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Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1832-03-06
DOCTOR B&MNsS
PATENT VEGETABLE
Ru1INUN1A9T1O- P1bIh9o
Prepared by Ezra Dean, Biddeford. Ma

ETePdred Oy Ezra lean, Biddet0rd, Maine.
Rheumatism in all its varieties is one Of those disor
ders to which have paid particular attention. II is
worry common complaint in Maine whore reside and one
which seems to he little understood by tho faculty. udg
ing from their SUCCESS in tho tfeanenD SO that many
persons become useless before half their days expen
ded.
For the disorder now offer tho public safe certain
and efectua euro. Iwoud not however bo understood
that all who have u will may be cured, for when tho
constitution IS broken down, tho vital function
the joints dsocnod rendered motionless and iumors
formed upon Them the cords shrunk up and the mus
Giles Perished tho case may generally DO considered
desperate, and can rarely be cured though they may of
ten be relieved by persoverng application Of tho rem
ody Nor is II TO DO supposed that Of many years
standing without these effects. be cured at once
where tho habit has become assmiIaed 10 tho nature Of
the complaint for in such the whole habit of the
body and quality of tho blood must be changed and
this must DO the work of time.
THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATE
IL is presumed ,ciI be satisfactory.
We tho subscribers certify that Dr.. Deans Pills have
been freely used by ourselves families several years
aud do consider them safe and useful family medicines
especially for the Rheumatism, in which complaint in
what we have experienced, and heard, consider
them efecual than any thing else we have known
used and do think them valuable dscovory--and for
the purpose Of extending their usefulness, and induce
Others TO 'ry Them we subscribe TO this certfcatc.Sub
Court ofMass.
ROv. Paul Coffin, Doctor Divinity, Buxton
Rev. Silas Moody, Arundel
Rev. Nath. Webster, Biddcford
Rev John Turner, do
Hon. Jeremiah Hill, do
Mr.. lch. Fairfield do
Edmund Coffin Esq. do
Capt Samuel Emery, do
Mr.. Jeremiah Hill, il. do *
Capt James Murch, do
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
EDWARD BRINGHURST,
No 1877, Market Street,
Dec
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1832-03-06
Notice.

ALL persons indebted 10 the estate PHILIP JONES
late Of wilmington, Carpenter deceased are requested
to make immediate payment to the subscrbes and those
having claims will present thon properly authenticated
for settlement to
WILLIAM CHANDLER,
JOSEPH JONES,
Jan II Administrator
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1832-03-06
DELAWARE COAL ComPANv-

NOTICE is hereby given 10 the Stockholders If
the Delaware Ccnl Company, that an instalmept Of
hpo Dollars on each and every share of the Stock of
said Company, is requested to be paid on Thnrsdov
the 29Ih day of March next at the house of John M
Smith, IN the City OF Wilmington, to George ".
Norfh, Treasurer Of the Company, who will attend
for The purpose of receiving the same. Each Stock
holder will be at liberty to pay the whole nmount of
his subscription, the instalment required, at his
option.
By order of the directors.
49, JOHN WHITE, President.
w. P. BROBSON, Secretary.
Wilmington February, es-tm27
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1832-03-06
NOTTHCE.
Notice.

ALL persons indebted 10 tho subsc,iber ,;u ,,o...
call on Thomas Mcdowell Esq and settle their respeo
tive accounts. John MnnOvtEf 1P'''
Wilmington, January II,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-30
TaTIiE propric'ors of the Steamboat FREDE
Is klCkSBuRG haYc cnnclrdcd 10 nIucc H.
Inspectors

TayHE proprctors of the Steamboat FREDE
b RlCkSBURG have concluded to place her
the route between the District of Columbia
Norfolk and Rchmond.--By this arrangement
great facilities will he afforded to travellers on this
hnc, by having a Boat twice week, instead of
once as hcrcto!orc.-lhc Fredericksburg will com
mcnce her trips on Tuesday the Sd of April
leaving Washington AT ; o'cloc',, T. NJ and Alex
andria at | O'clock, and arrive at Norfolk the fol-
lowing afternoon. On Thursday morning. at six
O'Clock, she will leave Norfolk for Rchmcnd and
arrive the same cvcning.-Returning, will leave
Richmond Tor Norfolk, on Saturday morning, at
Sin O'Clock, and Norfolk for the District of Co
inmhla, on Saturday morning at nine o'clock and
continue, during the season, TO run on the same
uaNS anu hours, and at the same rates, for passage
and freight, as are charged by the Steamboat Po-
tomac
The Fredericksburg will be commOdcd by Capt.
NcVctt, is swift and good Boat, with a low pres
sure Engine. and her accommodations for Passcn-
gers and freight. such is hoped will give salts
faction to those who may be inclined to patronizc
the undertaking.
9S-CO6
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-30
PUBLIC WAREHOUSE.
seSrEs-esnHfy

DLANTERS and others, sending tobacco to
B. tn" above Warehouse, are informed that
tn" same is now undergoing general repair for
The better security of tobacco. Ono. NJ. Shcp-
pard, Jr., having been appointed IN the place of
Sir. John Fisher, resi.ncd.) 1t is now under the
management of the subscribers, who pledge
themselves that every attchtion Shall he 4, aid TO
any tobacco sent 10 the Warehouse Freiuht
toll, sc. advanced on all tobacco consigned to
us, aud the dray0gc on such tobacco the same as
to other Warehouses IN this CITY.
NJ. G.. LAKELAND,
lNO. NJ. SHEPPARD, Jr.
fe l7-iaw6w Insnoc,,-s
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-30
!. ROBINSON,
elk. Hen. Cir. Sup. Ct. l.. and G.,
CON MISSIONEK'S OTE!CE.

RGcuMoND, 21ih February, 1882.
The parties interested IN the matters referred
IN, and by, the above order. are hereby notified,
hat have appointed the first day Of June next.
to commence taking Ike accounts required by
SAID ordc' at which time they are required to
attend, before me, at my office at the Capitol.
IN The CITY Of Richmond, with the accounts,
vouchers, and proofs. necessary to enable me to
perform the duty required Of Que Of the commrs-
sione's OF tie court, and which it is incumbent
on them, or either OF them, to pro5ucc.
VIM. G. Pen DLETON,
feb 27-c4w Commissioners
TaNO Bugh Davis. and Suean, ms wiic; Finch
n Cross. William l. Whi'c, and Eliza
beth, his wife; John Cross and TIrsey Davis,
IN his own right, and MS next friend tor your SON.
John Hector Davis:
You will he pleased to take notice, that shall.
OIL Friday, the 10th day of March next, a, the
tavern of James T.. Huffman, i'm the county Of
Hanover. proceed to take the DISPOSITIONS te
George Ilosins and others, 20 be read ne ovi
deDce in a SUIT now depending and Undetermined
IN The Superior Court of Law and Chancrrv for
the county Of HcDrco, in which YOU arc Rain
TITS and am the defendant. The said dcposi-
ions VIII be taken on tie day and NJ The place
atoreSHId, between the hours OF Q O'Clock in Tho
morning and O'Clock in the cvcnipo; and if,
rom any cause the taking Of tie said Propositions
Sha" nor be completed on the dav aforesaid, tho
taklng thereof will be con'nued, from day 10
o"y' at INC same place and between the same
"ou'S unll inc taking thereof shall be completed,
am your Obedlent servant,
,,,., NANCY q. CROSS,
WIDOW OF Fleming b. Cross deceased, CuraS
t[lx Of the Estate Of the said Fleming b. Cross.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-30
PUBLIC SALE.

/ W LII be offered for sale at public auction.
b"iCFe the front door of the Earle Ho-
! tel, IN the city Of Richmond, OF the Goth of
Apll 1889, at - O'Clock, on n credit of six
months, HOUSE e. LOT, situated on Main
or street. in said city. The house is rbrick,
three stories high, well calculated for a store and
dwelling housc.-The lot fronts On said Main or
u street about 272 feet. and extends back from
SAID street towards Exchange Alley, to line
drawn directly across yard, from a corner Of
Iumser or warehouse, on the entire lot "a part
now Only being offered for solcl to point where
ah"'h"r line drawn from The corner OF the kitcII-
en- on SAID entire lot, to where il would in.crsocr
a iIUe, from the corner Of The kitchen of Full
chcT, Tor what was formerly Fu!cbcrs kitchen
"h,cn SAID back line Is nearly parallel 10 the
Salu VAN or f. street, and includes he privv and
recess annexed thereto on the side Of the said
lumber or ware house, parallel to the said Main
or Il street and running thence from the SAID
point ~ lntersectlonj along the inc drawn from
The corner o!thc kitchen on said entire lot to the
corner OF Fuichcr's kitchen, including also a
passage of 27a feet, extending from the before
described lot to Exchange Alley, which said LOT
or parcel Of ground with the appurtcnanccs, is
part Of lot purchased by John King orthe re-
prescna'vcs OF Thomas Gi!llat, reference to
winch tile may be had, at the Office Of the
HuS'ng Court for the city Of Il edmond
Tn" above described property will be sold nv
virtue ola Decd of Trust, exccucd by John
klng TO John Aiacrac, decd. and .Ioba Gibson,
Jr IF record in the Office Of the Hastings
Court Of Richmond, to satisfy Jane Bowie
AdmX Of D. Boyle, deed. CERTAIN debts in sdiG
Decd mentioned.
Tie purchaser will be required to execute
negotiable note with good euGorecrs. at one Of
the Virginia Banks IN tie city Of Richmond Tor
at one OF their Branches i'll the town Of Frcdc.
TIckSOurg) payable in SIX months, and also TO
execute u Decd Of Trust up tie property 10 e..
cure the purchase money.
JOHN GIBSON. Jr,
Surviving Trustee.
IN 23-2aw tide
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-30

q ik"'NiA:-N rules, holden IN the clerks oiic. o.
tho circuit Superior court of law and ch,uc,,v IA,
Henr'co County, the 9th day oi February 1872 Peter
Elliott, pf, against Joseph McKm, Samuel MlcKun
HrNandeI AIcH,m aud William and Joseph N,k,m aud
john Fisher and Others, dts
The defendants above named no, having entered ,hci,
appearance and gwen srcu'iy aCcordg 10 the act of
assembly and the rules "i TINS count anu appearing by
country: II ordered, that the SAID defendants do auu.a
before the Judge OF SAID court the capitol in the
cay Oh Richmond, on the hrN day OF the May term
Ia he holden for the trial of civil causes and answer Mn,
oi oil ue plaintiff and thai copy al order he forth
WIN inserted IN some newspaper published IN tie CITY of
'n'nd i"r wv" months successfully and posted al the
iioni door of the capitol in the SAID Guy.
Copy Tesc, J. ROBINSON C. C.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-30

"A I rules holden in tho Clerks Office Of our
va County Court of Lunenburg, on the first
Monday in March, 1882 Robert Bagby. adm'or
with the will annexed of Robert Choppcll dec, for
the benefit of Alexander b. Crallc, plaintiff against
Reuben Vaughan, dccndaut-IN CmANcEnY.
The defendant not having entered his appcar.
rslcs of this Court, and it appearing TO- the sails.
faction of the Court, that he is not an inhabitant
of this Statc-On motion of tho plaintiff by Charles
Smith his Attorney, it is ordered that the said dc.
icndant do appear here on the second Monday in
june next, and enter his appearance and answer
the plaintiffs BILL and that copy of this order be
inserted in one OF the newspapers printed i'm ih,
town of Petersburg, city of Richmond for eiuht
weeks successfully, and posted at the front door of
the Courthouse of said County A Copy Tes,e.
mar 26 WIN. G.. BAPTIST d. G.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-30
sREOlgTs95ng Goods.

Fp7HE following articles Of Mourning, are now
n opening at Il. II. JENKINS, and will be
sold at the lowest prices:
Mourning ginghams and cullcoes
Black Grape wells, various sizes
New style mourning muslin lawns
Wido black Grape, for wells
Silk, cotton, and silk hose
Best black gloves, black mode
Italian lustrings
Grape dc Leon and paImarincs-with many other
goods. mar %.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-30

Gcorge Fo1, Joln FOR, Aibert Fox, AlGcd Far.
and Sar0h Far:
FkNAkE NOTICE, that we shall take the deposition o(
- beorgc w. iIcushaw, and others. on Monday hr
~ day OF April next IN the Counting Room of tie So,c
~ washington Gatewood, New Town. King and Queen
County, between the hours Of o'clock in the poIno,
not be taken or completed that day. 10 continue fon
Gay 10 day, at the same place and between the same
hours, Cn the same taken and completed 10 he ,s,
M evidence, before the Judge Of the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Cbancery, for King William Cdmn,y
~ suit therein depending, and undetermined wherein
we and others plaintiffs and you and others are de-
'eno'nts' where you are requested 10 attend
yours respectfully, JOSEPH FOX
10 "ot ELIZABETH d. FOX
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-30
QO;3aW aiSsiOv Es,ysjwcSs.

VIE subscriber having located himself in Bal
& timorc, with view of transaclinr general
Commission Business, tenders his services to the
public generally in the above capacity, and plcdg
cs himself to pay strict attention TO all business
entrusted TO his care. Office at Mr.. Charles
Gwinn's, Nos, Spears Wharf
SAMUEL AYRES.
BALTIC. March II, 1s32.-w4t if
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-30
THE IMPORTED HORSE
GEE Y EIH,ANEe.

49, W!ll stand the present season Mt
u .SA--vy,> the south end of 'rren,'s bridge
EesaA Z II near the town of Manchester, ~
~ $SlS ne county Of Chesterfield, at TWEEN
ei=.ssA87s9 y dollars the season, 10 be dlSchar.
Ged by the payment of fifteen within the sea.
son. wn Gu wall close on The LIST Of Julv.
This fine Stallion is the property o; Admiral
Sir Isaac Coffin, and has been procured by the
subscriber for the present season only, after
which he will be returned TO the agent of his
owner near Boston,
CLEVELAND is a dark bay, with black
name, legs and tail. He is seventeen hands
high, and seven years old, of fine form, and !
doubt If there is any Stallion in Virginia, pos
ScSsIng equal bone, muscle and sinew lie is
SAID to bc of the finest breed of horses used in
England, for harness. 4 Cross Of the mares of
Eastern Virginia (which all pariake more or
less OF the blood stock.) with this horse, is
calculated TO produce most valuable breed for
The draft and the saddle.
Cleveland was sent to the United States
IN 1873, by his own r, TO improve the breed of
horses IN Massachusetts, where | am informed
lbs colts (Sonc of them three years cid mex;
grass are amongst the finest IN the Unicn.
Mares sent to this horse VIII have the rance
oil one OF the best pastures IN this part of the
country. grails-Or will be ahundanily fed ON
gram a; % cents day. A faithful agent /,
employed, who VIII use every prccauiicn anainst
escapes and accidents, but the subscriber will
not DC responsible should any occur.
E. c. MAYO.
Richmond March oh, l032-.2aw4w.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-30


Vih"iNIA'-At rules, holden IN the Clerks Office OF
me superior Court q" Law and ChanceIy for Hen.
I,cn county, the 9Th day Of February BENJAMIN
\ Coshil and John Elicit and Fanny Is his WIFE plEs
'Snnsi FOUNTAIN Lamshlm, Henry Yates, adm'r OF his
" lie MiIy Yates, ahd John b. Yates Joel Crenslaw
anI ni 'ohn sutton, decd and the said Joel Cren,haw
an" N"!iccnt ms wife, who WIS hlillicent sutton
temperance iigh,bun, who Temperan,e sutton
He"'Se Jones ana Mary hrs wife, who Mary Sutton
'"hn sutton, Thomas {. Sutton and VIM. Sutton child.
rem OF May sutton deed and John Sutton, decd pan,
Ch's AN, ADM of Robert Sutton, and SAID Paul Chris,
IAN and Folly h. his wife, who was Polly X Su,,or
Scroes'n ard Mildred w. his wife, who was Mild
red w. Sutton, and other dfts.
Inc defendants above named not having entered their
appearances anu gwen security according 10 The Ac, of
Nssemny ana me rules OF this Court, and it appearing
ny satisfactory evidence, that they not inhaban,s of
ms c"dniTy-it Us ordered, that the said defendants do
appear before The Judge of our SAID Court at the Cant
"l, ~ 'he C'y oi Nnhmond, The first day of the
next May term, to be holden for trial of civil causes
"nn answer The bl OF the plaintiff that a copy
oil ms order he forthwith inserted in some newspaper
punished IN tho CITY OF Richmond for w q months sue
ce'>Vcy aud posted at the front door of the Capitol IN
INC s"Id CITY, Copy. Teste,
j
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-30
ONO q, KENTUCKY LANDS

T9NHF Subscriber offers his services to noprcsi
a csat proprictors of lands in the States of
ONO ana kentucky, for the sale thereof, and paw
ment of the taxes. All letters addressed to him at
Cincinnati or to John III. Price, Esq of Richmond
POST PAID, will be duly attended to. lie refers those
to whom he may be unknown, to
CHEF JUSTICE MARSHALL
CHAPMAN JOHNSON,
CHARLES COPLAND-and
SAM'L MYERS, Esqrs.
JAMES SOUTHGATE.
Il. 81. s will also attend as Attorney at Law
70 70 suits IN the Federal Courts at Columbus and
fTdhhIOrl no 2-w6m
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-30
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

"a MI subscribers have associated themselves
Il together, under he firm of LAUGHToN &
HARGER, in the COACH-MAKING BUSI-
NESS, and intend carrying 1t on in all lis varl-
Gus branches From their experience in the bu.
slness, they feel assured they will be able to
give general satisfaction to all who nav favor
them with their custom. Their carriages w II
DC made of the best materials and by the best
wofkmen. Their buildings will be completed
Oh The corner of Main and Eighth streets a..
soon as The weather will permit, when they will
be prepared 10 execute all orders for carra pes
OF any description. They intend keeping on
hand an assortment Of carriages, which they will
sell as low as they can be purchased elsewhere.
thcv also intend to continue their Silver Plat
ing Establishment. few doors above the Viz
gina Banks, where they will constantly keen
an assortment IF plated ware, consisting of
moulding bands, coach and gig handles, names,
st'rruP irons, torris, hooks, bits buckles,
patent leather housings and winkers and num-
Der OF o'her articles necessary for country coach
makers ard saddiers.--All of winch they will sell
on moderate terms all kinds of rcpaIrs. neatly
and substantially executed Jobs in the platIro
business will meet With punclua attention.
JOHN T.. LAUGUTON.
JOHN w. HARGER.
ntf,pF
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-30
gE'ESTEEs.S E.S.S.


l9s7sA The subscriber takes this opportu-
fE.?..sxSk nifty of rendering to his friends his
lsssssssEsS? era eiu thanks for The ve.y liberal
esSsSa&E4i:& support he has met with since taking
the old stand soiong kept by Claiborne Thomas,
now leased by the subscriber for eight yeas. ~
continuance of The Western Traders in stock.
ard OF The former customers of this stand gcner-
ally, is particularly solicited. as every endcavor
will be made To give entire satisfaction.
In addition to the establishment being newly
furnished, and the los being substantial y en-.
closed Tor the accommodation of every kind Of
stock, two first rate drivers and break wauon
are at the command cf his Western friends
which will be fou"d desirable to those HAVING
horses never before broke.
w. IL PLUMB
N. 3. ANY aid that can be rendered. in NV
power, to assist my old friends, and all others
calling at my old stand to dispose OF their stock
Will be chcoFfuliy rendered. also invite nil INV
call. CLAIBORNE /, THOMAS
ma 12-CIaw4l*
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-30

. SA Ol!CE.-NaS commit 10 the jail O.
y Hardy county, Moorlin,d, on the 5,h day
81 November, 1881, coored man who calls
himself " alker Turncr,--he is 5 feet inches
high-yellow complcXion-hl his back very much
marked. aud says he is half Indian; when frs,
taken up, refused to talk, but since talks in
low tone Had on when taken up, an old brown
great coat. cassne't pantaloons, ibuc) half
worn, an old wool hat, rcd flannel over shirt
had in his bundle fin" blue cloth coat, and blue
pah'"l"ons He Is supposed t. be 81 or 80
years old JACOB FISHER J,;lor
Monrtied, Jan. If, 1882 IL 20 I'm
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-30

JOSHUA J. FRY
4 = ENERAL Commission Merchant, on eros
"a Street, near the United States Bank
offers for sale,
200 Bags Rio and old white coffee
p hhGs prime St. Croix and N. O. SUGARS
80 do moIassos
10 or casks s. Madeira wine
. do sweet Malaga do
80 casks nails. assorted sizes
200 sacks Liverpool filled salt
10 tons country iron
also on consignment,
so bals mountain family flour
DO i'ikius butter, Per. roll
700 lbs white bleacbed wool
500 lbs. bees wax
" CiSa paid Tor wheat. jai2-ts
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-30

~ lEGlNlAAt rules, holden in the Clerks rth.. of
Inc Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chanccry
nr ienfico county the 9th dav FEBRUARY 1892 h;ye,
myers pm against jackson 81 AlcJn>ry, merchants and
partners, trading under the finn of Jackson e. AcJmscy
IN me cIy OF NV York and Dixon Timherlake dhs
Inc defendants, Jackson IL NlcJimsey, not having
entered Their appearance andgven security according 10
ne act OF Assembly and tie rules of this Court and il
appearing by saac0ry evidence that they arc r,,
mhabants ii this country: il is ordered thai The said
defendants do appear before the Judge our said court
al the Capitol, IN tie city of Richmond or the FIRST da
81 The next May term, he holden the trial of civil
causes, anu answer the bill Of the plaintiff; and that
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some news
paper published in the city of Richmond. for two monhs
successfully, and posted the front door of the Caniol
III we sara CITY copy. Ies'c,
p J. ROBINSON, C. c.
tlh'iNia-i Jules, holden in the clerks office of the
CIRCUIT superior court of law and chancery TOR Hem
rico county, the 9Th dey March, 1882 Moses ow
wing executor OF john Crow, deceased AMI other plain
tli,, against Amsead Jones, and other defendants
ne defendant above named not having entered his app
praance aud gwen security according to the of
"u the rules OF tins court, and appearing ny
lac DRY evidrnce, that he nhab lrant of this
country: II ordered That the defendant do appear
before The judge OF said court at the capir in the
cy Oh Richmond, on tie tenth day of the Nav term
I" be holden for tine ial of civil causes and answer the
n' OF me P'antis and that copy OF this order he
lo INV IN Inserted IN some newspaper published in the
cry Of Richmond, for two months cessvey and post
ed atthe front door OF the capitol in the SAID city.
"a copy. Teste J. ROBINSON, C. C.
MIRGiN!A-At rules holden IN the CLERKS office nj
me C";"n Superior Court Of Law AID Chancery
inr iiennco county, the 9th day of February 1882
Thomas Hunt, and Hannah his wife, and other pltfs
against William iarnam, of the estate OF
William Hill, decd, and as executor of Henry HiI
"ec'd, the SAID Wi. am Parham, and Elizabeth his
vile, and Christopher Manlove dts
lhe defendant, Christopher Manlove, not having On
e'ed ms appearance and given security according TO the
act OF Assembly aud the rules of tins Court and II
appearing by satisfactory evidence that lie is moi AN
'nhah"nt OF this country: it IS ordered that the sa,d
defendant do appear before the Judge of OUR SAID court
Y oG R!ch ,,o f.,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-30

VIII STAND lhe present season NJ
the south end of Trcnl's bid ro
ncnr the town of Manchester, ~
ne county Of Chesterfield, at TWEEN