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Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-04-07
From the Richmond Papers.

SATURDAY, MARCH &c.
The following engrossed bills were
read third time and passed: further
To regulate the practice Ut suing oui
and prosecuting writs of scire facias.
to amend an act Incorporating com
pany Tor the construction Of n tura.
pike from Winchester To Smithfield-
to incorporate the Lynchburgh and
New River Rail Road Company.
A long report was read from the
Joint Committees appointed to exam
inc the condition of the armorv, rrcom
men'ling the repair Of certain arms. &c.
MIR. Lucas submitted q resolution
for leave TO bring in a bill in confor
unity with said report, providing for
the cleaning, repairing and packing
away. Of certain arms at the armory,
out Of order; and also for the repair o.
so much of the machinery belonging
To the armory. a. may be wanted fol
that purpose. for the employment o.
ar,itioers, &c.
The leave was granted.
MIR. Rutherfoord, from the commit
tee on the subject, reported a bill ts
amend the act authorizing the Boart
of Public Works to recover none,
due the fund for internal improve
nents, IN q summary way, which wa.
read twice and committed.
MIR. Lucas reported a bill for The
repairing Of the public arms, &C., which
was twice read and committed.
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The Genius Of Liberty. published at
Unionto~n. Pennsylvania, mentions
that for some time past a man named
WIN. Sanford, has been confined in the
jail al that place, who Is IN a state Of
arrangement. On Monday week last.
the ,c~r constable lodged a person
named John CpdegraT in the Jail, ia
n state of Intoxication. On Tuesday,
between one and two O'Clock, he was
killed by Sanford, with a billet Of
wood; his jaw.bone was broken ia
three places, and his skull broken and
mashed in most shocking manner. -
IL Was with considerable difficulty that
SANFORD, the perpetrator of this deed OF
death. could be secured. lie was
armed with billet of God, and large
butcher knife, and rushed on the one
who attempted TO enter the ROOM
After some scufIling he was disarmed
and secured. Ii is supposed that Up
degraf had assisted in liberatins him,
by drawing the staple fiom the Hoor,
to which be was chained.
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MONDAY. MARCH %.

The following engrossed bills were
read third time and passed-incorpo-
rating the Nansemond and Norfolk
Turnpike Company--incorporating the
Scott and RUSSELL Turnpike Compa.
ny-furihcr directing the course Of
administration Of personal assets.
The engrnssed bill making further
provision for the extension OF the
kanawha Turnpike to the Big Sandy
River, was read a Sd time and passed.
Mr.. Morris moved that the bill con-
corning General Elections in this COM
monwealth, be taken up, which was
agreed To.
The bill was read a Sd time and
passed.
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Dircting Survey 81 the Shenandoah River, and
| the country adjacent thereto, and vi the South
| Brunch Of Potomac.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-25
\ our Obgdient servant,
LOUIS McLANE,
To the Hon. MARTIN VAN BUsEN,
Secretary Of State, WGshingfon.
The Enl of aberdeen 10 Mr.. MeLane.

FOREIGN OFFICE, Aug IL, 1851.
The undersigned, his Mijssiy's principal scre AIRY
of SAFE for Fereign Ahne, has the honor to ac-
knowledge The receipt OF the note OF Mr. Me
Lane, Envoy ES:rsodI DIARY aud Minister PlsDpoteb-
tiary from the United States Of America to ths Court,
dated the IL Ul mo, commubica'i certain
which have bse0 adopted by Congress, with Wow to
removs The 6b'taeIos which have h her imPeded tn
rs-es'abshment oil the commercial intercourse be-
tween The United States and the British West India
ColoDies.
Previou ly to the receipt of this Communication hi
Maiesty's G.vefnn-Dt had already had under their
cot ration AIR. MrLtne's Of tbs 10 n NJ arch
last explanatory OF the propo ion contained ia hs let
ter Of the l2lh Of December, 1920, with reference to
the same eubiect and the und rPiqnsd az ures M
Nell me, that his Nsiosiys over un IN IN ia eals-
est and dIpas fora affection which they bese cd
upon this ProPos'on were scua,e by the most r. end
iy feelings towards the Government, Of the U. aies
aud by siueerr d.po-iion the proposals winch
ne authorized o make, in the spiIh with ~hich
they we're OTsred.
But the undersigned considers il unnecessary now
enter into any detailed discussion Of the ,ous
oracod in those previous communicate M OF Mr.. NJ c.
Lane; because they are in great meaaure suPerirde
By III: more pseinic and hsrst''S NOR "a iotoory
20 tie contents e which note, therefore, the no Ter
signed will principally cOnhne Lii present o5sery atoms
OF the character aud ell C, of the rreni measure
Of the American Congress, Mr.. Mcl,soe ois-ives, ba
" il comedies 10 s terms all the power IN bs regulA
ton OF the Colonial Tfade, ard au'hsriL The Peri
dent TO confer on British su jeets III those pr glsgs'
we'll Ia the circuitous the direct voyage which q
Britain hss al ahy iime De fn andsd Or de ired."
In this declaration, the undersigned IL happy 20 CD
serve the san" sti't nd disl ion, Is hch die as
| Mr.. McLanss former commune ions, wherein
announces the Readiness and desire If the America
| Government "to comply with the conditions Of ht
act o. Parliament Of 1895 !" ebd also thar the ca to
advanced 10 iDsiihe stion OF te omission OF tn Uoue,
! = a,es. to em' race The offers Of this country hsv
been abandoned by those who urged them and ha /.
fsee we'd no sanction The psope Of he u Sts'es ;
nd the uad.rsi9ned fssdly sdmitS, that, " the bd
pass,d ny b Amsfics Lezisaiure, be wen ca:ous,
ed practically to iuthl The sed intent 'D- Of II
fisDets ! must hnv@ h eR CT OF removing al no,
ground 81 dhtenes betweeh tbs fwo government
With rejdi'nf ths tato betweeu the United State
aOd the British Colonss, which have tesu the suffice
Of 90 Such diseussiop, and which have constituted IN
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mr.. .McLane to Lord aberdeen.

Il,
November g. 1880.
The undersigned, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
PenipOteniiary from the United states, has the honor
to transmit herewith the Earl Of Aberdeen, his Ma
estys principal Secretary of State for Foreign Aairs
proclamation issued by the President OF the United
instructions Iom the Secretary Of the Treasury in
iormity thereto, to the several collectors OF the United
States removing the restrictions the trade in British
vessels with the ports OF the United States aud the CO.
onal possessions OF Great Britain And the undersign
ed takes leave to add that although these papers appear
TO be sufficiently clear AMI explicit, he will take much
pleasure in making any further personal explanation Of
their import that may be considered desirable.
IL will be perceived, however, that by virtue OF The
fore goug proclamation, and the opera 100 Of he at {
Coug ess OF tie 20 M4y, 1890 he resihs'iye acts
he U,iftd SAFES ere absolutely realsd that tb~
pots oil III United tates opeu to the admi sion
entry OF Biittb vssevl@ coming on any of tue B.s
ports mentioned 10 both sections oil he said act, with
the kind OF Bffish colonial produce a. uay be
Imported 10 American vessels aud upon the
terms that the alien duties, IN the ports Ut the United
states Oh Brush vessels and their carSoes AMI sl4
I've resifc ions the act Of he Coogress OF the u.
States Of 1923 the direct intercourse between The
T. States and the Brii.h West lnd colonies. abo-
ll-hsd
The undersigned bias the honor TO sta'e Ir her, that
tn Sc acs have been performed by the President IN
conf rIoy with the letter OF the Earl Of ..bert
the l7th OF Adgus lat; aud hat by accepting the az
.u,snce o, the Bdush GJvernnsnt. wi ths accom-.
panyirg explanalion a compliance With the Iequi
suou. O 'he act OF Congress OF the 20 b May, 1880
and doing oil that necessary tue part OF the U.
ates elect the proposed arrangement, he has a.
dop,ed without reserve the construction put upon b
act OF ConYr, both by the Eitl Of Aberdeen aud tue
an icrsign.d
IL communicating ,hess documents to the Earl Of
Aberdeen the unh -rsgned V Instructed 70 in'Ofm hin,
that he Prsfident has derived great eststeon iron
me csndor unaffected by hs nsjssy's ministers 10 the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-25

NOTICE.-Wss committed to tho Jsii Of Grsyson
y Comfy. the Bid day OF October, 1890 negro
man suppo. ed TO be 4 tuuawsV. who calls HE
Tom, and says h belongs 10 Elijah Cation Of Chester
District, Soa'h Cafoinl Tom j. about eet 81 or 10
inches high, supposed 10 be upwards of tn yyears OF
age, tolerabiy black color Speaks quick. when spo-
ken TO- The owner IL requested 10 call prove property,
pay charges, md take i'm away-oF he will be dealt
with according 10 Law. JEREMIAH JENNINGS,
Jan. a. U-wl2w Tailor.
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- sheen yKr REMAINS uSsuSc."
LINES
On portrait supposed DO that of NellGwsoe LEI
IN tho possession of X. Craeron E's

it supposed to DO that Of Nell Gw,o,ey :" fs's'
IN the possession of X. Craeroii Eat
Beautiful aud radiant girl
have heard of teeth OF pearl,-
I.,ps of coral checks Of fosc,-
Mack. aud btows like dtiued snows.-
Eyes, as diamonds sparkling bright,
OF the stars of summer anignt,-
And EXPIRE ssioS, grace and soul,
softly teinpcfins down the whoic.-
Hut a form so near divine,
With a lace fair az thns,-
And So sunny bright u brow
Never met my gaze till now.
Thou vert Nonus's sist-r twin
II ihis shade 10 thioe, Nell Gwyn'
Cast that carcanet away,
Thou hast need oi no display
Gems, however rare, 10 deck
such an elabaster neck
Con the brill.ants lustTeN'
With tho sloTies Of thius eye
Or tls ruby's rcd compuo
With the two lips breathing there
Can they add richer glow
To thy 6.autie-? No, sweet, no.
Though thou dearest the naWe OF one
Whom twas vittue once TO shun,-
IL weIo sure To Taste a sin,
Mo- to pass thee by Nell 0wyn
But tha',e wtonsad theoi-- aud swear
By that brow, 40 dazzling isir,--
By the light subduod that flashes
From thy dropping lids sllk lashes,--
By the de ep blue eyes beneath them,-
by the clustering euris that Wteaths t""m
BY thy softly blushing ehoss,-
BY thy lips that moro tban speak,
8y thy stately swaln-iko neck
Glossy white, without y spcek,-
by thy slender fingers tait,--
Modest, mien, aud graceful ait,
yTwas a burning shame aud sin,
Sweet, TO christon thee Nell Gwya!
Nrsathe for aye thy snowy arms,
Thine are, sure, no Wsntohs ohaf"s'
Like the iawn's-ns bright ana shy
Beams thy dark, tet,rins eye,-
No bold Invitations given
From the depths OF that buo heAvenI-'
Nor one glance of lightnsa hid
Meath its psle declining LID!
No, Iil not bslieve thy nSno
Can DO aught allied to Shame.
Then let them call thee what they will,
I've sworn aud I'll maintain IT still,
fSpite OF Traditions idle diu,l
Thou art not caust not be- Nell Gwyn.
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ERY virtue Of ID ed OF Trust, executed ibe sub-
= . scribers by Matthew X. Perknson, earit & date
the tweItyeil nth day of february, 1928, and Of
cord ia the Clerks Office OF he Comfy OF Amelia for
certain purposes therein mentioned The und fsigOed will
proceed to sell he fourth Thufsd,y IT, January next,
Amelia Court House, IL berg Amelia CoUr day, al
public auction, to the highest bi der, rash tract
Of land containing three bundled lying in the
sa county aud seventeen likely uegres. consisting OF
men, women, boys aud girls and Household md Ktch-
Furniture 10 the said deed par culsry men toned
W. believe the title to this property be nOqus stiou
able but acting as trustees, will convey only such
little TO the purchasers, % il vested in US
JOHN LEIGH.
JOHN W. BAKER.
Dec. 69-wSt Trustees
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NNyANTED to rent OF lease good aud Tor
w Try store, in the upper part ef Virs ina-it l.
sifabe thdt the buildings should afford accommoda-
tioDs for small amiiy-n addrioo to store-house.
Any communications .npon The suljsct post psid) al
Dir 'ssed TO f. G. b., PaDevls, Amelia County, Va,
will be attended to. Jan. IS 7S--w3l~
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IN CHANCERY'-At Rule, held oee of Essex
County Court an Mond,y the 81 day December 1870
LOUIS Rnolds infant under the years bv
Thomas NJ HenI,y her guardian and next hlsnd, PlG'
ssaind
Wdsm kennoids Albert Rsnnoi Henry s. RennCid owsy
henno Arthur REYNOLDS, aud Robert Rtunols,
sees OF S'me,"y hennpld., Debts.
The deendant' Albert RsnDold and Henry not hsv.
Their
Assembly and The OF ih, Court appearing Nv ,s,;,
isctoy Vioene', INT thu
on motion OF ne Paua ~ COUNSEL II Ordered, That the sad
defendants do apP" Murb next and
anwer the bill of the PsrG; hi, order a,
forthwith inserted Nsw,psr pubbed Of Rich.
mond iorwp months aud smother
up at the front dor OF the Cou tbou,s, OF this county.
cory. Tc.te,
Der. ~ es-~sw JAMES ROY MICou i, C,,,k
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AAlLLAM N. WHITING. Attorney al Las.
" bayIng located himself in Norfolk, win sue,i
ms courts oi that Borough, The Inferior and spnerior
Ioufis OF Norfolk County and the Supeiiof Coo,f ~
Chencsry tor The William burg Dssnic, An hrsins's
Norfolk, Jan. 8. -,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-25
Jan. is.

IN Pohaaa county Dec snber is, Rad
- ford Jane, Biiiord Rsdford William Adford
Ann R,ks formerly Aun Rs ford children heirs
food also John Rske,, aud Nsey h' wife, formerly Nancy
ders, John Wood ard Lucy his wife, formerly Lucy Saunders
neral Phslp AM B,y has wife, formerly Bsy Saunders. John
by, Lucy Wood Betsy Phelps, james
Rhod s,aade children and hs, OF Jan. suodet formerly
al o. Johnon Rdfrd, Ml.s Rsdiod, Ra lord Denmn
Rdiord IT, Chale, RADIO d. John Rsdd, RsJford,
IL 3D. and Fntsn Pihs JoL
900 Nil Jo,,h Bn,@iU, Charles, I'm NJ rhoms, end
Rubn RadoTd tn elder, who s,o OF hu Rdford
esMei Piaiutia.,
Richard Radftd w,m Blackburn anl Jane, which
.s w llian and Jam. okbUfn caidreu beth
Apr.ra the said fnsi, sod Jhn hdr.6f Apper-
formerly Susan kadford John CsuoaI Nancy
Mary a,dfod together With Ann MI-y formerly Aon Bonursn
John ApFe aud Ez beth his wife, formerly andu,
Jph B,adsr." E,Sa wI. b bss ."
Nathan Ay' snd Misty his wife, formerly May Bondurn which
aud wi'sm Bon iur'u, aud Mary Aynf, ehen Of Agnes
Bondusni dec, formerly AEns,, Rsof5rd, Defendants.
Esq Auorn,y bill, the dssndsni. Rea.ad
Rsdfvd, William DlaekbuIn Jane, Bs kburn,
rsI Many hi~e John MsCsrso Mary WIFE, John
hyperion snd Eizeh h, wife, formerly Erh.ih
serh Dones Edward Bondursn Wam ondurs Nathan
ay aud mary d" w no hsrn entertd their and
according to the Of A.,emhy
court, aud appearing tue ,st ton of they
not nhshan OF tLi eomuonwesonth the motion Of the Psiad
ty their attorney aforesaid ordered
ford, William Bs, khurr jane Bakburn Fsnc
AP.f,on John Cinux and hs vile, John MCsso
Mary his wife, John APPsrs.n Joseph Bonduant Bond
rsn Wism Bandw.uI and Nathan aud Mary
sPpeac here h- teird Wednesd Mrh
bi OF III plaintiffs, aud give ssey such
decree the shall ms- copy order
he forthwith inserted IN some published iu the city Of
Rehmond o two month, suece.'ivey aud that snohsr be
posted the font door tn county.
RI GRAVES DC
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X. II. GRAVES, ID. O.
76 w8w
JsBusry IS.
TN oHAN2EaY sIn H,oovtr County Court October sob
a 1880 - '''
Joseph Voolfolk, William Dlbney, ana Joseph D,hn.y,


Joseph Voolfolk, William Dlbney, and Joseph D.hn.y
sssin,t
Henry SPiee David SPeer aud John L. Sim, Elizabeth hi,
Dsf,n
Tbs day em- the Plaintiff by their Counsel fled
IN this eaus-and the DfenJsnt Henry
and kbeth his wife, not having
given security according 10 The Act of Rules of
tns Oout aud appearing to the
are not nhsbsois Of this Con- mcnweah, is Ordered,
sad Defendants enry Sper, John L. fbtth his
the said BIZ and that copy forthwith ,n
serted the Enquirer published
mpnd lof two tbs end that
at the cnt door Of The courthouse of ihi, copy
De s. sO-ws- PHILIP d WINSTON o. II. O.
DHANUERY-At rules Cnr,t,r6sd cuunly oourt
~ the Clerks Ohee thereof, MVud.y the 9Th esy Deeen
hcr, 1850
JO,'lh Book, Edward Burnett Rebeeea his wife lat. Re-
mecca u OK s"d Elias Book',Jr + siptiG,.
Atan,,
jose w od and Polly his wifi, III, T. k,h
ham, On - PHI ChhaD Js.sh AKIN ard
obsdsh W'7m, Nsinds, Al Thoms., Ssy Lucy
M,t,ds aud James ielss Rcbecc
The dc'hisni', JOpb Wood Polly his wife, ksh
On sbsn Christopher Cheaa, AK Nancy hi, wife.
William snslngs aud Sally Sne ng having their sp-
PeNsnee sad according
mhy and tn Of this
nhsb an Of this q the esmpIsin-
ns ny eoufeI red that the said
Wo and Poy his fe. eLsk ali Che Christopher Cheat
ham JOSIAH AKIN sud Nancy wife, William Smelling, SsIy
Sieinss do here the Monday next sp
the eomPlsinans bill that copy forth
WITH insert IN the pub e printed the
CITY at ~ hmohJ, Tor months also Il
the front door OF tbs Courthouse OF th. county
days. Copy. Te.ts
Jan. q. 1i..e. %
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am, with great respect.
LOWS MeLANE. Enjoy Extraordinary. Sc &C.

Ertract Of letter fiom Mr.. .NeLane to Mr.. Pan
Buren,, dated
LONDON, 9Th Nor, 1880
received the I'll instant your despatch, NUN Der
%, OF the 5th October, transmitting the proclamation OF
the President AMI instructions from the Treasury De-
partncnt the collectors of customs executing, the
part oil our Government. the proposed arrangement with
this, for the toraon of the direct intercourse with
the British West Indies. ! communicated these docu
ments TO the Earl of Aberdeen the Sd instant aud
have the honor transmit herewith his answer there
to- and order from the King in Council, completing
the proposed arrangement the part Of Great Britain,
and fully closing the negotiation upon this important
part OF our relations.
This arrangement has already produced and will
nuc produces considerable dissatisfaction in the Bri-
fish northern Provinces and with those interests which
have incidentally fostered by the omission OF
Government comply with theterms OF the act of III
July 1925, and the British order in Council of July,
1926, 1t may be expected, therefore, have already
stated in my former dispatches, that attempt will
be immediately made to reconcile those interests
the restoration OF the direct intercourse. Some OF the
duties in favor OF the northern productions will, doubt
less be increased, but others will be reduced can
not, however, at this moment speak fully with
tire certainty of the intentions of this Government in
that respect
Itmay be proper for to inform you that, by Che
Of Parliament of the 2nd of July, 1927, entitled can
act 10 amend the laws relating the CUSTOMS" the
importation of sdifed beef and pork is admitted into
Newfoundland free of duty and into all the other British
ports duty of twelve shillngs sterling the hundred
weight Under the present arrangement, by which the
colonial ports opened to vessels, shall
be entitled TO the benefit OF this act, and in that way
quire valuable branch of trade, which cou Id not
have enjoyed by the famous act OF 9th july 1925.
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DO entirely at variance with the of tho several
conn uncations from Mr.. McLauc before advertcd 10.
which have all been conormable TO the explicit propo-
siuon contained in his note Of the 18th December.
1929, ..that the Government OF the w. ). should now
comply with the conditions OF the act OF Parliament Of
July 1925, by anexprcss law opening their ports for
the admission OF British vessels and allowing their en-
try with tho kind Of British colonial produce as
may be imported in American vessels. the vessels OF
both countries paying the charges; suspendng
the alien duties British vessels aud cargoss land abo
shing the restrictions in the act OF Congress OF 1928
to the between the United States and
tho British colonies and that such law should be inn
mediately followed by revocation OF the British order
in Council of the 9Th July, 1926, the abolition
pension OF all discriminating duties on American YES
sells the British colonial ports, and the enjoyment by
the United States, of tho advantages OF the act OF Par
lament Of the 9th Juy 1925" II only remains, there
ore Tor the undersigned TO assure MIR. Mciane, that
il the President of the United S,aes shall determine
to give effect TO the act OF Congress- in conformity with
the construction put upon its provisions both by Mr.
McLane and by the Undersigned, all difficulty on the
part OF Great Britain, in the way OF renewal of the
intercourse between the United States and the West
Indies, according To the foregoing proposition made by
Mr. Nc Lane, will thereby be removed.
The undersigned has the honor TO renew TO Mr.. Nc
Lane the assurances OF hishighes consideration.
ABERDEEN.
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" IRGINiA Ia onaaesry-iiahIaI County Juy Uoo.ti
Travis Bfoek,, Plarti5
Assnsl ~ .
Ds,dsle Orawl,y sni John II. Winbfh b, adnni,f,ior


4 u
Ds,jslc Crswi,y snd John II. Winbib, admini,ustor
Dixie W. ROwsLd dec, Defeodspf,.
spPaos hst the pauta hath ssjed
Gravity, who nhshusot of this
cd by law and he failing TO the plaintiff ti
sdudgs order decree. EAsy
between plaintiff the defendant Bsaie
also between the si BA,dae Cswley uke W. Row
which said accounts the nm,ioner aforesaid directed 20 stale
aud 10 the with spsialy stated, deemed
pertinent by ha,e required nv stated
the d th further order W,mb.h
his OF
said commissioner who directed
wth specially stated, by himself
required BY the parties 10 be 80 stated.
A eo.y-rtse,
SAML WILLIAMS, Clerk.
The parties nter,od will please take
the lsh DAY Of AP tke
gous order of eo Halifax thou.e which
required 10 Attend with their vouchers
n4Ou aud settleESnt =
TuoS EASILY, commi.,oner.
JAN 6.
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" RoINlA-s Iiai.s Cyus'y Jaly cesst ASA
JsGss w. Deyd and Jshp DSyd Pisinbd..

" RoINlA. Casa Ha,fss C,us'y. Jny cost i55a
JsGss w. peyd and Jshs boyd Pissnhd..
Asasa
0sess- Gre,hsm, .da'r. IL Jsas. Boyd. SEQ aud ia
his isht, John FVukss. Chfrtsn Godt " ttaies
Boyd. John Boyd, Sarah Boyd, osass Boyd aud
George Al sus, Dfendssis
sa aud the o..adsn S.rsh BOYD hvas
stood all process OF seoteDpt The bill tksu eonsed
~ hs doth sdudse order aud decree,
that the defendant G esham 10 fenls bstiv
Eey the following OF his som, t'Aon
toe es;ate u Byd Juc aud an account II hts ed
usu Of the of Jams % Senior, deceased, which
s,d stbe said sj
lie snd report the with matter specially s,si.i deemed
by hnsef required ny either II tho
sisted snd the Cou fOr,hsr ajjujse order aud dec
the Jhu Bays, do render before the Conw.onsr
account his Of PLAINTIFF, who 70
and report the TO the
doth also sdadKe, order aud decree,
tai. account between the la
said James d.. his transactions during the period
eimed GusIdsu under the will OF Ja"t Boyd
ieh directed TO
manner aud the doth further .dudse order sud decree,
t the dcndsnt Jhu Boyd do render account o his
tons ss executor IN his OF james yi esed
before the sioner, Who and
SAML WILLIAMS, elk.
COMMISSIONER. lice, Halifax county, Z
January ~ h. isSt. &
The puts, interested will psss take noce
ed the 18th day VI April 10 the
Tor order Of which day
"hoe, with their
and seitsnien aid witt ese copies q the psps
TuoS. EASLEY, conu'sr.
jan H. 7a-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-25

~ breed 10 'un, because they are running and vim
ning; Shd nose who breed to s.H. bscsu,e thew are
selling az nigh rrices,-wH etand, the next season.
neIJ' within Que mile Of Mcody's Tavern Is nom Pc.
hereafter. WIN 70 toi.MSr,>Sesc'
Chesier6sld, Jan. g. 7sN2.w1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-25

w As .onmntd g. h. Jsito Norfolk B,toth as R.nsw.-
on 10, ". dsy Of f.hegsy 1880 negro @sn who s1e. H.
name u heJoShPH JOHNSTON, and that ws horn ~ T.;
the county u Su,,eS State Deware. srb il ,hon, an
sEs i've feet esbt or nine inches high, bsek h..
pen following The sea Tor some we The orns df De isss
any wil cone iof~aid snt comply with tbc law n,ueh
o T. &C. 40-wt2w ~ Ctf,,trv, 80,