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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-03

a , tuies, holden fn the clerks Office of the county court of
Iowha,an, from the 9Th to 18th day Of September, inclusive,
~ MI y ~ year LID. ,s1 =. IaIl'en d. Cox, pie against Daniel 4. nssby
anu m sIihaoe,n his vile, formerly Elizabeth Cox, adm'x with In.
wti snneSsd Of rugh Z. Cox, decd, and Kendick NJ. Bagly,
Cow Cow ' 'ss,s M Nj Cox. an infant dsush.sr Of the said Pogh p
inns DAY game the plaintiff by his attorney, and the ,iefndan,
Nendrck M. basby, NOT having entered his appearance aud
~" seSuI'y aecotuing to the act OF assembly aud the rules Of
ms court, and II appearing by satisfactory evidence, tina, lac is
no. an innan'tant u this commonwealth; Il is ordered, that the
sari oe'enrent no appear here on the third Wednesday in No
Vennoef next, and answer the hill Of the plaintiff: and tina, a
copy u 'is order be forthwith inserted in some nessuaper null.
l'sne1 IA Tue CITY OF Richmond, Cor two mouths succe ,si,cly.
house ot this county.
20 AGONY T..,. c,.,,e
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XV1ILL be offered for sale, on Monday, the 9Th day
o. next month, lOctober) at the late residence
OF Patrick Ciopton, decd, ON the Bowling Green Hill.
at the place known as Fosters Rope Walk. about
one slnilc FROM the Old Market House, i'm the City
OF Richmond, from II 20 II likely Negroes, consis-
ting Ut men, women and childrcn, the children
mostly boys; all the household and Kitchen furniture,
oonEStng Of the usual variety; one young horse,
ssdt3e and bride, one mule, one yoke OF oxen, tum-
bfl cart and harness, one OK cart, three mich cows
and some other cattle, together with a variety Of
other articles, SIC. &c.
= Terms of sale--tor the Negroes cash will be re-
CURED, and ON all other property six months credit
approved security for all sums over 40. " There is a
trust deed on some of the Negroes, which will be sat-
i~sfactorily arranged on the day of sale, by paving the
amount OF sales to the person for whose benefit said
HARRIETT CLoPTON, Adm'nix
of Patrick Clopton, dec.
Aupcrsons having claims against the said decedent,
WIZ Psease make them known without delay, to tn
AdInanistratnx, that arrangements may be made, to
discharge the same.
HARRIETT ELOPToN, admr'xo of
eept xa-d6t CIT Patrick Clopton, decd.
ViRoINiA:-At rules, holden in the clerks Office
OF the superior court of ci,ancery for the Rich
mond district, the Sd day of AUGUST. 1909. David
Valentine, cen. guardian of John and Ann Lipsco,nb
piti. against William Burch and Roxa his wife, john
lambeth and Benjamin G.. Turner, trustees, &c.
Coin johnson, adm'or with the viii annexed of VIII
liam Johnson, William L. Johnson, adm'or de boni,
non of Benjamin johnson, deed, and Pbilip IohnscT
and Susan Butler. dts.
The defendants William Burch and Roxa his wifi
not having entered their appearance and given seen
MY according to the act Of assembly and the rules O
thus court, and 1t appearing by satisfactory evidences
trat they are not inhabitants of this country: il Is or
oered, that the said defendants do appear here on ths
irst day OF the next January term, md answer thu
Dbl Of the plaintiff; and that a copy of this order be
Tstnwth inserted IN some newspaper published il
1>e city OF Richmond, for two months sncceesiyelv
and posted at the front door OF the capitol in the sait
city. A copy. Testc.
~ 10. WM. C.. PeSp1 yTnN- r. n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-03

VIHei"IA'~At rules holden in the clerks Office Of the sdpe,io,
court o. chancey. for the Richmond district. the IA Tag ~
Atgust, lbZS Thomas AdamS admir- with the Will annexcI sc
ihofnas treeDan, deed. pitt, against Edw ard Fresy,,n and
dns. '' ao"i u Charles Cabaness,
Inc helendant', Edward Freeman. and h,s yI6, 80,
" enteient ner appearance aud given security accorIius n,
W &C. oI assembly, aud the rules Of this court and il, anyear
Ws' ny satisfactory evidence, that they are not initabran,s ~ ,bj.
Counuy: rs ordered, That the said defendants de- srpe,, hoe
90 me hrst day OF the next January term, and ansyy,ar he iii
~ Ube piaNntihi and that a COPY Of this order he e,,,b,r;,t, ;,.s..
ed ~ some newspaper published In the city ri Richmond ~,
two mouths suecessiyeIy, aud posted at the front door of the
capitol, 10 the said city. "o
a copy. Teste, WV. Pgyp,,rov.
ViHGINit:-At rules, holden 10 the clerks Office OF ie s1nc,o,
court ol chaneey, for the Richmond district. the I'd dav ~
atin2Ist lBLJ John ~. Davis, pln, against Joscp, q Ky,s
'cnsIti bo"tnS, and Christopher NJ. Bass, DIS
Inc heiendsnls, Christopher NJ. Bass, and Roha,d T. p,l.
"s nt having entered their appearance, and given security
"Ne"I"hR 20 me act ol assembly, aud the rules Of dis court
anu i app airing, by satisfactory evidence. that t,ev are no, ;n =
ndp'ants oil this country: il IL ordered, that the said dcC.,ds,,s
no appear here op the first day Of the next Januarv Term snd
Nv ue Dl OF the plaintiff; and that a copy NJ tbt. o,de,
80 iI Ihser'ed 10 some newspaper published in the civ
~ hchmond, ir two months successiyely and uos,ed /, a..
NOM uOOf OF the capitol 10 said city.
- copy Teste, VS.. q. rESbttrov, &C.
Vik"ihfA:-At rules, holden IN the clerks Office of The su,S,I
or court Ut clancery, for the Richmond district. the "a a.,
y, august 1879 William Flanagan, ard Reuben FIannagau.
PHl@' against Jacob Myers, Benjamin Lewis, and Miles Cary'
The defendant, Jacob Myers. not having entered MS spnss,.
'hoe ald gwen security according To Tie act Of assembly. and
we fnss 81 ms couu, and IL appearing by satisfactory col.
renee, mat he rs not IN inhabiant n this cOun;ryi II 3 ordered
'hat The said defendant DO appear here ON the 6rt d,v ~ fh,
uhl a copy of tins order lie forthwith inserted Nv spfne nstysra.
per PUNISHED iu'De citv ~ Eichnond, ff two months suetIss
"cy' AMI rosied atthe front door Of Inc capitol. in the ssidcitv
4" @eoPy' Aer~, W. G. IispLIyv.c G
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ViForyfA:-At rules, holden IN the clerks 10Ec o. the superior
court Of chancery for the Richmond district, the I'd day OF
August, 1879: Asa &. Craddook, pit against Peter Rison, John
Truly, and John S. Nash, dhs.
The defendants PeieT Rison and John S. Nash, uo, haylug
entered their appearance and given security accnrdinI 10 the
act OF assembly and The rules Of This court, and il Appearing. by
satisfactory evidence, that they are not inhabitants OF This coun.
Try; II is ordered, That the said defendants do appear here On
the first day Of the nexI January term, and answer the bill Of the
plaintiff; and that a copy Of this order be forthwith inserted IN
some newspaper published IN the city Of Richmond, Tor two
months soccessiyeiy, and posted al the front door Of the capitol,
10 tho said city.
IS Acopy Teste, VIZ. G. PrSpltro~.c &C
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a 4 = court held Tor Prince Edward county,. Julx ,h. ,ons
= 1879 John Buchanan, pit. against Hays & Loome,'
The descendants no, having entered their sppeamnc. aud
Ssen secunsy according to an &C, Of the general assembly ard
~ ,ues Oh TINS court, and u appearing to the satisfaction Of the
eou,t mat they aie not Inhabitants OF tins state; on the ,no,ion
o. the plaintiff by his attorney, il is ordered. that the said deiru-
uanu 90 appear here on the first day of October couu next. and
answer the plaintiffs bill; and that a copy Of tis order be ,orh.
r. !" 40 some one Of the public newspapers printed in
WesuyW nShu0ud, for two months SUCCESSFULLY, and also
posted at The front door of the court house of this county.
Acopy. Teste, y. J. MORShAM. &C.
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VFoISIN-A rules, holden 40 The clerks Office Of the superior
court NJ chancey for the Richmond district, the 3H day Of
ausqsi, 1879: Morris Emanuel, vi. against J. J. Joseph and
sarah his wife, William Dapbridce, late sheriff of Henuco
county, 10 whom tho estate Of Solomon Marks. decd. VS.
comfniued for administration, Robert q. MARKS, and Lavr.nrp
Lyon, dts.
The defendants , j. Joseph aud Sarah his wife, and Robert.
v. Marks, not having entered their appearance aud gwen secu-
ry according to the act Of assembly and the rules ofthis court.
and II appearing, by satisfactory evidence, that Ciey are no, inha'
biiants of this country; il ~ ordered, that the said Defendants do
sppear here on ihehrstday ofihe nextJanuay term, and answer
ne oH'o o. the plaintiff; and that a copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted ~ some newspaper published In the city of Richmond.
oi Two months successfully, and posted At the front door ofihe
capitol, 10 the SAID city.
10 copy Tete, VIZ. Pyxptrroy. &C
Vi6riA'-At rules, holden IN the clerks ofhce of the sUuertrr
court o. chancey for the Richmond district, the 81 d,y m
August, 1873: Samuel Oveuon, pit against Mordecsi Mayks
and Richard anderson, efor Of solomon Jacobs, deed. die
The defendant Mordecsi Marks, not having entered his
appearances aud gwen security according 10 The act II asscmhly
and the rules ct this court, and II Appearing, 10y satisfacio,y
evidence. that he Is not sn i~nhahiani Of his country. n Il
ordered, that the said defendant do appear here on the fret nav
Of the next January term, and answer The bill Of the plaintiff
and that a COPY Of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published n ,le CRY OF Richmond, hr two months
success.yciy, and posted at tue ifOni door q the capitol, il the
tan city.
IS A~Yy. 1es'1 M. G. lisDIFoS. &C
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VIHoININ-At rules, holden in the cleT.'s Office If the sipcrio,
court oi on1,icsfy, Tor the Richmond district, the 81 dav Of
Hus"st' l6<5. William Flanagan, and Reuben Flaun,s,,
dts "' Wv WIZ IdTy,
Tire defendant, Jacob Myers, not having entered lie ma
amce ana gwen security according to the act nj assembly and
me nues ot 'nls court, and 1t appearing. by satisfactory eyi.
wa. me sara defendant do appear here on she frs, day of the
%eH' January fern, and answer the bin Of he plaintiffs and
'hata copy 81 this order be forthwith i Inserted In snme nh,psna
per published in the city Of Richmond, for two months suceess.
N.S' ana Pos'ch at the front door Of the capitol, in the said
CITY ~ A copy. Teste, W. &. P,sn,,,os -"
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WM. &. PENDLEToN, c. C..

HILARY BAKER. Com'r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-06

timely d',,h The Lord Lord h,. tax
blessed be the OF the LcrJMrs Davis mush b.
loved IN her fs aud lamened her death by ell who hs~w
her; she ad.ciionste wife, fond mo,he< KIND and
benevolent mistress sud pleasant ne,sho without eaotS
towards suosy eneomun, supply the
above event for the information CT wdey ex;eU>
ave acquaintance - ..t
AID - your Hsrris. gone: l. she norg
That living truth, that virtue befctes
Has endless u isht already bd the ray,
The early promise Of her glorious cay;
isst g'ef-grsat wound 10 such strains eIpits:.
ssyri't she wa, deeply implanted IN your hres.S,
A~S Aeh loved hieDo. TO" soon thy hesur- tads
LOO Pon we count thee with the rec d.,d.
rhou late the fsisest plant in virtueT pisn,
Inc brightest gem wi.dona's rising tram,
nisst gu a tender husbands headly breast
Aud ~ raieIusl foBdntss justly blessed:
Art thou now sunk IN deaths .ndou. gloom
WTspt ~ the awful horror, of the tomb.
All re how vain all sublunary Joy,
Woes foinwing hopes DESTROY
q! Gould boast TO move with equal art,
The human souf or melt the stony heart
My oDs!ved friend should my apursr, shine
> ,me virtue Lost be wspt in every line;
+ OF virtues she had maby-hw4 confe..ed
That native aud sws stue., filled her breast,
bui hafk!-some voice celestial strikes mine ear.
ana ohis the muse her plsinve strains forbear-
Weep MT, fond friends, 1t cries. or seems 20 cry,
she lives, your Harriet lives aud tread. the sky:
from care, from toll, f. ON sickness rna,t he'd arav
She shinss sntst tue blaze Of Heaven. .tet nal
tOVnDuniests5
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uon-This scheme was rejected; and the q'ie.lon
next came Oh MI Doddridge's additional scheme o
iS5 members, elected on a graduated scale OF the
counties in tour claSses-ihe snalics, counties 10
iectone Delegate eaeh AMI those which arc most
popn'ous (wh,te people, Jour. No question was
taken on this proposition before the Committee rose
So strong are the Interests OF the State; SO pal
pahe the points OF contact, aud great, is hop
ed,is the spit Of Cancellation. that we cannot, tor
one moment. permit ourselves TO believe that the
voice OF the people can DO dsregarded, and the
Legislature can adjourn. without organizing Con-
vsntioa. We repeat. that nothing can defeat i,
bnt violence and nfemperance.--Keepc cool and all
will be well.-We regret on this account, the tone
OF pamphlet recently published by " IN an.
compromising Friend Of R.form." III written
with great spirit and force; bu, it would have been
still better. il i,s temper had altogether CORES
Ponded with its talents. Its able author is prcsuIn-
cd to be Citizen Of Winchester.
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THE cONYENTInN.

The II Of ID. took up the Convention Bill yes.
terday, in Committee Of the WhoIe-The Commit
tee were addressed by several members; but none
OF the 70 at any length, with the exception Of Mr.
Mason OF Frederick, who yndcated with grea, A.
biity aud force the principle Of representation bas-
cd on white population. The question was
taken, on MIR. Doidrdge's proposition of 80
Delegates elected according TO white pppuli-
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LANN W ! a.

w ~ Ed from one TO two hundred acre. Of L,ps
u"Detsd vii pine situated below Richmond ON I,ss
~ 'ue on'esehom'uy, not distant ihas mile, RON
Ws'st' ior which cash will he reid letter s
Jss,. n ID ~ tbs fo't Office, HcbInond coBtsinius
81 me land ee,,on aus distance Rchmoaa
Y' Wii ne duly answered. liza sale Of the ss od,p,
hS, without the land shond be preferred il
"dt we Price Of the tIubtr per may be stated.
"a". =.
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HIGHEST PIE SO, ooo DOLLARS
,, No.%S -o-HdfreS l0-t2uayters . Eisiths 2 so
Aaot.,' you order. T. fae, MIntyrc, Lpost paid
wni be ffempti, attended to - ~ f'1
YATES s. M TNTXREs
IA j.

Sten ography-4cquHed III one Lecture.
H. D icfSoS will give lecture vt from one To- tvo
, s on ms improved plan IF ShoI t-hsnd writing, "a
meneins at O'Clock. -a oN~ ,'' ~''-
Al hs expiration of the lecture those who attend will
, ni,h eae, 10 write the Sh1ft-hand int. a,d
eoieeuy. tho'e who write the common hand eyprd,
may, IN 1ne day, (and without further inst be
oe zoe Siorthsnd with equal iscr,; and in one
Nine Lecture, e mon, o stiOn &c, q. de-
,'s ena ~ correctly anl husDty any length
an @ OF The IsssuIs and ,ho.s citizen, ReI-
VINO oeheFetwtn Franklin i. money - apc
"sh az easy secret aud expeditions o,. uf writing a,js
I'VE" u'eitst AID crafty ihe wishes sy stte n,t,ns
u Paper and pencil, Pen ink will b. re.
dollar. '''''N ~ 'he 'sS'uie ole
ihe system may he examined, and card, of adn,or
Jan. .. ~ "' ia "e evening
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a NEW PApER

We have received the lst No. Of q Journal es-
tablishFd 1T Philadelphia, under the title OF " the
Free IrGde .H,Iv0cdfe, and JOUyndi If Political
EcOHOmy'-its motto IS, q" LGiSsez-HOus fdTc, -
Oct us aione.) II is said TO he edited by MIR. RAJ
guet, our late Charge dAtIares at the Court oil
Brazil It is in the octave form, OF 10 pages. The
FIRST n is edited with much spirit; and bre athes
as its title imports. devotion 20 Free Trude, ant
an opposition to the Tariff. We expect To be rnuci
amused and instructed by n contest which seeini
to be brewing between Messrs. Niles c. Raauet
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PUBLIC DOCUME.VTS
Copies OF the following papers submitted
on Friday last to both Houses OF the General AS
sembly:

on Ffday last to both Houses OF the General AS
sembly:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENr.
January 2d, 1929.
Sir: now do myself the honor OF transmitting
to the General Assembly the copy OF letter from
his Exceilency the Governor OF Georgia, accom-
panied with original procc sdings from the Legis-
iature OF that State, addressed Ito the Senate OF
the State OF Virginia. and to the House OF Dele
gates OF the State of Virginia '-fospe tns The
presentation of the New Map of Virginia by the
General Assembly TO the State of Georgia
am Sir with great respect your o'di ssTy'''
The Hon. LINN BANKS, Speaker OF the Eou,@
et Delegates.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTS,
.NWeGgeuiHe, Dec. 2l.h, 1928.
Sill have the honor, III conformity 10 their
resolution, 10 transmit TO you the enclosed copies
of report and resolutions adopted by the General
Assembly OF Georgia. With consideration and re-
spect, your obd't ser'yt, JOHN FORSYTH.
His kxcelleney WM. b. GILES, Governor oil
Virginia.
IN SENATE, 2oth Nov. 1923
The Committee to whom was referred 50 much OF
his Excellency's Message as relates TO the Map OF
Virginia, lately transmitted by his E%ceilency Go
vernon Giles of Virginia, beg leave TO Report:
That the splendid Map OF Virginia, lately pre-
sented to State, is regarded ny This LegisIa-
ture distinguished evidence oil the taste, the
patriotism and hberaliy of one of the oldest and
most respectable members OF the coniederacy, and
her General Assembly and Executive, for this sis
nal token OF esteem.
Resoived, therefore, That the Map Of Virginia
recently received a present to our State, be
carefully preserved in the Executive Office Il
splendid specimen OF the Fine Arts & evidence
OF the high value which we place gilt 60 kiU1-
~ bestowed OH us.
Resolced, That this Legislature tender to each
branch OF the General Assembly OF Viz inia, and
her distinguished Chief Magistrate, their warmest
acknowledgements for this signal mark of her re-
gard, and their confidence in, and attachment to,
the wisdom aud patriotism OF her people.
RESOLVED, That his Excellsncy the Govern
o., transmit 10 his Excellency the Governor oil
Virginia, and both branches OF her General As
senby, copies OF this report aud resolutions.
Read aud agreed to-
TuoS. STOCKS, President
Attest,
VIM. q. HNNsEII., Secry.
IN the House If Representatives. 18Th Dc-
cem6er, 1873. 5
Read and concurrcd in.
IRBY HUDSON, Speaker.
Attest
Wai. G. Dawson, Clerk.
Approved 10Th Dec. 1923.
JOHN FORSXTH, Governor.
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MAN AGHRS,

DiS.h,2L !SIT.4JhP C.qJN9L LOTTERf
NUMBER 10
10 De drdpu at Richmond I2th Februoru 1sos
AZ NUMBERS DRAWN pAIIorrs
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NOTICE.

NNVsIS HING 10 close M account, hn.v a. the y,.r.
" OF he l'te H. W. Coleman, 1 eaTut sty request All,
Fef0n, having caIms sgsus the ms Fe.fsor 70
make them known for stulemen and the like reguest. s6
tho's who haye elams agains the late ~ of Cole.
men W"oiolE hose INDEBTED TO either ~. w. Coleman
Hsn are fequesed TO maize immediate avenf uof luther
indulgence can bs given. JOHN SHEPPARD, EI'or
Of II. W. Coleman dec.
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The 'rb'cfb"r' offer Tor sale, gentrs auofnent ~ la
hef Vt all KINDS for shoe msksff, csrsEeHstef saddle
ma h''s makers 'b0e thread sod shoe nnin =, shoe.
and curriers' tools, sc. &C. sc.
900 Spanish hides
200 Richmond slaughter hides
Tsnner's oil. Wa c CRANE.
Jtu. 8. H. vaw
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CONTENTION

CONF ENTlON.
w III daEl the ensunrse,son IN the To-r ~ Ws,erf-
W tarqm-t county, w. tie Will he there ;, ,se Goth Jst
Pe'stshufY -. 2. IL
WISH t. hUe for The year 1929 TRULY O.,tr skni.
cursn iiiyer. sud vii hire Oi goO- hoot & hoe rs
ter o. " IjANTFs
Dee sT.-e
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,,. NOTICE.
<ftHFs Coal business c.rr;sd IN un 3D. g -
- a. 4 a WOOLDRIDG (, will IN sons.on,nr. 81 L., y
'ocaIon OF u. " Clarke with them b. eop,innsd ~ $50,
under the hFm OF A. Il. Woodbridge Il CO. who h,ys ~,
FVih'eo Ut ffeifrck Clarke their Gener Agent
a. ;. WOODBRIDGE
y. l.. WOODBRIDGE
q. Y. CLARKE.
'e'I. ". 7S-9,v
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SIuO REV Aisil

S@IUW KEW AJD
w ILL he given lo the and eI;vsrv IF
gro nAn nsmed Andeison, wh, sbconded from the Ear
tue'n, nFhulohd IN October November Eat
aoSH' ~ or ~ ytsr' of very likely emf and 81
ynn1ol apIeaFanee. lie has probably made bis escape e.
"e liee STATE. and will deny his and owner; The ho
@ VA De gwen sPPrthendei without the State oth.,
In e q. SELDEN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-06

Ltee'P0Ot Sack Sat FOR Sale.
ENHE Cargo OF tie ship Anacfeon cted d,i,v firm
a 'eIPooI- Apply To- M1srs KERR, CASKIES & o.
- OF MAXWELL TRokES.
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IL We are authorised to state that Joscph W.
ChtrW, Esq. OF Lancaster, IS candidate Tor the
Senate, in the district embracing that county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-06

Mrs Dnrrsf ~. D,DS ssed "a aud - day., cDnsrf
n lasc tvs, Of o County, aud eldest daughter
Gsrianj Gath Of Aiberarie, dep iej th he Sunday
morning the 18th December last pa,sfui rines VI esh
says, which she tfe with chrisbSn ofuie, leaving a
feeionn;s husband ana az ls,e edfea dsyO.e hr,
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MAhIuEbJ on ''e 27d or, by the Rev. Mr. s.iinor i,
mf' ff~"rd Hhne-to Misc Mary. daughter " CAPT Ffsn
CO. Bfsns'ofd 6so'd Of rlano County ~ a. 74E
un'by the same MI. Gdrs Hnris Of na, kiughi1 10 m
is1d COunty.
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Farmers Bdnh IF Yiygi,iia
ENHE Ptesid.nt aud drecto lave dee,ren d;v;t.,s .:
4 two aud half per cent the las month. y,h;ch
0e PsI 10 ihe Stst aholdcrs on the 18th instant
VIM. MEX kRYJS, Chash,y
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NOTICE

,,,,. NUTICk.
VIE suh'oriher having hi, brother Jsme.C Gran.
INTO psnsshiP with him. the bushes, heretofore csfres
Oh ~ h'uei Will he continued at the dsnd pfeseht &C.
'uP'su Dy hn, Ia ths Dame OF w. n =. G. Cfsne.
WILLIAM CRANE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-06

VI S,s's ou.rfy on Hunts Geek its aniIo1 Wa
- f aise 10 The county Of Backi ghaui, sbout one
mis from James River is for Rent or Lease ~ -
a pave been raised fUm them the past year abou,
squares Of Slate, and the prospect !, no,s be,t
any FORMER PERIOD large block, beng nov entirely ,,,,
60 may be 9uairied with great facility. THIS Slate In,
% as 10 quality i'. highest repua lion of any in Th
,e y hehg uneonmoniy light and smooth The a.
s ~ o he quarry to tbs boat landing on Slate River
,oot uiee quarters of mile and the nm yir.t;on th.ns
he g,Ss e. good at all es,O Of the Application
CsI'on, md within half D.ile Of thsQusrry ' t'ee
Jan CHARLES PERRo%
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-06

bQnk IF VUgiNid
NfkHE Pfesident aud Directors hav. th, 10, J..t.
y5thd o. three per cent the Capital SiosL Of The Bsn
lei the ias1 EsIi year, payable the 18th instant
W. DAN DR4DGE, Cash'r
or. 75-tistFeb.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-06
CONVENTION

On Mr.. Nelson's motion. the House resolved il.
sell into Committee Of the Whole. on the COa.
pe"iioH bill, Mr.. May in the chair. The bill a,
epo,ied by the Committee was taken 10 and read
After some conversation as 10 the i.oIe OF akint
up ,he several amendments that had been oGtTc
10 tlIe bill, and referred with l.;
Mr. Dodd'Jge again Offered HE an,endmenfto
the first section. II proposed 70 divide tic State
into ~ districts, based upon White population, 81
tina, the Convention should consist Of "a members
He requested that II aoy gentleman had another
proposition to submit. embracing the same p.nci.
ne, but differing only IN de'ails, he would offer il
hat the committee might choose between them.