. L. BALDWIN, Engineer.
DRv DocA OFFiCH,
Mary Yard, Charleston, Mass.
Sa,, o,crI II
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-28
Richmond Nail Mandatory.

ISOR sale, on very reasonable terms from 500 TO
II 1000 kegs Of cut nails and brads, Of varous sizes
from Sd to 4nd, in kegs from ieolbs. to 2O0lbs.--
warranted 10 10 made from Sceid EDn, and not from
Pig or Bloom iron al is customary in the Northern
States:
ALSO,
Spikes from 10 inches, cHnch nails of different
sizes, suitable for tobl kegs aud LhdS nail rods
horse shoe iron rocTl iron Of different widths =
and are prrnarea to execute with disrratch any or
ders III his line, and we request mercha and others
who deal IN nails, &c. 10 apply, if hey full
sor'meLt. p. HAXALI. &, CO.
oct 10--2awIf
Just PU BGISII ED-Politcal Misccisnies, compiled
81 by VIM tes Esq Governor Of Virginia -Eor sale
the Book aud Stationery Store of X ID. SANXAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-28
BALDWIN, IVES Il Co.


III AVE received by recent arrivals. and Offer n,
N 'rhoeesafe or retail, upon accommodating terms
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-28

a rules, holden clck's office The county
- Powhaan from 'e 9Th 18th day Of September inclusive
in the year 1922 Taron H. Cox pit dgti Daniel T. Bd,y
aud Elizabeth his vo formerly Elizabeth Cox, admx with
will annexed Of ush Cox, decd and kend.ck NJ Basy,
and Matilda Nj Cox infant daughter Of the said Pueh r.
Cox, rr, under ~" NJ 81 years diff TX Cu,ScfSY.
This day the plaintiff by his attorney and defendant
kendrick NJ Bashv, having entered hs appearance and
security ding the Of assembly and the rules
TINS aud II appearing 10y satisfactory deuce that
iahani at this commonwealth ordered t,ai the
said defendant do appear here the third Wednesday in
vcnber next and answer ttc hill Of the plaintiff and
copy this order nc forthwith nespa,f pub
lshed IN the cry Richmond, foo stecessvcy
and mat another COPY be posted the font door the
house Of this county.
y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-28

IENHERE will be petition to Tic next AFscin
n big Of Virginia, fjr cuv, 70 open road from
Ovens Tavern 10 Faylorsvlllo, in Hanover. nm,
thcu on to the Caroline line, in u straight direction
10 fredericksburg.
oct q wBi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-15
May

rT5HE Subscriber offers for sale his whole estate eop
L ing Of Shirley, which contains near niue hundred
Of first rate land, which there large dwelling house aud
quisie for farming.
Also, h. Hsrdsn' trsei two miles, from Shirley containing
between ~ 1900 acres OF heavily mbered land with one
Of the best Grst Mills ia the Slste being on Uever.flnS
steam, and m,king between 400 barrels aeu Of toll core
per snnum together with hundred likely pegfoe
whom are tsdegmen, house servants, &c. &c.
The above property lies Jsnss RIVER in Charles Civ
county, Val nd !. within 20 ales Of Rehmgnd ten f Pc.
tsr'huis and three Of City PonL Those who are really de-
stous to purchase may meefsn the terms by applying
tsIsburgj aid are Invited 10 vsS The premises
- HILL CARTER.
u The Editors OF The National IBteE will be pleas
ed TO insert the shove weekly for Iro months aud snm
their bill 10 this Office.
May IS. Twin
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-15

the rest. No stronger argument can be urged
against public measure, than that it has the APP
pearance OF apartial or unequal bearing on the
country, or seems TO Indicate disposition in the
majority TO sacrifice the common good 10 factous
or sectional views.-ro guard agains, the jealous
les oil the States, should be the most anxious de
sire OF our national Legislators, and for this pur-
pose they should aim 10 restrict themselves TO
general objects in which all may find benefit TO
refrain from touching narrow or local interests,
especially those between which rivalry subsists,
TO proportion the pressure Of taxation according
TO the most rigorous Justice, to watch equally over
the rights OF all, and TO exact 10 sacrifices but
such as the common good plainly demands.
( TO be ccnfiBHsd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-15

VACANCY having occurred ia the femsIe depart inf OF
1the Richmond Lane sersn School, the death The late
teacher oeeoms, Necessary that the Board Of Truees
point suits pie pe'on To this end sl who be
disposed TO apply ss required 10 send in their application.
accompanied by ss actory testimonials TO Qualification
the secretary Of the kosid before the 20h dsy
next The sslhry $500 per snbum, payable quarterly
By resolution Of The Dostd Of Trustees.
JOHN s. MYERS. Sec'ry.
mhy 70 D. 7o1JHDe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-15
M.4RSHAL,S SdIE

gs virtue OF deeres Of the Superior Chnncery
- Tor the Hebm ond district, the 9th day Of
january 1929 in the of the Mutual Assurance Society
vs. Peter T. Archer, and others SHALL Saturday the
day OF june 1922 on the premises offer for sale, public
aueon TO the highest bidder for cash, "ths Houses the bill
entionsd and described in declaration by Peter
r. Archer dated the 18th day Of October, 1915
ed i7i7 Of which hed exhibit the
or such part Of said tudiny shall be sufficient, to satisfy
the debt, interest and COSTS and the Of sale
The buildings, referred in the decree are -
sted on the plantation Of Peter f. Archer called Spring
in the county Of Powhstsn, the Appomox River and
bounded by the Lsuds Of Greed Hskn Francis Osborne
IN 1910. J.GUERRANT, m. O.. c. c. II. d.
- OF one Of hi, Deputies.
s.. 81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-15

Gloucester County Court, dIoy Term, 1929: .
YRHE Commissioners appointed th, day 10 value Henry
"a kuns"sy slave committed TO the jail Of this county,
returned report Of the valuation Of said slave aud the
being Of opinion thu. the said will not ,e public
auction for sufficient 10 tue prison fees and other
erPene, after being confined jail twelve mouths r the
TINE Of his Imprisonment TO be until the 9Th day Of June next
and doth order that the said slave the end eo be sold
by the shsra public auction after the time place
hsSins been advertised according TO law.
Copy. Teste
ARTHUR S. DAVIES, c, G.
Pursuant 10 the above order Of court shall sell public
suction, Gloucester courthouse for ready money on Sat.
udsy the 18th doy Of June the slave Henry
in the said order.
MAT w. KEMP, D. S. for
II. 4. NUTTALL. s. &C.
May u.s. t-wIn