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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-26

f,Iowisg article is SO much IN eonso-
!" - n, own feelings, in relation to the
'1'' m,king, in variou ways, to practice
'"PI .,;,k fraud on the public, and wha, /
ID" -, Ultimately tend to destroy any and
- %, % hin, like due estimate of religion and
E"H .t,,,ors thereof, that have transferred 1t
p - -. ,,,uinns Of The Boston Courier into
u. .,r.mns Of the Phsnix Gazette. S S.
,x,,norE Il heard loud rappins al my
~ srirer IN the Journal Of Humanity.
fof %! IA b.h, ID little boy, Eve years old,
'S'' I asked him what he wanted. u
: ''''' cent, worth Of Rum" No, said I;
''n' man. He said no, he wanted r'an!
2.a ;; do YOU wan, ofRum? 81 wank to drink
amer drink, il, and want some "
90 .o,;et ,hi, &" anec dote" from the New
Naming Herald The Journal OF HUI
-, 80, do not ofen see, and we have NO
''u '.. to see it, if i, frrqlen'ly con'ains such
''. .,I,,,,." and we should think 1t dishonor-
=, Ia - the community which supports i, The
..d, olr,mperance land we profess to be one
=, number may make the character OF our
.oo,,iou quite disgusting enough M respect
,bs nrac,iee Of inioxicatlon, WITHOUT resorts
>, - 4. i'm, or drawing upon their invention
Illustrations OF the too prevalent propensity.
:. DO no, b.lieye a syllable Of this anec'
-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-26
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE AMERI,
CAN COLONIZATION SOCIETY.

CAN COLONiZATION SOCIETY.
This society hell is Aunual Meeting on
No DAY e'enins, ne 18th instant, at The
Capau', in the dali Of the House Of Repre>en-
'au,', The ample room So kindly grained
70 n, society, was at AN early h.ur filled 10
OVERCOMING with eilize,', and Vrsrgers from
every quarer OF J.r Uuioo, auG a. seven o..
clock n Hr1. CHALEs FkHIo> MERCER, one
Of the W. P.-siirn,s of the S ,ce,y, was ca =
ed &c The chair. An appropriate Prayer was
Of Fad by The Rev. DR.. LAURIE.
l"e following gentlemen appeared as dele.
gates from the Auxiliary societies:
Hon Elisha Whirlescy. Persistent Of he
Auxiliary Socie y q CaD6rld, Trumbu!l CO.
Ohio
Hon. William Hendricks, from the Indiana
State Society.
Hon. 8, Ruggl-s, from the St. Clairsville
aud Belmont Co. Colonization S cie,y, Ohio.
Hon. William Marks, fom The Pntsburg
>oCleW Pennsylvania.
Hon. Isaac {. Bates, from the Auxiliary
Vooniz,'l"n Society, Hampton co. Mass
Hon. Arnold Nludain, fro m the Whining ,on
society, d laware.
lion jacob Burner, from the Cincinnati So.
ley, Ohio
Hon W. McCreery, from the Washington
County Society, Penn
lion. Thomas II. Sill, from the Societies Of
Crawford and Erie counties. Penn
Non. b njamin Swift, from The State Socie-
yot Vermont.
LlOesviIle Ohio.
h0n' e. Howard, and ]. Fl. B. Lamose,
@'q, from the The State Soci-'y Of Maryland.
w, u. ?, DisOsway, from the Society in
Rev; Mr. Jackson, and Hugh Smith, Esq.
Dist Col " 80
''s' Ctu,teoden. Esq Samuel McKrnny,
~ and RObert p. Dunlap, Esq. from The So
'rT IN Isorge,owp, d. c.
'"e ANNUAL Report, which contained muc h
= '"ess and animate the friends Of African
colonization, was then read by the Secretary,
VT, GusLKY.
Cd: WV" 's0p'
v" motion, by the Hon. Mr.. lawn, Of Ohio
,.i as'ae'd, That the Report just read be re.
,'N'd and printed
mo'ion by Gen. WALTER JONES,
,.a. ~sed, IA, this Society entertain a deep
-. u TIE loss which il has sustained BY The
rs. oi Its venerable President, the Hon
S'o WASHINGTON, and tina, i, will cherish
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-26
Dissolution Of Co-partnershtp

TIME copartn-r-hip heretofore existing under she
firm Of hammers u dustin, has been this day dis
solved All those indebted to the late firm will settle
their accounts with the subscriber alone.
The Coach and Harness Making
is still carried On all its branches At the old stand
St. Asaph street, BY the subscriber, who will be happy
to execute all orders in bis line.
jan asst JOHN SUMMERS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-26

sloop Express, Curtis, hence at New York Esd inst
Sch Pioneer, Atkins, hence at boston goth inst.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-26
70 the Public.

10 the FCONlC.
MR. JOHN SUMMERS having noticed dissolu-
WI ton of ,he partnership existing under the firm OF
Summers and Austin, without my knowledge or con-
sent, and which dissolution has not taken place.
rebY forwsrn all persons indebted to said ,sgans,
settling any with the said Summers until the
affairs are properly adjusted and he be authorised to
make such settlements.
;an26 81 ALEXANDER p >Us1IN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-26
70 EisherMlen.

10 ElSAermen.
lust received, lot of very superior India shsd and
- herring Irvine, which I will sell very low For
strength and durability, can refer to the experiences
Of some of the oldest fishermen the Potomac Also
English shxd and herring Irvine, and conslgnnen'.
4 casks very stout hemp ,wne, cord suitable tor
seinr lasling or sugar loaf tying. ,1,c
jan20 JOSfTH IT. UifIo
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-26

PORT or ALEXANDRIA (

ARRIVED, JANUARY IS,
Sehnr Haxall, Shove. Roston, sundries TO A. c.
Cazenove & Co, and freight for the Oirtr'c,.
schnr. Volunteer, Glacken, Baltimorei freight fol
the District.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-26
SUPREME COURT UNITED STATES.
SATURDAY, JANUARY %.
SATURDAY, J.

Present as on Yesterday.
No ~ Richard r Keen, plaintiff in error. vs.
Richard ". Neads sIecuiyiS.--ln error TO the
C,rcui, cou,, Of the United States for the coun'y
of Washington in the Dis,rie, Of Columbia
Mr.. Justice THOMPSON delivered the opinion OF
the Court, sffir ming the judgment OF the said
Circui, Court with COSTS.
No l,s Jpmes Career, plaintiff i" error, vs..
John J. Astor 4 ai-.lhe argument OF this
cause was continued by Mr.. Bronson for the
plain'iff in error.
Adjourned ill Monday II o'clock, A. NJ
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-26
COMMERCIAL.

FIoua.-The wagon price Of -four last week. rang.
ed from a l2} cents to4 Is, with the exception of
few instances when 4l8 and 20 were paid the
principal sales from stores, were at 4l5to lone
lot of 90 barrels, ertra brand. brought 4 IS.
Yesterday. the current wagon price was 81 l23,
tho 4 IL and IS were paid. We heard Of no sales
from stores.
Export for the week ending Saturday, e3d instant,
1877 barrels: 2577 coastwise; 1900 Havre, France.
Quantity inspected during the same period
King.street 1857 barrels. II halves,
Wharf S48 a9
Total 44U5 1U6
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-26
SALES ar AUCTION.

n LANCE collection OF rare and valuable W0rksi
IA just received They comprise an extensive a..
sortment- together with my present stock, al.
fords excellent field for selection jan Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-26

~ The before mentioned parties viii please
take notice, that have appointed the 2sh day 81
Ma,eh nerf, a, 10 o'clock, A. ". within my Office in
this Town as the time and place for proceeding to
form the duties enjoined upon me BY the foregoing
Order; and that The 3lst Of the same month, IN
tend to close my Report the subject, and file the
same in the Clerks Office.
Given under my hand, at Alexandria. this Goth day
of january. 1850 COLIN AoLB. NC.
jan 2l-3taw2m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-26
(Onlmissiu..er's sale

In obedience to y decree Of the Circuit Court
4 of Alexandra County. shall proceed, on the
18th day Of February. $780, the premises. at II o..
clock to SELL for cash. FIVE seventh parts Of certain
lot of ground situate, lying and being in he town of
Alexandria bounded on the north by Cameron and on
the ess, by Patrick being the lot which belongs
the heirs Of Benz min Brown, deceased The ti'le
is believed to be but will convey on.
" such as is vested in me under the authority of the
decree of the court. If the purchaser fails to comply
with the terms of sale, the proper, will eImmedite.
Is re.sold at his risk and expense
ANDREW SCHOi FIELD,
ianI3 3tawts Commits oner.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-26

District of - NuMbla,
County @ .Aier"mdria, SCI.
NOVEMBER TERM, 1899.
william Poplar. Complainant,
Charles Brown. administrator OF
James Poplar, d, ceased, James
Entwisle, administrator OF Isaac
Entwisle, deceased, Alexander IN cuANcERy
Moore, executor Of John Boyer,
deceased, Henry Williams and
Elizabeth Williams, infants un-
der the age of twenty-one years,
and devices of John Boyer, de.
ceased, Defendants
TT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the
orer of public made in this suit st Move mber
FERN, 1928 against the abseht defendant. Charles
Brown has been duly executed is therefore ordered
hat the cumpainant' bill be- and the same is hereby
for confessed and rel for decree to HIM, and
the complanants bill having been heretofore regularly
taken for and set for decree as TO the defend
ants Alexander Moore, executor OF John Boyer, and
James Entwisle administrators OF Isaac Entws'e' de-
ceased the Court, in consideration thereof, doth de-
cree and order that Master Commissioner Auld do take
an account of the administration Of the defendant,
Charlie. Brown OH the estate of James Poplar decess
ed and do report to the Court the surn remaining IN
his hands for ditrbution with which he properly
chargesbe for that purpose aud Is further ordered
tha, the defendants, Alexander Moore and James En-
twisle do seversy settle the accounts of their respect
i've administrations Oh the estates OF the said John
n,y pr and Isaac En,wise before the said Conmssoner
and that be said Commissioner do report to the Court
what assets vet remain in their hands liable to the DIS
charge of the complansms claim; and IN case OF de-
of assets for that purpose that the said Com
;.son.r do report 10 Court the real estate whereof
the said John Bower AMI Isaac Entwsie died seized IN
the District of Columbia.
A copy-Test:
EDM I. LEE, e. C.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-26

PHILADELPHIA MARKET -JAsuARI ".
Flour and Msal-Flour has remained steady at q So
and sales TO the ex mt OF 1000 brs have been made
for immediate export The supply has been moderate
and stock remains small Sales Of Rye -four at our
quotations. and but little doing in it. sale OF loo
hhds. meal reported at I'll, and some in brs at
~ 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-09-30

Resolved, That the conduct Of few men in differ. ent parts OG this Siate chiefly oce holders Under the General Gosernmeli tn arvognling tO themselves ex- cusvely the merit ol republication, and tn heapiRg upon long tried and faia republican electors every Oppr0brOus epithet merits severe censure aud their motives eanno, fail be properly understood and a,p- pfeciated by the intelligent people Of this State.
 ResOiued, That through good and evil report we win continue to detote ourselves to the cause of gem une Republication, which that OC the distinguish cd Patriot and SateemaH 0 the West in opposition to the selfshness and vindicveneRs of combination of individuals. whose principles those Ot an odioua aristocracy.
 ResOiped, That Union and Cooperation among the friends of HENRY CLAY in this State is expe. deni to ensure the triumph of Republican, principles
 ResOired That inasmuch the election of the next President Oi the United States, failure of choice ny the people, may detOlVe upon the House of Repre- ssnia'ves we will support only these to represent h State n the next Congress who the decided friends ofHENRY CLAY.
 Res0Lred, That the intolerance ofthe Jackson par- m Connecticut renders necessary, that the old re- Pubcans should arise in their strength and ,e-assert the integrity of their principles.
 Resdirtd, That these Resolutions be sgned by the Chairman of this meeting and countersigncd by the Secfeates and that they be published in the news papers in this State friendly the election ol HENRY CLAY to the next Presidency of the United States.
 Attest, JONATHAN COE, Chairman.
 ssfsnars son1o sowax, WaS,''' Secretaries.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-09-30

A new Branch of the Bank of the United States has recently been established at Utica, N. Y.; the Drec tors appointed; and John c. Devereaux, Esq., chosen President, aud Wm. w. Frazier, Erq. Cashier. The Bank went Unto operation on the 23d inst.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-09-30

James Burt who was few days since nom'""'e' by a branch of the Workies in the city ofNew-H Hor for tine office of Governor, has authorised his friend to say that he declines the nomination. The "cke with the names of GRANGER and STEVENS seems be the one which is likely to succeed-bO'h a"'-Va Buren, and thorough men of CLAY.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-09-30
MARRTED.

In New-E1aven, Col. s. H. Bayard. to Miss Esther Osborn" Mr Joshua D. Atwater, to Miss DOrcas |" North Haven, Mr Everlin BIakeslee, to Miss l Jane Sackeit To Wa'erl'ury, Mr Lewis Beecher, of Prospect, to Esq. Mir Frederic w. Bradley, of Woodbridge, to Miss Lydia M. Bronson. 'T In Hamphreysvillc, Mir Jabez Baldwin to Miss Jane BOtsf0rd.
 In Hartford Mir John Phinney, of Russell, tNiass) to Miss Ann Baker.
 ln Eas!-Windsor, Marc M. Reed, M. D., of Hart. ford, to Mics Elizabeth M. Laihrop.
 In Manchester, Mir Jaues Bull, of Hartford, to Miss
 In Wintonhlry, Rev. John A. Hempsted, of Hart ford, !o Miss Sarah StoughtOn.
 In Wibral,am Mr Alvan Adams, of Sufield, to Mrs Beisey Allard
 In East Hartford, Mr Isaac Hills to Miss Eliza Hitis, daughter of MT Leonard Hills. Hartford Con. to Miss Cecilia Breckenridge. l" East: Haddam, Mr Wm. H. Ayers, to Miss Julia Ann Martin, daughter of Mr Peter Martin; Mr Call Yin IS. WiCkman, to Miss Nancy Blish. In Lyme, Mr Fitch Stark to Miss Jerusha Griffin, dnnghter of Mir B. Griffin. ta Nnrwich Mr John G. Armstrong, to Miss Cath Wise.
 In this town. tSouth Farms sociery,) on the 23d inst, very suddenly, Mrs Aurelia Stoddard, wife of Enos Stoddard, Esq, aged 50.
 In Sharon, on the l7th inst, Oliver Kellogg Esq | aged 70.
 In Hartford, Mrs Betscy Waslburn, wife Mir Obed H. Washburn, 34. In Windsor, Mir John Hubbard, 82.
 ln Wethersfeld, Mrs Love Butler, wife of Mir John Butler, 75.
 In East Hartford, Mrs Elizabeth Porter, 80.
 In Berlin, Mir James Booth, 86.
 In Chatham, Mr Dennis Whtmore, 43.
 In Norwaik. Miss Mary Lockwood, 35.
 In Norwich, Mrs Temperance Bliss, 65.
 In Granhy, Miss Lucy Hayes, 2l daughter of Nlr Calvin Hayes.
 In Cheshire. Mr Stephen Ives, 82.
 In Fair Haven, Mrs Eliza Hotchkiss, 2S wife of Mr. Samuel Hoicbkss.
 In Waterbury, Mr Artemas Hoadey, 39.
 In Hartford Miss Mary Wells, "A.
 In Gramby. Mir Reuben Phelps, 76. In Bristol widow Anna Yale, 71.
 In Ellington, Mr Alden X ndr,s, jr. 26. In New-Flaven. Henry Dagge,', Esq. 90; Levi An Der of the Sophomore Glass in Yale College.
 In Farmington, J. WinsIow Culver, of Bristol. 26.
 In Hitchc0cksville, Laura 17, daughter of Mir Eli phae, Olms,ed; Henry D., 9, son of Capt. Sandord Allen.
 In Norwalk, Deacon Stephen Wood, 70.
 In East. Haddam, Miss Besey Jewett. p.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-09-30

LGte 0r'iUol.-Fsy Monday mights mail. 27th inst.. we received the National Intelligencer of te 25h o August, making thi'ty-three days from Washington to Litch6eId UeualIy travelled three or four daye.- Where it had been all this time perhaps of Mir. Van Burens "rascaIly pOstmasters" can tell. By the mail came the National Journal and U. s. Tee. graph of the 24th inst.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-09-30

The services of Rouget de Lise in the cause of liberty da not shield him from the prosecutions of the TerrOrisis; be fled to Germany. In Hamburph the great poet KOpstock, with whom he had an interview intimaled, tIlat his hym alone had caused fe death of 5O O,OOO brave Germans" Rouget was wounded at the aiIack of GHiberOR, and lived retired from b0si- ness in 1894" 1.-The hymn is said to lose much of it's spirit and beanty in the iranslatiOn.l aF
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-09-30
NOTICE.

NOTICE. FHE subscriber informs the public that he A- has employed first rate workman, and will carry "n the business of Dycing and Dressing Cloth, at the stand lately occupied by C. & c. Fer riss. and will dye and dress cloth at the fol- lowing prices per yard, cash:
 Indigo blue, ST 1.2 cts. Common colors, fine dressed, Is
 Do. do. coarse, IF 1-2 Single Flannel,
 EZRA FERRIsS. Million, Sept. @, 1880 IS
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-09-30
HENRY CLAY,

. r;aixen of Kenlucky, a candidate tOr the next Pres;deucy of the U. States; who. by the rankness ofhs character singeness of hs purposes integrity o his lie literaty of hs principles. and h's devotion o.slied to 6 she rsi office in ihe gift of free peo- ole. s..x,.,cx, cv os
 poor man risen, by the 6oEce Of his talent: ana s.reng,h of his own character, Wiihoat the aid Os ,-eaIh or family influence, tO enviable Tank as an
 rntor and statesman, and that he has ever bee" the warm friend of the industrious and laborng classes s eoae interests his life has been devoted, and that S. ,he viaor of hs intellect, habits el application O hnsiness and maturity and sreHgth el his Re is wel fned perform the ard.oss dnnes of the "1 1R.sslped That if HENRY CLAY should be elect.
 S Pres;dent of the United States. that event would pu. to flight .he Rutsds Cf unsuitable S1ss,ssseers I T.a~nrv win tAe hope of 6lehiRg from the publit eoIFeru Ihe Ineans OG . seanty su6siS1enee.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-09-30
BOOTH & DABBS,
 TAILORS.

FROM WE w. YUhAS
 "AKE this opportunity of informing the , I citizens of Litchfeld and its vicinity that they have taken the room over the Store of K. Harrison, in East Street, where they in tend to carry on their business in all its vari- Ous branches--and solicit share of the pub lie patronage.
 GF All orders will be promptly attended to, and the work done in the most fashiona- ble style. .ro LitchfeLd, Sent. %, 1880 Qlo
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-09-30

2he pleGgsd JackSOn SEtn in Kentncky.-4Fiv of the seven or eight of these HOndescrPt pOlticans-hese Clay men pIedgsd vote for the friends of Jackson, as the administration Papefs would faR have os be- ''eve-have already come ont in ahe Kentucky papers under their own names md given pledge that they are not Jackson men, but bOHa-de friends of Henry Clay and "real reform," their votes Or U. S. Sen- atOr next winter will prove. What device the Jack son editors will adopt to keep Kentucky in their ranks we cannot divine unless it be to claim HENRY CLAY himself as an original Jackson man, "dyed in the wOo and pledged to act in a things against his own friends.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-06-04
TRUST SALE.

WILL be sold in font of the Court
w house Of Albemarle, on Monday
the 9TH day of June next, at auction, the
following p PROPERTY, TO wit
Three Beds and Bedding,
One Secretary, one dozen Chairs,
Three Tables,
One set of Liverpool China,
Kitchen Furniture of every descrip-
ton,
One pair of Andirons,
One set of Window Curtains,
Two Looking Glasses,
One dozen cut glass Tumblers,
Four Hogs,
Two pair of Shovels and longs,
And one pair Of gilt Pitchers.
This property will be offered in pursu-
ance of the provisions Of deed executed
TO me by James Bo,oles for purposes there
in mentioned. I shall sell such title, and
such only as has been vested in me by
the provisions of said deed, the sale will
be for cash.
RICE w. WOOD,
Trustee.
May 1870 tt
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-06-04
j. b. WALKER,
TAILOR.

adjoining Mr. o. Norris's Office on tie Square,
ID EGS to inform his friends and the
40 public, that he has just received from
his correspondent, Mr.. CHARLES Cox, the
latest London and New York FASH
IONS, the style of which is peculiarly ell
egant and graceful, and begs further to
state, any Garments which he may be ia
vored to make, shall be executed in SUI
perior style, and give the greatest satisfac-
ton to the fashionable in every respect,
and performed with dispatch
J. b. W. has also received several splen-
did FIGURES for braiding Ladies' Habits
and Riding Goats, with the latest style of
CUTTING.
April $3.50 +f
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-06-04
FLORIDA WATER

WIS agreeable compost which is
Il not surpassed by any of the impor-
ted Cologne of Lavender Waters, is OBJ
tanned from plants which grow in the
Southern parts ofthe United States. II
is an excellent and mild cosmetic, invi--
gorating the nerves, refreshing and beau
t'iying the skin, and removing freckles
and many other disorders of the face. It..
also contributes to perfect state of health
ny counteracting noxious exhalations.
and terrifying the dibilitate fibries. A.
supply just received and for sale by
GEORGE PULLING 8. co.
May 1870.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-06-04

A L RULES HELD IN THE CLERKS OF
IA FlCE of Albemarle County Court, in
1880.
j. Thompson
Dickerson Burrus, William Coleman
Joel Walton and Elizabeth his wife, late
Elizabeth Coleman, Thomas Coleman
and John Coleman. which said William
Coleman, is husband, and the said Eliz-
beth, Thomas and John are children of
Frankly Coleman deceased, late Frankly
Garrison, Robert L. Garrison, Garland
Gardner and Mary Ann his wife, late
Mary Ann Garrison, Catharine Garris-
on, Reuben Via, and Lavinia his wife,
late Lavinia Garrison, Judith Garrison.
and Charles Garrison, which said Rob-
ert, Mary Ann, Catharine, Lavnia, Ju-
dith and Charles, are children of ]. Gar
rlson deceased, Garrison, wild
ow Of James Garrison deceased, Elijah
Garrison, Nancy Garrison, Eliza Gariis-
on, and Achilles Garrison, children of
James Garrison deceased, William Gar
rlson, Joseph and Agnes his wife, late
Agnes Garrison, John Trent and Fran
ky his wife, late Frankly Garrison, Lew
is Garrison, John Garrison, and Eliza
beth Garrison, which said William,
Frankly, Agnes, Lewis, John and Eliz.
abeth are children of J. Garrison de-
ceased, Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendants, William Coleman, 10.
Il Walton and Elizabeth his wife, John
Coleman, William Garrison, John Trent
md Frankly his wife, Joseph Waggoner,
Ind his wife, and John Garrison, Elijah
Garrison, and Acbillis Garrison not
having entered their appearance any
given security, according to the act Of
Assembly, and the rules of this County,
ind it appearing by satisfactory evidence,
hat they are not inhabitants of this Com
motion of the plaintiff by
leir counsel, it is ordered that the said
defendants do appear here OH the first day
II June Court next, and answer the plain
IFS bill, and that copy of this order be
orthwith inserted in the Virginia Advo-
ate, newspaper published in the town
IT charlottesville, for two months success
vely, and posted at the front door of the
court house Of this county for the same
ength Of time.
A copy
Teste
IRA GARRETT D. C.
April go On
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-06-04
VIEW MEDICAL STORE
THE SUBSCRIBERS

y ESPECTFULLY inform the in
~ habtants Of Charlottesville and its
:icinity, that they have taken the store
ttely occupied by Messrs. Winn & Da-
is immediately opposite the Courthouse,
ID are now opening large and extern
i've stock of fresh and genuine
Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye
StuffS, & Fancy Articles,
Which they are disposed to sell on &C
commodating terms. Having a thorough
.nowledge Of the business, and intend
" to devote their entire time and atten-
ann to it, will use every exertion TO give
,tisfacton and offer no article which
hey cannot warrant first quality.
Their stock will be rendered and kept
complete by additional supplies from the
Northern Markets, where their goods
are purchased on such terms as enables
hem to say that their prices will be as
low as any other establishment in the
town.
PRESCRIPTIONS compounded and put
up with neatness, accuracy and despatch.
GEORGE PULLING & co.
MAY 14-'3O Il