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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-18

WYE. invite she attention Of practitioners ofmedicine
w who may wish to avail themselves Of the oppor-
tunty 10 try the effect and virtue fthe following
French preparations of Physic Vegetable Salts, viz.
Supune, suIphate morphine, acetate morphine, marco
tine, eme,ne rhubsrbarne. piperne, and iodine also
croton oil and extract basam co2aiva &c The differ
ent forms Of manipulation preparation Of those
dcines for kept hand; together with dircc
lions for the Of employ ing them in practice
DIR Najendie's Formuary of preparation and admins
traton of those new remedies, can also be obtained
La Barraque's Ciorure Of the Orid Of
So1;n,o
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-18

DR.. ". Jndkins' Patent Specific Ointme,i
L safe and certain remedy for those ohsna,. d..
eases, some of (which have so long baled the skill
medical science.
1st. White swellngs of every description.
I'd Sore legs and ulcers ofong standing.
3D.. SchirrIs or Gandular tumors, particularly thC.
hardened tumors in women's breasts, which otteHtne
terminate in liberated cancers.
4th Felons. or what some people know BY the
name of Cstarrhs, Of every description.
5th Rheumatic pains ofthe joints.
9th. Sprans and bruises of every description. o'ir
whatever part situate.
9TH letter, Of all kinds-in this complsiut,he pa,
tent in applyingthe ointment mustkeep epsr on,
of water.
9th. Chilblains or parts effected byfrost
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-18

From numerous experiments Of the most skiiful men
of science, followed by certain success it results that
this corre is preservative against the occult seeds
oflsent diseases, yellow fever, small pox seucorrhr
and against all contagious and epidemic diseases A
remedy against the bite Of the mad dog aud that Of
penis; against ulcers of long standing gangrene the
rot hospitals. degenerate burns, old syphtic ulcers
corrodng letters cancers, carbunccs asphyxas pro-
duced BY exhaations from sewers CUTTERS or any col
lection Of putrid animal or decomp posing vegetable mat
ter Instructions for using the Ciorre of Oxd of So
dunn, including all its various applications in healing
can be had.
Chloride Of Lime.
Instructions will be given for its uses in bleaching
silk, cotton. or linen goods such as caps, frnges,
sheengs eghorns any other article of wear or dress
Dye Hu6s of all kinds,
Consisting of logwood, hachewood, redwood, cam.
wood Brlsetto wood fIstick cochinea', matlter ,ur
nero. indigo, - The dye-woods clipped we can
afford as cheap by the barrel they can be purchased
in any city to the north We will give warranted d
recons for dying any color to those who favor us with
good color, so It can be corrected
The following articles of Paints and Per-
Jumery:
Yellow chrome drop lake. rose pink, eau dc Cologne.
antique oil. variety pomatm, in pots and sticks Ma
soap, rose SOAP &C.; yellow. pale yellow, white red
and green bronZes.
Superior Blacking Paste,
Warranted equal to any in the world To those
whose motto is Economy" we can recommend this
Backing retaining its polish. soening the leather
and not causing it to crack, most high polishing
backing does II has the advantage Of polishing on
the leather whether wet or dry. For sale by
nov26 WILLIAM LANPHIER & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-18
III A Il S {! !!
,MOrse s. LOsseAyn,

eNUCSG q sSUooVAy HI
Corner of King and Royal SIS. .alerandr, "a,
HAVE on hand, and continue to manufacture, HA Is
Ill Of the various qualities and fashions now worh'
for sale, wholesale or retail.
They have received, by the latest arrivals from New
York and Philadelphia, complete assortment OF
Gentiemen's,
LADIES' and ChHdren'S Beavers and Gaps
OF EVERY DESCRIPTIONS:
Torether with a full assortment of Ilatters' Furs,
Trimmings Dye stuhs, &c. &c.
Country merchants are invited to call and examine
their assortment, as they will sell on as GOOD terms as
can be had elsewhere. dec 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-18
Annapolis, ap-'! IT, = :,

thereby certify that have used Of ,u"s
ointment in my family with such success Us aFe..
me that Il deserves to be recommended 10 t''
ed One instance-My son had been labor'nS nt ssd
very disagreeable eruption on his head thai p,
all efforts to cure it--untilby applying apa''
it was entirely removed in lessthsn week.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-18

Job Printing
Neatly and expeditions executed at this Office.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-18

NIB. This Ointment, which is hgiV va W.
application for Prostitutes, Burns. ScaIas' {.
mems Sore or Swclled Breasts, is put up IN nr l.
nished glazed jugs, well corked and sealed, n,
rections how TO use it. The proprietor VIZ ~.
be observed that in order to preserve ITS '"h q.
using it, will cork it again, so as TO keeP
fromdestroyingi its good qualities. Nsasen.tJ ,s
them in any other way than being wen c''"
sealed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-18

COLIN AULD, NJ, c.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-02-19

property for public uses, without their own con
sent, or that Of their representative so elected
nor bound by any law to which they have not
IN ike manner, assented, for the public good.
z. That all power Of suspending laws, or the
execution of laws, by any authority, without
consent of the representatives of the people, is
injurious to their rights, and ought not to be
| exercised.
g. That, in all capital OF criminal prosecutions.
| a man hath right to demand the cause and ma.
ture OF his accusation, to be confronted with the
| accusers mud witnesses, to call for evidence in
bis favor, and to speedy trial by an impartial
jury OF his vicinage, without whose unanimous
| consent he cannot be found guilty; nor can he
be compelled to give evidence against himself:
that no man be deprived of his liberty except
pcers.
U. That excessive bail ought not to be rcouir.
cd, MOI excessive nor cruel and unsual punish
mcnts inflicted.
TO-. That general warrants whereby an officer
OF messenger may be commanded to search su,.
pccted places without evidence of fact com.
mnn .,sd Q, 10 seize any person or persons not
named, or whose offence is not particularly de-
scribed and supported by evidence, are crievous
and oppressive, and ought not to be granted.
IL. That, IN controversies respecting proper
~, and IN suits between man and man, tho an.
Client trial by jury is preferable to any other and
ought to be held sacred.
the great bulwarks Of liberty, and can new
er be restrained but by dsSpotc governments.
IL. That well regulated militia, composed
of the body nf the people trained to arms, IL the
proper, natural and safe defence of free State
that standing armies, in time of peace, should be-
avoided, as dangerous to liberty and that in
all cases, the military should be under strict
subordination to, and governed by the civil pow
er.
Ia That the people have right to uniform
government; and therefore, that no sovernnen Mt
separate from, independent of, tho govern.
ment of ginia, ought to be erected or ostab.
lished within the limits thereof.
10. That no free government, or tho blessing
OF liberty, can he preserved to any people, but
by hrm adherence to justice, moderation tom
perance, frugality, and virtue, and by frequent
recurrence to fundamental principles.
Is. That religion, or tho duty which we owe
to our Creator, and the manner of discharsiny il
can be directed only by reason and conviction,
not by force or violence; and therefore all men
are equally entitled to the free exercise of reli.
gion, according To the dictates of conscience and
That It - the mutual duty of all 10 practise Chris
tan forbearance, love, and charity towards each
-
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-02-19
BY THE GOVERNOR
OF THE
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA
A PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS the Conversion which asse

"HEREAS the Conversion which assem-.
w bled in the city of Richmond, OH the f, st
Monday in October, 1899, pursuant 10 law, to
:" consider, discuss and propose a new Constitu-
ton, or alterations and amendments to the ex-
letting Constitution of this Common wealth, have
adjourned sine die, after having agreed upon an
amended Constitution or form of Government
ito be submitted to the people, and to he by them
ratified or rejected, William D. Giles, Gov
"e!nor, have thought proper, by and with The nd.
vice OF the Council of State, to make preclama-
rt:on, ard do now hereby proclaim, that the said
Convention did, on tho 18th day of January, in
this present year, 1880, adjourn sine dic-and to
dIect shat the said amended Constitution or
form of Government for this Commonwealth
sbtllbe published once week for three success.
sive month";, together with this proclamation, in
such newspapers as by advice of Couacil were
directed to publish the Act of tho General As
sembly of Virginia, TO organize Convention.
Given under my hand as Gov
sSEAI.s ernor, and under the seal of the
##s###s.E Commonwealth at Richmond
this 18th day. OF January, 1880.
WM d. GILES.
January,29 3ln
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-02-19
POETRY.
FOR THE ADVOCATE.
HOME.


ohsheme Of issny raptured tongue,
For thee my simple Tyre is strung;
For tkee wake the Poets strain,
And strive the myrtle wreath to gain.
The magic Of thy very name
Eclipses thoughts Of wealth aud fame
That sound 50 dear to every heart
Bids, cen Ambitions dreams depart.
oh bow'r of bliss In every. cline
In every age Of fleeing time
Thou art the hearts own thosen SPOT!
All else may c hange thou changest not!
The sun beams fall more brightly there,
More freshly breathes the vernal air
The fow'rs Of spring more sweetIy blow,
The gushing streams more softly flow.
There is a charm from earth and Shcaven,
To that lone spot supremoly given;
The heart with worldly sorrows spent,
Revivcs in its own Element.
Say you, whose steps have WANDERED wide,
And FOLLOWED nature In her pride
From torrid suns to arctic seas,
Has ought Gke Home, the gin TO Pfsassf
But you are changed, and years have cast
A shade of darkness DER the past
Wild fancy, mutable aud free,
Has left no trace Of home to thee.
Yet souls there are Of kinder mood,
Who love that peaceful solitude:
We hearts who feel my simple strata,
For you have not sung in vain.
Then IL ye love the home Of youth,
Oh hear the sacred voice Of truth.
There is = better Home above,
VI changsiss JOY, and peace and love ,-y.,C C..
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-02-19
TERMS.

:, u THE pIRGLNIa ADVOCATE, will be
fustlshed every Friday, at three dollars per
snnum, payable in advance.
:, uJNo subscription will be received for less
tnan SIX Months, or DO discontinued, but ut the
shall have been paid.
=, VI Whoeve. will procure Eve, and guarantee
the same, will be entitled 10 the sixth GRATIS
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
uJone square, or less-Thcee insertions 81
each continpssce, IS ccnts--The nunaaer Of in.
serions must be noted on the MS. or advertise.
T Tehts VIII be inserted, and charged accordingly
Chancery orders, not exceedinS two souaTes
Will be published for FIVE Dollars.
" All letters to tho Editors must be pos, paid
or they will not be attended to.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-02-19
BILL OF RIGHTS.

IA Declaration of Rights made by the Representa-
fires Of tie good People Of VIRciSIA, assem-
6ied in fuH uad free Convention tohieh
rights do pertain 10 fhe,n, and their Posteyity,
as tic basis a,ui Foundation Of Government.
Unanimously adopted, Juno 10Th, 1776.1
J. That all men are by nature equally free and
independent aud have certain inherent rights, Of
which, when they enter &uto a state of society,
sthey cannot, by my compact, deprive, OF divest
'tlIeir posterty; namely, the enjoyment Of life
aud liberty, with the means of acquiring and
possessing property, and pursuing and obtaining
happiness and safety.
g That all powers are invested in, and conse-
quently derived from, the people ; that magis-
trates their trustees and servants, and at all
times amcnable to them.
g. That Government is, or ought to be, insti-
tuted for the common benefit, protection and Sc
curity Of the people, nation or community; Of
all the various modes aud forms of government,
that is best, which is capable of producing the
greatest degree Of happiness and safety, and is
most cffcctually secured against the danger oil
INSTRUMENTATION and that, when any govern
ment shall be found inadequate or contrary to
these purposes, a joriiy ofthe community hath
an undubitablc, unaienable, and undcfeasible
right to REFORM alter or abolish it, in such man
ner as shall be jud ,ed most conducive to the pub
lie veal.
4. That no man, or sci Of mcn, are entitled u
exclusive or separate emolumeats oil privilege,
from the community, but in consideration of pub
lie services which not being descendible, nei
tler ought the offices Of Magistrate, Legislator
or Judge, to be hereditary.
5. That the Legislative and Executive power
of the StSte should be separate and distinct ffon
the judiciary and that the members oftIe tw'
first may he restrained from oppression, by feel
ing and participating tie burthens of the peopl
they should, at fixed periods, be reduced to pri
Vato station, return into that body from whicl
they were originally taken, aud tho vacancie
bo supplied by frequent, certain, and rcgula
elections, in which all, or any part Of the forne
members. should be again eligible, or ineligiblet
as the law direct
6. The elections Of members to sorvo as rep
resentativcs of tho people, in Assembly, ougl'
10 be free and that all men having sufficient ev
dence of permanent common interest with, an
attachment 10 the community, have the right
sagtagc, and cannot be taxed or deprived ofthci
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-02-19
y. BRreos,
Secretary Of the Convention.

tNbE.ltDLE.
.no' ne Toll containing the dras Of tho aro,nd
ca 1Hnslution adopted by this Convention ana INV r.
sHonl1.eu 10 lne people fths Commonwealth ~, Ret
Iacaon OF rejection, be enclosed by the in
plOpI ior us pressrvation, and deposited nmo5r The
Ordered, that the Secretary do esps. ,t r.s, -,
son OF ms Convention fairly entered in
pvuno nooK and after the shall Ia We heen sien
ca by the President, and attcstrd by The sccrs, III
NC tne same together with all the original doc,
m ~ we pessesson Of the Convention and connect.
e WIN Hs proceedings among the archives of the Conn
w ~ e,s and further, that he ten printed copies
o. 5e Saa journal tobc well bound, aud deposited in tho
ordered, that the President Of tho Convention do eert
aUue copy ~ the amended Constitution to the General
nsseHoly now IN session and that the General Assem-,
y pe ana tney orc hereby requested fuake any sdd
uOha PROVISIONS by law which may he necessary and
proper ior submitting the the voters ihorey mail
hcn 70 VOC Tor members ~ the General Assembly at tho
next AP elections and Tor organzing tho tnys,nrnent
amer ue APPENDED constitution, in case IL shah b. an
proved and ratified hy snoh voters ' ~ w
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-02-19

ABsT1SEScy.
Az1lnst disease here, the strongest fsn,s
Is ihc defensive virtue, abstinence,
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-02-19

"A Declaration of Rights made by the Representa-
fires Of tie gosd People Of VIRciyIA, assem-
bied in fnH md free Convention tohieh
rights do pertain 10 iken, and their Posteyity,
as tic basis aRt Foundation of Government.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-09
VIRGINIA LEGJ>LATURE.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

Saturday, Ftb g. A communication WIS received
frem the Senate, ny lit lh,y had pas.ed re hiu
" To amend tie act enu'lpd IN sci IN king rrovi.on
for o'ehiug road rcm Boo cuU Coutf " ne "a, n
Sweet Sprin1s"-and tat Ia hid Dlss,d ,Ci n
,ntndInentS the Till 10 d,iilo, \ IN rs ,tv. ,t Ia,
Commonwealth to arm the militia OF the 2lst ipsdc
or any portion there oiand An act an bo ziry John
Hodges AMI Samus Havoc. - erect ~ b,nJgo ..
cross The Wrsiern b' an'h EIzibe b river AID b,t
they had rjectef Ia III "Fixu z he ,Io.a otre
oiIcers OF the Court Of Aps ais" TCbe.. ,,.,,,,.
were corcurrcd nv by he II use
MIR. MA.oS Of Frsderck submitted ths Hoe, inc 70.
solution E ''
ResoiUei. That The Co.nriuee nj Courts Of H.,
iice, he Instructed 10 erqfre into the cXpcdl ocv ~
amending tbs act. entitled" An act 10 mrnd an ~,
reducing into one The several acts for the better 80
curing the payment o. rents and prevsniiy de fran.
dulent pracucesot tenant' and to regulate me piac
lice OF suelng out aud prosecuting wits of rel.vin' -
SH ctudliy to condn. the issne in actions of re-
pleyin, t. the question whe her the rent c,re in av
distress, be due or uoi,' &C Mo Mason explained n =
object Of The rcsoluirn and the reasons NJ he DELAY
in bringing II forward. BIT he Hou.e rejected H.
An engrOsscd bill &" T. tablisiIrg q ie,rV fo,o f,s
lands now IN h' possession Of Saprsl Short across The
Big SCdy River 20 the Kentucky shore op,esi.e he
town OF Ioni'a, wasfead third time the bsuks fill
ed. and passed.
On MIR. McILHANEY's notion tho cnsrosssd hill
" To amend The charter Of The Chcsapesks and ORR,
Canal Company, hy suihotizing IN rcnn,enc ef,eot
o. The western sect on OF hs cSnl" Was taken upresd
81 time, and I,ssed
An engrosedbi Author7irp the Fo
man lands ~ thr county 81 Buck uaian," was tead a
~ Tune End alter much fscus,i'p. w which Messrs
fancey Miller Bryce, Riv'e Of e. Robertson aud Ger
land OF y. tookpaH, wac rsiyc'ed
T. al &c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-09

The scnate was engaged several days last week. in
the consideration OF hi to amend the Act TO organize
convention, which on Monday passed that body Ills
however, bill being an entire substitute for tc
two bills which plsseI the House of Delegates on The
subject OF submit Ing the amended Constitution to the
people Tor rlIcaoH aud the organization of the new
Go crnmcnt.
On Tuesday last Mr. Taylor reported the bill from
the Committee OfGenera Laws, and i'm order TO take ia,
sense OF the Senate on the proprety OF dispensing with
sunme session OF the Assembly, to carry The amend
e1 Constitution into effect, should il be adopted Mr.
Morgan offered an amendment to the substitute urovi +
ing that il shall appear TO tn Executive by hc votes
OF the people, that the amended Constitution has been
ratified, the Governor shall proclaim that fact: and that
the first days of the respective county and
ton Courts in October the people shall elect new
Assembly under the amended Cons tuition TO meet in
December neXt and only requiring the old Legislature
to be convened in the Executive shall be unable
from any cause, 10 determine whether the amended
Constitution has or has not been adopted by the people
The bill and amendments laid on the table
On Wedn'sd@y, the bill and am- ndmenis we're taken
up, and discusse at length hv NIsssrs ,vlor
aud Morgan; but The discussion Lcin, tntcr,untoJ bv
me Order oil the Day, for the election o. eu cts t
The Board Of Public Works, tie bill and amendment
we're again lsid on he table. They were taken up en-
thursday, aud Mr.. Morgtns amcndint, discussed Fl
considerable l'ngih; in which Messrs Morran Bsr.
nard, Allen, and P'tteson took part for the amend
nrndmeni-dnd Messrs. Towns, Clop.on and Tly.
,or agdin.t u. ihe amendment adop'el by ave.
10, noes H. And then, on zion OF Mr. Morgan
the bill and amendments were 80 committed, to com
pe'c The details On Friday Mr.. Taylor reported the
bI with amendments, which, after some conversation
between several members, were agreed to- and r,e
bilI read third ume--anl then, on molten of MIR
Cle pon, ordered 10 be printed Oh Monday the b u
was taken ~ and alter several amendments on m IONS
OF Me.srs Allen and DromgODle, aHd long di.cu..
sion on the merits and details Of the bill. in which
Messr' Alien, Drongoole Clopton Morgan Dale
Chnn, Mason, Saunders, Paueson and Bsfusrd TOOK |
part: II wa' passed by ayes 10, noes o.
" seems so isr 10 he tie sense Of q maj,ri'y Of !
both Houses, that Summer Session Of tfs old A..
sembly may be dispensed with
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-09
ODD AND EVEN, DRAWS AGAIN
IN the CifV nj Bnf6m.ys nm

WEDNEsUAY, 9Th FrURUApY.
%E ARYLAND SfATE LOTTERY, No. g. for 1880,
IfM fhif scheme is the same as the last and is arr
ranged on the popular ODD and EVlN SYSTEM, Inv
which The holder Of Two Tickets, or Two Shares, Is
certain Of obtaining at lcas; One Prize, and may draw
''""
Besides tic {. pi'al Prize Of EIGHT THOUSAND
DOLLARS, there are The usual number Of minor de-
nominations. and no Prize iot0sy than Foty Dolleys
Only 10000 Tickets in th Scheme-.More Prizes Than
Blanksi--thc whole payable in CASH, which as usual
can be had the momcnt they are drawn.
Whole Tickets, 81 Quarters, ST
Halves, III htbs, 70 ofs
=. ORDERS either by mail post paid or private
conveyance enclosing the Cash ~ prizes will meet tho
same prompt and puuctua attention If on personal APP
plcatOn.-Addfcfs
/. COHEN. Jr. &, BROTHERS,
REQ. J. D. <dWi2H1t CD. B1limofsi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-09

WfSrtR-Wo have letter Of tho first inst from bethany in
Brooke County in this stae which mentions int the snow was
near foot deep We bad snow sdfashoned
snow covering tho ground nearly deep. On Friday morning
eafy the temperature mild that Of spring; but blew
up noweser and in the short space Of hour the air be-
came keen and piercing cold During tho whole Of saturday and
Saturday night tho wheather extremely cold and showed
with few nefmions during Sunday no have not bad such
snow Tor several wintosovora segs running yesterday
Ve eHpee, 70 bear Of hoayy fllo upon lo mountain.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-09
BIGGEKS'S OFFIlE )

February b. 1880
& NoNTINUATI0N OF LUCK.-Drawn numbers in
- the Richmond Dock Lottery. Class No ?:
~, l6 H. %, A. 36, %, 80
Nos SO, 3S II, capital Of 900 dollars with several
smaller capitals, sold by the constant przc-seng and
prompt pay
THOS B. BIGGER
Richmond Dock Lottery, Glass No. 3, will be drawn
IN tie City OF Richmond IN Saturday, l3th February
: looOo highest prize Tickets T. shares in proper
ton.
New York Consolidated Lottery. Glass No. J. for 1880
10000 high 81 prize Tickets i 10, shares in proper
lion. Ff
Tickets and shares in ihe usual gre variety for sale
at the Lottery and Exchange Office of
TIIOS. b. BIGGER,
Where orders from abroad meet the most prompt
attention.
Feb 9. 9G--3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-09

&S TEAM SUGAR REFINERY, w. %, church
- HHy PhuadeiPh0.-1he -ubscuhers having
their Refinery ~ ini operation under The sape inte.
lance Of Jo.eph 5. Lowering, formerly Of tie house.
Of Ms'srs Philips & Lowering OF te city ne pre-.
pared 10 suppy orders for double single oa and lung
sugars rc'iHed With0W Hc M jioOd, of tie SANG
supiilr character thst uJde heretofore by Messrs
p X j. which they will dispose OF 1T literal discount
iOl cash, Of for acceptance in this rity
LEX, CANDY & LEX, PhHadciphi9
The subscriber, a. agent for the sales Of the aboT8
hand, Tor sale 81 factory prices, iulI supplv.
Jan r. s3-w6Wi BERNARD PEYTbN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-09

iM OIICE-Aii'l Works having conveyed 10 me aIl
9 debts d'c him ty heck accounts or OF 81 yi.s
e"'her va other property, ~ deed executed on the
10Th ja"ua " 1880. and co,d in The Clerk Ocs
OF the Hu-tings Court OF Ricl uond TO me a. trustee
or Tive brne i' Of eetiain creditors therein nebtaued
all persons indebted 10 .sS Ariel Work, are hercby
required to pay the same TO me, to my agent MI
Heury j. Anson, at "a, The.l, gtcal Book Store Rich.
muud. JAMES II. GARDNER T,nstoe
Il y. u. Bj-T