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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-25
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u In recent number of the Fredericksburg
Herald there was address from Mr.. r. B. Sem
pie, jr., Delegate TO the Young Mems Convention
at Washington to his constituents, recommending
the appointment of Committees of Correspondence
of the Young Men of Virginia, opposed TO the
reelection of Gen. Jackson, throughout the State.
We understand this proceeding is in accordance
with the wishes of the late Delegation The
Central Committee, it is proposed to establish at
Fredericksburg.
The following call of meeting appears in the
Fredericksburg Herald of this morning:
In conformity to the suggestion made by Robert
Semple, Jr. Esq, at the close of his communion.
ton addressed to his constituents, and published in
the last Virginia Herald--a meeting of the Nation
al Republican Young Men, of the Town of Froder
icksburg and its vicinity, is requested at the Town
Hail. on Thursday the 3lst instant, at half past
o'clock, L. NJ, for the purpose of taking into con-
sideration the propriety of establishing and APP
pointing Committee Of Correspondence of Yonng
Men under 80 years of age, separate and distinct
from the State Committee.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-25
BALTIMORE, May 9:
THE JACKSON CONVENTION

"A very large number of the Delegates to the
Jackson Convention met at the saloon of the
Athcnaeuni Yesterday morning. The meeting was
organized about ii O'Clock.
On motion of MIR. Summer Of New HAMPSHIRE
John Overton, Of Tennessee, was called TO the
Chair.
MIR. Eaton OF Tennessee, stated that Judge Over
ton was confined to his room by indisposition, and
on his motion Robert Lucas, of Ohio was elected
to supply his place.
On motion Of Mr.. Burke, of Ohio, John Adix,
OF New York, was appointed Secretary.
On motion of Mr. Hubbard, of New Hampshire,
it was
RcSOlred, That committee to consist of one
member from each State be appointed to report to
the convention the names of the Delegates in at,
tendance.
On motion, the Convention took recess until
one o'clock, to give the committee time 20 report in
pursuance Of the foregoing resolution.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-25
From the NeD York Ercuiup .Journ1J

MORE DENUNcIATIoNs.-The Courier 6. Enoui
rer, we are fearful, is about leaving the jackson
ranks, where 1t now gets more kicks than coppcrs
though still pretty well supplied with the latter
out OF Uncle Sans chest. 1t has denounced Gov
Throop, the Albany Regency, Mr.. Cambreleng and
the entire democracy" consisting of the Even
ing Post, the Standard and similar repubticnn Jour
nas-it now dcnounces the order of st. Tamma-
ny This Is downright sacrilege, high treason
and party felony 1t will denounce Van b Iren
himself, before the 4th Of July-there or therca
bouts; but will hang to Jackson, so long as mo-
ney Is to be made by (which will be but Il few
months further. Among the pretty things which
1t says this morning touching the Tammany So
ciey is, that the anniversary supper, the toasts at
which were published i'll all the Jackson prints cx-
cept the Courier was ga scene of confusion and
Quarreiling." Mr.. Van Der Pole, formerly of Co
lumbia county," is said be ''setiing the party by
the ears"-and Mr.. Bcdient is sncered at as s'sclf
constituted great man" who "presumcd to disoLev
the orders of the socicty" Now is not this Van
Der Pole the rhetorical gentleman who spoutcd
such tremendous indignation speech at Kinder
hook, over the fallen fortunes of tho Rejected
the very Mark Anthony of Van Burenisml How
dare the Courier denouncc him? And touching the
other great man. is he not high Sachcm in the
Wigwam-and how dare the Courier condemn Mr..
J. Bcdient for not being O-Bedient?
The prediction of the Evening Journal becomes
daily more and more probable. What-attack the
Wigwam at its council frc7 How then cscape
the wrath of the Grand Sachem2 AS the dcnun
citation has already gone forth in effect we would
recommend to the Editor of the Evening Journal
to temper justice with mercy. We pray that il
may not happen to the Editors of the Courier 6.
Enquirer, as it did aforelime with Jeshurun, who
"waxcd fat and kicked"
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ANOTHER CouNrRy Fam N H,>o,,,

The Ladies of the Meades Sewing Society, in
81. Martih's Parish, are employing their time aud
ingenuity in preparing various articles of taste and
elegance, and utility, for exhibition at Fair to be
held at Erin, formerly called the White House }
the residence of Jaquelin A. Berkeley, Esq, on
Thursday, 9TH june if fair, not the next fair d. v
If the display of articles be not equal to wha,
has been made at some of the Fairs, The Ladies
Halter themselves it will be such least as on SINH
lar occasions, has attracted goodly number of pi.
ously disposed Il chartably inclined PERSONS to at
tend d throw in, if but the 'wdow's mite" to pro-
mote the object they have in view, 10 wit: to add
somewhat, and assist in improving, the funds of the
Theological Seminary of Virginia, whose resources
are too limited to enable the Trustees TO admit all
who are DESTROYS of entering the institution
In such holy cause. as they trust they have the
good wishes, so they hope to be instrumental in
conveying the bounty of many, nay, OF all, within
their reach, who DESTROYS of spreading the
knowledge of the Gospel, and of prom citing the in.
tcrests OF virtue and true Religion, among men,
Tins bounty they hope to receive abundantlv, i'm
exchange fer articles at the Fair, to be estimated
Icss by their intrinsic value, than by the end to be
accomplished by the sale of them
Doors to be opened at ii o'clock precisely.
May %, 1892
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Fluyanna Land and CITY Lots.

THSliE subscriber offers for sale u Tract of Land.
z lying on the Rivanna River, in the county of
tluvanna, containing 1921 acres, about 60 niles
above Richmond, ID below charlottesville in the
immediate vicinity of fredericksburg and Union
Mills. a small portion of the land lying on and
near the river is cleared and prepared for cutiva
ton; the residue is heavily covered with the hes
Pine and White Oak timber. The situation !,
healthy the tract well watcrcd and the soil adapt
| ed to the growth of Corn, Wheat and Tobacco-
There are three four mills in the imIncdi
ate ncighbourhoOd, to which the timber can be
hauled over good road and the recent improve
ments in the navigation of the Rivanna River have
rendered the facilities of conveying the timber to
Richmond or Charlottesville very great. The tract
VIII be divided into two parcels, if purcha.
desire it.
Also, II or ID lots in this CITY, living on the
Dock, in Adams Valley, and on Richmond Hill.
Also, the whole, or Il part of my undivided inter
est IN the estate of Coz. Richard Adams, deceased
Persons wishing to purchase, apply to me
III this City. until the 10th of july next After
That time, application can be made to my brother,
(R' H. Adams in this City or by letters addressed
to me, al Tallahassee Florida.
may l'-ltc* JOHN j. ADAMS
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MARY,
THE MOTHER OF
WASHINGTON,
Hour. Com.

Death from Caarcoa!.-Ycsterday forenoon, Mr..
George w. Coombs at work in the well of Mr..
VIM. NJ. Spear Prince street, about IS feet from
inc surface and NJ. VIM. Elm about eight below
him, both in the employ of Mr. Isaac Scott, law
ing Lead pipe, and using furnace with charcoal
tor soldering Coombs complained of faintncss,
and Elm went up to assist him. hut in passing the
furnace he was likowiso taken faint yet succeed
ed In reaching the top, and calling assistance.-
Before 1t arrived however, Mr. c. had fallen to the
bottom. lie was drawn up and two physicians at :
tended Immediately; but life was extinct Mr.
Coombs was about 25 years of age, and has left a
whe and child. 1t was the opinion of the phys.
clans that tic fumes of the charcoal caused his
DEATH Boston Patriot
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To THE EprroRs OF TIE WING.

Gentlemen: / have seen i'm your valuable paper
a lara from our worthy citizen, J. Ill. Lynch, Esq
Iherchants' g. } on the subject of the Saving
banks OF this city, which ought 20 call the atten.
't"h oil our citizens to the Investment of their
pius iuhds' arising from the high wages paid at
TINS season of the year. so as to provide for their
FAMILIES and themselves, when short days i'm Fail
winter and Spring months come round.-Havng
lived IN the city nearly half century, and acted
hag'stratc' NC. &c. have witnessed great dis-
.ress amongst the poor in the Winter months, which,
IN Il certain degree, might havo been aeviated by
Saving Banks Too much can hardly be urged on
the Subject
Friend to Industry ard Frugality.
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THE MARKET.-Cot,on remains without any
favorable movement. Flour much as at our last no
tee, Western 5SGY. Southern Of common brands
53d5, and Howard st. of best brands Sc North
ern corn and rye are shade higher.
MotasScS no change. Linsccd oil droops. Mess
Beef rises little. Rice has not been affected by
the last news of decline at Havrc the price of 8
cts for prime it is thought ought to he stained on
other considerations. The sale of Teas Yesterday
is considered the best for the season Money affair,
are easier this week: for Exchange on England
there is but a feeble demand; the imports now are
quite small.
Sales at the ". York Stock md Exchange
Board, Nay l9.-725 Shares U. 5. Bank
l234ai2l!. Bills on London 95a9i.
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Y'gsSsESHyz.v'G< eM.gCEEg.s.ES.

- ISs
= 81 VIE Subscriber respectfully informs the Farm
Fl my Community, that he continues to have
manufactured his highly approved portable
ihkESillNG MACHINES, at his Cotton Man
uiHc'ory, Hanover County. Virginia These Ma
chhes having been offered TO the Public
py inc proprietor, for the last six years, he
"Ce','S 1t unnecessary TO enter into minute detail
OF the principle and merits OF them which have
Oeeh tuiy giF'n In previous advertisements; he can
say with proPrnty, that there has 6ccn 10 Machine
offered to the Farmers since that period which
mas given morc general satisfaction, than the one,
now "ncrcdG ny him. For the information of those
VINO may wish TO purchase his Nachnc, he prefers
giving references to gentlemen residing in different
sections OF the country, To oiE.ring certificates
some OF whom have had Machines of his in opera
ton Tor several years past TO wit, Charles Barker
VILE, Esq. lumbardy Grove, Mccklenburr County
Hon. John Tyler, OF Gloucester, David c. Williams
Esrr. OF Luncnburw, Col. Robert Crutchficld and
Elliott Dogarnattc, ESD Of Spottsylvania, Colonel
Charles iiunton, OF Fauquer Philip Lightfoot
and Daniel Dcgarnatte, EsQGs. OF Caroline Rich
ard Edwards, Esq OF Brunswick John A. Uillmon
Esq ot Amelia, Joseph {. Cabcil, Esq and Doct.
laws y. Coleman, Of Nelson County. 1t has al
ways been the desire Of the manufacturer TO less
en- the price OF his Machines as much as possible
TO have strength and durability, in order that tho
cominouainy of Farmers may be induced to pur-
c!laSc them. They viii be sold for the future at
two hundred dollars cash, at the Manulactorv
every ihInE complete, cNccp'in! the horse levers
From the demand for his Machines those who
are desigons to purchase Of hi,n for the approach
ing season, viii forward their orders with rs little
delay a. possible, in order that he may he al L. to
furnish Machines al the time they NAV be wanted
Letters uwcctrd TO Tny.rsyilc, Hanover County,
viii bc attended to.
r. ). good Blacksmith, and four or i've Ma.
chlilals, wdntcH al tho above business.
SAMUEL. COCHRAN.
New Market, HJncvcr Comfy ru IN ,vI,v
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Baltimore H2Gsccs.

'''N
q FIRING Meeting, 1892 will commence on the
- last TUESDAY in May, C29th,) and continue
four days:
FIRST day-tr#t race, ito start at u oclnck pre-.
ciSely,l sweepstakes for colts and Gllics 3 wears
old, mile heats entrance 800, half Forfeit four OF
more to make Seven subscribers, and
closed.
Sccond race post sweepstakes with colts and
hltes, 5 years old, mile heats; entrance 5000 D. "
-lour or more to make race. To close LIST o.
May; three subscribers.
Second day. Il post sweepstakes for ali ages; cu
trance $3.50, p. p-iour mile heats; four or more tc
make race; the Proprietor to add $500 Tc
close LIST May; four subscribers
1hird day Proprietor's purse, $500, three mile
heats: entrance 500.
Fourh day, Jocky Club purse, $1,000 four mile
heats; entrance Sn5.
A Lddics' C"p will also be for; the day to be
fixed hereafter.
j. NJ. SELDEN, PROPRIETOR
1t will be scenhy the above, that the post sweep
stakes Tor colts and Ilies, 3 years old 5000 D. D.
VIII close on the LIST of next month. We nave little
doubt but there will be five or six subscribers and
lie purse, IN this case, not less than $1,000 The
post sweepstakes for all ages, $3.50, D. p will close
also OH the list Of next month (NayD The purse
IN that case amounts already to $500.
T. S.-Pcrsons subscribing will be in time if their
letter addressed TO the Editor of the SPORTING Ma
game should bear the post mark OF Ist May
APP 25-law1t
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hesofred' That Lieut.. Fancs +. c. Tripctt in
lor'n Col. John w. lIungcriord, (hc being absent }
vi MS appointment, as one OF the Delegates to re-
present this Regiment.
Resotred, That the Chairman and Secretary
s,gh inc proceedings of this Meeting; and that
tncy he published in the Richmond Enquirer, Con-
st.u'iohAi Wing, and other papers friendly to the
die. WIN ~ SANEORH chn,,n
II. III. HAZARD Sc'cy
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CONNECTICUT SENAToR.-A letter received by
the Editors of the Journal of Commerce from
New Haven announces
That NATHAN SMITH, "the Anti. Masonic
md National Republican Candidate" has been
nominated to the Senate of the United States
by the House of Representatives, for six wears,
from the 18th of March next, having received 1873
votes out of 204. The nomination is expected to
be concurred in by the other House. Mr. SAITH
rs gentleman of very handsome abilities, and
was reformed out of the Office of Attorney of the
United States for the Connecticut District, soon
after the present Administration came into DOW er 1
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from Inc Naiionas I"tellgencer Of May %.
Inc senate maturcd and passed through, u
large number of bills ycsterday-considcrab
sent session. "A gentleman i'm the lobby who
he0rd the fact mentioned, woggishly observed that
II was owing to the Opposition party having got
accidental possession of tho Senate, by the tenn
porary absence of several Members at the Balti-
more Convention.
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DRYDEN & HUNT,
.NEEsGKE.q.v'Y' YsREE OEs&,
No. 5, Sharpe ST., Baltimo

I'VE -, '1h"i pc '', D'N'
ASOuLD respectfully announce to the
w friends in Virginia, and the public gene
rally, that they have received their supply o
Spring (esg ;SsSissgsler Goods,
in their greatest varictcs--partly as follows, viz
Extra super blue and black Cloths, French and
English; super fashionable olive, brown, and mul-
berry Cloths of various shades, with Il general as
sortinent of Cassimeres, Ncsting, &c. &c. all OF
which they will make to order, in the most fashion
able style, and at the shortest notice, and on the
most reasonable terms liberal discount for cash
j. N. Hunt intends visiting his native place
about the Latter part Of June, and from the very
liberal patronage we have received from that sec
ton OF the country, will take occasion 10 have
himself provided with card Of patterns of Cloths,
CaSsiners, and Ncstings, and a variety Of new
style goods Tor summer wear, and Will he happy to
take measure and receive orders from such OF their
friends os wish to get their c ,thes in tbs city OF
Baltimore; and that Inc may the better accommodate
them, VIII attend ut the Court of Lancaster, and il
possible, the Court at Northumberland, nj their
June terms. ma l9--itc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-25

On yesterday evening, at her residence. in Man
chester, in the 18th year Of her age, Mrs. Nancy
SWAMI, daughter of the late Col. james Clarke of
P"whatau county. The friends and acquaintances
of her family, a. well as those Of her brothers.
Frederick, Colin, Milton and Gustavus V. Clarke,
arc invited to attend hor funeral this evening, at
o'clock, without further invitation.
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From The u. s. Teirgraph of Man 81.

IT. TT "e I. y. IeicgrRPh NJ MGy 81
=, nc Dai''more Convention meet on this day.
ngpy OF INC delegates from the north, east, west,
~: "u 'o"h nave visited head quarters and, for a
time the kitchen cabinet were said 70 he in pana,
ieS' INC decision of the Senate should be apbrorcd
Dy VIC assembled wisdom of the party; that the
IMPRESSION now is, that although there may be
p,EISion' some misgivings and bad blood the
1I:tn.'0' must "oLens rsienS, adopt the rejected
minister IL is said, however that There i; orea,
apprehension and that sone delegates have been
ISioo'ou VINO VIII not consent TO support Mr. Van.
buren, on any teTms-we shall see
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LEyIyCTOV AoyJ o7ib *

LEXINGTON, AprH 37h, 1892.
"a PROPOSALS. will be received until the LIST da Y
IL OF June next, from those disposed TO contract
for the drawing Of the Lottery authorized by the
Act OF the Legislature OF March 1892, entitled an
act, Tor the purpose OF raising by Lottery, the sum
of $4,000, for bringing the water into the town
Of Lexington, &c.
Propositions will be addressed to Matthew White,
Chairnan of the Commissioners appointed by the
act aforesaid nm o-cIu
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From the Globe of vesfcrday.

Major HEARD, who indicted for the assault
made on Mr. ARNOLD, has ever since been conin-
ed in close jail. a physicion Of emnencc inform
cd us yesterday, that ho is laboring under mania
recover from his disordcred condition. He is ouito
deyaDped 49,
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q lRGlNIA.-At ruics, held in the Clerks Office
Of the Circui! Superior Cont of Law and
Chanccry, for King and QUcen County, on the 7th
of May, 1882:
Archie Brown ans IiaGcus G.. Gatevood exc
cUtors OF George Saunders, deceased, Plaintiffs
against James Govan executor OF Edwin Jnmp
kin, deceased, Hugh Campbell, Sheriff of King
and Queen County, to whom has been committed
Tor administration the estate of Richard Luupkin
deceased, unadmiuistcrcd by the said Edwin Iump-
KIN, deceased, Mary :. Pu;kins, Thomas Jordan,
William T.. Gibson, So!oman s. Rice Susan
..umPkin, Croxton Lumpkin, Richard IumDkin,
Winter b. Lumpkin, Robert Saunders, Catharins
L. Saunders, William Saunders, Patrick H. fum2,
kin and his wife Dciah, Corbin Watkins William
Watkins, Younger Watkins, William Watts.
admor. &c. of Richard Watkins, deceased PEGGY
luniPkin, Samuel Augustus Lumpkin, Catharne
Lnmpkm, an. Sarah Emcnc Lumpkin, Defend
| ants.
| The defendants, William Watkins and YOUNGER
" ATKINS, not having entered their appearance and
| given security according TO the act of Assembly,
| ana the rules of this Court, and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence, that they not inhabitants
OF this Country, it is ordered, that the sail defend
ants do appear here on the first day of the next
September term, and answer the Bill of the Plain
THIS; and that copy of this order be forthwith in
serted In some newspaper published in the CITY of
hich'hond, Tor two months SUCCESSFULLY and post
ed at the front door OF the Court House of this
County. Copy. Tcstc.
AZ WILL. TODD
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CO-P.gERT.NeERSK EEEs

FHFHE Subscribers, under the Style of RICH
Il ARD BARTON HAXALL & CO., will
commence Business on the first day of June cnsu.
ing.-Ihat Large Milling Establishment, which has
been just completed in tho best manner by the Firm
of Philip iIaxall & Co., (cnitlcd the "CoLusnI,y
MmLs,D will be conducted by them, on the most
Fiour."
They solicit their friends, and The friends Of
Philip Haxall & Co., 20 call and afford them an Oh
Portunty to purchase their crops of WHEAT and
Corr. WILLIAM UANABT.
RID. BARTON HAXALL.
Richmond, 23d May, 1S32-2aw I2t
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Ca6eH Etection.-Wc have been unable az vet 70
procure the state Of the polls for this counfv w.
Understand, however, that the vote on the return
election of Mr.. Spurlock but that on the scr,,,in,
OF the votes Gen. Elisha McComas, was found
70 be elected by one vote,-Ka. Banner.
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BuTrMoRC, Monday, ] o'clock, 2. NJ.
THE MARKETING Flour market opened
in Howard street. this morning at Sj.375 from
wagons-no sales from stores There is no change
IN prices since Saturday-about 5000 bushels Corn
have changed hands this morning at 4G conts.
5pnfriDf
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Fyankfsrt.on.the. mime. March %.

tTdHhtCrt-Op-the- mime, March -.
The present state of Central Germany is, have
no doubt less an object of speculative interest in
England at this moment, than that Of Central
Africa; and the various political details ofthc
tries which form tho Gerpanic Confederation,
less known than tho Federal States Of North
America. ] have not observed column Of orr
glnal remark on the subject in any London news
paper for months past; and believe you are little
aware ofthe influence which the English press pos.
gesses over this country. Tie most one ever sees
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CHE Constitutional 1gIDiG.
Tuesday Eresss,sS, .sF0y 29.

IL The whole amount of Stock subscribed for
yesterday in the James River and Kanawha Com
pany was l,400 shares, by 10 individuals, amount
ing to $4,000. AS Shares were subscribed to-
day, making thus far 1915 Shares, or $l51 500, bv
"a subscribers. The books remain open 90
days from Monday. The Commissioners attend
from IL to . O'Clock at Mr.. Bolts Reading Room.
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we have in our Office print the Monument
the Mother of Washin gton 1t is to he fnrtv 6va
feet III height of pure marble, and surmounted
with bust of Washington, presented by Col How
ard of Baltimore. The architectural design is adj
nlrabe' There is to be no other inscription than
simply
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a i Court held for Prince Edward County.
"A March the 23d, 1892: Philip Woodsrn, plli,.
against sally Watson, widow of Augustus Wat.
e"n, decd, Edward Rcdiord adrn'or of said Ar
guhius Watson, decd, Joseph Price, and Sarah h.
his wife, Elizabeth Watson, Mary Ann Watson.
Samuel Johns, and Frances, bis wifc, Joseph Wat.
son, and Doratha, his wife, Thomas r. Watson.
Robert Strange, and Elizabeth, his wife, and Sa
raIl T.. u. Watson, dcts.-tN CE,NcGRY.
The defendant Thomas +. Watson, not havinu
entered his appearance and given security accord
ing TO act of the General Assembly, and the
rules Of this Court, and it appearing to the salts
faction Of the Court, that he is not ara ,nhabtant
# this state, the motion Of the plaintiff bv his
attorney, IL is ordered, that the said defendant
/ Thomas T. Watson, do appear hero, on tho first
day of June Court next, and answer tho plaintiffs
bill, and thar copy Of this order be forthwith in
serted in Of the public newspapers, print.
ed in the City Of Richmond, for two months sue
csssivey and also posted at the front door of the
Court House OF this County.
30 A Copy, Tcstc, y. J. WORSHAM, c. c.
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EIgFs'HR5.

s ANE to my house, on lie evening ofthe 18Th
instant, Cav and Calf, y hich the owner can
have, 10y proving property, and paving for this nd.
vertiscmcnt, JAMES EDiVARpS
ma |I-co IT near the Pcnitcntary