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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-01
.Eiddieser COunfV COnrf ScDf 1903


IN the Motion NJ Richard NJ Segar late 5hsa and Com
~ mitee OF the estate oil H. itea-fnaa decd IL IL ordeIe
sa hs advertise IA the Rcond 1,ng rcf tle time appou-
60 " hn !oI 'hs distribution Of the estate Henry iieat
nsu, decd, among the several claimants. Copy Te.e
GEO. HEALY, q. of NJ. G
Agreeahly TO the above order, have app itei Fnuray
The ID day April next Tor the u the above e
tate, IN tHe town OF Uibanna. RICIrD IL. SEGAR
Shh aud COM 81 the
oil Henry H,Asrnan, de d..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-01

afford fae.iliiss iu- tie seco.ery OF iGgiuyes cT
labor, OF, if they should not be disposed TO disturb
such as have, hiihcrto;orc, taken refuge in Upper
Canada (ew, if any. believed to find tlioir way
into the lower province,) they might be willing TO
inierriict the entry OF any others in fr:ure. ANY
such regulations would have favorable tendency;
and are, therefore, desirable, If nothing more ef
fectual can be obtained.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-01
Mr.. Clay TO .Hr. Harbour.
n


- i.
f'I transmit herewith, copy of resolution Of
the House OF Representatives requesting the Pres-
dent TO open negotiation with the British Govern
nen, for the recovery of fugitive slaves who make
their escape from the United States into Canada.
On that subject Mr.. Gallatin found, in his confer
ences with the British Minister'S that they were
unwilling TO treat. You will ascertain if the same
indisposition continues TO exist. The evil is n
growing one and is well calculated 20 disturb the
good neighborhood which.xe are DESTROYS OF Guilt
waiting with the adjacent British provinces. II is
almost impossible for the two governments, howe
yer well disposed, TO restrain individual excuses
and collisions which will arise out of the pursnit
OF property on the side and the defence on the
other, OF those who have found an ASYLUM You
VIII lind in the Instructions to Mr.. Gaaiin of the
18th OF June, 1926, and of the oath of February.
and , ith May, 1927, all that was communicated 10
him on this subject, from the department. And.
If you ascertain that the British Government is i'm
favorable disposition, you are authorized TO re-
new the proposal which he was instructed to
make. embracing fugitive slaves and desar!ers
from the military, naval, and merchant service OF
the two countries"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-01
TIRGI.VI.d re MILE .4C4DE.JIY.
BoYDToN, MEcxLENntrRc Cornr


'HE dI Session OF the fourth year will commence MI
l. Monday January 1929. the school will be CONDUCTED
ny theeubsSIbe assisted by three member, OF HI, family
Inc course Of studies e"mfrses reading Wiring, Al
,e, Tsammai, Geos1Phy, History Chemistry, N.taai Phi
leaving SCHOOL,
To the pressure of the me the term, for hoard and
are reduced to % dollars Tor tue Session Pupils
dstsuce may, II preferred, board town. nuc ana
Session. GEO. L. ia ltcR
cllumne, eIten,iveiy circulated iew months sue.
uey were promptly reuteu ny Patrons the
has learned that the injurious ePoI' have much
greater distance than LIS justine stor he thef
e result OF public meeting at the Court House
on tue author aud Of which
having tendency to dtrsct from the 30,
Ton Female Academy particularly al dItsBce, where the
Pioiess"is are untnown NJ the request vi Mf Geo l..
kerr toe principal Pfoe,soa number Of the citizen, oi
B"ydton aud s vicinage including many the
Patrons Of the school, of whose have
and are s at the Intuition, assembled Boyd,on to 10
veslissie aud inquire the grounds any on winch the
sad epoits aud charges are founded.
Wherenpon Sam L. Lpeke was called to The chair and
william rownes appointed StCIeary when, after full
accurate On motion, the following gentlemen
to wit Edward X Chambers, Jobu q. Bsbs, Pbp Raney
Alexander Boyd, Beverly sydnor aud JAMES D. BrsIne were
appointed eomnee 10 ui aft resolution The
feelings aud Of the meeting when the following
resolution, reported and unsnin,oSsiy adopted.
Received That the reports aud accusations, charging the
Professors OF the Boydton Female Academy with gross
Propety conducting the In,tton AT iai,e, Walton sud
malicious; not only a,s aad groases, tct but ,otisu
colour Of suspicion when .uyy or aee could have
the confidence OF the Public.
Resolved That proceeding, this neetsx he signed
by the gentlemen fssent, eeIed by Secretary
SAM'L l.. LOCKErT, Chni'n.
WEI. TowNEs, Sec'y.
Philip Raney, Daniel +. Hicks,
Robert Redd, WA. b. Alaclin,
Edmund iowncs, Rich'd Jefries,
Walter Mdcquie, Beverly Sydnor, Sr.
John G.. Babust, Jas d. Braine
Edward d. Chambers, Alex BOYD.
WEI o. Goode, Jas L. Maciip.
John Goode, Jr Beverly SydBor, Jr.
Jas. u: Maclin, WM. w. Hicks,
VIM. Helm, Daniel Harmon,
Alex: u. Knox, Joseph b. Clause,
Charles w. Baird, WM, G.. Babtist.
James NJ. White,
] do hereby certify that the foregoing is true
copy OF the original Resolutions & Signatures
VIM. TONNES, Sec'y.
Dec. 70 69-wtJthJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-01
CE-fREES ". .W GL.t.NES SIS.
HOUSE, SIGN, CHAIR,

And Ornamental Painter, Glider, &c.
IL h, old ytand ouA aide of the Capitol Sqxars aadoer:
door 10 the Compiler OGies'
GRATEFUL friends aud the Of Virgins gen
" orally, Tor the patronage he has received, would inform
then that he m continues carry the above hu,Dsss an
all their branches H prices will he suited 20 the Te.
lie fibeas any thug about h q,af stio.;
deuce of year. Richmond, will euatle the public 10 judge
cf his preiensicn.t to patronage.
B--Worknen can be sent the country at the shofes
notice.
az An Apprentice wanted -one from the country,
10 year. old, would be preferred.
July % iaM-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-01

sNOlICE.
NNRISllNG 10 close NY finally, The Execute
" OF the late " w. coleman, 1 eeiUtsuy request all
persons having claims sgans the estate OF my Testsor
make them known fot sttemen and the like request made
Of those who may have claims against the tate III Cole
msu Voolfolk. Those uO.bteG sther %. w. Coleman
or 20 Coleman WVoi5k, ~ E3'Of VI ~. w Cole
nan, are fequssed 10 mAk ncn
indulgence can be given. JOHN SlEPrAiD, Error
Jsn. 81. 7g--wft04JTf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-01
M. G0liatns TO ar. Clay.
Juiy ), 1927.

EXTRACT.
" Mr.. Addington says that he does not know
VINO Is contemplated 10 succeed MIR. Huskisson in
the negotiation. He told me, that, on one point
government had come 10 conclusion. 1t was
utterly impossible for them to agree to slipua.
ton for the surrender offugitive slaves"
.Rr CdilGtis to mr.. Clay. dated Sept. %, 1927
ENTR.Jr.
At me- las. conference, which took place YES.
;crday, the British plenipocntiares took up the
subject OF the nine articles"
"They reiterated the declaration which they had
already intimated, that their government would
not accede 10 the proposal of mutual surrender of
fugitive slaves taking refuge in any part of Amer-
ca, within the dominious of the other party -
When the proposal was first mentioned, | had
thought, perhaps enormously, that it was not I'M
avorably received, and that the objections applied
only to the mode OF execution. The reason al
legged tor refusing 10 accede to provision Of that
kind, Is, that they cannot, with respect 10 the
British possessions, where slavery is not admitted
depart from the principle recognised by the Brit
Ish courts that every man is free who reaches
British ground. j do not believe that there has
been any decision extending that principle to Cana
da, and other provinces on the continent of North
America; and do not know whether the fact is
strictly correct, that slavery is forbidden in Cana
da. But II has been intmated TO me, informally
that such was the state of public opinion here on
that subject, that no administration could or would
admit in a treaty, stipulation such as was asked
for. No specific reason has been entered on the
protocol by the British plenipotentiaries."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-01
as REWARD-

Lbe Siyto for the delivery To- ~ Cno, me-. IT,,
w efsvrle, ~ ~, fans,ysv ~, az 49,
oeoosr isst IT rather lows isinrs o.s b1s,S
,Pess' WY about 55yssfs old lie has c., c.
ION a. 20 Fi"ysn"' snd y probably lurk,nr sbo,,
uenft,l C"oEts r"fn whom purchased rim If NV h -
60 IN Isl' 50 iat get bin, viii rive ten dolar. " v" V'
p RANDOLPH HARRISON.
S.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-01

PUBLIC SALE OF NEGKUES
SHALL odei n uiic sale, ~ Charlottesville for ,s,b
\ on Doadoy, hs 5M January, 1879, being hlIsps,Is
couh cay ~ VI - ht,b Joups Nssiot,
FRANK CARR.
Dee. ~. 60 ,,td'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-01

baltimore, Dec. 27.-rhe Exchange was
visited by large number of cilizens yester,,.,.
for The purpose Of witnessing the exhibition Of ,bs
Railroad Car, invented by MIR n. Winans II
New Jersey. a section Of level railway. ON a
scale corresponding with that Of the model. was
.aiu across The west room, on the second floor, an
~ ar opportunity was sf5f3ed t3rt stirr, g
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-01

Dinner on The "ighh The Dinner Ticket.for
the celebration Of tie 9Th Of january, contains Inc
best vgnttt heal Of Gen. jackson yet engraved.
However, net ticket Is nothing neat dinner
- every liins. az The resent les'ec Of ammanv
Han his given sonc samples Of his skill in gas
tronony. The limit 20 the sale Of tickets Is 300.
therefore We must bid quick ~ - nm.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-01

n SOiiOOL will be opened The ft sdence Of The ,
@ 'efbe on The I2h January for boy, of years Of age
aud under under the direction n well justified y1uns zen.
teman. Tem,,- for board aud tuition iiO doIs, BOARD
usy he had lvI boys al The house and ar
may get bvsrd IN the Immediate nesbbo9boood A.
30 dollars per uODlJAH uEAIY
Amelia Dec. 30. 10 o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-01
n IearhcT IVuJl.ing.

n IedrhcT ttuyIsIpg
n GENTLEMAN Of correct hstns, n,., - veil ,,.e /,
~, teach the Bngleh sad Laun ianeuase. snJ . ,l
be Msth,mstieisn, may get 'mpioym, III bt ,cnJ, ; ~
person, BY ger t eied to the Office tavern
y,w AIMS TEAD r. TONNES
JOHN 7. LEIGH
-.rf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-01
IYAArUEn

LADY well gualfeo to teach the ordinary branches NJ
n at English ednc4tiOn aud who wiling to undertake
the manssemsnt entirely OF three four iie girls Tor ten
months 10 the year, hd ,iuation the family GEN.
ulan 10 ChHfes CITY, WAC willing allow liberal
stioo Application made TO B'chd Adams Esq 10 Richmond
or to High heon Esq ~ Petersburg, will be promptly
attended to. - -
Dtc. Sp 7l-2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-01

n Chancery-Norihnmbera County Cour,
18th October, 1925 William Hudnall admins.
traitor OF Thamas Hudnall, deed. PItf
against
Thomas X. Husband Thomas II. Harvey, De.
PENDANTS.
This day day came the plaintifFby his counsel,
and il appearing to the satisfaction Of the court thai
the defendant, Thomas X. Hurst, is not an inhab;
tant OF this commonwealth, on the motion of the
plaintiff, ii is ordered, that the said defendant an
pear here on the second Monday in March next.
and answer the bill of the plaintiff s. that copy OF
this order be forthwith inserted TOR two mouths
successfully in some newspaper published within
tins State, and also posted at the front door of the
courthouse OF this county. WIN. b. Hudnal
Attorney. Copy teste, +. BATES, clerk.
November 7. 51-wSus
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-01
ADVERTISEMENT,

Was COMMITTED to the Jail of Elizabeth Ci-
w ty County, on the 2Srd day of July last, as
ran away, negro man who says his name il Jim
Smith, that he was born Free in the City of Phila-
deiphia; that he lived last year in the County Of
Lunenburg, with Mrs. Sarah Franklin. Said negro
Is about feet inches high, stout made. tawny
complexion, has lost upper fore-teeth, his back
much Scared by whipping, has white spot just a
bove the left hip, about one inch long. Had o.,
when he was committed TO Jail, pair of blue Cast.
narseilles vest. The OF said slave is request
to come forward, prove property, pay charges, and
take him away, or he will be dealt with as the law
in such cases directs
JOHN c. PRYOR, ) Elizabeth af'l e. @ CIV.
Oct g A9-,y1o,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-01
.'E. GaiIa,in TO lhr. Gay.
December 21, 1926
ENTRkC-

EXTRACT.
"FroSn what fell in co..versation, I had an oppor
tunity to state what was instructed TO ask res
pce;ing the surrender Of runaway slaves. Tina;
they were no acquisition 10 Canada, was acknowi-
edged. and OIL; .c:ion made 10 the principle;
but several wore suggested by Mr.. Huskisson, a.
rising froa, The difficulties thrown in the way of
ever. thing OF that kind by the courts. and by the
a',oii,ion OF British associations"
NJ. Clay TO ar. Gdiiztin.
February -, 1927
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-01


"The general assembly Of Kentucky, one of the
states which is affected by the escape OF
slaves into Upper Canada, has again. at their seS-
SION which has just terminated, invoked the inter
position OF the general government. In the trea-
~ which has been recently concluded with the
United Mexican States, and which is now under
the consideration OF the senate, provision is made
for the restoration of fugitive slaves AS appears
from your statement of what passed that subject,
with the british plcniro,cntiaries, that they ad
ntted the correctness o! the principle of resora-
tion, it shoped that you will be able 10 succeed in
making satisfactory arrangement"
-'ir. Clay TO Afr. Goliutin.
DEPARTMENT OF STATED
Washington, 2iih May, 1927.
ALBERT CALLArIN, Sc. &c. &c.
SIR herewith transmit 10 you a copy ofcertain re-
solutions. adopted in the commencement, OF the pre-
sent yearly the general Assembly OF Ky. in respect
TO fugitive slaves who make tn cir escape from their
propeors in that state, and take refuge in Canada
md submitting TO the president the proprety of
opening ego;iation with the British governme MT
10 provide an adequate remedy for the evil. Al
ready charged with such negotiation, these re-
solutions are forwarded that you may in the
OF conducting it, make such use Of them as NAV
appear best adapted to the accomplishment of their
object.
am. respectfully, your obedient servant,
II. CLAY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-01
Against

Against
Thomas X. Hurst, s. Warner Hurst adminis,ra-
tor Of Jane Hurst decd. defendants.
This day came the plaintiff by his counsel and i,
appearing TO the satisfaction OF the court that thu,
defendant Thos. X. Hurst is mol an inhabitan of this
commonwealth: On the motion of the plaintiff, it
is ordered that the said defendant, appear here ON
the second Monday in March next, and answer
the bill oil the plaintiff and that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted for two months successfully
in some newspaper published within this state,
and also posted at the front door of the Court
house OF this county. VIM. b. HudnalI, Attor-
ney
Copy teste, L. BATES, Clerk.
Nov "a ,,,o,r~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-01

Observation-Disclosures County Court.
18th October, 1928:
William Hudnall administrator of Thomas Hui.
nall decd.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-23
Classical & Mathematical : cademy.


TIE subscriber has the pleasure Of informing she
-, p!Si1c tial ie has engaged Assistant IN tho
SlaS-ea and Isllsh.Department OF his school, Mr..
6eiqamn L. Barrett OF King William, gentleman
OF the highest responsibility ard ofuMdvuE.ed CON-
potency.
AT Stephen B4rnard, nu7ive OF L rance, whose
iu"cauons Is successful teacher, best eyiDced
sy uie ilSh rank, which his pupils have susts med IN
Inc University OF Virginia, will con,;nue 4, a,hst n,
the French, Spanish, aud Mathematical Department
'u ring T,a no.. y each day throughout Tee year
Ahe fhyh--i branches o. education which il, mSst
Classical Schools much neg.c;ed win m firr
Teceive the most = l.iul attention. -
y lew more pupils be received either as
boalders or - day scholars.
IL order that the terms of this institution may u.
rendered as reasonable as possible, pupils WIN here
alter be furnished with beard wash. - and lodonp
~ te ian OF the principal, at the very lew price O.
SO0 per auDurn; and bot boa-dcrs and dav scholars
wIi be taught the ordinary branches Of the Epolis
department Tor 10 ser annuIn the lower branches eI
the same department FOR $50 yer anuInlor $40 scr
ainuin additionally, IL tie prosody construction AID
c1ticai ara IS oil LIE Greek and Latin Classics; and
Tor the last mentioned sum, in the department Of the
nScefn languages which Department embraces the
Jun cts OLIVCPe SH6yv
e Fer Information cncenny his itell5 and n,oraI spsi
aoen pr. barrett s'joins tbs fuoges testimonials ae
'st Go frin !aWAe.| ORTIZ Esq PIesdSnt Tie Runlfr,:
e"oay Ia sing william, aid tie second itQi Nm. Burns
81 VINO Tor great nbcJ vi years has bean known ia ;j
Mr. benjamin l. barett has been on. vr nv ,as az tbs
Institution, fer considerable length OF tine duss rsrt.er
u4y al"dsa me the most complete opportunity ascsr-
tanning ms real character and merits; equGl peasure an,
yum ueIei9fe GETTY that mis- moral c!aracis ep ac;
4 anu ms manners iiUse VI gentleman: course o slu6
IN the Greek aud ain Ci4.As has been s.ci as 10 e.
10 ' admission 20 TIE University of Virginia and ever
E1u+ him l'-:; IN. student ! deem Lin De-.
lec'y coz Pect - assistant in he In snJ aI,
departments II aiy Of C,r SeuiIRr..s.
ya7ils.y >T.i, 1929. WAf HAyYKFSyyOpT-u
HaTns -Iied the examinations at lie Rnmt1rd hcadeD,-
lf Tie 'si ave years, four c vch Barrett was s,pdei
the- and benc wen aud intimately acquainted with him
Ssli u he ;uy ctild TIE commentator ifoeI
'''' i'd"LvS:sr.i ". VIM. BURNS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-23

furniture, FcH'tjGH Blinds and Pianocs
TE7liE Subscriber keeps constantly on hand gene
"A raj assortment OF Cabinet Furniture, nanuac-
tured by the most select journcymcn and of the best
materials viz: sdcbonrs, bureaus secretaries book
cases, chiIa-prcsscs, double and single wardrobcs,
carved and plain screw and patent Joint bedseads,
straight lcg'd and pillar and claw dining tea and
card tables low post and canopy top cribs, plain and
figured cloth sofas, curlcd hair and moss mattresses,
hair and moss stuffed easy chairs new pianocs, with
assortment of Venetian blinds Of various sizes
Any article in the above line will be made at the
shortest notice, tic most reduced price and in the
most fashionable and workmaulke manner.
The subscribers special attention to the Undertal-
ing shall be given ~ tho shortest notice, and at tho
most reduced prices lie also keeps for hire u neat
funeral Lcarsc, with good driver aud gentle horses
GEORGE UENDREE,
Opposite 70 the Merchants Coffee House,
nov 81 Main Street
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-23
Potter's Vegetable Catholicon.


'PtiE unparalleled reputation Of this medicine Is
such, and its pre-eminent virtues are so well cs-
tabllshad and so fully acknowledged by an Intelligent
public that it is scarcely necessary to sv anv thing
In Diseases of the Liver Debility resulting from intc-
perance and dissipation: Old and inveteratc Ulcers
Pains in the Bones, attended with swcngs of the
Joints Indigestion: Rotchcs on the Face Piuplcs &c
syphilis: Cutaneous diseases generally, md letter in
particular Mercurinl and Scrofulous complaints.
HE certificates OF wonderful cures performed by
the Cathocon, have become so numerous as 10 pre-
cude their insertion in any newspaper, and has made
II necessary for the proprietor to print them III
pamphlet Of about 100 pages. This will be forward
cd as soon as possible 10 the several Agents for gra-
tuitous distribution and must, pGrussl strengthen
the good opinion now entertained by the friends Of
thIs medicine, and disarm, it is hoped, the preu
ces OF those who view with distrust any medicine not
Known IN what IL called regular practice" Facts
are stubborn things, and cannot be goinsaid.
al the earnest solicitation ofmcInbers of the med
zeal faculty and others who have witnessed the aston
fishing cures effected by the use of the Vegetable
Catholcon and who anxious that is benefits to
mankind may be- widely difiuscd, the proprietor
has consented to reduce the retail price to TWO
DOLLARS per bottle; and this will be done with
out III any way dcteriorating the quality the mod
icne, or redWcmgdte size Of the bottle has been
materially done iRthe case Of Swaim's Panacca.
Extracts 2frS rcc9iy rtcc,Ud from physicians, fje
0gct for the sale Of PoHers CdfIoo most Of ,rho. ar,
also Gyrts for S'ra1yi's Poulacea.
al retail than bottles Of your Calolicnn where
sell one bottle ofswans Ianacea and ic pleasure ia
informing that in every in which have seen the Ca
tToicon tncd, it has produced GeciGed deicGL"
"Could you afford reduce Price Of your CaiocDn 10
two dollars, should frequently trcrhe 60 nv na;irni,
and this would also be done by n,rc Of rber in
tnis town and vicinity who have used with best effects
alter AL mo other Panaces aud tie Compound syrup Sa
saParilla had failed"
Ap eminent ysician SAYS 81 have known several cures r
formed by the use Of Caholicon, which previously
rrsiei hc ordinary prescriptions Of the faculty and have
never known II Co pro luce injurious cGtci,r'
The above Invaluable medicine may be constantly had Of
~, }: II. BLAHIRE,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-23

h. HaHorry County Court, jan. %, 1929
MILLER BROWN onr ofthc heirs apd the administrator
Of Aunc y. Blown, dec. pR. AGAINST Patrick Brown,
David RiCha rdsnu and Mary " hiS r., who May
n. Brown james =. Clppon, Waldegrave Clopton, Pa
TICK Copion, Miller Clopun Thomas Coptou, David r..
Clopton, Wliiam Clopton, Anne IT, Thompson, who was
Anne " Cluptun, Winston Harwood aud Margaret bis
wife who was Margaret Clopior aud Mary g. Yarbrough
nm infant daughter OF Mary r. Yarhrough who Mary
T. Copion children Of Margaret Brown aud John s. 7.
Grown, Patrick Blown Fanny p. Brown, Mary Brown,
Sarah Annc brown, William u. Brown aud Alfred Blown
children of - iiliam Brown. djls-IN CHAEcERY.
The defendants James 3. Clopiou, Waldegrave Clop-
ton, Milcr Crrton, Thomas Cloyton john s. T. Brown,
Pdrick Blown Mary Brown, Sarah Anne Brown Vilia m
=. Brown Alfred Btown and Patrick Bfowr not having
entered ttcir appearance and given security according
10 the act a. sscmby and tho rules Of this court and
" appearing the satisfaction of tie court that hoy
inhabitants Of tins country: IL is ordered that tive
said q, cndauts do aplear hero the first day of
April cou, next and the bill Of tho plaintiff and
that cupy of this order be forthwith inserted in some
nee spapcr Published IN the city ~ uichn,ond Tor two
mouths successfully oud vused a the front door Of tho
house. oi THIS county.
A copy Teste PHlLtp y. WINSTON, enc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-23
FOR NORFOLK,

WINTER pressed lamp oil
Cut nails and bru2s
Crehorc's playing cards
Rodmnns sperm. candles
Superior cotton yarns, No. @ TO 1t
Letter, cap and wrapping paper
Red Stone Mills gunpowdcr. cUalse and Inc
Hartford and Albany ulc
Constant supplies Of these urci-s direct from the
manufacturers.
Race ginger, pepper
N. f. rum, fine fayoured jamaica rtIa
Heavy sole leather
by 10 and 10 by - WINDOW glass
tihnpowder and young hyson tea
Lime, molasses, s,,.rar-tur sale by
fb2- DAVENPORT. ALLEN g. co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-23
IRON CASTINGS.

ViRE Subscriber informs the public, that he continues TO
- carry the IRON FOUNDRY near the Savage
Factory, whore be makes Soft Iron CASTINGS for Ma
chney of all descriptions AL orders sent To him at the
Fonniry, or to Dir. GEORGE WILLIAMS, No. 3, Bow.
y's wharf, B4tmo,r, ior Castings vii! meet with iure
date attention aud the Castings delivered there free OF
expense for transportation. JONATHAN BONNER
Baltimore, Jnu. %, 1890. l,up,