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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-21
NANab.e Pr,perty
FOP sale OR LEHSE.

FOR sale OR LE.1SE.
No. 1.-The Three Story Brick Store
MI at III, corner of 'r,nco tu. Fsr,ax 'rests
s "a Lot of Ground on Prince street,
~kAabou i09 I ri font on Prnce and 90 f.. "a
Royal street On this lot is a good brick Dwelling. in
the occupancy Of AR u " Mi'r
s.-A Frame Dwelling on King street, 90 BY
100 feet 10 81 to LILY.
"A Frame Dwelling on Water street, "a f
front by 'Of t",rp
"a Vacant Lot at the intersection of Wa
ter and Franklin streets, loo teet front by g sig
deep This will be rented in building lots OF So 'snts
per front foot.
GA Vacant Lot, Al feet front on Water OF.
by rs terP
"A lot on Washington street, rs feet front
BY l0U feetd,ep, At the ,n,erseetio" ~ Princes s'',e ct
On thu lot - a BRICK nuild,ne
ga Vacant Lot on Patrick street, 81 feet
front, and half the Il. pth of til, -q:re
ga Vacant Lot on Henry street, 65 feet
front. and half the depth OF the square.
The property will he shewn on publication to
iune2 THOS vow Fill,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-21
PEAL z. 81 OIL;

For the growth and pr, 'rva''o" ut tue lar. renew
ing The hair o, bald p aces and ewing I" the lock, a
s,roop and glossy cast Il is higHi' useful N removing
the dsndrit1 from the heads OF ch''ir,'' 4'a ~ ehce'
-, ,,nro.,;on to- improve the prnw'h of whi-kers.
For sale By by oA'io
iuue IL NtA''uIi'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-21
White Oak Yimber.

OF young and thrifty growth, for wharf or bridge,
~ building, pumplogs. Orders, &c. &C received
and for sale.
White Oak Piles, from 40 10 S. feet long, hewea 10
. sooare ot Il inches for 90 feet from the putt end.
Al o, number Of Round Logs, of same quality.
iune 10 JoSiNh IL OtNIo.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-21
William Fuwle & Co

HAVE IN STORE FoR SALE,
rs chests Young Tyson lea, 5umatra cargo,
70 half chettsS of approved quality.
q chests extra quality do
60 small chests G~unpowders and Imperial do
20 hhds st. Croix sugars
10 bags Calcutta do
so do Rio coffee
$50 do sumatra pepper
8hslf pipes Sicily Madeira Wine. Ingham and
10 a. casks other brands
8 otlI casks
Half pipes aud quarter casks Rico Madeira do
Quarter casks March's madeira do
so baskets Deve,t's sparkling champagne
20 pipes brandy, Seignetts and other
2 hslfpipesS brands
pipes superior Holland GIN
IS hhds New Orlesrsrum
80 baskets Bordeaux salad oil
- tons ST. Petersburg hemp
200 coils cordage. assorted sizes
Is do MANILA do
6 bales Bridport shah and herring Irvine
Bales of sewing and shop do
sou pieces choPpas
IS bales brown sheetngs
Russia, rsven'ssnd half duck
10 bales soft Embellishments
so barrels prime beef
O cxLt rs nails and brais. assorted sizes
$50 sack, Liverpool flied sacks fine salt
June
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-21
The Vau-Yard

- At Mount Sterling, about half way be-S
HEsetweeu BucSlsn, and F'nqu.r Cmps touse,
" the Southern road. 10 for rent, and posses.
.~.JEs. sion given first OF October next This Yard
contains over thirty ys,s, ali in prime order. s good
bark houa-, with IRON mill, curr, mg shop, &C. and has
attached to it a good dwelling house and Garden, row
occupied by Henry Turner. Ihi. property is in a good
situation for bark, IN . healthy and populous ~neighbor.
hood, and well worthy a man e business.
For terms. which will be accommodating, apply to
Phil s. johnson, Esq near the premises. or 10
June GEO JOHNSON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-21
Sugar, Ten. Coffee, &c.

sugar, zen. C0nee, &C.
&J. DOUGLAS have just received a we'll select.
ID . ed assortment of
GROCERIES,, Viz:
80 hhds AMI ,erces sugar. Of various qualities
IS hhds. .ierces, and bbls 1olasses, OF do
40 packages of teas, gunpowler, imperial, and
young hyson, of fine quality
5000 lbs loaf sugar, Of different numbers
20 bags best and crnmo.c coffee
SRLTLLoose and in sacks
SPNES-Embrscing pepper, alsplce, ginger,
cloves, nutmegs, cinnamon, mace, &c.
SPRITS-French brandy, Holland gin, Jamaica,
Antigua, and New England rum.
VINES Madeira, Lisbon, port, malags, &C.; some
of them very low priced.
DIES-Indigo 0, coPperas, madden, logwood, fustic,
alum. &c
EPSON a IT'S ofa superior quality
SYCFF-Leiper, Garrett, & LoriHar's Maccabau
P.APER-Writing and wrapping; tobacco, starch
mustard, cheese, fig blue. g%unpowder, shot, bar lead.
birthstone, salt petre, sc. &c the whole OF which they
will sell, wholesale and retail, on very moderate terms
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-21
IrOM Doors.

81 FIRST rate wrought Iron Doors, S feet long by 2
q WIDE, with iron frames complete, suitable for mo-
new vaults or banks, for sale by
ir,e1S GEO WHITE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-21
Chewing Tobacco.

JHtvE received a few boxes Browns best Chewing
1Tobscco, warranted equalto any in the District, which
l will sell, wholesale or retail. on fair terms
NAV 27 JNO CORSE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-21


iiuAsuy, NiA y Go.
Save on h,nd The following Wines, which they
will sell ;as to close a consignment, VIZ.
3 thds red wine
. d. cool colored sherry
. Or casks pale sherry
; do malaga sherry
S do Marscilirs Madeira
2 halfq casks olivera Madeira
June 8 (w.R &P.s ~
Paper, Tobacco, etc.
900 REAu : large size wrapping paper
isHf 20 boxes small lump tobacco
Landing and for a. " JAMES 'h"""'
Who has in Store,
40 hhds New Orleans sugar
400 sacks Liverpool blown salt
1000 bushels ground alum do
so barrels steam refined sugar
90 do New orleans rum
90 do country gin
10 do corlis,s. assorted
40 boxes and half boxes chocolate
40 kegs ground pepper
20 do DO ginger
10 bags race do
pip sc,gnac brandy
half pipes do
2Oticroc, fresh rice
40 bag e EN- RI c,fac
90 10 white do
90 baskets wee' OIL
All ofwh,ch he oi"rs fo7 sale o. moiera'et terms
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-21

Teas Coffee, Brandy, sc.
cAMUEL MEsSERsMiTH offcrsfor sale
~ IS chests Young Tyson TEAS. of vari-
- enes's>' Sand qualities, at
a41 n 9rn e asts' Boxes imperial very reduced
IS half chests and boxes Y. H.
100 bags Rio and Porto Cabello coffee
5pags Jamaica pimcnto
10 do Sumstra pepper
Is boxes aud half boxes Bakers & Tapham's
chocolate -,
IA pipes Cosnac-b brandy, "A part OF which IS old
and fine, and will ~ sp'd low TO close sales
Il half pipes do. ~Si~gnette S brand
9 pipes .iollsnd gin
4 hhds New Orleans rum, 18th proof
80 bbls Baltimore wh:sKey
Sherr. and MADEIRA vine. in half pipes
T-neiint md Lisbon 10, in pipes
Malaga, sherry. and Lisbon, IL halt qrcasks
500 bags shot, from the 'hGniS Shot Tower Co.
A constant surpl! OF all sizes, at the factory
prices
$50 ream> cap. post, and letter paper, from the
m,nuf ,ctory of d J Ames
90 reams straw paper
100 do common wrapping do
60 bundles bookbindsrs' and band box boards
I7O boxes M~uscatel, bunch and bloom Malaga raj
sins
1ohhIs I. molasses)
s do NO. do S,l0w. to close sales
30 hblssug n house do }
100 pieces Herman Hess'.ns
s tons clean Russia hemp
10 900 bushels Turks island salt march ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-21
CoraiaA Elixir If Dark.

yTNVIS ell gan, preparation. containing all OF the viz.
i tues OF the best Peruvian or Lima bark, can be used
in their stead, whenever they NAV he required; being
very pleasant to the taste, ii Is taken Without reluctance,
aud even with avidity. As a general tonic IT is not sur
passed, and as a preventive and cure for fever and ag,n.e
i / highl> observation-disclosures being where b'
hous diseases prevail. will find this a very useful ar''.
Gle It creates appetite and rs'le'es dehi'ty "t tne
stomach. and is AN exec ilent article as a restorative Tor
conyalescents Price, 81 10 for large and IS cents
for small bottles.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-21
Notice

- On r ia, the t,'h instant, the
%eaE Steamboat POTOMAC
EANsMwwilire, un,, ntrformerf route tro"
S~nSsSETEn6k& Washington aud AleAandr" to
Norfolk, CITY Point, and Rchmond.
leaving Washington on FRIDAY at3, and A'eSanhr's
atl ,'cloci. afternoon, aud arrive at Norfolk Oh 81
lGriay afternoon.
arrive At Richmond in the evening.
Leave Richmond on TUESDAY morning at b ''c'oehi
arrive At Norfolk on he same evening"
leave Norfolk on "Wednesday morning, Al y CLOCK
arrive at Alexandria and Washington on tnurs'a!
,.nr n WArILES,
80" Agent.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-21
0hoX XXe NC MORNING. JUNE b. $780, - S&&IkSo VVao VaMO aD
Trust Sale.

ID decree ofthe Count, Court o fPrince Wiiliams
Id pronounced on the 9TH day of January. 1850. in
thu case Of thompson s Veitct ~. t.wel, and Others,
the subscriber was appointed Trustee, in III. place ol
Benjamin Bolts, deceased, Who had, by q similar de-
cree, been appointed in the place Of James Muschetts
deceased the original Trustee in a deed made by
Charles EweIl, senior, to the said Muschctt on the
23d day Of lctober. 1897 to st cure to the said Thonp.
son & Vei,ch certain sums of money therein specified.
Pursuant IL the authority vested in the subscriber
bv the decree aforesaid. ard to the terms Of h. sid
deed, h. will. on MONDAY the 5h dug Of L 9 neat,
at IL o'cbck. proceed TO sell, for Cash, s H. Ia son
H"Is. on tbr premises, to- tn highes' bidder, that
WELL KNOWN TRACT OF LAND called
S MILFORD,
StJ1& on which Major chsrir. NV u. senitr, for .
.rf& long time lived, cont airing about
N4spa FOU2 e TEN ACRES.
including ali the improvements. and tire. Bris,oe '->A
lots This land lies in the county OF Prince William
and State of Virginia, on Road Kun, and within four
miles of the count, town of Brents,iie. and has on its
most va!usb!e
MILLING ESTABLISHMENT.
The stream i. asundant, and a never failing one. The
Farm is considered a good Que II is mostly q red
clay >oii, and easii, improved by clover and p'sster
The title IS believed TO be eatirely unexcep'ionabie,
but the subscriber will convey such only ssi vested in
him W. HEWITT.
' june lids Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-21
~PhilaAeAphia Jackets.
New Orleans Packets

ssS Having been engagediath- New Nt'ranstradv
SfDw with our schooner. the transport I'D! the
YlSHIAGTUN'S B1RGE. daring tte ~ season.,
anil receiving considerable encouragement frc.n ship
,es. We iii undertake 20 keep both y a. - vessels
=, G,,,rei in thu trade. Tt WAsuIxsrrS'S BapGB viii
\. +, readiness to sail about Ii, midd,. of , urSry. aud
Al, any tine tha, a efficient quantity - m'en ah OBJ
cot, say half a cargo, offers At citber Rtcimrad or
Aex,niris, one Of TIE vessels vi ~ sc"tt. either
pIace, T. save expense 20 Sh'9per.; nr NleN Shch guam
INV should nfeI as To mike u ~ less i-,h "r.s,ce, the
n,.S,-e viii be paid av usto Nnrfulx ln p'int .tsNii-
in,. these Y sscls have proved themselves qn'l, not
superior, to any in the trade; md the masters shat DE
mch as will be approved 81
r. CuURCHWARD & SON.,
Norfolk, nov %
- rhe I,exandria Gazet,., Richmond Compiler,
and Petersburg Republicsa. Will please insert the
a,oye TIL IN. stu December AMI afterwards insert the
? ) alone, Il. and then for~ I'd their accountstor pay
o.. X G.. y ).
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-18

- UNAWhY.--Early in January last, my negro
Ia man Harrod, runaway from my plantation n Jar
AbbyviIe, In Meeklenburg County. He is about 20
years oil age, bright compe xion about feet 10 inches
Nigh 'outy made, and round shoudered He has rather
a mean look out of the eye-has a narrow forehead,
high cheek bones and generally wears a smile when
speaking do not know how he was apparelled but
suspect he home,pun froek coat and corded pan
falcons He /. probably passing for free man, and a
ditcher. He carried spade with him.
viii give liberal reward for his apprehension and
delivery 10 me, or confinement in Jail.
VIM. b. EASLEY
May -. 3-IOi.
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May Is.
Commission
3-W1w

To the Supernumerayy Officers Qfhe Virgina State
Line, during the Revolutionary War.
YHNHE Court Of Appeals having recently decided that
N the Supernumerary Officers are entitled to half
pay so long as they live, and 1t appearing that sui,
must be brought in every case, before the debt will be
paid the subscriber tenders his services az an agent
and attorney in prosecuting such claims. Having for
several years given his attention to this subject and
the claims OF officers TO Land Bounty, he has made
himself familiar with the Laws respecting such claims
and the means OF procuring the evidence necessary
esanish them IL TO be had by reference 10 the public
Records or application to the surviving officers
Letters addressed TO the subscriber at this place will
receive punctual attention. THOMAS GREEN
Richmond, April l6. Il7-,Gf
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
May 10


SHALL sell TO the highest bidder on the Let OF
June next,if fair the first fair day there
aer the tract land, which reside situated on the
southern bank OF Dan River and on each side of IA
rohs Creek, (Which is the dividing line between the
Counties OF HALIFAX and Mecklenburg) On this Creek
and about the centre OF the tract, s welconsrucIed
urs' Mill, which affords yearly profit OF $50 barrels
OF gram. Also, Cotton Machine, in separate build
ng io96 acres, is The quantity Of land contained in
he tract about two hundred and forty OF which i. low
grounds The most substantial evidence can offer of
ns Vsiue OF ms land ~ that my average crop is about
two thousand pounds of Tobacco, and eight hundred
pounds OF Pork and Beef to each hand; besides super
abundqnt supply OF every grain crop which is nscessa
~ Tor the plantation, that add the comfort Of
large family.
My terms will be, four equal annual payne nts to
take date froa the FIRST day OF January next (At which
time possession will be gveo and each payment to be
secured by bond with personal security, and len on
the property.
ROBERT NELSON.
Aprn b. 1l4.--wtIJeif
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{" WAsH1NeroN CITY.

wrote TO you yesterday in great haste, giving
you short account Of Mr. McDufie's Specialize.
fore The House adjourned, many questions upon the
amendments TO Maofy's bill, disposed Of by
Yeas aud Nays--An amendment, reducing the duty
upon Salt, was agreed to by majority Of 20 The de-
cisien upon this question, rise to much dissdiac
ton among the friends Of the Tariff - Mr. Gorham, in
consequef &C. moved a consideration Of the vote up.
on the smendment, proposing reduction upon iron,
hemp, &c. &c. The Hou.e adjourned al late hour,
before The vote taken upon The question of re-
consideration. Mr.. GOrhsm, to-day, made re
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-18
CONSTITUTIoNAL POLL

ptsyivania, MAY Poii)-For the N. Constitution
liz, against il g.
Handoiph County, (-4pri PoH)--Erfract of a LET.
ger from Beverly, 29rh .4pyi, ls3O-Gentlemsn "Tbe
e'ecuon IN this county took place Monday last the
result OIL which was follows: Fer members of the
Legislature, Adam Myress PSI, Joseph Hart gag, VIM
n1ar.shy zio, Benjamin Dobeare l56, VIM Huff lIs
suuuoh D, and Tor rejecting Il 5S3 The most remark
aoe circumstance that attended the election of this
county, the fact that Of the number who voted for the
eecuon oil the new Constitution there were about for.
y.hve whose privileges grew Of IT, and who knew
at the time they voted that f was rejected they would
lose that lnestimablc privilege, highly valued by
someyet 1t furnished evidence of the high. minded
disposition and independent feelings of the Western Vr.
ginians."
Ohio, May PoH)-Only q votes recorded: all A..
gainst the Constitution. Her vote, corrected stands
Tor the c. d. against 635-nstead of to GIL as in our
tables. - ~ Jul
Poedhontas-We have stated I'm our tables the vote
at TOR and 497 against the CA Correspondent
from that county states the at for and above 200
against. One OF the papers puts il at about 24O.
Logdn-F0r e. Against II 3lI.
win these Corrections, tho vote will stand
For the Constitution $500
'1gd'nstt 1889
present majority S27O
The April Polls of Scott, Henry Accomack and West
moreiand, yet to be Observation-Disclosures the Nav Polls
OF all but counties
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
roeanonfas-John Grimes, John Baxter Gate men,
Der Of the Convention.)
For the District of Monroe, Alleghany Bath, Poca.
hontas Nicholas, Botetourt and Greenbrer-he vote
were Tor Mcdowell l3l7-H. Caperton 672.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-18

"Poiitieal Regeneration in .Veu ENGLAND,
The opposition Editors Boosting Of the great in
are the evidences Of il! Even New England he;,
own is leaving thcmand rebellion Is an
prariDg in the East. up
Rtods Island" James Femme, Gay, the Providence
1912; Charles Collins, IL. Governor by a ma;o,i,v
Of 3446. The opposition party has only one majority
10 The House OF Representatives., As will be seen by
the following vote for Speaker.
For j. L. Tillinsbas,, (oppos,ion0 %
For 4. X Potter, (sdrpinistrstion.) 80
"The Jackson party in Rhode Island are now COM
ple'e'y victorious Tho enemy are all distsnced-
except in the election ofth-ir Speaker defeated The
prophetic declarations which we some day, aimee
INDUCED In. have been fulfilled, while thoe OF the
opposition have bsen equ ,lly fas6sd"-Eigh Jackson
Senators ont Of 10, have besn elected
In hossaehusetts, there was an increase Of several
thousands to the Jackson candidates al the spring cleo
on over and above the votes which given in 1923
LOT he rfesdency-ln Maine at the late election for
member oil Congress, the majority Of Mr.. Jarvis 0he
Jackson canddate) 500 over three other candidates
and Scattering to boot. In fact The Democratic ma
Jority Is one thousand sic hundred and f,cenfuand in
"District m which, at the commencement ~ IN.
vass, Democrat who WAS friendly TO the present
National Administration could not have been run with
any prospect Of success!l"
.Ne,o- Hampshire.-The whole Congressional Del
egaton is Jacksonian-And such is the predonoi
nance OF that party in the Legislature that il is expec
cd that Mr.. HILL the rejected Comptroller at Washing.
ton, will be elected into the Senate of the u Sand!
MIR. Bell will be thrown out.
C0nneeficut.It Is said that the "Dsmocra,ic Marty
nave gained tho ascendancy in this state the SEN
ate stand IL democratic TO federal; in The House
Of Representatives there Is strong democrats 49,
jory" '"'
Loosng ground in their own Land Of steady bab;,s
the friends Of Mr. Clay and the Coalition ara caimn9
an accession Of strength in the other
calculation They are pretending to say, that Alabama
would soon hoist MIR. Clays flag. The u s. Telegraph
has exposed this impudeBt assertion to the scorn and
contempt Of the public.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-18
April 6.

NOTICE.--All persons indebted to the estate Of the
late Jededah Leeds decd. are requested to call
and settle them without delay and those having claims
against the estate requested to present them pro-
pcrly authenticated for payment to
JOHN WIGHT, Admor.
With the will annexed Of Jedediab Leeds dec
April 2. II3-am
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-18

~ TOT instance, quotes the Proclamation Of Neo,,l
W ne says was Penues by Mr.. Jefferson. Does be roro,
ssolemn prot st agaost IL tho pages az ueIv
VT. Jefferson himself uowed the oIiec ~ a. o.
p. f95. W" OF MS woTksf
Senefson always placed the the
road leading iocard the State Of Ohio en- vev dSsn, c,
o, we general power make roads He thought the poc",
posons about tho public rd justified the he o,s,
gas enifey abhorfont 10 the Constellation s ouH ,evc, a
st"eo mat graH NATIONAL Road BILL Msysyls T1noiEs NH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-18

| VIRGINIA-Ata Superior Cour, held at the Cant.
tol, in the City OF Richmond, the 2z.h day of
March, 1880. ~ "
Horatio Gates Winston, adm'or de- bon;s MN wh
the will annexed OF James MeIiweather, dec. pltf
| against
James Meriweather, William Meriweatber. F,an.;,
Merlweather, Executors OF DaviG Meriwe ather deed
and William Meriwesther, Thomas Meri,ye Father and
John meriweaiher; William Meriw Gather, David Nj a.
riweahor, James Meriweather Booker aod Eliza
beth his vile, late Elizabeth Meriweatber and SajIv
Merweather, children OF James Meriwsatber Ann
Winston, widow of VIM. B. Winston late Ann Mer;-
weather, and VIM. Meriweather. James Meriweather,
anu Elizabeth Meriweather children Of Robert Meri-
weather decd Andrew Keene, John Poindexter WIN,
Pollard Edmond Pendeton, jr. John Taylor, Defdt,.
Ann Winston pl,9
against
Horsdo Gates Winston, adm'or de bonis non with
The will annexed OF James Meriweather, deed John
q, James, William David, George, Judith, Francis
aud Thomas meriweather. children OF David Aferiwea.
Their, decd, and the same James, William and Francis
Mcriweaher, executors Of said David Meriweather,
decd, William. James, Richard and Jane Meriwea,
Their children OF James Meriweathcr decd Booker
and Elizabeth his wife, daughter Of said James, vii.
liam. Thomas and John Mcrweather children Of James
Meriweather the Elder, decd, and VIM. p. James and
Elizabeth Merw eaber infant children of Robert Me-
riweaher, decd, Anlrew Keene, Nicholas J. Poin.
dexter, executors OF John Poindexter deed Edmond
Pendeton, jr. John Taylor and VIM. Pollard, Defs
These causes this day TO be further heard nm
the papers formerly read: the report Of the Commisson
pursuant TO the n,erlocutory order OF the tenth dsy
VI 1870, WIN exceptions thereto, and the
port OF the plaintiff in the first sui, Of the sales made nv
him. pursuant TO the order were argued by Coun.
sell On consideration whereof the Court approving the
last mentioned report, TO which there was no objection
doth direct the said plaintiff TO return the bond Of Mrs
Ann Winston mentioned in his said in his possession
until the further order Of the Court; aud the Court doth
recomnit the report OF the Commits with the ex
cepons thereto, to the Commissioner for him 10
consider and report hereupon with any matters special
ly stated, deemed pertinent by himself, or which NAV
be required by the parties to be 80 stated.
este g. ~ ~
Commissioners Office
Richmond, May 9th, 1880. {
The parties interested will please take notice, that
have appointed the 2lst June next, TO commence the
lutes prescribed in the foregoing order Of Cour-on
which day, al O'clock, A. NJ they required TO al.
end at my office, in this City, with copy OF a re COM
nited report, and Of the exceptions thereto, sc. &c
HILARY BAKER, Com.
May 49, 3-w4w
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WIN sympathy unfeigned for and ofectooato bus
| VI ana lovely children, doatng esiimable parents
The ds",h % urge circles OF friends and acquanances that
lust is announced. - ~ ''' "oHesahy oth
the 2 ult in the 3sth year her age Mrs. Mar
M wAhps, eonsor OF Mali Brice Edwards, Henry CO. Va
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not until lately, that Mr. r. has been able 10 eompIet
all the arrangements for tho trauser-Mr Kendall h.
well known throughout the Union, a. the 6rm coniuc.
toi OF 1sungo'shed Paper-and sines the 4,h Au-
dior at Washington, in which Office he has boen recent
" conf'med.-Mr. X. is the aithor of a memor bic
report. on the finances of the Navy Department-and
and all tbst hear. that he one of the abes off
under the government.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-18
May Is

NOTlCE.-Ail persons are hereby eau toned against
" trusting my wife, Sarah II. Hurt, for any article
which she may purchase my account, a. I am de-
ernir ed not 70 pay the tameshe having voluntarily
quit my bed aud board SAMUEL ]. HURT.
Charlotte, May rs. 3-w4"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-18
MIR. TAZEWEII.

We regret that severe domestic afllicon ha, de-
prived the nate Of the talents and service, Of This
di'tingushed Senator; account OF which, On motion
OF Mr. Tyler, leave Of abs ,nce, for the OF
the session, was granted to him Wednesday lat
(U. s Tel.