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TU* io!Ios».ng simple and (mxliioj lifts eta Iren* 8 late
eiiflliti <■! (be Liverpool Chronic Ir.
FIRST FLOWERS.
FiiH ft- wars of Ih* spt iog-iiiue,
Isrigbt guns 'if (he ytsi,
All lovely aud iilooDllug,
Ujiv fresh y* appCai!
fc'pi ii’s>ng up la Uie garden,
The htdge-tqw aud valr,
Eotichcd by shnwerr,
Aod tanned by (he gate,
YouJ beauty is transient,
SJnt, oil! it is twee t
M >l»v drvp.fr I; r mot ion,
Whin ebsaot fiitnds tutet
Afdr dangers tut mounted,
Aud mimics flown,
Their lips aud look' tell'ug
Of days that ate gout!
Your harald— the tempest!
Your bed— the cold earth;
Unsheltered and sunlasj,
The place cf your biith —
The snuw.diift iiswatping,
Aud dimly (ha icorn,
r« >o> (he eastward is stealing
To l ail srour return.
I have lov’d your young blossom*,
They ever brought joy,
.‘It regtet uu*mhitlerrd,
Unrbeckrd ly a sigh!
Hut s»on>, whilst ( gsre on
Your palatcndat (lowers,
Each leaf (alls (ha (air,
Of happier hours!
Of friends smiling round or,
Now 'aid iulbe tomb;
Of friendships—all withered;
Hearts stript of their bloom;
J.ov’d eyes whose ripiesstoa
Time nevsr caustibl.
Whilst your hluisomt the coating
Of spriog'Ume reveal!
Still,still ycare welcome?
In sorrow or blits,
Itfmorse never mingles
With feeling like this—
'Y* lirtt love to (ha bosom
So you, to the j«ir,
In your innocent beauty,
And fieihnci, appeal
Till •uinu'tr way brin( ui
It: tunahina and flotrcn,
Pi l tuiipriR the vallies,
Kntniuiuz the borcera
O’er bed, of mid roiei,
The atpliyra may.Gy
And hieathe oil cacti Gown'.
The same Ixtniy aigb.
In Liinlinri, bruiting,
Dcneatli the ruURii htait,
Vcur gentle foriM raiiinkl
When danger ia part.
Shilling on! ihinin; on!
Like Hope yr appear.
First flown* uf (he iprinj tiite,
Ilripht Rems of the year.
ir*Wf~jr-5«—»r f-w--. --w «- at ri-11 i i i iiim —JR
S J.srK.YDJiD Jill TIC/* E S.
J-'icui the Providence .American.
DIALOGUE II FT WEEN MR. KOI L AND
MU. SUFFRAGE.
Mr. Sail—What goo l news, do yoa have, Air.
Suffrage, since town-meeting.
Mr. 8ufliage—Mr. Soil. I have made many
proselytes this season, and the people believe I, in
light, ought to he a free auJ independent voter.—
Impossible to tell you of the tinu show and gaudy
dress the editors have adorned me with. My
presence, indeed, was enchanting at town-meet
ing, and I have the promiso of a Loudon hotel in
town like the a read.-; to be a hero, and.go to the
General Assembly tin's season.
Mr. Soil—Mr. Suffrage, an l rightly named too;
for you have no ju t right of your own, u’d but
your name you borrowed of me, and that is too in
significant for mo to claim. Only look, and see
who support you. They borrow their bodios, food
and raiment, from my bountiful hand, and iiko the
wretched jews they deny lltrir creator. You
boast of your proselytes (but such aro not my
sons;) you brag of your lino show, your arcade
Hotel, your plumes, your wonderful presence and
assembly hero, your masijuerado balls, and con
quests in other p..rl3 of my via yard,but cuter not
into Rhode Island, Sir.
Mr. Suffrage—Friend Soil, you aro a bigot;
you talk like a tnad man; let tna tell you, Mr.
Soil, that this world was made free for tne as
well as you. You arc rightly named foot-stool;
I confess 1 am not like you, neither arc my fol
lowers. Wo aro al/aue you, and I should bo
ashamed of inyself, it 1 weio as dirty a fellow
as you are. It my body, food and raiment, sire
borrowed cf you, I possess the power, to turn
you to account; and but for mo you would starve
in tho midst of all your pretended plenty, for
lack of some ono to *• jij* you coufatmo your pro
ducts and give ycu something bettor in eschaugc.
I do not deny iny maker. Beauty, labor, skill and
the fine arts, aro my G'o.l. All other portions of
this Republic, save ono, l have conquered, and
1, the hero, will subdue Rhode Island, bhe can
not resist my army, commanded by that invincible
general, public opinion.
Mr. Soil—Mr. Sutli igo, I want nothing to do
with you, oxccpt to help pay my taxes, put out
my fires and fight iny battles. This is all you
are good for, and ycu ought to thank me for suf
fering you to breathe the air, when you do not
own a particle of my propel ty. You are a lazy,
Idle, lying fop, a drunken gambler, living by
borrowing, a knave; you hold fast to your old in
tegrity—sny thing—but, work— A (tec my plant
ing, sowing, and' cultivating the good fruits ot
spring, I will chat with you again an I see if I can’t
bring you to reason. If 1 sfop to idle nway my
time, you will all starve and your name will perish
—you are going to upset every tiling; you have
destroyed good old Adarn and now aro not willing
to let us have the Clay.
Mr. Suffrage—Well, good by, Mr Soil. It is
a pity that one who liar beon so nuleh cultivated
a3 you have, should not have learnt better breed
ing. But never mind, I oniy ask of you to give
me my rights, or if you don’t choose'to do that,
•ince old kiDg Charles gave you the power, and
you can keep it,-why I would thank you the next
time your house is on lire,or you aro invaded, to
?ork the Engine or shoulder th. firelock yourself.
ou had better pay your own taxes too, and not
put every cent of them upon me.
Mr. Soil.—Ah, Mr. Suffrage, it lakes two to
make a bargain. I have got your nose to the
grindstone, and i mean to keep it there.
Captain Basil Ilall, the traveller par excellence,
who was to give the British public the clearest in
sight info American manners and jffairs, and whom
Sir Walter Scott thought so eminently fitted for
tho delicate task, has, according to the Caledo
nian Mercury, given the following as the general j
result of hi • observation . on our country. The re
fu irk* were mad< at the Edinburgh mooting in fa
vour ol Catholic Emancipation. The honest sea
captain says, with at least sufficient bluntness.—
“I am just returned from America. In that
coantry there is far less freedom than in Britain—
less freedom of the press—less freedom of speech
—less freedom of thought. And this i ascribe to
(lie principle of their government—unversal suf
frage and tho want of an established church. But,
I havo written my observations on the subject, and
will tell you all about It by and bye. I concur in
the present petition, because the measure which it
supports is calculated (o secure the blessing of *n
established church—and became it is to be accotn
Ranied with the abolition of the forty shilling (ree
olders—and thereby to restrain the greatest curse
in any country—a democracy.”
We are curious to see iu detail tho premises
from which those sweeping conclusions, are drawn.
Our traveller should remember how he was hoax
ed at JL-oo Choo. (To had at least ample opportu
nities of (earning -the truth in America, having
been received with that confiding hospitality to
which, ?n despite of many legion*, our country
men are very prone in the case of Englsh travel
ers. The captain labours, it is to be presumed,
under the national mania described in the follow
ing passage frun a modern French writer:
•’We ridicule the ignorance of the Chinese when
'.'icy show us a map of the world in which Chi*
na alone occupies n greater space than all other
countries put together. But (here is aftoiher peo
tt-J, tr.tteh mote glvi! . rd »rd entighfoTie !, whoso
uaU'ju-l |>!.do is scrneUiucs quite as aU»unK^Tbo i
English, like the Chinese, make themselves the !
centre ol the World.--One would think, to hear
them talk, that evriy thing began, continued and !
ended in the Ltriti-b Isles. The rest of the earth
is in their eyt s, but a kind of supplement or ap
pendix. Their lueu of science sud letters, their
artists and their travellers seem to have no object
but to forge fresh titles to glory lor England*—Wo
must no longer seek in Egypt or Indm lor tho ori
gin ot civilization, lias not Captain Wiilord (the sea
captains do not do things by halves) “just proved
most satisfactorily that Great Uiitain was the cra
dlo of the Hindoo religion.1*’ :_Balt. -inter.
Tlio Edinburgh Rcviovv, in an article on tho
state of the British Wool Trade, havinff'iio refer
ence to the United States or our tarilT, has several
sensible rcmaiks, grounded on tacts and documents
i which cannot be controverted, which we would
recommend to tho attention of our fellow-citueos.
: It is tiHtunate for tho world that tho true princi
j pies of political economy have found such nblo ex
i jKMitors .uni advocates »3 adorn with their cotr.po
j silions the pages of this Iteviciv. From the arii
I clo which we have mentioned above, wo extract
(the following which contains the conclusions at
which tho writer arrives in relation to the wool
J trade: [Boston V. U'as.
It is, therefore, clearly established, first. That
f the fiee importation ol foreign wool is absolutely
j essential to the very existence of our own woollen
j manufacture; and, smnnt, That its impm t.ition
■ !ia< not occasiouod the fall in the price of English
wool; but that, on the contrary, by cuabling the
latter to be partially worked Up into cloth, which
cannot be wholly manufactured of it, its pi ico bar
been sustained ot n higher elevation than it would
olherwiso havo reached. In proof of theapeura
cy of this viow of the matter, wo may mention tho
fact, that the price ot English wool Jell in 1919,
when tho high duty was laid on, "and that it con
' tinurd to decline during the who’ .*-,; . .
operation Hence u lotiowa, that tbe re-impoM
’ tiou of the duty would not cflect the obj»ct In
view—that of rnisiug the price of British Wool;
audit has been shown, that in attempting to ac
i complish what is thus evidently impracticable by
\ such means, we should indict ainoita! blow on a
' branch of industry on which not fewer, perhaps,
than a Mir.z*to.\ of individuals are directly de
• pendant.
The legislature of Pennsylvania adjourned nine
■ <tie on Friday last,after having passed 213 act*, and
ten resolutions. The most impoitant hill was that
, relative to the borrowing ol $:i,200,nao, for the
' completion of their work* of internal Improvement,
' which the governor returned without signing; re
fusing hi.* assent, unless both Houses would .strike
off a million. The Philadelphia Sentinel Bays :
1 The embarrassing result, therefore, will be, that
the completion of this canal will he unnecessarily
; prolonged. Our uulinishcd «vork3 exposed to tho
j dangers incident to the breaking up of the ice in
j the spring, and the golden advantages growing out
of otir internal commerce thro’ the State, will be
greatly postponed—Doth friends and foes, now
j that these great works have been commenced, and
will lie carried on, are nlike auxioua ftir their spoc
; tly complviion. [.V. T. Gazl
j THE CHEEK INDIAN?.
Colonel John Crowell, tho lato Agent in the
Cicck Nation, wo are authorised to say, has been
directed to remove his Agency west of the Missis
sippi, to the country allotted to tho emigrating In
dians He has very lately returned from W ash
ington City, and has, wo unilvrstand, a talk from
the Executive to the Creeks. Tho President tells
them that an Agency will no longer be retained
in their present nation; that it is his wisli they
should remove, and his determination to have their
lands surveyed; that inasmuch a* tho State of Al
bania has extonded her jurisdiction over them,
they will ho thrown without the protection of the
General Government, and that tho only cour.so
left to bo pursued is for them to remove, lie also
informs them, that such as are disposed to remain,
shall have a strip of land set Rpart for them, but
that they will bo subject to the jurisdiction of aStafe
in which the land may lie; but that such as remove
will have continued to them the protection of the
Government. Capt. Walker, from whom we de
rive this information, further informs us, that a
meeting of the Indians is to bo held on the 2Sth
inst. for the purpose of deciding on the President’s
instruction;. Capt. W. thinks they will emigrate
cn masse, and that they will never plant another
i crop in theii present country. IIo further slate.*,
that tho extension of jurisdiction over them haj
had a most salutary etfcct, and that previous to
l!io anivalof Col. Crowell 1000 had enlisted. Thus
wo arc in a fair way ct speedily acquiring llm In
dian country, the acquisition of which promisos the
greatest advantages to Montgomery.
[Alabama Journal.
RATIONAL ROAD.
Capt. .Tames llampson, Superintendent of ilia
I National Road, has, wa understand, received his
instructions from t!ic War Department, and entered
on the duties connected with' his appointment.
It is understood that he has made a requisition on
the Treasury, to meet the pressing demands of tho
contractors on the tine. Due notice will tie given
of the time and place of payment [Ohio paper.
American claims on Francs.—The excellent
i spirit which is now exhibited Ly the American
public on the subject of these claim*, if vvcil se
conded by the Government, cannot fail to receive
a peaceable and beneficial result. The I'lench
catlcr? are full, and the interna! claims on them
are daily lessening. France paid promptly and
without any iistress, the enormous tribute of sev
en hundred millions of francs which site was a
merced by the Aiiies in 13iy. The French Min
isters, educated in the schcoi of Talleyrand, are
well known to be the mast adroit of any in Europe.;
but they have found that the cannot always resi-.-t
punk with finesse They have never denied that
Americans had fair claim* for spoliated property,
j But they have had tho art to postpone to a luturo
day any dr.c'sivc measure on th • snbjoct. Tho
French Ministers of Foreign Affairs Live nlways
conducted their correspondence with those Envoy*
with wonderful biensiancc and mystification; but
when pressed far an ultimatum, have found it no- I
cossary to resign; and thereby give the new Min
ister the convenient plen, that he had not sufficient
time to make himself so acquainted with the impor
tant subject us t a give his sovereign any specific ad
vice ther-an. Tliis has boe.n the trick for years;
and they have considered it as a cheap mode of
getting rid of the disagreeable subject by compli
menting the moderation of our ministers. It »s
high time this course was altered, and that Yankee
spunk should bo matched against French finesse.—
France and tire Bourbons, have too large a stake
in the continuance of Peace, to risk a contest with
the United States; and they are fully able to pay
for old misdeeds to the last cent. [Bast. Sent.
Gkorgbtoww,(D.C.) May. 1.
The Canal.—Itis not only interesting, but quite
surprising to ohserva the progress the contractors
have made with that portion of the Chesapeake &
Ohio Canal which passes through our town, to the
basin at lira mouth of Rock Creek. There is, wo
believe, already about four hundred and fifty fact,
oxtending from Congress Street, west, cut through
x bank, to the depth of at least thirty-five feet.
The work has also been commenced between
Washington, and through Green street*, extend- j
ing Last, which goes on finely. Also, tho upper
section, in the direction of General Mason’s foun- j
dry. The workmen all appear to be in fine spir
its, executing their work with seeming cLeerlul
ness and delight. At sunrise, at eight o'clock, and
at half past one, tho merry boatman’s horn, wind- \
ing its shrill but charming notes through tho town,
may be heard summoning the laborers to their dai
ly task. At the close of (lie day, it is amusing to
see them paraded like a troop of horse and infan
try, waiting patiently for the roil to be railed,
after which they disperse, the trooper* galloping
through Bridge Street, with their arms (chains
and geers) clanking like a heavy body of cavalry ,
entering in upon us after tho carrying of a besieg
ed city. [L'uUunbian.
-g
Mr. Swartvrout, our new Collector, has new
hecn in his office a few days, and thus far the busi
ness of the Custom House lias gone on with regu
larity and despatch. Messrs. David S. Lyon, and
M. Swart wont have been appointed Deputy Col
lectors, and Mr. ii^iry Ogden, Cashier, In
pl.ier* of XI 'l hnrnpiuir'* three f"W>, resign-'*!
Mr. t .yon iu> tor a long (uiu\, pcuurmed U>c u* 1
Uuoui dulits pertaining to -his lato station of De-I
puty Naval Officer; ami lias tho benefit of more
tbau thirty years experience in the Custom
House; he enjoys tho respect and confidence fol'
inei chants, anil Is universally esteemed for his
inihl and amiable manners. Mr. M. Swartwout,
and Mr. II. Ogden, arc gentlemen of known re
respectability and iuivgrtty: their appointments
base given general (satisfaction. With a Collec
tor so well qualified as Mr. Swartwout, aided by
the knowledge and experience of such a Deputy,
w*o confidently anticipate the fulfilment ot our
prediction, that Mr. S. will prove himself to be
one of the'most popular Collectors we havo had in
a long series of years, and under his administra
tion we expect to see a prompt reform of any
abuses which may be (bund to exist.
Mr. I.yon enters upon tho duties of his new office
this day; a domestic atlliction in the family of Mr.
l'erguson, induced him to fill the station of Naval
| Officer till yesterday. f.V. Y. M Courier.
f Mr. Swartwout, the newly appointed Collector
of this port, entered upon the duties of his office
on Friday. He was received by the late Collec
tor, Mr. Thompson, at half pastS o’clock in tho
morning, who surrendered to him tho papers and
documents belonging to the office. II is due to the
late incumbent to state that his conduct on the oc
casion was that Of a high-minded and honorable
man. With tho demeanor of a gentleman he,
I explained to Mr. Swartwout the various duties of
I tho office, and cn retiring, observed that he should
remain in the Custom House during the hours ol
business for the purposo ol answering any ques
I lions which might be put to him !>y the new Col
I lector, connected With the administration of the de
put ment.
We understand that the following changes have i
taken place in the Collector’s olfice:—DavidS.
I Lyon (lato Deputy Naval Officer) and Mclanch
tou Swart wont, Donuty Coltecfv • an'* H ■
' . . _ . iiii'ii tiave ait neen |
I appointed in the place of ihrco ol Mr. Thompson’s :
• sons, who retim wiffi their father. [JV*. Ir. Gas.
~t good heart and liberal Jccling?.—Some two
; or three Weeks sines a gentleman, who had had
i the good fortune to he appointed by Mr. Monroe
j a Post Master in a place which afforded him a de
cent income, passed through this city ou his way
I to Washington, for the purpose of asking that he
• might not be removed from office, on which ac
! casion ho handed to tho President .a letter from
one ol our old revolutionary officers, and a friend
j i the administration, stating that the bearer had
’ for..ierly distinguished himself by his bravery ;in
the field, and received threo dangerous wounds in i
ti.e battle; that he was a gentleman in the best j
acceptance of lli.al term, but had belonged to the
federal party. As soon as (Jen Jackson had pe
rused the letter, ha extended Ills hand and said,
“Sir, your commission is sacred." What a tine un
studied expression was this? It came, as Sterno
says, “ hot from the heart.” Who can wonder
; that such a man should possess the affection? of
| the American people* [.V. 1'. E. Post.
It is stated—we know not on what authority—
that James C. Pickett, Esq has been appointed
Secretary of Legation to Colombia. If thi3 ap
pointment has really been made, it is « good one '
j —the best, we imagine, of the present ttdministra
* lion. Mr. Pickett, it is true, has always belonged
{ to a party which sve have considered essentially j
: wrong in politics—a circumstance which we have
felt inclino to attribute to his associations: he i# '
the son in law of the ex-governor Desha, and was
Secretary of the Commonwealth, for three or four
years, under his administration. But he is a gen
tleman of highly respectable talents, possessing
a mind naturally strong, and well improver! by
study and reading; of courteous manners and geoJ
taste. (A't/i. Commentator, {Coalition.)
WilHanj Duane, £»(. .ioimrrly editor of the
Aurora, has boon appointed, by the Governor of!
Penn. Prothonotary of tho Supreme Court, for the
Phi l&delphia distt let, in the pla.ee of Joshua Itay
, bold, removed.
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I W Aar 111 :< cton , May 7.—The Secretary of the
j Navy, with his family, and Mr. Clar.;, tho now
j Chief Clerk in the Navy Department, arrived in
: this City on Tuesday, Irom their native State,
North Carolina.
j Mr. McLane, the new Minister front-the U.
i States to Great Britain, lias been for the last
' week in this city, * id left it on Tuesday. 11©
[ will proceed upon his destined mission, wo be
! lieve, within every few week?. [JVot. Lit.
; Counterfeit Imitations of the Ten Dollar Notes o
! tho Bank ot Delaware are in circulation—their
j general appearance is so much like that ol the I
■ genuine note, that ono of them was received by
: .» very astuto officer of one of our Banks without
observing that it was a forgery—wo catinot hope,
! therefore, by any'description of it to put common
observers sufficiently on their guard to prevent
imposition entirely; but as it has, as a distinguish
ing mark, tits letter Q on the right of t?»e Vig.
uette, wc would advise, that ten dollar notes with
that mi:!; should not be received, f Halt. Cur.
We pcrcoivo l>3" the Cumberland Civilian of the i
1st instant, that a number ot gentlemen attached i
to the United States Engineer Corp-r, arrived at j
that place. Thair object ii understood to he to
proceed forthwith, to explore the middle section j
of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal route, and to
ascertain the most favourable part ot the mountain !
for a tunnel. Judge Kolircts is to ho at the head j
of the Corps, whoso arrival was expected at Cum- ]
herland in a few days. [ Halt. Hep.
-—■ -
Tim Teport that Cipt. AodcrsJn had. been. con
victed of i'iracy at St. Thomas, was probably in
correct. A letter from that place, of the 13th
in»t. says—“ TJie schr. Virginia, and Capt, Ander
son, arc to ho sent by this government, to Nctv
j • rk for trial. 'I'lio Captain is to go in the Danish
brig of war, which carries the former governor.
She will probably sail in a lew days. Capt. IV,v
ditch^ia ta go as sailing master and pilot.”
_ iff. Y. Mer, .ftfo,
fiiElilquckste;r Racks™
VUV^ILL commence, over (h* Camp Fi- Id Course, one end
NF# » half tude* from the Courthouse, ou Tuesday the 72.1
day of May, .and continue 4 day*.
Irl D.-ss— There will he a iSwevpdake frr colt* ard fiilir
three ye*r» old, mile heat* entrance iJiO.
2nd Dny— Jocky Club purie, i Dill* heats, Three Hundred
Dilltri.
3rd ftvj— Poll Sl*k», (in mile lie*!*, eolrsnre Fif y Dolls. '
free for suy bone, mare or gelding.
4th Day— Hauuy Cap, best liirce in five, entrance Twenty •
Dollars, (lee for guy horse, i.ist* or itlduir, to be governed !
by (he rules of the Club.
The Subscriber g. Tremorer,refers the n.embers of the Club :
to the 35'h & SS'ii Multi of (he Ciob, as tic is compelled to j
put u? list I urse. To- ilu'vs will k« cpfoiceiTngamtt d'lio
qnents. T. CARY. I’ropri-t-r. 1
M;» 12.
rKt ii Ei/s is \Lki
^DHStlAST lit *d»»J of trii>(, eteruted fo me. on the
WS 25th of January, by H* or v W. and A«borne Lockett, and
duly recorded in the (dirk's tllBca of rowl,atari; for the ^llr
puses llieiein pieidione.l, 1 shall, onthe 17th dsy of June next, 1
*! P .Whalen coitithotur, (that being rOnrt sissy,} prodcsed lo ‘
sell, for caib, to the h'il»* s| t.iJdef, vt public aortinn, (he fol j
Fwing property, to wi'—ten n'genes (six men, a woman and ■
three children,| also, four 1 orsr«, the property of said 11. W.
Loekrli; or to tnuch thereof as msy be necessary to ssUsfy the i
requiiitrs of said trin' dr-rdl
ouch title only, si ij ves;™,l in me by said deed, J will cob.
v#v. A. 11. WAhtHALh, Trin tea, <
May 12. 1—id* |
m»tiOk~.
If fl. MeNKMARA bisiag form-d a ernnertiou with1
■ * • Philip Du l'ut, Jr.(3* Apoilitcjry and Drugbusin.itt
liereiofoie eocdm led by him* w.i iu future carrxd ou iy j
the sub»cribrrs under the firm of t
McJVK.MARA ff JUf-r.1L,
At the old established stand one door above (h« Uol| Ttsgjn.
The arrangement they bis* blade is such, that one or '>o!h will
slways he no die spot; a id fr.xn ti.e*r knowledge of th* biisi*
ness, (hey hupe (hat (lie former r isluixeri of the bouse, *nd
the public generally, will hsrt ronfidenf* in their abilities to j
disemrge sny duties (bat may devoir* cn th»-n in prosecuting J
the business. Their uiiremitted a'lcuti a will be given lo all i
*p|*Hwnt*. Tb«y will alwsys ha *■ nphrj ssitii a^sneral gs,orf. 1
ment of the has! iiticles in their lii«, ant «-e determin'd to
sell on as good teem* as any othrr h-ui* in (he cdy. Tbeun
settled business of 11.0. McNsaixrn.wiiJ be al.cnutd t« by ei
ibtr of the paitir s.
FJ. C. McNEMARA,
1’. DU-VAL, Jh.
JHayC. I-If
£\ Lb fill ns i iving i asms sgsnm lie* v,ta;e oi Ktehard |
A\ Junes, dar’d. are requested tn mrke them known to m* I
with "it delay. 'I his no''te willbe relied oh as a bar to all d*. j
mandi. not ass*i(»d before Ik* f ill edtnmistsation of III* off- \
• tile of said estate. A. L X»ARNEY, ailm'ov
Feb. 20. (17—Cvt'M’s with the will ann»x*il. [
NoTTcFr. j
U’ANTED** the Ten • miary. •fvin'r-fie* fb-vtand Flvsr
Havre! R :' i. I I J ’-t- ..I 4 ..a, l> A J> !
Jae 5' * -•
'i'.tuiNfcttK 6i'a*vr, ? r
J-'ijt h css sUvnroe, Jipril VitS, 1829. J
IV ANTED to purchase lor the Fortification* in
Haniptou Hoad*, in at! tho current year,
IS.000 perches of Granite Building Stone, tor
which $2 5t> per perch, of twenty-five cubic feet
will bo paid. Any stone of a quality superior or *
interior to that assumed as a ataudaid, which can be
seen here, and for which the above price isollcr
nl, will be valued accordingly.
lu addition to the above, a proportion of Break*
water Stone, not exceeding one third the amount
of Building, will be received from those furnish- j
ingthe Building Stone, aud for which $2 1-8 will
be paid. *
Tiie following is a description of the Stone re- j
quired. viz:
Building—Each stone to have good beds and i
face: the length and breadth to he greater than,
and to bear such proportion* to the thickness, as to
admit of a good bond wbeu used, and to be of such
size as to require at leabt two men to lift it.
Breakwater.—To he angular and rough, each
stone to weigh not less than 1000 pounds.
The usual facilities will be afforded for un
loa ling.
For further particulars, apply to this office.
O. GRATIOT,
. Br. Gen. Chief Engineer.
April 21.__ 1U—3aw tstJ _
RUNAWAY.
J? anaxvay from tny plantation, In Mecklenburg
^County, on the I5tli of February last, my slave
Charles, he is about six feet high, 31 or 32 years
old, a dark mulatto, or of an olive complexion,
coarse voice, aud when speaking closes his eyes
n little; lie has very small legs lor a man of his
sise, and his ancles are frequently swelled; ho is a
tolerable good Blacksmith—lie was lately brought
Irotn Kingsport, Sullivan county, E Tennessee,
and may probably endeavour to get back to *'•»'
quested Ural information may t>e given me ot the ;
tact, by letter directed to “ Meclcnburg Court- j
house, Vn."—He had on plain green cloth coat i
and whitewool hat.
1 vvil give Ton Dollars for his delivery to me or
to my manager, on my plantation, -I miles north of
the Courthouse, if taken up in the county. Twen
ty Dollars it taken out of tho county, together
with travelling expenses.
BENJAMIN LEWIS.
Mecklenburg, April 24. 114—8t*
i'ht Jitvanna Navigation Company ~~
/YFFLR to let the improvement ol the Uivanua
River, from Columbia to Moor’s Ford, which
part of the said River is divided into thirteen sec
tion.-: viz, sections No. I, 2, 3,4,5,6,7 and8, in
cludes that part of the said River, from Columbia
to the head ol the Union Mill-pond, (about a ford
on said River,called Thrift’*,) which said sections,
also the situs of Locks and Dams, aud iqcdc of im
provement, w ill be made known to those disposed
to undertake, by Walker Timberlake aud Gideon \
A. Strange, two of tho Directors. Sections No. I
9, 10, 11,12 and 13, includes lhatpaitof the said I
River from the head of Union Mill-pond to Moor’s
lord, which said section, also the sites for Locks I
and Dams, and mode of improvement, will bo made |
known to those disposed to undertake, by John j
II. Craven, and Richard Duke, two of the Direc- '
tors. Terms of payment. One fourth to be paid
in six months after the work is commenced; one !
fourth.in twelve months after, the balance to bo
paid in eighteen months after: One fourth in mo
ney, and one fourth in stock of the company. The
undertaker to give bond aud security to complete
the work on or before the first day of October,
1830. Those disposed to undertake will forward
their proposals, sealed, by the first day of June
next, which will not be opeued til! Tuesday, after
the second Monday in June, when they will be
opened at Fluvanna Courthouse, and acted on by
il;o Directors. MARTIN DAWSON.
President it. w. co.
April 2t. 114—iv 1 w
- VeU> tipring and, iimmirf
3£»3F*T
V* YI.K a COCIIItAN have receive,1 per rclire.
>"i"■* Fairfield and Richmond Packet, and former
arrivals from New York, and will receive per Vir
ginia from Philadelphia, their fall assoitmcnt of
Spring and Summer DRY GOODS; consisting, in
pait, of the following:
3, 1 is, (>-•! ginghams, striped and plaid
3, 1 & (> 1 do black and white
Fancy colored print ■», well assorted
Plain, striped and plaid batti.sle
Striped and plaid cote paly* Si French ging
hams
Black, white and a«-=or'ed col’d Gro do Naples
Assorted colors Gro do Berlin & Gro do Zan
Black Italian lustring
Do senshaws and sarsnelts
Do satin levantine*
Da while and colored satins
Do iuliaueltcs
Do and assorted colors pal merino
Do figured silks
Fancy silk and gauze handkerchiefs
Do gauze vciis aud scarfs
Plain and figured hook; £>wis°, jaconet Si mull
muslins
Corded aud striped muslins
■I, 5 Si fi-4 cambrics Si cambric muslins
Swiss, jaconet and thread cambric ere vats
•1. -r> &. (i 1 bolibinelt lace, piaiu Si figured
Robbinctt quilling and edging
Do veils, black and w hito
Thread laces and edgings
Cambric and furniture dimity
Muslin robes, Swiss and jaconet
Crape do, black amt colored
Canton, Nankin aud Mandarin crapes
Crape shawls
Belt, bonnet, cap, lustring and satin ribbons
Marseilles vesting, white £i colored, plain Se
figured
Valentia, do do do do
Silk do, French ami Ihigiish, do do ,
Sat teen, white ajul striped
Jcanes, do do
Black cii* issians, everlasting U prunelia j
Do bombazines, 5,8 tc 6-1
British and India nankeens
Cloths and cassimeres, a general assortment
Irish linens and lawns
Do and Flemish sheetings
Linen cambric &t camhiic lidkfs. plain Si col’d
borders
8, 9 Jc 19*4 table diaper
10 & 12-4 do damask
Damask do cioth?, Russia diaper
4-4 linen cheek*
3 St 4-4 cotton apron and furniture do
3 & 4-1 domestic gingham*
Twilled cotton, brown and bleached
A general assortment of brown St bleached do- ‘
infstics
('niton and linen bedecking
<ic-rnun and British o/.naburgs J
Russia sheetings end burlap*
And many other articles, all of which Ihey are 1
disposed (a* usual) to sell at wholesale St retail, at j
reduced prices.
M iv ____118— fit
uO SAW Al
fjARQM the Subscriber, on the 4th inst., a negro
man named BOB; about 5 feet 8 or 7 inches
high, brown complexion, and a great impediment
in hi.* speech; liiied by me Irom Sir. James Henry
of King St Queen county, and formerly belonged
to Washington Quarles ot King William, where he
will be apt to endeavour to make his e«capr; he
was a runaway for the most part of last year, and
once out of Henrico Jail.
1 will give Ten Dollar* reward, and pay all law
ful oxpence* for delivering the said negro to John
B. Rrenlis, Richmond) or securing him ill Jail so
that I may find him.
RICHARD WALSH.
May *. . 118—tf
~i li UKH RRR/j\G GOOlJti.
V. ft E. JAMES, fc CO.,
Marks: i-Sqt* are,
RAVE jin' r«rri-' 1, n*t!»*f ii 1 k .500 For•<*({«» of FREO'I
PUY HOOPS; CDirpririi'* ore ef th* noil n*.
d*i»I suit ’ tloeko n| Hpring Qo.j.fo they h«ye «v*i
offer*! fortn!», — A meat joetlicuiirsJrtitiielbtnt will ipptsr
in n few itsyr.
A '
NOi lCK. " ‘ ,
I HAVE tw-i Kill* nr»ijotirn th« flrrr ffom my ml!If io
Fn.v*tii.r It Rlehnofld, for rey ow« p.iipmn y»lt, »n4
ii» S 4 eewtdtf myirlf a PublicCurler, «’*<t hrrrt-y fvrnarn
a'J per»on« from o>skio^ *nf contrset eeitb either of my vy*i»rj
IBMi, It'irk or tl*rlle'(, ,• <»• • iny soy produce, too do, t>t olhtr
•ipcltt or tiuitr of b>.•!*.*(» tt «'iy Him.
*“• \t TIMREHLAKE.
v f e* u. As
'
if'*'* Olianc•*»— Ata court held lot Uachioxuaa county. the i
A »th day of A/areh Htjfh ”
Aliintder K o be- uiigeie of William biaith, who wn as- I
ugnee ol Wui OorJou.
•guoil
Jvho Hardiman, William Hardiaign, Thaile* Hanh’nan,
riluioas Hardiman, LiUlehrny liar JimaB, Himurl B. Hard,, j
wan, Uriah lla-dnnin, Ooret W Hardiman, llavid KiiJ.-s i
in«i Auu h|i wife, Liitcn ii# T»l*i tort ElntbHb lm wifr, i
Irena aud distributers ot lttcbard Hardiman, del'd, and Jtbii I
Uuuia administrator of tha sai-i Kicbsid Uaidimxu, JacM |
The dofanJanl, John Hardiman, nut having entered n*s ao
pearaher and given security according to (hr Act of Aieeui■
I i’ *11 1 j' ••*** c,iurt, and it spp. sting that the said
Jouu llardiarao is out an inhabitant of this country; it is order* i
ad, that the and John do appear here ou thttirrtday of June
coutt near, and answer the bill of •• e plaintifl; and 'hal a t.u*
r.y or tin, order- he forthwith iiiaeriediu some uesstpirpei puh.
Ii.hedio tha city Of Hit Inn mj, for'.wo in >ru ha aoci easively
and posted at the front door of the cottillviute os this rounty.
A copy. Trste,
R. E1.DR1DEE, Jr. o. c.
_‘_IIO-wRw
V IBttiMiAf Ate 3u|ierioi Uuutl ol Chauceiy, "l.tld
a ih* fjrtner c»artol in the city ol Vi .lliaartburx. the
S0’!» ot J*ntmr% UTiH.*
Bencctt Whit* nod Thomas Smith for the nisei art, an t all
other creditors of Julia ti. Cully, win. may ehooie to make
themselves parties aud ciulnbulc to the tapensrs of thiaauit
Pilfs. ’
again*!
Francis Hudgins adrn’or andfcrir of J nhn 8. Colly, dec’d
Mary tieoige, lleoty Robert Zadork, and Elfkahatb Cully’
and iialph Davie it Julia hia wife, J)eft*.
f bis causa caoi • on this day, to ha heard by consent on * h*
bill, answers etui exhibits, and was argued t y counsel. Ou
consideration whereof, aud by like consent, the court, doth
adjudge, order aoJ decree,flalthe dsfendsut 1 Vincis IlmU
gins adm’or of John 8. Cully, render baf ra ms of the Vtm
inusioaers of this court, an account of his transactions on the
estate of tile said Juhu 3. Colly; in taking which aaid account,
the Commissioner is required to stale the debts paid by the
administrator which do, aud also, those which do not bind the
berrsof the said John 8. Cully; and the said O- funnttfiaer
is further required tstike an account of (he outstanding debit
of and John 8. Cully which do, aud which do not bind the -
heirt-whrch accounts, the Comnuatibocr is directed to ex.
amine, state and settle, and Co the couit report, with any
mailers specially stated,. d»«-nre*i pertinent by himself, or
wh-'h may hr required hv ti Via* t s. staled.
Eli. CHRISTIAN, c_. c.
CoMiiissioMiu’s Office, >
Uloiice*ler Couiihomc, M.trch 19th. )
The partial aod ail otheia concerned in lh» amt within
mentioned, are htrrby nutilied,that l have epp.-rut.il Wed.
uasday, the 17th day of June next, to commence the dutiea
rtquitcJ of ui* by tb« within order «t th* couil; uu which
day, xt 10 o'clock, A. ill., they are desited t attend tbit Gifice, 1
prepared with the Decenary dorumiuts i -tber tes’.unuuy
ready for examination aud settlement. A copy.
* TIIOS. G. AMORY, Coai’r.
APfl1 a<-_ 114- w4»*
Isanti, J\egroet, 4-c. jvf saic,
ON Monday the 2*b May, I shall tell, al public suitro.-.,
(It* Uml on which 1 mule in I'uwliaitn c notify • it con%
lams 1000 acre?, about 100 acres o( which it good low grounds,
wj-ll adapted to (he pioduction of coin, wheat, and t~-bacco.
There is of (lie balance of this laud, 560 attes in woods of
good quality; on this land is a good dwelling house with all
necessary out buildings. Oue half or the purchase ainr.ee
w ll be required id cs-b, the balance in twelve mouths, to he
secured hy baud and security, with a deed of trust on (lie
land. Al lire aiu.1 lime, 1 shall sell, for cash, between twelve
and fifteen likely uegroes, stock, plantation utensils, house
hold It kitchen furniture, Ac.
EDWARD AroSELEV.
Posse-son will he riven on the 25lh day of December mat,
with the privilege of seeding a crop of wheal. li. M.
April 17._ 115—wCw
notice:
TUE subscriber being anxious to remove to the We«t, will
sell a great bargin in land in Merkleuburg co., oo Dutch,
er’a creek, about seven miles North West of (be Courthouse,
aud ten from Skipwitb’s Ferry; the tract 1 reside on contains
between six and seven hundred acres, equal to any in this ser
!ion of country, well improved, aud in a fiue neighhem hood,
and a healthier situation is nut to be found in the State; —
Also a tract of one bundled and sixty three acrei, about a
mile up said creek, which has on it a Manufacturing Mill, fin
ished oir in the best msnner, about six or seven years since,
in a line neighborhood for cuitoni; this properly would be
exchanged fur laud in tha Wot, or would take pert in young
ucgiocs. •
I would make the payments suit the purchase!.—Any per
son wishing to write to me outlie subject, will direct to Uoyd
ton, and it will be strictly attended to.
Feb, lit, _ »4- wilm* _ DABNEY COLLIER.
From the North Auicucan Medical and Surgical Journal. ~
JYevo Vaccine Regulation in Philadelphia.
I oodertigned,having been appointed vaccinating Pliy.
| —a, siciaut, under a new ordinance of the Select and Goal
| moil Councils, ■ riptcifully announce to the Medical public,
I that, in addition to their other duties, thev will keep a constant
supply of fresh, genome Vaccine Virus for the accommoda
tion of the profession. Hy » s.r..vision in the afeiosaid ot
•Imstice, they are obliged to furnish the citv prsctittnuers gta- 1
luilotuty, whir b they wiil al all times do with great pleasure.
Hut owing to the gieal diluted for virus from ail pgrts of the
: country, to which f irm, their public position they wiil ne< e-sa
j r,'y be suh-ecled, they have determined, alter free cousulta.
Uoli Midi their medical mends, to require a small lemunera.
I Hon for the extra trouble which they will incur by this »r«
i rangenicnl. Applications, therefore, (post paid) from any part
| of the U. Elates, addressed to either of (he undersigned, aud*
cnclosiug three iloliars will men wit prompt attention.
DAVID C. SKERREIT, Al. D.
No. 153 South Tenth street.
WAf. CARLE BREWSTER, Al. D.
No. 150 South Fifth sireet.
Wecheerftslliy acquiesce in the abov p,an, and have no
hesitation in staling our belief that the duties it proposes will
be faithfully executed by the Vaccinating Fovsuians.
Philip S. Phytick, W. D.
N. (Jhaptmn. M i>.
Win. (Jihsun, hi l>.
TI109. O. Jaioei, M. D.
I im Hxyi, 31. 1).
May I.
| Tlioj. T. Iltwson, M. P.
■ W. E. II.>rn»r, 01. D.
Ilenry Neill, fli. O.
J. It. Mil.'.liell, M. V.
Tboi. Uen-f, M. 1).
I IK— K.Tie
Office of the Chesapeake Sf (l/no Canal Comp'g.
Washington, April 29th, 1829,
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
XfN pursuance of a Charier of the Chrsapdaka inn Ohio
•rt Canal Company, a geueial uiee'ing o the Slur khtihlrrs of
tlir said company will be held on the firit Monday of June
next,being the first day of the raid month, at Hie City Hall
iu the city of Washington, to cammrnce nl 10 o’clock. A. LI
15> order of the Iloatd <»f President it liirsd
JOHN 0. INGLE, Clerk.
any tf. I It— ntlst June
To the Members of the Protestant Episcopal
Church of Virginia.
rJ1UE Annual Cooventr n ni the Protestant Episcopal Chuicb
.a. of \ I'rmia, will he held in Charlottesville on Wed nt i.
dry the Sthu of May next.
JOHN (i. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
April 21. I In-Id
PjCCCUllVt " nut, t
Feb. 21, 1829. $
IJROroSALS will he reriivcd at this Department for the
pin chase of the irau*port, in the Peuitenlixry. Terms,cash,
riioje disposed to | urchase will give in their proposals without
r>y order, Wm. H. RICHARDSON.
P'*1 -’»■ __90-tf
Stop the Thief.
Vjjf V stable wu broken open Iasi night, (21st ult.,] and a
v-,—4, horse saddle and hrirllr taken out.—Tire horse a hay,
of corn nomi sire, four years old, a star in the forehead, and a
noted scar on his rump,the hair being off for some spaces a*
hove the toot of hi, tail.—Any person appreherdtng (he
thief, or gitmg any- mfoioration of the horse, lie , shall be
well compensated. THOS W. OOOUlf.
I>. 8. May l. 118—fll
MEDICAL INSTITUTE OF FH1LAD ELPHia.
rr.igllE Summer Course of Lectures will begin on fa-mday,
the h|l« day of April, and end on the Saturday preceding
the first Monday of November. The month of August la a
vacation.
NATHANIEL 011AC AN, M. V. On He Practice of
Til {'Urine.
WM. T. DE WEES, M- D. On Midwifery.
THOS. IIAUUIS, M- D. Surgeon U. S. Navy, On Opera*
live Surgery.
SAfa'L JACK30N, M. D. On Materia Medico.
WM. K HORNER, fa. D. On Anatomy.
J NO K MITCHELL, M. D. On ChtmiUry
•JOHN HELL, fa* D. On the JnilitHltt of Medicine, and
Medical Jurisprudence.
HUGH L- HODGE, fa. D. On the Princip/ca of Surgery
Philadelphia, April at 108—3ra
» aiuuoic Jiuckutgnain lAtndJur Saic.
’JjkHE Subscriber, desirous o( paying his just
debts, and from a preference of selling Land,
!o Slaves, ofTeis for sale, a valuable tract ol land,
containing about4S0 acres, lying Immediately on
the main Western Hoad between Richmond and
Lynchburg, S>7 miles from the former, and 25 miles
from tho latter. More than half of this laud is in
its natural state, heavily timbered, a considerable
portion of which, is first rate tobacco land; the
greater part of the cleared land is fresh, and the
whole fiee from washes; it is well watered, hav
ing a number of never-failing springs, and a bold
creek runing through if; the situation is remarkably
healthy and the buildings may be made comfor
table with a little repair; it has on it an epple orch
ard of choice fruit,and many other fruit trees.—It
would be a pleasant summer retreat fora family
living in the lower country. The land will be
shewn to any person wishing to purchase, by Mr.
Oeo. W. Cnrncfix, living on the premises; and the
torms, which will be liberal, mado known on ap
plication to the subscriber, living on the Bent
Creek road, two miles north of Flood’s post office.
OKO. CHRISTIAN.
May S. ______ 118 -WlW
I M >RM V ffON W ' N I KI).
INFORMATION Is wanted rerpecting Robert
C. Allen, commonly called Robert Campbell
Allen, from New Y ork, and who was in Richmond,
or its vicinity, in the Spring of 1S28. If • said Ro
bert C. Allen !'#:> life, and will come on to New
York, he will hear ol somelh’ng to his advantage,
on application to John Allen, No. 500, Pearl Street:
any information respecting him Will be thankfully
rereived as aforesaid.
N»w V t'< M -rs. V ti i Of
1
k/lUiiift'iA. lo Uus: cety~ At a (superior Gouit of Chau*
!• MUo( | 'Vra* in tha Oily of RiehmouJ, oa
\viiii»io llayuham Matthews, Tltt.
against „
John Stevenson, Nimrod Saunders «<t
Uiry temple, a.tro’ois of John Temple dei’d, John Tagioe
Lew.. Ratigera, Thom, .o II. Caprrtuu, John B- Reu
1>. Lauiaue* M»ic. surviyot u( him.ell and Uttry Gaicetl;
he .aid Lauteuce an I James R. Micou and Th.au H. ||«m
'b Dafta*
T u,• r*rti*« by tbalr ecuuaal; and the
omtbavmg luau.-ely con.i8a.ad the premise. and tha argu
oaut. theieupoo.d.ith iefer tha accounts between the parCici
o ona of^ttir'-.uuimi.Munera, who it directed to examine,
date and the fame; and alto, ao account of tha
rutl load in the proceedings mentioned, and bow much
hereof .a,ita.Dt uu lup...tdol, eudUapoit tha said account*
° *h? vC“L:“’ w,‘ib special , tuted, deemed par*
meal by himself, or sehico o.a> be required by lha putiM, to
he to stated. A copy. Teste,
WM. G. 1‘fc.NDLkTON, C. C.
CoitlMlSSIONKR's OpriCE, >
Kiclimonil, March 4th, 1829. %
The parties interested, will please taka notice, that I hare
•vpviulsd the 8lh dty of June next, to commence the accounts
dueled ia the loregumg order ol Court, r»a which day at 9
© tlt’ck A. M , (bfy »rt reijutretl lo MMd »( uij Ofllc« i«tki«
b *(y, with ibeir accounts, vouchers and decemeat* ready for
uxamioation and settlement, aad with Office Copiaa of lha na
csuiry Court paper;.
, HILARY BAKER, Com’r.
"■a — - ___lQg_ wt ilhjuoa*
** ay
• «AI!Ut * mmm—
del’d," U,ri5i“"n * Joh“ Morris, adrn’or i<f Rich’d Uardiman,
The defendant John Uardiman n.l having entered ^b'i^ap
pearance aud given security according to the Act af Aiseut.
hly and the rules of this court, aud it ii.pt sriog by
ry evidence that be ta not ao inhabitant if thit country; It is
ordered, that the said defendant John Uardiman, d?appear
btie at June eouituext, aud autwer (be bill ofiba plaintiff';
and tael a copy of (his order be fo.thwith inserted iu the Ed.
SU.rer, a public newspaper printed in (he city of Richmond,
b-r two month; successively, ,ud po,|„d ml ,hi (ront daor 0/
Ihe courthouse of this county. A Copy. Testa
March 2 *. K.ELl>RlME,ir.d.c.
."i a"?rf,uJ DomV of Chancery hidden it"
3jfr hh,,u U‘ t,l> of Ricbmoud, na tfa* isth day or
Jeremiah btrulhe: aud Jobu W. Green. Plfr,
Hf*lU*i * *,IW*
R.«dlfT.Brff^?,R'’bw* J**e* Richard.. Thon-a,
Strode. John H. Jinan, suryieiog partner of I*et,r Hoffman k
B n. Major\atrccy, 1 rter Hanshurotigh, jr. ta’or of Hush
McK«lliip9 JobA Uaudall, Horace Mushall, Obarlts Elbi
John Allan, John Crump, Johu Hart, John Callrotiu, ”• PreI
•■dent k Diret'cr, k Co. ot tb« Bank of Virginia. William
8. (stone, William Brooke, Daniel Urinnan, Woodford and
I aliaferrc, Pttei liac,borough, Samuel Gordon *iWnf tin
her, Voir, Keuheu P
Ah oke, John Mi Neill* *a or of Johu Jamieson, and Agent for
Munaford Beverley, and Peter R. Bcvriiey, Uirbard 11. Van.
rey, John 8. Well.ord ex’or of Wm. WJltfort * ku£
all CCn, *v ft
Thi, came ram* on tli-a day to he further heard on tba pa
per, termerly read, and the report of (he Surveyor of Oul
payer county, made nur.u.m to tbe order of tbe twenty-fourth
day Ol January IBftl, to which there was no „bje"lwntand *
the elimination of williams .eluioed with the .aid Sur
vey, together With sundry exhibits hied arr.ee tbe former
hearing, and was arguid by Counsel. On consideration
nied i h“t,S0U,,,b.‘,US °f °r,nion> :h»' »«>• Plaintiff, are ea.
titled to an abatement or compen,alum aa (he cue may be,for
the two parcel, of land designated in (lie ,xid pl.t anJ ,ur
ye>;th« one hy the hue. and figure, 15, 16, 17, m, contain
the other hy the dotted line,
and figure, 32, S3, 34, 3.-, containing (hr< e tuudred k (wen.
y-,even and a half acre.; to neither of which parcel, ..fl.nd
ha., ihe unite*, of I home, Strode any title—And that the
a.u mr.luf such abatement or compensation, should be ascr*
tuned by the following rule: from Ihe aiuouut of tbe rur
cha-e money for the whole property, of twenty thou.nnl
dollar,, should hr deducted the value uf the permanent its*
uroveiavcU ai they were al (he (ime of the
balance divided hy 15 23, the whole number of acrei of land
put Ido the power,,on of the purch.jtra under the coutract
S'."Ik*1 bt 3 6 “CrtI “\,rtl,cb “>* Du.lee. had no till?; and
that the price per acre given for tbs whole Ibu. ascertained,
•hould he allowed a, the price par acre for (he ,aid 366 acre,,
for the ami'iiut of whit Ir (he abatement or competualion i, to
lie made; doth order, <!:>( commi„iou*r Peudleton do enquire ic
report, what amount of abatement or com; enratiou the plaiu*
lift, are entitled to upou (he foregi iog principle,: and also,
«tate an accouut between the partir, ihtwiug the effect uf
inch abatement or comper.ration; and report the same to the
Court with any matter, spei rally Hated deemed pertincut hy
him,elf, or which nray be raquire.i by the paitre, to be :o«Ul
«“• A copy. Tejte,
WM. G. PENDLETON, c. c*
CoMiitismoNKu’s OtrrtuK, )
Richmond, 10th Nov. 1323. J
The paide, mine.ted in tlie execution of (ht foregoing or.
•ler. are hereby notified, that t have appointed the tweote
e.ghlh of May next, at 10 o’clo.k in the morning, to com.
menee the same at my OlEc* m (he City of Richmond; at
which time amt place lh«y are, hereby, required to attend,
before me, duly prepared for a hearing „f the matter, offer ,d
10 find by said older. 4BV*
WM. G. PENDLETON, Com’r.
Arnl **•___114— w5;v
iN Oh.uccry—At a court held l„r Uuckir.KhiSrun.i,T,7,
the Gth day of Match 1829: 6 ^-uuulj,
Law, Q G. Tyler, p,..r
again,!
John iiardtman and John Morn,, aJm’or of /iich’J Uar-ii
(OsHj f.€*c d|
The defendant John llardiman, not hiving enter id hi, «n.
pearatire slid given security according to the Act of Ar.ern
My , and tba rule, of lliia court, and it appearing to the',at:,,
faclmn uf the court thal he n not an inhabitant of thi, coun
ty; It ordered, thvlthe ,.id John Hat J,man do appear
°r :Mor,f *'»> June c urt next, ,ud .'n.wer
the bill of the plaintiff; and that a copy of this order bt forth*
with inserted in ,eme newspaper puhliibed in the City of
Richmond for two month, .ucceuively, and posted at Use
fr-iua daur of (he courlhouae of thu count*. r
A Oepy. Te.tr,
m k o. R- KLDRIDGE, jr. d. e.
JVIarcJh^t_105—eiw
W-N Chancery-MecatenhurgConcty, M«ch Court, leiaT
-wA Jo** ph B. Clauiei ex or of Thouia, Ilarle de-.’j Pm?
igains( *
Dudley Haile and Wm. Tiwnrr, a deputy of June, Gee
sbend aud xdm’or de boai, non of Matthew Carter iec’d, *’
The defendant Dudley Haile, not having entered hh*M
pear,nee according to the act ot As.emhly and (he rule, of
thi, court, aud it appearing to the ,ati,faction of the court
LVrnb.”u°Vr ,nb,bjt'n,“f 'h,i s'«Dt ®u motion of the pJtiT
by John B. Cl.urel, In, attorn re, it u nrd,red,that the .aid
deft. ,lo appear here on Ihe 3d nionday in June next aud
ruler hi, appearance, and answer the j.ltflV bill; and that .
copy of (III, order he forthwith inserleo m on. of the new.
paper, printed iu the town of Peter,bu-g, or city of Richmond,
for eight weak, »uece...vely, and po.te.l at ih, froal d {
thy coui(Louse of sard county. A ropy. Teste
. . WM. G. BAPTIST,’d. c.
Arfl1 >o-_____no- wow
FNtjfitfir.rry— iu Lun» dbtirg county c uun . .1 l «, I d<»y'o7
July, *
Lyddal Bacon, ,rnV, Richard R.con, *enV, Drury A. Bacon.
Kina bell* Gordon, Lucy bm.th, late Lucy Allen. Am Diano
Mary A. t rarer, formerly Mary A. Glenn, k Sarah R. Brook I
formerly Sank R. Glenn, and children of Sarah Glenn, dtc
ritfa.
against
LsnrsloirBacon, in hi, individual capacity, and a. ainwrv.
mg eg’i.r of Lyddal Bacon, decM, Gdl. M. B.cou A- Munt.
fort 8. Bacou, executor, ot KJm’d P. Bacon, dte’d, and (he
Mid Gill. M. Bacon k Muuttort S. flaron, ex’ora of Edm'd
P. Bacon, der.’d, who wa, ex’or of Mary Bacon, dec’d. who
wa. ex’or, of Lyddal Bacon,d«c’d, aud Henry B.aon, a,«or
“f Dnoo, dec d, who wai ex'or of Lyddal Bacon.
d*r d> Deft., f
Drury A. riaeoo, plff ^
agaiiut *“*,A
Gill. M Bacon tjr M-rnlfoil S. Bacon, ex’or. of Edm’d
Baron, dec d, who.wa, ex'or of Mary Btcon, de’d, and Lyddal
11a- on k llich’u Btcon, Dell,*
These suit, coming ou to be further heard, upon the reporla
of the crmuiis,toner, appointed in these care, to .etlle tb*,^
account, of fcdm. IP. Bacon, ex’or ol Mary Baron, who ait
« °{ V.yd K.lm‘d V. Bacon a, ex’oj
ot Mary B.acon.dec’d, and b Im’.i V. Bacon, a, ,g,«t of MarC
Dirori, dec d and Larteitoo Bacon ex’or of Lyddal Bacon.>
dec’d; the said ro-rrl, hy (heir decree of tbi, dale, order, a
tevi,mu of the ,aid account) to the Muter Uomoiixioner of
(In, court. A Cope. T«,le,
, WM. U. TAYLOR, c. c. |
Commisbionkr'i Orricc, )
12th day of April, 1829. I J
Tha part.,, infer*,tedI iu the foregoing -Wrrrtal ord*>,, ar«*'
hareby notified, Dial I hare appoinled Tuesday, ||,e 7ih daiff
of July, IB'Jfl, at Lunenburg co<ir(hou,e, in order to turv ItJo
sard decree ioto effect; all p«r,..r„ urtereste l in tbe .aid rft
port, #re rfernejt to attrnd to aaaiat in making op (he ,aul tr!t
port,, by 10 o’clock m the forenoon of (he( d,J. n
D. S TREET, m. c. L. C. ‘
_April 21. I14_wHB,
IaN < b*:»f fijr—III Aju« Iia (fountyt y court lOH-*
Armtttrad 81 sy9 Mff.
agjiiaft
Wotaham Seay, and Pat. bal I.. Turner individually. aril
at Commiationrr appointed by ih» county coun „t Amelia,to
mak# iaIp of th# rtUle of Jam#* 8r*y, drcM.
Th< Dell. W of ham Seay, not hav.ii* ante rt d hit aLpesranca
and given •ec.ir.ly «icording to (he Act of A.-jambl* aud lha ,
ruler of (hit Court, an t it appearing by salidadoty evidence
that h» it nnl an inhabitant ot Ihia Onnimoi wetl'h) it |, order’
vd, that the raid Defendant, do appear her# on (he dtbTuraj
day in .Tune neat, and anrwer th* hill of the plaintiff and that
a copy of (hi* order he forthwith icterled in tom* newt
paper puhltthpd in tli* city of Richmond, nr the town of Pe*
terrhurg for two tn«n(hi rucc* tritely, and another c«py ported
at Ih* front door of th* couiihon-* of thit enonty on two »uc«
crime court Jayi. A Copy. Tette,
J. T. LEIGH, C.
April 31.__ 111 - wgw*
SN Chancery—In Amelia roomy, February court, 18?9,
Kathemel lletriton exteutor of Edraiindlfarnec^dec.
. , Tiff.
«tnru »
George R .bfitroii an.l John R. Roherfroil, Individotlfy, and
at n’lir of the late Janie a Knbcrtton, renr, dec. Deft.
The dipendanl George Ri heritor,, not having entered bit *«•
pttrin >, »ml given rrcurity according to the ad of Altera
bly and the rnlei Of tbit court, and it appearing to the rxtit.
(action of the coml, that ho it not an inhabitant of (hit com.
inonwerilh; it ta ordered that the aaid Defendant do appear her*
intlie llh Thnridey in June next, and anttvrr (he hill of (ha
plaintiff rod (hat • copy of thia .viler br forthwith ioarifed in
retire i,i w'paper puMhbed in ihB City of Rnlimond, or
io«n of pelerrhurg. for taro BODthi tntceaahreiy, and p».i„(|
at 'hi front door of the coutllictite of tbi. county, ,'D (WO
ii cettif* eotnt d*y«. A Otnv. Teiie,
J. T. I.EIGIT. C.
AfTil?!. ^ ••