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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-16

Orphans Court Alexandria County,
February Term, 1888
VOnN p DULANY, Guardian Of Rchard lie Butts
d orphans ntted to the Court his second account
MS executor aforesaid. with the vouchers ia support
there of which account is received, d the will
be allow ed and recorded unless be shewn the
contrary, beiore the first Monday in april next.
OF which s persons interested concerned viii take
notice. cUpy-Tesie: A. MOORE,
feb I6-w6w Reg. Wills.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-16
Fishing Salt.

O0nn Bushol. Coarse SALT suitable for the Fish
OCVjU cries, the cargoof Brig iavinia. for sale by
feb l6 W. FOWLE & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-16

M. Eektord.-As an evidence OF the high
...,imstiorf in which the late MIR. Eckford was
,.,I nv The Sultan. il is stated that, in speaking
# him to Com. Porter, he observed, "America
no a GREAT nation that can allow such men
=, Henry Eckford TO leave her dominions. y
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-16

n, d. K, Miner, Of the New York Ameri-
.,0 has commenced the publication Of large
and handsome monthly work, in the quarto form,
.o,;,,sd The New York Farmer. and American
Gardeners Magazine. The contents OF the Pc
,odeal are various and useful; and the Publica-
,ioo deserves a cordial support among the ex-
,ensive class Of people. whose interests It is SO
likely to subserve.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-16

The body Of DR.. Thomas Taylor, son OF WIN.
TaviOr, Of Columbia, S. c., was lately found 10
a swamp about SIX miles frum Opeousas, La. ;
The gentleman, il is probable. lost MS way, and
persisted by famine, although some suspicious Ut
foul PLAY are entertained. When the body was
found, the saddle- bags were under his head
Part Of the bridle Of his Nurse remained attach.
ed to an adjacen, tree,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-16

bill is now before the legislature OF Massa'
.b.,e,,s for encouraging the cultivation Of the
White Mulberry Tree. 1t is stated that one
acre Of Mulberry Trees will produce 5000 worth
LII -"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-16

There was violent shack of Earthquake at
Suanse IN England, on the morning. oil The o0th
December; and on the same day the superb
church Of Broushton Mouchelsea was almost de-
stroyed by fire.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-16

There is a very able and eloquent article IN
n, ls,, number Of the North American Review,
IN the subject of Temperance. 1t is stated in
,he course of it, that there are three hundred
,bou,and habitua dlrunkarts in the United States;
and that an equal number may be found among
every twelve or thirteen millions OF the Porula'
ton throughout Europe.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-16

The packet ship sias Richards, Capt. Burs
ley, arrived at Liverpool on the Slst OF Decem'
Der. after a pr. sage Of IS days, having sailed
from New York Oh the 9th. The President:
Message, a, the opening OF Congress, was car
ried out BY Capt, Bursley. The sias Richards
on every winter trip, has carried out the Mes
sage, and has been the first vessel by which The
message has been recel, ed in England.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-16

Cores Liverpool Advertiser of the Sd con
tains decree Of the Spanish Government, au
thorizing the port Of ST. Sebastian's to trade will
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-09
FILE CHOLERA IN HAVANA.

Accounts received by the Fan Fam this morning. from
havana represent the progress Of this dreadful Of ali
human Affections as truly appalling From the 2lth
Ftpruary ull the 9th Of March, fUe thousand q OOO
whites and 1000 blacks had died OF the diseaseand on
me DAY before the sailing Of the Fan Fam fire hundred
persons are stated to have been taken off, and nearly the
same number had been buried each day for several dsv,
Preyiously We have received file of Havana papeys
10 the 9Th OF March, but they do not furnish any
statement OF the actual number Of deaths or indeed anv
satisfactory account OF the present condition of the Island
ne captain General has issued ORDER that all the arr
uefy shall be fired ut sunrise each day. in the hope OF
purifying the atmosphere.
me Board Of Hesth Of Havana have issued an orde,
prohibiting the sale by the Apohecares Of any medicine
under the name Of specifics for the cure of the Cholera
several OF the apohecares have offered 10 furnish ned
cncs gratis 70 the poor The superintendent The Hos
PtaI make the same complaints which was urged in i,
country, az to the patients being brought TO the Hospi
-BqtfiUiOTe Gazette. . "''O
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-09
The .Nnn Sln,lit,lr

- hEDucrlo AID ABsURDUM.-lfth the reserved right,
o 'he states do not permit the Law duties 10,
eh II follows clearly that the States haze Ten to them
rsnt " hey choose to exercise D of laying duties
~ FhorEcTIoN New England and New York and
may forthwith pass laws laying inposts for
.e protection oil their domestic industry. Its bad rule
that VIII not work both waysl'
Inc Albany Advertiser "jumps out of the irving
pan INTO the hre" If the spirit of the Constitution
bars any such power to the United States
does therefore follow that the States may exercise
it, when the Constitution says that No State shall
w!nout the consent of the Congress- lay any imposts
or dules on imports, &c. except what may be abso-
lutely necessary for executing its inspection laws
&c.' If, however, r.. Island should he very anxious
TO encourage her own manufacturer by a tax on her
own people, very well-justice forbid that she may
not have the consen! OF l2nSEeSe OF dTi Hshehy
ties and imposts shall be for the use of the Treas
of the u. States"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-09
RichImOmd, Tucsday, ApriI 8.
Taliaferro', present majority

Talaferros present majority Il2
Gloucester C.-For Richard Coke 200, Henry A Wise
Frederick Cool. Augustine c. Smith 4s7, Col Ed.
ward Lucas ABB, VIM. Naylor PAL ~
GreenSuiue C.-John Y. Mason no osposit;on
Charlotte C.At the Court house. John Randolph ls5.
no opposition 49,
FAUeUIER DIsrRIcp.-H. b. Powell, Esq has de-
cned poll The following an extract from his letter
to the voters OF the District: ~
Gp Upon my arrival c ee'su learned that Mason of Fair
That was before tho People, consented Candidate
nm having reluctantly consented the first become
To proposition he m from the can
so @ here to be mentioned but highly
bs should continue to be candidate and that would
@ my conduct will meet the appreciation
Dr. Mason says in mis- Address to the District
full 70 my PCnSS opinions cannot be expected that
free with pleasure and eed% S
and then the may however he uronsr @
70 order to
aud secession to declare myself distinctly on these subjects As
with good orders with peace happiness and tanSuy OF
the people, and with tho very existence OF the Union o
House OF FL, ATEs-King George q DeIegate)
SSpOttsyicdnia q Dollhouse of Delegates: Carter
L. stevenson Soo--Powell Il9, Rawlings 65.
Isle Of Wight Il d. Joel Hslleman lin some of our
last Impressions, put incorrectly Josiah Hoeman)
Gloucester q d. Thomas Smith, without opposition
~ PInce Wtadm q D. John HoOe, jr.' l75-George
Washington III, :. c. Smith IL
Frederiek q D. Richard w. Barton esq., John Glib
SON 1876, John b. d. Smith 4l6-James Bowen 4Os, Dr.
James Hay 394, Samuel H. Davis 3OO John b. Earle
297, John Wall 200
GreensuiHe q d. Thomas spencer-no opposition.
Charlotte Il d. Judge Thomas r. Bouldn,s at Court
House 207-without Opposition.
James +. p. Bacon
SUSSEX q D. william H. Pegram.
STATE SENArE.-King George-Grayson l56-Ba-
sye 81.
Chariotte- Col Joseph Wyatt Cat the Court Housed
Zo1' Henry f. Watkins 81. "a Correspondent writes US
mat Col Wyaus majority in Charlotte reduced TO about
81 or 40 in 1Votto'cdy, and Ii. E. Watknss lection con-
sidered certain"
Not in the last Legislature
- CdndddteS-Dr VIM. Collins is a candidate for the
Rouse OF d., from Norfolk county The last Norfolk
HERALD says-"Ihey have somehow got a report up the
~" -"tS'-L 1aaasuou
burg lnteiigencer propounds the following sQuere-To
carry through the Portsmouth Rail Road BILL i'm opposi-
ioh TO the deliberate judgment of the Legslature We
peg our friends not to be alarmed shadows There is no
truth In the report."-For Russell G. w Hopkins and
cummings Gmore,-ior Scott, f. McAIullen r. Speer,
n. WOOD sen, d. Culbertson,-for Lee, J. Caldwell j.
Dun, j. b. Collier, c. Anderson-lor Taze,peH Haryev
SeoTge-ior Smyth, II. B. Thompson, A. b. Trgg, S
Mcdaniel and DR.. Clemens 1851 -
stare senate John Keller Of Washington county,
Archer lessee and VIM. Price of Russell
F0T COngreSs.-JOhn III. Fulton of Washington county
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-09

The Convention then adjourned sine die and no further
Nat Int.
sSsAcHUsETTs:-A great apathy appears 10 have
prevailed at the election which took place on Nond,
Tor Members OF Congress, in ol4he districts We
nave heard decvely only from Boston, where scarcely
nan he votes OF the city poled. In consequence
which there choice. The following is given
as the result 3d.
Charles g. Greene, Democratic Jackson $40
theodore Lyman, Federal do sOo
Francis T.. Gray, National Republican, 1861
George odiorne, Anti mason, 33l
.Aaf Int
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-09

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES late proceedings on the mart
ne legislature and Executive OF Pennsy have oe-
Soou zeal OIL comment and discussion in the pa
pers oil mat State loan TO large amount recently an
thozed by the Legislature was taken by DR. Jcsse R
den me Speaker OF the House of al
Jun oil $l3 oil on the 500. The unusual circunstance
OF us oeng taken by an officer OF the Government who was
not known TO be wealthy, and the fact that much
premium had been received by the State for oao -,
year, excited the suspicious OF the party in opposon and
gave rise 10 charge OF fraud. member of the Senate
hr lVngston) remarked in debate that she did not sav
mere had been JTdud in the Transaction but ne had
raj conviction III himself that there was the hot
ION "a very nice distinction. But a committee appoint.
g III Tue senate 20 examine into and report on the
reported mat as far as they could discover il was fair
transaction Dr. Burden is said TO have taken the loan no
agent Tor company. -
Ioyernor Wolf has lately avaled himself of his veto
iJec'hS OIL winch had passed the Legislature Tor the
incorporation OF Bank in Delaware couniy-lb ne gsne,
a. oes stared IN his Message are, desire TO check can
alarm hg and much TO be dreaded evil now manestng il
sell IN an excited but morbid spirit for banking and IFS
conan speculation, and wish 10 preserve the cutren
cy OF the State in heallhu condition This proceeding
on me part OF the Governor appears have excited much
uiscoheh as the objections urged by him are cOnsde
10 apply 10 numerous other applications the Legislature
or Charters The Harrisburg Telegraph calls il "popu-
lariiy trap."-B. rOP"
The STATE LoAN.-We are pleased TO hear that bv
an arrangement with DR.. j. r. Burden the Pennsylvania
Loan OF S2,540,66 has been taken bv MIessr. a & NJ
Allen oil this city For this loan the Pennsylyan, Bank
offered premium Of SI3 90 per hundred dollars and
DIR. Burden, $I3 81. ~
The State Loan Of last year was taken by the Bank Of
renhyVania at premium of $l4 0S for each hundred
uodTs anu we were anxious that the State should obtain
as great premium for this Loan more especially a. tc
security OF the State is undobted and the probability
mat but comparatively small amount will hereafter be
wahteu 10 complete the State improvements in Novem-
Der ast the former State loan selling in this city, al
premium Of Is IL to 10 per cent on each hvndrcd
dollars.-PhiiddeiphiG Sentinel
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-09

al Trginidn."-Thc Editor of the Norfolt H.r,Id
h2, published in pamphlet of III pages Mr.. TazewelPs
heVew OF the Proclamation OF President Jackson of the
ioth OF December 1882 in series of Q3) Nos original
~ published in the Norfolk and Portsmouth Herald I'M
der the signature OF "a Vrgnian." We shall take oc-
c'on as soon as possible to epubsh them in this paper
dur IN the meanwhile, we recommend il such az are
anxious 10 procure Immediately copy Of them TO ,ppv
to The Booksellers in Norfolk, Richmond, SC. SC ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-09

Frank Hitter hits hard ENoUeH-Thouph he ,.I.
many lrnthsye we free TO confess hat we cannot
see several ings as he does In the gallery of portraits
which he draws, ii is eviden that there is one cbarac,.
whose features he likes to soften. We think il plain hs,
he 40 friend TO Jackson Van Puren and last Of Al, 10
ingenuity " ~" B'e~'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-09
WARD ELECTIONS

The election Tor Common Councilmeu took nIs.s or
wednesday last in the several wards of the Ciiy-Tbs
following gentlemen were elected 8
jefferson Wdrd--S. Sublett H. Clarke Jobu A an
caster, John 5. Myers, N. Charter, W r. Thonpson "
l. Smith, John Goode, r. Cowles ~
Waaiso" Ward james Rawlings, WIN. Allison
hichard - tHxal, John Rutherford. OILS Manson VIM
MITCHELL, y. Richardson, James Bosler, g. A. Myers,
Mo'"oe WGrd.-E. w Rooi,s, Martin Drowry. John
-, ise' Garland Hanes James +. Heath, n. G. Scott g.
" muniord, James p Tyler and r. Meure.
ORGANflATtoN OF Cry AUTHoRITIEs-Tbe per.
sons elected IN the several Wards assembled a, the v
man. on thursday, the ih inst, and proceeded to the
election OF Mayor, Recorder and Alderman, and Josepb
ate, Esq. was unanimously elected Mayor, and Edmund
W. Rootes Esq Recorder
lanes rawlings Esq, was elected Senior Alderman
william y. Thompson, Nathaniel barter Rober, 7
9mlh, and Thomas Cowies were elected Aldermen for
"unan NIh5'n, William Mitchell, aud Richard b. Hax-
all, Aldermen Tor Madison Ward
Auu Marun Drewry, John l.. Tate, IND Garland Hspl
were elected Aldermen for Monroe Ward,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-09

duty We believe hat without exception. tboy would
like TO SO through many similar campaig ns. We believe
they can stand cder we are sure they can stand FIRE
The whole affair went of admirably and will long be
with pride and pleasure by all the Volunteers
-Chdrleston Mercury. (NnNifcaiion) .April 3.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-09

MIR CLAY-That this gentleman is about TO retire to
Pvae NE says the FTGnJort (Ky) drgus,) hare
no doubt Accounts from his friends il on all sides
VINO viii he appoint his TO The Sonae' For
we know That his followers stand ready do his bidding
every hazard We presume that he will now permit Nj
Cnenden to serve ont the balance of the term Perhaps
ne may favour us with the appointment Of Robert Wick
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-09

Ihe Status quo-Gen. Scott has arrived at Norfolk
The Natchez has returned-and it is said, that the u g.
s"pernuneray troops at Charleston will be ordered TO
o'her posts This is an evidence Of wise and eonca.
tory disposition, which we hail with pleasure
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-09

Contemporary calls Mr.. Roberlson's "piefoyious
speech Another such victory and like that of Pvrrbu.
u would ruin his whole army. He was beaten hv
Mr.. Stevenson at least 2 -2 TO II -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-09

" lie FISHER Of men''-of the New York Advocate NAV
keep his legacy to himself II he has more prnei,
Pe or chdTdceT for honestly than he can leave behind
charity. - wv w "I'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-09
RenmeSt.

we most respectfully beg the Raleigh Star, the
next time it condescends notice our POLITICAL creed
not to gGrbLe its articles. '
ticles are penned, would infer that the o,1o,a
ions made are from the pen of the Editor of this
paper-not sol
HeSHdang HuoU0t-The Richmond ENQUIRER saws.
vi al he isoriunes that could belal our confederacv
mere none equal to that of separation OF its paris Tor
~, us Ta'h every other must follow. 1t sometimes said
a. oeFy Is preferable TO unon and il is in the nero
abstract, but what possible guarantee is there for Ib
w"ou' union ~ Y. ID. .adUertiSer-lTe But how Is
TINS dootcn hesitdting? Mem These are Henry CLAW.
own words, uerGdiim. ~
Inc richmond Enquirer considers the proceedings Of
he a'e convention at Columbia, and particularly the Ian
s%se OF one OF the dsinionists in that body as well cal
Cuaed ITO shew what have been the real DESIGNS of tho
'untrs end as going to prove show opportinely Con.
es provided means TO enable the President TO
cd. - Charleston Courier ~ '''|'-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-09

FROM the Seat oil Government OF the State Of Pennsy
wanna our correspondent informs that the I'd inst
e TWO houses oil the Legislature met az ain in Conyen-
non 10 endeavor to elect Senator Of The United States
succeed Mr. Dallas whose of service has expired
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-09

, ne Telegraph publishes long contemplate piece of
nhS'dry-from the Nuifyng sehool-in which The wri-
andra Gazette correctly hits off the character of tho
ducon in the following paragraph: r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-09

me Ioegraph has long winded headod
@ ~, ona FRA & Tale In which may find
nnch 10 ause and dg him. The uses as mis-
I've Ghost OF Fieng sometimes nos anonoh
we do not remember that he where equals this "a
taVg"g wrer who IN few
oah to say nothing of various other expressions which we
not soil paper with quoting" ~ We "0u'u
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1833-04-03
FAMOUS MEDICINES

10 justly celebrated in all parts Of the United
~ States for many years past, prepared and sold
ov the sole proprietor, Noah Ridgely, Baltimore
Lees Famous Anti Bilious Pills, for the prevention
sno cure Of bilious fevcrs, DC.
Lees Elixir, for violent colds. coughs, &c.
Lees lnfallible Ague and Fever Drops, warranted
to cure. =
Lees Misunderstanding Lozeness.
Lees Itch Ointment, warranted TO cure by ono ap,
Plicsiion, (without mercury
Lees Nervous Cordial, grand restorative for ner
vous disorders, inward weakness, &c.
Lees Indian Vegetable Specific. for the veno
Lees Persian Lotion. for letters g. irruptions.
Lees Essence and Extract of Mustard, for the
rheumatism, &c.
Lees Eye Water Lees Tooth Ach Drops.
Lees Damask Lip Slave. Lees Corn Plaster.
Lees Anodyne Elixir, for the cure Of head aches
Lees Tooth Powder.
Country merchants and all others, who buy on
their own account obtaia them on such libcr
al terms as will inssrc them large profit.
T CAurIos.-Nons ore genuine without the
makers name to them, Noah Ridgely, late Michael
Lee g. Co.
az Hundreds OF cases OF cures performed Nv
the above truly valuable medicines, could be give
did our limits permit.
" The above Famous Medicines are sold BY
IL. c. McNEMARA, who has Just received .
Iesn supply. de %
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1833-04-03
TO THE PUBLIC.

VUNHE subscribers beg leave 10 inform the public
IL that they have recently received additional
supplies OF BOOKS. STATIONERY, g. FANCY
ARTICLES. Among their Books will DO found
many raro and valuable works, and most Of the
modern productions OF any note, as they issue from
the press. They particularly invite the affection OF
the gentlemen Of the Bar, TO their Law Depart.
ment as il embraces nearly, if not all the books
in use at the Virginia Bar, TO which can be added
any that may be required Their SrArrosEtY consists
OF a general assortment Of the very best articles
in use in the counting house. Their stock of
fAScr GooDs embraces SO great a variety, that
they most respectfully ask tho favor oftheir friends
to call in and sec, and select for Themselves when
they will have an opportunity Of satisfying them.
selves that our prices low and that our articles
are Of a good quality. All orders left with us
will be promptly attended 90.
sANXAY e. STREET,
Booksellers, stationers, e. dealers in Fancy Good.
M 40
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1833-04-03
JOSHUA j. FRY

rs now receiving. and offers Tor sale, on accom-.
n modating terms
500 sacks Salt, Liverpool best.
20 hhds. N. o. and Sts Croix Sugars,
20 do prime retailing Moasses,
40 bbls. loaf and lump Sugars,
so bags prime green Cuba and Rio Coffee,
30 do. low price do.
90 do. roal old Java do.
80 casks prime Cheese,
so bbls. No. 2 Nackerel,
30 do No.2 do. in half bbls.
$50 do. NC. HerrinIs. No. l.,
lOO casks cut Nails, all sizes,
Swedes and American Iron,
German and bstered Steel
so kegs Powder, with an assortment oil
Shot aud Lead.
50 boxes window Glass, assorted,
loo rcams writing and wrapping Piper,
10 qr. casks MaTseills Madeira Wine.
10 do. French do. do.
30 do. sweet Malaga do
! pipe old real Madeira do.
so boxes bunch and Muscatel Raisins,
bales Almonds,
40 boxes Malaga Lemons,
10 bbls. Cordial.
ALSO,
1000 lbs. Petersburg Cotton Yarn, with a ~,
neral assortment Of GROCERIES, which will be
sold very low.
90 bbls. mountain family Flour, warranted,
so ffkns Butter,
100 bushels Clover Seed, daily expected.
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1833-04-03
Important to Merchants and others.
ERE Proof IRON Chests, Safes,

rSr on ~ rnuf1 !. s slis' KY . SMeSaS,
VHNHE improved Patent or Double FIRE Proof
IL Iron Chests. inverted and manufactured by
the subscriber, offer complete resistance TO bot
fire and thieves, and are allowed TO be superior TO
all others yet invented. These chests hay. been
in in this and other cities Of the u. States,
for the last years, have been fully tested by FIRE,
and are fitted with locks that cannot be picked
The subscriber has built many Fire. Proof
Chests of large dimensions, for the use of Banks.
with others, the following, viz. for the Market
Bank, the Traders Bank. and the Oriental Bank.
at Boston, the Bristol County Bank at Taunton,
Mass, the Bank at st. Marks, the Collector at
Trinidad de Cuba, and "ihe largest Iron Chest in
the world" for the Savings Dank in this CITY, its
weight being upwards of ii 900 lbs. Merchants
and others who may wish to purchase Chest.
will please address the subscriber, giving the
inside dimensions of the same, as we'll as the
length and width of the largest books in usc.-
The Chests arc sold by weight. and cost from so
10 $500. G. J. GAYLER,
24S Water ST., New York.
Foudrinier and Cylinder Paper Machines, Pa
per Cutting Machines, and Drying Machines for
Calico Printers and Paper Makers, made to order.
and warranted equal to any now in use in the U.
States.
Also, for sale. J. l.. Browns Superior Patent
BALANCES, with apparatus complete.
fc lq-3m
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1833-04-03

VikSINtA--At rsIes. holden in NE sjsrl,s
.ra ,,,. mes o. the circuit superior court a Isw
Dcce'nbcr. 1882, William Mann. pl,f' .s:;..s
samuel Dyer,jr and James Lyons, t.. defls
ihe defendant Samuel Dyer. jr. mot hsv;s, an.
tered his appearance and given security secn,d;as
20 me act OF assembly and tie rules Of mi, cour,'
!: not ON inhabiiant of this country: n = o~ds,.S
maj the said defendant do appear before thl iudr.
=, our SAID court, n the capitol, in the cttv 81
h'cnmond, on the first day Of the next May term.
20 90 holden for the tral of civil csuscs, and
a an. .he h,.l OF the plaintiff and that copy of
'ns o,oer be forthwith inserted in some nevsps per
published In tie city OF Richmond for two month.
successfully. and posted at the front door Of m.
capitol. in the said city. A copy. Te.,e.
ma WIN. G. SANDS. Ds-r.,