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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-23
Extracts from The Code Of Lars 70, The DIST
Of Columbia, as reportsdby the COMMITTEE
Concerning SiaueS.

concerning otdCeS
If any owner Of a Slave IN the District Of Co
Iumbia shall fail to supply his Slave with sob
cient food, clothing, or habItaton, or shall Inhi
manly. cruelty, unreasonably aud maclOu.!'I
heat, whip, torment or abuse such Slave, anvil
tice of the Peace Of the said District, within Bal
County. NAV, upon complaint made to him uPf
oath, or upon his own view, issue his "ar'rl
against such owner, and require him, under Pi
of imprisonment, TO enter into bond, WIN 'aI
Sensible security, N sum not exceeding
hundred dollars, that he or she will, at all 'H'|
thereafter, so long as he or she shall be the o'
er of such Slave, supply such Slave win ''l
cient food, clothing, habltatIon, and VII u''
such Slave we'll.
Free Negroes or Mulattoes. whether bMhNa
or manumIttpd, shall IN all cases be as compete
witnesses as if they were white. 10 regard 'o''
fact happening after their acquisition o' ''seu''
Concerning Courts
The District shall be divided into three C%'|
ties, aud be called Washington, Carol a"u =
exandria. Fifteen Justices OF the pea'e sr'
be assigned to each Of the said Counties
Justices of each County shall be dnidrO '.'
three classes, each class to consist OF h't J'''
ces, to hold an Inferior Court, once mon''; y
their respective Counties, in succession lO' w.
months, to continue in session not eAcefdI. -
DAYS IN each month; the said Courts to 10"
rsdictiOn in all cases above twenty aHd "'
Que hundred dollars-each Justice to reet",
dollars per day for every day he shall sI' u =,
Court And all warrants for debt under ,''I:
dollars to BIZ tried, and all other duties 0'i"
tice of the Peace to be performed by the '''O'"
tees without compensation. anj
The Justices to return all judgments fsoD ,,,,
by them under twenty dollars TO the CI''A ",
Court, who is, in all cases, to issue eNr,p".
upon said judgments. No Justice OF '"e =
shall issue an execution in any case "haS''', 4.
render judgment for any sum over 'st 'n:o,.
lars. All executions on Justices Ju"s"''"
be served by the Marshal. ,.rh. ~
The Clerk Of the Superior Court s"a'' "
Clerk Of the Inferior Court. c,., ID
Superior Courts to be held in each 'ou c:.,
one Of the present Judges of the CTcuN a Du
twice year, and to have jurisdiction a, eO" A.
law in all cases over one hundred do"a.I
Chancery jurisdiction in all cases OWL "
doll rs. ct. ,t,.
A Court Of Appeals. to consist Of zoe X. y. ,,.
Judges of the Circuit Court to SIT twice )" ior
In the City of Washington. to hear aPPe e" ,,.s
the Superior Court of each County, 10 d"
over one hundred dollars.
Concerning Banks. Il
No Bank or other Corporation VIM" ,.,J|
District Of Columbia, shall borrow d
issue. pass. pay, or tender in pawn or b
otherwise put in circulation, any no'e b,ll. d
check or draft in the likeness OF oanA S O'
der the sum of FIVE dollars, under the Pe .S'r
not less than one hundred, nor more ''''
thousand dollars.
Concerning Lotteries. - ,a,.s
No lotteries to be drawn, or iouel! NJ
sold, in the District Of COlambia, under OF
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Faculty OF Washington College.

The following extract OF letter from Wash
inston will serve to shaw what magnificent and
expru.ive system of Government. Mr.. CALHOUN
aimed at establishing, wien daLzled with the
prospect of being at ITS head:it will also shed no
little light on the maneuvres of certain polli.
clans for the last ten years.
Ten years ago, Mr.. Calhoun was the most
ardent, jealous, and devoted friend to the sys
TEN OF Internal Improvement, there was in the
country. He said in my hearing, that fund of
fifty millions should be set apart for the purpose
of constructing Roads and Canals, to connect
the Atlantic with the interior States, and to CON
meet the North and South by interior navigation.
The Dismal Swamp and Chesapeake and Della.
ware Canals, were links in the grand plan of con
struci,ug interr al navigation along the coast
from Boston to ST. Mary's. Mr.. M'Duaie and
Mr.. Hamilton were the efficient advocates of the
bull of 1924, and remained friendly to the sys-
tenn until Mr.. Calhoun was withdrawn from be-.
ing candidate for the Presidency. After Mr.
Adams was elected, and il was known he would
sustain the powers Of the General Government
over the subject of Internal Improvement, we
found Mr.. Hamilton had changed his views, and
that Mr.. M'Duffic deferred the period for com.
mencins the system for ten years. This period
WouiO give W.T. tWo Ht Oe
able to maintain himself against the attacks that
were constantly to be made on him; and if not,
it embraced one term for him, and one term for
Gen. Jackson, and the commencement Of term
for Mr.. Calhoun, who was to succeed him. Your
politicians change SO suddenly, it is difficult to
know what may suit them lew years hence.
A devoted friend Of Mr.. Calhoun SAID, since
the commencement OF this session, if Mr.. CAL
houn had been taken up against Gen. Jackson at
the last election, we should not have heard any
thing OF Modification. have no doubt Mr.. Cal
houn would propose more favorable terms to the
manufacturers, than are contained in Mr.. Yer.
planck's bill. have been told, and believe il TO
be true. although did not hear him myself, that
he had said, he would give more extended time
for the reduction Of the duties, and proposed the
year 1910, for bringing them to the minimum
rate. and that the duties should be laid on those
articles which entered into competition with the
manufactures of this country. If Mr.. Calhoun
would settle down upon this, and then carry on
his splendid scheme of Internal Improvement,
as contemplated BY him in 1928 and IA, and
complete his plan for defending the sea board
and the frontiers, as systematiZad BY him in 1918
and 10. the manufacturers could desire no more.
Inc annual expenditures would amply protect
all the manufactures now in operation. if Mr..
Calhoun was now President. doubt whether
spindle would stop, that is, in motion, and your
planters would be informed, that over production
has reduced the price OF your Cottons.
and that this will continue to be thecase'
SO long as new lands are opened for sale at the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-23
Sl57.414 Al

Statement of the Mechanics Bank Of .Aleran'
dria 10 10Th January, 1855.
DIR.
To capital stock paid IN SS70,S08 90
Notes in circulation S0,795 90
Individual dep"sites l1,l67 ~
Due banks and bankers $500 9S
Unclaimed dividends 4S3 70
S5Ol,824 Sc
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-23
Amount of dormant notes

Amount of dormant notes
protested 9S,2i' 90
NIB These are mostly
Of date prior to the for
mer s,opnage Of the
bank, and not likely to
produce any thing
Amount stock notes lay.
ing over unpaid 1902 %
The value of these de-
ponds in some degreeon
the value of the stock;
some may be paid, all
ought to be paid, but
that is not expected: we
therefore value them at
the sum of o,oUD w
Amount of dormant bal
ances as per ledger No.
lto6, consistine Ut over
drafts and hefalcalions
of bank officers and
e others previous TO for
mer suspension OF the
bank, but from which
nothing is expected 62,047 40
Balance ;. 1888 "a
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-23

EE. JOHN HOOFF, Cashier.
January !, 1888.
Statement ofthe Bank Of Potomac (.elerandria)
December 81. 1882, inclusive.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-23

ca,
By bank stock received in payment
of debts due the institution S175.725 90
Real estate at cost S4,725 90
per cent. Washington Corpo-
ration SOU OO
Stock Of Columbian Insurance
Company 1000 90
Bills of exchange 6.754 40
Charles Chapin's debt 1867 "a
Dormant notes aud open ac-
counts previous to the year
1918 1s5.746 81
Stock notes eO.l37 81
Current discounted notes 1908 20
Specie aud notes of banks in
Alexandria, &c. 2.S62 03
This sum short to make up ca
pi,al 1O.l59 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-23

Statement Of the affairs of The Mechanics Bank
of .fieIanaria on fhe I'd November, 1888.
Dr..
To amount Of notes in circulation, viz:
If the cashier has burned the $4,000 Of notes.
as stated by him, the circulation viii be
onlv 9u,46O. but otherwise the fall arr''nnt
will he Sll0.460 90
r ,l,nca due hank and bankers 2S255 80
Amonn, due to individuals 1860 So
Amount due the Office of Discount
and Opposite al Washington. for
loan secured by deed of trust
m real estate 10000 90
Amount Of dividends unclaimed 4S3 70
Amount of unsettled bills TOR labor
and work an real estate, about 617 "a
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Oeducting Johnson Wa
ternan 4 Co.'S check,
the paymen, being dis
puted by charges due
thereon l'uou w
Charles Chaplin, amount
of his debt 50 far as vet
known, exclusive Of the
$4,000 of Mechanics
Bank notes which he
repurts as burned 4l,SUU 70
Mr. Chaplin has executed
a deed of trust for this
debt, but which securi-
ty, 1t is apprehended,
will not produce more
than $4,000 90
Amount of current bal.
ances due the bank ala %
Considered good for only 1850 90
Amount of promssory
Totes discounted 5l,424 l9
Expected to produce 1924 90
Amount bills OF exchange
discounted 6,6l4 40 6,6l4 49
Amount of stock of Co.,
iumbia Insurance Co.,
$1,000 at par. received
for LILAC w
Amount of Washington
City Corporation $500 90 $500 OO
Amount of Alexandria
Corporation, lin hands
OF George Brent, as COL
lateral security $500 90 1880 %
Amount of real estate. as
per schedule S4,7e5 90
N B. This sum il the es-
timated cost to the bank
If sold for notes Of
the bank. or claims
thereon, in payment. it
may probably produce
the amount of 9,400 90
Amount Of rents now due,
taxes paid, about 500 90
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Mechanics Bank of .4lerandria.

Mechanics Bank Of .4lerdndria.
The committee appointed to examine the at
fairs of the Mechanics Bank, present report
thereof with the documents upon which 1t IS
founded. Their estimate Of assets, wherewith to
satisfy the creditors of the bank. may be found
imperfect: il is submitted for correction to the
Board of Directors
The acknowledged debt of the cashier. S4l,-
800 90. is. tn their view, the cause OF the fa'l-
ure of the bank. This debt was secretly Great
ed; and, to conceal it from the knowledge OF the
board, the cashier had recourse to false entries,
and returned false statements of the funds OF
the bank, and OF the debt due from it, by which
the board were led into error.
He admits that 8 80. 900 OF notes OF this bank
were issued, which was entered by him as loO,-
600, and the difference applied to his own use
In his weekly returns, the amount OF notes IN
circulation was reduced far below the actual
amount.
In this manner, from false statements of the
debts due from the bank. and OF its available as
sets made up and returned to the board by the
cashier, the board were kept in ignorance OF IT'S
real condition. and did not suspect danger until
the bank had actually stopped payment.
The committee further represent. that, since
the annexed statement VAS made, notice Of pro-
test has been received for the non.payment OF
bill of S4,5OO drawn by Charles Chaplin, tor
his own use, upon James Harper Co OF New
York, to the order OF James Milan by whom
il was endorsed, and afterwards endorsed by
Charles Chapln. cashier, by which he augment
ed the responsibility of the bank 4.5OO. without
any value being received; aud the committee are
not yet able to determine what is the extent or
liabilities under which SAID cashier may have
placed the bank by similar transactions
A ID HARMON.
JOSEPH VAUDEVILLE,
THOMAS DWELL,
GEORGE BRENT. n
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At meeting of the President and Directors
of the Mechanics Bank, on Tuesday. the 27th
November. 1882, the report ct III" committee
appointed TO examine into the aff"ns OF the bank
was received, accepted, and ordered to be re-
corded.
Extract from the minutes.
JOHN II CREASE.
Book keeper.
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1833-12-07
TWO KANGAROOS,
Male and female, from New Holland.
o HUANICUS, or Peruvian Camel.

male and female, from New Holland
The HUANICUS. or Peruvian Camel.
Two African LI0NE5SES. in ono cage. The
Keeper OF these Animals will perform the daring
and hazardous fets zach day. Of entering tho saRv
and carrss aud play with these lords Of the f.rsss-
Brazilian Tigrcss. the Hunting Leopard, fr~us
Senegal, two North American Psnthers, thu Eu-
roPsan Badger, 'oesthcr with = varsity Of miner
animals worthy tho attention Of lovers Of Natural
History.
Capt. Dick and Dandy Jack will go through
with their pleasing performances on thsir Shet-
land Poneys. To conclude with Poney Races.
VI A band Of superior Music sceon.,aniss the
Exhibition. Good and comfortable sests win 10
prepared. for which ladies' and children will b.v.
the preference.
W Admitiance Is cents, children under
years Of age, half price.
no %
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1833-12-07
S3OO REW:9RR-

VuNHE subscriber offers a reward Of TIVE bundrs d
IL Dollars for the apprehension and recovery "a
two slaves, Carter and Crawford, sometimes called
CARTER WADDELL, and sAwNET cRAW-
FORD, 10. half that sum for oither) who abscsna
cd on the night Of the 7th inst.
Carter Is bright muiatto, about thirty eight or
forty years Of sge low stature thick and well pre-
Por,Ioned. hair nearly straight, very ss,ivs AVID
sphghtiy, quite good Painter and rough Carpcn-
ter IN either OF which occupations, he 10 uneom-
monty active and remarkable for disps,sh Of busi-
ness. Carried with him a new suit Of dark grey
cassin and other old clothes, the description not
exactly recollccted.
Crawford 10 also muslto, say thirty Eve TO seven
years OF age, about Ave feet ton or eleven inches
high, ssut form, remarkable fer hoarsepcss ofvoes
q slownoss Of speech, very good carriage driver
snd hostior; IN enc OF these departments he will
hkeiy seek employment. Carried with him suit
OF blue cloth clothes. tive white hats. one Of which
mao an unusually low crown, the other broad
ori, and coed deal Of old cloatbinr. An addition
viii &c made OF 500 20 the above reward, should
the person who might succeed In experimenting said
slaves be cnabiedto give such inforInatiei. would
lead 10 tho eonyiction Of tho individual indivi-
dnais who may have barboured or rendered f.eili-
ties Tor their escape, AZ IL is believed they would
not have attempted !, without such aid A. the tins
OF their departure II was thought that they had
made their way directly north, bat from circsr
stances lstely brought TO light. IL 10 possible ~
they are still IN this city or vieipagc.-Tho alb
named slaveswero lately the property Of Mr.. Tn
Cowler. FgANCIs-J- SMITH
no 26-oof3t
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1833-12-07

The GNoO, fierce and untamable ani,s.al,
from the Dessert Of Zahara. Among the interest
ing varieties Of animals in Sosth Africa. the Gsos
holds distinguished place. Il il so different in
its form from other beasts, that persons havs
il as his opinion, that the figure 81 the Gnes. IN
stead Of being portrait drawn fron nature. vas
creature entirely Of the artists lima ginstisn. Ne
doubt Can. however. now be entertained o. the
subject, of these snmrls is to be ssss
among :he collection new offered To the pubic
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1833-12-07
J. D. GREEN q Cs's
M u N a g e n LIE i.

HVHE propristou respectfully announes t. the
j citizens o. Richmond and vicinity, that the,
will exhibit their MENAGERiE in this place, f:<
A FEW DAYS ONLY, ON Market Street, nsaf
Armstrong; Tsvern. commencing on Saturday,
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1833-12-07

n N Chesterfield circuit superior court Of law and
~ chatoery, August 25th, 1893; John Howlott,
aud Fotci r. Smith, administrators Of Obadiah
smith. deceased, who sue we'll for themselves
a. fof The other creditors Of William Brown, deed
pla,niiis, against Reuben Ragland. and Lacy his
VIE. nd Mary A. o. Bfswn, defendants--iN
CHkSc4sy
The tpiendant May A. o. Brown, not bnviny
enicfodh,er appearances and given security aecor,i
ing 70 H. act Of assembly, and the rules Of this
court, ard il appearing BY satisfactory evidence.
thai fhc|s not an inhabitant ofthis commonwealth;
II is oflered, that the said defendant do appear
hcre oni DO first day tho next term. and answer
no blib the plaintiffs and that a copy Of this or
der Do ftthwith inserted in some newsprpor print.
ID ~ The cry of Richmond, for two months sue
ee<sisrlr and posted at the front door Of the court
hou., II his county
copyl TeHs, l.. NUNNALLY, DC.
oc Qfhev
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1833-12-07

NIk6{NIA--At rules hell ,n The clerks Office
~ - circuit superior court OF law and cha n
c<r/ <14ehland county, 9Th October, 1888: VIII
Dekers"n, pl'f, against Cosby Duke,
c. @nie, Maria Diokensen, Thomas Dieken.
son a shfsh his wifi, Judith, Sarah, Msbals, Mary.
1A9e, H4ry, Robert & Susan Mallory, and Aipheu,
ana Cs<andra Mallory, and children
and stc<ecndants OF Polly Stone, formerly Polly
y AMY fhiiP =. Winn, aud children
>nd ,des endanis Of Thrmas Duke. decd. Rcuben
#ixEinfsnd Nancy his wife, Thomas Duke, Ed.
&und upkc, Nathan Turner and Elizabeth his
We yihn. Mary. Andrew, Sarah and James
Dyke Frildren Of Edmund Duke. deed, and Tho.
DE, DIX and Elvira his wifr. Robert Turner and
Inurst " wife, Fontsine. Elizabeth and Sarah
Duke Xnildrcn Of Fontaino Duke, deed, def,ts
4 ias deiendsnts. Reuben Higgins aud Nancy hi,
wilerfoh,srly Nancy Duke, George Duke. Philip
r Vim, Thomas Dickinson aud Sarah his wife,
jutitA sarah, Mahala, Mary, Jane, Henry, Ro.
|c<I 2nfsp. Alphcus and Casssndra Mallory, chill.
~ hlliard Mallory, decd aud Sarah his wife.
fork sarah Duke, aud who are
st,,t<ep nd descendants Of Polly Stone. formerly
Polly Dc, and who arc children and
dc<condihs OF Thomas Duke, not having entered
their aUearsneo and given security according 10
The actf AsscmbIy and the ruics this court, ard
4 appefng BY satisfactory evidence, that they
are nov Inhabitants of this common wealth, il IL
srseFcds bat they do appear before the Judge If
our sasdcourt, ut the courthouse. on tho frat day
Of April curt NEXT, and answer tho plaintiffs bill,
and tbatt copy oftbs order be forthwith inserted
IN soma iewspapcr published in the city Of Rich.
n,ond, ard continued for two months succossiyciy
1nd thai mother copy be posted at tho front door
Of The cssrtheuse Of this county.
A Cdr. Tcste, w. MILLER, G. C..
no ~ -w2m
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1833-12-07

MAS committed to the jail sf Caroline coun,
Wv ey, on the 10th day Of September, 1891
TON, runaway slave, who says that he b..
longs q. John Thomssson Of tho town OF Man.
chceterPa. lie is ihirty.four years old, Pet Z
OF Under high, dark complexion, q scar on the
len sidobf his brad. with foil eyes. lie has on
dsfk cs<<net coat and pantaloons, and an old fur.
rcd hut| The owner u required TO come forward,
prove pnpcrly. pay charges and take him away.
GEORGE r. TURNER, Tailor.
Bowling Green, Nov. 10. 1893. no ls-ewl3t
MAS committed TO the jail Of Caroline ooun
w AZ, on the 1iih day OF September, 1899, q
negro nan named JAMES, runawsy, who says
ii.et he kslongs TO James Wrigh, of the Borough
Of Norffk ITO is thirty.fve years old, 6ve feet
<i< o. rsrn inches high, Of dark csmplosion, with
a 6lm III lenish in the right eye; hc ks- on wool
and cotton coat, cotton pantaloons, and brown
fored ~ The owner is required 10 come for.
y ard. p1kc property. pay charges and take him
AWAY. GEORGE r. TURNER. Tailor.
Foo1i.t Green, Nov. 10, 1893. ne is--eeiss
"a LASH FOR NEGROES.
x-SHML DO absent or months from Rich
j mo11. Ind during my absence Mr.. VIM. a.
Coed <I<3nd Mr.. Nsthsnscl CHM will suspd 40
~ r6fd>se Of Slaves fos re iaovrsl prices win
v sivse< LEWIS 4. COLLEEN.
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1833-12-07

VlRElNIAs-At circuit superior court oflaw
sad chsneery, held fer James City county
and cry Of williamsburg. at the eourtheuss, the
3lst 0aober, 1889: Na.h'I Pego,t, sdinini.trstsr
Of Ain Lindsay. deed, PHI, sg.inF Gso. w.
Truehtsrt. Richsrdsen Henley. ex'or Of Wilson
" Henisy, deed, Geo. w. Taylor. James J. Mount
castle. jacob Sheldon & Co, Rishard Coke. it,,
and Thomas ~ Henley, ex'ors OF Lsonsrd Henley.
deed. Andrew D. Hawkins, Roseow Cole. Goo.
Mary Ind Joseph Lindisy defendants;
Susan c.. Eliza A., Henry L., Mary and Jesse
Lindsss, infants, by Richard Coke, their next
friend, prtfs, against William Browne, admr. with
the will annexed ofWilliam Geddy, deed, John H..
and Jones r. Christian, exors Of William Douglass.
decd, Thomas II. Terrell, Richard Graves, Bever-
ly Crump, Naihl. Piggott in his own right and ~
admr. AZ Allen Lindsay, deed, DanL T. Hawkins.
Humphrey Garrett, James Dinglcy, sdnir. Of VIM.
u. Bolton, deed, Elizabeth Shclburne, exorx. Of
Jamcs Shclburne, jr. decd, WIN. G. Smith. Sarah
Maria Nunnally, Maria Smith, Geo. b. Coddin.
and Harriet r. his wife, who was Harriet X. Smith.
and Ce6. w. Eliza Ann, and Susan II. Smith, and
GeosD. Geddy, defs.
On motion Of tho parties in the first suit, and
for reasons appearing the COURT 10 ordered that
these causes be consolidated, aud that in future
they bo conducted together: and the further
ton of,ho pli in the first suit, il ordered, that
Nathi3Pggott. admr. uf Allen Lindsay, deed, de-
post 10 the credit Of these causes in the Bank of
Virginia at Richmond, the amount Of the estate OF
Allied lindsay in his hands. And by consent of par
ties hc frat suit, il is ordered that N.thl. Puget
render before tho commissioner OF this court, an
sccsun3 Of his transactions admr. Of Allen Lind.
say, decd, and that the same commissioner take
account Of the dcbts of Allen Lindsay, decd; and
Tor that purpose the parties claiming to have debt
agsinsf the said estate. may TO before the said
commissioner To prove the same. Which several
accounts, the commissioner is t0examiue, state and
scttio,k TO the report, with any matters spe-
cialty ssted deemed pertinent ny himself. or which
| ms5 bslrequred by the p,riies TO be so stated.
81 LIST Nor, 1883.
! The court doth order that the plaintiff. Ma.
thau(& Pggott, in the settlement Of his transact.
ions - Adminslrato. of Alien Lindsay, under he
terlerpr the court At the present term render be-
Hon DE- com,nissioner Of the court, account Of
fAU5peL 9pdsas's transactions guardian of his
\ chiijrck which account tho commissioned is d.
Irpcset36 report 10 the court. with any matters
cni1|5, stalled. deemed pcrtihent by himself, or
9I5l1n DO required by the parties to be so sta
cep} f'Te..e. JAMES -ADANIss. c. C.
I@k COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
1T wiLLiAxsBuRo, Nov. 90. 1889.
/& The psrtirs TO the annexed orders of court, ~
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1833-12-07

Trust Sule Of Manufacturing =,
N pursuance cf deed of trust, exc nut,
ne on the 18th day Of February 1896. by
Moody, OF the county Of Powhstan, and
cord IN the clerks Office of said county,
purpose OF securing TO Seth Hatcher, .
ment of certain sun . Of money therein
cd, we shall offer for sale, TO the hirhss
Tor cssh, on tho premises, IN the 90ih u
eemeer merit, " fair, OF the next fair ds
TER, between the hours Of 10 o'eleek
ing and 2 o'clock IN the afternoon
i.etHring Mill now In the eccutl
Moody, formerly known 90 Osprey
jones Creek. IN said county, Win
Land aitsehed thereto, and I'll III
thereur,e belonging.
The title is believed 10 ~ ind
such % is vested IN us By said !,
vcycd Il the purchaser.
WILLIAM LIGONl
WILLIAM A. TU
No 2a--wtwus