davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-08
District IF Columbia,

County Of .AlerG,dria, SCI.
MAY Term, 1888.
George Jacobs and Sarah bis wife;0
Augustine o. williams and Ann
L. his wife, Compliments,
~. yu ous Avn n n ~
William A, Childs, John P. La. L." 'n"H'In1
truite and Elizabeth Ann his
wife; Samuel A. Childs, John
Wren & Mary Y. his wife, John
Wesley Childs, and Benjamin
i A. Childs, Defendants,
l. for confessed against the resident defendants and
appearing the satisfaction Of the Court that due
publication has been made against the non resident dc.
PENDANTS; the bill 10 taken for confessed against them
aso and set down for hearing; and the coming
on to be heard, it is
ORDsRED, ApJUpsEp DEoRgED, that the Marshal
the District OF Columbia do sell the tract of land,
containing one hundred and fifteen acres, be the same
more or less mentioned in the bill Of the complausns,
of which John Childs died seized, lying in the County
Of Alexandra, District Of Columbia, to the highest
bidder, on the premises after advertising the same
six weeks in Newspaper printed in the District
of Columbia, upon the following terms: One third OF
the purchase money to be paid in cash, and the ba
lance thereof be paid in two equal instruments at six
and twelve months. secured by bonds and deed Of
trust on the premises.
AND FURTHER, That the Marshal do convey the pre-.
misses to the purchaser purchasers, and after de-
other expenses othe sale and the costs of this suit to
be paid to the persons respectively entitled thereto
that he pay to each Of the compliments and defend
ants children Of John Childs aforesaid or in right Of
their wives oneeghth part Of the balance Of the pHf
chase money; and that he do report his proceedings
under this Decree to the Court.
copy-Test: EDM. I. LEE, &C.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-08
For Rent,

6:...t The convenient and comfortable BRICK
BUD HOUSE Cd King street, lately occupied by Mr..
Richard Clagett. II will be put in good order.
aug A. C. CAZENOVE u Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-08
Just Published,

Clock u Watch Making.
i King street. between Royal and Fairfax streets,
opposite R. H. hiller's store, where he will repair
CLOCKS3 WATCHES
at the shortest notice and most reasonable terms
He invites . share of public patronage.
aug 7-St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-08
ALEXANDRIA MARINE LIST.

SAILED, AUG. Z,
Brig Philip Doddridge, Mckenzie, Barbados.
Wind N w.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-08
Plaster Of Paris

400 Tons, the cargo Of British Brig George Hen
lNU ~, from Halifax, for sale by
aug 6 w. FOWLE x Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-08
For BOSTON.

For Boston.
.sSR The splendid fast sailing Packet Brig NARY
sA@k HELEN Seth Ryder,Jr master, having elegant
accommodations for passengers. will take freight and
have despatch. Apply to the master on board, or to
aug w. F0WLE d Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-08

pIn obedience to the above Decree, shall
proceed to sell, on Friday, the 10th day Of August
next, at IL O'Clock, on the premises,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-08

lying IN the County OF Alexandra, Disrict
Of Columbia, with I'll the improvements
- thereon, consisting Of comfortable Dwell.
LING HOUSE and other OutHouses The Land is
POW in cultivation. has efficiency Of Wood and Tim
her, and has some excellent Meadow Land. tbs stu
ated between Hugh Minors land. adjoining the land
Of Colonel Opie, and the residence ofthe late Rev.
John Childs.
The terms Of sale are--One third Of the purchase
money to be paid in Cash on the day of sale; the other
in two iustsments, in six and twelve months Notes
to be given and deed of trust on the land for the
security of the balance Of the money.
C. SCOTT, d. n.
v4-dl v&eotf6Aug For n. Ashton, Marshal.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-08
- Hllaaa sIssa -
DEATHS.

toMMuNic died, In IN ,.
ihoHas Randolph in the. oI III
nmah'e " ho had - 10
all the domestic i,
cs,ing virtues most cndcaiing those him . aud
o' shu acknowledged, that thing
70. greater part OF most painful illness, protaced
n"cy q" God thsn fou months
what must 40 20 he savcd? And God nuui,y
was no, ~ vain lie who the world
mat winch was heard his sending
ana gave hi" sweet and joy ia hell
weeks before his death no
% nen ana when III" King of cos claim victim
io"bed o sling. DE. as uni y,,,y A
"w hours before he last no nwok. ON, T n M
oun'onnnce benm'ng with an looking
LII ".c"n" ,""w"'E farewell. am niend re-
not yet hut you will he Ih.t,
ope".u 'or me Sing" On being asked hy
minute. ,e n replied any thing praise the
(''Whcn eau AL NV n
sung ne gently brea,hod on his soul n. w MI
ne ehuien beret OF husband and father came
broken heated" nb,n,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-08

AoIlCE.--By deed OF trust from Robert Pa tom I.
ceased TO Robert atom, ir.. (now ,!ecea.cd) and
John NJ Patton, bearing date The lSl, day OF Anil 1921
" Is provided that after sa,f, ing certain pref rrrd and
peci1ed debts, and liabilities, the residue of the tr fund.-
sn"" DE applied to the payment OF The indri!ai d,bfs
OF sad Robert Patton, "wheher contracted by him IN i.
private capacity guardian utor or aimnistra,r
all debts, the original consideration for which w.r.
ueois due by or contracts made with the firm of James
Dykes Co., even where the said Robert Patton h ,th
gwen his individual note bond acceptance Tor th,
or hath IN any way individually guaranteed or
Tor her pay ment are, by the express terms of the said
deeu excluded from any participation the trust funds
hh'ii all The individual creditors OF said Robert Patton
as above Defined shall be fully paid AMI sasicd-Th.
cfeditors, however, required by the terms of Tia,
said deed To exhibit their claims 20 the Trustees with
IN FIX months after they have been notified TO do so
oy advertisement in public ne parrr ami
III case OF their failure 10 do 50, the trustees or The survivor
OF them u authorised 10 distribute the funds anorp sucb
oi Tie individual creditors shall have exhibited their ,
nands and then the residue in payment the debts due
oy The iirin oil James ykes s Co.-Now therefore IN.
eving tia" all the preferred debts have hccn satisfied
10 herehy Monty aud require all the creditors of t, said
kohert Patton, whose demands within the aboy. de.
scjipon oil individual debts, Gas disnu from Jrb,s
oil the hrm OF James by kes Cos to present their claims
uhy authenticated tn in my absence i,ou Ere
drrckshufg, 10 Hugh Nj. Patton before the frs, av
OF October next JOHN NJ PATTON
- Surviving Trustee of II Paiion d,c'd.
November g, 1888. b3-I,r,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-08
TREE IIlLL RAcEs.-r,s,r d,

-. Ffopfctor's Pure, Exri-rwa Mil- Heats
Mm IT, w hu-'s ch Backsidcr, old by lilo. pur 8
% a. ua.es en- N'ncrhed, years ODD by Gohsnnn ds
III. 'S q. h'l'" . years "'l, %, Ritrr,
Rniler, 49, N' ~ ''' =,
Achy. " ''' '""'
Richard Adams sanS,ds ) years old iy Tonon 3 dr.
Tiu'e-lst heat. 3m. 57s.-2i, Am. - VS.
Won The : M
Times the siowcst tack in Virginia unusually heavy
SECOND DArPorietor's Purse $500 mile heats Non i,
three heats iy w H. Johnsons won Tia,
beat-Timc, &c, u our next - ~ 49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-08

hLEi."o ODD FOR SALT Lis Farm, cvuia,uiup
n ~ 900 acres OF Llhd lies betwe cen four and fl,
nom fIedeii 'tnrg, adjoining the lands oi NJ .s,s
James Gray, Robert b. >empi- and others Ab,,, one
'ifd OF Tie land l. IN wood consisting pine srd ok
anu Has ON u convenient Dwelling iious wi D. all o,t,
necessary houses calculated render the s,is.n cx
reWeiy comior she-ihe Yard aud Garden az. newly
Closed 10 hands mely laid off, and ain good deal ~,
yea" !" shfuohefy minute description al tie place.
"eeW useless, preSum and w,hnc who have =, To-
IRE Ia purchase, To call aud foe themselves viii
met' W remark, that tie 'gion of ccu,rv i'm which
" ~ u ,e"o" lie" Tor It's h-al'hunps@. Any wisi,
ing Tor nio marion relative 10 liz. land Sc ar ,c, =.
sae can 80 AIN by cal ing upon Nj William JACK ION,
rre ercksburg or upon hr subscriber. living ,ron he.
PROMISES: SEYMOUR ii. $40 KE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-08

:: iVEk LAND FOR SALE-I Shall oler Ior sail, in
~ ne highest bidder. the premises on The dav
OF next month hursday) il fair if not, the next ,lr M
my tract oi Land lying IN The county Fluvanna on
"e ~" anna RIVER, containing five hundred and ninety
seven ana hall acres known 10y the name of Wie ck
wen wa'ereh ~ every respect land Virginia one
hundred aud bvc OF which first rate L, y,nunJs
mere Is on the hmi comfortable dwelling nous. and
ohef ou'-honSeS, together with blacksmith shop, the
fencing nearly all III cool pair, aud there j. serdr on
me sdid ldd, IN good order seventy bush, Is OF heat
mere Is hIs,-rie corn g'iSt ami mill on the AL.
l"mg '"nd, immediately The ue. Terms of sale " III
ne one third IN baud, aud the balance in two annual nav
mens Bond and security, and deed To secure IA.
pay men', will he required. Aud also will I've sold 81, .
same day. on credit Of twelve months The crop of corn,
ioIder' shucks, oats aud straw. plantation uei. and
ew good horses, several fine young yokcs Of oxen (ye
0ohe together with the stock of cattle sl,ep and ,o
for ah sums under five dollars, viii be re- 1uired
,ohd "ih approved security Tor all sbovc that n
we purchaser OF the Land should wish it, he may include
w the purchase the tract called the Creek and is ng M,
Cafy Irrek adjoing the same, aud containing aGou,
1--WE hnh"reu an thirteen acres which about the same
quantity OF wheat is seeded. The Ind will he shown at
any time by the subscriber. living at Office IIil near
ranhyrA' JNO. Ii. TlMBERLAKE.
NovenberS. 59ss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-08
THE SUGAR CULTIyATlON

me Charleston Courier publishes a letter from Donald.
sonVle Ola OF the llih uil., from which we make the
following extract: 49,
no weather since last has extremely
% c printers: Tor ten days
auhc ehect OF raising least half that ns bio
W hoIt al That was not Fnnicd ground The c,ons
owvc uier from about % this arc no, In
wos made ~ 1893 the good been OK
NJ LOUISIANA until the (ISEl)
W o" Gu, oil by very heavy black hst) sugar
w Louisiana, despite Of tho
G on many fInntalionsGen uompon's, miles hero
u fey'avins, about Ia mile hence, in the
ney have commenced making very superior il both in
an snn 1naty, and IN ten from
gar n' IN tho State will he full blast except
continuous TO the seabore whoe locality climate gives them n,
n2.t Two weeks more los tho p0nng nj their cane" "
tue opinion OF many rejecting persons that The
emancipation OF the slaves in the British Wet Indies
WIZ nave The same effect that il is aid have produc cd
" o. domingo IL viii pdfalyze OF least for lime The
agriculture OF the Islandslsen their proluctiousanJ
r'e 'hc pice OF sugars. In ibis case, The duty on the
"'uc,e may be SIN iurihcr reduced-and greater de
nan" Tor our slaves may be created, for cultivafiug e
"Gd' 'nus OF FLORIDA and Loui.iandin addition 10 the
V"ue' WHICH The increased prices OF have already
Poi'eu nus, our slaves may he gradually take ~ of in
grssef numbers, and At higher pdcesand the population
hcaton O'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-08

The National Intelligence il nlsa.ed IN rc,ut,it -
o"i c"uph, communicated letter. which was a addressed
70 Ar BJdeco Of all places in the world VI fnd il IN
we hcn"onn E"qufcH) We shouli scarcely have ex
peeed The lntegencer republsb the reoiv ,yhic ,o
uuhed 70 the SAID Ietler-and accordingly oi all places
~ ne world we 20 net find" the columns oC rs pa
~ ssne game . played OH in Pouson's philade
Bank papers 800 w "0"''' ~ "''v'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-08
THE COURT OF Appr1Is

Met on Saturday last aud are stn in ses,,or Ptcsent
Judges Tucker, Brooke, Cabcl aud Carr
The Court have appointed Mr.. WIN Il Clarke Cyjey
~ place OF Mr. Lewis Burweil decca4cd and NJ John
g. Mo'by. TPsicG. ia place Of Mr.. Clarke, promoted
We shall give ~ Tucsdays paper condensed vice o(
It's proceedings, and shall continue it regularly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-08

" hnOh Bile ReU Esfnte. eriensire RoDe JT,Jlk
FWnHWe, sc. at pubic Gucfion.-1l,e .ul,.cG
IeI WIZ Se 4" public auction, on The premises on Tues
day, The 10h December 1883 that valuable p,cnar,v
winch he resides, Forahoutas containing nearly iv.
acres; on which are all the necessary I'm
s Con'or' and geneel accommodation of a fAuly-be
SIDES large Lumber House aud one of the hes,
e" Nope Waiks III tho Sia,e-whch, will, all the tools
materials &c will he sold at the same time Also tv
a1onhg 'o's OF ground containing about six acre; and
household an kitchen furniture ronsisiing of rbr 1su,I
scics OF grneel housekeeping, beds aud bedding
sueoo"rd, hair solas rush DO tom chairs tea and table
CHINA glass ware, dining tea aud card tables. Sc &c
he properly viii bc divided 10 suit purchasers
The sale OF the furniture will commence at glcven
o'clock precisely.
Aud HE real estate precisely NJ | O'Clock
Ie'"s-for the furniture, SC, under S25 a.I over
that amount, approved notes at months For tic 70 II
Us 10 'hn ," months credit Payment 10 he is
'dC.o1y secured &. CORLiNG.
NOV o. l13-wtdsl J. -. TowNEs. Nucf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-08

AA ~ ED-A young man OF sober and industt,ou,
w habit, and who Is wei acquainted with tie Jn.
ties OF County Cnmt Clerk One who can como ,vc1
accommodated Tor -ohrrty and who can produce atisiac.
'oy e.'imonid's Of lis qualifications may obtain sua
n"n' whFe moderate compensation will be given, IL car
" application be made to lie Clerk Of Surry County
NpfeHbCr =.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-08

. ne h"gus' thon'rle notifies with its regrets that
MIR. Miller, the publisher. has d.rlne! ron,,ui,, Ii
State Rights and Free Trade Almanac" ior IA. u.>t
year" consequence OF sustaining loss the last ,,,
no" Tor the present year. We believe this is the fir,
Time The Nu'liiiers have confessed that any OF hcr ar,,
cles are bet,tr mar
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-08

The Charleston Post will find its calculation T., \.
graui'ous and false IL has the eroDtery TO saw ,b.
an eye to the political interests OF Van Buren, 10
".e oeen had In the appointment OF Mr. Dsni.i-.nd
mat he selection oi az Attorney General from amon
~ OF ne Old D0nnion, doubt designed 10
S oVer nom that quarter a,iberenis 10 the cause OF
n,' e'"ooN a.p'r"n,s" (What stuhD Well--Mr.
Dan'e, ueennes the oihcc--what will the Post now
10y w" 'ersn' ms "ngenerons imputaiio,r--or. will
'rg"e mar Mr. Daniel is sgai,rt Mr.. Van Brien
calling an Attorney General from viryn;, whcr il rho
great WONDER osnch movement Virginia i, no, ,sr,icu
no representative in the Cahne--Yct is Ger, n ,I,
"ef'her she nor amy State. South ut the Potomac has
memher IA it, But u II wonderful tia, the p,..,,n,
should desire tU make selection from ,la, o,.r,rr
Van Buren, - '''N VI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-08

sR6A DOLLARS REWARD-.Ran away from the
eBNI subscriber last fal HENRY, Negro fngn, above
Tue common size, has the back ol of his
hauis, occdsiOued by burn, hos FIRE tooth ont thick
lips y believed he lurking in iie edge of Page
county. near the Madison line The above reward will
be given delivered the subscriber, fesfng near NJ.
olson Court house; Twenty, II secured in Jail go ,l,,
get him agsn. SIN LAIR BOOTON, .qdn'y of
November s [12-"lw'I William Booion. dec'd
NTiRGiNIA on STONE.--CobMAN. RAYMoND
v s. kELLoGGs celebrated OIL Stone, yeady Jor
use, fOr sale wholesale retail 10y
e.. V RAYMOND.
Richmond, Va, NOs tube .. 52-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-08

zen Taunton Is To deliver his culog,um the late
w., 80" ., '",o"' on the 22i inst, when the corner.
stone OF The Monument To be erected IN nj. homer j.
'a There Is To he great gathering of the clans on tina,
oecasion Among others, Messrs Calhoun and Me DuGie
are TO grace the scene. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-08

p. y Accompanied herewith. islhe Globe OF tile 2ih
August last containing the article alluded toan answer
Is respectfully requested w. ID. Il.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-08

Hp UNAWAY IN JAIL-A Negro man. who calls
IN ~ hitseIi MOsEs, committed 10 tie Jail of Han
over, county a. runaway on the 20 II day Of Aupuat
last, who says he belongs 10 Mrs Ann Plea.ans OF the
county OF Ioorh"nd he was arprehrndcd Tie Stage
road, leading from Richmond 90 Fredercks burc and p
per ound IN h- possession, which lac acrw ards acknoy
lodged To he forgery granting him permission 10 20 10
me C'ty OF Washington, IN the Of Ann Peasants
The said slave appears to he about forty years od or .
mu'e stature very black, and when committed had
~ appearance OF having been accustomed working in
co"' bd' several scars about The hands and wrs aud had
on when committed blue cloth coat, and gtey ra.sfnci
p"niaOons, and an old fur hat together with logo khan
sack, containing variety Of clothing. The owYs +. re-
ges'en 70 come forward, identity hs property pay Jai
lees, demand his negro, aud take him away else bc m
be dealt with ~ the law directs
=, LANEY JONES. u. g..
FcL Carter Bekecy Sheriff and JoioJ Of JTaaOD,r Co.
November 8. "a -Yta.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-08
UP TO TIE UR-Cnndidn,e

The Macon GO Messenger declares that ",hc State
Rights f"y (diids, III their view, Modification Party
ought not and we trust will not, especially a, This early
DAY, lngc IN the scrambng for the Pes,,eur,
we should al 40 time do IT, unless have fair
o, eec"g rue unHncng representative OF our princi.
pcS' VINO w not only openly, boldly without reserva
"on "ow en but VIII take up his ami follow toS.
principles, WI ether they lead him Calvary's summit
OF 10 he i"ded aud furnished purple Washington Wby
Shout" zee take part in The for the PresJrncy The
remedy Tor The evils OF which complain is not ,hrou Oh
the Pesdent-i we 10 meddle in the thing a, all
let us at once give notice, that the who looks Ior the
support OF tue State Rights party The I've from the North
SCUM, East OF WesD must OPP My our faith, Na
hoi"et must come TO the nountan, Tor the mountain vi
rc'an upon The everlasting base. On this around we
can take our Stand at Onccsustain character for
ness harness. and candorpreveDt other parties from be
ing deceived, or deceivng themsevcs--and should our
principles triumph, al leisure select the Iv Iu,l
Tor candidate, who may concentrate in himself the
greatest degree OF confidence Of the State Rights party
u, however, our principles TO triumph What mai
tiers II to us who dgfaces, sdegracd 10y, tie Execu.
tive oihce?-The Charleston Mercury iepuLlishes the
text OF The "Messenge its 'rorliai approbaiio
and entire communicable ms that none bit ul.
hying candidate will suit the Nu6crs Who then bids
for tie Empire?
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-08

assertion and PToof.--Thc Philadelphia Inquirer, one
o me mos, dwelling papers Of the Bank IL attempting 10
add its miserable mite TO the sgiiaons shout The slave
question la late article IL ont toy boldly denouncing
That " The advocates OF immediate emancipation are evi.
denily increasing that their confined
TO Philadelphia, New York, and The New England States
but we perceive from late number OF the Ashtabua SEN
'lne That they have commenced operations IN Ohio -
And where Is The eUidence il produces Of this evident
crease OF the fanatics? II gives the abortve auenp,
which was mad" The Baptist meeting house al
on me ~ u Tor the purpose oi considering The question
the tWme fiofe emancipation OF the ives in the South
aud also WITH view TO the formation Of Society Tor the
promotion Of that object large and respectable number
oil citizens attended" Now, what was the result? Why
this ." The meeting did adjo1rn until late hour At
night, but the resolution OF Elder Bailey, for the lorna
lion OF an immediate Emancipation AnSavery SOee.
~ was voted for but by sr voices the rest Of the
ing being against IT, Mr.. H. nevertheless declared that
nc would Orm Society ont Of those six individuals -
And such (excaims The r. lnqnerO is the progress Of
Ianaiicism" And such il the " lame and impoten con
ciusion" OF the T. inquirer!
Georgia Election. MllcdgeviIle Federal Mon
oi The SOth ult gives table Of hc Votes tor Governor
lom which II appears, that Lumpkn's rn,iority ovcl
Crawford ls 2lo5an Ratification is rejected by mdjo
rty OF bi6D.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-08
HENRY TOLLARD.

r y CHANCERY- STATE OF OuIo-I.og,u CnunIy
q Court OF Common Pleas October Term 1888
Helen Massle ENecuiX aud dryisce OF Henry Massie
"ece'Se"' Complainant
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-08

CiANCERY- MATE or Oulo-ioc.n ,,,
Coh' OF Comuon Pleas, o. tnlrr 1erm A. d. 1888
Helen Mds>r, ENccuuS aud Lev,see ol Henry Mas,ie
"e'c"te"' Complainant.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-08

C0Py NJ a letter tram COL Pickett TO Mai JTJofosb
RUSSELL CoURr. HOUSE, Ala, Oct H. ls33
sir am advised through the medium Of the Globe
AZ dshnGton City, the official paper Of the adniD.lrs
hon ahd 'oin other high and respectable sources that the
commanding officer at Fort Mitchell has been instructed
10 "h1rh 10 our civil authorities, all proper facilities put
uEg Tie case OF The killing Of Iaredn Owen in train
Cor legal Investigation. The Circuit Court of Alabama Tor
the county OF Russell, session and bill of IN
icimcn against the perpsrator perpetrators OF that act
vH U,s day be prepared. In pursuance nj ,ios. in
slrucoss, have thought proper from sense of dutv IN
ask at yOmr bsnds tie aid requested; and lo f,r;,. &
o9ec ,ss' tie detachment OF soldiers who present
81 The killing OF Owen be delivered over 10 tic Sb,a 81
th's county. Phe why this is deemed nccess,,v
owing to the difficulty OF asceraining the name ~
haies on the person who committed The act ~ no ono
was present sppears bu; the file Of soldersor ibis
ne nPenscd WIN, VI you will be good enough 10 frn,
me ola,e WIN hc name in question, and viii,
ibc witnesses who will PROVE ilc fact
Respectfully your obcd't servant
WM. ~. PICKETT
SJled0r SM Jttitcia[ CjJcuiL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-08

CREtGHroN and Bonn,
Solicitors JOr Complainant (
November
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-19
MARRIED.

On THURSDAY lag, by tie Rev. MIR. GiL,,-,. NJ,
Josrru Orr, Of iiarPers-fei1y. to Miss Am
BrnS, oil i.oudoun.
I'm Tuesday evening the 18th instant, 9, Vine
Mont, Jefferson county, Va, by the Rev, Seut,-
nus fusion, RoHEKr BrREr, Esq, Attorney a,
Law, OF P't,sbury, Pa, 10 Miss HAnRtEr I.ot;Is
nstLI, Youngest daughter OF the late uezckial
ibeaii, OF tho former place. .-....-
A portion Of tie nup,iai ealc in this case. as
sares us OF the good wishes Of the parties. We
rce'procatc the feeling, and wish them long life
OF happiness and eon,cntmentl
On Thursday last, by the Rev. s. fusion, MIR.
JoHN iIEsLor TO Miss SesAN GoLpsnvnr' botl
Of this county.
Yesterday, in the Episcopal Church in thi,
place. by the Rev. Alexander Jones, CAssIus r.
LIE, Esq. Of Alexandria, TO Miss HASSAH Pun.
LirrA l. iiePkISs, of this county.
In Christ's church, Winchester, on the lot., in.
slant, BY the Rev. }. r.. jackson, the Rev. Car.
LIN ;. HrpeEs, Of Wilmington, Delaware, q
Miss MARY RoREHrsoN LIE, Of Winehestcr
la Columbus, Ohio. on Tuesday the Sd instant
by the Rev. VIM. Preston, MIR. JcsEPa c. Fnr,
to Miss ELIZA STERLING WuIsur.
On the !th inst in Norfolk, nv the Rev. Mr.
Duchachct, MILEs kISo. Esq. Mayor OF No,f5 m
thorough, TO Miss MARI L. fisuER, sIauxl,tcr Of
Capt. REusES FisuEn, all Of that borough.