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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-02
Amount Of Produce and Numbcr Of Boats passc,

down Though The L0Wor Locks.
'H1rh 26h-2 binds tobacco, POI bbls flour. I 10
bushels wheat, tlcrccs oil, 400 lbs hemp 500 feet
plank, cords wood, 10 boats, G coal boats 1862 bus.
coal.
2M--3 hhds tobacco, do stems, il8 bbs flour.
empty boats, small, 1000 hcg poles boats, Goa.
do, I5J2 bus. coal.
2GM--27 hhds tobacco go bbls -four, 10 ton PIC
meal, $500 lbs hemp. 200 lbs miscellaneous articles
lO5 bushels apples, I empty boat, large, IL boats,
coal do, 25G bushels cool.
@Wh-i nhds tobacco, do. stems, , kegs manu-.
lncurcd tobacco, I39 hLls four, 20 bushc corn "a
los hemp. % boats 8 coal boats, COL bus. coal
JOH-sG hads tobacco, Is bbs flour. 2is buslcl.
wheat, SO bush. shorts, d Lbls vhiskey kegs lard
tons pig metal, half ton bar rcn GOO lbs hemp, Cd
boats. cual do, cOt2 bush. coal.
3l"-i2l hnds tobacco, do stems, 07o bbls -four
30 bus. wheat, cords wood 81 boats 9 coal boats
1913 bus. coal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-02
From the .NaifOnai Journal.
RETR ENCIIAiENr

we proceed with our Illustrations of that stupend-
nus ~ nposturc, called Jackson Beform and Jackson
hcrehchInent' by collating some items of the appro
riations for the years 500 and $780, promising that
Tie calculations for the year 1929 are derived from
TWO general appropriation passed in that wear
ohe OF these acts was passed January 9Th 1929 and
support OF government for the first quarter of the
year 1890" The other was passed March Cd 1929,
ana Is entitled Gan act making additional oppropria-
lions Tor the support of government for the year
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-02

Excess OF appropriations, in 1885, for the d8!onat.I -
c service, above those in 1929. ( , fffS"F
Thus 1t appears that the Rcformers have made the
diplomatic service cost the People in one year sEv-
cost them under the appropriation made in the last
year OF the preceding Administration.
we adVerted yesterday and now advert auan To
particular circumstance connected with this shame
less waste of the public money. On the 10Th OF
February last year, friend of General Jackson nc
ter stating that he had been informed that our min
listers to France and Mexico were about returning
nome, and referring TO the appropriation bill of 1895
lor prccedents OF appropriations at the
oil new Administrations of salaries and outfits for
our MINISTER'S IN Europe and America, moved that
the sum of Sl23375 should be appropriated for tLe
salaries and outfits of our Ministers TO FOREIGN conn
tries. The House, either rot perceiying that the
presidents were apphcable or on other grounds moi
admitting the force ofthe reasons nrred by the ,unv
er, negatived his motion But the little Mapiciar
showed his master where the money could be got
and II was got His account Of the business is con.
tanned IN the following cOnundrum extracted from
his estimates, transmitted to Congress- OF the dipo-
matte expense for the present year
F ar outis OF Ministers Of the United States tn
ain France, Spain aud Colombia and Charge dies AtT,s
To Mexico (aready paid Of appropriation made
session Congress for diplomatic purposes here having been
no ecc appropriation made for that rurpose repay the
RES oi the several ministers io the year 1927 AT 50 COO for
each Minister, and $3.50 Tor the Charge DIES Allares
This confused iargon would be absolutely min
tct5glbc, but for the clue IL It's meaning viii Il
Is afforded by the fact that Congress havInr pro.
vded no money to pay for Gen. Jackson's uI-
necessary missions, he took it of the contingent
fund fund which the committee on the Ex-
penditurcs III the Department of State, in April
1928, say in their Report, it is an act of "uyiy-
Paioa" to make subject to such a purpose
We have not done yet with the retrenchUle1is Of
expenditures IN the Diplomatic service.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-02

W AsAtNGToN, March 30. 1880.
Dear Sr: The Senate, YOU will perceive. ycs'cr-
day vcniurcd To reject h-o moro of our excellent PFC.
sdenlF nominations. I should be disposed 10 praise
thcm for this extraordinary Independence. if were
not AFRAID Of alarming tAemuJo n rctraction. Prom
slng az are The looks. and luXurcnt az Is the growth
Of this plant such is its extreme constituencies ,nat
the mcrCst touch will withor IL.
The ryrct,oHs referred 60, are the nominations oi
John J. Decatur as Collector of Portsmouth ~.
~ ~ the place Of tho slandcrcd Upham. removed:
and Of Cuahmun, as H. District Attorney Tor New
Hampshire. Decatur got bot ONE Vote will
not guess whose that was. Like Ice, such was the
lniamy OF tins character That but one Senator could
be found who dared 10 sustain him. Cushmnu fell
from mere acknowledgements How great
ana glazing his defects in intellect must have
been, may be imagined, when we look az the con.
sltut'on OF the senate 10 Is really too bad that
imposed upon as he has been u the cnscs If cc De.
catur' Cushrnan, and some others. lie had hercu-
lean t5sk 70 performs onl every good and ya'r5li.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-02
TRUSTEES S4LE

virtue of deed of trust executed for certain
uleen mentioned by the late landon Carter it, of Rich
mona county, which deed bears on The 18th a of hab
1896 and IS OF record clerks Office OF The counts, nt
s w' at the court house of the county aforesaid al ii
Tor sale TO the highest bidder cash. tract Of land yno IN
he county aforesaid near the SAID house. and adaeen,
10 Sane ali which said the property of line sJ
Carter. sad contains nine hundred and svy aces
Jan I-law:rn JOIN NiiNr,i, -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-02

kS virtue OF Deed OF Ins from John Adams and wife
- hearing date 9Th Oct 1873 aud OF record ~ ,I
county court OF ienG co. made to the payment OF
oent therein Wentoned, the Rev John Buchanan We shall
proceed to sell ." public the premises on THURSDAY
We On DAY OF the next month lApr undivided nnety Of
ctran piece or parcel OF ground. the of Richmond
winch was designated No ou that part OF line estate
OF John Banks, decd, which sold under decree Of The
superior court OF chancery for the Richmond district being
the same which conveyed to the said John Adams and
Iho'i'as koIhefiooTd, by VIM Waial Sarah his WIFI
ces-lhe tenls o! sale, viii DC cash. Ft ''.s''-..
mar lS-2awSt NM T. SEICVII,,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-02
Assrt6oss sales.
bf OTIS, DUNLOf A CO.

CO. bH OTIS, DUNLOP a. Co.
shoes and Hats at Auction.
IN WEDNESDAY, the 3Ist of March, at 10
. elock' WIZ be sold at our Auction store
pSehages OF SHOES, comprising almost every
arect from the manufactures, and all Of ex-
200 cases OF fur hats, from mddling TO s,ns,;o,
quality. ~ 1Pe''o'
40 cases mems wool hats.
mar ID Terms at sale. On &C.
W The above sale is postponed TO Wednesa,v ,h.
9TH April, In consequence Of wet weather vbo, !.
Will positively take place. WIEN u
April
pdfuatte Stock of DRY GOODS az -4,cIio,,
~ wednesday. the l2th of May next at 10
- CLOCK yil be sold under the mana cement OF
us nunoP q 20. at their AucIon Rooms, our en-
tire Stock Of = 80 - va
DRY GOODS.
Amounting to upwards of $50 600, compris;ng Nh.
most general and valuable assortment ever Offered in
tis pioce-Ihe sale will be without reserve Terms
ana months credit, for appro yed negotiable notes
We shall for six weeks continue TO OFF, o.,
stock at private sale, at very reduced prices and in
'ite thnse wanting great bargains, TO give us call
I mar = k1LE 81 COCHRAN
IL virtue of decree OF the count of King a. Queen co,;
sitting as court OF equity, the subscriber a con,mss,o1I
~ Ie purpose appointed will sell TO the hishes, bdne r
ready money on the premises, Tuesday the l,h hav az
Ap, 1890 the of land, which Andrew When -
oIeu seized and possessed situated King & Queen cn,
heaf Safkston Tile decree in cause in Ub;c
ihoas Jones' admor &c, OF Franklin Scott is conpai,aT
against the heirs of Andrew Wilson, dec d. def,s
y CHARLES HILL
payable al the end Of twelve months from IN. dsv ~ -
Inc amount OF sale except much as will nav The co.,
su and expenses attending the SALE bond 10 carry
ma, oS - sa'e' c. HILL.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-02

Appropriated under act OF January 9th.
or the Salaries of tire Ministers Of the Uni,rd
S'a'es al London, Paris, Madrid, ST PETERS
hufg, Mexico and Colombia; for the salaries
OF harges des Affairs at Stockholm, the
Netherlands, Denmark, Lisbon. Guatemala,
biaZ,i, Buenos AyTes. Peru snG Chili, for the e.
salaries oi the Secretaries Of Letajiun, and
Tor the contingent expenses of all the Mis-
sicns abroad, { g,5
Appropriated under act of March Cd.
/ or 'hc Salaries OF the Ministers nj Iodon Par.
IS, Madrid, II Petersburg, Mexico and Co.
lonibia; Tor outfit and salary of Minister
or salary at Charge des Affaires TO the
King OF the Netherlands: for the salaries of
the Charge des Atiares Stockholm, Den
mark, Lisbon. Brazil, Bucnos Ayres and
Peru; for outfit of Charge des AfIares al
Peru; Tor the salaries of the Secretaries of
Legation; and for the contingent expenses OF
al Inc Missions abroad, lO5,875
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-02
CONGREss-Ix SENATE.

On Monday the Senate principally engaged
in Executive business. The Vice President presen-
ted letter from p. NJ. General Barry, in obedience
to call made upon him at Mr.. Holmes motions sta
ting the Number Of Post Masters removed since Pres
ident Jackson INTO Office, to be fur hundred
and ninety onG yet there is design punish po-
lical opponents, reward the creatures Of the Pres
id5nt-Out upon ye, IIypocritos!)
On Tucsdey after some resoutonsand other intro
dnctory business the consideration Of Mr.. Foots
ouon resumed, md Mr.. Johnston Of Louisiana
addressed the Senate until Adjournment
House or REPREsENTAriyEs.
On Monday, Mr.. McDuIias resolution for rcdu.
eng the pay Of members OF Congress- was under con.
sdcrution II opposed by AIcssrs CoaItcr, Stan.
berry, and Scott, and supported by Mr McDunic, and
qnaliiodly, by Nj. Everett Of Mass. The hour ter
minated before vote was taken. TIC BufTaoe
Road Bill was then taken up, ana was opposed ct
length by Mr.. Polk Of Tennessee
On Tuesday Mr. Wayne OF Georgia, spoke at
length against Mr. McDullies resolution, and Dir.
Smyth of Virginia, gained the floor Tor Wednesday:
no result. The DufIaloc Bll was again taken up
supported by Mcssrs. Crawford, Staudtfcr and Rich
arlson and opposed by Mcssrs. Crockett aud Chill
ton. No result. Mr.. Coke of Virginia, had the
floor for Wednesday. Qtis thought that this gigun-
tic road will be authorized, unless defeated by SQUAD
bio about its location. We advise hIessrs. SmytI
and Craig tOforward an explanatory bulletin to Viz.
GINA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-02

Appropriated under the act of March H.
For the salaries of the Ministers Of the United
STATES TO Great Britain, France, Spain. Rus
STA, the Netherlands, aud Colombia for nt,-
MS OF Ministers OF the United States 10 Great
Britain, France, Spain aud Colombia aud
charge des Afiares to Mexico TO outfits for
Charge d'AfiaTes To Sweden. Peru aud Qua
Hiemalai for the salaries of the Charge Crs
AitiIes of the United States TO Porugal
Denmark, Sweden, Brazil. Buenos AyTes
Peru, Chilt Mexico, aud Guatemala: inf the
salaries of the Secretaries of Legation; and
for the contingent expenses of al the Mas.
siOns abroad StsI- n
or the contingent expenses Of foreign inter
course, 10000
jill stt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-02
APPOINTMENTS BY TIE PRESIDENT.

AfIOiN IMENIS By TIE PRESIDENT.
5y and to1h he adcicc and consent Of tie Senate
John Campbell, Of Virginia To be Treasurer OF
the United States, vice Wilhnm Clarke. removed.
Thomas j. Smith, of n York. to be Register of
the Treasury, vice Joseph Noursc, removed.
Daniel NJ. Durrell, of New Hampshire TO be 4
Director of the Bank of the United States, vice
William !. Duane who has declined.
George Reed, junr., of Delaware, to be Attorney
OF the United States for the District Of Delaware.
from the 18th January 1850, when lis commission
expired.
I. +. DeyerauN, Of North Carolina, TO be Attor-
ney Of the United States ivr the District Of ro:;
Carolina.
Byrd Brandon, Of Alabama, To- be Attorney Of the
United States for the Northern District OF Alabama
VIC" Joseph Scott, appointed in the recess.
James ID. Wcscott, IT,, or New Jersey, to be Sc.
cretory in and for the Territory OF Florida
Woodbridge OdIin, OF Pennsylvania. to be Consul
OF the United States for The port Of ST. S-ador m
Brazil
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-02

u The National Journal of Wednesday, states on
rumour, that the Jackson maj orty in the Senate have
declined to remove the injunction secrecy from Elk
ecutive proceedings thus preventing The publication
of Mr.. Bartons speech made in closed doors! If Mr.
Bartous speech be what it is represented af
ter the late specimens of his vigor, nothing doubt
the Greatest and Best" will be much indebted TO
their discretion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-02
MONSIEUR TONhON

WILL stand the ensuing season at Tree hin rcs, Rr
~ "'nl' ' a' tits season TO commence LIST Fejruar,
'nI c'nnae ~ July next He wl ne LEI ~ mares m 81
u'a' Ue SEASON. winch may be discharged bv the payment
I tD 0o',,s within the season Maes can insured az -
"','a'~ one dollar n the groom in every
t'efV desirable arrangement has been made Cr the ae~o
l'I''"n o mares sent 90 tins horse They VIII be pasulcd
t-' wen id with gain 30 IrGuued 90 - ccas pea DAY, and
stalled 200 al bad weather
One i c Subscribers viii give his personal atteu
Non 70 mares u order rat they may their own
's n g1'i CONDITION We cannot rc responsible arcrps
or 'sctp's, t VIII use cvcfy eVeriion prevent both
mousrur Inns1n beautiful bly, dnten haus tee inches
heh win black IeLs mann aud i1 DE IS hnry prupofu.
c9 eNhntng beauty and power 'rf1uIHout ionn us
hu0d appearance and pcorr1tc IS equal II not superior,
n any morse on iHt continent TITS clfs likely, aud i
hsh esiuu1tOA IilONNS WATSuN.
Tree lin, - la-SaE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-02
lOHN NAN.LEM IL 20.

~ AVE lust received and arc neg opening, their
spring supply ut HARDWARE aud CUTIE
RI imported per ship TtLLY Ito from LWFRrooi.,
and comprising the usual variety OF goods in their
.4c mar 2l-2aw5W
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-02

or The Letter Bag Of the ship 'fGILY-IIo,
Fisher, master, for Liverpool, will be taken from
our Counting Room on Saturday evening. NJ
O'Clock, I'd April }. & W. GILLIAT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-02

FLOUR inspected in the city Of Richmond, du.
hng The quarter, ending 3lst March, 1890.
47,634 Bbs. Superfne
Y,Ol2 Do Fine
1901 DO Middlings
796 Do Condemned
Total 60,472
EDMUND WALLS, Inspector.
MARRIED-On Thursday evening 18th ut. nv
the Rev Philip Courtney, Mr. RicuSRD Smith TO
Miss FRANCES X. MURHr, both Of Henrico coun-
~ Va. N0"'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-02
Z. ". ROOTES.
SM r. WICKHSM.
Trust Sale Of Yatua6ie Real Estate


virtue Of Deed Of Trust, executed TO the ss.riber a.
- the 22d day OF December 1920 by Patrick Gibson ana NJ
a. r. SDsol ms wile-foT certain purposes therein mentioned
Snail on the ninth day of April (lS3O at eIaYsn nck
~ NJ at The front door of tie Eagle Tarem i Inc sI ~
richmond, proceed to sell PUBLIC Auction Tor rea
Tue following property, of ground IN Ie -,nyy
OF Hen.co described in Wiamson's plan of Ieyis,s an
(No ~ As lo No So also two other lots said couniy con.
tanning two acres and three quarters acre and esea
ia the same plan as lots No - and 80 lot of eronnd IN
piece parcel Of land, called line ROM Syan
Tenement and in the plat thereof by George Wiannn
and recorded IN the General Court described by the
OF No l2-whereon the dwelling aud other binSr
formerly occupied by John j. Weuh and also veT .ns
SPRING also another piece OF land adjoining the las eon
piece aEd known IN the said Wilason's plat las, enonsa
AS NO Is; also lot of land said city Of Richynona
which pat OF the ground formerly called the Old onncI
hamOeT Tenement, and is designated the Mat tbeeof m
NO Sowich seven lots parcels Of ground uenonsd
were conveyed TO the above Patrick Gibson nv Cbaa,
James Aiacnrrdo and John Wenh as by their deed 10 him
aaieh the 18th day of April 1917 duly recorded 10 9ric
county court, and IN tire Hastings Court for the CITY of Psi
nond Will more fully appearaso other lot of potd i,
sam comfy OF Hsnrco containing acre more or les AMI
was conveyed 10 the said Patrick Gibson BY Michael
and oy deed dated The Isl day Of November 1915 and an
recorded IA the clerks Office OF The Of sid
- 49, CHAHi.tS JAMES AIACMURDO Trusies
= me Deed OF Trust under which tine above ,o,e.
IS proposed To be disposed Of requires sale TO be n a.
casa not should purchasers desire H. fourth only viii he
demanded IN ready money, and liberal credit will De aowsd
ing interest for the same n II II" ~
mar S-29t ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-02

1--WE have received, and will avail ourselves of
early opportunity of reviewing Gen. IIarrison's
pamphlet on the transactions in Colombia, and if pos
sible republish it entire
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-02

NJ The n. Y. Courier and Enquirer 1--WE wish
Dlnj. Noah would dispense with OF the appela-
tives) denies that Mr.. Dudley Senator from that
Stute) was opposed to confirming Swartwouts nom
natioD and states that it has proof Of the contrary
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-02

IL The first partof Sir. Clayton's much expected
speech appears in the Journal Of "Wednesday, and
will be rcpublished TO morrow. Foors resolution is
again under discussion in the Senate, and the floor
was occupied on Tuesday, by Mr.. Johnston Of Lousi-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-02
MARINE WEWs,

PORI OF RjCIIJuOyYU.
ENTERED,
Ship Eagle, knight, from Boston, in ballast, To c
Palmer.
SAILED,
Brig llsley, MITCHELL. for Boston, coal.
Schr Freedom Robinson, for Saugertis, with
coal
Schr Orator, Gator, for Baltimore with tobacco.
Schr james Fisher, Somcrs, Tor Boston, flour and
tobacco. WV
Schr New York, Acklcy, for New York, coal.
NEW YORK, March 29.-Cleared, schr. Fair
field. Coffin, Richmond
q Hhds Porto Rico sugar, low priced
~ ~ tierces rice, superior quality
10 boxes and 81 bbls loaf sugar
tons blstcred steel, receiving for sale by
apr 2-N JOHN GARTH
kNlEE DOLLARS REWARD, for the delivery
- OF pair OF gold mounted Spectaces, with dou-
0ie temples and red morocco case, supposed To be
lost or mlsaid Apply at THIS Office.
SOUTHAMPTON BACON.-75OO lbs of very
- nice bacon, cured by Thomas Newsom Iust re-
ceived, and for sale by JAS. WINSTON.
ap
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-02

q ih@iNA;-At court OF appeals, held at the capi
tod. in the city Of Richmond, on satrrdav III
rnary <fth, 1850; William EdmOnds plaintiff against
the Franklin Bank of Alexandria defendant: the SANE
PaihIli against the same, decentralization writs Of
suPersedeas, to iCdgm Of the superior court r L.
of Fairfax county. ="
The wrts Of scirefacias heretofore awarded. 10 re-
we lhese SUITS III the name OF William BELL as adni
nlstrator de bons non with the viii annexed oF IN
plNnof not being returned executed; and il appeaS-
ing to the satisfaction of the court that the defendant
are not InhaPIshts OF this Commonly eaIth, on a.
motion of the said William Rel, by cnunssi IS
ordered, that The said defendants do appear hetl On,
the FIRST Monday in Jane next 10 shoss cause !, am
they can, why the said suits shall not be- anf btard
revived IN the name Of the said Willr,n, lei rs
administrators aforesaid, and proceeded IN 10 final
Judgments and that copy of this order b. forthvyb
inserted IN some newspaper published IN this city ana
continued tor two months successfully, aud another
copy thereof posted at the front door Of the capitol IN
the said city. f' D"
20 A copv Teste AIrpDr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-02
LambCrt's Office, April I'd

81, 81, 3. 10, 52, II, 81, p,
Were the numbers drawn in the Delaware and
South Carolina Lottery, Class no. 3, for $50.
ap2 ~. LAMBERT.
- LEGO will make season tic approaching Spring
IN no Machump's, rcir Hanover Courthouse. Tic 10
horse Of fine size, pedigree aud form, was trained
at four years old, aud gave proofs OF good speed;
but from accident was not brought OF lhc ;uTi-hjs
dam was a sister of Sir Artmcs, by Sir Peter Tea
2lcAis sire was Francisco, noted race horse Ct hts
dnv. 20 2. Nt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-02
OF the Delaware & South Carolina Lot
terry. Extra Glass No. 3:

81, 81. ), 10, 50, II, 81, 81.
No. >, 81. 81. the Capital Prize of $4,000 was
sold to gentleman of this city, and the cash as
usual paid at sight Also, 3, 81, 81. with several
other handsome Prizes sold by BIGGER, the cash
of all which is already paid, and the Prize Tickets
can be seen at Fortunes Lounge"
BIGGER'S OFFICE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-02

NlRGlNlA-Ata court Of appeals, held at the cam
to IN ;he city of Richmond, on Saturday, Feb
John T. Ford deceased, applt, against John S. Thorn
ton, appe-uPon an appeal from decree pronounced
by The superior court Og chancery held in Fredetick
burg.
The writ Of supersedess heretofore awarded the
appellant to stop the execution ct the said decree
not being returned executed on the appellee and u
not an inhabtant of this ON the ro,i
OF the appellant, by his counsel ordered that the
SAID appellee do appear here on the FIRST Monday in
June next, to have re-hearing of the whole matter
100 the decree aforesaid contained: and that conv "a
this order be forthwith inserted in some nevspSpr
printed IN the city Of Richmond and continued Er t,p
months successfully and also another copy thereof
posted at the front Of the capitol N the said civ
20 copy. reste, J. ALLEN, &C