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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-16

The Beard Of Naval Officers for the e1Ami
nation Of Midshipmcn, met in Washing on on
NOniaS.
A Naval Cour, Martial, Composed OF high
Oss.er. Of the Navy, is also about 10 assen' biz
allhs seat of Government. Some Of Men'
b,rs haxs.already arrived.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-16
MA HIED.

On the 18th inst. by the Rev Mr. Jackson, Capt
JoHN BnooKs Of Prince Georges county, Md. 10 Miss
s,nAH 7. daughter Of the late Capt. 3. DASoKnYELD,
of this Mace.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-16

The Eighth Of January was celebrated in
various parts of'tbe country, this year, with
parades and feas,iug.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-16
70 Net.
a Tutor Wanted.

A GENT.EM well qualified to instruct youth %
N the Latin and Greek languages and some of tho
most nsr ful branches Of Nathe Inacks, hear Of
good situation by personal application to Golonsl W.
F. GRAY, Fredericksburg, or the Hon }. TALIAIERao,
Washington City. Satisfactory testimonials Of moral
character and capacity will be required.
dec II -law4a'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-16
SALES ar AUCTIONS.
BY WILLIAM D. MUTT.
Mahogany at Auction

q - : =.
WILL be sold ut auction. on Saturday 10Th instant,
w at IL o'clock, A. M.-27i logs 81. Domingo
tsouth side mahogany, the cargo Of The schr o,
landing at Ramne. = wharf. This wood is of Superior
quality, abou' cro'ehcs the balance principally table
wood OF ~ inches snd upwards. and all selected bye
good judge.
Terms at SALE ian9
The National Interigeneer win please insert Tho
above every other day ill sale, and charge to n Miller
& Son.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-16

haMp OH, Salt, &c.
O HIIDS b.r winter oil
q do summer do
20 sacks fine salt
Is barrels inspected shad, No. l and ?
200 - ground alum salt
400 Turks island DO
few boxes sperm and mould candles
40 boxes good chewing tobacco
) kegs Caventlsh do
For sale by wholesale at low prices To close sales
THOS. VOWEL,
Lower end of Duke street
Who wants 100 barrels Flour. from wagons only,
and for which the highest mari ct price wl be paid.
~ Flour stored and sold for small commission.
jan 6
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-10-07

Usst hldiG Trade-SemefbiBg nay oe"-
rerred as to this trade, from the believing
note. The word Of Mr. Daveis is gSod Tor
"a .h.usand pounds'-Mdss. Journal.
To the Editors Of the Yadrertiser.
GentIemes-The Augusta journal men
ton, me as stating thai DIR. AcLane had ialI-
ed ia his negotiaiion for opening our inter
course with the West Indies ! an sorry 10
be quoted at all on any question Of this KIND,
as ( could not be in possession oil any inior-
NATION on the subject which it would be use
fnl for me to convey; and | am quite sure
hat the statement imputed TO me must have
arisen from error and misapprehcnsIon.-
When I lolt London / did not understand
that the negotiation had ceme TO IN issue
Col. Rowan arrived afterwards, before lsailed,
as / understood, with the Act OF Congress. 1t
would have been out of my power, therefore,
TO give any information respecting the actual
state Of that negotistien Br McLane was
opposed by many difficulties; but be enjoyed
a very high degree of respect generally, and
particularly with tho British MiRistry. ! was
entirely unable to communicate the iniorma-
lion mentioned as coming from ne.
/ am respectfully, YOU ob't serv't,
Portland, Sept.6, 1880. C.S DAWES.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-10-07
From the Boston Traveller of Saturday.

BITE CT A RArTLEsxAKE.-Mr. Dunlap.
enc Of the keepers of the New LnglaaG MI
SCUBA, in the act ofrousing The den OF Rattle
snakes, which are there exhibited, in con-
BeXi0n With the thousand and one wonders
of that establishment, on Tuesd ay afternoon,
met with a very alarnling accident. Having
introduced a feather brush, by raising the lid,
sbont an inch, and getting Them Sufficiently
reused, TO set their rattles going, like tho
suz OF a cotton factGry-a bystander, at bis
cibew, asked a question, which Mr., Dunlap,
not precisely understanding, turned his eye
tow ards the gentlcRlan-and at the same
instant, enc of the largest snakes ran his
head through the opening, and thrust bs
iangs into the little finger of his right hand,
with such prod'glous force as to reach the
bone at one OF the puactures.
HE sufferer had presence of mind enough
TO cord the finger Immediately; in a short
time an excelsior Of the flesh, including the
wounds, was made by a physician, who
also prescribed a dose oil spirits OF turpentino
and sweet oil. Not only the finger, but the
whole hand, swelled exceedingly, accompa-
MED with aprickling sensation or, as com
monty termed, the sensation Of being asleep.
At eight O'Clock in the evening there was
a partial structure about the lungs, aud dill
Guilty of taking a free respiration, together
with the prichling sensation over the whole
system and an ague fit, that gave fearful
Indications of a free diffusion of the poison
through abe circulation.
A large dose Of opium relieved the patient
OF the spasm. and a continued use OF II has
probal ly overcome the tendency TO such rar'
oXysms. An application Of salt and vinegar
constantly applied to the hand ard arm, mas
kept the Inflammation under sabjection.-
The limb is still very much swslleD,-the
tongue coated, and q slight degree Of fever
exists, but a happy recovery is fully anticips-
ted.
Within two or three weeks, Mr.. Dunlap Pun
a rat inte the cen. Oh purpose te witness lfe
result. NeaIly every snake gave tie ilgn'eu
ar.a.ti a thiu sl with ats fangs. In about sly
minutes. the rat began 10 ucaibls y!c.enu..'
aud alcd MstaAter.
We learn from a sGuIce on which we place
re liance, thai Jastpa ~LGa.aPalte doe Sor -,
tend 10 retura TO france, a. has hcen s.A'ct
IA some oil the newspapers.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-10-07
NJ fA.t MIN
Gen. Ouestcn, Matches. "a true copy,)

We are glad to find that North Carolina
does not stand quite SO high in the good
graces OF the disunion party of South Carroll
ma, as she did q few months ago. Then all
the honeyod phrases Of c~aislery were en-
ployed te enlist ,'magnsRisnous North Caro-
lima" Ia the abeminabIe schemes Of the lead
eFs al that party. Now, when it is well as
certaihed that she will follow no such leader,
even the Governor of that State has taken
the liberty Ia cast his slurs on her. We arc
GLAD OF ii; fer We desire fellowship with no
ssch party. AS oar State has net countenan.
ced their reasonable designs, SO neither will
she have 10 partake Of the disgrace and con-
tempt into which they viii seon fall.
axe remarks OF the Governor ofSouth Ca.
rclina 10 which we have alluded above, were
delivered at a large disunion dinner ffor sc
Ike % call things by their right name,) at
Siataburs.-fngetteeiH OGserstr. 9ih inst.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-10-07
From Ire Cherokee Phoxir II SePternssy
CHEgoKxx NATIos, efth Aug. 1850.

f FF0lH me In4gCNeC fnGlttL y DF
CHERoKEE MARION, 9Th Aug. 1850.
To tae Editor Of t2s Cherokee Phoentr.
Sir II avail myself Of the opportunity OF
! Informing the public through the columns oil
the Cherokee Phoenix Of tao conduct oil the
| Crrek AGENT. Col. Crswell, towards the
| Creek Indians and myself.
AT the Invitation of Creek Chief, | at
| tended their at Wstumpka on the LIST INST.
On the 81 | understood Gel. Crewell had
! arrived with a company Of U. y. Troops.
| saw a white man that had bscn arrested Dy
| the troops, by the Agents srdsr, Tor ep-.
! posing emigratisn, who had been a eis'Zen OF
Inc Natisn 10 years. and carried ever The
line into Alabama. also saw Mr.. Smith, a
half breed Creek, who has also beea arrest
cd, as he told me, on a charge oil opposing
emigration, .siely BY persuasion, and placed
under guard by t,c United States Troops,
frem whom, rot wishing to be a prisoner, he
attempted 10 escape by flight. IN which at
tempt the military fred ca hin, but ieTtu-
natsly missed hin.
Ia a short time after the arrival of Col.
Crows!l, | received The following unprece-
dentcd note.
WETuxrKY, I'd Aug. 1880.
Sir,-I learn since s~y arrival at this place
that ysu ara on the ground and informed
ding in the affairs Of this Nation. You were
told Oh a former occasion that such an iater-
ference would not in future be suffered under
the eyes of the Government Agent. fouare
therefore hereby Notified 10 leave the en-
canpmcnt by s o'clock Tomorrow, or 1t will
beesme nay painful duty 10 resort to c~serciye
measures, which is net desirable.
| am, Sc &c.
JOHN CROWELL,A g't Of Id. Airs.
Whether these c~ocrcivc measures were to
be by the u. States military ballets or b3y0
sets, or otherwise, | did not understand. The
pledge gwen on the passage Of the Indian
Bill, that force was not 60 nterapiated, came
ints my reflection by what saw and felt. Is
it poss ible that Indians are not allowed to
visit each other? Ia Indian Agent sfoo,ern
ment is surrounded by "ali the ~circunsstan-
ees and pomp OF War" to induce poor de.
Indians to euligrate to unknown re
sioHs If any enc has the courage 10 speak
against il, he is placed ia DURANGO vile, and
If hc runs, he is shot at by the troops OF a
great republic = Are these things agreeable
to orders from jaekssa's Administrator?
"Hall Colombia happy landi" Yes, happy
to aspiring States, nnrestralned by law, and
who will have the ladian lands free. Of cost,
and At the sacrifice ofIsdlan tears. Sir, com
puis.on is the practice Of the day, by those
who advocate iadian eraigratisn. We and
eur people are under the scre,Y, and one turn
has already forced tears from CUR eyes. If
the Indian Bill is not repealed by next Con
gress, the second turn will draw from our
a & snzed bes'es, life preserving blood. But
let US remain still innocent, and pray the Lsrd
TO change the hearts Of the kulcrs of these
United States. Perhaps we may yet be spa.
red the exclamation, "Who is there to weep
for Logan? Net one -
Yours, respectfully,
DAVID VANN.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-10-07
Yours, respectfully,
DAVID VANN.
From tie BaHisore Gozetts.

We have been allowed to publish the fol
lowing letter from Mr.. BIDDLE, the President
OF the Bank Of the United States. and Trea-
,surer Of the Fulton Fund, acknowledging the
receipt OF the frat contribution to that fund.
We have reason 10 believe that the plan has
been extensively adopted, and we hail with
pleasure, this FIRST demonstration Of its feast
biity and 3uccess-and ilopo t. have ii in
esr power ere long 10 record many such eYi-
dences OF the determination of the American
people TO "let individual gratitude compen,
safe Fulioa's heirs for national neglect"
Whilst upsn this subject, we would sug-
gest to the captaia as Of steam boats which >lay
be furnishes with these bsxes, & plan for
drawing the attention. of passengers TO this
benevolent object, which will, va think,
greatly contribute TO its success. At the
hour when the passengers are called upen to
pay their fars, let the '.Fuiton box" be hro1
forward, ana placed upon the table alongside
the captains desk, so that cvcryiudiyidual
may De made aware Of the existence OF such
a plan for discharging a debt which al! who
travel IN steaabsats owe, 10 the heirs of Ful
ten, at The time when he has money in his
hand, and can consequently have ne excuse
10 urge, On the score Of ignorance or forget
~fulness.
P~HILApELPHA, Sept. 21th 1850.
DEAR SIR:-i had yesterday the pleasure
of receiving your letter Of the 18th inst, ac-
csmpaayins Il draft in my favor for twenty
Two dollars and City cents, collect AID remit
ted by Captain Moan FArRBANxs. of the
steam boat RapPahansock, which sum has
been carried to the credit of the Fulton fund,
IN the Bank Of the United States. This is
the FIRST deposit on that account; 50 that if
the plan shall hereafter succeed, as | sincere
ly hope it may, in accomplishing the object
Gifts public spirited projectors, the ploprie-
tors q the Ra~ppahannock may enjoy the sa-
tisfact.on othayins given the earliest impulse,
and made the frat contribution 10 that be-
n%evoient design. With great respect and re-
gard. Yours,
N. BIDDLE.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-10-07
t1veH M-2cER, Esq.
Fredericksburg, (Fs3

A letter has been received by a gentleman
0 Bostsn dated Gibraltar, August Sth, which
mentions that Commodore Porter had arriv-
ed there on his way 10 Algiers, and there
learned the events which had taken place at
BE was to sail the next day to Ma
hon. What would be his next destination
was not known. The letter makes no Iaen
lion oil any news from Spain.
The pride OF the Governor of Canton was
recently much offended, because that an I'm
Slish agent suggested something that might
be mutually advantageous, as he thought to
both ~RsiienS, China and England Ii was
act to be endured The province Of Canton
and Eag!aRd, might be associated together;
but 10 class the Celestial Empire with the
pynvinces OF Great Britain or France was a
b0uIinzble -
AGiendh has sent usi The following as certain
cure for the Ring " onn, having seen its
efficacy tested within . nonth past actually,
VIA few Spanish flies put into wh:skey
and rubbed on Tie par; affected two or three
tlmfS a d-y, VIII produce IN immediate and
certain SdIe.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-10-07
General Intelligence.
From tho Ss,s FORK Gazette # Sept. so.

FRoM LrvzaPooL.-We have received by
the Tennessee, a Liverpool paper OF the 10th
OF August, which contains London dates TO
the evening of the l7th-no later than our
previous adsices. IL was reported in Lon
don on that day that Austria had determined
net to acknowledge tbs new kias ofFrancc,
and that o large army. under the command
of one Of the Arch. dukes, was ordered to
march upon Italy.
The accounts from Spain are sufficient 10
Justify a Belief that the late events In France
will be the means OF rousIng the people in
that unfortunate country, and that desperate
exerVons will he made 70 dcpose the present
King. who, with Inc whole Royal family, was
horrcr stsuci. 1T the Intelligence of the down.
fall Of Charles X. The King had left Mad
rid for the Escur.al, and conspiracies were
forming Ia every part Of the kingdom.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. IS.-COtton has heen in
moderate request to day although the sales
effected, amounting to 1900 bags have main
tanned the fnll quotations OF last week.
STILL LAfER-BUT no aEws-The
ship Ceres, Capt. Luce, arrived yesterday
morning from Liverpool, whence she sailed
on the 27th OF August, but we regret TO state
that the Captain did not provide himself with
papers. We are accordingly without any
later Intelligence. Tn Napoleon, Captain
Stnith, the packet OF the 24th) saiiou IN CON-
pany, and may be hourly expected.
We learn from Capt. Luce, that Charles
\. arrived at Spithead about the 25d or Gath
ri August, and was to- proceed to Londsn-
1t was perfectly quiet throughout France.
There had been some serious rioting and
some bloodshed in Spain, aud il was general
~ believed that a revolution would seon take
place. If the favorable weather should con-
hnue for sometime in England, the crops
would exceed the most sanguine expectations.
Cotton continued TO be quoted as per last adj
wees. Flour had fallen and was still OH tse
decline. The ship Exchange, OF and for Bal
.timore, sailed in company.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-10-07

we quoted, yesterday, a correct remark
MADE by the intelligeacer We add anether-
he author Of the Black LIST dare not
touch ahair of the Vice Pre-, idents mead
ne wouii sooner undertake TO tenrd the
resident IN las Palace. than breath !, nm. of
any thing usPleasing to that n,GiyiGna vhn
uiis the oihce neat IA rank to The Presidency
Twill be recoiiccted that Anos End
5of r1!o ms tiirt by the skin ol lis tc,lL-
The fice ircsit-Gt sn%sllaWirg the csm1L.o
.4icG GGzt!Ie.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-10-07

We learn from a suulce on which we place
reliance, thai J0stpa Le"aPaFte doe Sof =,
teLd 10 retura 10 france, ~ has hcen s.A'et
IN some oil the newspapefs.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-10-07

tive -,r mary Of he ssnber Of student. in
colleges IN Tic different sections Cf the u
uior:-
ialsf. S!A.s-1 student 10 1891 inAabit-
aG+s.
lid Sta1ss-I stude-tto Gt53 10.
$aah S'a.ss-l ST. jcrt toTzs2 DO.
J. ~ 34-..s : : .gcc. - Goo 10.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-10-07

%'iti.a fact not generally kao~n, that tx
present King. Louis Philip / was elected by
MIxesltV Of the TWO chambers We wsult
give The statement, of The votes, bu, i, is misIsid
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-18

nHIO AND KENTUCKY LAND o SALE
~ By virtue Of two deeds OF Tru.texecuted TO va by
the lat, Patrick Hefnion, Esq. bearing date on the 23d
day of April, in the year 1919, and fret duly recorded
in the Comfy Court OF c. aries City, we shall, on the
11th day OF June next, proceed TO sell, to the highest
bii'c- Ter cash, TO s,tisfy the object Of the said deeds.
the following property, 10 vii: Twelve hundred acres
Of land, in the cosnty OF Union. State Of Kentucky,
{eyccPt ore hundred acres part thereof as reserved in
the dcsd,) a certain tract or par-e of land, in the coUn-
~ Of Clermott. s ate OF Obi,, lying on the waters of Clo-
yer Creek, a tranch Of the little Miami. Tn tite to .bc
said lands is believed TO be good, but as we act as trus-
tcs. we shall convey only such title as is vested in us.
Those wis ing to ~puchsse. may, by reference TO the
deeds now in the Office OF Charles City. trace the title.
The deeds will be shown on the day of saie. The sale
viii take place between the hours OF II s. IL O'clock, at
the front door Of The y lifsverD in The city If Richmond
JOHN B'CHRISTiAN, r
JOHN III. CHRISTIAN. i'"S'ets'
May I2l-fd,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-18

an ARSIIALhS SALE.-pursUsnt 10 decree Of the
lvA Superior Court Of Chancery for the Williams
torg District, pronounced on the An day OF February,
1880, n the cases Of Brown rs. Turner-Coifon RS
tamc-Gunier pa. snme-Moncure rs. ssme-Pafrish
vs. same--Russel rs. same-Sheppard Us. same-lnd
Wicker rs. ssne-t shall on Tuesday the Sta day Of
June, 1890, at Z O'clock y. NJ. on the PREMISES, offer for
sale NJ public auction, On or and two YEARS cfegit. the
lot and hou,es on Church III ! in the County Of Hen
rico, near the Guy Of Ricbmoni, belonging 10 the es.
tate Of Antbony Turner, deed. subject TO BIZ widows
dover lereip-~Bonds and security and q Deed of Trust
10 he executed by the purchaser.
J.. GUE7RANT NJ. $. C. G. n. n.
or one Of bis Deputies.
may q 12j-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-18
HOTTON -Virgimia- Union Factory
W si!uated II miles below Charlolie willie. on III.

ANOrTON YARN irgimia- Union Factory
W situated II miles below Charlottesville, on the
mail stage road, leading from that place to Richmond.
The proprietors have hitherto forborne 10 solicit pub
lie attention to this establishment, owing to the circum.
stance OF the portion of machinery in operation, being
90 limited, as To be insufficient TO supply the orders Of
those, with whose custom il was favored in the outset.
The superior quality of the Yarn, they can now conf
IDENTIFY say, has been fully tested and proven by expe-
OF machinery. as TO justify the expectation. that they
will be enabled to keep a stock on hand, sufficient to
supply all orders which they may in future be favored
with, they are Induced respectfully to solicit a more
extended share OF public patropage,-with an assurance,
that the article shall at all times be furnished on the
most moderate and reasonable terms.-AiI orders d-
rected to Union Mills Post Office, Fiuvanna county,
(Va3 shall he promptly attended to-and The Yarn de-
livered either at the establishment de posted in its
vicinity on the Three Chopt Road, for the purpose Of
being conveyed by Wagons, on return from Richmond
conveyed by water navigation, a. may suit its des.
tinaiion.
TIMBERLAKE s. J. s. ]. b. MAGRUDER.
Jan 10 S6-U
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-18

ENTITY REWARD-Ranaw4y from
n the subscriber living at the deep run Coal Pits in
Henrico county on the 10th instant, a negro man nam
ed Nick, about forty years old, feet 8 or 9 inches
high, light complexion, thin visage, and stammers a lit
tie when spoken to. The dress he had on when he
went off was a grey ca.inett coat, blue pantaloons, and
white wool hat. He carried with him a suit OF coarse
grey casinett: the said Nick has a scar on one of his
hands, not recollected; he has also several knots on his
ears. ! will give a reward OF twenty dollars for the APP
prehension OF the said slave il taken beyond the Limits
Of the State and all reasonable expenses paid, or ten
dollars il taken within the State and delivered to me at
the said pits, or secureed in Jail so that | get him a.
gain. | think it highly probable that he has obtain
ed free papers and will attempt TO pass as a free man.
/ iorewarn all persons from %harboring or carrying him
on; Of the State. FAC. McGRUDER
April 10. lift
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-18
nUBLIC SALE OF NEGR0Es.-By virtue Of a

UDUBLiC SALE OF N~EGROES.-By virtue of a
" decretai order OF the County Court Of Hanover,
M 'de on the 39h dag of Of April, 1890, in the case of
Wsddy, We. Chishoime. Z hill proceed to sell on
Thursday the 10h day ofJuns next, il fair. il not the
ncyt fair day, to the highest bidder, a, public auction,
at Michael Auderson's Tavern, commonly called the
BTick House. in The lower part OF Louisa County, FIVE
likely and valuahls young negro men, viz: Ned, Ran
dolph, Wi!son, Miles, and Burwell, which belong to
tbe Estate of Walter Chisholme, jr. decd, but have
hcen for many years rasti in the possession OF Betty, alias
Betty Cbisholme, a free woman OF Colour.
The terms Of sale will be a credit until the LIT day
Of January next. the purchaser giving bond with ap-
proved security.
GARLAND r. WADDY,
com'r. & AR. de bonis non with the will annexed
of Walter Chisholne, jr. deed
May 7. 1885,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-18

Gustdpus Hendrick, Elizabeth Hendrick and
lVa- HIM TotoIer, Executor Qf Ed,oard Keeling,
NorIcE, That on the 9th Of May, 1880,
| shall proceed to take the dispositions Of Mrs. Mary
Williams and otbsrs; and on the 25'h, Walker ID Keel
ing and others; aud on the 26ih, Henry Crenshaw and
others; and on the 27th. Mrs. Martha Keeling and
others; and on the 29lh, Joseph Keeling and others; and
on the 10Th, Ambrose Haley and oibers,--at The house
OF David S%mi'hson. in the county Of LuDenburg, and
State OF Virginia, 10 be read as evidence in a suit now
depending in Cbancsry, in the County Court Of Char
lotte, in the State Of Virginia, in which I am Plaintiff,
aud you. The said Gustavus Hendrick, Elizabeth Hen.
drick, and William pow Ter, Executor Of Edward Keel.
ing, dec, are Defendants-At which time and place,
you may att, nd, if you think proper.
EDWARD b. FOWLKES.
Ap'l 27. I20-8t