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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-24
NO. aGga
New Cheese.

~ CASKS prime new Cheese. landing this day,
IL and for sale by WM d, MUTT,
Corner Of Prince and Union.stS.
Also, 80 dozen assorted Brooms sept
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-24
.rHlgRsDAY MuaNlsya2 sE2rRNGBBR 3d. aseo
Harrington City, .4ug"st IAN, 1929
prONOSa\S

vJiI be received at the Office Of the Quarter Mas.
~ t>r If the Marine Corps until II O'Clock on
N,cudat IA 2lst September next, fur furnishing
1000 Bushels best Virginia Cook, and so
Cords Of best Que food,
to be delivered ut the Marine Barracks and at the Navy
Yard in this City. dt2lS august ID
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-24
ety ,, q HFs ''PTF! !"
Genuine Medicine. SC
$50 Reward.

pow ItC" Oh VI
IAN AWAY from the subscriber, living in Fauquier
! county, Virginia, (. muatto slave named ELL9S.
about feet or 10 inches high, about D years old,
and has one of his arms very much marked by tartar
emetic ointment which applied for the rheuma-
tism lie carried with hima number OF Clothes among
others one black and one blue broad cloth coat WIN
roundabout. pantaoons, &C. I am induced to think
his object is to escape either to Fredericksburg where
his father free man named Jacob, formerly the pro-
perry OF DR. Willis of Orange resides or to one OF the
Northern States will give the above reward tor his
apprehension if taken out of the state and fzo sp
preh,nded in the state and out of the county.
JAMES K. MARSHALL.
august Il lm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-24
Wheat WaNtpA,

NORnECAI MILLER & son inform their former
wi customers and friends that they have again taken
possession of the brick Will called Triadelphd NtH.
on the Little River Turnpike Road. on Four Nile Run
where they will give the highest price for good Wheat
They are purchasing in Alexandria, Wheat, aye, and
Corn and will thank their old friends and customers 70
Give ,bcm acall augll
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-24
CASH fnr Negroes

WE wish to purchase ONE HUNDRED LIKELY
w NEGROES, of both sexes. from ~ Is y ars
of age field hands also, mechanics Of every deserp'
ton Persons wishing to sell would do we'll to give 10
CALL as we are determined TO give higher prices for
slaves than any purchaser no is may be here
afi er in this market.
Any commune alton in writing will be promptly at
tended to- w, at all times be found at our resi-
dence, west end of Duke street, Aexandris, ID. c.
July " FRANKLIN & ARNFlELD.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-24

TUNIIE Baltimore and Potomac Sfedm fdckef Compony
L have the pleasure of informing the public, 'nat
her regular trips between Baltimore and the Dstrictof
Columbia.
eta The Steamer Columbia. Cap.
tain James Mitchell, will leave the
E5CS.&:R lower end Of Patterson street WHAT
sEEssSzesSes-S on Saturday of each week, at r.
n. for alexandria, Washington and Georgetown Re.
turning she will leave Uashington on Htdne'day NOR.
ming O'Clock, and Alexandria at o'clock, touching
at the following places on the Potomac River, to land
passengers and freight. both going and coming.
On the Naruland side: On the Vnginia side:
Point .ook out SANDY Point,
Piney Pom, Bluff poInt,
Coughs Lending Place, Bo!d's Hole,
opposite Judge Platers, Mrs. Walters.
near Leonard Town, Qusntco.
| Swann's Point,
| ludlow's Ferry, and
! Mrs Pies's.
Signals have been placed at each of the above pla
ces which will be hoisted immediately the boat
appearing.
ing tpo engines, and copper boilers She will carry
from 1900 to ZOO barrels freight and accommodate IN
the superior style. at least 100 passengers For
speed she stands Ms yet unrrvsled.
The proprieors hope by strict attention 80 the com
fort OF passengers and of goods to merit share
of public patronage
Passage to Washington 81, exclusive Of fare.
Freight customary.-GJ All baggage at the risk
of the owners. ROSS, Agent.
Baltimore, NAV 30-june
N. Is. The passengers in the Columbia arrive suf-
cently early for the six o'clock Lines on Thursday
morning to Philadelphia
An arrangement has been made, by hch tho Co.
lumbia, on her passage to the District, will receive
passengers from of the Union and Citizens CanS Line
Boats in the Patapsco. and also from the steamboat
Maryland.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-24
Cheese. Coffee, etc

Cheese. Coffee, etc.
~ 4 Boxes prime Goshen cheese
q 10 bags prime green LaguIra coffee
10 hhds do Orleans molasscs, per schooner
Washington from New York, and for sale low by
our 4 CLAGETT & PAGE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-24
Steamer Columbia .

VUNHE Baltimore and Potomac Steam Packet Company
L have the pleasure of informing the public, 'nat
the above new and splendid Packet has CONNIE need
her regular trips between Baltimore and the District OF
Columbia.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-24

Lumber, Tar, Pitch, Rosin. etc
nELrIvED and for sale by the barrel or larger
IL quantity,
Far, pitch, turpentine. rosin, varnish
Spirits of turpentne, herring and lard
.4lso-A fresh supply Of prime North Carolina floor
ing boards, with
General .7sSOrtment Of Lumber.
c,s,A JOSIAH ii. DAVIS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-24
Sugar. Coffee, Tes, etc

Sugar. Coffee, Ve", etc
S4WUEL MESSERSMITH OFFERS FOR SALE
az iids lst CroN, Porto Rico and N. o.
23O bags Rio, Porto cabeo coffee, par, prime green
; S Snif chests Y Hyson Tea sggg.
3 chests go
so hatf chests Gunpowder do g"
80 10 4 Is h. bo1,s1 SO
a Is n 10 es sns' soxe, Imperial do 81
10 . h Ia ID e sess. Hyson do -
Powchong and Souchong in chests and half chests, do
10 bags n avv Sumstra pepper
so hid, Y. Orlean. and W India moasses
3 casks summer strained sp' rim o
20 pine. Goguac and Campaigne brandy "Hennes-
sv," Goddard y Co and seignette's brands
ID half pipes ''Scignette" do
pipes Halland GIN
100 b.rrrls r
70 do Foley's and Trimblc's American gin
1873 coils patent corlage. assorted
500 bags patent shot from the Phenix tower
10 tons Russia hemp
) bales Germ Al hessians
% boxes and half boxes Bakers and Lapham's cho.
coste
SO boxes yellow soap for shipping
10 boxes sperm candles
800 rcams 40 ; and supeTfne letter and No. 3 pot
and cap paper
zoo reafls Wrapping do
81 bundles -uSm.oai paper and binders and handbook
boards
Lisbon aid imitation Sherry wine in half quarter casks
l.. p. Nsdeirs IN half pipes
ren-riffc and Lsuon III pipes
Hampers porter bottles
1000 bushels Turks Island salt sept
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-24

S7WUEL MESSERSdIiTH OFFERS FOR SALE
II ? ihds )St CrolX Porto Rico and n. ..
OO 1870 barrels sugars, par of which is prime a.
23O bags Rio Il Porto Cabeo coffee, part prime green
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-16
CORRESPONBENCT.
n the Is.a. .1,l,, oyjnc, .q,i,o,s

y. ~. ~.
II me L.,a. .yDh, Qvincy .4dyme.
Sir The undr signed, ci'iz MS of Massachusetts.
residing ~ Boston and ts vicinity, take the liberty Of
addressing you the subject o. gtu,c incnt publish
cd ~ tho Nutionm Intcgencnr Of the 2Ist Of OctD-
Ocf' ana which purports 10 have been communicated
or authorised by yon.
in Ibis statement aflcr fpcatinm orGoso individuals
N this state, whom hr ritter dcSomtcs Ms certain
leaders ot tlie party which had the management e
te state Legislature" IN their lands in the year 1867
ana saying. That in the event ora civil war he AIR
Adah's mad 40 doubt tho leaders Of the uartv world
secure th9 cooperation with them of Great Britain
u Is added That their object waa and had been for
several years. dissolution OF the Union end the cs-
iabilstnent Of n separate confederation he knew
rom unrqmyoca evidence, although hot yrovcaic iu
q court OF law
This, sir, IL not tho expression OF mn opn.on ne TO
tho nature and tendency of the measures Mt that tim,
publicly adopted or proposed by The party prevailing
u the state Of NayaClusctt, Every citizen was at
lbcrty to form own opinions ou tist subject and
We caeaduy submit the proprcty Of thog; measures
io me l"1 mont OF an impartial po.tciiy But tho
sentence Wilctsc rave quoted main tie a. cnion
~ distinct i4ct, az one within Jour o"u .siuwadrc
We are not pcri4tcd 20 coni dcr il The ungunrlcd
expression Of lrritotCd feelings. hast'r uttered at
time Of great political excitement. Twenty years
nave elapsed sueo 'is charg3 i.rt made, i'm pri-
Vole corr siDnGtncc win certain members Of Con-
Efess oi'o - no" deliberately repeated aud brought
oe!ore we pune under tic sanction ~ your name ns
goinS iVuH yea %" onc4Iyocnl ovid ace, within your
know cdq,
We DIV not claim for oe-sc!,es. nor e,cl. G,r flo.e
deceased iicgt Whose repre- ;'. ives ioin In tl,i.
addfc7 iAcit."'i leaders %. ANY pJay iu tiassac.m-
stts but 80" Ucr. .eloca'el il ..'.l 49, ,,rt,
,ov.ln., acraft tic p..,a rrHr-ra t,..,lr .'''y
n.tit ah@F r'rtion'a; .''l" ~ u+ ',o~Hr--3 300 aG
ih' w'''1cs Adopted B.. na'r1Ilv. r" c..l r.,r.t.
y srro'' aui.appp.lrd tnJ.ci .ao.i.ca trray e.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-16

ont Massachusetts aud blame, and cond not essiiy be
convened to Join the present occasion. We
trust however, that you will not question Our right,
not Tor oarslvcs alone al least in bchalf high
~ ka"'cd lriehts WITH whom acted III t,et time
ana especially cf those ofthcR who arc now dcceas-
GO, respectfully 20 ask from you such full and pre-
g e s.aSelrant oftleiacts and evdcrce relating to
'S accusation, as may enable US fairly TO meet and
answer it.
Tho ohiee; Of this letter, therefore, is to request
you to state:
First, Who are the persons, designated cs leaders
OF te party prevailing in Massachusetts in the ysav
i0oo whose object, YOU assert aud had been for
sevcra' ycess, dissolution oi the UaCn and tic Is.
iaoiiShinent OF separate COME ioration: aud
oSc0nuy' Inc whole cyldoncc which tlnt
IL Is admitted in the statement, o. the CHARGE that
Il IS not nrovca5!c IN cour, orw and o course that
You are not IN possession OF any legal cvdcuce by
Wh'Sh 10 maintain IL. The cridcncc, however, mus,
HtNH ceeh SUCH rs IN Vour opinion would have been
pronounced uncquiv"caby upright hoaorablem of
DISCRIMINATING minds; and wo may certainly expect
rom Your sense cfjusicc and sclrcspcct ij.!l dis
Closure of all that YOU possess.
charge ct this nature, coming as it does from The
nrs magistrate of the nation, acquires an importance,
winch we cannot affect to disregard; and IL is one
Wihch we r'lrlt rot TO Lave unanswered. We are
therefore constrained, By regard 10 orr deceased
iIicidS and 20 our own honor, snlcnnv % de-
care, tiiat We have never known. suspected that
thc party which prevailed in Massachusetts, in the
year 1903, or any other purity IN this ate, ever en-
Unions or the establishment ofa scpurutc Confedera-
, ton 1t - impossible for III amy 6,her manner TO
rcne, o. even 70 answer This charge, until we sec it
fully end particularly stated, aud know the Evidence
bE which II - To be maintained.
The Undersigned thN i due to themselves to add
that in making this application YOU they have no
design nor wish to produce effect on any political
party or question whatever. Neither their nur-
pose ~ enter into vindication or discussion of the
measures publicly al Ptcd and ovowrd by the per
sous aEains! whom t!- above Charge has been mate
Oar sole Object is 20 draw forth all the evidence on
winch that charge is founded, in order that the pub
lie may Judge fits application and its weight
" are, Sir, with due respect,
Your obedeI.t servants,
ii. q. OTIS,
ISRAEL THORNDTKE.
Il. II. PERKINS,
WILLIAM PRESCOTT,
DANIEL SARGENT,
JOHN LOW ELL.
WILLIAM SULLIVAN,
CHARLES JACKSON,
WARREN BUTTON,
BENZ. PICKMAN,
HENRY CABOT,
Son of the late George Cabot.
G. G. PARSONS.
son .! Ihcophilus Parsons, ESQ. deceased
FRANKLIN DEXTER
Son OF the late Samuel Dexter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-24
NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.

The following extract of letter IN q gentle
man in the city Of Washington, we copy from tie
U. s. Telegraph Of Thursday:
CoNcoRD, March Il.--Tn - towns heard
from, there is 2i97 democratic gain from, The last
November election. The State is SAT-, for lack =
son. II is now reduced TO a certainty, that we
have carried every county officer, in every county
excepting old Cheshire. In the Senate, Of the
twelve districts, we have gained No. J, 9, 4, >, G.,
., II and IL, and probably no. .: there will lie a
close vote in No. 7. II is estimated that there
will be at least 40 Jackson majority in the House
Of Representatives. Our opponents there have
given up every thing"
.VetO Hampshire Fiction BENJAMIN Pierce,
the Governor Of 1921, is again chosen in opposition
to Gov. Bell. The following candidates are cho.
sen members ofthe next Congress: John Brod-
head Joseph Hammons, iona. Harry, Thos Chan
der, Henry Hubbard, John w Weeks Mr..
Harvey is the only member OF The last Congress
who is re. elected
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-24

MI! you state ~ your paper, Tor the intorina
ZION OF the voters in the Senatorial district compos
ed OF AeckIensurg, Lunenburg, Brunswick an,
Dinwiddie, that poll will he held for Thcma. NJ
Nelson OF Meckienburg to represent that disiric
IN Conven'ion' Many Frsesolders.
Alta large and respectable meeting Of the Free.
holders OF Louisa county, belt at their Courthouse
on Monday, the 9th day Of March, 1899, for the
purpose OF consulting the propriety of scndine
delegates 10 meet delegates from the other couu
mes oil This Senatorial District at Orange Court
mouse on the s'h Monday in the present month
10 consult together and recommend suitable per-
sons to represent the said District in the
ing Convention, for the alteration of the State
Constitution:
Frederick Harris was called 10 the Chair am,
John Hunter appointed Secretary.
The object OF the meeting being EXPLAINED. the
following resolutions were adopte-;
Resolved, That a Committee Of Eve be appoint
ed TO meet like Committees from the Other coun.
ties OF this Senatorial District, at Orange Court.
house, on the 4,h Monday in the present month,
10 consult together ami recommend suitable per.
sons to represent this District in the approaching
Convention, Tor the alteration OF the State Copsti-
tuition.
Resolved, That Garrit NJ. Quarlcs, Charles Y.
kimbrough, Frederick Harris, Charles Dabnev.
jr. and William Waddy, constitute said COMMITTEES
on behalf OF this county.
Resolved, That tile proceedings Of this meet
in1be signed by the Chairman and Secretary, and
published in the Richmond Enquirer and the
Fredericksburg papers.
FRED. HARRIS, Chm.
JOHN HUNTER, Sec'ry
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-24
Nsreh "a
March Q
Pll,njnjiou G,r an.

PLANTATION J0T Sale.
SRHAT healthy and beautiful Farm called Sbett!e
~ IN the Genital part nj New Keut county,
GOOD ara wealthy neighbours, &c miles from Richmopd
tto from the White Hou.e Landing PanunLy riv,r
tanning about 200 acres OF good Psmuuty bottom land ,r
cn'sied soil about 800 dvi four LOT,
separately and IN each lot stream wafer the
med.r heavily ti.bsred; of the lot. are seven,
nisEe beds all but the upper par l. which the house ,f,nd
Levels there several good .priny. esien.r
orchard OF d'feIen, kinds OF fruit The tho.
IS neat the out houses barns, shade, nun.rcu, CON
ven'eht; the horn cattle sheep, uens!s, orase, &C.
si.po.ed OF and Possession given the January n,x
With the privilege OF sowing small gain tea.on
HSbie town property will IN part be taken tor payment
,for fuither information inquire TO j. nj. bel Csmpn
Ssockoe Hill who hs, for sale, good .,rony light bsy 81
morse years old good double gig and plated snc shi
week. old " w =" '''N
March -. ,os,e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-24

1anhiEp ! On Thut,dayihe i9,h ui'. Hs, b. J.y...,
si o. Lunsnbufs to Mrs Mary FofP Of
Sl,hoD on the is'h inst by the Re,SM..
Ne.'oa Pags Of Buckingham, Me. E.,;
daughter Of Randolph Harrison, E.q Of CoubeIsnJ
-, AZ SPr'ng6eld in Ii,neysr, the i2th ip.t,p,
oy the Rev. Mr. Cook. Mr. BuzA ". Psnsstcr OF ia o,r,
10 Miss E.:y only d.oAhsr of the late Clsneeor
-, In Charlotte county, NJ the tsside-ee 81 D..
hannaa on the 5h 'ps AIR. Joseph fa!.n sged CO. MIS-
Haseey Be'kiey S. both Caaoe by the Rev Eh,f
~ Mathews Of rtipce Edwsri county:
May Kymsn d,sw his seutie cord
Till every las,y gets Lord.
plED,I-on Tuesday evening Al c'ecsk after p,.,,,-,.
cd Illness Of several months, Mrs Nary Poe widow q, 4,
late Thori, Foe Of Reurieo eouuy the 2i year OF I
sge.. :, -
-, at hi, residence in So.t,w,y county, on the s,,i
Feb M. JotaC Chappe the ssi year Of h.. ss....,-
frrepsrsble loss. " ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-24

t'iui efusiot. uier the title oil AN lncient' in
the I'd number, which inspired me when read it
with full conviction Of the authors poetic talent
| as well "a fine feeling.
In conclusion, | should like to see the Iitera.
~ Gazette" introduced into our own reading cir.
Giles, and stronger bond established between us
and The intelligent community Of the South.
very little spared from Of those personal in
du!gencies with which we might easily dispense,
would supply us with the means OF extending our
literary enquiries, and culiivating more generous
thirst for polite learning Why, too. should we
look altogether to the North, or TO England for
those helps and guides 10 intellectual improve
nent, which would spring up every whore around
us under the kindly beam oil patronage! Let us
in the South TO something for ourselves--nor Ion.
ger waste our time and energies in pursuits.
which, they do not degrade, certainly cannot be
said to exal; our moral nature. A SOUTHRON
To the Editors Of the Richmond Enquirer.
Gentle men;-We notice in your paper of the
10Th inst. Mr.. Randolph has declined re.elec.
ton 10 Congress. We, therefore, request the "a.
vor OF you TO nominate Capt. John Miller of Cum
berland: and you will oblige the following free
holders: JAMES HOBSON,
N. NJ. OSBORNE,
TIL. T. SWAMI,
JOHN r. PALMER,
CHS s. PALMER,
HENRY HOBSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-24

ffeHE subscriber, intending the West vi,lef
er a public .ale ut h.s house in Prince T. eo,ntv
on ihuTsday the 23d LAY Of next month"; (Apri,, the
iand ~heeon he lives containing four thirty
forty acre Buelo River nearly h,onyb The esn,r.
u, and shod, 90 or 10 ssre OF very rich situated %
miles west OF iis1en Sidney college, four m Ie, from, ~
courthouse and from FaImvie the Improvement, AZ,
good: the dw Ling hou,e bu only few years and OF ,Bs
oe't te;ia AID convenient ter fifteen wears
ehee am enabled TO ssyh eithy any .us tin ia
me subscriber deem. 10 he
.hsf Paii,oulsr pre.nmng wishing Ia bnv -,
tract of ind, aud IN most desrahi- neishbourho
view Tor themselves Terms fourth the
ney will be Ieqsied when possession t.ay Isl De,
nes with the privilege Of seeding wheat balance in t,
squsi annual ineiuept., with good personal seeury or
deed of trust 10 land. MOSES TREnuiv
Msreh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-24
NEW YoRK MARRET.

We learn from the Price Current Of this day,
Gays the ". Y. Commercial Advertiser Of the
18th jnst) that, during the last three days. be-
tween 8 and 400 barrels Of Wheat and Flour have
was Western Canal, At SO, With some Troy, all
Baltimore Howard street, al tile same price. a
sale OF 400 bushels Virginia Wheat has bccu
made al 81 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-24
MANN PAGE,
A. l.. DABNEY,
JOHN Is. PEACHY,
VIM. X. PERRIN,
CARY S. JONES,
A. l.. BYRD.

WILLIAMSBURG, March l6, 1920.
Gent'eInen:-Your communication has caused
me considerable conflict. Not that would value
the insdions ground of being wanting in 6rmness
or in delicacy to those gentlemen who by posi-
bilisy might have presented themselves before
the public in consequence ofmy declension or the
like; which though not to be dispsed, are not in
themselves of sufficient strength for ground OF
action. will here premise to those respectable
gentlemen, that duty supercedes Gelicacy, that
this is the act OF others, for which AN not re-
sponsible. My source of diff guilty is the same
that canvassed and decided when Withdrew,
viz: that could not see any obvious benefit had
TO offer the District In reviewing the whole
ground, believed. that had accomplished III ost
OF what the present moment promised attaina-
BILE. Many reforms Of economy suggested
and called for, and which, it is hoped, the next
session will give effect TO. Ii would be hattery
to say, that we have any present means to stay the
march of consolidation, of which, tariffs roads and
canals are but the begnnings.-I, too, would not
despair Of the Republic, but looking to time and
the benifcent hand which guides it to supply the
remedy. So considering, deem my retirement
unimportant to the District.-They have reviewed
their call, and am their candidate for another
term. AS never have put myself in opposition
to their interest, at any time, so cannot deny
them the right to Judge, and but acknowledge nv
duty 10 ob.ige. The feelings that produce this,
are the best assurances could give of heart
truly sensible to their interest, OVERLOOKING with
their present and passed favors.
VIII the committee be pleased 10 accept my ac-
acknowledgements, of esteem, s. friendship. Will
they excuse the haste OF this, from their fellow
citizen! BuRWELL BASSETT
To Messrs. Mann Page, Augustine L. Dabney,
John b. Peachy, William X. Perrin, Cary s..
Jones, Addison l.. Byrd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-24
NIARSHAL,S SALE

9EN pursuance Of Decree of the Sunor;or
Court OF Chancery, for the Richmond Distre,
pronounced on the 9th day af Feb. 1928 i'm a SUR
between the Mutual Assurance Society, against
nre on euiitnxs, OF the State Of Virginia, plain
tiifs, and Samuel Cartwright. Admir- of Ssn,ucl
Grimshaw, dec. and others, defendants, will b.,
sold, by public Auction, 10 the highest bidder for
ready money, on the premises, on The 2o,h dav I
April next at IL O'Clock OF tina, day. the House r.,
the bill mentioned, and described in the declar.'-
ton OF Samuel Grimshaw as lpoo6cn Tavern.
one story high, situated at place New Mar.
set, in the county OF Henrico, called the Old Or
binary, and occupied by the said Grmshaw, in the,
year 1916 or such part thereof will be sufficient
TO satisfy the debt, interest and costs and
OF sale, directed by the said Decree 10 be Maid
JOHN GUENRANT, m. SIC. c.r.d.
or one OF his Deputies
March "A. 405--tds
the sth day Of March 1898: - o0a''s'
A<w, .;l " Ayef, PITT
m sohs .es aud john Morris admOF of Rch !Iard
The defendant John H,rdm,n, having entered h, ar
PsaFanes and gwen security according to the Of .sr
he No, an e e thu tue .
,ryj ordered, that the said John Hardman do appe,r
The bill Of the Pla'n and that copy Of th, order be forth
sl n.s'S d. ~ some raslhed III. City
ffons door OF the courthouse of thi. county.
uo, R. ELDRIpGE jrd.e
1E Ch.neery-At court hsid for Buckiuynsm cunt,
~ the 3 h day OF March 1899 ''
SAM Jones Sam'i + rj ero par,Ler.: trad
ips under the firm sndsy le Of Jones d FUrd, Ptn,
against '
An fisrdiman John Morri,, RE hid H,rdm,n
:. . Def
pearance and given according the Act Of Assem-
MY aud the rules OF this court, aud
ry evidence that he is moi this COUNTRY: II ia
ordered that the said defendant john uaris do spc,a
here at June court next, and the bill the
and that copy OF this order he othw inserted in the E
iu'rer public newspaper printed the Of R,cbn,nS
TOT two months and posted the front ,or
lie couE.hou,e o! this County. Copy. T-.ts,
X. ELDRIDGE, IT, C.