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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-03

GTHe P0Lrrs LETrKR WAFER -, rne Rds-
ian AamIrat, Couu, RI id.n. who Fl. rred con-
Join y vi hose of England and France, a.
The fight Of Navarino, his jus bren esincing a
;oelempt for IN, supe' q gu, ornsmen's OF he
loro which is characters ic of his frank sp- ak
tx profession. The editor Of n.wsoap,r
published u, Smyrna, the Smyrna Gazr'te) had
n>e,ted 2arsgr aph, msn,ioning hat The
rom Poros and Gambia, bringing several Eu-
Optsh Off ers in ,ht ser, ice VI he Vioeroy,
vbo he'd been employed o" oo-rd . corvette
mich had been taken on the coas, Of Gambia.
These fl c., il was stated, mad been Sc, at Ii
aI'y i, tae rrques, cf Vice Admiral de- Rigny,
WIN had al>o into. fered 10 stop The pillagr 10
which he captured vessel had been subj c'ed
81 The Russian seamrn sent TO supply the place
Of he original crew.
Upon me appearance Of This paragraph, the
ssIlap Vices Admiral Of his Imperial Majesty
wrlts to another Smyrna paper Che Eastern
C0Orier) as follows:
"SIn T,r d &c all the lies inserted by the
IouIier nf Salrua in his Gaze'ir, beg YOU
10 publish IN your Eastern Conner that IT Is a"
Ie'amoHs he lba, NJ. de Rigny interceded Tor
Egyptian, on board ,hs L,"ness cor's'te TO
SIP the nillag,: NJ. De Rigny never inttiisred
i the af,ir, directly or isdirrc,ly.
" Il was on infamous liethsl ;here was any
Misunderstanding he wen me and Adm'tai
MAie olm as to the taking Of the Egyptian cor
,'i'e. do no believe ,ha, ever spoke. much
v" wro", 10 him ON The subisc'
The Eluor Of tho SMYRNA Gazr,,c may lie
Vno Aer subjects as much as he p!eases; bu'
warn him 10 be very silent as TO me and my
Squadron; for, sooRer or later, an opportunity
WIZ arise Of making him pay dearly tor his i'm,
cadence
tSgned) 1.-THE Coun, L. DIX HriDEs,
Vice. Admiral OF his Imperial Majesty.
'AzOf, (ao) July, 1922, al Poros "
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-03

>, ro,,m men, in me Norfolk district con-
..., on G n TAYLoR's resignation, has as
ve.y serious character, as will BE- seen
-. r,.ouirg rx'rac, of d letter f,om high
:. =, ,pee,able and iotelligen, gentleman Of that
Inti.'; n NJ o.. ,o,o
CO, the rrturn of Gen. Taylor home, a
.-,, change his taken place IN he senli.
q, hi, La, con,i'uents upon the question
'p,, (,.,rd his ,esigna,ion; aid l ttink | may
,r. 10 saw, tbs, &c The Senate he based upon
~ car,p,a,ion Of whie populr,i"n ard tax
-, comhiard, la &" majority OF the peope
Us Di,;-is, viii mt only be SATISFIED with
.,,;., nopula,icn lei & the basis oi the House
: n lsparrs. bot win mr. Ger IL to sny oiher.-
~. arpumea' in favor Of the white basis il
N, How OF De,ega',s. is so easily understood,
.,J 20 ,euuhlcan IN 5 views, thar scarcely sH
"a iiu / in III Disrier hnt would a XIV
lido. il correctness. b. CIR the leais ,ha' are
~, aimed that il The IVES, g-,s the majority,
L.,.,IN opa.">s the slave hold, rs win taxrs-
{. ne thu East again,, these tears, by b sing
~. Sroa,r upon a ioundd'ior ths, viii give &c
,1, lave h ,Idcr, MAORI in that branch Of
al I.FH "
-, ion, i, ,ri, DIS ric'. m sat f..d
N,po,i IS h " gpn fr IN N,rfnik Borough
add Nnsemoud and P :ue,ss Am Counties,
,,,r,v,as ,hc course pursued BY Gen Tayio,
!, d, C,nveu ion, and rrqres luz Mr. Grig.hy
10 ? sig, AID the ZEN ,ini"g DeI-si,es L. a?
mint Gen IsSipi Ia his s'e,d. rhr memo
Ill. ave nern sig,e IL III b ,rnugh, ~ $50;
in \ nsemond, by 1877; aud i" Places ir"e.
By bout 50 ."rr> al oge'her by ab ut ATT
u, ers No ct ,rl has brsn made i0 thI> coan>
IS % get >'grrrs, 'hougn u is believed Iha'
n, i,ri IF IS vr.tr, would 81 IN the III .m,rI !
oi,I.i, cd M The Il ougN AVh-n Nj, Guys
By WIS Az. oirJrd, i wa, announced ~ lis
fired, IN Ri hm"ud, INA; lie was app inr'd
pp,, tie or, nd hot ne was the only gentle
nan hsn H. Richmond, fIom he district. wbo
,rD,e,eu ed n, portion 81 i in he L, eisialurr.
TIE confidence l.posed in him ny he voers OF
Norio'k Boiough, IL ssndins hin TO The i.egis-
hDure, va, tae assumed ground 81 ais sane
liur 'rr rnr CpnvenIInn, by he Other ID lrgairs
from rbr Di,tric'. But he very ro;ers Who
,sn rim L. tn Legislature, have now request
eihm TO ,ts'gH--for i canno, be 6eni, d That
} hrge mSiori Of those who voted for him a.
mrmrer of he l.. gisl4'urs; have signed The
memorial requesting him TO 'ssign Nha'
course Mr. gshy viii pursue know not.
A. i. rlrC' ION % the Cove rtipn wa, based
4pop he conf ''nce Cf lie Bore gN p. pie, and
hei' pr. s.med aish ia ~ ,nonid BE apprin'-
I'd TO hat body, and IS nat pre- ump'in" has
oxen expressly conuaIit d | shp Id .hink, 4
he 0er- DESTROYS ~ re an heir nh 'oc", At
Rw1u d immed .iy rc.ig" Richmond Hing.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-03
Seine Irvine.

[flFTEEN bales shall and herring Bridpolt seine
l. twine just received and Tor sale b,
dec2 w. FOWIE & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-03

ConS ExcKASGE.--The prices Of Flour were for the
most part steady. 5000 bhs. Troy aud S0J bbls. New
York from GeneSee Wheat, were taken fer France, a.
80, on very short time. The s,"s of West -rn en-.
tended to z or 5000 bbls. The inspr ctions Of the
month Of November xceed 100. 900 bbs he stock
IS variously estimated firm 81, 0)U 10 so 600 bbIs Of
all sorts 1t is very light ut any rate, aHd not half e.
quail to the stock year ago Several parcels # Ge.
nesee Wheat were sold at lib cts which is now the
highest price Some good North River Wheat, Ne'gt.
ing 6!,b was sold n, ll23cs and several sargoes of
GOOD Virginia at 100 cts Rye, Corn and Oats very
dn = N:,r. Hrk Jo,r Of Com. Nop. 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-03
NarsMa\'s sale


WILL be sold, Tuesday. tie 22d day Of December
w merit, at ~ O'clock, the prem es, for cash, all
the right and title ofhugh w. Minor TO that
.T:s. TRaCT OF LAND,
~ with all the improvent n,s thereon, contain.
TOS ing about me hundred and sixteen acres, and
s-stss. bounded as follows:
BEGINNING at the figure one, 4 stake near red oak,
c'rn of Tot No I, in the old line, thence, with said
line south, and running with the lane SOUTH and bind
ing on Chds land, To the Of the siNty lot
Of Philip II. Minors part OF the same plot No. 2, aud
devised to the said p a. Minor by his father, George
Minor, deceased, thence east in straight line, from
the lane east t plot, and dividing The said plot
no. 2 between u. Minor and the said Hugh w.
Minor, To three marked sapings the nt rsection Of
Writings linz, thence, north. with whtng's line. to
Simon r. land and ding on the said SOM
rs land until il the land &c Caleb richards
hers, TO stakes thence with he same land west, to
Ghesnut ar the branch; thence, from the chestnut.
and binding the heirs of richards, with the lane,
vest t"'h- corner ofbeg,nnng.
Sold suhjec to the dover right Of Mrs Hugh W.
Minor. to sasf, two eAecuons-one in favor of Geo.
Minor ard Others, and the other IN favor Of Joseph
Sew veil, use uf Doctor william tiunneil.
II the purchaser fails to comply with the terms Of
sale, the land will be sold, and the FIRST purchaser
held responsible for any deficiency that may arise in
consequence of a second sale
C.. SCOTT,D ".
For T Ringgold .Marshal
nov 81 -3taw:22dDec
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-03

Through from fur md nu!fto. fire hours.
Wiz leave i.yYnRUsFOUNTaIS Inn, L;ght,sssa,
on 7Hursday 81 in a. half past O'Clock in t'e morn
ing for Washington, and continue to run dsy. u tho
ssrnc time will leave Barna,ds Mansion Hotel pean-
syvana Avenue, (near the Presidents house, for al'
t,more.
ar Books kept at the above place, and also at the
stage oce No. g. South Calvert-st for the reception
Of pas,enser.' names.
Or Fs-. two dollars and fifty cents.
The editors Of the Gazette, Alexandria; Arena and
Herald. Fredericksburg, Compiler and Wing. Rich
mond; Times and OH DosninioR, Petersburg; Hersid
and Beacon Norfolk, Register and Star. Raleigh, and
Observer Fayetteville, will publish the above three
times week, inner form, for month.
nov Ii
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-03
FoRr WAsHINGToN,

N0u. 2S, 1929.
CEAI.Ep PROPOSALS will be received by the
- subscriber until the 18th OF December tor supply
ing the Troops al Fort Washington viii. Fresh bee'
for the year ending 30th November, 1851.
The proposals to be endorsed "Propos,,. TOT sup
plying Fresh Beef" u. ".nn'
dec 1-dtl5th Ii. and q. U. ..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-03
COMM ERCIAL.

The wagon price of Flour yesterday WAS unsettled,
opened a, IS %; through the day i24 became the
current price. though few loads brought much as
SIG to S %.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-03

For %eW.Ov.ea.s
TO SILL FIFTH or DECEHBER
The fast sailing, copper and copper fastened
~ Y schUOnr
:%shi TRANSPORT
* CHoArx master, viii Ill positively on the day
shove stated. For Passage o fury Eft, more steer
age pa: sengers, apply to
K. CHURCHWARD & SON.
Norfolk, Va.
P.S. Having been engaged Ia the New orleans
trade with our schooners, the 1RfASPOHT and the
H.aSHfAGTOA'S B.3RGE, during the l.'t season.
and rec ing considerable encouragement from mp
pers we will undertake TO keep both at these vessels
in future in that trade. The WAsRIs6ToH's BAsss VII
BIZ i'm readiness sail abou, the middle ct January AMI
at any time that sufficient qusniy to MIKE It an Oh
jeot, say half cargo, Offers vt either Richmond or
aIexanria one Of the vessels will be sent to either
place. to save expense to shippers or when such quan
tty should ofei to make it of less importance. the
passage will ne paid by usto Norfolk In point OF sail
ing these vessels have proved themselves .qua It not
SUPERIOR to any in the trade, and the masters shall be
such As will be approved OIL u O.
Norfolk, nov %
m. The Alexandra Gazette, Richmond Compiler,
and Petersburg Republican, will plesse insert the
above tall the 9Th December, and afterwards insert the
p alone f. and then forward their accounts tor pay
mert. -. "' - -
nov Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-03
llyarMuliOM Fire Company.

meeting Of the Company will take place this ev-
en;ny at O'Clock N the Engine House. You are
Re- to attend fpossibe, as the OBJECT OF the
meeting is to practice and mare arrangements he'eS
s"|' e. IuURRAY, Clerk.
y. B. Gentlemen DESTROYS 10 become members OF
IN. Hxdrauhon Company. will please intimate their
wishes to any one oil the meubess. deaS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-06

THE Man OF THE MouNrAIN. - The good old
villagers nf Hs,. rs'rsw, Rock and. were strange
ly alarmed during the las. for,nigh, 20 ubs"r,e
thai the march o. siliany, Of which befoe
they had only heard, va. likely tn find pla..
in th-ir ru, al annals. Nigh after light, ki,ch
en- uten.ils, po"l' y,lInen and S veral "'her s"cr
articles were missed-ro o"e could iell he
caus no sra ger was known 20 stop in the
vicinity during nis period, and how c"u'd any
one in circle Of neignbor, who had lived to-
&c her ten, fifteen "r twenty wears, su,pec, an
other guilty such a crime as theft In vain
did The village Nes,ors Conjecture and r. feet !;
n.y. "nr could he fixed on as the g,illy person
-.uil ,h- drprrda,ions were commi,,td. Afrr
this had gone on abou IL Or Is days. som
on. :haueh he perceived Sigh, smoke as
crnd from the highest point Of Haverstrsw
Mountain - b- commune ated his discovery
council was held, and il wa, resolved o IS
the whole disposabie force Of he illage march.
ed bra>ely on, and actually performed heir
ASCENSION with slmos, as much ease as Count
D,rbi'sc crossed the B lkans, and perhaps
for the same reason the opponen' each slept
10 100 c~ 6drnt security Blu, on the summit
'h'y did find. asleep, the annoying marauder,
in the person OF an unknown man They dis
covered ,ht stolen article, and amongs, them
u pair Of fowls, s,oLn he night pre-. iou.,
prepared for dressing. They brough, off
their captive in trump: he Grand Jury Of
The coun was m session; 'ru. ill was found.
and the Man of The Mountain, wro, from
the time Of his arrest nevr gave his name,
was sentenced o,,x months imprisonment in
he county prison, " warsing - ell who
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-06

Some energetic STEPS mus, soon h. 81.
rad the civ of tn infamou, band Of inv.
rie, that b SETS L., or, as Goldsmith, C,.I
Tvs I'VE shall All he burn, up in oar Hwy
We nave on rur desk lot OF combn' 4
which we're found IN Friday In The ,sr,.
VI McDougal, No 8? Old .Ep |, ,.'
Of ab'u a handful OF Manila grass, tied Il
white ST x, about ounces Of hard ,ur,r,
aud large coal OF ok wood. The CO.., J,
evidently, when in s,a'e Of Ignition, y
stuck upon the tUrpen,ine ard g'ass. and ~
ing o SOM very fortunate elrcums su,, =,
fire mus have been rxtinguished immrt',..
upon the materials being thrown into h, -.
l'r-probaby the coal separated from IN. =.
or racrIng the ground. Had The s,,,,s
hrsn successful, the corfl,gra,ion mus, H.,
been extensive. A. T. Ga:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-06

MIR CLAy.-'I requires no better prnof Il
The =. lowing popdIaIi:y, and Formidable chr
,r'rr Of NJ. Clay, as candid for the ,,
Pre- >idency, han the foul abuse ,ha, j. bp,,.
IN him by he mini ms Of The present adm,
i.,r,tion. The columns e he Waslir,,,
Telegraph, the great .eks"n Organ" IT,,
with calumny Of this great statesman, and 4
seville imita,ors join IN The hue md q, fo,
Maine To I'll. Flo'idas. |; ties envy 10 Ey !
,h,t Mr.. Cha, /, entertain b, his friend, !.
thu most social manner Every ,bjp TIA, !.
sa Is published in q CARRIED manner. win
view Of finding fault, and the mos, ero,, ,,,,,
geraiions and misrepresentation are rr,u,i
to Blu all will not diminish ii. urII,rI
fame. or deprive him Of he aft, ion, Of ~.
aud liberal people. Columbian C,aiu.L
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-06

FINN's LarEsr.-Al H. di mr. OF he Sou.
Of Saldirr,," an Monday. Mr.. FIN paid lhr IT,
lowing t:ihute to The Salem Mill Dam Corpe
ration, and Lynn shoeiaa kers. On b. Ing aid
upon for a sen ,ment, Mr.. F thus adte,,a
tie Presiding off eI:
"S,r, While W. ere thinking Of ourselves
We should no be f'rgriuI of our friends a..
neighbors. ] will therefore Civ: hr towns d
Salem and Lyon, s hiking examples Of 1
ctarac er, ard moral cnndvtt; 'hough he Ter
mrr IS anxious 30 be Dnmmd snd tie l.rtr 10;
willing 10 save their So es Bos, Bulletin.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-06

PRics OF CALICO So YEARS AGO - The VI.
loving IN m"randum. saws he Blackburn u"
zettr. was wri ten il Bible, now IN the ~"
s-.si2n IL family R,sh'o', near B'~saa'
for tie pu' pose, no doub, Of RICO di' 6 h O''
ri"d when the Manufacture Of cs'ico WISH"
IT, reduced inio England -" Is Spemo T.
I776 Thomas Dnxbury, Of Rsotn nta
b aGkb"rn, sold 10 M'ssrs P'''s Ya's w.
Oh" CHI * two common fne slco pre-"
for ST. 9s Sd. These were The hrs, faM'
pieces ever m nnfacu'ed N his kingdom =
Pieces the same description dre 20" SO "
q o { S. 6d. O. s zach
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-06
From tie philadelphia Chronicle of Monday

In tine action orough by :he minis er al Don
Miguel Of Portugal, asains' the Representative
of d. P,dro, no'ierd in Sa'urday's paper,
JnLge B ru.s, ail"r an argument ~ Mes>'s.
Philips and J. r I"grr,oll for he plaintiff
Mr>srs. Chsuncy and Binnry for rhe d. PENDANT,
discharged thu latter on nm bill; being Of
opinion that the plairtif's affidavit assrrled
n" such tile IN himself to 'he papers j. ques
,ion, as TO enable him 20 maintain an action for
their rec overy. rh. QUESTION OF privilege, we
understand, will again come up on Saturday
mex.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-06
From tae HD,tfwd Conn J NJ

From tAs HDrttoTd Conn Mi,rw n, :,
LOOK OUT FoR WooDES NUrsrc.
ders'and 'ha' large qaan,i,y of ~. We v
AXIS viii. in The course Of few d,. 4,
frrrd for s"le simulran, ou.ly al Nv w
in ,ar,ous other paris OF The Unu.t Y
They are OF very handsome appcsran,. I,'s
ground and finished so q. to resemble =
the most approved cast steel Ixes used hs .Os3
chop. es Tne' cast iron oxes are d,. va
made like Peer Pindsr's r.zors n ,'Ss'
a,e probably in ended, principally. f.,s ~
of our Sou hern and Western b,nb,.N
hav' formerly been purchasers al wood, "
IN. gs and horr flints.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-06
Rich I'd L.. Carne,
NECN 'TV IA VII ivy :, :
his store on Fairfax street, three doors no rII
"A King street, has just finished opening MS ''''
SUPPLYof
Hardware and Cutlery. :.

The assortment is very complete, co'n"ms I'D
par, ofTable, dessert, carving and hunters I".m,n
forks, scissors, razors; lance,s pen. pocket ,1,i
cooks, butchers, shoe, oyster, drawing, anu rup
BOARD chest ill, trunk horse, and pad oeI,' nd ID
round. half round, mill, crssscu, pit, w'faS ,,e,g
hand saw files; hinges; screw; boltsi naI., rhs
sprigs; spsrrowbs; hobs; rasps' saws p.,w. ,p
sells; gouge.; augen rules; square, compass ,or;
allzes; avis; bris,les; spectaces; candIeae Id.
needles; buttons; sad. grid, and waffle rom
tie; trace chains, coffee mills; curry COMBS o,a;
cotton, WOOL and horse cards; steelyards; '"S o,L;
brass andirons; shovel and tongs; spsde,; -. odd
steel; pots; ovens; skets; gr'ddesi a" ,sr,, oI
other articles in the line, are for sale urS''''' wv
either b, Who'll, sale or retail
nov 3-2sw2wOlsw9v
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-06

The Phiauelpnia National Gazrre srs
tina G D. Wall, Esq has declined the oae
Of Governor of New Jersey, TO which he bad
been appoi''ed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-06

The New York Jonrnal Il Commerce av
I" Le',ers from N, " Orl ans, daed OetO5,r 10.
says there is not case Of yellow fever in rA,
ciy."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-06
Rent,
district Of Columbia,

County 9y HleTn'lu'D a,
4 BRAHAM RAPLEY has applied to the honO O,...
n William Crsnch, Chief Judge OF the oh,eo '' r.
Circuit Court Of the District Of Columbia y. n,
charged from Imprisonment, under the &C. " ~ O.
relief of in,oIyent debtors Within the District ~
Iumbia. ON the second Montla, of November nSant
9 o'clock, A. n. at the Court House IN h'eA."I
when and where lis creditors Me required 70 s,,'''
nov St CCCDC c.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-06

nov 3-St
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-13

'FHE unparalleled reputation of this medicine is
such, and It's pre-eminent virtues well es-
tobllshad, and so fully acknowledged IN intelligent
puOhc, is scarcely necessary to say any thing
further than that it is A SOVEREIGN REMEDY
in Diseases of the Liver; Debility resulting from nten-
perance and dissipation: Old and inyetcTate UlcOrs:
PANS in the Bones, attended with swellngs OF the
JOINTS: Indigestion: Blotches on theFace, Pmpes &c
Syphilis CutaneoGs diseases generally, and letter in
particular: Mcrcuria and Scrofulous complaints.
The certificates Of wonderful cures performed by
The Catholicon, have become numerous, to pre-
CIidc their insertion IN any newspaper and has made
u necessary for the proprietor to print them in
pamphlet OF about 100 pages. This will be forward
Ell as soon possible 10 the several Agents for gra
tuitous distribution, and must, perusal strengthen
the good opinion now entertained by the friends of
this medicines and disam, is hoped, the prejudi
ces OF those who view with dstrust any medicine not
known IN what Is called regular practice" Facts
are stubborn things and cannot be rainsaid.
at the earnest solicitation Of members Of the med
ica Faculty, and Others who have witnessed the aston
islnng cures effected b. the use Of the Vegetable
Cathohcon and who are anxious that It's benefits TO
mankind may be more widely difluscd the proprietor
has consented TO reduce the retail price to TWO
DOLLARS per bottle; and this viii be done with
out in any way deterOratng the quality Of the med
icine, or reducing the size u He bottle, as has been
materially done in the Of Swaims Panacea
hefac Of fhers rtetgi rccercd from physicians and from
agtHfsfor the SITE Of Potys Ciotoon, most IF wioS arc
aiso agents for Scaifs Paoiacea
~ retail than dozen bo,iles of your Caihocon where
se one bottle Of swans panacea and feel great pleasure
,boiicon Rcd it has produced deeii6 Jo(Gt"
Could you afford reduce tho price your Cathocon 10
dollars should more frequently preschet 10 nv patients
and this wOulq also be done by number Of other physicians IN
ts town and vicinity who have used with the hest Effects
aer AZ o other Panaoeas ana TIE Compound Syup Of Sa
sapadia had failed"
An enneut physcian saws 81 have known several cures pr
formed by the use Of your Caiooon, which had previously
resisted The ordinary Prescriptions Of the faculty, ard have
knew il 70 l'0 luoe Diyurto',s syecfa"
The sho' nyalaso' medicine may be constantly bad Of
"a - 'TfFNI't T's tN"ie itpf', tfHH0h1
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-13
oopy. Cesie
% PARKE POlNDEXTEn, G.

VIRGINIA. Al rules, holden in tho clerks Office Of the
supeuof court Fl chancery Tor the Richmond district
the 20 day OF March, 1899 John X. Gilil, SURVIVING
partner Of The Grin ~ John x. GilIat & Son. OF Lon.
dou' and William Giat, pits. against John Hume Tho
mas Hume, Jacob LeckicT Thomas Taylor and John J.
isy'o' surviving parner Of EdmUnd Taylor Co. DIE
The defendants Thomas Hume and Jacob Ieekter ,c,
having entered their appearance and sycn secuy aeeor
dng to the act o assembly and the rules o his court aud
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they re uot
inhabitants oil Ills country; It's ordered. that the sad de-
endan's doappea hrrc the is day ofe nest
ana 9nswet The bill of the planns; and ta copy oT this
"'aer 90 ioThwith inserted in newspaprf pybsb,d
)" We CITY Of Richmond foT months successte " nd
p"sen az the font door Of the capitol ~ The said ctty
y = cor" Tes,s Wu e.. pPVpyvyo~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-13

rules held n the clerks Office Of the of the United
States for the 9Th circuit and eastern 10 riot Of Wichita ia
the month Of Feb 1929 James Thompson and Richard Nut,
and John bemdon executors Of Eppaphrodus TmerIake
deceased, pits against Peter MuriOck and John Hamilton
vving partners Of William Cunningham Co. deis-Ix Cnay.
cTnY " ~
The defendants not having entered their Appearance and
given security according TO rule Of the court and appearny
by satisfactory evidence that they no, of tbs
state OF Virginia. the motion of 'he plaintiffs nv their co
sell it's ordered that the said defendants appear before the I
court at the city Of Richmond first day of the nex
and answer the plaintiffs BILL and copy Of is rule b %
with inserted in newspaper published in the CITY of Rich
mond for two months successfully, aud posted at the font door
ofthe capitol in the said city '''
a copy TeSie, I'D. JEFFRIFg. C1k