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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-17
Huiti0n
In Draining, and in the spanish and Aaf'an

VI
Languages.
C PINISTHI respectfully offers TO :he ci''zens Of
>. Alexandria bis services to teach IN me "Do'e
branches ,. 49,
Mr.. pnistri is An ua'isu artist, has taught IN New
York fur the space Of twelve years, and IN hs Dstc
fn the IA three years. and is now teaching IN soe u"
tue n, g, re.pectable families oil this place
Drawing Is useful to ALTO young ladies' as M nc
compl shmeut and an elegant ish to thrh e""cs
lion. to Young gentlemen, to iaci'ste ana give an
ecan Gn IN to their course of pursuits, VIZ: TO law
yer in the use Of maps, direction of land. &c; 10
Doctor for tie anatomical study, drawing chemca
s,rnn.nts DC 10 a m ,rchant, to understand stamps
&c To- mec hanical professions, It IS not less
useful No tailor make grscei"' ana wen su,teu
Jss without it: To carpenters, shp-bu,iders, house
bnilders &c tits Indispensable: III iaet' mere eo'
H. a r.u.Gnish.d mechsnic Of any kind without
knowledge . Drawing
Price of Tuition:
For pupil, 90 lessons 20 a Qisr'er slo
Fam 70 pupi!s do do each
tn 8 do do DO 90
10 pupils and upwards do y"
Night class for yOung gentlemen VIZ
References:
New York, Hon Van "ensseiser, non " w. o'
den late ,iavor; Hon. James Kent, ohs"oe"ot' 40,
Washington, ID. G. Commodore Patterson shc "f'
Peters r,., r u.son
N.xandria, Chas. Chaplin, Esq. thomson Naso"'
p.o ,n,e w.,or. J.. Lewis AMI Carus, Esq
r. Inquire at TIL Book s,"re OF ID. Aaf''h' "hefe
subscriptions paperis lett
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-17
For FYeight
Eor Dus,nn & PortsmnNth.
p,Iti,u0rs Jackets.

- Y;s line Of packets is composed OF four me
,sA .r,orcr,. one Of which viii sai iroIn the DIS,
49,, from Baltimore every SATURDAY, For
80, ani o'e ''' x ". II. IRWIN.
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-17
4 u\eyicwn FAmx CaMt ass.

4 FURTHER supply Of Phen'x Mill canvass, ma,
uuiac,ured al Paterson, New ,rsey, just rsce'ved
which with stock ON hand make, tic assortment of
number. complete. For sale at factory prices by
s.nt ~ y ~ "a =. h. ] ,kNfY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-17
DYEING ESTABLISHMENT AND BOT
THING CELLAR FOR SALE.


THING CELLAR FOR SALE.
nESIRiNG to leave this town, offer to sell my
- Dyeinr establishment, ether in wholesale or re-
tail rs may be most convsni-nt to purchasers h'so'
nv B,tlng Cellar, with all kinds Divine, porter, ale'
beer bottles nogsesdS, sc
All persons to whom may owe, are requested TO
bring their bills and receive rlrrent, and those "h"
owe me, to come and settle with me IN the s""res'
time or else sh, have 10 employ a collector
Having be en- told that some Dyers, nv predecessors
in this Mace had left it carrying away with them the
Goods or Cloths which had been pa! under their care,
and II / being willing to do the same nor t" have
any repor,s of the kind made against me- earnestly
rroues, all persons Who have foods in my hands to
come and receive The same before The 18TH OF octoo e
inst or else shall have to sell them Tor p yment OF
ny labor
N. b. I have still on hand Bottled Beer Ae' and
Porter to supply my customers
oct l--tf
r. = GEORGETOWN Columbian, National lnteIigencer'
paI,,more American, three times, and send her &c
cuun:s to L. J. s.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-17
Eor Freight.

The brig ELiZi,
ba,p. John wOo'tsr h9r'hsn about aiUo . Ds,.
freight to the West indies OF 10 An east
1 --r;. ArrH A. c. CaZENOvE < Co.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-08-04
Collecfofs 2 Nofice..

.NTOTICE is hereby given to All peisens: I RI residents and non.r dents, who are by law liable t0 pay takes ih the town 0f Iaitch- field, that the snbscriber has waTSants to col. lect a .Statetax ofs0HC cent on tho dollar. and a Town tax of ase cents an the dolIaF, laldcn the assessment list fz 1880. will attend at Inc places herein mentioned 70 receive the same, to wit; at the pnhiie house Of Col Jas. Marsh in N0riffsld Society on M0nday the aath day of x1fnn Tlesday the soth st Mr. Pieke ID Farms Society, lCowles' ,stoI South Farms Stciety, frOsn f2 nm 6aftx on tho 8fst day at MT: Guild's i'm jlt0n Society from o'clock iiIl 3 aitsrn1 on ths l.t Moody of SEP. '- scnber, frosE 3 O 6'tlocI m 8. at Mf. Albert Sedewick's inn. Town tax 6n interest the lirst day of Septetnlser next. \ general at tendance ia expected on the suid dags, and travel fees saved. shah collect the fees af-
 JACOB KIEBORN; Collector. gE;fckfeEd. ymlN 50, 1880 sB
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-08-04

Afier considerable nFgument, which pFonised 10 be uHavaililg, the secretaries told tho tfcsdanl tat tev were by the country considered his ma real adviSefs, and tlaf f the article then in tyne shonld appear, 1t would be considered as reSaIiins ir0m their advice consent, which they would uoi allow and unless the article were recalled tlev vonld immediately rctiFe fro the cabinet. The nr. " conncilors were noi allowed admission to this con. terence, aud the president being without a packer, and fearing the cOnsequenceE consenied to withdraw the TePy-on 1le sngle condition that Ie editor of upgn tlle subject. - = =
 Wegiye the report as it apPearedin the is.,er, as near as we can recOllect.
 Atier the receipt of bur postscript we received letter from friend giving some addona Dar,;cnlSrs and slightly varying the statement aboVe.-U. S. Ca! xette.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-08-04
"A IMP MEETING

NTILIaB Be held III CofN,G0N Holl6i0, on
 vv the land Of Peter 1T. RDberts, one mile from R0berfs' tavarn, f0 Eonmenre on Th0rs- day the fifh of August next. and to end the Monday following. Christian people of alf de1onainatiUns are invited tO aitend.
 M. LUTHER MEAD.
 Gosken. Jalys 1891 g x N. B. Those friends of the meeting who wish refreshments can Dc accommodat6d at Roberts Tavern. B. ROBERTS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-08-04
BROKE ID INFO.

{ ii. inf ETy EI E subsEfiber's enclosure.
 ~ on the night 0f the S7th of
 jnly, tbmS no gear 6ld HEIF- - El3 3S, two ,Of them bright red, and two incliping upon the hrOwil.s no artid- cial marks. The owner is feqnested to prove ,,roperfy, s,Ay sehaf 2 Az and take tliem away. IN GEORGE D. BENTON.
 ~ y,;sok fezd. Y 1se,isi f. 1881 a
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-08-04
A.

~ YOUNG MAN 6f atssdy hAhifs-wh EA is henest- -faitlftil- .and who will feel disn0sed tO consult the interest of his. ena- ployer- to attend ili Store. One possess ing the above quaiiH will meet with en- ecurag cement mo others need apply.
 .zxss a C. L. WEBB.
 Litehf field, Angsise g; 1881 8
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-08-04

war. In tar object he fully saccesaed, dor did be retreats step natA he had ascsrained tas 0en, Cha- anian insurgent forces. The loss ans,ainsa by the Poles ia tas .: os.rOIeaka, has, acoOrd ing e all aeconulss been already llas compen- inces. And We feel real pleasure in anticpatine 1at the expectatioas of the Polish National GovernTnenf expressed tn their bullein of the recent battle &i soon be realixedthat Ihe patriots who perished on the banks of the Narew will find avsngaFs on tie banks of the Niemen.
 Are we not iustifed in charging Diebiasch with the suppression of truth, whom find that he wholly ab. stains from even he most remote ailusiot to the corps of Gen, ChIapouski, although the recent advancing of the main bodyof the Polish army had for ils sole object, to cover e march of that Genera into Lilhu. ana The frank sireriiy of Skrzyneckis report had already informed us that the battle of OstrolenlR of real slaughter, and that his own loss was con siderable tut for this admission, must confess, that making due allowance for the mendacity of the Rns- sians, we should have interpreted the account which suboin as an aitepp.. on hispari, to shuttle lhs disgrace of an actual defeat.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-08-04

msnt. The value of thoss found is suppossd 10 bs about 1I0D00Q andip embnos about third of fourth of those losf.
 The person in whose possession they were is aa Italian named G1rrAfni who hes made hts 4scapes He was passehRef in the FFansis |. from Havrs, is hard feaiIred booking person; on board the ship ha staied he had bern to tgiers where he had made hs purchases of diamonds.A -N z. Dasty AdU
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-08-04

EI&txM5&S aat.+ !. En.thia town f FnfnD 8ocietysl 0h tbe 26fh ull, Miss Sally EAf6t1E aged q.
 Last week wepnblinhefa npliceofllts deAIh o1 Mrs. Harriet smith, wlp Of Richard Smith, Esq of Shas A corrtlp0ndens ftnnesln the insertion q the following obituary IA daughter who was ntgef known 70 discbey--. wife of the pnFsit asd fonteM ahection--and christian, whore daily walk and cpl- versation exhibited the excellence of Feligion Wbph she had publicly professed-she died lamonied 1}ln large circle of realises and friends who will 9a9 d pLore thes ioss. Her death was peacefi and hap6ts With rhshaken confidence in her Savioss ahe looke4 orwafd ao .send1ring illeriiaRce. and anid ma disressss of sickness expressed an entir4 keeabRs to ihe Divine wilt and her assufance tIat 3ddsS Of all the Earth w0ai do rigs' ' Blessed afe th6 dead, wilodiG in the Lord" s ! SgsssSs
 Iii Bristol, On the 29sh ali child of Ms. MdS9s Peckinghan agtd five years; on the 30th, MiSeStbsG Steele, aged 52 yeaFss Ia In Easi- 9aven. Mrs. Eu6ice Bradley, aged76.
 In WAIlinglord, Alr. Hiram Yale, aged 22.
 IN Danhnry, Mr. Shadrach Morris, aged 9V, and Mics Harriet Damn, aged 1A. ' In lyme. Capt. StepIen Miner aged14. In Hartford, Mir. Bsriah Bronson, Of EastslViad! ss0r 51s m
 h Farmington, MT. WyIlys Fairebfd. 25.
 In Avon, Mrs. Damaris c. Marshall. 70. ,.s
 In Jersey Citg, on the 3Oth dit, Col Riehafd V11 ficks of New. York, aged 79!
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-08-04

S,.,,ee,osssacs ssgpyssssd.- saw alsiies Iron .sss. vss.erday, from which we would wiling Wasnlnks.s. < s,nrsion bat were uRahle. The
 nave at shs iafsrnaioD however, which wocld es ,oos i".sressias io readers II some'n'ns As sss ionSwes % gsltcaied upoD hy ths ssasemess q
 r. BssaaS apeear before tle psS psSs'S S. InsS sbess HJsss <r~nril Messrs Lewis v Co.
 sss ..ai.iss K 'ss sis 'a @a
 where s pt ypes and sseSa s acS assni.h shs wss sszssins ls..ss L;sisg..os as9 Tsss se Sssrs arlsyen .s sH;.. ~9 sis lobs oices Aad oEshwsls 2. - ss sssssns is lsaiioa. He ksasns sno 2 his a51a 1a:s cSli6d couneil, at tho Esessss - ..i srci1:Ied aksgsissn she .ndss-wcrn e.. ss nd ssssA ssss .S's usss preSses~ss. s. eonfrmed tbe report ANp sse- ,Ss rr,s;;.. .1es ssl os . % .s grss.M M
 P.dsas ssssssss: = ss .s as . $ s,sss sas S S.
 yae.s s..sral was like q renviRg iisR, He Nss Ss heSva iLroush ths Globe"
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-08-04
MIRRIED,

ID Nsw-Haysn. Mir. Noble Tewnsr to Miss Jane
 In WSsl.fiayep, Mr. Harry Tsss, of New -IIasen, ac Miss Angelina Smith, daughter of Capt. lchAbod
 IalWssl,iac,cD. fD Cl on tlsc 13h ylly, Phiiip H. EcIyDIs E1a to Aiiss Margaset Ls h BeFfIep. dabeE ter of Hon !. M. Berrien, laie Attorney 1saerei ei ti,e U Saisg. Mr. Berrem knt yp uIie istng ena ~ WIS cr accouht of his dsnsalef thes he aeellncA e chauging hmiIy eisiliiiss vi As. Estoh.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-08-04
AJCsTIOrg.

TWVHE whole of llie 3kpnI and NefNAneE ksss II tsts sssiened to ste subacfiheFs = rnss - ' - CHXUNCEY CAMP of Washjnglo5 wiII he soi3 aE Rzlk ksit npetinAs on the sfss dSy Of Aueusk l11f. sy sa order from the Court aef FTeh4te 6aI& ke EtszIss s,encs Vt e o'clock A, M F ths aNel|in& h1u1e df said Ctl&steg Epnlps
 ] lg g enKEHpr CAsEEs ,s, ,..s K. s
 BuRR CMmRs @ wa.h;ar ton,. 1s.1,. ]. 1ssl 4ss
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-08-04

SUMMER CIRCUIT. Hosnser, Cls..L--Llcafield aud Holland Coun,ies.a Peters. New London and Fairfield Counties. 7Dagget.- County. Williams. s.-New-Hayen County. BisseH- Ndiddesax and Windham Counties. Z WINTER CIRCUIT. Hosneer, Ch.y.-New. .London County. Y Peters.-W Windlan aud Mddlesex Couniiesa@ Daggeu.-New-H Haven and L;tchield Counties Williams. ms.-Hartford and Holland Counties. sBisseh. Fairfield County.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-08-04

At recent elcctios in the Territory ot Florida for the choice of Delegate to Congress aappears that acr discarding number of illegal votes. the only two candidates, Mir. White and Col. Gadsden, received the some number oj ootss. Consequently, nswstrial sis to be made.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-08-04

Hon. Louis MLane, late Minister 10 Great Brisain, arrived at New-York in the packet ship President from London on "Wednesday of last week. He is ex- pected to proceed forthwith to Washington to take cbarge of the Treasury Department.
 Nr Van Buren. who was spending some days at Saratoga Springs, immediately on the arrival of Mir. M'Lane proceeded to New-York to have m interview with him. 1t is believed Mir. Van Bnren has been spponted the successor of Mr. M'Lane, and that he will sail from New-York in inc ffgate Potomac for London in few days.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-28

GLOUCESTER LAND AND NEGROES FOR
IN SALE.-Wiit positively be cold at auction, al the
late residence Of Maj THOMAS HALL, deed. near
Giou ceser lCourHouse, Tuesday, the first day OF
November nsxt, t fair, but II not, then tho next fsr
day thereser) part Of the Trast Of Land Of which no
died possessed containing by late survey two hundred
ard thirty eight and half acre. 10 include the mansion
and Other houses attached to.-I is susied within
miles Of the c. H., and The Newington Academy, a
literary institution incorporated by the Legislature and
COW in successful operaien-aSou three miles from
uavga iop and 10 considered 10 be he aihy and plea.
saot sua,i,n. Tae coil Is equal TO high lard In
tho county witch has no, been more improvef;s gnd
proportion o. IL 10 10 eadow well reclaimed and entire
y sl-sr Of s'ur ps and roofs, which terders tho cult
rsion much easier -Taere l, good apple and pesch
lofsnard en- the Place, numerous springs OF excellent
water, aod mari in abundance The dwelln bou.e ha,
been built within the last Twelve yeass, but in conss
queuce of lie not bsiog finished entirely, il 10, in good
scrar, tut may be made SO with a small expense
There Is ai'o on the place. barn and stable. A
more particular description Of Ii 10 de upue
,ary as these WI may with 10 purchase will no doubt
bret view be premises, which thy are earnestly So
ici,ed to de- To Pby'issn or L,wytr, within TO
Ica,e, this would be desirable residence, as II IL
o9us 1t centre OF populous aud ahy couniy; and
indeed, to any person having children 10 educate. Of
ere many advantages
A credit OF ons, two, three and four years W II b.
given on tho purchase money, (sAsep for sn all
deray the mmssion ami other expenses ades d,ns
he sale which viii be quired 10 ca,h,) the pu sha
|rs giving oord win sooa 'esurl'y, 10 carry Interest
t'om he day OF sais.
Alo, stthe same time aud place will be sold sbou,
en- likely aud valuable slaves, bsoogiug TO the esae
Of the said dec.d cen is,irg Of men, women ard
stidrsn n, together vita the crop of corn, dder Sc
and every oher article OF p.u.hable prop.ry on the
ecS. Cesh will be n qni6ed for tho negroes and a
esedi, OF nine months given for tire other articles
cept on purchases under tive doila g. which must De
eashAli persons bavir claims az aims, the deeeden
are hereby re9ue,tsd 10 make them known withslt
delsy, (" provision may be mad. to di'cha'g' ,hnm.
THOMAS G. AMORY,
Ac'iog as AIM or and Trustee.
Gloucester Cur. House, Sept, 1881.
Sem yo-w,d.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-28

ICE aiseaot my o'jec' IN ,ossIok ,nys-n a
" Fairfield near II chmond, in he mcnths OF De.
cemoer AID January ntxi, has been made Known, and
tbs Intent OF this notice Is for Tho purpose saying
WILL he ready 10 receive all stock sent to nv care bS
The APP ;in'ed time My terms will be-he marke,
price OF grsp Tor feed; board OF
OF th1 stock, gratis A moderate commission on ali
sales, which will be varied as circumstances may ju,-
hiy. 'hsl make no public saies. May exp.c, The
paron"g. OF he pubic, when clare the in ercs.
OF he community will bs consulted in his measure,
inasmueh asi brings 'osstber the stock for sale aod
the convscisncy of pursha'ers in kn,wipg where TO
hndi That II will improve he stock thtous hout Thu
country by II, disrbuion, an much be desr d.
and as proof OF iis good efisc', have only TO 10
to The West nd there The rap improve MT adj.
In f,w years from the put spri, In procuriog our
b's Stations aud Brood Mares. Were l TO cav nv
views were d'sDisrefisd. .houh b. unsaudi5, bn,
w3en say The public interest is combined, speak the
tsu b. And now, as my qoill has bscoms tardy, and
the VI ct understood. viii dec!ins any farther
mark, with the hope hat shall Get ia INVENTION
AT FL field, and hx The Tariff
JAMES j. HARRISON
p S.-Eclipse will remain at fairfield during nv
s'ay a'iha plsss-where invi public attention MY
tex '-measures, aud not men j. J Fl.
Ost 20. 4S-wf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-28

STALLONS.-SeveralC CAPITAL STATIONS for
~ sale: among them the noted horses ROANOKE
and JANUS. The former never trained, or even
broke; the latter was racer, and good one although
not lucky He beat the far-famed Sir Henry the com
pctor OF Eclipse, the two first heats of ve OF one
mile each. the best three in five, and could he have
been kept back, so as to throw away heat il is be
lieved that he would have the race But i'm this
as in some other instances, his ungovernable temper
caused his defeat Boh Roanoke and Janus are capita
foal- getters, and their blood be surpassed
Also, Gascoigne got by Roanoke, OF the imported
mare Lady q. tFlora's dsm] by Hambletonsn- dam
Golden Locks, by Delpin, out OF Violet by Shark
Quicks Charlotte by Blank,-Crab, sc. See Stud Book
l. GoLpEN-LocKs was dam of Lord FoLEY's famous
horse SooTHsAYER by SoRcERER. lie won the grca
ST. Leger stakes, and next day the Doncaster slake
He covered at TWENTY-FIVE GUINEAs, and stood
NINE SUCCESSIVE YEARS AT New MARKET.
Gascoigne is as beautiful animal any of his spe
cies in Virginia mot tall enough 10 suit the presen
depraved taste for leggy horses, being rather unde
fifteen hands; but he is taller than old Medley or biz
| sire Gmcrack, than old Janus jolly Roger. As .
Stallion he is untried.
II not previously sold they will be shown on the
Capitol Square on the day of the meeting of the Vir-
ginia Assembly.
Also for sale, many thorough bred brood mares
colts, and fes. Terms low, and any credit given on
good securty-the owner having no further use for
them. Apply Gf by letter, postpai,O to
JOHN CRADDOCK, Oversser at Roanoke,
Charlotte c. III. Virginia.
Oct. 20 4S-wtDec.ist
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-28

oss only their comfort and peace Increased but even
Their own character exalted In conclusion, have 10
safe mat AZ org as retnsin 10 town, whsh must to
ior som- We ger, sha,I devote one day Ia every
week-Saufdays-to hear motions. shall hear them
he private room; aud enrsat suiiors not to depend
on Counsel who are abs n get Counsel 10 remaio
10 Town Tor tho Purpo O. but TO take sush Coup,e ell
as are in town. have made itq iirv, and I ii d
mat tfere will be several Counsei of the creates,
aoihy remsniog, aud l wilt hear ilen upon any
mouons ey con'en', Iroviied noiise DO given en-
,n' wednesday preceding TO one Of ny offser.-
nave cneebd an order to be IN; de that effect. 20
90, mean 10 max. any prIvae arrangements eonside-
rioo but wi,h 10 have tho notice OF The sen,
- ne on the Wednesday. that may arrange respee-
Tag my 'Nndsce iu the H,u,e of Lorj.; be-
ssu'e am now about 10 Sit from day 10 day IN the
Rouse OF Lords during the remainder Of IN. sesion;
OUT 'hai not sit there aey Saturday, when my sren.
oaace may be gured her. th,Lk this utt, stu z
oy enc OF ito branches through tho vacation, Tor be
P"pose OF hearing pres ing ap; 'aops, l. one Of no
mos' essential rsl-fs thai be f,rdsd tho suor,
anu 10 aimon e"eoial 10 III. ex,s 'ence OF the Cour
am the due ds'barse Il jus ice. u was remsI K
OF learned and venerable friend Of mioe-oJe
tne greatest sagss oil the las--I an Mr.. Jeremy
ben'ham-'hat enc OF the & Gates, evils srsiug from
vasons wa' Tho shutting up the Courts at The very
require ssce,s 20 hem. don't think can subscribe
To me whole extent oil hs doc ripe on hi. poiu bu,
undoubtedly ba, hero 10 great fit be couerr.
oy keeping always osen anne part Of The court for
pre,siag husnsss, most en.sly agree with him IL,
hoidinr ii L,rdbi2 thu bowed 10 the bar AID 10 he
sultors aud viihjr ew.
That psr OF ibe Court near the benshes Of TIE Bar
rHsicts was very much crowded, and all seemed de-
"gn ed win The address they had jus' heard.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-28

N CHANCERY.-A, a Couri OF Quar,efiy S.s
IL 'ons he Id for Louisa county, at tho Court house.
on Monday, Augu,t the 9Th, 1881:
Ro BERT Dalton, Administrator OF Peter C, aword, de
CEASED. Phf
agains,
Ehzabe,h Crawford, widow, aud Eliza Crawford,
Peier Crawford, Beverly Crawford, Washing Oh Cav
ford Reubsn Crawford and VIM. Craw ford, ebildre Of
Ps,er Crawford deceased; and William Dcksrson Peter
Dickerson, Elizabeth Dickerson, R,ch4rd Dicker.on
James Dickerson, Martha D,ckerson, Sarah d. eker.
son, and John Dtker'oD, children Of Pasy D,ekeI-
son, deed who was Patsy Crawford. another CHILD Of
the said Peer Cra.io q, decd and who ed toe hfe
time OF he ga Peter Crawford, ID t,s
T6is day came the plainuH by bis attorney, and FL d
his bill and hs defendants, Beverly Crawford, Wast-
iDgion Crawford, William Crawford, Willsm Ditker-
son. Peter Dickerson, Elizabeth Dickerson, Richard
.ckerson, lance Dcks..ea, Martha Dtketssn, Sirsh
D.cker'on, aid John cksrson, not having entered
htir pearsnee and given security socodiog 10 law
and the rules Of This Court, aud IL sppe. ring to ms
satisfaction OF this Court that they inhabap,.
OF tbi' State: On the motion of the plaintiff by his
Counsel IL 10 ordered that the said last named defer
dan's do appear hero the first day of November
Couri xt aud answer the bill of the Plaintiff and
that copy OF this order be foihw inserted In some
oewspsper published in the City OF Richmond for two
months successvely and posted a. The iron, door OF
he Couri-h.use OF ,hi' county on scme Court day.
Copy. Teste,
JOHN HUNTER, C. l.. C.
sept liz. 36-wSw+
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-28
HAMPDEN SYDNEY COLLEGE-

TuVHE Next session at Hampden Sydney College will
"a commence on the Let Nov. The expenses for
fees to Professors board, roomrent and servants aen
dance, for the winter session of six months amount 10
$40 75f the summer session OF four months S53 25
The Faculty and the subjects taught, are as follows:
!. Chemistry, Natural Philosophy, Mental and Moral
Professor.
2. Mathematics by Peter Mcyiccar, Professor
3. Ancient and Modern Lapgusges-by A. l.. Holli.
day, Professor.
4. Rhetoric, History, &c.--by w L. Harris
The annual meeting OF the Frustees will take pIace
on the 29h and 10Th Of this month. The new wing Of
the College edihce will be completed for the reception
OF students by the LIST November.
VIM. s. MORTON,
See',y0 the Board Of Trustee
Sept. Is s6-wtIstN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-28

IN CHANCERY AT "a Cour, heid ior Louisa
u eouniY. a, Ia Couri house, on Monday Os,obet
III. l0ih, 1881:
Howard b. Ed ards, Plaintiff
against
Fcaueis A. Houcbin,, Anderson Triee admini,ra, or
Of William Trise, ds-'d. and William W. Beadles and
Waddy Lp,eomb, executors OF J,hn Lipscomb de :.
esased, D.fendaot.
This d,y ssme the p'suifb by hi, Aiisxnsy and filed
his BILL and the dsfe Odant Fsausis A Houeh. n, not
wig entered bis aud given cuvi,y
cordiog 10 Law and the rules of this court and i, an
pesriog TO the saiisaeon Of the court that he 1, MOI
inhsbpant Of tts Sia". On the ion of the plaintiff
by bic counsel, Is ordered that the said defendaD
Francis A. Houshn', do appear hare IN Tho first da,
Of January court nex ami The bill Of the plain.
ill., and hat copy oil i1iS order be for with insert
ed, 10 some newspaper published in the ely OF Rich
moDd, for two moo'bs su:e.sveiy, aud posted al the
frout door OF the COur-ho of this county on come
court day. Copy i esie,
Oc'. 20 4s-Wss.