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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-28
Valnable PronerfY for Sale

rs7fE subscriber empowered 10y Elou of Pba-
u delp'ia 10 sell valuable House and Lot the OF
taonshuTg Botetourt The brick 81 by
"a feet new and entirely finished built modern style,
and Of Tie very best materials and workmanship situa
ed on an eminencc overlooking the and commands
oe prospect The lot contains nearly three Few stu
atoms IN the Valley be found more eligible for professions
al man merchant
The price 2500tive hundred Cash. tho residue in four
equal annual payments, without iuerestThe purchaser CIV
ing lien on the property unquesonable personal security
PERSONS wishing furher Information will please address
WIN NJ. BLACKBOARD.
aug 5I--Isw8v Freder1ck5btrg ~
w The Fmcase Patriot will copy this for weeks, aud
'Pr"ard 'he account 20 the ofhce IF the Wing
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From the Evening Edition of the Y. Journal of Com
NIrnnrc nnIS nr,0


THE MARKET-We have no important chan.
ges to notice III the state of market fair de-
mand has continued for Western Flour at 81 to 3 a
chiefly for Eastern Markets parcel of Troy was
quality. l. and choice ! The arrivals of Wheat
from the South, arc mol large: the sales about Keep
pace With the supply a; GO to ,02 cents for good
and prime. Very little Southern flour arrives Nor,
thern rye has been sold at 63 and SO cents but the
market is now clear. and 70 cents might be obtained
Sales of Northern yellow at 6a!a cents. All
grains the close of last week Iln
business in cotton goes steadily.
The market to-day exhibits SIGNS of having
been affected in any gay by the European news rece-
we'd yesterday 1t seems to be understood arnona tue
merchants that however high the price of Rour may
go at Liverpool il is too late to take advantage Of
them, and only the prospects of the coming crops can
benefit 1t will be seen, that as the duty on for
eign Wheat declined in England, the price of free
also declined, thai The meeting of prices between
boned and free gram likely to be not far from
the last quoted prices OF bonded
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-28
Observation-Disclosures.

IL The Hallowell Advocate, u very modest and
respectable paper, says the late election for Govern
or in Maine was influenced by many local and per-
sonal causes, and does not prove that the Jackson
party have gained hat the State will vote for
him. Besides many Others which the Advocate
eunmerates, it states OF the election of
Judge Smith, that in many places ne was represent
ed to the people. .fdams man As one proof
out of many, that Smiths vote was far beyond the
Jackson strength the Advocate mentions the case of
the town OF Augusta, where the vote was for Smith
$40, Huntoon 267--and yet in that town, jackson
himself would not get 60 votes.
Ehe Presidential election is two years off. and the
people do not and VERY property will not see. the
wisdom necessity, of suffering to influence their
domestic elections. Hence we see so many puzznc
results, and find each party claiming the victory -
The truth is, we presume, that the late cleo ia
Louisiana, kentucky, Missouri. Indiana, Illinois
Maine and Vermont. have generally turned upon
home causes and not upon the relative fitness of
Clay Jackson, and the numerous elections close at
hand, will be made by the good sense of the People,
to turn upon the considerations. in spite of in
terested demagogues, who having no hold themselves
popular regard. try to ride INTO office upon the
back of Clay Jackson. These gentry are ever
glad to get up test OF htncsS tor office, which
has no connection with personal merit If they can
get The People to huZzaing fo' Jackson they enter
tain q belief that tho candidate who huzzas with
them. need be neither honest capable. By this
means, they hope to avert scrutiny from them
selves. Look through the country, and il
it is not invariably that tho igii;est aHd
trashy candidates, whether for Congress OIL
Legislature the loudesi jackson bawlers.
Nor is it Jackson for whom their shouts
raised, but themselves. Any other who fill
ed equally. he popular Imagination, would answer
their purpose as well, and receive as clamorous de
ions of their regard The wrctches have not
the poor merit, OF sincerity in their worship
Let the people of Virginia, they value their
try and its liberty, set marks upon these vulgar,
brawing demagogues. the bane ofRepublics, thous-
and times more to be dreaded and detested. thas
war, pesti!cQcc famine"-fsr the evil of these is
temporary, while the Demagogues poison infects the
political morals and Legislation Of the State and ends
in that death, from which history affords example
of resurrection--the death ola State We believe
there fewer of the class in Virginia than else
where, but there some to spare even here.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-04
$50 Reward!

DANAWAY from the SUBSCRIBER. living near bum
i q lies, the night Of the Sd December, bright
yellow fellow named
jim,
about i8 or 10 yesrs Of AZ III grown and very like:
~ lie had lost of his front teeth He took sway
with him blue cassnet and whtish Country cloth cloth
ing
will give $50 reward if he be apprehentled in Viz.
GINA I'll District or $50 taken up OFT Of either
and secured hat get him agsn, and ali reasonable
charges paid. HENRY faiRF X,
dee 4 -4t< Near Dunfre-, Virginia
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-04
SHIP NEWS.
PORT or sLEXAADRLa. ~ CO.

ARRIVED, DECEMBER 9.
Steamboat Franklin, hewitt, Bait; freight and
passengers for the District.
Dec. S-Schr. Hyperian, Prince, Portland;
mackerel to s. '.essersmith.
Schr Elizabeth, Baxter. Halifax; plaster to
James Irwin.
Scbr. John & William, Cove, Charleston; TO
w. Fowle g. Co. and marble toJoshua Yeaton.
SAILED, DECEMBER 5.
Steamboat, Potomac, jenkins, Norfolk.
-aSe-
Scr Prince s. Groves, hence at New York
LIST inst.
.-chr Astrea, from Georgetown, ashore at
Holmes Hole.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-04
GENERAL PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

GENERAL PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
G6ee of Mail contracts. Nov. 10, 1880.
Post Master. .9fexdndrid. d c.:
SIR-Theie is now an Afternoon Mail from
this place TO Baltimore. which leaves Washington
at 2. and arrives at Baltimore at O'Clock; to
accommodate the citizens of Alexandria in more
convenient communication to this place and to
Baltimore. the Post Master General has direct
ed. that from this day forward, the express which
takes your Northern mail to Alexandria. shall re-
main there till O'Clock, or within few minutes
of that hour. and so bring mail from AIexan.
dria to this place. and arrive before the departure
of the Baltimore afternoon mail. You will there
fore make up an extra mail every day. both for
Washington and for Baltimore, and send it by
the express. BY this arrangement. the citizens
of Alexandria. by putting letters in your Office
bv before O'Clock. p. NJ, may send them to
this place by ., and to Baltimore by 8 O'clock.
the same evening. tits desirable that the citizens
Of Alexandria may know of this arrangement.
Your Obedient servant,
Nov. 25-eo6t o. B. BROWN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-04
MARRIED.,

On Thursday evening last by the Rev. VIM.
Jackson, Mr.. WAsHINGToN HILLARY. of Prince
Georges County, Md to Miss EMELINE. daugh-
tsr of Capt. URIAH JENKINS. of this place.
On Sunday, 2Slh ulnmo. in Washington CITY,
bv the Rev. John Chalmers. Mr.. JAMES HARRIss.
aged "a years. formerly resident OF this place,
to Miss MARY SMITH, of Prince Georges Coun-
", MARYLAND.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-04

Earl, sshing,on Peas .ong Dutch Parsnp
DIV arf Blue imperial Peas arSe Head Lettuce
ate Narrowtat Peas tarb SiitSa 90
Earl, Mohawk d " Ari .pring ''ne Apple Melon (0ery
Beans fne)
Earl, Dwarf White Case Water Melon
knit, ans arge white Portugal Onion
Lima. or Sable Pole u ans s'ge red do
ono BLOOD Bee,. true sort Double Cured Parsley
Earl, Turnip Root Beet Flat Squash 'pPer
E.rv York Cabbage Early Scarlet Short-top Ra
Cape Savoy do dish
red Dutch do (fr pick white Turnp Radish
Eng) alsity. or Oyster Plant
Early CauiHnwer r.arly Bush Squash
Earl, torn Carrot, (rery Winter CROOK neck squash
6,,J Earl, hite Du'ch iurpp
Long Orange Carrot Yellow tone lump
curled Cress. or pepper Pot Herb Needs:
Grass sweet Msrjorum, Sage
Early Cucumber summer SA'oiy
Long Green Turkey do
RE ahove list il win be seen, comprises all the
best common vegetables. besides several new varee
ofuncommon ercrl,ence. Every kind IS warranted OF
the very first quality, to freshness and purity Each
box contains directions for the management OF the dit
ferent sorts Price So per box -,
From the great reputation If the Seeds hitherto sold
a. this Fstab ishment, and from the wen kncwn last
,nat seeds coming from the North 20 the South do bet
co.. than o,h.r seeds the subscriber feels hesitation
in ndng the above such as VIII gave salts
faction to planters and farmers generally.
~ further consignment ct Seeds is daily expect
ed comprising the greatest variety.
Mr. EsLEr SrKvExsos, opposite the Patriotic Bank.
sppon,ed ,gen, for selling the above Seeds fer the
CITY of Washington
nov 21-so2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-04
WIS is ~ give -NMtice,

-gNiAT the der OF hiexan' ria County, in the
District of Columbia, has "btsned from the Or
Dha's Cour Of said ounty. letters of administration
with the will annexed, on the estate of NICHOLAS
,Na,ruS hate of said county d-ceaed All PER ms
Ia, ng CLAIMS against said deccdent are hereby RI
Il to exhibit the 70 the subscriber, w'tn the
vouchers thereof passed by the Orphans Court, on
ar bcfor the cnid day of December, 1851; they
may b, law, be excluded from all bcne6, to sad c.
ate and those indebted thereto, are requ red to make
imme date payment Gwen under my hand this I'd
December, 1850. JOHN LAWSON,
Administrator, with the will annexed, ofN kingston
dec Q st
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-04
COMMERCIAL.

FLouR.-Yesterdav the current price Of Flour,
from wagons. was "a 62a; the day previous,
Thursday. 81 g. was the ruling price, though a
fraction more was paid, occasionally on each day
PoRK.-There has been but little wagon pork
come to market vet. Yesterday good brought
"a IS; drove Pork IS worth 62!.
-eGe
NEW-YORK MARKEr-DEcEMBER 1.
The transactions since our MONDAYS report
have been limited. About 100 puncheons ST.
Croix Rum have been sold at go cents. Two
lots of about 900 hhds. Martinique and Guada-
loupe Molasses have been taken at 50 cent. In
Grain the transactions have been more extensive,
and for the Liverpool market; sales of Wheat at
40 to l2 for Western. and l06 for North River,
which is a reduction of two or three cts. Prices
of Flour are hardly as firm. but rates not materi-
ally changed. In Cotton there has been fair
business doing, without alteration in price.
DAILY .1dr.-.Second Ed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-04
Rell hanging & Aock -smithing

reyHE subscriber respectfully inform the public tina
! he still carries ON the Bel.lianging, ock an
hite smiths Business, at his I'D establishment on
RnysI street, few doors north e the Market House
where all work left with him will b.. executed, usual
With neatness and despatch Persons wishing bel's
hung, would do well to give him CALI as he under.
stands the business perfectly. and hang them ~
well and a, low as thy can be done here elsewher.
lie has on band sever,I hurdie Keys and Blanks SUIT
ed f,r Locks Of every description; with general As
sr-,nrnt of Materials Suita Die for his business
Locks China, GAS, sc repaired rs usual. IN III
hes, manner, and at far and moderate prices.
nov 90 -2awIw GEO. III. DuFfEN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-04
Aibernian society,

A OUARTERIY NETTING of the Hibernian SO.
"A ciety of Alexandra, will be held on next honiay
Evening, in the upper of the Mechanics Hail. q
2 o'clock, 1.-THE sth inst
BY order, ~ Ahhhe hekhASS VIZ
decS-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-04
Fresh EarAen Seeds.

WIN. NJ. MORRISON, King 81. alexandria.
.AS jus r.ccir d. direct from J"hn Is ''nss rs
- See Establishment, Boston, n.'Rnn' MT OF
GARDEN SEEDS, in bores. for family use;
.i,o, e,.r' vari,',, III sna package Each bon
CO. .ns the following assortment, one package ofcach
& do
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-04
" Economy the smresf road 10 t0edHh."
a i.n,lnONd,

RENOT.4TOR &. corr DRESSER, :,
ETURNS his thanks the public for the Iioeral
"a encourage ment he ha received during the shofe
time lie has been in Alexandria; and informs them thas
he still continue. TO carry m the business, ~
Messrs. .ArmseyS Smiths Tailoring Establisk
ment, King street,
where he will scour Coats &c of every descriptions
and the original gloss to the CLOTH The scour.
ing will not iniure the shape fthe collars; and unless
satisfaction is given, no charge is made. His prices
moderate.
~. Persons are invited to call and see specimens
Of his work. aug 18-2awn
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-04
w anted,

INA neighboring City, an experienced BISCUIT
a BAKER one qualified to take charge Of an ex.
teDsiye establishment To sutsble and competene
person. liberal salary will be given none other need
apply. Inquire at this Office.
dec
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-04
~ euOid FlOWer Routs.

4 n assortment of Dutch dubious roots, for private
n SALE and in fine order; just received from 'he gar
den of Messrs u. DE LANCE Go. of HARLEM; con
sistng of unu>usIy well selected hyscyn'h', mar
cssus. double snd single tulips, jonquilsss, ills, ra
nuncuius, CT, Gus, &c
0TCat.!ogucs ma, be had and the Roots examined
70 morrow morning.
dec GEO. WHITE, auct.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-04

PoST OFFICE. ALEXANDRIA. ID. G.
Noremter %, 1850.
The attention of the Citizens of this town is
invited to the following letter.
DANIEL BRYAN, P. NJ.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-04

PROPOSALS
yYTJI.L be received ut the Commandants Office ae
~ The Navy Yard at Washington. d & I'll N, I'm
Dectmber for furnishing 5000 cubic feet Of the oest
N, nat ,ak ogs, of the following dimensions, viz:
1000 cubic feet. be not less than so inches 1t tho
mali end, and from ~ to Q feet long
1000 cubic feet he less than 20 inches at tho
nail d. and from 10 to 20 f. et long
1000 cubic ct. be not less than Is inches az q
mall end and from 10 IS fee long
b. e he very br,' q 'i'ty, and to bs deiv-'rd
90 he Navy ard al asi"g;on, ID III all the ucnh
{ Ma, l8jI. ISAAC HuiL.
nov "A I'd
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-04
M.acEerel
FOR eight.
DR.4TtS THIS UAI.

Union Canal Lottery of Pennsylvania,
Glass No. 70, for 1880.
win be drawn in the City Of Phade phia on Saturday,
th, All December
6O NLyBER LOTTERY 9 DR.4WN BRLLOI&
SHEME:
prize of SsO.OAO 1 prize of $4,000
do Of $4,000 10 do OF l'OOO
q, IL ,r IN OOO 10 do of 600
~ of : OOO 10 do of 500
r;ct.,s &IO halves 5; quarters ; so; eighths rs,
To De had az
]. RUMNEY'S OFFICES.
~ rV ror,,r of King md iapol VreefS and ne't 10
~ y Tie City Hotel, eppOsiteths Market House.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-04

Cuis,m5ia, s. c. Nor 2+.-The Legislature
bid, tair 10 be very stormy. and discord Is a!rea
Il, arising There is no doc6t that Judge Smith
will continue in the Senate. Colcock will be
made Presdento of the Bant Dunkin. Fare and
Johnson are the tavoritc candidates for Judges
III Attorney Generalship is in great doubt as vet
Gsdard. Pinckney and Horny. will be sent back
10 Charleston, if there is the least chance oil prov
no bad votes.
There was motion made IN the House to-day
for the appointment of "a Federal COMMITTEES. y
This was one which excited considerable interest
as it regards the relations of Snath Caroiina with
the United States and the other States ct the
Union. Ii was. however, laid on the table tor
further consideration. Il was proposed by Pres
ton. supported by Batter and b. Smith, and op'
posed by Huger and others.
Huger deserves we'll of his country, and ought
10 be ever remembered.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-04

IN addition to the Members of Congress whose
arrival we have already noticed. we have heard
Of the arrival of Nj. Troup, MIR. Barton. and Mr.
Noble of the Senate. aud of MIR. Shepherd, Mr..
L,compte, Mr.. Clay, (of Ala and MIR. Overflow
Of the other House.
II is with great regret we learn that Mr. Test.
IF Indiana, was severely injured by the oSerturn-
iug of stage. soon after leaving home for tins
place. One Of his knees is said to have been DIS
located. and he was left at Cincinnati, with MS
ally. who also received some injury by the acc'-
ten.-Srt. Int
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-21
REMOVA
MUSIC.

MUSIC.
ROLLINS d CO. have received large al.
~ d'taon To their stock OF standard Music, and q
number OF neW Songs and Pieces for the piano forte
Among which are the following
The merry mountain boy. Moscheies
Moss roses--J. Barnett
Tell me my heart--H. h. Bishop
Ill tell nobody--E. Knight
Come buy my roses-C f.. Horn
Nme-dressers song--trom Won Webber
Harriet the match girl-W. KIRBY
Come listen to my song my love--T Delta
The captive knight-Mrs. Hemans
Al! hands unmooT--M. Ii. Parnell
see them winding way--B. Hume
Pilgrim of lowell. r Bishop
Lovely RUs for one or two voices
In my gallant barque--duelt--J Barnett
Chimes of IurIch-C. Z. Horn
List to the lively guitar Blcwitt
Love is like little boy--W. West
Hunters signal horn--A. Lee
The InvIncbles
Green hills Of Tyrol- c. ThIbauIt
saw thee weep--Mad. Mallbran
The soldiers Teturn-Mrs. p. Millard
Days Of old romancc--J. Barnett
Sigh not for summer howers--H Z Bishop
When morning light Is gently breaklng-D. u. L.
Auber
Hunting Chorus--for one voice and flute accom-
paniment
Minstrel's return from the war;. Ii. III.
Butterfly, moth and the bee--J. Barnett
Lone little Cut--C. e Philips
Low wavd the summer wood-R. Bennett
Go my lowell. r. Bishop
Brgnal Banks-J. f. Hancc
Helen Trevor G. T.. Horn
Old King Cole-H CORR
AIRS, sc.
Q give me but my Arab sieed, var.--T 4. Raw
lings
The Swiss boy, var.-T. a. Rawling
Storm waltz. B Cremer
pesCator dell onda, var-D. Etiennc
Plough boy, var.-J l.. Dussek
Rise Swiss lad var.-F Kalkbrenncr
The voice of her love and the Legacy, a Duet
n. y. Chandler
ROBIN Adar and Copenhagen waltz duett-
n b Chandler
Mark my Afford, var.--J. Hewitt, &c. &c.
auu
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-21
Cheap Music


y5NIlB subscriber has received a large assortment
IL of photographic Music, which ne will sell at 6
cents per printed page and IN instances cheap
cr.-Much has been said about the incurrectness of
photographic Music, and with degree OF truth
The printing establishment having changed owners,
il is due to the present proprietor to say that owing
10 his particular attention, the photographic Music
printed his establishment is correct plate mu-
sic.-.The subscriber will give catalogue Of music
OIL hand with the price in cents.
u.
Guitar and Flute Music -Rosina, my dearest, -;
Nee mo by the Moonlight, -; On no, I'll never
mention him, 8; March to the battle field, ~
English Plate .uuSic at photographic Prices
Nine Lovers, sung by Miss Kelly, written and COM
posed Ivy John Parry lS; .! Bcatc VIrgine, sung by
Master Miller, arranged TO Winters air OF Bella
Dea," by Addison, I8; Pray Goody. please to mode
rate, sung by Kelly, IN the burletta of Midas, 49,;
From her whose every smile is Love, by Z. PIndar,
music by Philips 8 % Cove Omnipotencc," COM
posed by Winter, arranged to English words by Ad-
dson, and sung at the Oratorus by Miss Rennel IS;
Deep i'll nv soul, from Byrons CursaIr, composed by
r. II. Esq. 8, An! SIGH not thus, arranged To- an
old Irish melody, by Craven. 10; My hearts fit to
break. with an accompaniment for the Piano + rte
and Harp, by Craven, 49, When DER LIES sunshine
clouds arc cast, Duet by Miss Kelly, rs; I will
not say, farewell for ever caZonet by John Parry,
10; I've roam'd through many wearied round, sung
! by Miss Kelly, ?.
aug IL X. ID SANXAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-21
NEW GOODS.


FINHE subscribers have received by tie Fairfield
Il from New York large supply Of desirable
Fancy and Staple DRY GOODS; among which, are
the following articles:
Heavy black and bluc-black Itaian us,rings
Do DO Go do do Gro de Maps
Sd heavy rneriao bombaZnCs
5 s French do
Rich gauZe and Gro de Nap hdkfs
Lace capes and bobbnet laces
BobbInet footings and edgHgs
Black and white silk hosiery cheap
Silk and horsc-skin gloves
Black, white aud cold ArophInc Grapes
Do do do do Italian do
Do Mandarin, Nankin d Canton do. very low
Gro de Nap ribbons, good assortneu,
Belt do do do
Superior black Genoa velvet
Superine linen tapes and buhbius
Irish and German linen slCetIucs
Irish linens, long lawns
Table diapers
Linen cambrlcs and linen cambria hd.,.s
LcghOrn bonnetS. CHEAP
Straw bands. Sc &c
The above goods are Just received from the New.
York auctions, and will be sold GREAT BARGAINS.
aup6 BALDWIN, IVES g. co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-21
Irish Linen Store.


nERSONS waning A Irish linens from % cts
per yard TO extra superior VIII DC supplied WIN
them in any quantity by the piece, half piece yard
Amongst the assortment lis case of very superior
soft finish sheeting linens well deserving the atten
ton OF gentle wishing frs rate arncie All II
mems purchased from the subscriber, are warranted
pure iinen grass bleach and free from any lnperfcc
zion, for sale very reduced prices, at
r. II. JENKINS
10 % Irish Linen and Fancy Dry Good Store
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-21

\VlkGlNIA:-At rules, holden in the clerks Office
" OF the superior court Ut chancery for the Rich
mond district, the ID day Of August 1880: Samuel T..
Pullam, assignee Of John ". Smith, and other pitts
against Edmund w. Rootes. ex'or IF Augustine Davis
decd: Thomas T. Webb and Harriet his wife, Samuel
Sheppard and Maria his wife. Edwin Davis and Charles
T. Davis and Matilda his wife, dts.
The defendants Thomas =. Webb, Edwin Davis
and Charles I. Davis and Matilda his wife, no,
having entered their appearance and given secu-
rty according to the act Of Assembly and the
rules OF this court, and it appearing, by satisfactory
IS ordered, that the said defendants do appear here
on he LIST day of the Janry term, and the
oil OF the plaintiffs; and that copy of this order be
ior'hw'th inserted IN some newspaper published in
the city of Richmond, for two months successfully.
and posted at the front door of the capitol the Said
city. A copy. Tese
81 Vim e. e,xn,,ro. r