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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-13

NO Continuation and Free Trade.
Earthenware and Looking Glasses.

Y NIOss De k1ARRVW % CO. ImpoTters 81 Warn,
street. NETWORK offer for sale LOCO packages earter.
ware glass; china and looking glasses comprising
ne repacked to the couqy merchant the lowest prices in
OF having refused to the coutios rey.
Eating ne pces Of crocke.y, this city ne have been made
Tire subjects OF most n,oirran persecution the object of
winch IS nothing less than oS entire and expulsion from
the trade characters assalsd as men of ,e.
and tar dealing our credit honse of responsibility n
Peachea and every endeepor made crown the
whole our poraons tbroagh the have bee
all stopped e consequence of threats thrown the man.
uiacure IN Eneand that we have obliged 10 employ
that our names would appar ,rsnsac,ion-al the
facilities attendant uPnn obtaining credit nor,aons
are denyed 10 asd nothing Lverpoo will Obtain
for us our needed supple, Of waree s.srpc these
hardsps the cause of tho merchant consumer Of this
description Of goods less own and 10 Them no mi,
last resort for aid and so long ns we are
enabled 10 sustain ourselves against fny men, VINO
nave combined 10 bring about mis- uuheau of
manner we will continue sell guos fee and indeuen
dent a, our own rates for cash approved city acctpunrts
only yss e
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-13
EXECUTION OF PORTER.

a correspondent of the Dcyesto@n pal InteI-
gcnccr, gives the following striking description of
thc exccu,ior os Porter Ea cac CT tie mos, Jackson
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-13
BY the GoOernor Of The ConsnaonDeolfE .
Virginia.
a PROCLAMATION

WHEREAS, in pursuance of an act of the Gen
w eral Assembly, passed the 18th dav of Febru
a1ty; $780, enti led "An act to amend sn act emit
ea an act to organise Convention" corree ed polls
OF the votes given IN each county town and boroun
emitted TO send mornbers to the General Assembly
upon the question of the Ratification or Rejection of
me Amended Constitution of virginia have been
transmitted to the Executive of Virginia and bsv
oeen by inem carefully examined and whereas upon
Fuch examination, it appears satisfactorily to the tx
ecutive that majority of said votes is for ratfvnr
inc SAID Amended Constitutions Now, therefore. f
JOHN FLOYD. Governor If the Commonwealth of Vir.
gina by and with the advice ofthe Council of State
do hereby proclaim and make known ia the pconle If
virginia that majority of all the qualified votes ni
ven, IS IN favor OF The ratification Of the Amended
Constitution; and that there appear
For the ratification thereof, 2GO55 vo;es
FOR the rejection thereof, I5,5e3 votes
OlVen under my hand as Governor and under fbe
LIS seal of the Commonwealth at Richmond.
this LIST day of 10Y, $50.
,r. Nh, JOHN FLOYD.
q, l ne Editors who published the nev or amended
CONSTITUTION, by authority Of the executive are re-
quesfed 70 publish the preceding Proclamation in their
respective newspapers three times and forward their
accounts 10 this Department, accompanied bv prin
so copy on the terms Of advertising, and eyldence
July 1850 '0O" to"o9'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-13
FRIENDS OF TIE uNIoN

FRIENDS OF THE UNION.
amongst the men, what dire divisions rise
Por Union one, and one Disunionn cries.
The girls u for Union-to O. Wnu.
s.M.o,,no GaSenl FANNY
UARAWING of the ConneciicUt Slafe 1910 sss.s
~ No. 9. '''''e'F
45 IS 81 81 % On 40
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-13
q. S. Bank-The half yearly dividend to the frs
Of July is three and q half per cent

Ssocnty-sir veterans of the revolution rode in the
procession at Providence on the fifth. Among them
were the captor of Prescott, the hero of Red Bank
and three of the "Gespee Boys" The Grafton deIv-
cred in the Baptist Church by Mr.. Henry Fowler
was listened towith absorbed attention. and is spoken
OF as an extraordinary production Phc orator is vet
quite young man. The thirteenth regular toesi
given at the dinner ''Phe mex Chief Magistrate
of the United States-IIenry Clay. Such nation
merits such President" The Orator had said.
"Let the name of Henry Clay be heard from beyond
spond TO the call" The expression of feeling whom
the toast was given, proved unequvocally that such
will be the case.
Phe Fayetteville Observer copies some of tho
Dsunion paragraphs of the Georgetown Inteliioen-
cor, with these remarks:
"With respect to the last sentence of the fir. mar
agrapb, we have only to say, that the 'hand of vo
ience upon 5. Carolina would be resisted by North
Carolina only in case Of the fidelity of South Carroll
ma to the Union Let her violate that, flor any cause
that has yet occurred) and she need expect NO aid
from North Carolina
"The remainder of the extract will show to what
length some persons in that State allow themselves to
CO. IN calculating the chances of successful prose-
Cu'on of civil war. And yet the heads of the par
~, IN reply to plain enquiry as 10 their views, an
sweT that they entertain none inmical to the Union
So said the Charleston Mercury not week ago."
destructive fire occurred at Lexington, Gen. on
the 23d ut which destroyed the ento South side of
''N P"D''N square, ne number or houses DuTDt was
seventeen including back buildings Messrs. Ru-
port race, Cardwcl, and Dupree, are the sufferers
Fne loss IS estimated at OOO and the insurance
IS lneonslderabie The fire originated in Mr.. Ru-
pert's kitchen.
n rich and deep SOFIA letter from Gentleman
on tour Of observation IN pexas states that tho
land lying on and between the waters of the Colora
do and the San Barnard, in latitude o. 80 NJ is nm
eIualled in fertility by any the American CONT
ncnt"I have (says he) the best kind of what IS
called mulatto soil, extend toa depth of e2 feet
and peculiarly struck with the ineness and de-
icacy of the natural gtassos which equal in their
nutritive properties the best kind cultivated at the
NORTH. The sickness of the thousands of cattle
ana nerds OF deer feeding these natural fields bor-
dered by timber and infeIsected bv running streams
9s'y convinced mo oe their oxcelIcncs--The extent
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-13

OF this fine country is estimated at one and half
million of acres. =" NON
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-13

" Anthony Robinson jr first Teller was on Sat
urday, appointed Cashier of the Bank Of Virgins, in
place of VIM cambridge, Esq. resigned--and Wn,
Beverly Dabncy, Esq. first Teller, ii Mr Rc5insons
PlaSs.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-13

quarters of Philadelphia list congressional dstrct)
where in 1928, almost every toast was in honor Of
the Hero, we do not observe in the proceedings of
the Anniversary just passed, single toast, given to
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-13

- edSY r. 3. sANxA A.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-13
COMMISSION MERCHANT

Bar ron, salt, sugar. teas, coffee &c &c ke,t e-a
sale by the subscriber as low as they can ho bad -
Cnls mars ,e VIM. u. MTCOU.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-05

II public SALE--WHl be offered Tor sale, 10 the
~ bighe't bidder, at the late residence ef Seencrr
CeIeman' acc q, en- the 18th day Of November ne xt II
fair, If uot The mex, fair day. afze Crop of
Elk TO 700 hi,s with the fodder, and TO 6 thousand
ios pork yoke OF young oxen, and mary other vaua
oe articles elt unsoid on the 9th Oct last For all
sums under s. each will be reouirsd-and all sbogs
80 credit uniD the 9th Oct 1881 the purchasers siy
iog bond with approved security.
ALSO At the same time and place, will he offered Tor
sae all TIE negroes (about Is 10 number) who nav no,
bave chosen their masters at praise value this being
privilege allowed them by the last will Of The deed
ROBERT G. COLEMAN
ELLIOTT DEJARNETT
EE'ors NJ s. Coleman, deed
Spoitsylgsnia, Oct. 10 As-w2,o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-05

AZ lkGiNIA--At Superior Court of Ch.o..-.-
holden al the Capitol, in the civ of Rirhm,e,yy
the 81 day Of July, 1890 :" '''"'oohu
wealth Of Virginia, 'e 6 6,.m
against Nih'
Sophia Bradley and John @. Williams. n....
ne olI 10 THIS cause being exhibited for The o,,,
pose OF 'seoyering moiey OF the personal sstais ~
Inomas "; Bradley late Of the CITY Of RiSbmomS
oove OF ufsat Britain, The ground that there 10 ~
PERSON ehulIed thereto, under the laws of his Gu
"'on"eah dWecliog the distribution of InIeeta,.s,
ssatss' AMI TIA: the same Is vested in be Ii,'"n,
Cupl On Tie motion Of the Attorney General ~
Couri DON order, That publication be made G,r ~
nohths succes.iyely, in the Richmond Enoni,s, 80
me National Inteligencer, published in he "a, -
warrington, requiring all persons, claiinnO an ,o,.,.
~ me Psfsoni esaic OF The said Thomas RI Bradev
a. MS oislfbuiees, 70 appear here en- The Grs, 10 -
hs nex' January term, snd make ,hcmselyss -.
ueiendan's TO IbIs suit Extract. Tesfe T
! Aug. ~. Jo oN, g. C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-05

Il Court, 1890
;, John s. Burweii, Blair Burwell. Peyton Randolph
beth BnrweIl, dec Jane b. Burwen Martha C. Field.
late Martha e. Bnrweii, Mary a. Goode as well in
her own RICH, az Exc OF Samuel Goode dec John
,. Ravenscroft, Surviving husband of Ann s. Raven
scroll dec, Ellis. l.. Tabb and T. zabeth b his wife
John Iabb Trustee for the said Elizabeth b. Tobb,
Richard Boyd and PaDthea his wife and Alexander
Boyd and Matilda his wife, PI6s
against
L'wis BuFwsll. surviving Ex'or Of Lewis Burwell.
aec and Spottswood Burwei x'or of Armis;ead Bur
well, dec, who Ex'or OF Lewis BurweII dec
ara Anne Spotswood TAYLOR, late Anne s. Burwell
Isaac Read. and Panbea his wife, Charles Sturdevant
ana Lucy A. his vile, late Lucy A. Burwell John S
Elton and Sally T. his wife, late Sally r Burw.li VIZ
Jones and Harriet ID. his wife, late Harriet ID Bur
well, Matilda Burwe'l, John A. b Bnrwel and
Christian b. Bufwell. which las, are iufanls unde
age by Charles SturdIvant their Guardian chilIren
and devisees of Arms'esd BurweI dec al,o The said
Lewis Bnrwell, as well in his own right az Adm'or.
&c OF Henry II BUrwell, and the said Sp,ttswood
Bur~eil in his own Tight, D,CI.
This came on by the consent Of parties This dav IN
be heard upon the bill oil the compainauts and the an
sWer OF the defendants and exhibits, and wss arsued
by counsel: % consideration wherein II is O,der1J
and Decreed That Lewis Buiwell surviving Ex'or NJ
Lewis Bprwell. dec, and Spottswood Burweu Ex'or
oil Ami itead Burwel, who was an Ey'or of the said
WIS bnrweii, dec, do render an account between
mem ara The Estate OF the said Lewis BurweI dec
before Master Cornms.ioner Easley WHO is ~
STATE sftie and adjust the fame and make rerort to
me Court IN orIsr 10 a iua Decree Copies. Teste
EDW'D j.. TABB, NJ C. c.
- Commissioners Office, March ISih 1880
The parties interested in the settlement nj The az
counts directed by the fteoso order are bereby
nohhed, That the came will he taken IT The Tavern
~ Alexander B"yd 10 Boydton on the FIRST Monday In
Dseember nex'-At which time and place, the parties
WIN pIeass attend, with their evidence, prepared for
"ttement WM. Il. EASILY, NC
W" ~ 1G-wSy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-05
From tho Atlantic souvo ir. 1891

THE PASSION FLOWER
By j. II. BRIsHr
AMER tho crucihxoa of tho Lord tho eleven disciples
ons OF tho mountains about Jcusem where they renal cd
sh Ia the morning they discovered flower before unknown q
sm which from its singular and
zee, they denoninatcd tho passion flower
Letters from Paiestne.
Gone was the glory OF Judea's crown,
Aud quencb'd that promised star,
Before whose light the nations should fall down,
Aud worship from sfar.
And night o Judea; decper gloom
Shadow ID that feeble hrons,
That now to Carmel. from the Sayiour's tomb
Wound mournfuily along
Through the long, moonless hours thev l,y.,a ,ho,o
Wet by the daws of
Ana on tho viewless pnions Of the air.
iher prayers went up To heaven.
And ever whom the shinn: brcczes stirred
The plant boughs of palm,
Ut nestled IN her trco ia unuuiet bird.
breaking tho midnight calm.
Their qrick cars caught the mechanically sound
Aud detected eye
Amid he depend shadows WANDERED round
As II the Lord drew nigh.
Ard then upon their aching would press
That loud uRearthly cry,
"tunS from their master in his last distress
oi mortal s:ony.
Morn glowcd upon tho mountains strange bright nov.r,
Like diamonds chased i'm gold - $500
That ne'er before had shone in field, or bowors
Their mystic leaves unfold.
And in each bossoni 10! tho cross appeau
The thorny coronali
he nails, the pillar and the Roman spears
n glory crclng all.
Then sacred howeEtheir grief changed to praise
And dropping fled,
since no who babe thee bloom they Lnev co,lJ ,,s
Their Saviour from the dead
hrse days within the graves unbroken gloom,
The hope of Israo slept e'
Three mOurniul days around his guarded tomb.
The holy watch kept
And from that hour where or tbv bud, oxnand
Thou art Of flowers the PRIDE
Ana nature's witness to all time, dost stand,
- OF him the crucifod
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-05
Oct 8.

"a CHANcERY-Yiginia.-I CnarIolte CounIy
IL Court, Aug A h, 1880 ''
George NJ watkins and Grief BarksdaIe Sheriff a
Charlotte County, and administrator of Nathaniel Mea
dows dc. pI,a
against
william b. watkins, adm'or Of Thomas j. Spencer.
uec'' Ann r. Spencer, James f. Spencer and Lucv
apencer' which said James F. and Lucy, are nfsn:s
u mr me age oil one and twenty years, by Winslow
hooinson, their guardian ad li,en John w RI harrison
james l. Richardson, Thomas Richardson, Rob 1T r..
Snaia'%w' heoecea Z. Richardson, Mary Ann Watkins
Sarah Watkins, Susan Wakin, and John Wa,kin. in
an's under me age OF one and twenty years by Jen-
rings NJ ifrees, their guardian al lem aud Mary
Richa dsOn, 1919 n ,', la
The defendant Mary Richardson. not having entered
ntr sppadrsnce according 10 the Act of Assembly and
me hues oil this Court. and it appearing to the sat,
oil the Court, that she il inhabiant of ,hs
state on the motion OF the Plaintiff. by counsel I, j.
mat The said Defendant do apps ar here on The
,s' 'o'oay III november next, and enter her appear
ance ana answer the PIaintfs Bill, and give security
or PEI iorn,ng The Decree OF the Court aud that CO.
py OF TINS oder be Inserted in the Richmond Enouter
or two monbs successfully, and posted at III ,roni
door OF The Courthouse of said county
Sept IL. 3sSss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-05

COMMUNICATED
SOEf. nE EurEnnN


Away-to the shrine on tho mountain,
Awey-to the clear gushing fountain,
10 the Altar whore God are raising,
Where the Ire of Freedom is blazing
Away
Here Tytanny's sccptrc 10 DER us,
Tho scAnod aud blood are before US,
Andhark! tho deep death gtoau is breaking
Whore thu Tyrant his Vengeance Is wIcaking-
Away!
Away Ito tho Hills OF our fathers
Her ofspring there liberty gathers,
where the green pine IL waving so proudly
Aud the trump sounds TO battle $ loudly
Away
From tho Halls of the Despot we'ro driven,
Our Palace Is curtain'd ny Heaven,
From the throne where his fate he. fulfilling
Let tho Rock, and the Mount be dwelling
Away
NO letters of man shall Ger bind us,
no Tears walked by man, shall e'er blind rs,
Tho hope of our Freedom cherish,
we ask but 10 conquer or perish.
Away
Away to the hills where they're meeting.
Where Freomsn their comrades are greeting,
Ere the morn its broad light shall DO spreading,
We'ilb DO fec as the Earth treadag-
Away!
4. o. & PARTNERS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-05

a SITUATION WANTED "A young gentleman
"a who has had some experience a. teacher Visbes
to engage IN some public private seminary for the
shsuing yer lie has been deemed qual'isd 10 in.
sruei IN the Creek, Latin and French languages G.o
'neiry' Comic sections aud FiUxons, Algebra Gsogrs.
ply end the ordinary branches OF Eaglish. TESTING.
nias OF qualifications can he produced.
letter directed to J. w. NJ. S,snatdsvilie or.,ao
county, va or to me in Richmond will be attended -
BENJAMIN r. NICHE.
~ 80 bO-Ute
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-05

" iRGINlA-At Superior Court of Cbanc.rv holt
1927 " Wy " august
Between
Alexander Stewart, phg
and
william Dgysl, executor Of William Price, decd.
Lucy Price, Widow Of said William and William prica
John Price, James Pice, Samuel P,iee. and A.
IfIce hcirs OF sdid William Price, decd and samuel
N'a'ke' surviving trustee Of Sampson Matthe VS. decd
On The motion Of The plaintiff by counssI II !, or
us'eu' mat hni. IT, Pendleton be appointed a Commits
oher 70 TAKE an account Of the administration Of the
"elehdSni Wn DuysI, and Of the assets real and rer
sohal, OF william Pfice, dec and slao Ia ascsr,,i, 49,
comparative value OF the back nt in the nYocssJ;nas
mentioned according TO the contract hptween ,be
he', ana mat he report The 10 the C,u.f
WIN any matters specially stated, tLoupht uerfnept h,
se, or Ftquh Oh by the parties TO be SO stated
me sara commissioner s authorized to proceed in Tic
eVsence OF either party, who having rea rn2 bile uoce
" s PRIMARY appointment. adjournment sh,lI f,il
70 az auehu him' July oh, 1929.
inc ,a"e' PhG
The same ~ rs,
ny consent Of the parties by their counsel II IL q, .
ueted' mat The account between the partie. in tis
cause, be reieffedto Commissioner Amos Ladd tnstead
OF WIN q. PsDdst,n. Copies Tese.
WI ESKRIDGE, c. s. c. c.
Comntssioney's Office, Richmond S,pt en- 1890
Ibe parties Interested viii please take notice tina,
nave appointed ihe 10th day of November nexf ~
commence the accounts directed by the fore coin, ..
der oil The Couft-on which day, ri o O'clock A Al
they are required 10 attend my office (fpe jo,s -
core the STATE Bdnks) with their accounts and von.b
ere, ana copies o. the necessary court papers ready t
Sept II. se-wsw AMOS LADD, Commissioner
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-05
H onANoERY :In Goocn,DI Couo Court, 10 h Of Jul

u 1850 ' NN'"y O'u', ''h VI Juiy
Ann Wyatt Sarah Wyatt, Mary +. Ware, Samuel W. II. and
y nus VIE benjau'n Hams and Elizabeth
w. Warel dTei reik Us aud Clara s. his WIFE Macy Shelton
u" reIkn. and S,rah a. his wife, Su,,n
ms wie which sad female, all sani children Of John
go, Pl,1
Aan II Fowler. William Harrison and Susan hi, WIFI, -
and Betsy his wife, which msIes also yand chill
III ~, ~; ~ i 1on" "Hs, Isc. Dsfdf,
Ih ny esue the Plaintiff by their STORMY filed ths hill
as'ind the defendants and the sail not
ths appearance. and gwen ,suriy according Act f As
empty ndth- Ruie' Of this Court Appearing to the ,
'oton NJ The CONT that hry Common.
weas GA the mptonof he Plsin,i Atornt IL l. Or
90 'na, me SAID defendau do appear here day Of
Gu ~ H sni snwer The BIT Of the plaintiff, that
coy e s order be forthwith inserted public
pitea IN the City Of Richmond, months
po'ed the front door Of the hi. county
~ r. o,ly ie''e, w. MILLLR, G. &C.
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Commissioners Office, .
Richmond. Oct 18Th 1870 Z

NCMANCERf-p irginia.At rule, Cl,Ik', Oac
Der. 1850 49, '' '"N '''' cry VI oe'o-
Yon,l S. Rust, phr
A'"'
william Ra, Consu, Dearlsy and Jane r. his wife Richard
askn'y William D,uie sDi Daniel Ex,b.h
Guard an, al Item > - ' . -"'" ,s' ~, 'nef
n ne peennt' Coneu De,Elty and Jane r. his wife Richard
NJ haokn'y and William l. Dsoe net h.y N, ner,J hs;, So.
ana gwen security according OF Assembly and
th ,h Q, ms Court sna appearing ~ satisfactory ,vdenec
are NJ ,nhshnt' OF hi. Commonwealth: Ga the motion
he fsntH It's Or lere This, the ,sut, do
J'iee 81 the County AZ the
on,he i9s"h Mondy in December and snwe,
o. me rs'n'd aud that cory of this Oder he forthwith
e. ,n me Richmond Enquirer, newspaper puLnhe the
nuiohd Tor two months .uecessivy anther ropy
thereof posted at the front the Conyowe Of mi,
cory. Tete, JOSEPH s. IYElIJo w '
Oct %. - - 'H-L' &c w, &C
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-05

n bisMAL SWAMP LAND COMPANY.-Tbe
k| annual meeting of the Dismal swarm and C no
paey, WI Gas prescribed by law be held in the Town
OIL ouh'lk, on Moniay. the 18th Nov. next
Smitbiield Nov. 2 sI istHr ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-05

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IS The case of the United
y dtes " r. Bern-r, aztec shle argument by Mr..
OsI'As Yesterday went 10 the Jury The verdict wa,
"GHty" MIR. Bspnsr constable he served +,
"r'i sued out by MIR. Wilson boo' aksr upon person
connected With the Dsnh legation, and committed
him 70 Prison-'his violation Of ihc laws If nstious
Mr. Bsnner, we pre'uns, will not be so wed 70 suHsr
much. rU q CO.
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
"A TEACHER is wanted in the Coun'rv vvho ca,
"a come well recommen ded Tor Classical Ji,e,a,n,s
aud good morals one who has had some experence in
teaching, would be preferred. Apply TO Mr WilIIam
~ khson OF Petersburg, or 10 The subscriber in the
county OF Lunenburg. THOMAS ADAMS
NS'' 70 49, WINS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-05

SENATOR'S or THE UNITED STATES
The begi'lsinf' OF Vermont have elected SAMUEL
Pfents'. row Chief Justice Of Vsrmont a Senator Of
m y, ''rs lor ak years rom 'h- 4h March next
vice Dudley Chase, whose term then expirss Tbs
voe5 were-'or Pfeniss 1919, P,linsr 60 Hutcbinyon
~, Bradley 4, scattering g. P's majority %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-05

NchaSCEkf AT Count held C.,,,x an.
- h dsy Of October, 1890 ''' '"'
Reuben Johns sd'or Of Joseph john, dec Pfc
against ""'
lucy ngnon Bsnamn woodruff who with Jndh
uiued rnsy, formerly Johns Charlie. Ropsr and
III. ms wife, formerly MATHIS John I'm T. Johns, Al ,,nJ.r
Srhn homs, johns, Csvn Bennett Ley hi. wife William
.opne' G1aa,sn Tor Tinsiey George NJ Tin,I,v Jam.
nus and Frankly his WIFE Aiei T,n,y Msfed Tins
" Charlotte Johns, ~ ~ ''"e 60 '3ine'
me defendants Benl,mn Woodruff Judith his wife sna
i Keeper aud Martha III, wife their
& snd security according To III. Act Assembly aud the
h' Court aus the .stcfn OF The Cont
arc not inhabitants Of this Commonwealth II ordesd
No 'aln 1usns do spresI here the fist DAY
court NJ and the hill Plsr,iG ard h,t ,
'h Order be forthwith Nsw.pare ~
u richmond Tor two months that another
ported up at the front door Of Couhous n two
~ vs. 90 n"'' dsy" cory Te,te, +. H. NuNNALLY dc.
--uvQv