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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-09

TVpSROlElA: At rules. holden in tho clerks Office
" OF the snpsrior OF Chancery for the Rich
mond districs The 5sh day Of July 1880: william Dun.
(ord and Edward Ouafofd who by Philip Duutnrl
their Euardis>. d next friend pkss. sgainss Jehu
England end WIN. Engian,:.c - 49, ~e' ghts. q -
ex'ors OF WIN. England deed, Thomas England aud
other dfts.
The defendant Thomas England not having en-.
to the act Of assembly and the rules Of this court
and appearing, by satisfactory evidence. that he
not nhabtsnt Of this country: 1t is ordered. tina:
the said defendant do appear here the first day Of
the next Janry term and ans~ er the bill OF the PLAIN
tids; and that copy al this order be Forthwith IN.
serted in some news paper published IN the city o.
Richmond, for two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted
at the g. nt door Of the capitol, in the said city.
SO Ac,py. Teste. VIZ. G. PsSpIkro~, c. c.
fV7tKE1NlA-At rules holden in the clerks Office oi
v the superior court Of chancery for the Richmond
district the lst day OF May. 1890 James Bream. pitt
against Thomas n. Mitchell, James innis, Benjamin.
! Dawson and Matthew Wallace and other dts.
The defendants Bcnj amin Dawson and Matthew Wal
lace. not having entered their appearance and gver
eury according to the act Of assembly and the rules
OF this court. and it appearing, by satisfactory evi
dence that they not inhabitants of this country
10 ordered that the said defendants do appear here
the first day Of the next January term. and answer
the bill Of the plaintiff; and that copy OF this or
der be forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub
cessvely, and posted at the front door Of the Capt.
toll. in the said city. copy. Teste,
SO WM. G. PENpL1ToH, c. e.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-24

THE NORTH WESTERN & BRANCH
BANKS.
.lfEssqs. EDrrors.

ALEssNSs EDITORS.
4 writer IN your las. number, signing hmsel.
TEUTH, by mscCastuctiou makes out a case to
sun himself Stakeholder did not intend 10 say
IN his former statement, nor did be state, that a
posse OK Directors would be sent from Phi'adei-
PIMA % seEs Oh the dividends Of the North West
era Bank, as Mr.. Truth makes him TO say or
fear. Stakeholder did then state, aud he now
states, that II Branch of the Z. s. Bank shall be
located al Wheeling It's FUNDS and Directors VIII
be confronted mainly BY the Mother Bank IN PM
ladephia.
II Branch Of the Z. S. Bank Is located at
Wheeling, an officer W.l BE- sent from the Mother
Bank as has been the practice In similar cases. -
This officer will manage the institution agreeabiy
20 certain rules and regulations dictated aud pre-
scr,bed by that Bank. The Board Of Directors
here, although appointed from amongst our clti-
zens, VIII participate little in the direction OF the
Bank concerns. They viii be nominal Directors,
with very limited powers.
But Mr.. Truth wonld have the Directors of the
Branch 20 be very kind 20 the n. w Bank. lie
suggests hll they might be Of great service IN as
s,s,tag theW 90 wind mp lis concerns with honour
and profit 20 themselves. (Saye Us from our
inends) Are the friends Of the Branch DESTROYS
thlt the N. W Bank shall wind mp, and make way
.ar the Branch o. are they fearful that if the
y. w. H.ak Is NOT Frustrated and competition put
down, tiey WN be unable % obtain BraAch
here's
Can it he expected that the Stockholders of the
n. w. Bank viii reia4uish a certain benefit for an
uncertan ouel The profits of the N. w. Bank ore
retained aud circulated in cur neighbourhood; and
these profits are as large as those Of tie L. :. Bank
have ever been: but the profits Of BrIich here,
would be drawn ftem the pockets Of our citizens,
and taken To the easterncues, 10 enrich the Stock
holders OF that Bank.
a Stockholders however is indifferent IN Iela-
ton 10 a Branch being established 30 Wheeling
His object was not opposition to It but merely de-
fence and preservation Of the n. W b. IN winch
he Is interested and any means used winch he
may deem injurious % that institution, he con
siders himself justifable 10 opposing.
A STOCKHOLDER.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-24
DOct. ST. Leger GHappart,

I'D EIARNED TO Town, or again tremendously
40 rescued from the per6dious claws Of cupid
e., makes tender of bis Services. H. the dltfe EN-
hrmches of the MEDIC PROBES
SION-& CHEMISTRY, BorANY, MSERALoGY,
CoScHoLoSI, or general Study of NATuRaL HIS
TORY, &c. Likewise instruct young Physicians
in a regular course of ANAroAY: even form q
School, OF give private lessons Of the DEAD, SPA
sIsH, and RENcH Languages, 10 commercial aSpi-
rant, wishing to inherit Of their numberless ad.
want ges down the River, or thro' various parts
of Ancient aud Modern Literature-besides also
waiting Oh young Ladies DESTROYS to acquire those
supplementary accomplishments Of superior edu-
cation.
Genlemen and young Ladies inclined to learn
or become Scholars may cal on the Doctor nc HE
room above Mr. Brendingor, on Water Street
February -, 1880.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-24
RESULTS OFINQUIRY.

Having some time since, become con
WINGED Of the fragrant evils of intemper-
aDce. ] have been led, as a dealer in ardent
spirit in common with other articles Of
Merchandise, to examine the question Of
righ and agr0ng, in reference to the mat
ter. Diyesting myself as fer as possible,
of every selfish feeling, I deliberately ar.
rived at these conclusions; that on the prin.
cipIes of moral rec6tude, II IS palpably
wrong and criminal TO drink or manHlac.
ture ardent spirit; that the habItual use of
II is no better than suicide by gradual 6,
lingering process; and that the manuiac,
ture and sale Ct it, is aiding and assisting
in tho destruction and misery Of others.
thereby as really participating in the guilt
olmurder, as by bearing the challenge, or
acting as second IN a duel | therefore
felt ltdue to the cause OF humanity, to pro-
scribe It entirely as a nefarious means Of
worldly gain, and resolved that the pages
of my ledger should not again be polluted
with the names Of ardent spirit.
Besides; / am of opinion that drring ma
ny years in bushes, my losses directly or
indirectly cbargeabIe TO the use Of ardent
spirit have been probably not much less
than the sum total of the profits derived
from the sale of il. On referring to the
black Est--the catalogue flost and doubt
fll debts--I find that almost every failure
has been occasioned by intemperance, in
some of its various degrees. merchants
generally would thoroughly examine the
matter, / presume they would find, that a.
mong the numerous instances Of Ir-espop.
ibTiiy. petty fraud and bankruptcy, by
which so many losses are sustained, most
are attributable to habits Of Idleness, ltiga
ton, dissipation, and consequent neglect
Of business, resulting from lie fe9gent IN.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-24

Flca ne OIio Canal to t}e Ohio Riusr a.
LLkelL.nr

j. EeCl,Rr.
0G cha l'-h .ns:. ga the House Of Ro9reser.a-
agos of che State Of Ohio, Mr. WrIsH Of Bel,
mon, county, offered .ae following resolution.
which vas debated, and postponed until the rozt
meeting Of She Legislature
oRrsorvrn hp lie General Assembly Of the
State af ONO, cha, the Canal Commissioners be
instructed to Hnp0iut one or more skllful Engineers
to survey and locate q route for q rail road from
-ae ONO uye-, 40 Canton bridgeport IN Bel
mont county, to t-e nearest point of iae cOntem-
plated slack water navigation ou Saltwater, In
Harrison county, and make return Of SAID survey
and location to tie next General ASSEMBLY tOge-
rls- ,vill aa estimate Of the cost of constructing
tac same. Provided such examination can be made
virhor. de.ameut 20 the public works now au-
thodzad By law.
The nearest point ofslacl water navigation, re-
fsrsd 10 10 the resolution, Is at lhe place where
rte road fom Cadiz 20 Cambridge crosses Sul-
water, in ths vicinity of Nooreieid. That point,
tx tlsroa's now IN use, is within thirty miles Of
Wbe.Go-. The stream was examined by an En-
ri7eer lathe service ortle state, in the summer of
lssS Ths Ercucsr reported thar the navigation
could be- occurred, 40 ed stages Of tie ws,er by
means o. dams and locks mere Is no" d que
Navigation '' a'. miles from l'' -'' 20 ''.''
ma- W..-A Us olo~- 40 '-''.' nom " ..'0'-.'5
mere is d GAM '''oN 'De '.'-'." vi >''''" .''''
al 'E 90 '-- N-.'.'' 'l WHO" 'le '''''--
'.l-,'oa Is PROVIDED ,..- ',s '5.'s''- '-i',' ~
water Is .l''---.-7. '.'.- 0''1N $ '''' 'D. '''''''
NE interests Oh ''' oo. ''.-. 'ou'''s "''' ''''D
5 '1-' I'D -' extension o' .'o 'l' ''.-'''' W
"..'s '-'' 'A-..' -'N county "' ''-.''''5
"" require vans o' o''''''.''-' ''7'7','' ''' "
''-s- '.-'5 "''' 'l -' 20 -,. ~ '
-'.n'.as wan me gam -..''.y D'a'7''l O- '"'
as7n,s %. '7 ~.a' ''' improving '"1 '.', e '''''
1"s P.''''ll '...-''!' ".'' ' '.''.. u.
''-- "-. open To .'' '.. '''''','. '' -',-,'i.
'.''- g 'A ~ extent w muse WHO" .''' o.''''
Mississippi ann '"'- ''''.'''a'' ''" '''-'' 1'' ~
l.0 Canal Hni communicate with the Whole extent
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-24
F0RaTGTG NEWS.
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

The annexed important information from
Mexico has been received by a very res
poctable mercantile house Of Philadelphia,
from their correspondents al Vera Cruz.
The revolution effected IS a military one;
what particular aspect and spirit it may
give to the Government, we are unable TO
say, We 90 not share in the confidence
which i. is believed to have inspired.
Nat. Gar.
Extract Of letter dated Vera Cruz, 9th January.
eve have great pleasure 10 announcing
that the affair OF General Bustamente IS
entirely concluded; the plan formed by the
Vice President (BUstamente) has com
plotclY succeeded, aud the whole country
has declared IN his favor, after an insight
fcaut opposition in the capital. lie has
taken the reins until new President shall
be appointed We now hope every thing
viii 90 well for soae time; those at the
head Of the Government inspire a good
deal OF confidence. Guerrero and Santa
Anna have both retired TO their haciendas
,estates) they have been completely iorsa-
KEN
RsU0hti0a 10 Us1ico.-The New Or.
leans Mercantile AdyertiseroC the 20sh ult
says
From one of the passengers in the
schooner Maria Venanza, arrived last e
vening from Campeachy, we have receiy-
led accounts from Mexico to the 9Th Of
January. We learn that President Guer-
rero has been driven by the public voice
from his Office, to his seat Of Tlstla, near
the city. During the vacancy of the Pres
idency, the government was in the hands
of Don Pedro Velez. General Qulntana,
and Don Lucas Aaman, Manian Is the
new Minister Of Finance-Castro, former
ly First Clerk, in the War Department, is
now its head-lturbide is placed at the
head Of the Judiciary. General Santa An
ma had also retired to his country scat
bul It was understood he had proceeded to
Vera Cruz to give in his adhesion to the
new government. In other respects the
country was perfectly calm, without any
prosHects Of sudden commoaon."
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-24
OFwhieh s4l4e20 i nnnroductiye.

F;om the productive portions Of the fund there
was received during the wear 1893, the sum OF
i23SJs dollars; and the expenditures amounted
10 l)95fO dollars, including 4 673 dollars interest
Cd James River Loan
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-24

2RIIE subscribers are Agents for the "ENCY-
Il CL0PEDIA AMERICANA, popular
Dictionary of Arts Sciences, Literature, History,
Politics and Biography, brought down TO the pre-
sent time. now Publishing by Carey, Lea <
Carey, Of Phlladelp hia-the work Is to be COM
.peted - - large volumes octave, the . FIRST
volumes may be seen at the Book Store of
T. FISHER * SON
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-24
Sale Of Vaiuabie Property
AT AUCTION.

.ZNHE Subscriber Agent for the Propnetors
- VIII sell at Public Auction, IN the town o.
DRESDEN on the 18th day Of APRIL next
"a number of
TOWN LOTS & OUT LOTS
IN and adjoining said town, which is situated on
the Lateral CIT of the Ohio CANAL, at rs
junction with the NIuslingum River where all the
waters from the Cuyahogl summit on the north,
and from the Licking summit on the south, will he
DISCHARGED; furnishing Fall ofWster OF Twenty
NISE feet, and supposed 10 be of sufficient power
10 turn FORTY pair of Merchant Mill Stones The
sald Side Cut IS rapidly progressing towards com
pletion, and the whole liue OF the Main Canal
from Licking summit to the Lake, Is expected to
be opened for navigation early IN the spnng. Ii
is confidently believed that durir the next summer
Mills aud MASUFAcToRIFs.will be erected here.
THE DISTANCE FROM
Dresden to GAINESVILLE s IA miles
Cambridge, %
C0shocton, 10
Mount Vernon, %
and 70 Newark %
and Is on the lending roads between,saId places.
This town has improved rapidly within the last
few years. when advautiges such as Il now pre-
SCENTS were not anticipated. By draining the ponds
and marshes IN the neighb0urhOOd, the place has
been as healthy during the last two yeass, as any
on the Muskngum river Ii certainly, at the pre-
sent time, holds forh great Inducements 10 Me-
chanics and men OF business generally 10 settle
here
The sale will positively take place on the DAY
above mentioned Persons desirous 10 purchase
are invited 10 view the Lots previous to the day
of sale, and 10 oai on the subscriber for any nfor-
mutton respecting the same, which they may wish
10 obtain. JOHN Jacobsen.
Dresden Feb. ~, 1890 IS a.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-24

RVssia.-The Russian General kisselef
has issued an address to the DIvan of
Wallochia. upon his taking the Office Of
president of the Turkish prlncipalites on
the Danube, in which he promises an hon
est administration of the public affairs in
trusted 70 him, and an iDdulgent and kind
treatment, in order to alleviate the miseries
inflicted on the provinces by war. II de-
clares that the intention Of the Emperor
Nicholas its commencement was to rem
der the occupation of the prlncipalitIes as
little oppressive as possible, but tina; the
(unctionaries employed in that quarter had
been guilty of great eXtorbons. The sys-
ten Of forced gift was resorted 10, aud the
presence Of a large body Of strangers, IN
stead of being blessing, by supplying
market for the productions Of the pro-
vioces, had been a curse. al these evils.
he assures the Turkish authorities, shall
be amended.
The whole sohcitude Of Russia IS bent
upon extending It's commercial relations,
and of rendering its acquisitions under the
Persian and Turkish Treaties available.
4 Commission was TO be formed IN the
Council of State, under the presidency OF
tbe Minister of Finance. Factories are
to be established at Ervan, and on divers
points of the Armenian provinces acquired
hy Russia By treaty. The Government
purposes to grant temporary franchises
and immunities 20 merchants secondlng ITS
views. These countries are VIGOROUSLY
destitute Of ali industry and manufactures,
which the Russian Government wishes to
70 Civilise these more OF less
bar6arous populations, by inspiring them
with q taste f,F se9e7iary and nsofph7-7c-
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-24

diligence Of t deprayed appetite Or the
bottle. am satisfied of these facts so far
as my observation extends; and hope that
others viii candidly investigate the subject.
\ WESTERN MERCHANT.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-24
WooLLEN FACTORY,

land which Lots are numbered l9 and ~ on the
plat Of said addtIou,l together with the Houses
Out Houses Engine, Spinning and Weaving Ma,
chiney Cardng Machines, Dye Kettles, aud an
other Machinery Implements, aud Tools used ~
Dor belonging to the Noollen Factory aioresaids
and all other Improvements and appurienances TO
the said two Lots Of Land belonging or apper
tanning. ..,,
MOSES w. CHAPLINE Trustee.
February 10, 1880. 80 81
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-24
IMPORTANT SALE.
PEFER IE-Er

Jpn pursuance of two Deeds of Trust given By
~ Levi Prescott aud Jedediah Prescott to me, !.
10 secure the payment Of Sundry debis;in sad .
Deeds mentioned, vill, on the
First Day Of April Hert,
sell TO the highest bidder, for ready money al pub
lie auction, at the door of the COur House ofOmo-
county. in the state of Virginia, TWO certain.
LOTS or parcels OF Land situate II the addition
10 the Town of Wheeling LAID. out by William.
Chapne and John Eof On which the said Levi
and Tedcdiah have erncted A
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-24

AE rp0riqr. d.ru'-nat Several
respectable gentlemen, who were in Col
MERGERS company last week i1 Washing
'o1. inform us that boz q conversation with
neco.oue., be- stated 90 them that Chief
Justice Marshall had expressed bis surprise
20 him At the course pursued Ia Convention
by those members who had deserted their
colslluents-ihat If said AIr. MARSHALL
1'y had held out, been firm. they would
have got what they contsnded for. a pure
White basis int the House ofdelsgates--that
some OF the Eastern members after an in
eHecua. struggle, had determined to Weld.
I'VE do no. pretend 10 give the literal
conversation between colonel Mercer and
our niormao@. hgt the substance and can
assure t5e public that Il comes from una
doubted sources. Thus t oDpears chat a
few short weeks have swept from under
those gentlemen who voted AGAINST the
wishes of their constituents. one of their
principal reasons, that ,ds Yves, was 100
Weakto carry her plans.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-27

FAN Goods.
aXyAsHIEGTON & BRENT have received, by the
w recent arrivals from New York,
Il General assortment or DRY GOODS,
Consisting, IN PART, OF
superine black, navy blue, olive, drab, and stee
mixed cloths
Blue black, and steel mixed kerseymeres
Urab and mixed Devonshre kerseys, and plans
Olive and drab hushings
3d. o. 1914, III 4. and l2-4 Heavy rose blankets
81, 4, and Al point do
Plain and figured bombazetts, assorted colOrs
Black bomb azines; worsted and cotton hosiery
Patent and nett suspenders
Tartan and Circassan plaids
80 Rob Roy plaid, beautiful article
Merno cloths and Circassians, various colors
Black Italian lustrings and levsntines
Barrege, Polmyrene, and silk hdkfs
Thibet, Merino, Cashmere, and cloth shawls
Irish linens, sheetings, and lawns
Russia, bird-eye, and table diaper
1914 Is 4, 1914 super damask table cloths
ID and 70 bed ticks; apron checks
Navy blue, silver grey, and steel mixed cassnetts
Buriaps Ticklenburgs, and Hessians
Scotch oznaburgs and sacking
With large supply Of
3.4 4.4 and ga brown and beached shirtings and
sheetings, paids and stripes
Also.
5000 lbs superior cotton yarn
5bales domestic kerseys and linseys
oct 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-27
y. IL. ThrOop,
ENGR AVER

of visiting cards. bank notes. portraits maps, charts
landscapes, diplomas. hat plates business cards. Sc
Aiso society notary, and all other metal seals En-.
CRAVING on wood as usual. =,
An the above shall be done with dispatch at reason
hi nr;ces His room is the ID door from 18th street,
on the Avenue and directly opposite the
nal Office. washnston.City.
NIB Copper plate printing done in the nestest
,nsnner eof dec 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-27
Cotton Yarn.

lS' F. have just received an additional supply of Cot
: ton Yarn, of all numbers; and shall constantly
eep on banda large stock of all numbers, which is
manufactured for from superior cotton by the best
new machinery, and by master workmen, and we war.
rart il to be Of first rate quality.
lOmo26 JOSEPH LaNNEY Il co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-27
More SNring Goods .

INyE have received, per Columbia, from New York.
w still further supplies Of SPRING GOODS.
Amongst the many are
Rouen cassimeres and French Vigonias For gen
Superlative Black and pruneila Stemen's
black isrochelle and Circassians wear
Grape Jesse and cause scarts
New style gauze handkerehets
Soft undressed csmhrcs, superior hn'sh
plaid and fine checked muslins
Swiss plaid drapery muslin
Real Company bandsnnoes, &c
sustain Pongee flags
Is.es, and misses white, black, and slate cotton
hose
Mems extra ribb'd and plain do
Rich spring gauze garaiture ribbons
Rrowa calash cambrics
ladies' superior Hoskins and white kid gloves
Pooyees black Silesias, etc. etc.
march % JAMES MehHS@1D y S''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-27
N ines

lust received four quarter casks OF OLD pale sherrs
81 wine, which with large stock OF old t. mader.'
Inta, Burgundy, Grape Juice, Sicily, V,donia ror.,
in half pipes and quarter casks aud Brahmh urap.
Juice, in boxes Of doz each. makes our assortment
of wines very complete. :, ,pv
dec lS s VI. y u y N''N'''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-27

GEO. DRINKrp
WM YEArON.
or, g., ,o,o .i,e,sa.
Extract from La,o of the COOPERATION rela,ir, 10 ,,
mems, &c.
6" The said Assessors shall, immediately ,f,. ,
appointment, proceed to value the house, ana wei ,
within the limits of the Corporation, and TO Js,' wv
from the masters and mistresscs of every family Ea
all male tytheables belonging to. or residing in ~
respective families; and also from every owuer
able property, list Of such property And if any r
ter or mistress of family, or amy owner oftaysbs
perry. shall neglect refuse to give in lis, ofn
male tytheabes beiongiag to- residing in, his =.
family, or other taxable property, within five DAYS ,..
the demand made thereof by any Assessor the ne,
SO offending shall forfeit and pay one hundred doa
And if any person whatsoever shall wilfuIy omS
msrepresent in the list given in any utheable o. ~
able property, shall, in any other manner co,.,
the sare from the knowledge of the Assessor -
peson SO offending shall forfeit andpay doublr ~
amount of the tax imposed on such tytheabe orar.Si
property. Every merchant, shopkecper mech,ri, ~
other pc rson, having in his Or her service or enn
ment any clerk, journeyman, apprentice, or ss.is,
shall render account o! the same in his or herbs
theabes, and shall be accountable for the can;s
tax hereby imposed, in like manner, and under y
same penalties, if such clerk journe man. ann.
tice or assistant, member OF his or her fami "
Ert,aet from ".4n act }or raising Rersnu. +, ..
year I830"-pdssed dIarch 20, 1859
"sEc ). ind be ii further enaeted That the A.,,
surs he. and they are hereby authorized to reou,.
from every owner or possessor of household hrDs~.
KEEP, for use, account Of its aggregate value at AZ,
market price at the time of rendering such accom-,
and it any such person required, and after being
formed Of the provisions of this act, shall refuse Zen
der such account, or TO give such information toll
A sses sors H. may enable hem to make such yau.;o
he, she, or they, offending, shall tosi, and pa. Z
such fence the sum of ten dollars And in ali c,.r
where the Assessors have cause to believe the, ha,e
received fair estimate, such correct information
may enable them to make fair valuation they Dbl
assess the value of such furniture according the be-
of their knowledge and Judgment; and should The pe
son so assessed deem him or herself sggrey,d, he O
she shall have right of appeal to the Common COpa
Gil " march 25-N
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-27
TO Neht,

wx Thethree story brick Store on King,
GE{ ia thre e oorsabo owe the cornero w shing
~ ton stree, lately occupied by Dir. Edw.
SzS Smyth. Its situation is good TO,
any kindofousiness. Therentwi be low to good
tenant J.S j. DOUGLAS.