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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-05
Executors Sale.

RY virtue of the last Will and Testament OF
~ Jos. Gailego, decd, L. as surviving Exc OF said
last Will and Testament shall expose to SALE at Pub.
Inc Auction. on the premises, on Monday, the llih
day OF the present month"; May, at l2 o'clock, the fol-
lowing Real Estate, viz:
One Tenement, fronting 20 feet Gu 18th Street,
adjoining the Store of Anderson. ,iarth s. Co.
On this property is Brick Dwelling House, which,
has been lately repaired, with Brick Kitchen, &c.
the yard running back 30 feet, to an Alley about
feet inches WIDE which communicates with the
81 feet Alley. commonly called Lombard Alley and
the right to the and equal use of said first
mentioned Alley, Jointly with the Tenement owned
decd, which adjons the north, that now for sale
The right Of the said Jos. G1lego decd, for so
much of the term of SO years, from 9th Feb. 1912
as is unexpircd in and TO tine Tenement fronting ON
18th Street, at the corner OF Lombard A LEY, now
occupied by VIM. Wallace, containing 81 feet front
and rear, and n feet deer.
And on Saturday the 10th of the present month
May on the premises ut le O'Clock,
That very valuable Lot, N. X. corner of y.
and 18th streets, opposite the Store Of Ralston a.
Pleasants containing about 10 feet front, on ID. or
Gary Street, and running back, about 1877 feet ON
9TH street.
a Lot opposite the above, S. Il. corner of D. and
10Th streets, known In the plan of the city of Rich
mond as No. 325, fronting about l32 feet on D. or
Gary Street, aud running back about pei feet, On
18th Street. On this Lot, frame buildings.
Terms one fourth of the purchase money in cash,
the balance at 8, 9, and 12 months, the purchaser
giving bonds. with approved security, hearing ineer-
as. from tho day of sale, and deed Of trust on the
property, TO secure the payment.
The sale will he conducted bv Thomas Taylor.
PETER ]. CHEVALLIE, FiXcr
may 2-l3t JOS Galleuo. decd
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-05
VIRGINIA. ELECTIONS.

Nathaniel H. Ciaiborne-No opposition
Sa'e Senate: Dr. James Saunders 1884, Colonel Sam,, p
Christian s9Dr. S. reelected in the district bv ma;o =,
4xi. ID OF D.; Robt Canpbels 423, T. a. Cobbss I9Ei
mon non "a noel 2S john C. Cray 1885, W. 6. McrweaAer 81
Hat farCongrcss Thomas Davenport So House of Del.
ley 255. - W ''o-i-as-
:, nsan-Congress J. johnson 90 p Doidridre So
II. OF Deisaes; r. billngseys ls7, X. Watts I5E viii
whole county not heard from ~
Ihadeser--Sa,e Senate: DR.. p. r. Nelson los John G.
JoyheS IL House of Delegates: Dr. Mordecai C. Homh or
neniY ~ Shepherds 74-Jaipes Goodrick &c. w
aSooaAc-Ibos NJ Bayley, John p. Drumn,onl
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-05
GREEN CORNER

THNHE subscriber wishes settle himself permanently
Il country and TO enable him do with
hmse he is anxious to sell the above named property the
place oil ms present residence lie has, former Advertise
meD noticed of tine local advantages Green Corner lie
will not repeat them here The property of LOIS
and extends nom b to street, and viii be sold entire
moeles 1T II not disposed of private sile "a mode Of
selling he greatly preier will be offered public sale,
premises at II O'Clock, ON Thursday, 9Th day of neNc
month, and the terms will then be made known.
ap3-25t CHARLES COPELAND
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-05
FANCY DRY GOODS.

ISIE subscribers have received by the Fairfield small parcel
of beautiful Jaconets and Swiss Muslin Robes Botbinnet
Capes and Ye Gro de Comp and Barege Handkerchief and
Artificial Flowers; and will open day Just arrived in tine
Richmond Packet elegant figured Swiss Musn ch plain and
figured Gro de Nap, coloured and black ros de hides bacgc
Scar long and Short Fans, Belts guard and bonnet Ribbons
Giughams Calcoes thread and cotton Cambria Jacone Swiss
and Null Muslinsogeher with complete assortment Of new
and fashionable Goods for gencuens summer wear which
yvc can sell At mitch lower than former prices
mar yvW. s. DAVID KYLE &, CO,
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sa boIeaaIe prices Gtlrre1t.
Richmond, .uay 4, 1929.


STAPLE ARTICLES.
tobacco, kafE
good to fine, lO0lb. Sc a l2s
lniddling, a so at
common, d as
refused, 3 5Oa 5
maniVdctureG-
list quail. cavendish, ID. So a 40
small twist, no. 1, IL al3
no. 2, Sa IL
-Four, city mills,
canal, 5 so
Wheat, bush !
Corn, bush. 42a a 4S
Coal, best for shipping, l6 a u
inferior, Ia n Is
Cotton, 8 a 3
VARIOUS OTHER ARTICLES.
alnni, III. 6
birthstone, roll, lb. 3a3a
Bees'oGr, best p a IS
Butter, 10 u 20
Beet, mess, Dbl. 10 SO a IL
Bacon, new, Ia Z so
Cheese, 10 a l23
Caadtes, t,llow, mould, I0l a IL
sperm. 81 a %
Coffee, w. ]. green, 10 a Ii
Java, white, l6 all
ordinary qualities, ll1aI2
Chocolate, no. /, 10 a 10
Coppenas, ID. 3 a 81
Fish, herrinss, no. i, old, 3a3 IS
shad, no. 1, 6 a 6 so
nackerel, no. 1, scarce, 6 so
do. no. =, 5 Is a 5 SO
do. 20. }, 1 25 q 4 50
Fruit, raisins, bunch, box, 3 IS
muscatel, 3 a 3 SO
Feathers, live geese, good, 3oa32|
Glass, window, sxlO, SO feet,
d rs 10xl2, do. 3 !
Gunpo,cisr, Duponrs, 5 so a 6
Hemp, American, ton, 1870 a 100
Hides, Spin, sun-dried, IL a 10
sailed, 10 a 16
Indigo, Sp'h aotant, lb.lT5ace5
Iron, Swedes, ton, los.
English, 30 a 80
American, 50 a 80
Lard, new, 6a6i
Lime, j 20
Leather, sole, Is a IS
upper l IS a , IS
LIuL5e,', clear, 1000 II. 20
mercl,antable, IL a IL
1Lahogany, St. Dom. II. Is u 20
Bay, 10 a II
O{otasses, gal. n. @. 81 a 80
w. India, generally, % n -
Ncah hushel, SIS
Nails, cut, lib. z
Oil, linsecd, gal. ~ rs
tanners, Dbl. Is II
Sperm. winter prsd. gal. 80
do. summer DO. 65 q 20
Oats, bush. 25 a %
Ptaisfer Of Paris, ton, So
Pork, prime, bbl. IL a1l50
mess, ii 4 IA SD
Rice, Carolina, (new) 81 "A
Sugar, loaf l8a2o. lump I5al.
N. o. brown, 100 lbs. 3a9
St. Cro;x, do. 10a ia
muscoradoes, 8 IA 10
Salt, sack, Liv. filled, 2 4Ga2 81
ground alum, ? l-2 a q
.Saltpet,-e, lib. 10 a l.
Spirits
brandy, cogrec, gai. 10 a / 81
apple brandy, 40 a IS
peach do. 80 a 100
rum, St. Croix 81 Aut. so q
do. New England, 80 a 81
gin, Holland, l a 10
do. American, 80 a 81
wliiskcy, "a a 25
Steel, German, ID. II a IA
Eng. b!is,ered, 8 las
Amer. do. 6
Shot, cwt. 6a7
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-05
Real Estate at Auction.

EbY virtue of the last will and testament Of John
Richard, deed, l. as executrix of said last will
and testament Shall expose to sale at public auction
the premises, Monday, the tn day of the pre-.
sent month, (NIay Immediately after the sale adyer-
tised to take place that day. by the surgviug Exc
cutor of Jos. Gaego, decd, the undivided half inter-
est of the said John Richard decd in and to the Lot
and Tenement fronting on 9th street between and
adjoining the two tenements advertised bv the afore-
said surviving Executor.
On this property is brick dwelling house about
go feet front, which has been lately repaired with
brick kitchen, &C. THE yard and private alley, run
Mug back to alley of about feet inches wide
winch c. mnlunlcates with the 81 feet alley common
~ called Lombard alley, add the right to the common
and efual use of the said alley G feet inches wide
jointly with the tenement adjoining thereto On the
south, belonging to the Executor Of Jos. CALICO,
decd.
TeFnls-Gne fourth of the purchase money in cash,
the balance at 8, and l2 months, the purchaser
giving bonds with approved security bearing inter-
est from the day of sale, md deed of trust on tl.
property to SECURE the payment
MARY RICHARD, Exe'x. Of
John Richard, decd
The sale WIi be conducted by Thomas TAYLOR
who is il like manner authorised by me to expose
TO sale at pubic auction, at the same time and upon
the same terms, Tny undivided half interest in and TO
the lot aud tenement above described wishing BY said
arrangement to effect ard facilitate sale Of tic
Whole of sud property.
may DIT PETER J. CUEVALLIE
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-05
CONVENTION ELECTION.

Henrsca--The election for the Convention COM
menccd yesterday, and among few other coun-
ties which vote on the first Monday. H.nrico
was one. The vote was unusually thin-less
than half the number of votes pollcd at the
April election, being polled on yesterday No
one whose name has been brought forward for
the high and dignifed station of member OF
Convention, was on the ground. save Philip
Norborne Nicholas, Esquire. Mr.. Nicholas assidu
eusiy attended the Polls. and seemed anxious to
yin the good opinion of the gentlemen freeholiers
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-05
The Law School at Needbam.

SEVEN months session of this School opened yesterday the
first Monday In this month"; this place, for such gentlemen
may wish attend it, and win board themselves Farm
pe which IS within mile and quarter of Needham The
nootcor OF this School will be held every Saturday through
the session, ending with November Each student will be
required pay advance the fee of seventy dollars
10 the patron lie win assist furnishing books The exam
nation of the students p be Needdom, in the
every Friday The time which the patron may
in attending his courts, win made up ON his return
= CREED TAYLOR.
Need,am, April 18th, 1929. 32-Gtc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-05

10 the .Aon- Freehoiiers of tie County OF PophutGn
The ndn-freeholdors of Powhatan are requested to
convene ut the Courthouse Monday, the first day
of the next Superior Court, in order to enter into
some resolutions, for the purpose of having them
selves represented, in the approaching Convention to
alter the Constitution. All freeholders who arc ia
vorabe to their cause, likewise invited to attend
Several Frectolders and Non Erceho[ders
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-05

NEw YoRK, May I.
His Danish Msjesty's moi war brig t.lTbomas,
commanded by Capt. Klsuman, days from ST. Tho
mas, having on board his Excellcncy Gen. Van Scho
ton, governor general of the Danish West India ISL
ands, Aid de Camp Oxhom, Doct. w. Hevcns; came
passenger Capt. Thos Bowdch late Of the ship Can
ton, Of Salem. Also on board prisoners Capt. John
Anderson, late ofthe schr. Virginia, Ivy the
name of Rogers, and some others who have been char
red with Piracy; they to be given to this 90
vernsnent for trial. understand the schooner and
cargo was left in charge of the American Consul
ToUr (o7n.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-05


From ne Baltimore Patriot Of Saturday Ercn;ng.
MORE REFORM.-A gentleman who left Wash
ington yesterday informs US, that among the new
arrangements on foot JAMES HAMILTON, Jr. late
member of Congress and chairman of the celebrated
Retsench,nent Committee, is to be assigned to the
Comptroler's office vice, Judge ANDERSON to be
made Treasurer in place of Mr.. CLARKE-Ex-CioY-
EesoR F,SDLAY of Pennsylvania, to be Register in
place of Mr. NoURsE. The Treasury Department
Is to be pretty thoroughly cleared of its present in
cuinbents 1t is further stated the authority
which is ofthe most unquestionable character, that
francis OGpEv, esq. of New York is to be the Com
sui at Hayre, and chat GEORGE WINcHEsTEa esq. of
Baltimore is actually to have Consulsip at Liv-
erpool, the most lucrative birth in the gift Of the oy-
Srnrnent.
.As,o York Custom House.--'fhe Evening Post of
Thursday says---ssThe Custom House is TO be swept
oat clean tomorrow morning, with broom,
previous. to Mr.. Swartwouts entering uron the dn-
Ties of his appointment. The newly appointed Sur
veyor (.Soa) has already taken possession of that
odice, and is as happy Lie "Alcrry Wagsof Wind
sor.''
Boston Custom House.--Thc new Collector Of Bos
ton has appointed Mr.. Samuel Jones, Mr.. James
Goosh, and Mr.. John MuzZy, TO be inspectors of tc
Customs for the port of Boston, in the place of Mr.
Ebonezcr Clough, Mr. John Minor and Sir. John r..
Weleh, dscha rged
The gentem IN discharged are acknowledged to be
faithful public officers good citizens and with large
dependent fmllies and the only sin at their door js
they are "Republicans" of the John Hancock and
Sam Adams School, hut not of the modern Jackso :
man.
Mr. Clough received the following blunt, obiurga-
tory note. characteristic of the party, to which
he readily responded.
Boston Custom House, ApriI 27, 1890.
StR,--I having appointed another person to the of
fec OF Inspector held by you, you will consider this
your discharge from any further service in said Office
Your obedient servant
DAVID HENSIIAW, Collector
Mr.. Ebenezer Clough, Boston.
IS IT COME TO THISn!
,Hc'srs. Edtors,-I wish 10 ask through the me-
dunn of your paper if offices have been sold bar
I, rcd away FOR votes? Ere officers 20 be tHrDed out
ofofficc to Ike for these voters? And must
even subordinate officers BIZ removed to give place
these subordinate voters Gracious Heavens:,! with
reverence would ask) what is our country coming
to- lust q humble citizen, for only exercising the
right ola freeman which he is entitled to by the laws
of his country, be discarded for doing? Is jtpuss
HE, in free country like ours, that man for ex-
ercising the right Of HIS conscience which right his
God and his Country has cnjoincd on him as duty
TO be deprived Of living for doing? Ifso-fare
well Eldepcndence and farewell LIBERTY. But lc
it be known to the whole WORLD, ifI die STRIVING
I'll die Yankeethat is to say, independent in Prin
ciples though not in purse.
EBENEZER CLOUGH, Ward No. /.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-05


OK 1t is requested tha all concentrations relative TO the
subject of This address may be directed Thomas C1uie
and Richard Iaa, Members OF the Committee or either Of
them.
Whereupen, on motion OF Mr.. Heath the following
preamble and resolutions were adopted.
The communication of certain citizens on behalf of
the people Of Augusta, setting forth the losses
and calames recently sustained in that city by the
destructive ravages Of FIRE, being Submitted 10 the
Hall,
Resolved, That tine President Of the Hall appoint
committee Of five persons in each ward of the city,
who are requested to wait upon and apply tothc ci
items III their respective words for any peGnary aid
they may feel inclined to give, relieve the dstrcr-
OF the citizens OF Augusta, occasioncd by the
late contTgration in that city, aud that the individuals
appointed be instructed to deposit the amo1nt
ceived by them in the Virginia Bank the credit of
the Mayor, VINO Is hereby request ed to fOrwa I'd the
amount so received to the Committee of the citizens
of Augusta, from whom the communication above
mentioned was received.
RsSolUed, also. That the clerk be instructed to
have the communication aforesaid together with the
proceedings of this Hail. inserted three times in the
daily papers Of this city.
And hereGpon, Messrs Hilary Baker, s. l. Crump
DR.. John Dove, Thomas Cowles and DR.. r. L 30
hannah. were appointed forJcGerson Wd1n
DR.. ]. peterborough, DR.. r. a. Carrington
Messrs. Benjamin Brand, !. II. Eustace and James
Gray for .MSdison Ward
And Messrs. John. Goddin, VIM. D. Wren, VIM.
IL. Fitzwhylsonn, Joshua Crump, and DR.. Hays, for
Monroe JVn1d.
Teste. WIN. p. SHEPPARD, elk.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-05
PUBLIC SALE.-

PUBLIC. SALE.
W \ virtue Of Decd ofTrust, cxocutcri by Ell
AC ward hIoselcy to tho Subscribers, OF the 2s.h
day of September, 1923 and recorded in the county
court of Powhatan, will be sold 10 the highest BID
der. OF public auction for cash, ut the residence oc
the said Edward Mosecy, tie 95th day Of this
month, three negroes, named Ponpey, John and JET
ferson: and such title is vested in the slscrhers
will be conveyed to the purchasers
FRED. CLARKE,
may 2-eo2rF VIM. S. DANCE Irnstcea.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-05

Amount OF Tobacco inspected at the principal inspections in
Virginia, during the month of April with the nuam;,v =.
hand the 3Oth, as far as ascertained a' y"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-05
GnnlmerrtaI Rerord.

DATE or LATEST EUROPEAN ApyIcEs.
from Liverpool, Marc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-27

HAVE resolved by the last packet large sup
Ladies lasting doubled vamped spring walking shoes
DO do French slippers. very superior
Do do American do with and without heels
DO goat skin slippers, the latest fashion, for sum
mer walking shoes
Gentlemens superior boots, square and round toes
Do DO light dress shoes, do do do
DO 10 goat skin pumps do DO do
DO 90 calfskin do do do DO
Do morning slippers, various colours
Misses colourcd aid black lasting and morocco slim
pers, the greatest variety ever in this city
Boys calf skin bootees aud shoes, double lined
do right cali skin and seal skin dress shoes
Childrens leather shoes and bootees
DO lasting and morocco bootees and shoes Of
every color aud shape;
Together with every other article of boots bootees
and shoes that can be made, and all of them of their
own manufacture.
ALSO,
a large assortment Of seal skin and hair Trunks
Leather travelling trunks, with iron frames and
patent locks
Carpet travelling bags
Very handsome and superior made fancy morocco
trunks
Day &c Martins backing, and large s1,pplv or
paste backing
Gould'ss real japan sponge backing, at % cents
per bottle
Patent spring punch plyens
SILK and cotton braids
No. black ribbon
And large supply of gents cheap nailed and per
geo boots and light summer pumps, at the store cor
ner OF Main and 18th streets
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-27
LEWIS WEBB s. co.
OEE'ER EOR SALE.

OFFEH FOX SALE,
so Bbis and 100 bags coffee. Laguira St. Domingo
and Java
30 hhds mol6sses
~ hhds aud 10 bbls ST Croix and New Orleans su
CARS
hhds IL boxes and 80 bbls loaf and lump sugar
SO hhds and 100 bbls rye whskey
10 bbls Caruthcr's rectted do
200 bbls Isle of Wight and Northern ample brandy
do peach brandy
hhds and 80 bbls pure n. f. rum
do Antigua do
2 DO Jamaica do
pipes French brnniy
do Holland Gin
$ $' 5s: e. f s::5S
Port. Muscat
London porter, cider
100 bbls vinegar
$50 sacks Liverpool ground salt
Do do blown DO
so tons Sweden, English and American bar iron
do castings
German, crawlcy, blisterel and cast stce,
Cut an dwrouglt nails
$50 Spanish hides
$50 sides soal leather
so sides upper leather
Barrels tanners OIL
500 bbs II. Carolina cut herr ms
so do mackerel
10 DO prime porN
10 600 lbs bacon
l3 casks prime cheese
Irish potatoes, tar, copp eras. alum
Birthstone, indigo, pepper, pimento
Race and ground ginger, almonds
Raisins, nutipegs, cassia, demiohns
Quart bottles, tumblcrs, decanters Wines &C.
Stone ware, window glass
Letter, writing and wrapping paper
Sperm and tallow candles
Brown and shaving soap, beeswaX
Imperial, gunpowder and pouchong teas
Dupont's and Rogers gunpuwdcr
Shot, bar lead
Glover, orchard grass and herds grass seed
Nhittcnores cotton and wool cards;
ALSO,
Cotton bagging, bale rope, bed cords
Leading lines and various other kinds OF cor
dage
Seine and wrapping Irvine
Shoe thread, osnaburgs thread
Osnaburgs, hcssians, cotton yarn
Domestic broad cloths &c. &c,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-27
LABORERS WANTED

On H.s HapPqharnock Colvi, near fredericksburg
s4NROM 50 to go able bodied men will find con-
a slant employment, good treatment and prompt
menthly pay on the above work; blacks will be pre-
ferred, but industrious white men VIII be empoved
by the month OF piece work.
From to G, and for very prime first rate hands
So month viii be given
Farmers may DC assured the rlsque OF abonr is not
greater than farm. Rations, as much bread
meat, fish and Inolasses can be consumed three
times day, with some spirits. Rock blasting is per-
formed exclusively bv whites.
For farther particulars as to the kind Of work. or
nnyother information required reference NAV be ba
10 Col Storrow Of Culpepcr, Mr.. Benz. Barnett Of
Fauquer Mr.. Y. Smith near fredericksburg. Messrs.
$. WeAiord VIM. 4. Knox and John RAY Of Treds.
ricksburg, or the subscriber on the work
WARMER w. MINOR,
June 5-rptf Fall Hill, near Fredericksburo
u Stone Masons will find constant eDplovrnori
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-27
BOOTs AND sHoEs.

We have Just received quantity of South American Horse
SKINS new article which for durability and sofnes suasses
Morocco Skins, dressed upon pan which makes il plant
and longer
We have received Gcncnc Lasts of the latest fashion,
(ccsent tocS,) and prepared make Boots Shoes aud
Pumps upon them in the first STYLE
We keep constantly hand, made factory general
assortment OF Ladies' aud Gcu,lencns Boots aud shoes oil
descriptions We have great variety of thdre ms Shoes
cooced hastings, morocco and leather youths Shoes
Of all kinds
And in addition 10 manufacture we have received
large supply OF New York and Philadelphia Boots Shoes
all OF winch determined TO sell cheap.
We have large assortment of TRUNKS.
or Orders from the country will b; promptly attended
may 81 eol2t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-27
EDMUND WAIISJ
Fio''r Inspector, Pichm0nJ.

al CIIANCEHE-At = court held Tor Louisa county Al
a the courthouse, on Monday May the Ilth 18lg Henri,
lawrence, executor OF Sarah Wood Decd plntG against
David Niche and Sally his wife, Lucy Richards Molly Mini
Inns James Niche, Jonathan Aiicle John Mchr William
Micne Bezelee Brown and Betsey his WIFE Edrd Broyn
and IheodosIa his wife, Nancy Niche Poly Niche David
nilche fIances Jiche, Sarah Niche, Robert Aiich.e
Martha Mchc Niche Georee Mirhie sn, ti',.ha't'
his wife, Robert g. Willis and Elz, ig wife Rnior, Micbsc
Matthew Niche and Sally his wife John Mchie To,cnL
hlche Jenneta Niche, Sally Niche james MiclIe Narrv
faJne Peter Macarthur and Mary his WIFI Ludlow gamba6,
and Sally his wife, Nancy Niche Nancy C;oodnar 6s, sat
aud Frances his wife, James Coodnan and Mana b; ie
Nlcine Maupln, Iarku Slamper and Emily bis ,vC ~,
Gates and Folly his wife Thomas Sisrner aud Nancy me III
James Maupn, Foniare Mauyin, Patrick Ma,lpn Vyf,,n
nam ad sally MS we, Richard Davis and Patsy his ife
John Mcic William Niche, Patrick Niche Marcy NIirhc
James Mlchic William Miclc, John Micbic Me-
Wce ana Patsy his wl, John Downing md poly hs uG
1lvc COS and Nancy HE wife, Sally Smith, John Wood
James Niche aud Frances Niche, Robert g. Willis adtnniq
traitor Oi James Niche, deceased and James Nicbe l. ,
stmor Of David Niche, deccascd defendants - "''"'
INC defendants George Micle and Elizabeth his uiC, Mat,
e@ Menls aud silly us wife, John Michc Nancy Payne
Peer AlcArhur and Mary hiswie Nancy Ncir Man.
man. hsa smith and Frances ms WIFE James Goor,n s1d
N8d hs Wc chc Maupin Larkin Stan1per and FniIv M
VIC Jonn Gates and Polly his wife, Thomas Sogntr and
ny W., T WE, James Maupn, Foniaine Maupin, Patrick
Maupn William Martin and SaIly his os RehaId Davis and
Iay hs wife Joel Maupin and POLY his wife Nancy Niiche
Mcrewcher AMI Patsy his wife Sally Smith and John
co MOI having entered ter appearance and given security,
aCcOJng 70 law and the rules OF this and appearing 10
e Satisfaction ofo court that they are not inhabitants OF this
sfc 81 he motion Of the plaintiff ~ his counsel is ordered
ia, Tho SAID last named defendants (vho inhabitants
t Nsie do appear here tho FIRST day Of August next,
an answer te bii Of the plaintiffs aud that copy ofts order
be forthwith inserted IN Newspaper published IN tho city Of
door Of tho courthouse VI this county, court day
SO copy. goNe, JOHN HUNTER, e. =. .