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three timet a week during ihe *o«*n>n of ihe Hiate le'gitlniurn -
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Kdiiorn, until all arrearage* hive been pud up.
Whoever wi I guarantee the payment of nine paper* (hall hate
the tenth Ora it.
TERM9 OF ADVERTISING.
ITT One square or le«*-Kir»t intertion 7,‘i cent*—each enaiinu*
•are, 50 emit*. No advnuitrmrnt in«rrtrd, until it ha* either been
pent for nr n*«iimrd hy aomn iivrton in thi* oily nr it* environ*
1\I3*V ADViOuM'lSlvTIi:\ lW
V AND & NEGROES FOR SAI.K.—By virtuo of a
JLi ticcritc of Powliat in county court, tvill lie offered
for sale, on tlie premises, at llio late residence of Col.
Kich’tl Moseley, dec’ll, in the county of Powhatan, (seven
miles below the court-house, and one mile south of the
Flat Rock Tavern,) on Thursday the 15>th day of April
next, (that being the day after April Powhatan court,) the
tract of land of which the said Moseley died possessed,
containing about 520 acres, on which there is a good
dwelling house an l all other accessary out houses, suffi
cient to accommodate a large family, and a spring of ex
cellent water in the yard. This is a healthy and desirable
situation. The land lies well, about one*fourth in woods,
ami the cleared land tresh and in good heart for cultivation,
within 25 miles ot the city of Richmond.—A credit until
tho 8th day of February, 1832, will be given for one-half
of tho purchase money; and for the balance, a credit un
til the 8th day of February, 1831, the purchaser giving
bonds with approved security, and a deed of trust on the
land,to secure their payment.—At tho same time and
Elacc, will bo sold, upon a credit until the Sth day of Te
rnary, 1833, twenty-four or twenty-five negroes, consist
ing of six men, hoys and girls, women and children, and
perhaps as likely as any of tho same number in Virginia,
and of good character; the purchaser to give bond with
approved security for the payment of the purchase money.
JOS. B. DAVIS, Com'r
and Jldm'ur of Jiich'il .\fosrlcy, dec'll.
March 30. 108—tds
NO TICE.—By virtue of a Deed of Trust, executed
by John Garrett to the subscribers, bearing date 5th
day of January, one thousand eight hundred and twenty
seven, and duly recorded in Clerk’s office of Bucking
ham county, for purposes therein mentioned, we shall pro
ceed to sell to tho highest bidder lor ready money at pub
lic auction, at Cumberland Court-House, on Monday 23d
day of April next, it being Court day, a negro man named
Phill, to satisfy sundry debts as therein expressed, with
cost. THOMAS A. GANNAWAY, )
JOHN GANN A WAY, f1'
March 30. 106-w3w
Trustees.
[N CHANCERY—Virginia.—At rules hold in the
clerk’s olfico of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery lor the county of King Queen, on the 10th of
March, 1832: James Garnett, adin’r. with the will annex
ed ol Thomas Garnett, dcc’d, which said Thomas Garnett
waa in his life-time Executor of Henry Garnett, ritfl'.
against
Samuel Parrish ami Mary his wife, which said Mary
before her intend image with the said Samuel Parrish was
Mary Garnett, adaughterof llcnry Garnett,xlec’d, and:
Muscoe Garnett, Dells.
The defendants, Samuel Parish and Mary his wife, not
having entered their appearance and given security accord
ing to the act of assembly and rules of this court, ami it
appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they are not in
habitants of this country, it is ordered that the said defend
•nts do appear here on the first Monday in June next and |
answer the bill ol the plaintiff; and that a copy ofthisorder
bc forthwith inserted in sonic newspaper published in the i
city of Richmond for two months successively, and posted
at the front doorol the court house of this county.
A Copy Teste, ROBERT POLLARD, d. c.
March 31. 106-w8w
IN CHANCERY—Vihuinia.—At rules held in the
Clerk’s ollicc ol the Circuit Superior Court of Law!
ami Chancery for the county of King and Queen on the \
10th of March, 1832—
Jainos Garnett, adm’or. with tho will annexed ol Tho- !
mas Garnett, decease I; which said Thomas Garnett was, :
in his lifetime, cx’or. of Ilonry Garnett Plttf
against
Isaac Burnell and Martha his wile—who before her in- '
terniarriage with tho said Isaac Burnett was Martha Gar
nett a daugh ter of Henry Garnett, deceased, and Muscoe
Garnett Dcfts.
Tho defendants Isaac Burnett and Martha his wife, not
having entered their appearance and given security ac
cording to the act of Assembly ami the rules of this Court;
and it appearing by satisfactory'evidence that they are not
inhabitants of tins country, it is ordered that the said de
fendants do appear hero on the first Monday in June next,
and answer the Bill of the plaintiff, and that a copy of
this order ho forthwith inserted in some newspaper, pub
lished in the city of Richmond, for two months successive
ly.and posted at the frontdoor of the. court-house of this
county. A Copy Teste,
ROBERT POLLARD, jr. n. c.
March 30 inti—wSw
(th "J Jk f X REW \RI).— I will give l a the securing
yji ■ of PETER and JACOB, in any of the
jails in the counties adjoining Petersburg and Richmond,
one hundred dollars—or if either should he taken separate
ly fifty dollars. I purchased Peter of Mr. Marcus Arniis
tcad ol Petersburg. I recollect that Pet.-r has an upper
tooth out in front, a full face, rather yellow eyes; 5 feet
8 or 10 inches high: lie left my house Iasi lall,—Jacob is
a large black man; speaks pert and politely—I suppose he
is 6 feet high—he was bought of Dr Curtis, who lives from
7 to 10 miles from Richmond: lie lei: me 12 months ago or
more. Communications addressed to Chiisliaiisville xfeck
lenburg county, Va, RICH ARD RUSSELL.
March 80. 106—6t*
PUBLIC \V Ml E| It )l SE. Rich w i\- i> I ■ I inters and
others sending Tobacco to the above Warehouse,
are informed that the same is now undergoing a general
repair, for the better security of Tobacco. (John M. .Shep
pard. Jr. having been appointed in the place ol Mr. John
r isher resigned,) it j« now under the management of the
subscribers, who pledge themselves that every attention
shall lie paid to any Tobacco sent to the Warehouse._
Freight, toll, Sir. advanced on all Tobacco sent to us, the
drayage on tobacco received by the way of Petersburg
and Weldon, N.( ,, the same as to other Warehouses in
the City. M. C. LACKLAND,
JOHN M. SHEPPARD, Jr,
] Inspectors.
Marrh 30.
IEATHLK, 111 i >. OIL, icc. .1.. h n Poe \ Co,
_J respectfully inform their triends and the public, that
they have for sale an extensive assortment of Leather,
consisting of Sole, light and heavy, Waxed and It unset
Upper, 100 dozen Waxed Kip and Call Skins, Skirting,
Harness, Bridle and Bag Hides, 100 dozen best oak tan
ned Sheep Skins, (I.>g Sains, Binding and Shoe Thread; an
assortment ol Finding4 for Shoe and Bootmakers, Spanish
Hides an I Oil, Currier’s and Tanner’s Tools—all of which
will l»e sold on reasonable terms, at their Store, opposite the
• Mansion House and 9 doers below the Bell Tavern,
Main Street, Richmond. [Mar. 10.] 101-2aw3w
nit. BOH \ \ \ IN has r jmoved his office to th
over the store of Mr. Joshua lL.llowdl, four doors
below the Bell Tavern. Fob, 29. ffM — tfl
roi-tri
m*-()NTVUK 1NSTITU IF.. ,V>rir .ifidrfletown, Fre
dcrick Count)/, Va.—The next Session will com
mence April 18th, and clo-e September 19th._The plan
of this school is to prepare tho student for college, or to
afford him a full course of instruction in the usual branches
of an Knglisb education. Moral and scientific lectures
on subjects relating to practical life, are delivered in a
familiar way, either in walks for recreation or in (he fami
ly circle. I be buildings are new, and (ho lodging rooms
large and thoroughly ventilated. The situation Is retired,
and tho location calculated to secure the morals and health
of (he jlmlont. I he nuinher of pupils h limited to twelve,
willi whom an assistant teacher always lodges.
Forms, A/.l per session, payable in every instance In
advance. Phis charge will not be thought high, when it
is considered that it embraces boarding, lodging, lights,
fuot, washing (and mending, If the student furnish materi
als;) also tuition, including all books and every article ol
stationery ; and that the pupil enjoys (lie advantages to bo
derived from the united attention of two instructors devo
ted to a limited and select school; with the u»e of a mis
cellaneous library, in which are statedly deposited, a
number ol the most approved periodicals, devoted to edu
cation, science and tho arts.
No applicant received for loss than a session, or that
part of the session remaining at the time of Admission.
Pcb. 28. [91—list My.] JOHN LODOR
PUBLIC SALE.—Will be offered for sale at public
auction, before the front door of the Eaglo Hotel,
in the city of Richmond, on the 2<>th of April, 1822, at 12
o’clock, on a credit of six months, a House and Lot, situa
ted on Main or E street, in said city. The House is of
brick, three stories high, well calculated for a store and
dwelling house.—The lot fronts on said Main or E street,
about 27 1-2 feet, and extends back from said street, to
ward* Exchange Alley, to a line drawn directly across a
yard, from a corner of a luinbet or warehouse, on the en
tire lot, (a part now oidy being offered for sale) to a point
where another line drawn from the corner of the kitchen
on said entire lot, to where it would intersect a line, from
the corner ol the kitchen ot Fulcher, (or what was Ibrmer
ly Fulcher’s Kitchen) which said back line is nearly pa
rallel to the said Main or E street, and includes the privy
and recess annexed thereto, on the side of the said lumber
or warehouse, parallel to the said Main or E street, and
running thence (from the said point of intersection) along
the line drawn from the corner of the kitchen on said en
tire lot, to the corner of Fulcher’s kitchen, including also
a passage of 27 1-2 feet, extending from the before describ
ed lot to Exchange Alley, which said lot or parcel of
ground with the appurtenances, is a part of a lot purchased
by John King, of the representatives of Thomas Gilliat,
(reference to which title may be had, at the office of the
Husting’s Court lor the city of Richmond.)
The above described property will he sold by virtue of a
DeM of Trust, executed by John King to John Macrae,
dec’d. and John Gibson, Jr., of record in the Office of the
IIlisting’s Court of Richmond, to satisfy Jane Boyle,
Adm’x ot I). Boyle, dec’d certain debts in said Deed men
tioned. The purchaser will be required to execute a ne
gotiable note with good endorsers, at one of the Virginia
Banks in the city of Richmond, (oral one of their Branch
es in the town of Fredericksburg,) payable in six months,
and also to execute a Deed of Trust on the property to se
cure the purchase money. JOHN GIBSON, Jr
Feb. 2. 82—tds Surviving Trustee.
PR IN TING f)FFICE FOR SA1 „E.—By~virtue of a
deed of trust, bearing date on the 2nd day of Au
gust, 1821, executed to me by True G. Elliott and Lind
sey \\ are, and duly recorded in the office of the county
court ol Rockbridge, I will, on Friday the 20th instant,
sell at public auction, for ready money, before the court
house door, in the town of Lexington, the Printing Of
fice and /establishment of the “Rockbiudo£ Iktul
i.kjenckr,” with all its privileges and appurtenances.
1 here are about -150 subscribers to this paper, and its
situation makes it a desirable purchase to a printer wish
ing to conduct a weekly paper. \VM. TAYLOR,
March 2. [!)t>—tds] Trustee.
f fj 1H E Sheriffs of the counties of Isle el Wight, Frince
JL George, Southampton, Surry and Sussex ; Halifax
and Mecklenburg; Buckingham, Campbell and Cumber
land; Accomack, Northampton, Elizabeth City, York,
Warwick and city of Williamsburg; Culpeper, Madison
and Orange; Frederick and Jefferson; Tazewell, Wythe
and Grayson; Greenbrier,.Monroe, Giles, Montgomery and
f ioyd—will take notice that elections are to be holdcn, in
the month ol A pi i I next, at their court-house, and other
places designated by law for holding elections, to choose
Senators to represent their respective districts, iii the next
General Assembly. ADDISON HANSFORD, C. S.
March 27. 105—4t
AH IIILN *\\ A HE and CHINA.—Tbc Subscriber
A in now receiving per ship Nimrod, from Liverpool,
at New York, his Spring supply of articles in the above
line; also, Irom various Factories in this country, a general
assortment of Glass Tf \ire. The Earthen Ware ami Chi
na having been put up in Engiand, to his order, is ex
pressly adapted to this market. '1 lie assortment is very
complete—comprising many new articles, shapes,patterns,
etc., and every tiling in il>u line mnnlry
and city trade, which he oilers on moderate terms, by
wholesale and retail.
Country Merchants, tvho are in the habit of purchasing
at the North, are respectfully requested to call and examine
his stock and prices. CHARLES HOLT, Jr.
March 17. 102-4 w
IlY GOODS.—Austin Williams and Anson lint,
late of Richmond Va. have established themselves
in the Dry Goods Jobbing Business in the City of New-York,
under the lirm of Williams S,- Hart. They have taken
the house No. 71, Pearl Street, where they arc opening a
general and extensive assortment of Foreign and Do
mestic Dry Goods, which they will sell upon accommodat
ing terms—Southern Merchants are invited to call on
them. [102—lm] New York, March 12.
AN IX)LP11 ~M~ACON ~UoLLEGE7— As l37 lirnTTy
has declined the Presidency, a called meeting of the
Board nt Trustees of Randolph Macon College will lie held
at Boydtown, to commence on Wednesday, the 4th ol
April next, for the purpose of electing a President an-! a
Professor ol Languages, as well as other important busi
ness. WM. A. SMITH, Sec’y.
Hoydton, March 6. 93—td
R~. JOHN FA lTng7—Sb:
\s you are not a resi
1 f EL dent of Virginia, take notice. That on the 3rd day
of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery, to
he held in the county of Scott, Virginia, in September
next, 1 shall ask that Court to inipannel a Jury for the pur
pose of ascertaining the truth of a statement of facts which
I have hied in the olliee of said Court against you, and on
which I expert to ask the next General Assembly of Vir
ginia for a divorce Irom you, for causes therein set forth,
when and where you may attend, if you c.hoose.
M uch 15. [101—Sw*] DELI LA FALING.
KSrimiiHT,
A Beautiful hay, of great power, will stand the ensu
mg season at my i arm, (Dover,) on James River,
in the County of Goochland, twenty two miles above
Richmond, and ten below the County Court House, and
j bn allowed to serve mares at the moderate price of fifteen
I dollars the season—discharged by twelve dollars if paid
1 by the lilteonth ol July, (when tin: seaason will expire :)
j twenty five dollars will be required to ensure a mare with
| foal, to be paid as soon as the mare is known to be in foal
oris parted with—good pasturage will he afforded gratis to
mares left with the horse, and good care taken of them,
but no liability for accidents or escapes. The mares will
be fed, if directed, at twenty five rents a day. Brimmer
will be at his stand the 1st day ot March, ready to serve
mates. T. R. HARRISON.
Pedigree.—Brimmer was gotten by Ilerod, his dam by
Robin Redbreast, his grand dam by Shark, great grand
dam by (.‘live, g. g. grand dam by Lath, g. g. g. grand
dam by Baylor’s Fcrnought, g. g. g. g. grand dam by
Old Janus, g. g. g. g. g. grand dam by Whittington, g. g.
g. g. g. g. grand dam by Old Janus.
trimmer 9 pcaigrec. explained.—Herod was gotten by
, Thomas ('. Hunbury’s Diotmd Dioincd by Florizel, in
England, Florizel by Herod, Herod by Mr. Croll’s cole
brated horse Partner, Robin Redbreast was gotten liy
the Karl ol‘ Derby’s horse Sir Peter Teazle, Sir Peter
Teazle by Highflyer,Highflyer by Herod, Herod by Mr.
i Croft’s Partner; Shark was gotten by Marsh, Marsh by
I Lord Godolphin’s Arabian Horse, who was called the Go
, dolphin Arabian, Clive was gotten by Baylor’s Fear
nought, Fearnought by Regnhis, Uegultis |>y the Godol
| phin Arabian; Whittington was gotten bv Lord Lowther’?
I Barb Horse, who was called the White Legged Lowthci
I Barb. Feb. 21. [1)2—2awSiJ
B*n rv DOLLARS REWARD. -Ran awayfrem th<
Deep Ron Coal Pits, on the, 8th inst. a negro mar
i named PLEASANT. He is about 28 years of age, £
I leet 10 inches high, of a light complexion, one fore loath
I out, and has a very deep natural dent in bis lorchcad. I
1 purchased him ol Mr. Jacob Smith’s estate in Henriei
I county. He had on a black broadcloth coat, and a good fin
bat.
It is suspected that he has procured free papers. Al
; persons are forewarned against harboring or carrying thf
above negro out of the State, under the penalties of thf
; law.
Fifty Dollars Reward will be paid for bis apprehension
if taken out of the State, and twenty dollars if taken ii
i the State, or secured in any Jail, so that I ran get bin
| again. ZACIIAHIAII MAGHUDKR.
March 15. [101—tf]
IVOTICK.—Was committed to the Jail of Prince Wil
i w Ham county, Virginia, on the 1 St It day of Janunn
If**!, a Negro Man, as a runaway, who calls himsci
(< KOROF. CAR; he also declares himself to be free, an<
from Loudoun county; be is about 25 years old, about *|>
Icct high, d irk complexion, and several scars on the fin
gers ol bis left band; he bad on a pair of dark colored cor
i ded pantaloons, an old blue cloth coni.—The owner (if anj
j there be) is rcrmeste.-| t0 come forward, comply with the
' law, and take the property.
BASIL BRAWNF.R, Jailor.
I Brcotsvillc, March 18, |832 105-w!2w
T| FrcMlt Spring l>ioo(N. i
FIE subscriber* have recvivedby the T.illy-Ho, from !
Liverpool, and various recent arrivals from the j
Northern Cities, a part of their spring supply of DRY
GOODS—and will receive in the course ol u lew days |
, the principal part of the remainder— the largest portion ol ,
which arrived at New York ou the Kith inst. per the Syl- j
j vanus Jenkins Iroin Liverpool. Their stock at present is
quite large and general—consisting mainly or the follow
[ ing articles: About
40 cases British and American Prints—comprising many I
entirely new and beautiful styles, ol their own impor- i
tation
2 do. ginghams and gingham prints and shambrays
2 do. 7-8 and 4-1 Irish and German shirting linens
1 do. 6-4,7-4, 8-4, 9-4 and 10-4 linen diapers and da- !
masks
2 do. birds-cyc diaper and Irish and German brown hoi
2 do. plain and twilled linen and linenand cottondrillings
3 do. ltowen cassimeres and mixtures
3 do. blue and white Cottonudcs drillings, blue nankeens i
&c. &c.
3 bales black princcttas, broshcllas and bombazetts ,
1 do. furniture dimity
9 cases and bales comprising a choice assortment ol
cambrics and jaconets, book, mull and Swiss muslins, I
plain and figured, also checked muslins
3 do. black Italian, f rench and English lustilngs, black ' i
scnchcws and sarsiucts
1 do. black, white and colored salieens
6 do. silk and llag bandanna hdkfs.
3 do. cotton bandanna and American madras do.
2 do. best Italian sewing silks, assorted
3 do. and balls spool cotton and cotton balls
2 cases common and gilt puck, and London mixed pins
1 do. buttons and button moulds
2 cases plain and figured whife and printed uiurscillcs j
vesting
1 bale light colored silk figured Valencia, do.
1 do. superior dark toilanet do.
1 case superior embroidered English silk do.
2 do. hangup cords and beaverteens
4 do. silk and cotton hoiscry and silk and leather gloves , <
8 do. 3-4, 4-4, 5-4 and 6-1 apron and furniture checks | l
5 do. 3-4, 7-8 and 4-4 plaids and domestic ginghams ! i
46 hales brown shirtings and sheetings, a choice assort- i
inent | i
12 do. and cases of bleached do. do. do. do. ; i
3 boxes combs, comprising a good assortment of almost 1 '
every kind j t
2 do. Canton and Mandarin crapes and crape robes and
shawls ,
1 case English and French black bombazines of superior i
quality j ,
2 packages of super super cassinets and cashrnerets—su- <
perior articles lor gentlemen’s summer wear
6 <lo. cloths ami cassimcres, a choice assortment
Ribbons assorted, among which are sonic splendidly em
broidered, pearl buttons; black canton silk, and Italian cra
vats; handsome printed, and plain white jaconet cravats;
gentlemen’s stocks assorted, of superior quality;linen cam
brics, linen cambric handkerchiefs, imitation do. do.; rich
j swiss muslin dresses very richly worked; infants caps,
ready made, and elegantly trimmed; black silk florcnt
ing, and velvets of superior quality; black lastings and
Circassians, British and German ticklenburgs; tabby vel- i
vct«, canton flannels; bonnet cambric; silk braids, assorted:
assorted patent thread; seine thread; slick and ball twist |
of superior quality; furniture chintz; silk and cotton umbrel
las ami parasols; cotton diaper cheap; toilet,swing and other
looking glasses; bedticking, dunstable and leglmrn bonnets;
window blinds; laces assorted; a large lot of tapes and bobbins;
j cotton nnil worsted net suspenders, nntentdo. do.—suiu-rior
I clothes brushes—a large assortment best sewing needles,
knitting pins, i,vitkina, &c. head purses, splendid gilt and
black w aist buckles, w ith many oilier small articles.
ALSO,
S s
G bales floor add stair carpetings and rugs, well
assorted
7 do. point ami duflic blankets
•t do. rose do. all sizes
1 do. flannels and baizes
2 do. negro cloths
2 small cases superior satlincls
Between this and the middle of April we suppose w-e |
shall receive at least 200 or COO packages mure of fresh
-bought in England with cash^ or at auction, or
rS
'OOlls
otherwise in Philadelphia and Attv York, by our part
i tiers and agents—all of which, as well as the goods now
I advet Used, ice will sill either by the package or piece, on
as good terms as goods of eyuai quality ran be had in any
! of the markets in the United Slates in like quantities at
1 private sale; and of this, tee hereby give to every country
met chant who may be disposed to bay here, the. most un
qualified assurance. We can allord to do this; lor the dif
ference in rents and other expenses will more than sus
tain us; ami of this, wc think w e can satisfy every reasona
ble man; but really we have no choice in the matter: we
must sell as cheap as the merchants of Philadelphia ami
New York do, or can; or our best country merchants w ill
go there—know ing these things, and being determined to
do what we can to attract business to this city, we give the
pledge herein contained, which wc stand ready to redeem
to all who will aliord us the opportunity.
f. &, j. s. James & Co.,
March 27. [105-2a w f w&w l w ] Market
lAlliFlLLU RACKS will commence
quare.
the 4th
Tuesday in April next, and continue three days.
First day, a post sweepstake for colts and fillies, C years j
old, one hundred dollars entrance, play or pay. Six'.sub
scribers and closed.
HI II. UOTTS,
Mn. (Jarrison,
Mr. Johnston,
AIR. V. AT80N,
Mil. Ml NOE,
Mr. Adams.
kwccusiokc ior cons aim nines, a years old. jjjtftlJ en
trance, half forfeit, to close on the 1st of April—four or
more (j make a race; to which lliere are three subscribers,
i Second day, Propi ictoi’s purse, two mile heats, *Js:jOO—
; entrance .*>15.
Thinl day, Jockey dub purse, four milo iicats—en
i trance ,*t'20. Purse $600, without discount,
liy order of the Club.
JOHN MINGE, } Propric
KICHAHI) ADAMS. 5 tors.
March 17. f 102-2.! w.l w - wtdj
WE hereby forewarn all persons against hunting,
ranging, or fishing on our lands in the county of
I Goochland. DAVID ROYSTER,
ELIZA 13 ET11 GARLAND.
Goochland, March 17. 104-w.‘!w
ISSOLU I ION.—The Co-partnership heretofore ex
isting under the firm of Palmpre and Trknt,
was dissolved on 1st inst.—All persons having claims,on
that concern will please present them immediately, and
those indebted are requested to make payment forthwith,
as it is desirable at once to close the business ot the late
concern. WM. P. PAI.MORE,
JOHN L. TRENT.
Burr Mills, Cumberland, March 14th. 103-61*
% the (Governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia.
A P ROC LA MATION.—Whereas an assault was com
. tnitted on the 16th August last, on a certain William
Davis, liy a slave named JOHN, the property of Robert
I M . { aider, of Richmond county—the said Davis was em
ployed as an overseer on a farm in the county of Rich
| mond, belonging to the said Carter, anil was so severely
wounded by repeated blows,.is to die in 5 or 6 days there
| after; John immediately absconded, and is now going at
large: Now, therefore, f, John Eloyd, Governor of the
Commonwealth of Virginia, do hereby offer a reward of 200
Dollars to any person or persons, who will apprehend
, and convey to the jail of Riehmond county the said slave
; John; and 1 do, moreover require all officers, civil and mil
; litary, and exhort the good people of this Commonwealth,
| use their best endeavors to cause the said fugitive John
I to be aprehended, that lie may bo dealt with as the law
! directs.
Given under my hand as Governor, and under the seal
[Seal] of the Commonwealth at Richmond, this
2d day of March, 1H32.
JOHN EI.OYD.
John is between 25 and 27 years of age, rather under
! fhe ordinary size, of Mack complexion, and badly formed.
| His lace is marked in its character and expression, in con*
| sequence ot his forehead being very high, running up into
. points above tbo temple*, and giving the appearance of
i baldness—bis eyes are also remarkable for being promi
nent, and the w hites of a smoky rolor. No bodily scar Is
remembered. Ife has acquaintances in the lower part of
Northumberland and Laneaster counties, Va.: also In
Loudoun, near Ixseshurg and Winchester, in Frederick
countv, V a., in the vicinity of which places he Is Supposed
to be, if he has not left the State.
March 6. 97—w fw
C'lcu'laud.
rppHE IMPORTED HORSE CLEVELAND, will j
-H. stand the present tcason at the south end of Trent’s
bridge, near the town ot Manchester, in the county ot
Chesterfield, at Twenty Dollars the season, to ho dis- :
charged by tho payment of fifteen within the season,
which will close on 1st of July.
’I bis tine Stallion is the property of Admiral Sir Isaac {
Collin, and has been procured by the subscriber for the I
present season only, after which he will be returned to
the agent of his owner, near Holton.
Cleveland is a dark bay, with black mane, legs and tail.
He is seventeen hands high, and seven years old, of fiue :
form, and I doubt if there is any Stallion in Virginia pos- |
tensing equal hone, muscle and sinew. He is said to be j
>1 the finest breed of horses used in England, for harness. t
V cross ot the marcs of Eastern Virginia (which all partake
more or less of the blood stock,) with this horse, iscalculat* |
i<l to produce a most valuable breed lor tho draft and the '
saddle. • 11
Cleveland was sent to the United States in 1828, by his j<
>wner, to improve the breed of horses in Massachusetts, i
ivherc I am iutormed his colls (some of them three years i I
>ld next grass,) arc amongst the finest in the Union. ’ i
Mares sent to this horse will have the range of one of
he best pastures in this part ol the country, gratis—or I
ivill be abundantly fed on grain, at 25 cents a day. A (
aithlul agent is employed, who will use every precaution
'gainst escapes and accidents, but the subscriber will not
ic responsible should any occur. E. C. MAYO. I
Richmond, March 10. 9!)-tf
jJ^EOUCJHS.—'l'lie subscriber respcctlully informs
si those who are in (he habit of buying implements
it husbandry, tli.it ho has now on hand a greater variety
han lie has ever before oficrcd them. Me has almost
ivory kind ol Ploughs now in use, with steel or cast points,
ind stocked with seasoned timber, an advantage not genu
ally sudiciently appreciated. He has made an improve
nentin the mould-board of the improved Mat-shear Plough
vhich has been suggested by many practical farmers,
endoring it much more desirable—Component parts ol
’loughs always on hand, and mould hoards sold at Koun
Iry prices, lie Hatters himscll that his prices have been
o reduced as to give satisfaction. Should any implement
uirchascd from him, not perform equal to the expectation
il the purchaser, it may be returned.
Jan. 11. [7(i—tf) \VM. PALMER, Market Bridge.
John K. Mitchell, M. D.
Hugh L. 1 lodge, M. D.
Thomas Harris, M. D.
HORNER, Secretary,
201—102
EDIC’AL INSTITUTE or Phil.aoel.puia.—
_The Course of Instruction will begin on the first j
Monday in April. Lectures on tlie
Practice of Medicine, by Nath’l Chapman, M. D. I
t.inatomy, “ \V. E. Horner, M. 1).
Materia Medica, “ Samuel Jackson, M. 1). j
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Chemistry, “
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Philadelphia, March 3, 1332
H .n * HAnt hliV — > i hoi .vi a.—At Kulrs held ill the
®i M£f]&kntlV'" flC 1*,c,»VXl:5:u't Superior Court of Law
ami t lianccry lor King \\ ilham county, on the oil, i'ch
ruary, 18:12:
M order a i C. Booth, eoinpll.
against
Robert Brooke, adtri’r with the will annexed of Mor
lecia Booth dee’ll, aiid as guardian of Mordecia C. Booth,
Fohn Taliaferro, as security of Robert Brooke, adm’r as
ifore: aid, Cornelius Dabney, cx’or of Win. Dabney Jr.
irc’d, who was also a security of Robert Brooke, as aJtn’r
is aforesaid, Robert Temple,as security of Robert Brooke,
guardian as aforesaid, and Mildred Taliaferro, exe’x of
Walker Taliaferro dee’d, wlio was also a security of Ro
bert Brooke, guardian as aforesaid, defts.
The defendant, Robert Brooke, not having entered his
appearance and given security according to the Act of As
sembly and the Rules of this court, and it appearing by sa
tisfactory evidence that be is not an inhabitant of ibis
country; It is ordered, That the said defendant do ap
pear here on the first day ofllio next April Term, and an
swer the hill of the plaintiff; and that a copy of Ihis Order
lie forthwith inserted in some newspaper published in the
city ol Richmond, for two mouths successively, and post
ed at the front door of the Court-house of this county.
A Copy. Teste, RO. BYRD POLLARD, D.C.
March 8. 98—wSw
RN C If A Nl EUV .—\ ihginia—At a Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancery lor Henrico county,
liolden at the Capitol in the city of Richmond, on Saturday,
the twenty-first day ol January, ono thousand eight hun
dred and thirty-two:
Sally, Moses, Billy, Mahnla, Matilda, Robert, Henry,
Pleasant, Polly, William and Louisa, plilis.
against
John Bell, acting executor and trustee of Reuben How
ard, deceased,Thomas White, Nancy White, Sarah While,
John Miller and Maliala his wile, Reuben and Thomas
Mellon, Thomas Martin and Elizabeth his wife, Thomas
Boaze and-his wile, and John, Agness, James,;
Martha, Harriett and Ann Mellon, dolts. I
This cause came on this day to be again hear cl on the 1
papers formerly read, and the report of Commissioner B i
ker, made pursuant to the order of the sixth day ol July,
one thousand eight hundred and thirty, and was argued
by counsel: Oil consideration whereof, the court doth order I
that Commissioner Baker do take an account of the out- 1
standing debts due from the estate, ol Reuben Howard,
deceased, as well as an account ol all his real and personal j
estate, and report the same to the court, together with the j
names of all the creditors ol the said Reuben Howard,
and the amount due to cachol them, and such other mat
ters specially stated, deemed pertinent by himself, or |
which may lm required by the parties to be. so stated.
And unless cause shall he shewn lo the contrary, on or bo
lore the tenth day of the next term, the court will proceed
lo make an order for the final emancipation and removal 1
of the slaves directed by the will of the said Reuben How
ard to bn emancipated. And the court doth further
order, that the defendant, John Bell, do, on or before the !
first day ol tbc next term, report to tbe court the number,
names, ages and sexes of tbc slaves aforesaid, with tbe in
crease ol (ho females, with some plan or scheme for llieir
removal and settlement; and that a ropy of this Order,
with the day which the Commissioner shall appoint for
Inking the account aforesaid, be previously published in
the Richmond Enquirer, for four weeks successive!y.
A Copy. Teste, WILLIAM O. SANDS, D. C.
Marcli 10. 99—wlw
CoMMHItlON KR’s Or F ICE, )
Richmond, March 21s/, 1832. $
The parties interested will please lake notice that I have
appointed the 27th clay of April next, at thin ollire, the
time and place for commencing the duties prescribed in
the foregoing order of court, when and where they are
required to attend, with the necessary documents and evi
dence, to enable a full compliance with said order.
f" ftrj HILARY BAKER, ComV.
I‘N CHANCERY.—Gloucester County Court, March
. Term, 1832:
Thomas Cary, Plaintiff
against
Woolley II. llawkins, adm’or of VVm. H. Hawkins,
deceased, Defdt.
The Defendant, Wedley II. Hawkins, not having en
tered his appearance, and given security according to the
Act of Assembly and the Hides of this Court, and it ap
pearing by satisfactory evidence that lie is not an inhabi
tant of this country: On tho motion of the Plaintiff*, by
Addison L. Byrd, hi-* Attorney, ft is Ordered, That the
said Defendant do appear here on the first day of August
Court next, and answer tbe Bill of the plaintitr, and that a
copy of this order bo forthwith inserted in some newspa
per published in tho City of Richmond, for two months
successively, anil a ropy posted at the (ront door of the
courthouse of this county. Cony. Teste,
ARTHUR L. DAVIES, c. c.
March 15. 101— wSw
SALT.—3,500 sacks, recently imported per ships Rich
mond and Tally-Ho.—Apply to L. Ludi,pm, at the
Dock, or to JOHN GARTH
March 27. 105 3n
Virginia EaCffiMlatuiH*.
SKETCH OF THE LAWS
Passed at the Session of 1 S31-32.— [Concluded.]
yi. An act to amend tlio act entitled au act to reduce
into one act the several acts (or rugiiluting inoculation and
tor tlie prevention ol the small pox and lor other purposes;
invests any justice ol the ponce with the power to remove
to a hospital any person w ho shall have actually taken the
small pox, and il the pcr»ou be unable to pay the expenses
incurred by the removal, the same to be paid by the coun
ty or corporation; gives the justices the power to cause
hospitals to be erected, purchased or rented Ibr the accom
modation ol infected persons, and to levy on the county for
the necessary sum to defray the cost thereof; authorizes
the governor to appoint a vaccine agent annually, to fur
nish to the citizens ol the state, applying therefoi, through
the post office, or in any other way, genuine vaccine mat
ter and directions how to use it, free of any fee, charge or
expense whatsoever; the agent to be allowed live hun
dred dollars.
y2. An act to amend an act entitled an act lo authorize
the rai-ing a sum of money by way of lottery to construct
• turnpike road horn Staunton to Augusta springs.
P3. An act to authorize a sum of money to be raised by
ottcry to improve the navigation of Craig’s creek iu the
bounty ofllotetourt.
91. An act to authorize Edward O. Watkins and John
Archer to erect additional wharves at tho town of Bermuda
■ undred.
93. An act establishing a ferry from the lands of George
M. Chichester, in the county of Loudoun, across tho l’o
low mac liver.
96. An act fixing the school quotas ill the comities of
Rockingham, Shenandoah and Page.
97. An net changing the times of holding tho superior
court ol Culpeper.
93. An act incorporating tho Elizabeth manufjcturiug
company.
99. Au act incorporating tho trustees of the Seymour
academy und authorizing a lottery Ibr the benefit of said
academy.
100. An act to amend an act entitled an act authorizing
a lottery to raise money for tl*e purpose of constructing a
road from the Brooke turnpike to Madison court-house,
passed March 80th, 1331.
101. An act to authoiizo two separate elections iu the
county of Lunenburg and ono in (lie county of Ohio.
102. An act authorizing the citizens ol Jcliersou and
Loudoun lo raise sumsof money by lottery for certain pur
poses therein mentioned.
103. An act to authorize Uriah Bowman to erect a wing
dam on (lie north fork of Ifolslon river.
101. An act to establish the town of Brownsville in tho
county of Cabell.
105. An act to authorize the re-building and repairing
a wharf in the town ol Tappahanock.
106. An act to authorize a ferry from the lot ol Robert
Rose berry, in the town of Point Pleasant, across (be Ohio
river.
i
i
I
107. An act to incorporate a company to construct a turn
pike road from Lynchburg to Clinton’s tavern.
10S. An act to r.iiie money l>y lottery to c-rect a build
ing suitable tor an academy m the town of Port Royal.
109. An act (o vest in the freeholders and qualified vo
ters of the borough of Norlbk, the clectiou ot mayor of said
borough.
nu. Ail aci 10 aumoiize a suoscnpuun oy mo nonni
:>f public works to the stock of the Locsbttrg and Snicker’s ;
gup turnpike company.
111. An act making further provision for the prohat of|
authenticated copies of wills; prescribes that authenticated
copies of wills proved according to tho laws ot any of the
United States, or of other countries having relation to any
estate in this commonwealth, may be admitted to probat in
wherertS 5?Y.r.S °Jc"u.ulX °,r
estate, where the personal property or the greater part I
thereof in ay be found, in the sauio manner as muy now
lio done in the general court.
112. An act to incroa^o the capital stock of the Lexing-1
Ion and Covington turnpike company and tor other j>ur- j
113. An act changing the times of holding the courts of
tho third judicial circuit; prescribes that the (all terms of \
;nid courts shall ho held, lor Fliz.uhcth City oil the 17th
iiid Warwick on the 20th of September; for James City j
jti the 2d, for Charles City on the 12th, and for North.imp- i
Ion on the 21sl of October; and. for Accoinac oil the 1st of 1
November, unless these days shall he Sunday, and than
the next day.
111. An act concerning tho second auditor’s office.
115. An act to legalize certain olliciul acts of tho regis- :
ter ol the land office.
116. An act to repeal so much of the net entitled an act
changing the days of the county courts of Hampshire and
Hardy, as concerns the county of Hampshire.
117. An act forming a new county out of parts ol the
counties of Wa-hington and Wythe.
118. An act consolidating the certificates of seven pur i
cent, stock held by the literary fund.
lift. An act to raise money by lottery for paving the
roads at Orange court house.
120. An act concerning the Farmers’ Bank of Virginia.
121. An act authorizing conveyances of certain lots sold
by Nathaniel Tomlinson, deceased.
122. An act to provide for opening and improving the
navigation of the Monongahela river; authorizes twenty
thousand dollars to be raised by lottery lor the said pur
pose.
123. An act to authorize the mayor and common coun
cil of the town of Fi edericksburg to subscribe lor stock in
the Rappahannock canal company.
121. An act to change the time of holding certain courts
in the counties of Lewis and Randolph.
125. An act to authorize the raising money by lottery
for the purpose of paving the streets of the town ol Fairfax,
in the county of Culpeper.
126. An act, to amend an act, entitled, an act regulating
the manner ol granting licenses to retail ardent spirits,
and lor other purposes, passed April 13lh, 1831 ; prohibits
the granting of licenses to retail either wine, rum or bran
dy, or other anient spirits, or a mixture thereof, at his or
her store or grocery, unless it be in an incorporated town,
without a certificate first obtained from the court having
jurisdiction, that the place is lit ami convenient to the neigh
borhood for the retail of such liquor*; and gives to the su
perior court of law and the courts of the counties, tin- pow
er to revoke any such license, upon ten days’ notice to the
grocer; prohibits any individual from purchasing or receiv
ing from a slave, without the consent in writing ol tho
master, mistress, overseer or employer, or agent ol either,
any commodity or article, under a penalty, upon convic
tion, of not less than ten nor more than fifty dollars, and an
imprisonment, at the discretion of the court, of not less
than one nor more than six months. If any license to keep
a tavern or ordinary bo refused, no other court, during that
year, shall grant the saino, unless it consist ot a majority
of the justices present; prohibits any person from selling
wine, rum or brandy, or other ardent spirits, or a mixture
thereof, to any slave, without the consent in writing of his
or her master or mistress, overseer or employer, or agent
ol either, under a penalty, upon conviction, of having his
license revoked by the court, and being lined in a sum not
less than ten nor more than lilty dollars; and prohibits
masters, tec. from granting permission knowingly to any
slave to purchase the said liquors, with intention of selling
or bartering the same to any person or persons whatever,
under the like line. Persons violating the act, to he pro
ccr.ded against in any court of record ot tho county or cor
poration where the offence shall he committed, within
twelve months, by presentment, indictment or information.
The act to be given in charge to the grand juries of the su
i perior and inferior courts, and to take effect from and alter
the first <!ay ol Miiy next.
127. An act to amend an act, entitled, an act million?:-1
btg tlie board of public works to mi bar ri he, on behalfof the
commonwealth, to the sti ck of the Petersburg rail*road
company.
128. An act to amend the act, entitled, an act to alter
and amend the laws against the keepers and exhibitors of |
certain unlawful games; give* to any judge of the general i
court, or any two justices of thd peace, where any defen
dant shall be arrested tinder a capias |»y virtue of the act
of the 26th February, 182«, the same power to admit such
defendant to hail as is vested in the court or judge by
wlm«c order the capias issued.
12f). An act to authorize a lottery for raising money to
construct a bridge across the South Shenandoah liver in
the county of Rockingham
130. An set to amend the act entitled an act establish- j
ing certain ferries across Big Sandy and Ohio river* and
for other purposes, passed February 10th, I860.
181 An act changing the mode of appointing overseer*
of the poor in the town of Petersburg.
132, An act to incorporate, a company to construct a:
rail-road froni Fredericksburg to a point on Toiornac creek
h«wm«,.ww Y«i— —- i i ■
133. An act to amend tlie act entitled an act authorize
irnj tin- further extension and impraveinent of the naviga
tioii of the river K.ifipulunnock and Ksimprovable branch
es.
131. An act authorizing the Guyandotte turnpike com
I'i'ii v to extend their road and lor other purposes.
135. An act concerning tlio infant sous of John Somer
ville, deceased, and their property.
13t>. An act to amend an act entitled an act incorpora
linjt the i incastle anil Blue Ridge turnpike company; al
lows a fintlur time of two years to said company to"
commence their road.
137. An act placing Absalom Jenkins and Jesse Willi
ford on the pension list.
13S. An act to authorize John I). Sharp and Nclsonr
I’rcston to erect a dam across l’otvu|’i river in the county
of Lee.
139. An act to authorize a lottery to raise money to con
struct aio.nl from Beverly in the county ot Randolph to
M organ town in the county of Monongalia; authorizes for
ty thousand dollars to be raised.
IP). An net appointing trustees for the town of War
dcnsville in the county of Hardy, and for other purposes.
111. An act to change the place of holding separate
elections in the counties of Hardy and Fayette, and to au
thorize other separate elections in the counties of Hardy,
Fayette and Cabell.
i 12. An act eohccrninj? David \Y. Slectfi.
113. An act to incorporate the Shadwcll manufacturing
company in the county of Albemarle.
111. Vu act to regulate the toll-on stage coaches on tbo'
Kanawha turnpike.
115. An act providing for a supply of water for tlio usu
of the Penitentiary and the public buildings on the capi-’
tol square.
1 Mi. An aet to amend an act, passed January 9th, 1819,
eu'.itled an u«t concerning Charlestown in the county of
Jefferson.
117. An act concerning John (J. Rudisil.
118 An net for the relief James C. and Sarah Luck.
1.9. An act authorizing the stockholders of the north-'
western bau!c of Virginia to establish an office of discount
and deposit in the county of Monongalia; authorizes the es
tablishment of such an office, in the town ol Morgantown
with a capital of filly thousand dollars, if so much of the
incrcusjd capital slock ol said bank shall be subscribed at
the said (own.
150. An act concerning the county of Northampton;
authorizes the county to borrow not exceeding fifteen
thousand dollars, to be applied to the removal of tho
fr ee people of colour out of the county beyond the limits of
the ... alth, and to levy an amount, annually, upon
the persous liable to pay the revenue tax, equal to the said
tax, to pay tiie principal and interest of the debt.
151. An aet incorporating the Barbour-villo toll-bridge
company toorect a tol I-bridge auo».s Guyandotte liver in
lire couutv ot Cabell.
152. An net changing (he compensation of tlic general
agent or store-keeper ol the penitentiary anti for Other pur*
poso«; gives lo the agent, for hiui'clfand clerks, seven per
cent, cummlssibns, on oil sales, whether made by him or
(lie superintendent at the penitentiary, and on job work;
aNo two and a half per cent, on all sales at auction, in Jicu
ol fixed salaries, and in lull lor nil services and expenst^
the agent to give bond conditioned to guarantee all debts
lor sales, or jobs delivered, and lor all monies paid to him J.y
the superintendent, and to receive and faithfully accomi
for all goods and sales, to purchase all raw materials and
other things necessary lor the institution; the superintend
ent to aid the agent in selecting ami purchasing such ma
terials and to make improvements in the manufactures,
machinery and fixtures under the direction of tho bond o'
directors; empowers the superintendent to sell ;md dclivei
articles at the penitentiary , and to pay the motley received
weekly to the agent; the agent to have the privilege of car
rying oil any other branch of mercantile business which
the lift?"-1 I.rrt Ihiid- mill, 1h» -r«»
nianulacturcs.
•53. An act lor tho relief of Thomas C.’ray son Harrison
and others children of Buir Harrison, a lunatic.
151. An act providing lor the preservation of fish and
wild fowl in the w aters of the Potomac river and its tribu
tary streams; prohibits the use (below the head ol tido
" ater on said rix rr,) of any gill net, seine, or other obstruc
tion preventing the passage ot fish so as to injure the fishe
ries on said waters, under a penalty of twenty dollars am’
tlm abatement of the nuisance, and (upon failure to pa*
thc fine,) ef thirty days imprisonment in tho jail ol iho
county. No person to shoot at wild fowl during the night,
unless from the land, and neither in the day or night Irom
skills or boats with any gun which may not conveniently
ho discharged from the shoulder, at arms length, without
a rest, under a penalty to surrender his gun, and upon re
fusal, to undergo tho like imprisonment of thirty days
Tho act to take eflect as soon as the assent of Maryland
may ho obtained thereto.
155. An act incorporating the Portsmouth and lioanoke
rail-road company and for other purposes; to construct .»
rail-road from the tow n of Portsmouth to some point un
ihc Bo-moke to he selected by the company; w.tha capital
of four hundred thousand dollars, to be raised by subscrip
tion; and to be allowed tolls of eight cents per ton per
mile on goods, Sic. and of six cents per mile on passengers.
15t> An act to enact with amendments the act j>as«i il by
the legislature ot N. Carolina for extending tho Lake
Drummond and Orapcalce canal and for other purposes; re
peals the ISth section of said act; extends the duration of
the company to ninety yearspauthorizes the canal to ho
extended from the Orapeake swamp lo Bennett’s creek,
and the capital to be increased to fifty thousand dollars.
157. An act to authorize two separate elections in the
j county of Caroline; at the Union tavern in Port Boyal
land at the store of William YV. Dickinson in (jolaus
I villn.
158. An art to authorize two separate elections in the
county of Fauquier; in the town of Upperville ami at liar'
bee's cro'.-t roads.
15U. An act concerning Allen Jones.
ICO. An act concerning delinquent and forfeited lands,
and providing for the sale of lands returned delinquent
he re .liter for the non-payment of taxes; relinquishes tho
t.ixei and damages due and chargeable upon all lands and
lots east of the Alleghany mountain, delinquent lor tho
year 1831, and prior thereto, whether herctoloip vested in
the literary fund, or sold according to law and redeemed
by the state, or otherwise returned delinquent, and dis
charges the same from Ihe lien of the slate: also, releases
tho taxes, tko. upon lands and lots lying west of the Al
leghany returned delinquent in like manner, and not hero
lolore redeemed or exonerated in pursuance ol former laws,
if Use taxes in arrear, exclusive ol damages, shall not ex
ceed ten dollars, and if above that sum continues in lorra
former laws, and vests the title of the state, in tho actual
holder claiming under grants fr om the commonwealth ac
cording to the. art ol the 1st of April, 1831 ; (he rights of
persons who have obtained grants for the same land and
have regularly paid their taxes no I to hr impaired, but the
parties left to the strength of their original titles; author
izes persons west of tire Alleghany, whose lands. &.c. are
returned delinquent prior to the 1st of April, 1831. to pay
the taxes due on or before that time, with six percent,
interest instead of ten as heretofore ; exonerates persons
having delinquent land*, purchased under a decreo, prior
to 1st April, 1831-, from the arrears of taxes, Ac. previous
to their having received a deed, If the whole of the pur
chase money h id been paid without notice of such taxes in
arrear; authorizes any person having lands west of the Al
leghany heretofore forfeited, to redeem the same before
ltd April, 1831, fry pajiog the fixes and damages
ami six per cent, interest from the time of forfeiture, tho
light of junior grantees, bona/tile occupants, not to he af
fectr.d llicrehyfdispcnscs with the publication oflHts of all
delinquent lands lying east ol the Alleghany; also of those
lying west thereof where the taxes exclusive ol damages
amount to less than ten dollars; authorizes tho courts to
suspend the execution of judgments or defines in suits
brought lor tho recovery of lands until tho value of tho
i’.'provsmcfr.» made thereon previous to notice of ndvnsc
title (folic ascertained by a jury,) shall bo paid by tho
plaintiff; provides (hat taxes impound here altar shall re
main a lien Upon lauds, kr. until fully diu-barged. Col
lectors (d the levemic at (he August or .Seplcmbci terms
ol the county, kc. court*, to return to tho court a list of
lands on the commissioner*' hooks not ascertainable or im
properly placed thereon, with the amount ol tax charged,
the court to correct the same, and return it to the auditor,
to be credited (o tho collector. The connri*sioncr to cor
rect Ids books tho next year fry a copy of (Ids return; tho
collectors moreover to make out li-t* ol lands where it
property Is found in his bailiwick liable lo distress to satisfy
tho taxe«; copies thereof to be ported in two conspicuous
places besides the court-house, notify ing that the land wilt
be sold unless the taxes he paid; and at September oe Oc
tober Court the same to be sold publicly, and where them
are no bidders the landlo be purchased for the elate. Lists
of lands so sold to be filed in the clerk’s office of the coun
ty, and of those purchased lor the Mate be returned to