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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-30

A. The correspondent OF the Alexandria Ga
zettc, explains the delay in the Senate acting on
Kendalps and other nominations. We know not
bow the Senate can be logged, unless Lieut.. Webb
will again take them IN hand, His exposures may
answer
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-30

EIr. Polk of North Carolina, has been unanimously
appoined by the Vestry of The Monumental Church,
an Assistant Minister TO the Right Rev. Richard C.
Moore
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-30

Hdym"rtet T-irginia, .4pru ed, 1880.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-07
Practical Book Receiving

MIR CARPENTIERr specially infirm the citizens
WI of Alexandria, ihshe has taken the flee ne xt
door to the Post Office which he has fitted up. for the
purpose ofteachng Commercial Transactions in prac-
tical mannefsiA which the student is introduced into
business and carried through al sysrous complicated
forms ny Double Entry; in &Hgie and Partnership
business.
To every one engaged in commercial pursuits the
muck~nd long elected subject of regular of
mercantile transactions is of vital Importance: without
critical knowledge OF thse, the serious conse.
quences often ensue Many men in business. for the
of this knowledge, are compelled to leave the
management of their Concerns to agents or clerks and
of trusting to their fidelity without possessing an, fiji
cent means of testing The correctness ofther proceed
ings. By the following system ofinsrucon, The above
can be easily remedied, viz:
LIST. The merchant, under "a specific name, is intro
duced in domestic business. which he conducts tor
three months Tie then balances ana closes his books
on a ne,o and Improved plan
Cd The Merchan t kes partner,and enters int
Shipping, Commission and Special Coparnership husi.
hess which he conducts for months, at the Ut
which the concern sissol, ed 1hemerchant the
the business into his hands. settles with his rer-
ing partner pays him his proportion Of profits, aid
capital fu, nis,ed.
The whole will be rendered exceedingly simple.
To consis, of courses first, Domestic; second, Fo.
reign of ~ Lessons each.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-07
Alexandria Boarding School.

TIME subscriber having enlarged his establishment,
and added Classical Department, is prepared for
the accommodation of additional number of Board.
ing Students The branches taught IN this restitution
besides the Latin and Greek Language include the
following. viz: Spelling, Reading; Writing; English
Grammar, Composition; Geography Use fthe Globes;
Arithmetic; Book Keeping; Aigebrai Geometryi Ap.
pcati on OF Algebra to Geometry and the Doctne Of
Curves Plane and Spherical Trigonometry, Spherical
Projections; Theory and Practice of surveying; Le
yelling. &c. connected with the duties of Civil En-
gineer; 6unnery; Navigation; Comic Sections; Mocha
MICS, Hydrustatics; Hy drauiics; Pncumacs; Optics;
electricity; Gsvsnismi Magnetismi Chemistry; as
tronomy, including the calculation Of Solar and Lunar
Eclfpses, Occuations, Transs, &c Fluxions; Diffe
rental and Integral Calculus, and their application
Physico Mathe NAUTICAL Sciences, &c.
Full courses Of Lectures given to the Students
on Natural Philosophy and Chemistry, in which the
principles Of these sciences illustrated by good
collection of Philosophical Apparatus, increased dur
ing the present summer The Students have also the
free of Cabinet Of Minerals, and OF Library
tanning between three and four hundred volumes of
well selected works OF History, Biography, Philoso
phv, Poetry, &c.
In teaching every subject, particular care IS taken
that the students understand the principles Of the SCI
ence they study ing; thsy then able to apply
these principles to any particular cases One means
adopted for accomplishing this IS, tohave the students
each day in classes 20 explain every part OF the per-
formance of the preceding day, BY which they not only
become more careful when pursuing their studies to
impress The principles upon their minds that the, may
be able to explain them hen called upon, but the
daily exercise of their reasoning faculties in explaining
principles and conducting mathematical Investigations,
has great tends ncy to strengthen and expand the
mnd-the grea, end Of education
The students treated in all respects as part of
the family OF the subsciiber-they are not permitted
to go In the water, it, on the ice, without the ne
cessary attention to preserve them from danger and
every csrc is taken to guard their morals, promote
their comfort, and effect their REINFORCEMENT.
Terms for board, lodging, Washing, and tuition, lao
dollars per year, pm, able quarterly in advance
BENJAMIN HALLOWELI..
Alexandra, mo. 1850
aug cost lsNt1stSrp
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-07

lore and 5Murasr-T DoylestOn pa De,
,nocrat saws that young map whose sait naa
sspn rejected by young woman In Lehish cou u
~ f,rSed the design of numbering her. on me
5,I inst he way-aid the lady, fired at and wound,
odher. 1t IS expected however, that she WIN
recover.
-GNS
Mathematical Vnd.-The late Professor
Vance. one morning. several trees having oeea
blown down the night previous) meeting iilenu
in the walks of ST. Johns College Cambridge
was ,ccosted with SHOW dye do sirs quite a
Mastering wind this. - - Yes, answered vance,
'.,tis a rare mathematical pind." 8 Matn s,,
NAUTICAL wind!'' exclaimed the other, show s9'
:. Why," replied Vance, Z" it has extracted
great many roots"
Land has recently been sold at Ch'llc"the at
thirty. forty, fifty, and even sixty dollars foo'.
The Seiotc Gazette states that market bouSe
has been erected this year, go feet long and equal
10 any on the Atlantic. This prosperity Is o"'
mo 20 the vicinity of canal
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-07

Notice
an the seoond dry If Prince UfiEam October Count
~ nett, before III front door Of In, Cour u
said County, will be ohere for sale, at public auction,
for cash. all much ofthe interest Of Alexander n.
Briscoe deceased, in and TO . certain
,.s,s. 7RACT or LIND
sSE1S .ituate and being in the Count, OF Prince
SfS3 William, commonly known b. the name Of
s<Hase a Bull; run FARh,
will be siciento pay ard satsJ deDt due to the
Executor Of Miss Sail heoh, deceased.
The land is situated the road leading from Hay.
Market TO Aldie, about eight aiies from the former
place and four frtm the latter. The interest which
said ,scne hcd IN sai tract supposed to be
about -Four Hundred .7cres he title IS considered
unquesiionabie out only such will be conveyed il
vested in the Trustee.
JNO, GIBSON. Jr.
Agent aud Attorney for Wm Ashnlore. Trustee.
aug 7-w6w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-07

Communication from Comiftee Of Gentlemen attached
10 one of w Carpenters Glasses in Baltimore
The undersigned having taken lessons n Book keep.
ing under Mr. Carpener.a gentle man from New York,
highly recommended, do most cheerfuly express our
unqualified appreciation of his 81 stem Of instruction in
that very useful art, well commentator of his
Skill and Of his practical, perspicuous and pleasing
method in teaching it.
Having the books prepared to his hand. the
pupil is led step by step, through the ferent de-
partments Of the work, by dbe entry, from the
ing to the closing OF accounts 'ie is made to jOur
nnlse and post the entries himself and to keep the
aux'i,ary books, such as Cash Books BIZ BOO.S Bank
Books cScswhich impresses the science upon his
NOR, and enables him only understand, but to do
the work an test the CORRECTNESS. Of the whole by
Balance Meets J'c.
We hope that many young men may avail them
selves of he opportunity afforded. to perfect their
nowledge in branch Of learning indispensable to
the merchant, important the awl and useful to all
Edward Hinckiey, Esq. James Bakman, Esq
Geo. Gordpn Belt, E,q II Clerk,
q. Duany Esq. Classical Teacher.
NcChntock Young, Esq. ID. Is Prince, Principal OF
VIM, Gideon, Esq. the Fayette Academy.
Merchants:
Vim. ID. McKm, AMBROSE 4. White
Geo Rcmsen, VIM. Eckel
kooclr Hyde, junior, Edward Cocsey
Reed pirkns Francis L. 'saes
Frederick Woodwurih John Howell.
william W. Kane
aug st
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-07
X ntice.

- .ticc.
vTyE subscriber, wishing to close all his accounts IN
this place quests all persons having CLAIMS against
hun or his late brother, w !" kehheaf' 70 PItsehs
IN immediately far settlement. AL outstanding
debts will be placed the hands OF Mr. John johnston
f,ft,r the 1O. in,tsn] for collection, hr being author
used I'd collect the same, his receipt wi. be good
aug r'A' N'N
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-07

Although the late advices from hu-
land aud France, are favorable TO an advance
IN the price of bread stufs, and slight improve
meut Ia, taken place ia the New York market
our market is without any material change prices
6sying been comparatively high before the re-
cept Of the news. Yesterday the wagon price
-ansed frum 5.O4 to $40.
Gpux.-Corn is in demand. and would rea-
div command our highest quotation OF 20. cents
the price obtained tor the last cargo sod here
4 cargo was said. Yesterday, at 52cJs, de'''era-
he in a neighborins town, from which we CON
cpde more than as! might be obtained IN tins
market. Wksa is in demand, "i,h slight m
provement in price. Rirsr " hra' readily com
mands $500; and good ,cagon Wheat Is sought
after at 9Oto %. \ iot Of ezra red brouSht94.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-07
Y0 I isherMien.
David Martin
Has i1si receired and ofsrs IA sale,

Has just received and cBsrs for sac,
OAR OF NElGhIS; or r,be of the Relative FRO.
4 portions actually existing between the weigb,> Of
Foreign Commercial Countries and those Of the United
States: embracing other weight, information b,
b. Barney late Naval officer of the POI, Of Baltimore
The "proprietor' of these Tables having, Tor many
years, been of the great utility that such work
would he TO the merchant, engaged in foreign COM
MERGE as well AS in disseminating the information II
contains still generall; and occupying, as he did
for considerable time situation wher' he sr.quen'
" met with difficulty, and in various instances found
It utterly impr.c,icable obtain any thing Ike sa's
factory knowledge Of the relative proportions the
commercial peghfs of different foreign Countries, ISL
a,ds and places, to taose Of the Uned States
he has bee induced to undertake this work; and con.
ceives that BY offering it its present form dHes'ed
of all exraneous matter, the reby rendering less bn-
cSnt.ble aoE4 If
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-07
NEW-YORE MA2GEr-Auc. 4.

Po,ashes are still higher by s D on the
strength Of adyices from Havre; the price Is
Sl0Si per short ton, There is more dong III
Cotton. about 1000 bales were sold yesterday
and the day before at full prices. and the enqui-
~ continue, this morning. Ia sales at Liver
pool for the week ending June 25th were $4,000
bsles;a much larger Business than had been done
for some weeks before.
Flour is still shade better than itclosed last
week, say cents. with a fair business; several
purchases have been made f1r France and Eng
land Northern Corn, both white aud yellow.
have sold at 90 Cts bn,h.--an advance Of a
cts. Corn Of all sorts is scarce and in demand.
Jour. Com.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-07
Prize, Current a' Lima, Nay 5. 1880.

fMpoRrs.-FlOur, fresh, 81 4 8, sales dull,
about 5000 brIs in first hands: rice. qtl. S. 70;
soap, yellow. 10 a 10. so, little demand, owing to
dltv Of 30 peg cent; butter, 10 50 cts. sales. in
dem beef aud pork, brls Sl7 10, do; bread,
nav. :, sleible; candles, sp. Srs. do: tea, gun
powder and imperial. ID. l4rs sales, in demand: ;
Snndv. gal. RS 8, sales; cnnamon, ID. IS.
much wanted, should be Of good qualify; glass,
harlAlre and crOckerv, market overstocked, and
eiilns at great sacrifices. CottOns--6ne jaconet
@',ins, o., per piece of 90 yds. 3 8 10. mach
euqaired for; prints single colour. piece, SS.4
~; p 4 4 colours, 7-S, S5.4 GA, sales and in
brisk demand; fine do. S-8, So "a z, do; navy
bues, IS, S4 a AZ, do; French, A, s. do.
Stockings, mems fine, dOz; az, sales; women's
dn. IA 30; do. dOmestics, brown and bleached,
'nportation prohibited after 18Th Sept. 1850.
ExPoRTs.-HldeS, at. Sl4; block tin. Is; cop
per Al C1dumbD. H.: cotton at Pavta IA; pine
"a 9.o2 GA board; dolls, 6 a 81 per cent prem. ;
Exchange on London, l6d;o U. States s per CT.
lst sales, At present none Offering.
9Se
Extract IF letter 10 u mercantile house in
New York, dated
.'SMYRNA, 10Th APRIL, 1880
he have 70 communicate the pleasing IniOr-
nation that acomMert AL treaty has been negOtia-
'ed At ConstantinOple. between the United States
AMI Turkey on the Sth inst. whirh places the
'ya7e Of the former on tae footing If the most fa
Yored nations in the Turkish ports. We give
You this as certain. "-Jou1,dI Commerce.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-07
Cheap Aerrins

y 6Bts; Gross Herring, Nos. and ,. inst receiv-
Ell and tor sale, a, very reduced prices, by
~ 7. N. WHITE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-07
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY GEORGE WHITE.

THIS DAY. At II O'Clock, At his auction room, will
Il be sold sundry articles Of household and-ktchen
furniture, mattresses, wrapping paper, androns, large
globes, lot Of patent French window blinds, from 81
10 q fee, wide and full lengths, parcel Of shoes and
boots lot OF bacon, 2par dray wheels. with vsre.
~ OF glassware, looking glasses, &c Sale in the even
ing as usual - aug7
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-07

oNieuAiA Hurn,tNve.
CHARLES K0ONtS,
Cal;nsf. Chair and Sofa Maker. King, neat door
to The corner Of .4J,ed street
UAs on hand, and constantly manufactures 6e"e
raj assortment ~ NICI1DE
FASHIONABLE CABINET FURNIlutE'
which for elegance aud iuraoi!ity, deiies coPeu'o"
His stock. genersil, CONSISTS Oh
Crecian and plain sofas conclies and lounges
u,hogany and all kinds of irawng room chairs
Cr.c;on. winged and single warrobss
pJ.st,ien nd sidebosris with marble tops ana mirrors
Gothic and various other ditto
p;.v ,.blas with irbIe aud mahogany tops
p;iler and block dining, card and breakfast tap'e'
In claw do do do 10
slain do do do 90 y,
Centric or loo Nth and without
French and various other buresusi win anu "''o"'
Ladies dressing tables, win aio w''"o''
n;tto work stands and music STOOLS -
NV ~,,smen,s cabinet. secretaries and DOCK
.o,s
w.sLstands. with marble and mahogany tops
nchiy carved and plain mahogany, bro eye anu ou''
mamie and common beadsteads
Oh o.dles candIestands, shaving do, po:astie desks
- s,srv other article in the cabinet ine.
anu LLKEWISE,
,..h.c.,v of various kinds steam sawed, curl and
:, IJ 1eneers copal vanish, sacking bottoms, coros
The above articles will be disposed OF tor cash OF &c
,,nc,ua, persons on the most liberal terms.
A very extensive patronage from Wasnins'o" '''u
es me to saw that will deliver furniture toa"y Pu
chaser in that city free ofexPence.-
Turning e. Carving eTec'aea ~ ''e '''' "''''''''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-07
PENMANSHIP.

Mr. c. will also give instruction in this use full art on
the new and admired anti angular systems which has
been taught with such grea, success y. York; Boston
and Philadelphia, recently, which gives to Ladies'
pd and fashionable style If writing to Gentlemen and
expressly adapted to mercantile pursuits Mr. e. en-
defective may be their original wr,ing in ~ Lessons
lSee specimens at his oihca.j HONS of instruction IN
commercial transactions, between and "a AMI
and Bpm F1r Penmaushp, between 6 and IL A,
VI and 2G4P. n.
For further particulars apply at the Office or al the
City fio,ei.
N B. French classes Attended to in any part of town
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-09

&eMONa.

4TlHE subscriber respe informs bis friends and
Il the public, that he has removed his Establishment
next door to the Franklin House Hotel, few doors
below his old stand where he continues to carry the
Saddle. Harness Trunk business,
IN ALL ITS V.aRI0US BRANCHES
He tenders his grateful acknowledgements to his
friends and the public, for the liberal patronage he has
received from them; and bess leave to assure then,
that. with the aid of the best workmen, and an am
pie supply of the most choice materials, he will be
able TO render entire satisfaction to those who may
please favor him with their busAess, either BY order
or personal application.
lie has on hand at this time and will continue to keep
large assortment of the following articles, Wholesale
and retail, on the most moderate terms:
Patent spring saddles
Mems saddles. best quality; stuff flaps
Do do common do
Ladies' do best and common
Plated and steel bitted brides of various kinds
Plated and steel mounted martngsles
Saddle.bsgs Of the lates, fashion. and cor-r.on
Velisses and carpet travelling bags
Plated mounted carriage harness
Bras. and japan Mounted SS sis harness
Plated. brass, and japanaed-mounted carryall har.
Wagon, cart. and dray harness
Fire buckets and haters
And also general assortment Of
ELEGANT Hard Leather Travelling Trunks
And great variety" Of
THE BEST GIG s. RIDING WHIPS.
Plated steel and brass spurs
Plated steel and brass bride bits and srrups
Saddletrees and buckskins, assorted
Buffalo skin saddle covers
Old saddles neatly covered with hog, buck, and calf
skim and quilted at shortest notice
Old saddle harness. and trunks Of all kinds, repair.
ed at the shortest notice.
sep, 80 JAMES vANsANT
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-09

For sale.
~ BBLS. No. mackerel
JU so do first quality No behring's
20 do prime shad, put up with ssltpetre for ia
mlly use
A few barrels paint oil
Winter and summer do, in h'ds and bbls
~ bags st. Domingo coffee, at III cts per Id.
apply to NJ. MI LER K SON
aec6
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-09
tmN foods
RICUARD 6. HOPKINS & 10.

RICHARD S. HOPKINS & 20.
A RE- now receiving their faii stock OF DRY GooDa-
y uh;cL w,r, .eIec;cd with care, and wh,th the'
tfer for sale on liberal terms among them are
blue black add fancy coioIcd cloths
sa.emerss. saltire,s and Aannc's
SILK f.lencia and toilinr't '. sing
Baizcs, ro,r and po;u' blankets
Csliicues, itaiian intsS;rn,s7
Black gro De maps and levan:'nes
ps.ian grapes. s-s and bantianns nandk erchisfs
Back WoTsted ho.6
White 10 10
Also, general assortment OF
DOMESTIC COTTON GOODS,
such as preached an5 brown Surfing. and ohes;inSs
tickings. cheeks p!.uis. t-r. &c. oct p
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-09
sugar and Mniasses

IL 10 Do p %ss, a. s .,rss by
does tWRtJPSl LINDSAY, HILL & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-09
w V.Yial Yea.

o. rNr chests, v,rH sup r.or quslty' lus' rTec,Fe
y; u ior sale D, D "h'o IN
MAJ. q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-28

NYIRGfcfA;-At rules, holder In the clerks Office
" at the superior court Of chancery for the Rich.
mond district the 9th day of September 1850: F,sn.
CTS RPovail, pf agains, Edward Johnson and Caroline
~ a. Johnson his wife, Thos. Drake, VIM. G. PovslI,
Rosina Johnson Philip Johnson. and Edward Johnson,
infant children ut said Edward and Caroline, defts
The defendants Edward Johnson and Rosina, Phil
n and Edward Johnson not having entered their a.
resrance and given ,ecury according To the act at
Assembly and the rules of this court and it appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that they inhabi.
tants of this country: is ordered that the said de-
PENDANTS do appear here the first day Of the next
January term an! answer the bill Of the plaintiff; and
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted IN
some newspaper published in the city Of Richmond
for two months successvely and posted at the front
door IF the capital, in the said city.
70 COPY. Tcste, WM. G.. PESpL.roN,c c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-28
ADDITIONAL PROOPO OF TIE YiLUE GR
SHEPHERDS OLNT.ME.NT,
Mr. John ~ Eysfaes

Mr. John ~. Eustdcs,
Dear Sir: II gives pleasure to add my testimony
to the wonderful operation Of your truly invaluable
'She phsrd's Ointment" and to advise you of cure
upon myself that almost would EN- to bafae beef.
For thirty years have been threatened with what Is
called white swelling in one Of my legs; about ak
past, the limb afflicted with a violent acute
rheumatic Affection and broke out from the knee to
the ANGLE, in deep and painful applied hum
dreds of remedies, simple and compound, advised by
such matters, but received substantial benefit I
then resorted to the practice of Medical men, but
found little benefit Finding that I must
part with my limb my lite, I began to
prepare my mind to submit the knife
last resort to heal the limb, I advised
to try your Shcphard's Ointment. In Aut ust,
purchased small jug, and have continued the appi.
is made-my leg is free of pain and disease ever
was-and can safely pronounce. that the Ointment
alone produced the astonishing result. communicate
this, that all who may be sufferers from like Causes
may IN like manner, be certainly and speedily reliev.
ed have used it also, in number of of fresh
wounds in my family, with singular efficacy. Very
respectfully, your obedent servant,
BENJAMIN WILLIAMS, Senr.
Stafford County, Va. 10Th Dec. 1880.
Mr.. j III. Eusface.
Hrar Sir That the public may know the superior
efficacy of the Invaluable Shephard's ointme, it af-
fords me pleasure, tn state to you in which
was advised by my friends, to try it in my family. A
negro boy OF mine was laid up with the unman-
ageable sore on his ancle ever saw, and expected
tn be deprived of his services for the winter. I pur-
chased small pot at store, and my great graf
tents of the pot his ance cured, and the boy again
at his daily occupation. Very respectfully,
JNO: SHEPPARD.
Henrico County, Dec. 90, 1850.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-28

" iHGINiA. At ~ C., hoiaen ~ tie cers's ONCE o,
the Superior COZ & Of chancery FOR the Ichmond
district, the 4th day Of October 1g3p Edward O.
Friend in his own rgc and as adr'or dc hoDis non
with the will anneXed ~ Edward Friend .jr. deed
and adm'or dc bonis with the will annexed of
Edward Friend, jr dec'G. plf against Thus. q. Tay
Tor. Thomas o. Taylor, Benjamin Harrison and Nancy
his wife, Thomas Friend, John Friend and VIM Flour.
roy, dts.
The defendants Thomas Friend. Jobn Friend and
Nm Flournoy not having entered their appears
and given security according to tie of asse nbl,
and the rules Of this court, and il appearing by salts
factory evidence, that they not inhabitants Of til
country: il is ordered, that the said defendants do an
here the FIRST day Of the ne1t January term.
and answer c bill Of tie plaintiff, and that copy nf
this order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published IN the city Of Richmond, for two months
successfully, and pos ed At the front door of the cab
itol, in the said city copy. Tesc,
~ VIZ. g. PESpI HroS, g. C..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-28

z. z.
F!RGfsiA. At rrias, holden the clerks ufaice of
" the superior c"n.t N chadcery for the Richmond
district, the day of .5uiy H.: Ann Lavidson
admir- pith the viii annexed, ot Robert Davidson
decd, pI,f acan., Samuel S. Saunders and David Da
wilson, dts,
The defendant DAVID Davidson not having entered
ms appearance and gwen security According the act
OF rbly and The rules of this court and it appe.r.
ing. by satisfcoy evidence, that he is inh
tunt 81 this country; 1t is ordered that the said defen
dant DO appear here the first day of the next jan
uary term, and answer the bill of the plsinF and
that copy of this order BE- forth will inserted in some
Newspaper published in the city OF Richmond, for two
months successfully. and posted the front door of
the capitol, in the said city. copy. Teste,
20 WM. &. PENpLYToE, C. C.