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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-03-29

This is the summary report and esti-
mates Of the committee Of the y. lork
convention, on the manufactures OF wool,
published in the addendum to the last wee
lume Of the REGISTER, and it Is unneces
nry, (for us) to do more than give Its re-
rults.
II is estimated that there are
90 millions of sheep in the
U. S: worth 80 each $4,000, 900
That it requires 6,666.666
ncres Of land (at 3 sheep
TO acre. to feed them, say
$500, 600 acres, at $40 65,OOO,OOO
O5,OOO,O0O
That these sheep produce
so millions pounds Of wool
worth 40 cts.
per III. or S20,0OO,000
THAT the crop
Of 1881 was
worth 25 mil
lions.
That the value
of the cloth
made from
this wool, is 10000. 900
That the fixed
and floating
capital vest
ed in the
woollen man
ufacture is 10000, 900
Capital in the growth and
manufacture 0i wool S145, 100000
That sc, ,000persons are en-
ployed, and $50 900 sub
sisted, by the manufacture
of wool aud that these
consume 3,75O,OOO dol
lars worth, annually ofag-
ricultural products.
That to supply these with
food, &c. requires ,5OO,-
600 acres of land, worth
$l5 the acre 90 900 900
Total capital involved $l67 100000
And that the annual value accruing
agriculture IS as follows:
For wool 10000, 900
Provisions to manufacturers 3,75O,OOO
Fuel, timber and other pro-
ducts of land 500 900
Charges for transportation,
food Of horses and other
animals employed be-
cause Of the factories 100000
24,75O,OOO
To which add supplies Of
mill-wrights, machinists,
sc. SC. 100000
25,O5O,OOO
II is also shewn that the freight on the
olive oil, oil soap, indigo, dye-woods,
madder and sperm oil used in factories,
pay one-third more freight than the cloth
manufactured would pay, if imported.
Joseph Gees work, published in 1850. Colonial
policy of Great Britain.
2. The means Of preserving tn Great
d. - L. ,.,I
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-03-29


II is also shewn that the freight on the
olive oil, oil soap, indigo, dye-woods,
madder and sperm oil used in factories,
pay one-third more freight than the cloth
manufactured would pay, if imported.
ID
Joseph Gees work, published in 1850. Colonial
policy Of Great Britain.
2. The means Of preserving tn Great
Britain her manufacturing and CONNER
cial ascendancy.
"Fut as much as am for making Glib
ialtar and Port Mahon free ports, can
not yet be Of their opinion, who are for
having all the ports of England made
and all the products and manufactures
of the world brought in free Of all duty
that we may send them out again, as
free, to all other countries; alleging that
this is the practice of Holland, the Hans
Towns, Hamhurgh, Leghorn, Sc; and
Tint it is by these means they work them
selves into so vast & extensive trade, in
furnishing other people with foreign COM
modities But these notions are entirely
wrong For, as to the Dutch, they lay
duties on their imporations as well as
we, &c.
But what is ofthe utmost consequence
10 us is, that, by laying high duties we
nre always able to check the vanity oi
our people in their extreme fondness OF
wearing exotic manufactures. For u Il
,oere not for this restraint, as our neighbors
gire much less ,roges TO their workmen than
zoe do, and consequently can sell cheaper,
the Italians, the French, and the Dutch,
,uouid hare continued 10 pour upon us then
SILKS, paper, hais ,druggets, stufs, rntteens
and eren Spanish irooi cloths: for they
nave the wool Of that country as chear
M we; and arc become masters Of tha,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-03-29

This is the summary report and estl-
mates of the committee Of the \. York
convention, on the manufactures ofwool,
published in the addendum to the last We.
lume Of the REGISTER, and it Is unneces-
nry, (for us) to do more than give its re-
v,,lto
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-10

LsJ I.NNs.'tA.. - a. "a 81 ~, ,I,, ....,,
ana chancc'y Tor llenrico county, holder, /,
me oaPtoi, I'm tho CITY OF Richmond, on Ssturd,y
May 18th, 1892; J0'iah Riddick. nI,e
John s. Fleming in his own tight. And =, "Sa n'
tor OF Martha III. Syme', deceased. MILAN ,iu-'
Jesse Winn, late sheriff of Hanover Co.. ~,
ming, IN his own right and MS adm,or 81 SS q 'o
Fleming, deceased, James Ruff execu,n c o NJ -
liam N. Fleming, Ellen Flcuring, Maria Ei.',
ing, isabella e.. Fleming. George Vasbon EI;.,
Yashons Jane Vashon, Simon Vashon. ,TTho,r.
fricc, Jr, executor of Walter Coles tcceascd ,.,
John T. Swami, and Jane his wife dn, 10y "'''
Tins cause, In which the plaintiff appears q, h
proceeded against the defendants Jamcs Ruin Nv
ccutor of William NJ Fleming, deccsg.d. ,nd
GEORGE VashoD, who out of this courtr,
IN the mode prescribed by law against absen, do
'cndants they still failing to appear and answer
canic on this day to bc heard on the bill taken f,r
confessed az to all tie other defendants. exc.p,
sohn >. Fleming and John Il. Swami, the answers
oi thosc defendants, with repiications thereto and
EXHIBITS, and was argued by counsel: On consid.
Ia'ion whereof, the court doth adjudgc, order and
decree, that the defendant, John =. Fleming. rem
oer before one of the commissioners of this cuurt
an account of the transactions of his testatrx Mar
ina III. Symc, on the estate Of Sarah SWINE dccc,
sea, and an account OF his own transactions on
te estate OF his said testatrix. Martha H. Syme: And
that the defendant, Jesse Winn, render before the
Sanc commissioner, an account of his transactions
on the estate of the said Sarah Syne, deceased.
anu inc SAID Commissioner is also directed TO take
an account OF the real and personal estate of tho
s'u 9ar"h oynfc, deceased. descended, devised and
uistrioued TO her heirs, devsccs and distrjlmtces
and to report all the said accounts to the cour,
win any matters specially stated, deemed pcrti
heht ny himself, or which may be required by the
parties to &c SO stated. A Copy. Teste -
WIN. G. SANDS, ID. &.
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DIED.

Yesterday morning at eleven O'clock at the res
idence of Mr.. VIM. Merriam on Richmond Hill
Capt. HENRY Poor, native of Andover, Mass. in
the 53rd year of his age.
On Sunday, the 5th inst after an illness of two
weeks which she bore with resignation and chris
tan fortitude, Mrs. SARAH w. RoPER consort OF
George Roper of this city. She has left an infant
and husband with large circle of relations and
friends to bemoan her untmely fate.
This morning, at o'clock, CATHERINE Virgil
MA, youngest daughter of the late Jas Glib The
friends and acquaintances of the family, are re-
quested to attend the funeral from the residence
OF her mother, on Church Hill, tomorrow even
ing, at B o'clock, without further invitation
This morning, about 7 o'clock, JosErm STEEL,
son of Jas. c. and Isabella Crane, in the 4th veal
OF his age. Funeral at O'Clock this evening
Recently at his farm in Kentucky, after pro.
tracted illness. JAMES CURRIg, Esq. formerly n
worthy and highly respectable resident of this
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-10
THE JACKSON VAN buren, POLICY

The Jcffersonian, summarily and cncrgetica-
Iy, analyses the Jackson Van Buren, Tactics;
getting up Gaucusses--arranging Presses-hat
tering the President-ostablishing Repencies-
coaxng and wheedlipg Members of Congress, by
indudibEc promises of Foreign MISUNDERSTANDING
accredited ageots to Harrisburg-emissaries to Al
bany-arruyng Bank influence in New York-or
ganizing corps of renegade letter writers at Wash
ington; arranging the p. Office Department. vi.
sitting Georgia; coaxing Crawford; wlecdiDg VIII
kn'; twisting, turning plotting, intriguing, threat
cning, and dcfaming!"
All! Van, Van! All truc as though an angel
SAID IT, Como then, Barbour men, let us unite and
snatch the vote of Old Virginia from Van How
stands the case? You cannot give tho vote of
Virginia to Mr.. Barbour, but you can, by giving il
to Sergeant, deprive Van Buren, of it, Sergeant
is for the Tariff and Bank, tits true-but so is
Jackson, for worse (Exchcquer) Bank, and so is
Van Buren, You lose nothing in these respocts.
What do you not gain7 Sergeanti is a man of un
exceptionablo character, plain as a Quaker, and
in fact looking very like one-no intripuer, or
shuifler-a democrat all his lifc and son Of the old
JcfTcrsonian leader, Jonathan Sergoant,) in
Philadelphia. His talents are beyond oavil or
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question: But you do not elect himi by tho vote
Vi Virginia You send him and Barbour to the
o'""'o' instead OF him and Van Buren,. The Senate
!" e""er case will vote against Sergeant, and thus
you erect barbour. The vote of Virginia may elect
MI sergeant by the Colleges. We hope and be-
n0Ve IL would. The question then presented to
you' Is whether you prefer Sergeant Van Burcnl
sergeant will 60 before the Senate in any event,
OUT whether he gets there in Van Burcn's compa-
NY or Barbours, that body in either case will reject
"'n' That has come to our knowledge which indu
ccs us TO believe this Virginia. even Pcnnsylvania,
will vote for Buren, over Sergeant, withstand
ing the Jdckson plurality doctrine of 1926. Upon
this is founded exclusively the hopes of his friends
and there is no other way to defeat the compca.
ted Intrgucs and maehinat atoms, in progress TO
maturity, than by wrcnching the vote of Virginia
from Van Buren,. Once Vice President, ho is Pre-
sdont for twelve years to come, he has been for
the last three years and half You MAY elect
Barbour by voting for Sergeant in Virginia. You
cannot elect Barbour by voting for Barbour. In
other words, if Van Buren, gots the vote Of Virgil
MIA, Barbour is excluded from the Senate. If Ser
geant gets it, either Sergeant is elected by the Peo
pie, or he and Barbour tho two go before the
Senate. If so, Barbour is Vice President, for we
repeat, that in contingency, Sergeant be
chosen by the Senate. This is well kno,cn at tho
Palace.
Perhaps you arc afraid of offending Mr..
ktchie, if you adopt this alternative; per-
haps you IRE afraid ho and Peter " will
say you are not of the Republican Party, and
cross your names. If thus you reason, we have
no more to say. You do not deserve to be adj
dressed in the language of reason and Republican.
ism. Take care that Richie does not give you the
slip; that he does not come over to Clay, and make
that the Republican Party. A few more good
hearty signs, and we will not answer for the event
In that case you know the portcullis will be drop
ped, and you and all Jacksonians become federal
ists' until Mr.. Richie is pleased to fling another
summersett.
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Hy 4S"r%ssIsu,,s, sven =. 90.

DRY GOODS. AND uANCy .p.rr,-, ~
\, on friday next, 10th INST. nj 3 o,cIock p
W: nj our auction rooms, we wrH sell ~ 80
oiceS; Without reserve large assCstmen, of Cut
Dry C.I o"sre' ana Fancy Gonds. together with
iy GOODS, &c. amongst which are many ,,,.;r,
BILE Articles. ''''"y @'s'ra-
Driliings, Rouen Cassimcrcs
S,Eiped Jeans Gnghap,s, Calicocs.
E .c Dmi'y, colored Canbrics,
furniture Chintz, Cashmere hadkfs;
PACK SILK Hamdkerchiefs &c
p'. n IN, anu figured coat and vest Buttons
"ar Buttons, pearl and gilt Studs.
WrS' Knives, Scissors Needles Knitting Pins
Gu. Inu norm dressing, pocket, top and side
aav"cH Cases, Cologne Water
Bonnet Wire, una f0fKs'
W. a:S I'oVe' Az. I"ng~, sets Walters,
Boxes, sc. &c i"iS
- D. A &. CO Aucir
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iy li-wdw


"a IRGlNjA-ln the circuit superior court of
law and chancery, for Henrico county, the
10Th day of June. 1882, Ann Dent McRae, the wife
OF Alexander McRae, by James McRae, her next
iTiend' pits against Alexander McRac, John
mays, IN his own right, and executor of Ann
Dent Hays decd, who administrators with
the Will annexed of James Hays, decd and Her
bert A. Claiborne and Della his wife, defts,
This cause, in which the pItf. appears to have
proceeded against the dcft, Alexander McRae who
rs out OF tins country, in the mode prescribed bv
law against absent dcils he still failing to appear
and answer came on this day to he hcard by consent
as TO all the other dehs., on the BILL their apsye
repcations q an exhibit, & was argued by counsel:
YIN consideration whcreofthc court being of opinion
that the pltf, Ann Dent McRae should be securcd
ana PIotccteu against all persons in the enjoyment
oil at least so much of her equitable property be-
qucathed to her by her father the late James flaws
and by her late mother Ann Dent IIays as will
AFFORD her competent support, with the view as
well OF ascertaining the amount of the funds from
which such support should be drawn as of pradua
ting the sum to be permanently applied to that OBJ
Ject, doth order, that the deft John HAYES do rem
der AN account of his administration of the estat,
| OF his testatrix Ann Dent Hayes deceased befor,
| one of the Commissioners of this court who
is directed to examine, state and settle the same
! and mao report thereof to the court will
any matters specially stated deemed pertnen,
! ny himself, or which may be required by the
parties to be so stated: And in the moan time
ior inc immediate support of the said Ann Dent
hlckac, the court doth further order that the de
icndant John Hayes, executor of Ann Dent HAYES
deceased, dc pay over, from time to time ss thew
shall accrue to the said Ann Dent McRac the di
Vidends on fifty shares of the Bank Stock admit
ted by the said executor, TO be held by him as the
equtne!e chooses IN action, to which the said Am,
penn McRae IS entitled and that-tIrc payments
hereby directed be continued until the further order
of the court. A Copy. Teste,
j. ROBINSON C. T.
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jy l9-1aw4w
VIRGINIA:-At rules, holden in the clerks of

| " lRGlNlA:-At rules, holden in the clerks of
| " hce OF the circuit superior court of law ane
chancery tor Henrico county, the 9TH day of June
iooI: Archloaid Pieasants, jr., Pllf, against Ed
ward Voss, John s. Voss. William Nisbet. and Nh
ry' his wife, Alexander McRae, Samuel Hobson
and other dts.
The defendants above named not having enter
to the act of assembly and the rules of this cour
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence, that
they are not inhabitants OF this country: 1t is or
dered that the said defendants do appear before the
'ndge OF our SAID court, at the Capitol in the city
of Richmond, the first day of the next Oct obcy
term, To be holden for the trial of civil causes and
answer the bills of the PLAINTIFF; and that copy of
this order be forthwith inserted in some newspSpcr
published in the city of Richmond, for two months
SucceSsivc'y' and posted at the front door o. the
capitol, in the said city,
80 copy. Tcsc, WIN. G. SANDS. d. G..
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Elk ESE.R.H'As
FOR SAL

"a N obedience to decree of tho .;:.
court OF law and cbanCerv for tic count,, nf
henrico, pronounced tie 10Th d., 81 -
1852, IN suit pending 10 SAID court vybcrc; Inhy'
reiyton Boiling and Others are plaintiffs and Iohn
Hliiia'n ana others defendants, the subscriber
he commas .Jner therein named will offer for sale
At pn'nc auction, at the Eagle Tavern in the CITY
% Richmond, on The 30th day of August ncxi rho
estate IN the will of Dr. James S. Gillian mention
cd, called Elk Island, Including the HIGH la,,d
called Tuggles, and one half the fsbcr9 III
property is generally known 10 be one NJ ;Lo rnst
vaiuaCe estates in Virginia, the island heinz lanes
RIVER low grounds OF the first quality. Persons
desiring to view the lands, arc referred 10 ar Fo,.
cT, the present manager OF the estate, by whom II
WIN nc shewn Possession will be riyen ON Tho
hrst day OF January next, but the crrchaser viii
nave the privilege Of sowing crop of wheat This
iai and the privilege Of curing the growing cron
OF tobacco, will be reserved to Judge Nav, tic pre
sent tenant. ~ Wv F'V'
The sale will be OH &C Of one, two. ibroe
ana tour years, equal in. "nts-the first nav
mont TO he secured by .... 18th approvcd No.
sonal security, and fhe tlf.a loo the lands 10 he re
served, until the ,,r'. r....',ase none, ri,
paid, a security ....- ' w
~" authorized - y, tho, f the puych,ser
shall desire 1t, Judge Miy will lave fnIJ 81
wheat sown OIL Ill" land, o. fair tcr.ns WV "
p., w. NJ, ATKINSON
jy l1--2awtds COMMISSIONER,
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
RIcuMoNn. 10Th JuIy 1870

~, RICHMOND, I2th July, 1882.
Inc parties interested in the execution of The
foregoing order of court, will take notice. TINT
have appointed Monday, the 22d day of December
next ut my office, ut the capitol, in the CITY of
richmond, to commence the same; ut which time
ana place they are hereby required to attend be-
fore inc. on the matters referred by the said order
Win all necessary accounts, vouchers, and proofs
WM. G. PENDLETON, Comr.
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RICHMOND MARK EYS-Aus. ..

~ WI n IGLN Ia aug. y.
COUNTRY FLOUR, (New)-$6 asked, and s.!
CITY MILLS FLOUR-S6.5o.
WHEAT--l10a1l5 cts
INDIAN CORN-At 65a67 cts
iObACCO-Common Refused, $3o3.50; other
Refused, 3.50d4.50; Common Passed, 3.5Od4. SO;
G M,ddng do, 45Oo550; Good and Fine, Gallo.
SShLI-Liverpool Sack, SIN demand.
COFFEE.-13lsI4 cts; scarce.
SUGARS-$6a975; scarce.
MOLASSE S-2Sa33 cts.
NHISkEY-34a35 cts; in demand.
BACON.-Hog round, GAIL cts.
CANDLES.-Mould, IL Ial2 ctr.
Sperm, 32a33.
MACkEREL.-No. 3, $2sG3l-dulI.
HAY-60a75 cts-dul
LIME.-1s.
PLASTER.-$3i.
n. T.. RUM--34a3J cts; scarce.
These rhoiesaIe prices. The arrivals of
groceries and other goods have been small for n
month past-whon trade rcvives, advance in
prices must take place Coastng Vessels in
demand. Flour to Boston, IS cts; Goals to do,
L. The Cholera at New York has had an import.
ant effect upon the trade of this city, i'm preventing
the receipts of our usual supplies of merchandise
from that place.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-10

Mr. Spotswood of Kenawha has accepted Mr..
R'tchie's banter for bet on the Pennsylvania Ecc-
ton o. Mr.. r. can get plenty of bets even, on
N. York-Van's faderland. AS he does not read
the Wing, Asmodcus who tells him generally, what
it contains-will be so good to whisper the CON
tents Of this paragraph in his venerable ear. We
bet not on Elections, but others WILL or this
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IRISH MEETING IN PHILADELPHIA
Notwithstanding the Cholera, the meeting of alb.
juring 1rishmcn on Monday night was overAowing.
being variously estimated ut from S to 5000. We
refer TO the notices from Poulson. Proceedings
hereafter.
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We have the pleasure TO state, that to our towns
man, DIR. Robert w. IIaxal has been awarded by
the Boylston Medical Committee of Harvard Uni
vcrsty, the premium of Fifty Dollars, or Gold
Medal of that value, for Dissertation on Fistula
Lachrymalio.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

,,, Richmond, 18th July, 1882
Inc parties concerned are hereby notified that |
have appointed the Odd day of September next at
my Office, in this city, to commence the performance
OF the duties devolved on one of the Commission.
ers OF the Court by the foregoing order; at which
u'ne and place they are hereby required to attend,
before me, the matters referred bv said order
with the necessary accounts and proofs
WIN. G. PENDLETON, Com'r
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COMING BAcK.-The ship Inez, from Havre, at
New York, has silver fve-franc pieces on board
to the amount of $1,000 francs. The brig Jane
| 800 600
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LATEST FROM MADERA.-The brig Admttance,
Capt Smith, which sailed from Cadiz on Goth
June, IN lat. 1919, lon 22:2G, spoke British
packet, the captain of which stated that the En-.
glish had taken possession of the island of MADEIRA
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II affords great satisfaction TO recommend
Mr.. Tho. Williams to tho public, particularly TO
my former customers, and have no hesitation in
saying That in my opinion, they could not obtain
better agent for the transaction Of their business
hero. A. SWEENV
Richmond, Aug. |, 1882 cow 2iw2w 1aw1m
n EGENDS OF TIE wEST.-Logends of
y the West, by the author Of Letters from tho
West &c. Just received and for sale by
au7 r. I. SMITH
- UGARS.--iOO bids 81. Crox, Porto Rico
~ and Orleans Sugars in store, for sale bv
au Is LANCASTER, DENLY & 60
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-10

Henry l.. Ellsworth. of Hartford, has been an
pointed one of the Commissioners for locating TIN
emigrant Indians, an appointment declined by Ro
berts Yaux, Esq. OF Philadelphia.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-10

~ OTICE.-ghc Subscriber having taken the
" Houses lately occupied by Mr. Andrew
Swccny, is prepared to transact
GGMeTNC Co2Is9Ji l8SiOR Business
upon the usual terms, Gnd from his long experience
IN that business, having lived with Mr.. Swceny for
many years. he hopes TO receive liberal support
from the public; aud hereby pledges hnsclrto those
who may favor him with their business TO use his
best efforts to promote their interest. lie particu.
arly sollcits tho aid of the former customers Of Mr.
Swccny, and refers them and the public 10 the fol-
lowing recommendation. THO. WILLIAMS
aug
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The Ourang- Outang, which arrived at Philadel
phia few days since, has died from some diseas,
resembling cholera.
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% WIN. c.. SANDS, d. G.

" IRGINIA;--At rules, holden in the clerks-of
nee of the circuit superior court of law and
chancery for Henrco county, the second day of
jury 1867: Jefferson Swami, eN'or of John Swami,
decd, pit, against William ID. Wren, and Horatio
Gates Winston, ex'ors of John +. Price decd Pol.
ly, the wife of Thomas Woodbridge, Samuel Ow
en-, David Owen, and Jesse Owen, and other dts
The defendants, Polly, the wife of Thomas
w ooldridge, Samuel Owen, David Owen, and Jes-
Sc Owen, not having entered their appearance and
given security according to the act of assembly
and the rules OF this court, and it appearing by sa
tstactory evidence, that they ire not Inhabitants
OF this country: 1t is ordered that he said defend
ants do appear bcfor the Judge of our said court,
at the Capitol, in the city of Richmond on the
first day of the next term, be holden for the
trlal OF civil causes and answer the bill of the
plaintiff; and that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted In some newspaper published IN the city of
Richmond, tor two months successfully, and post
ed at the front door of the Capitol the said CITY
50 copy. Teste, J. ROBINSON, C. C.
fEfO GABRIEL DIX.-Sr: Since you do not
4 reside within the Commonwealth of Virgil
MIA, and have no agent to me known within the
same, take this method Of notifying YOU, that
shall, at the store of George X. Carlton in the
county of King Queen and State of Virginia on
the 9th and 18th of Sept. next, between the hours
OF y o'clock, in the morning and sunset of those
days-and in the tavern o: A. G.. ShackIeford ut
the courthouse of the said county, on the llth of
the same month, and between the same hours of
that Gay-and at the store of III. H. Cauthorn in
the county of Essex and State aforesaid on the
18th, 18th and 18th of the same month and be-
tween the same hours of those days-and at the
tavern of Thos. Matthews, in the town of Tappa-
hammock and State afores1id-on the 18th and
18th of the same month, and between the Same
hours of those days, proceed TO take the ,leposi-
tons of William NewbilI, Richard Newbl Miss
Coates Robert Pollard, VIM. f. Gaines, and sun
dry other persons to be read as evidence, in suit
depending and undetermined in the circuit
superior court Of law and chancery. for the county
of King & Queen aforesaid in which suit am
pltf, and you and others are dts. at which times
and PAGES you may attend if You think proper.
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