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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-14
NOMINATIONS.

Landon Cabell, Esq. of the Nelson District has
| authorized the editor Of the Lypehburg Jefferso
man Republican, TO announce his unwillingne ss
TO serve in the Convention. athauiel J. Manson
OF Bedford is announced as candidate for the
Contention. one Freehoders Of Louisa
have protested upon principle against the nominal
ton made at Orange Courthouse. They declare
that" IL we tamely submit 10 this iaroad made up-
| on the rights Of the people by few political
managers who have dictated TO us; managers re-
presenting small mnorities in the different coun-
ties and hastily got up by those opposed to reform,
and that too in an election Of the highest import
ance which Virginia has beheId IL, indeed,
we with our eyes open fold our arms, doZe in our
seats and fall asleep, we may be shorn of our IL
berries, which can never he rcganed without
pulling down the whole fabric. We therefore,
call upon the friends OF sslutary reform through
out the district TO arouse from their lethargy and
be active IN bringing men into Convention that
will speak our sentiments Believing Horsio G.
Winston Of Louisa, and Cen l.. r. Dade Of o.
range, well qualified for such an undertaking and
knowing them TO be friends Of sanitary reform,
such as limiting within Just bounds the power OF
the Judges, reducing the legislature, looping of
the council, eqIazing representation and ex.
tending the right Of suffrage, Louisa is deter.
mined 10 support them"
They conclude by declaring that should NJ al.
ison and SpotsylvaDia fail TO make an early seIec.
ton, they will vote for the following ticket Ho-
ratio G.. Winston, Lawrence T. Dade Philip =.
Barbour and James Madison. "a correspondent
Of the Petersburg Old Dominion dominates Gen
John Pegram Of Dinwiddic as a Delegate to the
Convention.
We yield 10 The request Of the Author Of 4
QueTist, in laying his lnicrrogatories before our
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-14

We yield 10 the request Of the Author Of A
Qaerist, in laying his lnicrrogatories before our
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-14
COTTON YARN

SOlION YARN.
VIE Subscribers, for the sale. of Petersburg
\ Manufacturing Company Cotton iYarnswi keep resu.
priet:,yI -e
Nos. 3 10 30
equal quantities. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-14

Mr.. Vincent W i,cher of pittsylvania mas declin.
ed being candidate for Congress.-We under
stand the contest is between Messrs. Davenport
tthe late Representative and Tucker.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-10-17
DEL, SATURDAY, OCTOBER II, 1929

The DELAWARE REGISTER is published every Saturday
morning, by Albert Wilson, No. los, Market Street. at
Two Dollars per annum, paid Advance; otherwise Two
Dollars and Fifty Cents
Handbs, Cards, Blanks Pamphlets, and Job Printing in
general executed with and DESPATCH and mode
rate prices, at the Office of the Register.
o. Advertisements inserted reasonable terms.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-12-03
NEW GOODS
HOCMIRE & BOyD.

HEAVE the pleasure Of informing -lhcrnld
Il E customers and the public, thu they have
received, Scare opening, lat the new brick buii-
ding, erected on the olistand Of G. hogaire3
A LARGE AND HANDSOME AssoRTMENT OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS, J
purchased since the 1st Nov. which, IN con-
sequence Of the late decline in prices, VII en-
able them to sell al lower rates than they ever
have been offered in the Valley: they there
fore request all persons wishing to purchase,
TO cali and examine their stock, which con
sists in part Of
Super &. common Blue, Black, Brown, prab,
aud Mixed Cloths,
do. do Blue, Black, Drabb, & Mixed
Cassimeres,
do. do. Blue. Drabb, Olive, & Mixed
Cassinetts,
Rose & Point Blankets, Brown s. Drabb, Flush
Fed, WLiie, yellow & Green FIanncls, Pad
d,ngs,
Full'd & Plaid Linseys, Booking s. Baizes,
Tartan Plaids, Blue AID Brown Camblets,
Red, Brown * Black Circassians & Eonba-
xetts,
Black and Brown Boa4Bszions, Crimson Mo
Merno. Cashmere. Cireassian, 8, Cloth
iSilaws
valentia. swansdo,vn & silk ycstings
Black, W ost. :, SIX iiuse. MEMS Lambs wool
90.
Gro-dc-Naps, assorted colours, Black Satin
Green l,'i Bro%n. s. Black Grape de Lyon,
Pengess
Blue, White s Green Floreees, Black Lace
Wells
| Green, PAX, White & PIack Italian Grapes
, Canton Grapes, Merino Circasians, assorted
colours
Hat Grapes, Ribands, Be|tings, Gloves
Scarlet, yellow, Brown s. Flag Bandannas,
Black Laventine g. Barsa'ona Bandkerchieis
Cotton -Sh;t,gis& iiend',ercLncis
ssgiss, Jackonet * Berkeley Crayats
| Merino, Berrage s. Gauze Handi,erchieis
| Callicoes, Gingbans, Irish linens & Lawns
| Beck. Swiss, Jacizonett, Null s. Cambr io,
AIesli7ss
Thread I.aces St Eagngs, BFaae s, Pipings
Foupaation Muslin s, AlIlenett, Sewing Silks
Russia ~heetiag < Diapers, six Velyofs
I Green, Red, Dlabh S. BLACK Tabby Velvet
| i4egi,orn Boapets, iine Flats, Umbrellas
| Black s. white WadIng, Susbenders, Combs
| Bangnp Cords, and Beaver teens
Plaid Cotton, Cheeks, lGcilingss Gotten Cassi'
laercs &a
| Bleached * Brown Muslins, Cotton Yarns
I Carpet chain s Candle-wick, Sc. &c. SIC.
With an extensive assortment Of Hard Ware
and Cutlery,
| Queens and Glass Ware,
| Groceries and Liquors,
/ Paints and Dse Stuns,
Stationary, Sadellery, Brushes, &c. &c.
| Nev II, isl9.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-12-03
POETRY.
From The YHginia Free Press.

From The Virginia Free Press.
TO TIE MEMORY OF THOMAS DAVIS.
The day is pass'd: ewes crimson veil
O'erspreaSis the solemn scenei
Dim twilight reigns--the evening gale
Signs oser the shsdowy green.
The grave is closed---Ahf who ishe,
Whose span OF life is y err
Friend Of my yooth! and must il be,
That We slisll meet no morel
And dost thoa here al last repose,
Compsnivp Of ny youth
The ehsreF VI my infant wees.
The friend 10 man and TRUTH
And sbsil we ne'er retrace agsin
Sweet boyhood's lovely hourl
When hfe was ioy--sDd care IN vain
Essay'd her uric powesf
Together, then. twas ours TO stroll
Along the wizard suesm;
While hope dane'd jos oas in the soul,
And life was like dream.
Ard is that dream forever pssti
h'asi what worms are we
n little earth is all at last,
THAT man can hope TO he.
Just God on what brittle thread
Oar iGlrest visions haugl
Lilies rosy Path leads 40 The dead
Where ends each lieg'rias pang.
Ills vain to uso1rn---',ts rsia - SIGH;
To that last point We tend;
The loyeliest flower bioeais opt 10 de
An earth bora hopes must end.
Yet there's spot seyo.ld lies bourne,
Where we may meet sgaini
n place OF rest to those who msurn,
Where Joy and peace shall seign.
T-oV'd friend fareweilf q long fare well
We meet IN lie no more,
Yet on thy worth shalt mem'ry dwell,
Till ,fe's last thfob is DER.
White Post. G
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-12-03
MASONIC ODE.

The soft enchanting pswers Of love,
That warm the heavenly ohoirs above,
Come from the tesims Of tight:
Bish mounted on 3 shining CAR
Guided by some psepitious star.
TO earth soc made her fight,
She sought 20 find safe retreat,
Where real love and friendship
vat found n place si rest,
till on a sacred wall sac lit,
II heFe free accented nasons meet,
Then said this place be blest.
Here shall my sacred powers be shed,
Like aaron's oil upon The head,
ofevery wCrtsy guest;
The rich perfume of haimy sweet,
Shall bless the place where masop's ueet,
And obeer each glowing breast.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-12-03
LAND FOR SALE

II WISH to sell FARM ofabout 400 Acres
n of good Land, on the Potomac River, near
the mouth Of Opcquan Greek; the. land is in a
good state of cultivation, with comfortable
dwelling Houses, Barn, Distillery, Sc.
I also wish 70 sell nay MILLS, with about
80 Acres of Land, on said creek. Terms viii
be made known by me.
JAMES FORNkN.
November Q6.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-12-03
TRUST SAFE OFLAND.

DY vlrtue u Deed of irast executed D.
ID DAVID Zee, and John Brannafd 20 The
,,bs r,ber. Trustee tor the benefi, Of the l.k
of the Vshey II Virginia, WILDE sold al pub
lie auction TO he highest, bidder, for ready mo-
ney AZ the Court House Of Berkeley County
on ne 1AA day ef December eerd, beisg court das
a TraGt OF Land situate 10 the county OF berke
lev. on the north SIDE Of BIck Creek, adJo'n
ing tie lands OF John Yates, formerly aobt
Duni4p, Es,hsn Ross and Levi Brannoa, con
tanning 299 acres, be tie same more or less
The purchaser may have the privilege 81 put
ting an accommodation Note 10 the Bark Of The
Valley 10 Virgins. instead o. paying cash, ex
cept as TO The expenses of the sale and adSer
tising. rie title is believed 10 be iHcuba'.,
be rhe subscriber will convey the ssid Lane
as Trustee.
JAMES HODGE, Trustee.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-12-03
CHEAP FALL s WINTER c.e,,,
THOMAS G. LANE. & e

EF1OJLD respectfully announce ~ a.:
v friends. customers, and the com,r,,..
sy In geaerai, that they arc now receiv;ng ar5
opening a their Stese, IN Shepherd's tosn
large aud splendid assortment of :
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-12-03

NT0TICE-Ai persons having claims a
IV giant the estate of DWid .Gfiber, decd
are ingite9 10 bring item forward, properly
authenticated for settlement; and those IN
debted, win prepare themselves for imlnedi
ale payment as it is the wish of the sgbscri
bers to bring the estate 10 speedy settle
ment.
SAMUEL MILLER, .9dm'y.
MARY MliIEK, .lldat fe.
Moyepnber 96-3t
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-12-03
Nnvernher u, 1879.

KYOTiCE.- ~ th,se having claims against
i = the estate OF George TiAb. deceased. arr
notified TO brisg Them forward. properly an
rtcnticated for settlement; and .lieseindebtcd
are.requesied 10 make immediate payment, i
being the dosirc Of the subscriber 10 ettlie ~
the business of The estate without delay.
BAILEY IAIB, Ex'r.
NJ,>.,.,,,l,,. 1E ~
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-12-03
November Cost.

NOTICE.-The Members OF the Martins
AZ burg Library Society are again notified
that another quarterly subscrptionto said so
ciety, became due On the fifth day of this
month. It is the hope Of the Treasurer, that
the members viii come forward and pay up
their dues Especially those who are ia arreal-
ages for more than one qlsrterage,) and not
subject him TO The trouble Of again presenting
their accounts. BY order of the Board,
e. NEWCOMER, Treas'r.
Nov. 10.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-12-03

GtTRAYED OR STOLEN from the sub
- scriber, in Darkesviie, On Saturday night
last, (8thinst a DARK BAY HORSE, about
fifteen and half hands high, heavy made,
long switch tail, one bind foot white, white
spot IN his forehead, shod all round, works
well in gears, a scar on the nose wal
give liberal reward if brought home, or in
formation given where he's.
JOHN MADDOX.
Darkesville, Nov. 12-3t
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-12-03

NJOTICE--it being the des,resof the sub
IN scribers TO bring the estate OF the late
John Eeaas, to speedy settlement, respectfully
invite all those having claims against said es-
tate, 10 bring the sanre forward, properly an-
thentica,ed for payment; and those indebted
wilitalse notice, that immediate payment VIII
be required.
JOHN Y. EVANS, +, ad,s,.~
JACOB V. EVANS s1'''' ~
Nnyar,a l,o,. aG--4f
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-12-03
w: 2: cSMEFT9 N,
IS ne'0 reesioi'ig his se,Pphi Of
Vail a,tn gSYluter Gaons,

coHsiSuaS, IN part, OF
Blue, Bi'k, Brown, Olive, Mix'd s. DrabCloths
do do do. do. Cassimeres
do. do do. do, Cassinetts,
Swansdown, ToiIeuott, Nalentia s. SIX Festing
Tartan pla:d, Blue and Plaid Camblct
Merno Circassian, Circa.sia s. Bonbazine
Bombazctt eElanne!s and Baizes
Italian Irsir,ng, Gro lie Maps, Gro de Berlin,
Mode and Sarsnctts, Nani.in, Canton and l.
Italian Grape and Grape &c Lyon, Linen Cam
brio, Irish Linen, Cambrie and ackonet Mus
jim, Fis'd and PLAIN Swiss Muslin, Beltings,
Gloves, Super. Bobinet and Swiss Gapes,
Swiss Crayats, Merino, Cashmere and Cash
mere Shawis, BarTaZe, II russian, Mcfino and
Gauze Hank'fis, Rose and Point l3E4NKf.fs,
Falid Ilnsog, Super Prints and Ginghams,
Ticking, Plaid Cottons &Check, s-4 Diaper,
brown and Bleach'd Muslin, well assorted,
Leghorn Bonnets, Far Hats, Caps 8 Shoes,
Shell ana Mock Coinbs, &c sc. sc.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-12-03

~ HOGMERE tenders his thanks to his
w. friends and the public generally, for
that liberal share of patronage already receiv-
cd, and still hopes for continuance with the
.Neic Concern, so long as they are enabled to
furnish them with GOODS al remarkably losc
prices. Nov. IL
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-12-03
THlt g SCfnfer Qrnnne

purchased during the last week by Cur Tbo.
mas e. Lane, at Auction, who is now. and MN
continue III slse city, purchasing and seud;ng
on Goods from the Auction Rooms and go
where, until our assortment is esmplete.
AMONG THOSE ALREADY RECEIVED ARp.
Extra medium and cournon hl,,o rIfi
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-12-03

a Temperance Society has been formed
in the Cherokee Nation Annual meetings
are te be held in New Irhota; and the for
Tna,ion Of auxiliary societies in the different
districts il recommended.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-12-03

Bnes dfaD and steel mkt CassInetts
Extra, medium, & common white Flannel.
Do do do red, yellow, scarlet 8. blue d
Do do white and red homemade de-,
Rose Blankets, various sizes,
"a, a and point Blankets,
Rich Scotch Carpeting,
| Do oil do
JaFtain Piaids, Ca,nblcts and Baize,.
| Olive blue * black CEcassian for cIoals g.
oTansdoMp, ioilenett, Valencia and sjlk
Yestngs, A
81 crimson and blue merino. blact s;,l, -,
tabby Feivets, 'N
| sonibazetts aud bombazines, black and Gro.
de-Nap SIks,
Fancy Turkish Sattins, Modes and Sarsneax
Slack Lutestlings and Florence Silks,
0enuemen's fancy bordered and blacl, Italian
| silk Cravats, black Nankeens,
canton and Italian Grapes, hish Linen
Lawns and Canlbiics,
Linen Cambria Handkerchief,
! Caaabric. Jaconcu and Swiss NusliDs.
itch worked Bobbinett, plain do.
10. footing, do Lace and Edging,
Thread Lace and Edgings,
Fancy and conmon CalHcoes:
DO. Ginshams,
Scarlet and black rneriuo Shawls.
, Black and white Cashmere do.
Melino and Cashmere Handkerchief,
Cassimere points. rose bordered and black
cloth Shawls,
! Domestic Pads and Tickines,
81 and A cotton checks, Al linen do.
rs and 10. linen table Diaper.
i Brown and bieached Muslins and Sheetipp,.
| Spun Cotton and Candlewict,
Leghorn boDneis, rich winter Ribbons.
! Gentlemg rs fur Gaps,
| Ladies black and white worsted Hose.
| DO. black, white silk and cotton do.
Large slell Combs, Mock Shell do.
- a t5's ~ and prunelle Shoes,
Sc Sc SC
A general assortment of Queen, China and
Glass Ware, Stone do
HARDWARE & CUTLERY.
Rio and green Coffee,
Orleans and HAVANA Sugars,
Loai and lump do.
| ~zux-a Gunpewder, 4
f%|.Ifa S 3sfi a7.:a. (rnAs.
sssFaasssss. Young Tyson, and
Hyson Skin,
London Particular, and Sicily Madeira Wines,
Lisbon Old Port, and Malega, do.
Old Itarst, do.
Old French Brandy, and Holland Gin,
t. Cheese, kcg and box Raislns,
Sci; shell Almonds and Rock Candy,
sperm and iish OH,
Sugar house and Orleans Molasses,
Sperm and tallew Candles,
Together with . general assortment OF
Medicines, Paints andD Dye Stuffs, all ofwhich
we are offering at such prices as must meet
with the appreciation of all who viii only IA
yer Us with a call.
Shcpherdstown, Nov. s.
n b. The highest price given for clean
Flax Seed.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-12-03

Qteelio UeratG-Some of tbs Pennsylvani-
ans are discussing the identity of John O. A
dams. The Germans contend that old John
Adams was The last President Of the United
States, not John Quincy, the son.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-21
Lands forfeited to The Literary f.n.dy

I W,
EEUBl.IC NOTICE.--By the actpasscd 9Th March
1927, entitled " An act concerning lands returned
delinquent ior the nonpayment of taxes, the operation
OF which was continued by subsequent act passed 27
Feb lS2Sall delinquent lands which were vested In
the Literary Fund, and not redeemed ON or before the
y"st o. represent month by the original owners have
become absolutely forfeited Provision is made however
by the FIRST above mentioned act in favor OF such person
or persons who may have good legal or euuabe tile
10 such lands, held derived under grant from the
commonwealth, bearing date prior to the time of the
said lands vestng in the President and Directors of The
Literary Fund, who previous TO the 9th of March, 1927
may nave settled and improved the lands claimed by
mem, or who derive title under some person HAVING
mus settled and improved said lands. But no person
shall be entitled to the benefit of this provision who
shall not before the first day Of December one floanJ
eight hu'iared and fpenty nns pay into the Treasury
on The proper warrant of the Auditor of Public Accounts
all taxes upon the lands ciamedhy him either in his own
name or the name OF those under whom he may claim title
OF by the person. persons in whose name or right the
same was forfeited, such portion thereof as the land so
claimed ought be equitaby and ra,aby charged there
wi with 10 per cent per annum damages the amount
winch shall be each year due from the LIST day of Noye-
Der, OF the year in which becomes due until paid
JAS. Il. HEATH,
Auditor OF Public Accounts.
jury Nv. lS-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-21
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS.
LETTER vi,
WARRINGTON, Ju

WARRINGTON, July o u, 1929.
SIR ~ proceed 20 detail 10 YOU other abuses relating
TO the Navy Unsnitai and NAVY Pension lfunds, com
mitted during the late Administration.
The Commissioners Of the Navy Hospital Fund.
Messrs. Souihard Barbour, and Rush, on the 9Th OF
Move mber, 1925, appointed Mr.. Thomas Filiebrown,
Secretary Mr. Filiebrown was then receiving sala-
~ Of 81 900 clerk in the Navy Department, and the
Commissioners agreed 10 allow him as their Secretary,
another salary of $780, 10 he paid out Of the Hospital
Fund Mr. filebrown had been en- in Office six months
Southland wrote to him the following letter
"EAyY DEPAETNENr,D
22'i May, 1925. :
sfR In consequence Of The duties performed by
you Secretary 10 the Commissioners OF Navy Iiospi
tails, you may consider your appointment Us aDtriaici
six months, and draw warrant for your salary for that
period am sir respectfully &c s,,,-,,,,,,,,
Thos Fillebrown, Esq. Secretary. &c.
IN pursuance Of this letter. Mr. Fillebrown did take
another l25 out Of this sacred charity fund, and put
into his own pocket, thus drawing ycGTs salary, when
he hld been in Office only sir pioBihsi
would ask the American people TO look at The rim.
ciole involved in THE Transaction. Mr.. Southland hal
no authority TO give Mr.. Filcbrown money, even Tor
actual services Of this fund 10 10 tia requires
The concurrence OF majority Of the Commissioners
lie could no, raise Mr. Fillehrowns salary. That too,
must be done By the Commissioners. But he tells him
10 Gntedte his appointment and thus draw years sal.
cry, when only six months ruei As The money
was wholly under the coniroul oi Soulhard and Vile
brown. that they could do Was not tilis plundering
| the fund.- What name does Il deserved What would
the people think, President Jackson TO say his
four Secretaries "you may consider your appointments
a. 0ufeddfcd six months. and draw warrants for your
salaries for that period" thus giving them $4,000
piece salary before they came into office
MIR. Flebrown continued 10 discharge the dnlies
as Secretary to tho commissioners until after the late
change n the administration. and received therefor his
regular salary Of $3.50 per year ~ ibe writing an
all the business done by him account OF tho lospi
tai Fund, good clerk could have done 10 one month
For every thing which he did, Tho salary OF $3.50 was
most liberal compensation; yet has he pocketed much
larger SUN, without color Of authority, under the
II l.las 81
count, from the time hs came into Office, he CHARGE
ono pee cent IN TIE amount Of bis disbursements bu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-21

III AND FOR SALE-In CONFORMITY 10 = deeJ -,
80 trust made TO the ubscribers by Edward Carlton
senr on the 10Th day of March, 1929 and duly record
Ell IN the clerks Office OF Halifax county, we purpose
august next, the tract Of land which The said
Cdr''oh lately resided, containing by computation 32s
acres De The same more less and bounded by The
ria,I,as cour. uuisr s Dr DAVIS q Tuck and
dwelling house and convenient out improvements; il
well adapted for the production of tobacco corn wheat
sc Sc. and is well situated for tavern. The sale is
made pay the debts in the said deed mentioned. The
said Of land is made liable 10 cash sale, according
the expression of the said deed but the creditors
willing receive third in cash and the balance ia
two equal annual ins,alments Bonds and approved
curly viii be required bcning interest from the date
and deed Of the payments As trustees,
OF convey only such title vested by the
said deed JAMES ADHESION
iv ID I9-tIs ADAM TOOT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-21
WWMElB 3WIW,

LAW CASE.--Thc following report Of the facts in
Che Interesting case in which MIR. Webster and Mr.
Writ have been engaged opposing Counsel, we copy
from the last Boston Galaxy:
Supreme Judicial Court, June nc, 1920.
Henry farnum Admir- de 60nis non Of Tuthill Hub
bart, rs. Peter Chcrdon Brooks.
This was a hearing upon bill in equity and the an.
swcr thereto filed before tho Justices Of Supreme
Court under the Chancery powersI lately given them BIZ
the Statutes Of this ateIt was acasc OF great inter
est partly on account Of the large involved ard
tho high standing and respectabiIity Of tho parties
partly from the distinguished talent engaged on both
sidcs: and partly because 20 tho hrs attempt 70 sra
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-21
Circ,tIar to The CLERKS OF Co,,.fs-

AUDIroR's OFFICE, 9th july 1920
VIE clerks OF the several County and Corporation
Courts, viii be pleased to transmit TO this Office as
early as possible the number of white males above rs
years. and the number of all blacks above
W.h eir respective Counties and corporations accor-
ding 10 the returns of the Commissioners of the Reve
nue. made TO themwhich information is not contained in
inc tax books returned TO this Office although required bv
law THIS Information has been heretofore usually
furnished the Auditor by the Commissioners doubtless
from belief that 1t was not necessary-and from that
conviction the omission has been acqucsccd in II is
highly probable, however, that in the course of the
sent year. il mag he important to possess it, and II s
therefore, that the attention of clerks TO the subject, s
earnestly requested JAS. f. HEATH
Auditor of Public Accounts
June TO- 10 IS