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The Arkansas advocate., 1831-03-23

Reform ia Britaia.-The London Times, which perhaps expresses the feelings of the nation with as much fidelity as any other print in the country, gives the following enumeration of subjects, to which the at tention of the new administration should be directed
 l. Retrenchment of Expenditures.
 ,. Parliamentary Reform.
 3. Reform in the Law Proceedings.
 4. Revision of the Poor Laws.
 ,. Abolition of the Game Laws.
 6. Total Repeal ofthe Corn Latos.
 T. A better distribution of the Taxes, and entire release from some of them; and s. .an ooerfhro,o of all oile .Noaopoties, which enable individuals, or knots of men to rob the community, in manner at once insulting to the rights of commerce, and fuinous to its solid interests
 Bufalo outdone.-During the good sleigh- ang which we have had for ten or twelve days past, the Captains and others belong ing to vessels, have taken several boat rides on the land, by putting small boat on sleigh, drawn by four or six horses; in one of their ride they went to Black Rock. To return the compliment, fine birch canoe was put on tandem sleigh. and about fifteen, Tn full Indian costume, with paddles, bows, &c. came up to Buffalo, yes- terday morning. We acknowledge 1t to have been the most novel expedition that we ever saw. The appearance was truly native, and the whole well sustained. As the canoe moved through onr streets at a brisk trot, they kept stroke with their pad- dies, to the time of music. Buffalo folks acknowledge beat.-Bi!f. Republican. Port of .Neao- York.-Thc customs col lected at the Port of New Y ork during the third quarter, amount To S4 ,7Sl, l2S a3, be- Ing an excess compared with the cores Bonding quarter Of last year. of half mil aon of dollars.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-03-23

.uarch g, 1881. 52-3w $4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-14
Extract OF letter from jefferson, Culneper TO the
FoR THE VINO.
10 .Messrs. Brodnar, Morris and Bayl,.

10 .NeSSTS. BTOdnGr, Morris and BGyIy
GENTLEMEN - You gave testimony il anoears
before the House of Delegates, to the effect-,ha
nothing was said in the Conventionor perh.ps thought
as TO the constitutional difficulty presented by tho
Henrco case; and you seem to think that for this
reason, and because the phraseology of the Old Con-
sitution was adopted, THAI the practice was adop,,
along with IT. and that having been adiudred bv tho
Old House of Delegates. under the Old Constitution
Vt was not competent for the present House of Dele
gates under the new Constitution to depart from
tho precedent.
beg leave to address to you the following ques
riCs:-
Do you not kacp, that the Convention intended 70
require residence as an indispensable qualification in
the Representative:
Do you not knoio that if the Convention had SIM
posed they had lett the phroseoogy the ConstitI-
ton such rs that by colour of It's authority resident
Of any County, town, borough or election district,
could Je elected to represent County, town borough
cr election district. Of which lie igas not in common
sense. and in matter IF fact resident that the Con-
venlion would have proceeded at once, and without
di"sion to change the phraseology, Ms to REQUIRE
residence still more cmphatIcally, than they have
done: If indeed, that be possiblcl
No" gentlemen, it this is the truth and the whole
truth, what was the intention Of the Virginia Con
vcntion?
VIII any oac OF You say that this was not their in
tcnti0n, Gr. respectful scTyt,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-14
a PALPAPLE HIT.

The New York Commercial Advertiser of Jan. 10
says:
"coNsIsrENcY. The Richmond Enquirer SAYS that
throughout his whole life, the President has seemed
the man hat he was Now in 1924, thereabout.
according to the sar'e Journal, tho election of the
presen incumbent spoken of as what would prove
"a to the country We have therefore been
duly mathematical since the fourth of March, 1898
and this must be what the Enquirer means in the SEN
tence first above quo ted"
The Commercial ought to make little allowance
for circumstances In 1924, Gen. Jackson was in a
ninori,y-and what to politician can be a greater
cnrse9 At that time, therefore he seemed curse {
our neighbor-and tina, noighbor himself. snys Gen
jackson has seemed throughout his whole life thr
man that he tcas " But do no; circumstances alter
cases' Certainly. What then can be more natural
than that Jackson being course in 1924 having fe
TO sustain his pretensonst the Presidency same
Jackson, unaltered in every respect but having ma
sority of the People at his back, in 1928 should bo
all that perfect?
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-14

De- The Legislature having disposed of all the con-
tested elections. and neither the Executive the
Judiciary Committee having yet reported, the pro-
Ceedings are devoid of interest.
Yesterday, the Committee of Courts of Justice had
leave sit during the session of the House. and this
being the case, may hope that the Judiciary scheme
will soon be presented That matter DISPOSED of and
the Executive and Judicial elections made we do no,
see what ought detain, will detain the General
Assembly in session, beyond the usual period. The
ordinary business of legislation is both less and more
advanced, than is common at this season.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-14
s7VeOtice.

AZ virise Of Deed of Trust dated 10Th Dec.
A. 1880, and recorded in the Clerks Office OF
HenE!co county Court, executed to the subscriber
as trustee by Nelson Cary For the satisfacton of bs
general creditors, will be sold the Springfield Pits
II Henrico on Saturday the ed instant If fair. il
not the next fair day. Sundays excepedl at Pubic
Auction to the highest bidder, several valuable slaves
a quantity of furniture and about 1000 bushels of
co2!. "he terms will be cash, for all sums of $50
or less-and credit Of six months for larger suss
Bonds with approved security, will be required of
the purchasers. The creditors of Nelson Cary arc
requested TO attend the sale
Jan IO--eoGt II RHODES
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-14

PANEL MINOR, takes his method OF inform.
~ ing his friends and the public generally, that he
has been unavcidably detained to the North To such
~ had engaged him 10 clean their Clocks annually ne
bcgs leave TO say so soon his engagements cease
here, (Which he hopes will be in few months he shal
be in Virginia, where he intends permanently 10 re-
side, and will then have u IN his power TO attend re-
GuIarly TO his business. TO his friends and custom.
ors he returns his sincere thanks, 0ud hopes he merits
continuance Of their patronage.
NV Jrusyy. Ian 1891 rte
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-14

NoRTH CARorrN i.-The Resolutions il which
"the assumption by Congress of the powers to appro-
priate money to execute projects ofIncrral Improve
mcut, such as the making of Roads and the cutting
Of Canals within the limits the individual States
is declared to DC entirely gratuitous, and direct and
palpabe violation of the Constitution" as adopted bv
the House Of Commons, we're laid on The irJIe in
the Senate, by vote of43 to tO.-IN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-14

Turnpike byway of Kngwood in Preston, TO in,erseet
the contemplated road from Winchester to the Ohio
Hive-. at some point best calculated to promote the
public good.
Heso!Yed, That said Committee be further instruct
cd " enquire into the expediency of constructing n
road from Beverly in Randolph, by way of Germany
settlement in Preston, to nterscct the said Winches
ter Road at some poin, conducive TO the public
good.
On motion of Mr.. Leigh, the Committee of Courts
OF Justice had leave to sit during the session of the
House.
On notion OF MIR. DAWSON, the House pursuant to
order ct the day. resolved itself into Committee of the
whole, Mr Hhoso in the Chair, on the bill 'lni,inr
real actions and right of entry" After some time
spent therein and the adoption of various resolutions
'hr COMMITTEE rose on motion OF Mr.. Jackson and re-
ported the bill as amended To the House. which on
motion OF Mr. linn, was laid the table and ordered
TO b. printed
On motion of Mr.. Jones, the Committee of Claims
was instructed to enquire into the expediency of re-
funding to Teacie Savage, late Sheriff of Elizabeth
CITY the sum of oriy-two dallars.
The Speaker presented a communication from the
Governor, Transmitting aertsn resolutions Of the Ken
lucky Legislature relative tn road from Big Sandy
TO ,ennessee-whch on motion Of Mr. McCoy was
laid on he table
Many bills read first and second time,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-14
PRY.
WAsmINGToY. Lannnrv u.

~ ASHiNIIoN' January -.
We copied yesterday. from the New York Mcrcu-
RIO statement Of the pro5ab bic death OF General Boil
icrr. We have since seen letter from the Li6era-
Tor himself to gcniIcmnn of this city, late as the
10Th OF Nnvcmbcr, in which he is not only silent a=
TO any Illness or i'll health, but expresses himself
throughout in tone of checrfulncss. We are in
duccd TO hope, therefore, that the report both Of
his dccCnSc' and dangerous illness, incor-
rect Nat. IR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-14

Several amendments made the bill, anu others pro
posed which occasiuncd discussion between Nessis
Nerpanck White Of Florida, Wilde ingersol, Williams and
Clay ] he bill having been gone through with,
Nlr Drayton moved that the Committee, take up bill or
the payment of certain ounicd volunteers OF Arkansas"
the motion nrgaiivei: whcIeupcn,
The COMMITTEE rose anG CpoliCdihc approximation bills.
and thcp
Tie House adjourned
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-14

We learn from Cincinnati paper, that the steam.
boat Delaware struck upon snag, and sunk, on the
26ih ult between Pittsburg and Wheeling-the cargo
was taken out and brought down by the Reindeer
The boat, it was expected, will be got UP.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-14

Frc'h",. The inland streams Of PENNSYLVANIA.
nave swollen enormously in consequence Of the late
rains. The Wikesbarre Herald of Friday last states
that on the Saturday and Sunday previous the Sus,
quehannn, Swollen by the late heavy rains rose bank
high on the Wilkesbnrre side The bank on the King
sion sde was entirely oyGriiown, and portion Of the
flat lands inundated III
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-14
BnBCATIoN,

MY school Will be continued the ensuing yccr.
lVh MY co nrsc Of instruction will comprehend the
Greek and Latin Languages, English Gramrua r.
English Composition, Geography, with the usc O!
Maps and Globes, Ma'hcuu and Arithmetic.
The school VIII commence Monday, the oath Of
January 1851, and terminate on thC 10th day Of nc
con5cr following There viii be n vacation of four
weeks commencing on The 10th day Of June. .Thc
charge iIr board, tuition, wasi'ng lodging and fuel
will be- hundred and ton dulrs rayahls one hall
on the Let day of june i55l and the other half on
the LIST Of December following.
The discipline Of the school will be parental and
"a much and kindness will be extended to boys
conilCd iO ms instruction. as to my children
My residence IS remote from Tho haun's of vice
and immortality and remarkably healthy. tits situ1
ted ~ tho county oi Louisa SO miles from Richmond
and the II5c distance from Fredericksburg. The
stage irom fredericksburg TO Cartcrsv'c passes By
my residence, md that from Richmond 10 Harrison
burg within short distance 81 a..
Letters to me should be- directed 10 "GlJinNr's &
Roads Louisa" iVM NELSON, Jun'r
gpv g--tanf
A MEETING, ut INC Managers to ~ Assembly
s,,f.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-14
PUBLIC SALE.


SEII!.L be sold, OH Thursday, 27th of this month
lIanuary.) If fair, If not the next fair dav. on
the plantation belonging ~ the estate of John w
Iomi'n. deed in King William County, opposite the
town OF New Castle, a large stock of Horses Cat.
tie Sheep and Hogs; or seven hundred barrels ne
Corn, quantity of Blade and Top Fodder; also one
" aggon. several OK and TUmbr. Carts and all the
Plantation Utensils sc &c.
credit until the FIST Of January S32 will be al
lowed on q! sums above ten dollars. upon the pnrchn
seTs giving bond wi approved security for that snm
and under, Cash wilt be equred
WIN CUNNINGHAM
admir- De bonis on Of j. w Tomlin, decd
I!an-ve-, ian @'h. l"3I-law Is
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-14
EXECUTORS Sale

kYiL be sold on Thursday the Goth Jav Of lab
w "7ry. AT Charles-Cit Court-lIouse. for cash.
~ or 80 N"Eroos; amongst thsrn NAV be found some
OF the most valuable Nacr?Ts that belcpred to the
i.s'f'c o. Ih" a'' John N:"-c - Smiths, Cooks
>Hsi-rat') OSieES, that have been bred IN Train
ing Stable; Riders. Maid Servants. rough Ship
carpenter end C0n'her. ond some likely Bows; be.
sides several families Of most rxcslant aha racter-
Fer7onS w!snug to purchase viii seldom meet with
so l!v2sau!e an opportunity TO supply themselves with
liLs AN Cd! property. "OHN. WILLIAM &
COLLIER Ii MINGE,
Jan lI--H05td BIC EX'Ore If John Nine dcc,I
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-14

Me- Gardner ode, Of Warren county. Pa, was kill
cd at Springfield. in that county, last week, by the
accidental discharge Of gun IN the hands of SIr Ira
Allen, Of 10" same Cpuujy --rB.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-14
BY DaYEWpOHT. .4LLE.N u 90. = :
Bank Stock at Auction.

ES \ vrture of powers OF attorney, received from,
- London. will on Monday the i7,h instant, at
- rrt'-f sell 20 the highest bidder. at the Mer-
chan Crt"e ilonse. Ter cash. Gig Shares or Siocl,
II The Ea1S E "'r-:n-. and GO Shares in the Far
narS Bank of Virginia belonging to an estate
Sale .. be conducted by jas. II. Lynch
Jan !l-td< JAMES CNSEIF
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-14

Farmers Bank Of Tirginia
FsIHE President and Directors have declared ,
= dividend Of two and half per cent, on ,hc
capital stock Tor the last SIX menths which will b.
paid to the Stockholders on the 18th instant
ian 3-2awit WA. NEEERNIS, Cash'r'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-14

A MEETING, ot INC Managers to bo Assembly
~ Balls, Is requested 90 TrrpSichore Hail GA 80
u.d y next thc 18Th met, o. 10 o'clock, \. -.
4 iuil atton.s--g J, c5y.c..'t I.s.,.,
"a So
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-30

The n. Mefiin Vsa Boren, RIni.,er Penipo,eu.
lazy aud Eovoy Extraordinary IA, Couri OF s, Janice
called hIs morning in the Packet ship PRECEDENT Cans
sin ChomPlin, Tor Lo9don. HE was accompanied fy
tho newly appointed Secretary Of lie alon, Aifon Val
Esq AID lie 500, MIR. john Van Barren, " o will offI-
cisie d. hs IrIya's secretary,
l. i. well bnO~n thh,, since General Jaekson has
administered the efaifs OF she gyveFnnsnl, he las
adopted 'no custom OF ,endiug Minis abroad in
SoFsIEi"eo' Ve-sei 3nd peTgap no oce u his
standardization hos Bet with more uuivessa appgola.
too irue, he people Tbr service /. usAlu 20 Jur Ma.
Val OAssrg. as atlofdiSs hem oppof uniies Vsltng
pofte a. wbich a' seldom touch he tegu-
lar eoorsr ot duly, aud its Unaffected @b any sd
diiisUs eXpsnse the Cove snen Tue vesssIs per-
forming tbs dniy alive 70 destined a tour OF ser.
vice 10 the Mediterranean or PaciGc. lndspendc mt OF
she bsnehs 10 The Navy ths re'pes,, IL IS also eel
euatsd 20 give to ninisssfe higher standing at
the courts to which they seas; aud ,he psessuee cf
our aimed vessts 10 'h5 pOrls OF Europe not eaeu.
lstsd 20 rs-iud The gOVetpment OGT noble achieve.
0p"ns upon tro osesn, aud eur ability end Seer0ina-
lon 10 rssist he sishes cement upon our righ,
T. al itast eefvtfeais 10 bc eausr Of freedom and d..
bsra pyineiples The pr,seGce u admirably equip.
Ped slips, oc digsip9c Of he msn aud cofreei lie.
po iusnt oi Tbs tcer, daily end houry convey 10 ihe
innsbiisn's O. Europe ptssnss demousuation Of tbs
ihSofy of our Govcrnme0t AID sbe espdbiiiy OF tho
people TO govern themselves Without no interpolation
H. pursuance OF 80 policy OF t-e administration in
ssLdDs ou' our GaiIs5s 10 govern 1eut vessels. Ihs
irge Potomac was ordered TO hs gcri 10 convey Mr..
Van Buten ard suii 20 his pace 81 dssiiDaton. He
BID made all HE srtep2emsD' seeord'Dgy, "hen tho
oiiciai arsouDte o. the murder and age committed
upon N" crew Of ihs American sbip FtendtbiP ID ibe
lJoiah OseaD, by h- Msiays was laid before " Pre-
sGs end he WI'h his usual rrompioes, dttefm!nsd
,tat t'e dssnsiioD tie Po om-S ioud be charged.
Mr.. Van Buren, wac Peimtttd TO 20 oui In Of our
paeset,, Cap. Cassin wi sail with Inc
gobs eiip uUJsf bis e0mnad iyf he projection Of cur
mu o 90 in IN laden Ocean, He hat orders 10 de.
m,ud Of tbs auito OF Matacea the is,uediais sxs-
sLtOD Of he uur esers, and 10 ease OF refusal, TO
destroy their own and iD1.s summeTy pupisbmeDt
upon ne % iou 90 Toe az ept Ct HE stni
Mr.. Va Buen was steoml aned 70 ibo steamboat
by humorous cen Oi isief ,wlO ovnatb live
y initTc.s 10 his ~eare a0d Who ere q sdy 10 pro,
ice ts iaif lame IL the base sspeTsons OF his ene
roiFs dufug bis absence from the country. We Wish
him plssssh' voyage SefcsS ibs lsn'if, sud feel
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-30
NEW ADvNnTIsnMa Mps.

NJ U TARIFF OF PRiCES.-FREE TRApE-
IS Edrtheaware, Locking Glasses, Se.-The Sob
ser hsis I'll lof ST, NE stgsst and comps,s
so,tnsn' OF Ee,.tentoorc, Glass. Cana, Plain and
GiH, Looking. Gla,ses, SC, which he N,w-YJIk
marke,wiii si1ld, eo .ag evory s,yo and variety OF
the nsw.si paie,nF They return their mos, cordial
'hsnk 10 their ffi rs in hs S1o,hsrn a;es ios heir
supper, in tue p,Tsasuiien now sarryiny on against
them, Tor 'hi Ieiusa 70 'in conbna,ion in izing
Ii i, manly attributable 10 Ihs ,nhlsn:s Of our Souh
o;u t,isnds, that have euabed 10 su,v.ve hus
Tar /, his mont Try suslioo; exposed TO he eombn-
cd ;nhicnes AMI saith oil the whole rads ende avas-
ing TO cHec olr fuin AMI expulsioa from busuess.-W.
pledge uur'e'vss 10 eGds give the m every a.
isfasiion IT, our power, regards The quality Of our
go'd' bs exeshsnce oil our packers, aud the Town.
Di our Ir css Tor Cash or CJ Acceptance; ard IN
TURF, solicit from hem cooiino OF iheir patron
sge and PAseu arly request those ~ho HAYS iLhue nee
with their enjs 10 exert il in our behalf iru,,
the cause IL they all Interested TO- aud much
benefit will from their feud.y aeis in hr
way. Ihss been said the Combiia,en was brokrs
up As regard price, this il ruc apd all, Vi nj,
friends f,o,, viii slow that have sfs eed ,his
chang; bu, We d1 Fri. Us, that p rid
since commenced system Of unshaskied price o.
were wo IA greater wan, OF assistance thsu ibe pre-
sent momeo'. TAi' com5ina'itn OF m'a are lsaving
as mssps unred Tor eff cling ruin, ,hai ihey maj
rev.va ,;is old .ysisn credit aud
sailei 10 sTssy shape. our impcria'ons waytaid and
stopped in ENVY instance where threat suic,on,
10 ntimidAis i'e manufacturers rom Supplying us:-
in 6ue, 40 xsiion tEoubls which ibe msce o.
M coud devs,, has bssn neglse,ed in This struggle
TO subdue We onre mere call vpoa every lend
OF free eade 10 We up supper, snd pledse
nifty Z. j. BARROW co
IS JVaftr Street obore Old Slip
August 90 80 81
NJ TIE Eiro et ihs Eaquirer and whig, a. Rich
rlond Yug 'u@n at Lyachbur,r Spectator AZ Sanntoo,
IntslIssucer Ps,ersbufg, Hs."ei =, Fradericsbnrg
Yrgnian at nchcsisr, Bsacon a, N" ok, Patriot az
Fincas'ie, aud Reporter 81 Dlntule, Will pnbih the
above tho OF So so, ard seud hsir accounts
TO Enquirer Tor collection.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-30

u AND FOR sALE-wn be offered for sale on
ID ias 22i day OF Sspsmber neS' lar, u net, the
first fair day thereafter, the Uses, tho aet o.
land in Kug ard Qi-en county, N. ~ Dutkrk the
late res{ence OF Thomas Garneti, doc -, called Mil
Farm s supposed 10 contain hu. jared acres or
taersabou' minute description Of TIL. property IL
doomed unnecessary, a. IL Ia pTsruusl hos, Wishing
20 pusebase will view Tor hsmseye,, pre- 10 The
day oil ssle butt is moi Improper bore s.ae, ha IL
Is situated 10 very des'aoio nsShbo, hoo' un'
gGshsd dixie tor ITS Industry, Int ana
aGd within two miles Uf navigation. The bulldogs
sre in & od oIdsr, consisting # large, airy well
butt two-alo'y brick dwelling houss. wnh four rooms
and passage door, kitchen with fouf rooms, dairy
meai-h9uTe, is;-hcuse. ov"tsee,'s hou'e, aud
uar,ers saje bs;p esfri@gs house, con housss Sc
Thets /. az excellent oV.rshoi g'is mill attached
tbs Farm, whirh will b. ,on T.n u. The coil oil the
Farm 'qua 10 aly land ia tbs yicii y, and IL
in iDProvng sontit yield NJ good fssurns o. 'he
usDal crop s,Owa .6is sc,ipn OF Virginia. There
viii, lie time aud piAce, Be eel tupdry c'hsf
rrOresy, sons'sns OF psBta'isn u,en s, rsqprsd
in IN psitn OF he present eo,, cattle, hays,
sbeep, bo'ses, mares aud Terms will be MAE
known q, sale, aud Ii be a, accommodating 90 lie
siua'ijn OF h csiaie ,ii sdni.
JAMES GARNETT, Ajm'o-
A4,ing under the WI { roooss Garnet, decd
Aug 80 82-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-30

~ OIlCE The subscriber HAVING, at col>lder. bie
" expense, prepared Race C,urss, al nlaes cal.
led Winieifsd, the Coal M;nss IN C6.sseIfisla
eounty and jockey CLUB having b4eu recently essb
shed ihsTe, no 'akss this eihod announce 10 hs
public, that tbs tall races over Will com
mence ON the third Wednesday In September, 1881,
AMI continue ,hrse days.
lat day, sweep sisk. 70. 8 years cid coils snd FL.
irs-n,ile hea,e. ~
"a day, ;hs Pcoptieicr'a Pur.e--miia heat
81 day, hs Jockey Club -Pdr"-2 nile heats aud
probably rnul. viii he 10 OF tho 4,h dSy
g. b. WoOi.DRIGE, Proprietor.
Angus, 80 % a,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-30
AUDITORS OFFICE,
Ausu,'l 6
July 20, 1881.

TENHE DELINQUENT LAND LIsfs for the coun-
a Ties of Lewis, Preston, Wood Mason, Grayson,
Caboil Tyler, Monroe, Brooke, Giles, Nicholas Tsze
well and Scott, have been printed and extensively dis
iribu,ed throughout the State, and in other staes-
The lists Of Randolph and Ohio in the printers
hands, and those for the remaining Aeghany and
Valley counties are in Of rapid psfaon IS
possible. JAS r. HEATH, Auditor
august 3. B-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-30
The State IF -aio6ama, Circnit Conf, Aptl
Tdskoioosu c,unty. FERN. 1881.
TbSmas X Billing. A.s's. pfc.
u.s. : Alta hi


YHNdIS Cay eau The Plain'iff by his Attorney and
IL 4 being suggested 20 ,hs eourl sSa, Richard ID n
nis sehr The ieeudant in this action, has, ,ince The
comnsncsnent Thereof, departed tAi Life, and TIA, biz
residences at 'se iiwe Of his death beyond be iu
ts OF ,h,' ate IL 10 he, fore, urjessi by tn.
'ha, .he sa's be son inued until The mex, regular
oil this court, and ba,n the tune icaioa he
made Tor SIX sus cseiive weeks in the Richroni Ea-
quher, & newspaper OF Richmond, Virsinia) inio IN
ing ihs said Richard Dnis SEM. # aiivs, add il not,
hen n 5 Execu OF or AimHt,rAtor OF ,hs pending OF
tais attachment, and requiring thu defendant or hi.
legt representa- iva ia appear and make defence by
he nesttssm ct ibis court proceedings vii be had
er pGrte. Copy. T-,t.
JOHN NJ, JENKINS. Clerk 2
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