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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-24
New YAH GonAs


IsTElmve received by packets President snd George
w Town, from PE:!. lelpha AMI New York psrt OF
our FALL SrUCK; which enables III to offer, Oh IL
beril terms.
London super blue, black, olive, green, brown ard
mixed cloths
peiisse cloth cas,mercs and satincsts
Blankets and AJnn,ls. pIanand printed balzes
Aicriuu and common CIR ssslans
Romnazinis and bombazeus
Valencia, sNan,tlown aud toilInet vesiings
Scotch and English piails; plain and pid cambiets
islian iu, rings and grns de Naples
Sam icyanl:uc, seHchews and sarShets,
44and ) + ,nol@s; satirs and Horences
Italian and French grapes; ponSee
Sc r;no scagtS siiawisand hdkfs some extra qus'ny
psin y hite ms rinn slIrwis, a neat article
Thibet parare srd silk hlndkerchiefs
English and India bantlurnoes
italian and Barcelons cravsis
Plain and printed ji'conet do
Irish table diaper ) TO l04
4, DO linens and sheetings; black and brown hoiiaho
Iwi'lca sscking; buraps and osnaeurss
general assortment "f
DOMESTIC COTTON GOODS;
CONS sting, IN part, OF
Tckings
Bleacled and brown shectmgs and shir'ngs
Fancy and fir,i'ure pla'l-.
Gotten csnaburgs &C. sc
All Of which have been selected by experienced
dealer So 49, ny
Oc. tOHTV h"S "1t 1.V9 1H-.---
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-24

.sN.iE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
the pubic, that he has removed his establishment
next door to- the rankin House Hotel, few doors
below his old stad where he continues to carry on the
Saddle, Harness Trunk business,
IN ALL ITS FURIOUS BhaACHhS
lie tenders his grateful Acknowledgements to his
friends and The public Tor the liberal patron ge he has
received from therE and begs leave to assure item,
that with Tn, aid of the best workmen, and hn am
pie supply Of the most choice materials, he VIII be
able 10 render entire satisfaction 10 those who may
please TO favc him with their business, either by order
or personal application.
HE has ON haad at this time and will continue to keep
large assortment of the following articles, Wholesale
and retail the most moderate terms:
Patent spring saddles
Mem, saddles best quaty' stuff Aaps
10 do do PLAIN
DO do do
aides do best and common
Plated and steel bt-d or'd S, Ut various kinds
Plated aud steel nIounte Il nartingaiss
Saddle bags of the lates fashion, and common
Yelisses and carpet travelling bags
Plated mounted carriage harness
do gig do
Bras, and japan mounted sig harness
Plated, brass, and japanned.mountei carrysllhar'
Wagon, cart and dray harness
Fire buckets and halters
snl also general assortment OF
Eiegani Hlrd Leuther 1rare(ling Trunks
trn crest variety Of
THE BEST GIG & RIDING WHIPS.
Plated steeI and brass spuro
Plated steel and bras. bride D's and stlrfups
Saddo;rees and buckssins, assnrted
Buffalo Ski saddle
Old saddles neatly covered with hog, buck, and III
skin, and quite q at siioitest no'ice
Old saddes har;'e and trunks OF all kinds repairs
ed a, the shortest notice.
sen, 50 JAMES yANsANr.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-24

E~Ihavc appointed WILLIAM HARPER,
DrI,,,is,, OF ,'.H.nGiia. bi-,rc, af Columbia my
Agent. Who has been fu!y qualified Cor curing Dys-
pep " on The plan prscti.~i by ,1' .ef ocl Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-24
"Fait &C quiz faut, arrive &c aNN pourra'


New Goods.
DLUE, black, mkt. and drab cloths
ED Cas- ilneres and cassinetts
Flannels, blankets
Gro de Maps, battiste
Circassians, grapes, black italian grapes
tiauze aud lace veils
Merino and Cashmere shawis
Superior gauze scsrfs and shawls
Black silk hose, black and white silk half do
Green, blue, and pink Florence
Thread and bobbire,t lace and edgings, &c.
.also, an additional supply Of
Looking glasses glassware, sc.
Just received and for sale by
oct % HtO. VII r..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-28
Iopectian, al ,l,,tisiaoy. ~, h.. 49,. ,o,o

-, r. ,'"''tNsote, JoT nc yeur 1870.
.4!3, SO bhis. and 1920 half bbls wheat fonr
OF tho barrels es5,7oi whit is called sIIowa,d
street. 2i2osI city mills, and 81 i38 Snsouehnn
nan ma inwa.d street -four takes IN all, or nearly
az, brought to the ci,y in wagans; except parcels
fiom the 'ci;y mills" FN f1'sf's
1917 Sbls and &c haf bbls. rye four
i6o9 hhds- and s,4s3 bbls. corn meal, .--,.
All hhds tnxsaaI = ~
1,5o9 bills and $50 half hbls brec--an rnl,;,.
F''e-'',' packed, except G3 Jbls So
44'S DIS ana lag half bbis. pork-s,5iI BALI.
1851 kegs butter;
li,59o do lards 1850 zee
1908 bids. and 4G,ess bhls. wLiskcy-abou,
100000 gaiis.--of which 81 6bI:
aud e,2l6 bhls Were received ifcm the
Susquehanpah; 20
lA879 hh6s tobacco ..- -- ~ : t--4--
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-28

rig TOT re- ttT forkJovr'iat Of Css,rce fan II
@ state Tor the last lew days The sales have eo.as
I oaeS per Jay There have also been considerable aIr
eccss have improved Cotton IL round bales obaned
sIy "a per ib to liverpool Faxsced has sodrough a.
Sil4 per cask Ashes lower falcs have he., s.
pots AT $40, aud Pearls Sl43i '' "a'E OF
me sales we're 1000 Buenos Ayres deliverable NJ
Baltimore, n, lls cts. understandable aoo R;o 1919 ~
cells to city dealeis 'S' 'u"-T No'n pa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-28
From, he Washingto,, 7;eiee rnjDh cf .Nond,fy.
81. TOBIAS w ATKINS

The case of DR.. Watkins has been agnin brouah,
before the notice of the public; und il is probable
that another discussion viii cnsue from it's revival
On Saturday, in the Supreme Court. MIR Rchar, 9,
d Coke, moved for rule TO be scrvud on the Conn
sci Of The United States to shew cause why writ Of
nnbeas corpus should not b. graHted bring Tobias
w ATKINS before the court in order to ascertain by
what authority he was held in custody.
7, On the suggestion of Chief justice Marshall the
further consideration OF the motion was deferred
until such lime as the Attorney General should be
present. 49, ~
We tmderstaudthat tn application made hv Mr..
Coke is principally grounded upon tho argument so
long discussed during The late trial of this case and
decided upon by the Justices of the Circuit Cnnri
WIN respect to the common law jurisdiction OF the
Federal Courts of the United States WITHIN The
District OF Columbia. 49,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-28

On tho nth inst in Tire nsghbor,ood of Malaga,
Giostcr county, New Jersey, mhn Of the name Of
Conner got drunk, drove bis wfe and seven children
forth IN the night set fire 10 bis dwelling, and was
crushed and burnt 10 death under the root which fell
upon him, III flames.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-28

Extract OF a letter, received at tho Department
OF State, from the Consul of the u. States at
Tsmpico. esr-= ssr h..s- : - 3
"A severe hurricane, which occurred on the 10th
of September last, did more damage to the cor,r
than the Invasion itself Most oftlie American rner-
Chants at the period of the invnson embarked their
efbcts, pookr, papers, sc, on board the ~ s. Shin
Hornet which ship went 10 sea in the gale, and Vas
since beea heard from Tho PRINCIPAL ar, of
the English. French and German merchants placed
their property. books, &C. board French Brio.
called the Caroline, then in port, 10 be seat
about 90 miles up the River place called Pan,co
on her way up she encountered the burrcane, which
capsized her, aud she sunk, not an article being
saved" lr,s4-l z -, e
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-28

<H. NJ
q. LATER FROM NEW ORLEANS. - n.
commerc'a. ho'ise IN this place has l,olitcv Ga.
s so es VIA New OrleaHs pspers of 5h. 7,k ana
9Th jan. ond the Magnolia (Siiddle Fioridsl Advsr.
u or from ihto 25ti, Dec. received bv re rss,s
po Tt. ~ ~ s,ks - lses y '-c tans-
Prom ne " o. commsse;a, Iate,aseneets y,, -.
line Aisslsyippi Continues to- rise and 49, 60
tcrday noon wrhlu t-2 feet of ordinary h;s, ~
marx. Ihe weather since our last hss hrsS,.' 800,
and unfavonrs able Tar ont door trausactions o."
part Is ut present crowdsd with larpe n,,r,h.s
hrst rae vessels, stenmbpats and western ro,,rtrs
ersf, sii, basiiiess cannot be faiy Considered =.
brisk. -oursmasket, as regards prices has not ~
tered materially since pur last report -
10: Good and Pine 1oI a is; good ecmahhd.
quo An-On tho plantation, OF good mcrcbnnt,.
oie quahtyhas bccn sod al seven cents mar ucn.d
and we havr understood some few holders of rc,mt,
ZION ask over that price. In Molnsses tl,e ss.io
have been respectable, but being unable 10 ob,n;,
Particunts wequoie % cents as before 7"~
/ FLouR, Pork, Whiskcy lard and Other ,v.s,,x,,
produce arc p!e0ty and duh at cur former rstes
FRsiGitrs still continue low and duh anil ma, ov-
Perted, to improve socn. r- - 49, s--1t' 49,
-. - Extyact OF n letter, dared - q
LING r. -, New ORLEANS, Jan ati, q,
THE crop Of Sng,r, this year, in this state III
circulS shorten. good deal tsnwhat was expec,
cd The article is held arnily at 81 We hive
even, heard ct some planters asking more ,rhc
qnan'uy purchased Cor expectation thus far !, rsr
hmHed, and we presume il win cphonce its value
with You as,4sI5' 'c--''S '"'N'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-28
~ AsIIING roN. ~ -

. w AsItISGroN, JAN 90.
Yesterday he House Of Representatives was oo.
cuped IN petitions and resolutions, during the FIRST
two hours Of IT'S session. Among the petitions pre- sen
tcd were several gainst tbe transportation ofthe ma
on Sunday and seyera sgdnst any interference 18th
the subject by Congress. Some petitions We're also
prescUted by Nr Buchanan praying for tic nboi-
hon Of slavery IN tho -Dslrist Of COLUMBIA, Mr.
Mercer also pfofenlod various petitions froin tho
Cbesapeake and OHIO Csilal Company on the Sub
jcct of an extension OF tic Canal 70, Alexandria
and to the Noyy Yard, and also one. praying Tor an
alteration N the charter. Several resolutions were
offered md adoptedj aud apoDg the resolutions was
one by Mr.. Dorsey referring iOthc Committee on
Aavnl Affairs 10 consider the expndency Of making
some provision for this faniles of he officers g. mon
who werc lost IN the HorDet. The Hpuso 6ubse
qnenily took up, in Committee Of tho Whole, the
sUbjeei tho contested election in Nome whon Mr.
Tucker Of South Carolina, and Dir. Anderson of
Maine, addressed the CO0ntiee against tho 30 tio-
AMI in favor ofthe sitting momber, and Mt Pcarco
obialncd the floor, and on his motion the Conn,itee
rose, reported progress, and obtained leave to SIT
again. The House then adjourned -(Jotv.
A Debate Of powerful iBterest bss grown up in
Che Senate Of she United States. Tho ground Of il
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-28

Charles Carroll, Of Cauoton, was chosen Presi-
dent of The American Colonization Society AT. it's
late annual meeting, vice the lahiented Judge w ssh
ington DECEASED, who had been Prosidentfrorn me
origin ofthc society. g. - 50 -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-28

Extract OF letter dated BOsroN, Thursday
We had large meeting this evening in the n ali
OF The House of RcPro nlnlives, respecting Indian
affairs it was CT wdod TO excess. Resolutions
wcre brought in. The meeting adjourned 10 81
trc day at the Cradle of Liberty5,tasf-q - =
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-28

rloH and utai-Elo ur has remained steady AZ "a =, o.,
saes 10 the extent Of 1000 bs have been made n, aa
% supply n sas been moderate and Stock remain,
some in l,I,s al 81 OCT. - r Ni'eu a. I'll, aud
n; 1vSsales 81 hrs, quality power at sa4
i1n'eea ot-isin demand AT 81 a 65 cents O'''oe'
ana srSioc there s At so per bushe both for export
CI0rer Seed-TheIeis an ncreas ed densri e,,.,
aah sa'es TBS week amount Upwards Of 7oo ha.,
81 70 81 ga and s. but little new seed comm, punes at
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-28

The Savanuah tieorgan 81 tile 18Th ms, says-u, ,d
sSeh n" tavaua IN Reference paragraph nj yesrr.
day 'in snje OF the new cxiedoa of fe.naul Tor tina
'ee"ver, "i Mcseos nHps that lie iorru,e eonman
e o me second sSpetioI had arrivet .aua o long az
Egi thousand ,yoop. wege "a, follow him flon
Span and was Intended la raise four ho an ON The Isl
from sann small bodies Ooar vessels. "a, mrs
vent observation Whether this second a,enpi will s prp.c
euted ~hen The defeat OF Barradas caed in The no,her
roun'sy stonbted Unless Ferdnaad Absolutely ma
eevs Instruction from the lessons experiences since die
the futiiiy OF another a;icRp,-" 49, =
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-28
BALT1MoRr. Jam. oS.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 90.
a most daring outrage was committed Yesterday
nor ming, about SIX O'clock, the vicinity of ra,
sheet, ON one at Ia. ensci,es of ne s,s Barn,,m.
bc''zhooves d. CO.. then its way to Washinot ON
With number Of PASSENGERS. We cory, the follow
ing particulars from the Gagrttc of vest
noon:--- As the stage decendinp9 hill on tho
Washington turnpike, about two hundred yur,ls be
yond where 1t DIVORCES from tho Pratt sreet road
Tie driver was fired upon, though without cfact. the
bali passing ~ iDs head, by person conceal,
a. the side of the road. Fhe horses taking fIirb,
1t the report of the pistol set or at full speed when
second ball. more accurately aimed than The fir.t
pa2sed through ono OF the thighs of the driver Pho
keepers OF the natp,s which the outrage was
committed, alarmed at the furous RAJ at which the
stage appeared TO be advancing, closed his rates
against 1t, andwith tic assistance Of the driver sue
ceeded IN stopping the horses. The driver was then
taken from hls scat, and upon removing his dress 10
examine tho state OF tho woun', large ball rolled
ont having entirely passed. through his thigh though
fortunately without Featuring the bone. Tn. s;a Se
contained n number OF passengers, sercrPl uf,thSm
members of Congress. and one of thema lady The
number of the viii a.us distinctly asce,tane5
the driver being OF opinion tint there were thrco
and one OF the passengers declaring that lie saw
six" ..l--z - ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-28

ILL., ~ EHSbURts MARKET, January o.
/ IoOneso 200 hhds have been received .i,h, q
"a werk %he6nye been DISPOSED al the foio,sn .e
r. % on,ns 50 81 for leaf rsfused amd 90 SO
c Hri,ns 70 freely and commanding readily 50. 0,
Css1t--picnty. 81.
Flopr--S4a $3.50 =
P0rk--plentv = tH..a. E-fN-H
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-28

he Asto9! Journal suites that Iie,r TnoMis w rnha
TON OF the Nned States Navy who rr IL, I;u n,,.
tai o" the coast sc Brazil chaeges prcfseby tom Creh
'"i ;" July last aud suspended fi ,ty been restored
To d'y hnd that the proceedings Caa Mal,iul in h;.
ea'e have hern d'sapprovid by the President !, -, =
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-28

kro,n the foe,is
Report Of The Committee Of iks Bouse ~ Re,sesr "a
toes IF the State IF Kentucky, On 6ke' Thrift and
InkernqL improvements. -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-28

,t Et,,,ertG,,,lsg md UssfM ha0DledgS
- SUBSCRIPTIONS received to III -
- Eilteftainihg and Useful KnolVledre =, 'A'1 q
J'h u y 81. NASHS 6eet ~,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-11
Dec. 81

HNIFTY DOLLARS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on
n Tuesday the 18th instant, from on board Mr.. p J
Archers boat, then lying at Gainesville, negro man,
lOM, (who calls himself Tom Jeficrson) He is re.
makably likely man, about 26 years old, feet or 10
inches high well formed and very straight dark com
Plexlon though not very black high cheek bones and
has lost Of his front teeth, believe an upper toofh
on the LEFT side the loss OF which shows when he speaks;
his dress is not known, he went TO his wfes house
at Goochand courhouse) the night after he absconded
and there changed his clothes he has been carriage
driver several years, consequently ne is we'll acquainted
in Richmond, where II is probable he may eo he is a
very ar'iul fellow and may try to pass for free man.
and attempt to leave the State will give liberal re
ward for his apprehension in the State and $50 if taken
up out OF the State and secured in Jail that get him
again. Any information respecting him, addressed TO
me near Scttsve, Pewhatan county Va will be thank
iuly received. ROBERT DABNEY
Powhatan, Feb. e. ot-vH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-11
Fob. 6.

VlRGlNlA: In ,Chancery-At Rules held in the
" Clerks Ofhce of James City County Court, on
Monday the 9TH day Of December 1929:
William Hankns, administrator of Allen Richardson.
deceased, pltF
against
Norborne Radcliffe, Thomas Radcliffe and Caroline
Katciffe, heirs OF James Ratciffc, decd. Defis
The defendants not having entered their appearance
and given security according TO the Act of Assembly
ana 'he rules OF this court and 1t appearing by sasiac-
tory evidence, that the said defendants are not inbab
tans OF this Commonwealth: il is ordered that they do
appear here on before the first day of March Court
next and answer the bill of the plaintiff and that copy
oil this order be forthwith inserted in the Richmond En-
qurer Tor two months successfully, and pos ed at the
front door OF the courthouse of said county.
Copy. Teste,
THO. COGB1LL, ID. G.
DEC 81. 79--wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-11

~ 1880: ' ' wv "''
William Pollock Polly Pledge formerly Polly Pollock and Nancy
CauIoy, Formerly Nancy Pollock, Compls
against
Mary Pollock sally Pollock and John Pollock
Jno Pollock Decd by r. f. Graves their guardian om APP
pointed by the court to defend them in this Frank
Thomas Pankey Ellis and Mary wife, Calhoun md
Henrietta his wife, Pdnkoy aud Nancy his wife, Scott
and Elizabeth his wife, Howell and Caroline wife which
said Frank Thomas Mary Henrietta Nancy Elizabeth and
line are Children Of Martha Pankey deed Rodeck
lnomis Logon Dcfs.
This day the pits by their Attorney their bill and
his we formerly Mary Pankey not having
ance and gwen security according the of Assembly
rules OF this Court and appearing the
that they inhabitants of this on the motion
the pits by their ordered said Frank
rankey Thomas Pankoy Ellis and Mary his wife, formerly
Mary Pankoy do appear here the first day of April
(cing tue third Wednesday, bill of the COMPLAIN
ants and that copy of this order he forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the city of Richmond two months sue
cossye and that another be posted door of tho
courthouse OF this county for court DAYS
copy Tose,
r.. f. GRAVES, u. G.
ron % 95-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-11

NCERf-ln Louisa county court January Itb Is3l:
Mary Peers, Albert II. Peers, Melissa Ann Peers Judith f
9es William NJ Pccrs-the said Melissa Ann Judith F. and
i IMAM n ree by William F. Toler their guardian Ell
against -A''
John w. Peers M
me defendant John w. Peers having entered his appear
% u gwen security according to law and the rules OF this
II the of that
an inhabant OF this State, of the plaintiff by
their counse is ordered TINT defendant John w Peers
mere on the inst day of April
pns bl and that copy of this be forthwith inserted
some newspaper published in tho Richmond months
uccevey and posted the front courthouse of this
county, on some day. A COPY Tese - ~
Feb ' ~ ''' NJ =, TN, ~ u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-11

sr-and that the best security for our liberty and
republican institutions, will be found In the general
diffusion Of the benefits Of edueat and
among the peope,-all, cay, that such stands
ready TO DO in behalf OF this great and
cause, am prepared to do, 10 this floor and else
where. Thus far l pledge my self and l ask no far
Their pledge than this, from the gentleman from Harr-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-11

Louisa county court Jan. Ilh, 1880:
P "1y Peers Albert Peers Samuel p Peers NJ
ee eisa Ann Poers Judith f.. William ~ Peers
f.Toler their guardian ptG.
against %"''
John w. Peers nao
defendant John w Peers having
ana gwen security according of this and
appearing to the satisfaction of the court not an a
oant OF this State tho plaintiffs by their conn
sell ordered that the said defendant Peers here
of
Till and that of this order bo forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the city of Richmond months
cessvey and posted at the front
copny on some court day: copy Tesle,
Feb. A. 9i-wSwt DAVID M. HUNTER, ID. G..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-11
sMvcn vsr nrMA,Ss uS.VSe."- Cooper
From the Baltimore Gazc,,c)

From The Baltimore tsaZcttc.)
Tho following ugua wild ballad rs found in the last number
London Foreign Quarterly Review It's said
wrou by young Hungarian Poet by the of Scdz 1t
translation having been translated French, and from
English OF much ofts original force and vivid
probably lost, Blu, still think the reader of TASTE will
gree Editor of the Quarterly, who considers it "onc of
tho remarkable ballads Of modern times"
short history the of the ballad France
French Poets Merry Bartheleny who
according tho Editor Quarterly write in Partnership
presentation copies Napoleon Egypt"
dispersed Napoleon family which, they saw
knowlcdscd "wh commcndoton in letters written by
hands that had ncd decrocs Thus encouraged
them proceeded Vienna present Napo
Icons But his arrival he neither permitted
his Poem allowed much introduction He, how
sight of the young Napoleon and watched
him with peculiar emotions during the evening"
pos box His reflections while sitting the theatre at vonna
furnished matter for another Posm which published in pam
phs his return Paris tho in the pamphlet
peacd French of the following ballad which he said had
been furnished Vienna by author Whether
mont Is whether is the production of French
Of revolutionary feelings, admit of doubt.
Tho pamphlet seized by first
and commenced against the author printer aud
publishers on the charges OF atacks against the royal dignity
and the rights of tho throne which the king his BIRTH
md Of provocatons overthrow the legitimate IN
Barhelcmy defended himself the trial poem from
memory c sentenced fine of thousand and
three months imprisonment Tho printer fined
francs, and the publishers acquitted.
THE MIDNIGHT REVIEW.
AT midnight, from his grave,
The drummer woke and ro,o,
And beating loud the drum,
Forth on his round he goes.
Stirred by his heshlcss arms,
He boats the loud retreat,
Revelle, and roll call
20 strangely rolls that drum
Old soldiers in their graves,
To life, start at the sound.
Both they in farthest north,
Stiff in the ice that lay,
And who, warm, reposo
Beneath Italian clay,
Below the mud of Nile,
And meath Arabian sand;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-11

VIRGINIA: In Chanccry--Ata court continued and
held for Buckingham county the 18th day of De-
cember, 1929.
Charles Mills, Pltfr
against
Joel Flood, in his individual capacity and as ex-
ecutor OF Mary Flood, decd Thomas Trent acting ex-
ecutor OF the said Mary Flood, decd Catharne Watt
Ludwell Dawson and Jane his wife, Louisa Watt j.
Henry Logwood, Edward F. Log wood, Charles M. Log
wood and Thomas Logwood, devisees of said Mary
Flood, decd. Deffs
The defendants ]. Henry Logwood, Edward F. Iop-
wood, Charles M. Logwood s. Thomas Logwooa not ha1-
ing entered their appearance and given security accord
ing to the Act OF Assembly and the rules of this court
and appearing to the satisfaction of the court that thew
are not inhabitants OF this country 1t is ordered that the
said absent defendants do appear here March term
next, and the bill of the plaintiffs and that cow
OF this order be forthwith inserted in the Richmond En-
qurer Tor two months successfully and posted at tho
front door OF the courthouse of this county.
Copy. Teste,
H. ELDRIDGE, Jr. C. h. c.
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