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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-05-19

Psginini, the musicAl rrcdig, of the day.
sayt- .'oiher musicians close their p.n.at at
T. Mine reaches ]! A riolinist, uhs can.
no' on occasion, plotuoe, ard cIeasy tee, a
hgenred notes IN a secsnd, should ieroulce
ailtsPes Of uiusic."
G's $ ncush TO make SON ccnnoisseurs,
Mo have hitherto reekoned Themselves pYct-
e"oo, open THEN y IS. "A hundred rites
u SsosAdl ~ hat il 'eappmg the cIisasE."
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-05-19

Dc5n'tions found en!y ia The dictionary.
o. B--To be sure have ted falsehood.
I'm" iom-B'ow upon Thomas.
Ten a'ds-Half a score OF pismires
n me Fasten your humble servant.
TIM ~ A false verify.
HP at-The Whole US.
lei L'o-Scream softly il you please.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-05-19


letter frsm a sentlem an al Port All
Prince 10 his nd ia New York. dated
April ID gives the following account
OF an affair between two tiaytitns:
Yesterday there was duel fought
between MIR. Fruneau and GenIagin.
ac's son. which resulted in the death Of
the fSrmeF-tbe latter wss wounded
but net dangerously, inginao bad
written several articles in The napers
against the foreigners here. and young
Fruneau advocated their cause BY an.
swerih githem. lie was a colored person,
but had been brought up by foreigner,
sns on that account espoused their
cause. There IS to be another duel 10.
morrow between his secsud and his an.
tagen ST.
II iskighly prosasIe that the Hon.
James Brown, late Minister TO France
will be elected ia the United States
Senate from the state IF Louisiana. "a
the successor Of Dir Livingston. sucAS
an appointment wouis do honor
Louisiana.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-01-13

n. - r~s.yvnsu- sssii 01ond,
mL ve.piank, from the ssme commitle
reported The fortificasion bill for l63I:whi
was read twice, and referred to 4 Conn
,se o. the whole On the State Of the Un;d
Ms' Thompson Of Georgia, introduced
o!.i 10 Organize and discipline 4 uniform =
litla, which was similarly disposed Of. n
remainder Q! the day wss occupied in Il
consider rrticn of the claims of ex. pres;,,s
ID till Monuay. Jo''
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-01-13

l
~
roursfINo. On Monday evening,
the 9Th ult. s'well dressed man drove
~ "a. house on the west side OF the
bridge, with his horse In foam. jump
ed from the chaisc, went into the house,
and depcsitiny a bundle, immcdiatelf |
departed. The worsan of the house, |
the wife of a respectable mechanic who
is a foreigner, was the only person in
the room, when the stranger entered.
On opening the bundle it wasfound to
contain an infant, eyidcntly hut two or
three hours old The child was tnken
carS of and still remains ia the fo,nj
whore il was lefl, though there af6 B
or q other children thcre dependant ON
tbe l,.l,or ~ their nare,ts for sup0ort.
7, .,y,,, 81 he trarsf;.rred 10 the care
Of the town, Il its parents cannot be
discoyered.--Prov. Amer.
.-- -
A MuNrscrNr AoT.--Mr. Blood
good, the Mayor of Albany, coinnlonc-
ed his. official duties, on New Years
day, by throwing open the daprs 9fthe
DebtorssP Prison, and letting the cnptives
goffee The Mayorh himself, pQid the
debts for which the inmates were inn
INJURED. This was a geucsoas and mo-
bic act. With few such examples,
the Legislature will not hcsito,9 to a.
boIisl imprisonment for debt.
"a ~ Y " -----~---
fyvh me !M'uedgsviVs Jonrnsf, De-
s'nis = GEoRs'IA I'm Ec'sLsruHE'---%'n
"Wednesday evcnmg the 0oyera.or
srans'n'zsed - posn Houses tne sunl"in-
eofnsn'''''cHtioi'' reiaf'n g'to y summons
agaressed e h'm IN cover, nut aireci-
ca 90 "tnc State of'GeQrk'a' admnA-
ismag snfo state 70 appear on ts.c sec
cnd, Monday ~ 1anaary next, before
the supreme Court ofthe United states:
to easwer in't!'e ensc of anipman tried
~ fanii Superior Court sound gu'i'y OF
m1eqer ann sentenced TO be nanS
kn1s sng'mpns = 80 7. ex,faofIlnary'
that many members Of tho Legislature
md other cst'zens' are under sbe 4 ,m- p
oss'o" snas a.'. hI.s spu.vuI. "s.ao, ..s'.s.
-. s.:,';sc, - III" ~ s.,,.; J
t'c su'yec' seriously a'u IN IN pcc"'n,ne &c,
mannc as WI ne sesn ny ,ne resoiu'
ions nnoptcd Dy poth branches.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-01-13

~ 49, 80
nv, x,. Aeoay' Sa"; ~ 1& =. I,
GU. sSvtsos,o1 =, mnm = tn9 = .''.o q
u.s' s"'s ss - !. s>a's'un, so0: 49, %
80 - 'nc Fe..'':S - -
so" so'. pu'nosr = 'o''s,ons were !. HuSc .:,.2
sy a"u .st5'tco, .anu sesefu' 1''.'S
.aaS r. Ivy ,:'''.: n1''oeo ~ 'of'ns, ss1s6s' ero
: ~ = i, s''no,sx PHssc = =, AeS!e-rs
19" DLS ~ p1'''cv" ~ "'s""'y s's
- .s ':an9 ."s Z .no '1l|'ss'se''s<.' y ~. =
"".u ~ s'''st e''s.q .eeao. r -
Io""',iee on Comtnefce, among
'nese. mere was inc n I'LL auowips az
a1u,''oma' suury 9! @<ov per annu,
II is,a"I, @ shs R;Il T. - s .o.;s, ,bs ,;'i.s -
certain purcImsers o1 pnbiic rIande n
nh;a.; IL R;I, =. sda!@,;n'. @ 80. -
~ Ist March is1s syrr,Iat;no thc 'd,,-
ties on ;mnor,s .rd tornsge and for
cac;,;,a,;.r the ,ra,s,,,r,a,;,,,, ~ .ood.
ho,I hv land and wafcr. ond l;kew;se
thc snn,,lrmentaI Hi 70 the Act az ! ! n
Mar.L Ia9n cor ,i,a re,;af rcbas-
crs - ,nl,I;. 4. .ds ~ A,nho,n, and e.
the s,,,n,ress;on of Fraudulent nract;crs
;p1 the snIes of ,.,bl;c lands Nj I.;y-
;,,gston isnbm;ticd !, resolution. ,vb;ch
M On 't),e table f;,r COMMUNICATION. 70
The eject Nat St.nators. when GIVING
their votes &c s4,;ltv ar not yu;Itv. in n
ease. Of Impsosh shnents, may not be pre-
wanted by NE rules, from. assigning
fhcir reasons for giving, such votes.
The irnpcachmcnt Of Judge Peck was
postporcd till "Wednesday. in consc-
auencc of the unavoidable absence of
Mr.. Writ under peculiarly melancholy
circu.hStances. The Senate spent a
onsiderablc time in Executive busi-
ness, and then adjourned.
.6z .ss~ 1Mesdav. IAN. a.
n tl,c Senate messages with accom-
onnying documents were communicut,
"a from the President of the United
! States, relative to the late arranxe-
sments ynnjs 4sspccfinr our trade with
the British and Danish ,yest india
4 i(olon;cs.---Thx credentials of The o.
! lection Of JokasA Robinson, asa Sem
,for fnr the S,ptc r,f III;cnts ~ ,l,a
~~-.,, ,.r ~. ro,. IT.. .r-1... MI
'"'''" VI u'c i"sr AAou. JUL "Ac sSc"'s' ,
were prescn(cd. anunIr' Robinson took
liis seat. Mr.. I.isingston's resolution,
to eanble Senator's in cases Of Inn
, peae eIunents. when giving the;r votes Of
guilty or NOT. to rive ~ the same time
s" 49, ~ 80 :so. W. ~, '" re'peeu,e 'o'es'
was ia,a on tne taDie ior iurther con-
slderation.---Ihe bill For equipping and
mounting certain compaaies of the u
nited States troops, not To exceed ten
und the ;o;ut resal,n;o,, fnr
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-01-13

!. <.1.., 4-1x ~-....,
Iq4uiHng tnem !" "'':'!'11g1 1''e ',S.'" S,.
ous'y curing pe sa> tuugs Accr
was cavs,ed ana Giscsssea' - inouos,
70 resclnd the resolution waH meos' aP"
az unsuccessful mos'on,fe g z9aoe ~ Isy
fnnt monon on tne sspie; DIV
'nny dccissicn WINS made on the reroW
ton 70 reecind, the debate was oS{ost-
ID by the cxp;ration Of the hour. A.
,,,,ne ti,e rcsol0tios,s offered wuy one
a., A. Storts of M, Yorl. csll;n~ an
~. 15s.s; a...s,s>, .,,.,. ..:'s. ,s..of
's . !, s ',.ss.' 'S'.....'a.' ~" MI ssa -
'fesPonus9ce eswecn s1r' - i-ene .a
TIC oxfslsn governments relative 70 ING
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-01-13

SAnf WHIIIU<0H <UIX0n0TIIN0 nv fnH RXCcn>
five aa...n. .frser1e. ~ XII, y ! ontcnded thut
NJ would ne sssf rd thronghout I,y the
Secretorx ~ ma. Mr.. Adams. on the
known and adn;tted. doctrines of ali
writers On nat;onnl law IL 4 yefv few
.ia,s !, the N3,t;onal inteli;se,,-
49, ,s, l.,es ~ nature. Of a semi
~, "a a.a 49, vred 'discla;,,,er .of TIE
,ss 6nss: hut I pe rs;sted i,,
lss "a ~ my oei,,io,,, that Pres
sn s8aisyns. md Secretury Adan,s,
4 aId nrj,,ef .Iegise nor comuromise:
..... -. LIS and his master must
neckstthe ni{;.ir. AsI had s,,pposed.
Mr.. Adams did ably and effcctualjy Vim
dica,.. lie General: and what is more,
the, British governments in relation to
.Asnbrixter aud Arburthnot did not take
,sxceptions. IA
But the 0sscstion now is. who, in the
Cal,;rXt .sfxr Mo,roa s,noJ c,r,h Tho
,dvoca,e ~ ,Lc g neral, and w,,o would
lave hrons,,t sh;u 80 trial hv e (,nnrt
War,;ai vyhateycr snav have hecn.
'-''..''- h. ~. s,..ss;o,s .nsr - Al, I.si,'
NJ . - 49,, - s.'..,.. .,sJ
NJ A.ls...ss.s 4 =" s. - y ',''..s ~.
.i sr;.d . - I7'
Ne r.a 80, d.,;,,..r :, .,-4.
as...ls,,. w, ;.,s.,;~ssed -
bc,,l rcs;;l,n, hn.~hern ~
l,;s ,;fv - several ,lrvs ,s;,hout .t,k;ng his
:s,ioe,:.i;x ~ sSenase Fnr NV o,yn mart.
4 y, M sas s,,,r,.J, 90 soI,;e,, - M. Cal'
,o,n - rrnnas;ar, ,o;I;,orv cnon;ry
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-01-13

is~< fhr f,f, ttipt ha9 tsceehi. ~
80 ,'se..if - lAen 20 ihie eiss snonv
sl'sf 'fo i1n ~ II sna ioaas ~ ne srs.
''%''Yt "'o ia'tei i1cssgIiag sesiye.lts,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-01-13

ne Jcl.se % n i.rcsct' stifes a mo-
t'un - fctoH4fef lsc tn,e bg. -
''e lieuse hat sris rSs ,s's...,g ragsH
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-01-13


ed 70 he and appear at a sribrcmc
Conrt.ef the United Stuscs, 70 be 6nld-
en- a* washington. on the sccond Mon
day a. January next, pursuant To- n
witt Of srrof, filed IN the Clerks Office
Of the Superior Court Of the State Of
Georgia, for Hall county, in tine coun-
~ of Hall, wherein George Tassle.
alias George Tassel, alias Gscrre Tas.
sle, alias George TassIle, is pinintifr -
error, and the said State or 0cora;m
IL defendant in error, to show cause.
Il any there be, why Judgment rem. |
dcred against the said George. ns in |
the snid writ ofcrror nscutiuned sLouid 1
not be corrected, and Why SPEEDY jas-
ticc should not be done 10 che parties I
In that bcIhnIf. te 'f;r'T
Witness, the honorable John Mar
shall, Chief Justice Of that sn;d
Supreme Court Of nv United
Stascs, the 18th dav Of December
IN the year Of Our Lord. 1870 {
(signed) 1AIAaspAL1.
ChicfJustice ofthc United States.
The eomo,ittce to whom sI,c ahose
had been referred, made the following
ressort,. which was agreed. to by The
House aud concurred in BY The SEN
ate
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-01-13

This aday
alteration or priv
private bins weFo /
Mr., Hall, from III,
zsxPen0ruTes, pres
ancs Of the resolut
subject Of the mil
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-03

and reported to yOu in due time, bas been susef-
ed to 60 without the .'tcst OF legal invest'sa'
tion?"
Nothing SO much discourages an agent III MS
honest exer,,,ns, as to find his principal mockins
his efforts.
Among your lette,s from South Carolina IN
July, 1880, is one, which will snow the case al
luded to.
Your obedient servant,
n Quondam Post Master.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-03
COMMUNICATED.
rs. c. July o., 1881.

-,(S. c. July q, 1851.
To UIRiam r. Barry. Esq.
SIR: In your Circular Of 18th July. 1851, adj
dressed to Post Masters and Mail Contractors,
speaking of the abuses of the Thanking privilege,
you say, =" Let no elevation of character, or OF
Office, deter you from bringing to the test of le-
gal investigation. any person against whom evil
dence Of this offence may be procured"
Do you expect a Deputy Post Master to make
a second attempt at bringing to the "test" you
speak Of, when he finds that a gross fraud, Of
the kind alluded to, practised upon the Post Of
fee Department by a person in an " elevated Of
fee, " through the Washington Office and his,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-03
ALEXANDRIA,. DC.
vED yEs0aY MORNING. AUGUST s, 1851.

The Common Council of New York have Of
fered a reward of $500 for the detection and con-
yictiop OF the murderer of the young man named
Warner. who, it will be recaliected, was shot
some weeks ago, while in the evening closing the
windows of a store at the corner Of Delaney and
Sheriff streets.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-03

Steam Engines .-Onc of our late I.ordcn pa
pers says, that it has been ascertained that there
are in England not less than $4,000 steam engines
at work, some Of almost incredible power. There
is one in Cornwall of athousand horse pouer!'-
Taking it for granted that, OH an average, these
engines are only of IS horse power each, il would
be equal to SIS, 900 horses.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-03

1t has been officially announced TO Mr.. o'Con'
nell, By the Attorney General for Ireland that
no further proceedings would be taken in the 60
vernment prosecutions against him and Others
for evading the proclamation Of the Lord Lieu.
tenant to suppress the meetings for the repeal CT
the Union.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-03

The Boston and Worcester Railroad Company
has been organized Nathan Hale, Esq. has been
chosen President.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-03

At Pittsburgh, on Friday morning, the Ohio ri
yer was ten feet above low water mark and rising
Much rain had fallen during the month of July
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-03

The United States frigate Hudson, Cam. Gas
sin. sailed from Rio Janeiro, for New York, via
Bahia, OIL the 18th June.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-03

A correspondent of the Boston Centinci men
tons the Hon. FISHER AMEs among the great
American Statesmen whose dccease has taken
place on the anniversary Of our nation'sindepen'
deuce. He died on the 4th Of July, 1903.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-03

From EyaL.-We learn from Capt. Savage, of
the brig Harbinger, from Fayal; whence she sail
cd on the Cd Juiy, that the young Queen Dona
Maria de GIoria's troops took possession of Fav-
al JUNO IA, Miguel's soldiers retiring to st. MI
chaels, which place was to be attacked.
Boston CentineL.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-03

In the vioIent.storm of Sunday night. the light.
ming struck the large building lately erected by
Mr.. ShipIey, at the corner of St. Paul, and Fay
cite streets, tore some bricks from the chimney,
and broke the glass in a window of the fourth
story. The storm was unusually severe.
baltimore .4RericGn.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-03

Brig Cordelia. at quarantine, from Trinidad,
was boarded of CuOa by the U. S. ship Natchez,
John T. Newton. commander, or a cruise, and
informed that on the %mernine Of 10th of July, II,
b. NJ. ship Blossom, after being ashore twenty
four hours on the rocks off Cape Antonio, was got
off by the assistance Of the Natchez. The Bios.
som had thrown her guns overheard. aud other
wise l~ightened the ship. After rendering every
assistance in her power, the Natchez proceeded
on her cruise. -Boston Patriot.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-03

Increase in 90 years, 1911, OF an average Of
500 per annum.
In the 81 years. from 1898 to 1880, the build:
,pss have increased 81, 662: or an average of 486
new buildings each year of the whole series.
TPouLson's american.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-03

Tie Charleston City Gazette TINS severely
rates the new novel of :. The Inco.nito," which
has recently appeared:
The s%iiliest, stupidcst stuff, that, without ex.
ception, we ever remember to have undertaken.
The vilest consIomeration of vile materials, put
together in the vilcst manner. and by the vilest
uorkman. Worse, If possible, than all the pre-
yIous accidents of the same author-wore than
Observation-Disclosures tolerable than a ~fricassee of
pine Eurs to a man, or feed of iints to II horse"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-11
LEES
CELEBh.4IED d. HIGHLY IMPROVED
EAMXLE N5iEIRCC1Rrr.s

q EE : Aou Bilious PIs, odmnahIy nSSn.o,
rs carry oil supciiuuus bile, aud to ,r.vcnt
morbid sccrct'"ns. Price p and 80 cts. pcr buy
I'm boxes - WV
LEES Worm Lozenscs, IA certain ind p,,,..,t,
remedy Tor destroying all kinds of worms Pr, ~,
cents per box, IN TIN boxes.
LEE ) Elixir certain and cHcctual remedy r.-
obstinate Colds, coughs, weak stomachs Sc Pm
II per bottle. '"'
ii.HS Sovereign Ointment for the Itch war,,p,
"a To- cure nom one application, Ifco from me rcury q,
any nrrnlc'ous ingredient. Price 371 cents per Lox
LEE = gca"inr Persian Lotion. renders the skin
Ucl''t'ty SOFT ana smooth improves the cumplcNiou
Price 80 els per bottle.
ZEE = Essence aud Extract of Mustard. an inf,l
hblc remedy tor spTrns bruises rheumatism pun,h
ness; Nc Price q per bottle.
LEES i'p-Salvc. Price 30 cts. l,r hox
! LEE Nervous Cordial, or Gsa,d Res,oyat;v,
most valuable medicine for great and general Jrbl;
~ nervous disorders, loss OF appetite &c. pr;co -
per bottle. N' -
LEES Aguc and Fever Drops warranted to cu,c
bottle $500 - 'e"'s per
LEES Indian Vcge;abl Specific, certain and Of
ioctuaI cure Tor ,cEc uul and sUrorlc,a. Pr;rc 9,
each, box and bottle %
LEES Tooth Ach Drops. which Give immo5;,,o
r'E't. Price 80 cts. per bottle
LEE = Tooth Powder, which clcansrs and bc,r,i
lies the teeth Price 30 cts. per bottle,
LEES Eve Water, "A certain cure for s,rc o,o,
Price 80 cts per bottle. NE'S
LEES Anodync Elixir, for the cure of hood ,c,o,
pnce 81 per bottle "I'es'
LEE Corn Plaster, for rculovinr and dcs,,o,ir,
corhS. Price 30 cts. per packet For sale by
1ov 3-law II c. MCNAMARA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-11

"ncc On their progeny flc has heretofore stood in
Kentucky, where bloo5ed mares. are scarce; and
where the decided par'ialty for the Virginia ero, K.
produced n most unequal competitions; vet, under
these disadvantages; IA" has produced sumo among
the best racers raised IN the Slate thor"h It
was no, until he forced himself into notice that
he was patroniScd by the breeders at thc turf The.
subscriber has m h,s possession lct,s from Col.
Bui"rd. near Lexington. Kentucky. Ia distinguished
raiser aud patron al the 'ur) who has been breed
ing rom HIM the last two years lie saws his colts
are OF equal or super sIEe 10 his colts from the
same mares Gy any other horse; that he has two
year old FLY, fifteen hands HIGH; aud his ,carlnu
colts equally promising; and that hr docs not he
herc that any horse could have gotten as rood ra-
GERS on al the So me mares. have also many other
tcSim"riaS In the same effect; and one from DR..
Lewis Marshall. II mention HIM. because presume
u" Is known 10 many gentlemen Vrgna:i h.
speaks Ot the stock IN tn highest terms, particularly
oil their superior SIZE and fine form And all the
gentlemen with whom have correspondent, concur
IN the Fact, that he has been let Ia no aloord mares
until the last Two years; TINT HI, colts by them
have rot yet come on the turf The distinguished
racers he has produced, k0sylna supposed by many
Inc very best rae" horse ever raised M Kentucky !
ANA Others, have been from common mares. Tx
reference To the American Turf Rsgj.,cr. vol /.
page III. he Is spoken Of producing striking ana
very superior race "f horses in Ken uckv.
March ~. laiGt JOHN TUCKER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-11
MEDICINES. &C.

ysyl1, .tis9, NS'
l. ,ece,vrn , :, I :, rec l,u' ana Is no"
=, part 81 MS Sprung supply OF Drugs,
lowing articles, VIZ:
$50 kegs white load
. do Spanish brown
/ ccroors spanish pI,,,
- bills Spanisa brown
too IN do wlii~r
30 spiri's turnru,;.r
: do ca.ior oh
ao.o lbs putty
= boxes window Ga,
son g5n bottle corks
d, kIJIcr's srror,,, ,,,',,,,,;,,.
10 cay,rno pcppar
P,pc clay. for C,aaniIt, sy,l.cr's ha,.s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-11
6~WWw@& @@M@ @AMM 90

\VIkGiNiA:-A, rules, holden in the clerks Office
"i tle superior court OF cbancery for the Rich
mond district the 4ih day OF April, 1881: John VIM
curator Of the estate Of Elias wills. decd, uIf
against j. w. ToEey, Chas. T.. Lee, and CYRUS park
hurst, dciis.
The defendant Cyrus Parki.urs., not h,yip, enter
dhis appearance and given security according 10
the act OF Assembly AMI the rules of this court and
IT appearing by satisfactory evidence thar Il, - mo,
an lnhab''ant OF THIS cuuniry: II i, ordered that the
sad dele nIdn do appear here on tie first fav of the
nest June term. and answer the bill of the plaintiff
and That copy OF this order be forthwith inserted
N some newspaper published in the c ~ Of Rich,
nond Tor tw" months sucoessvely, aud posted al the.
front door Of the capitol, in the said city.
% copy. itste, WIN 6. PENDLETov. G. c.
NViKINIA.h At rules, holden in the c'erk's ofTic.
OF The superior curt Of cbancery for The Rich
mond district, the ith day Of April, 1881. ] T-Caw.
AMI WIN. u. McCaw, pits, against Walter Jones' in
ms own rRh', and as executor Of Catherine Mccall
decd, James Robertson, AMI William Swami, dcns.
Tie defendant Walter Jones, not having entered
his appearance and given security according TO the
act OF Assembly and the rules Of this court, and il
appearing ny satisfactory evidence that he ~ not an
inhabrant Of this country. II is ordered that the id
defendant do appear here the first day Of the next
June term, and answer the bill Of the plaintiffs: and
that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published IN the city If Richmond
tor two months ssiyely, and posted al the front
door of the capitol, in tho sad city.
- COPY. Tcste wm. G.. PENDtErov, G. c.
NWlRGINiA.-At rules, holden IN The clerks 0lc e.
" OF the superior court Of chauccry for the
lhchmnnd district, the 4b day of April, 1881 Mary
PendIcon, formerly Mary Burnley, pitt, against
samuel OycrtOr, Richard Overton, and BENJAMIN
Pollard, dts.
The defendant Richard Overton. not having enter
ed hls Appearance, aud gwen security according to
the act NJ assembly and the rules Of this court and
itapp'arug, by satisfactory evidence, thst he 10 not
nhabtsnt ~ this country it is ordered, that the
said defendant do appear here on the first day Of
the 10 ~ June term, answer the bill of tho plaintiff
and that copy If tins order be forthwith inserted in
soTe newspaper published ~ the CITY OF Richmond,
ior two months succcssvely, and posted The front
door OF the capitol IN the said city.
80 copy. rcstr, WIN. g.. PESnLLrDN G.. G..
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