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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-24
THE NIIIITARY IDOL.

IT the poet Cowper were alive ut the present mo-
ment, he could not huve described in more aprropr-
ate language, than he has done in the following
truct, the blind zeal of the Jackson party and self
conccit of their idol. As general remark it may be
said that those who know not their rights know not
their iu.y ard must therefore, be in perpetual dan
ger of confounding it with ircnation and becoming
the dupe Of their own passions those of others.
Raleigh Register
"Men, ignorant oftheir rights,
-------soon grow drunk
With gazing, when they see
Step forth to notice; and bcsotted thus,
Build him a pedestal, and say stand there
And be our admiration and ouf praise.
They roll themselves before him in the dust,
Then most deserving in their own account,
When most ertracagant in his applause,
As ii exalting him they raised themselves.
Tbus by degrees, selt-cheeted of their sound
And sober Judgment that he is but q man,
They demi-deity and fume him so,
That in due season he forgets it too;
Inflated. and astrut with self conceit,
lie gulps the windy Diet and, ere long,
Adopting their mistake, profoundly thinks
me world was made Ill vain, if not for him!
,ni,henceiorth, they are his cattle, drudges born
10 pear his hurthens, drawing in his gears
And sweating III his service-his CAPRICE
Becomes the suul that anmatcs them all.
tie deems q thousand or ten thousand iyus
spent an the purchase Of s'enonn for hin,
In easy reckoning; and they think the same.
Thus Kings were first invented, and thus Kings
Were FURNISHED into Heroes, and became
1He Arblters of this tcrraqneous Swamp,
S6orhs among Frogs, that haze 5m cYail'a ana
died!
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-24
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w" DIX, Apiu ~.
hG'>&s Jf2a H@Jgt9.-Nc are informed 10y pas
niger 10 tn. brig Dr"mo arrived last evening from
la'anai bat bis Catholic Aieiasys srr. Uajanera ar
Tr"a NJ havana tie ri inst. wtihcr D-izc pirataal
sc'r which Sic caparod or Ponto Colorado. The
- 's Ins.' .a T.: ''~, 90 -e"ao0l g. nc Ind
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-24
From tire ~. 7. .4,peyjcog.

From tire NJ T. ,41eeyico,1
The Catholic relief bills were to be read second
time in the House of Commons on the 18th when
their details would be fully discussed.
The interest felt by the English public in the catho-
&c question had received DIVERSION for the moment
by an affidavit Of capt. Garth, concerning box Of
mysterious papers, wlichhe had parted with TO Sir
Herbert Taylor (the agent Of higher pcrsonareN
condition that oil his debts were paid and an an
nuity of 10000 stg. settled upon him. The condi-
ton not being compiled with capt Garth had sourbt
relief in chapcery, and hence the affidavit The M
pers in question distinctly said deeply to inpli-
cate the Duke OF CuInberlands character and per
haps that of other members of the royal family
The grain market lad fallen considerably and tho
duty had in consequence risen from Is to 6ga per
quarter, and at the next average was expected TO
20 AS higher Last average of six weeks--for
wheat, 70il0 prices for the week ending 9th March
,66ES.
The annexed summary paragraphs, from Bells
Messenger of the 5th nit. is all we have room for
Rise If the Dry on Wheat.-'rho duty on foreinn
~heat has advanced to SIS Sd per cnarter, and next
week tits probable it will be raised rs more
A hou5e ofsope standing in the American trade
conducted under the firm of Everett & Co has stop-
P.a payment. It's outstanding engagements are said
to amount to 100000 The house received it ap-
pears. severe shock in the trying wear 1926 from
which, it has never since recovered. but the iroroe
date Of the failure is said to be the faIlinc
OF the woollen trade with the u. States which has
o@an rapidly declining since the late aifT passed into
lay Tines
The Liverpool cotton market for American sort
rad improved 1-G Of penny on the l4th March
Preparations are making for renewing the war in
INC north OF Turkey, and some Cossack regiments
have actually crossed the Danube. Count Wittren-
stem has been removed from the command Of the
Russian army md General Diebtsch takes his place
the Grand VizieT Izzet Mehcmcd Pacha has been
dcp0s2d Mt Constanunopic and Redsbd Pacha so
well known for MS exploits in the Greek war, the
destruction Of ali Pachn, the taking of Missoonrhi.
aand the Acropos, &C. is appointed in his stead
The new Fzcr has recciyed orders t. march direct
y upon the River Danube Wcmay therefore, ,fom
this time forward begin to look for important infe
gence from that quarter. In other parts Of Europe
every thing is Tranquil There are some disturbances
going on in the se!Dbagbarous states Of South Aner.
ga but we hope no INF diligence that can DC relied up
on. ~ appears TO be massacre and anarchy.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-24

large armncr Of tie citizens o. Nottova Dr. COM.
~ assembled at their Courthouse on THURSDAY tho
% day Of April, 1899, for the purpose Of selsctinr
four suitable persons 'c ne ---o9 e.. - Rrprcgs..'a
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-24
.Torelnsg Nesna.

NEW York, April 90.
From The ypur2utl Of Commerce, Second Edition,
SIX DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-21
NEW AND SEASONABLE GOODS.

NEW AND SEASONABLE GOODS.
" NELSON has just received and offers for sule,
= II at unusually low prices an extensive stock of
Staple AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Embracing large and general variety, suited to the
present aud approaching season, and consisting in
part Of
Blue, black and fancy colored cloths S, cassineros
Oxford and steel mkt do TO
Do. de- sattinntts
Blue and brown do
Valencia and swansdown vesting
R1-sc, dufe and point blankets
Green booking snd floor cloth baizcs
Fine and supcrfne white funnels
Red. green, yellow and black 10
Black and blue black Italian lusrinr
India satin and satin lcvan;ine
Black and blue black Glo de Nap
Fancy cooured d assorted
Black scnchevs and sar-ue',s
Aierino and Cashmere long shsws
Do do handkerchieis
Iheet' PrnsSlaA and cashmere square do
ThIhet and wursted hare-c hdkfs
Barge, game and Gro de Nap DO
Merino cloths and circossians, nh c,iou,s
e7-8 and Al Irish linens
5, and 81 do sheetngs
Long lawns and linen cambrics
Linen csnbfic hdkia
Cd and 1914 damask
Russia. hrds-ove and 81 diapers
Black Nankn and Canton grapes
Plaid Norwich do
Black and white Italian grapes
Black and cooured palmyfcnes
Plain black and coloured bJmbazetts
FIoured do do and rattine,ts
Black English bombazines
Tartan and Circassian plails and camblets
Black, olive and drab bang-up cords
Plain book. null and Swiss rnuslins
Figured do DO do
"A Snd Ca cotton cambrics
Plain and checked iaconets
Plaid and fancy London prints
Cotton. worsicd and silk hosiery
Silk and worsjed braids, assorted
Gloves Of every variety
Spaield ard bundanna hdkfs
Limitation bandanna and Madras do
Figured, satin and Gro dc Nap bonnet ribbons
GauZe cap, do do
Common, fine and superfne belt Do
Black and colourcd guard n,
I1rge supply Of brown, blcached and plaid do
mestcs apron and furniture checks. bed tickinrs
British ozunhurgs, and woollens for nero
clothing. And Constantly on hand,
Cotton oznaburgs from the Richmond Factory
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-21

InotNiA'-ht rules. holden in the clerl's oCic 81,
lne superior court Of chaucery for lie R,eir,
enJ = We 3u Gay ct August, 1899 Robert Mill
pl.,usl1 ,u..ading under je firm OF Elise Adm ,I,c
b sr"T Wn,ao Bnrcl ari Rozn his VIII, john 1r
,,e "a ~, 'nh L. iI,ncr, Colin johnson, ad,o'r .
49, VIZ 1""eAs'' ~ William johnson, deed. YIN r.
Johnson adn"'r de bni, non Of Bc'iarin r,, We 4.
q Co., dts '"' M'u Jordan
Til, defendants, William .Borer, az, &c.,.
.o' having entered their appraranco and pi,en s.e'
y 'ccorIug G. The act Of assembly snd the r,,lcs IS
,ns court and IT appearing, By sausf,ct,r, cyid, nee
49, w aFG nor 'rhooI'anis Of this country II is or
Gere', liar the SAID Pendants do appear here ON H.
gs' dey Of The ncx' january term aud arsser the bi
~ we pih"'ds and that q copy cf ms oder he
'"i'h Inserted IN sune newspaper published in n p
city OF hichB,0nd, foy two rrgsis s,,cc,ss;,i W.
Pcsrd At iss .i"''t door o. the cspiiol IN The 49,, c;f,
~ = WY Aes'as VIZ, q. PEsbrEros. C. G
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-21
FOR RENT.
Richmond Dyeing Establishment.
On Cary Street, rcaT Of Hs YSgi.riq aud FD7qey.

Brnke
OSEPH WILLIAMS is grateful TO ths ladies'
- and gentlemen OF Virginia, Tor past fayous and
hopes a continuance Of Tho samc and would thank
mo ladies' sending their SID, dresses, to have them Ia
Hfn 10 pieces, which VIII ruublc him TO warrant them
10 DC dyed AID finished as wei as 1T any establish
meit ia tAc Union. Canton or stuff dresses not ne
cnssaTy as lac has suitable machines 70 finish them if
-'hI 20 him IN thc situation above mentioned.
gentlemen arc ikos.se Informed, ult he scours
uIN rcncWs AZ colour coats, puntaOOn5, and vests
fter van all kinds of apparel aud e Iuestod rupars
ti'oin inth3 neatcst fnanneT. ~ usual all kinds of
Piece goods dyed 9nd bot cold pressed; furniture
slots clcansed and rc-dycd il the ncatest manner
" IS. Tickets VII bc -issuei ou leaving Tie QOods
|'.n hun and requests ti = Ill J.. pTcscntedgH ay
dnc0tIon' or ths same
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-21
FRESH GOODS.
500 Packages of DRY Goods.
We oge'Or sale, by the package, piece, aud al refd
UDLpayrLy of


chor,. T we r"vtS me attention OF country mcr-
mi "oo.esS IN Town as vel as our friends
give the assurance of being able to supply them on
:, me goods 2t'sred for safe are as jouo's, ris.
" cases ana bales, hne, superline aul extra fine
0yOda cI'hS' comprising n selection Of blues,
o'acks, fashionable olives, browns, greens, mix
lures aud drabS
cases cnSSinereS, a choice assortment,
% do stttinets comprising almost every quality and
colour
50 bales negro and array cloths from 20 to 40 cts
per yard
i 1e from 70 point and { 70 . a london dui'c
blankets
- trgssss rose blankets, assorted aom ,olo-t
DO rcd, Waite and greena.ne''
! DO Tartan plalds, and blue,
brown and Tartan plaid cam ,N4nr I.
Diets \G'Sl,s \ q,
Ga 5,scN ana cc'orcd plain to.is
""d figured t'a,hHs,ts
>'S' 'e3Htiu cngtSh bach to,t'tsires
'r,.,es Sns.'sa sn! : do Frcncn mcrro o'o:hs,
almost every co,our--.,Dc ot' the most conlt;,r
table, Sud among the r'oSt fashionable articles
t'' ''~,.' aStvr a,cfSrs
- ,'"'eU Pe"S>t t'nneiS anu ciscaSS,aus
80 ,vSS'sS ana SEar.F o'rhoee,S
''',> ''lH 13t Ss,.crruc Cr}, lst',tK
c'S,S ttSi-ry, CONTAINING -saud assortment "
,S7l4>a S''N' an" "'e"s d. % do do hose and
.''' hSr
-'> S''S' NN'.rn 5Nt> f'.' % =''' r..a
,-,,. - = .,,'''' .s'S, ''"p' 'S'ns
>f>-S '-t fN' = =. ,' s-Ns, 3, vi.'c --d
s -. 50 i -. ~, t.,..st
~ - r -ee s Z. ..tr,. >'S 81;
- go ,.!'<',. lueN ant >i'Hencd linen padding
,;iI -. -'u D'--'sl o-ni'AFSS 1nr!ops
- $50, ouIgs
% % 81 and 70 55a'sa ,t..t:S. soo'9 very fine
- ~ = ana ! 6,..'77 MEETINGS
I'VE C,, .t.,,, :. ''" S.-'',"Ss.t',rt
., '''"' - '4""e's't . 'os-DH "S0di.'y'H Ctu
- cases 2 i q. md . ,,..,.h., .,.-.;....
o SineeHngs
w - - - AUG 10 domestic l'NdS, stripes
"a a." S'''sH-,'s
~ "I - 49, - ana 1-4 apron anu furniture
= -. -, 1,-.l...--,
- 80 g. DDtGa.s'.I ara o,"er pea tags
- ANY P'"'S %'.- 4.ohuuh ch'h'l from l2E
, %, ." rs ycI !dru
,-, 11 '"''''''0 S'''S"""S' "H'ef pat
@ 49, o,l -. -.
boo,. ;dno. 'a,..i i, 'oo.'l ~ ana ''ihboFcd
: In IL md +, 49,, .aI n.t;
, - ,,,o, m $500 I.l,,;.,. az. Ca.i'o''Cs
We E"'i''e"l an1 furniture uIh!lles and cOlourcd
. L,IS -, I....-,: .
,Irnor,s 'a"S OF uc"''s' Tor gem
L'u"''s
I'sc handsome coIoured cravais and imitation
. Ia'"oI ~ "SN'S
- Ny,'U' o"""a,l.uS, Madras ana PuIicat do
bopdnnnn Gnu Tugs" company ana German
O, H. I,"I g.
-, O0' "N''-"S' C'''c's, se"CAe"s and
0 49, - ,r
Iu,1t -''1 A'''''" su''''S'' 'cr? goou afsoFt-
i do Canton and J,pdo rim ,r,,o, -.,....,-
AND fn,ol ''' ''''''''' - ups ana ropes pam
o dc biScL I'll, g., ,;
, do block u.,,.eo a,i $500 ~ .dtS
Int cranes - ''''''" ''"P"S 1Ac
! DO splendid Toured silks
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-21
LEWIS WEBB 4 co.
- OEFFR SALr,
Tnn iihds Sugar, ~. Croix, Porto. R'co ana
II w New Orleans =

OEFFR ron SALE,
loo Hhds Sugar. 81. CroiS' Porto. RICO "i'a
300 bags Coffee, Java, Lagpifa' Porto K'co anu
ST. Domingo 1865 - s . 81.
no hhds YVES, India Mclasses, part prime
Is boxes and 30 bbs loaf and lump sugar
-n-htds snd 10 bbls rye whiSkey
~ bb;s Csruthc.'s reciifcd do
hid Jamaica
do 81 Crox }RUM
- lhds and 30 bbls n Euglandt
pipes Cognac brandy
= 10 Holland gin
casks Madeira -
- do Sicily MOdeTa -
"a do Lisbon
3 s 30 ! FSFr WINES
a. do Ilrv Malaga
- do sweet do
CANARY sud Muscat
81 ,ons bar IRON, American, English and SWelcs
Plating and hoop IRON
Cast, siear, German. crawyand blstcred steel
- tons castings, assorted e Hc
100 kegs bcSt mails aud brads
CnD SACKS Liverpool blown c,,n
az 10 ground Gtum
C1nreras, alum, birthstone, =
seiPeire madden, indigo
GIncrr. copper, pmCnto
Letter writing and Wrapping paper
Wlresiters. raisins, almonds, soap
S'IerIn and tallow candles
GunnnwdCr, imperial and black tea
tons patent shot. Dnpants gUnpowder
Bar toad. bed cords and leading lines
Sewing aud wrapping Irvine, bottle corks
t;~rnsn sheotlug and slruns, oznaburgs thread
Shoe thread, cotton md wool cards assorted
50 bales cotton
Cotton barcing and bale rope
- bales domestic shectings and sliriings
case domestic CiJ:hs
500 sides so7l leather, upper do
l5nSoaniSh hides
- hh!s tanners oil
B-do lnsecd
so hbs vinegar
IOrbbls mackere,, no. and o
Cp0g ms bacon
coo crinistoHes, Nova Scotia
Clover seed, glass assorted, stoneware
Oily g, by 10 81 Toby 2 window glass, &c. Sc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-21

'""Ni';-N ~ rules, o,!rn c. - oilrc -
II OF ShSncey Tor the Richmond district tho Bird doy -
HuSuS, ~" Robert Oliver aud Hugh vs. lliam Fvpn, 80 :
Sohn 'leitG"te decd ptfs against Nm q Tsys rs,
W. VT 'n h"heT v Montague. and Johu T. Mo.clr, cyS
o AiS",eUoTuUgh Montague dec d. dens '''o' =" ois
Ine defendant WIN Taylor not having entered HE 81,
pe''nce and gven security according to the act Of
@ e IueS oi ms court and appearing ly sa,,,f,c,
eTc' maj ne Is no' an nhabi'ant oi this country rs,
% a IRE Sad defendant 10 appear here ON the fire, Ja :
~ ''d'F 'en' ana answer The bil Of the pLantGs A.
' y of his order be forthwith inserted ia sone cr,
PapeI I"pN',d IN the city of Richmond for two MONKS -
said city. ~ - 's 'dll'ob III We
&c ropv Tot. ~. ., -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-21


" 'RGIN'A:-At rules, holden IN the clerks Office
OF the superior court of cIanoery for the Rich
mona district the 81 day Of August 1879: Genrpe
'arler pm. against William Gait, William BrvdIc
commonly called William Bryde Napier R0bctt
t9arPr ana Elizabeth his wife, formerly Brydjs and
w imam IL. Dyer and Nancy his wife formerly Brv.
ir, EhzlDcth Randolph, Ann II. Ice Mary l}Taxton
william Carter. Bernard NJ. Carter WIN +. Carte
John I'LL Carter Bndcn Dulunoy and Mary Lis VII
formerly Carter, IIi Carter Ihumas Carter WI,
+ Wick"uhI, aUI Ann h- wife, Edmund Witt
ham. and Lucy lie wife, Joseph C. Cabeil and M
his wife. P"rkn Farley Carrier, infant DAUGHTER ~
Charles Carter ir Elizabeth Taylor. Edmund RsrkD.
ley, Ann Brrkrlcy, Nathaniel Bnrwcll and Noncy
BurWeii Patsy Burwel, and Nathaniel EJufwcll IN
isn'S Ahd III Carter. lizard Garter. Susan Garter
blMabeih Carter and Neucy Carter. dis
The Defendants VIM. Brydic commonly called
W m. BrydIo Napier, WIN u. Dyer and Nancy his
VIE formerly Brydc, uno Bernard W. Carter, not
having entered t!lsir appearance and given security
acco ding the act of assembly a. IS rules ouns conrt
and u appearing by satisfactory ovid nee hat .hov
are not hhabi.uns Of Tn county. t IL rrdccd tLai
tho SAID defendants do appear here on the jrs dov
ofthe next January term. and answer the bril- f mo
Pinnlili AID that copy pf lhis order be- forhwil,
inserted in some newspaper published in the CITY ~
hlchmond. fur two mDnths succes-ivelv aud postcd
nj me 'front.' door nfihe capitol, iu tlic said Civ
70 e"pv Tcsle. Wv q. Pr~ptyroN o.
or ~ APPRENTICE ID, 49,, i. a. &C.. -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-21

80 ''',t''U from MCLT .UdIitIfuCtOrY,
1000 Pair ladies lasting slippers, wi,hou,
w heels, square and round toes. strairl.,
o"u 'gh'S anu Irto, Of superior quality ut 81 90
1000 do do do do do do do do D
800 do do do do do do do do 90
5'o do do do do do do DO do -
lV'o ii" do superior quality OF las;iur heel
Sims OF every description aud price
-oO DO do lasting walking shoes, with mud
Without heels
300 do ID sra,sAn and fine leather walking
S.vrs
TOO 80 DO auo goa,s>.n walking shoes. with.
out heels
$40 90 do lasting walking shoes, tirecian ties
loo 10 do do boots, thick seals
p do do morocco do do do
'o' H' do co'ourHd lasting slippers with and
without hCcS
100 90 10 white and black satin slippers
I''' do do morocco walking shoes and shipper,
n, every price
"" d. DO thin slippers. M 62l els
geo tn 10 India rubber shoes
100 Co misses sealskin shoes thicl: soals
200 10 do lasting slippers, square &, round toes
100 ~ 10 mock Il do do toes
100 10 do morocco boots. thick seals
-Neo 90 ch,'drrn's shoes and b0nicrs Cf every
a'rS. COMPRISING tue greatest variety ever IN
the city.
Servants shoes of cvcrv kind
Togrihcr with every other kind Of boots hoatcos
and shoes usually called FOR, al of which wIl be
Od u, the most reduces prices at the store corner ne
Main and 18th streets. bv
oct - GR-.NNISS. SON a. RROTUEPS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-21

VRGtHiA:-At rules, holden ~ the clerks Office of
the superior court OF chanccry for the Richmond
district, the Sd day of August, 1890: Mary Fuann.
adm'nX with the WI unnexcd Of WIN. FuGua dec a.
pltE against Richard J. Faulkner and Elizabeth A.
hIs wife, Samuel G.. Faulkner Edward Powell. adm r
Of Cole Powell dec d, aud FIziy9h Powell DTS
The defendant Samuel &. Fau!kncr not having en-
tered lis appearance and given security ACCORDING a.
tic act Of assembly aud the rules o. this court and n
appearing by satisfactory evidence tia. Lc is not an
uhabitaut OF tins countIv " ordered that tire "a IL,
defendant do appear here on ihe first day of the next
January term mud answer t';r bill Of The plaintiff;
and that copy OF this order be- forthwith inserted in
come newspaper published in the City of Richmond,
for months succrssiyrly, md posted the front
door Of the capitol, in the said civ.
&c a copy. Tcstc, Wv. PEvnrrrov, r G..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-21

I INA"AH;-Na COMMITTED The JaI II JaffGT.1I
county on the 9th day of Nav last ncpro man ror,
I'll. blacksmith by trade, aud supposed 10 helen" 90
southern trader lie Is very black has smiling coimtr5rr
anot feet 10 inches high and about 80 wears old lie a.
merly belonged 10 VIM Little, this county The mrnr,
requested to prove PIof y and take hun away or he viii t
900 for ms jail fees, the law directs ~
lent l-w.}uc TbOM * GEiGGS Jal,, LIT go
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-21

p~nes'aihed county court October ~ 1923. Thomas
ko.a, g " ann yo,n 'Ie, Polly Purdue, Sally WI
Pd"hy ono F9y - his 0iie, late Polly 81 oirsor t,,
see, Charles Forsce. and ..,''ly any Of
De.n Pu,1c fc~c7so1, DTS lis Cn.,,fn, ' ~ ''"i-
Ibis day Came tLr gaiuliG by counsel a,,t G.,,i b.
ue oeirndan'-. aaron Pufdie R1,c~,or atI ivy
ana tg-y ". ~ wife, late Folly W Robertson mo-, b
entered ucir appearance and given ,eru,,y ~ u''I'k
a@.o assembly and the uJes Of tins co,r add [ W. W.
we sa"olloi' "l Ode c9un that o. are not iniabi,f NJ ,
N.'''Nedt D. DE- ordered, that tire 81. 30
eIe on the irs day Of January tom. next nd as, "a,
sr,,s lam q, ano that coy II This order be fag6 i
80, wv ''' nfNsinpor printed in the city ol g~f....J
sd weeks succtssiyeiy. and another COW r.,r ~, % I"
days 4 r.,,y - = '' .''o sIottasitc cont
~ ~ ,,,,g,... .......
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-21
BALDWIN. IVES 81 Co.

"AVE received by recent arrivals, and offer
IL Il eso.esessuT rs,ask upon accommodating term
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-21

NRGtNiA--At rules, holden IN Ia" clerk office of
the superior court Of chauccrv for the Richmond
district, the 3D. day Of August. 1899 John Davis.
PIT. against Richard Boiling. John l.. Scott,
william Pryor, Richard Pryor, John Field Sarnu-
eI Pryor, and Thomas u Hnrdow nv, dts
The defendants Richard .. pc.'1g, r ichard PRYOR
aud Thomas J. Hardawry ~, having entered their
appearance and given security according to the net Of
aSstmDv ana the rules OF tins COURT and it appearing
ny satisfactory evidence thut they not inhabitants
OF this country It Is ordered that The SAID defendants
90 apPonr here on the first day of the next January
term, and answer the bill Of The plaintiff and that Il
copy OF THIS order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published IN The CITY of Richmond for two
months srccrssigcy and posted the front door Of
the capi'o in the said city
rs COPY. Testc. WV. @. Pr..11 rrn,, r e.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-21

a ] a court held for Buckingham county the l2tl
n day a. October, 1929: Christian Shrack, Diff
cum, e~tpTs Of Edward G.. I.u,Licum d.c,d d.
IL CHANcrBY. - "''
The defendant Willianm G. I.ntncum. not bov
ing entered his appearance and given security oc-
cordng 10 "a" act of assembly and the rules of th,s
court, and appearing by satisfactory cvdenc. tina,
ne D. not an nbabit1ut OF this country II is ordered
that he sud WIN. G.. Linihcum do appcar h,,p M
the Llst DAY OF January nest, and answer tie.
ON O." tle plliutlil and that copy oil this order he
forthwith inserted M the Constitutional VIM n
pubic newspaper printed IN the city Of Richmond.
Tor TWO months successfully, aud posted at the front
door of the courthouse Of this county
H3 a copy Trsie r. EtD1,,c, r. Il r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-26
Gnm Merclal Aeroru.

Sdl:s q IJbacto az AUCTION gt iStocloe Farmhouse
May IS.
PASSEO-2 hhdE n s., . at "a ats n 3 ut 4 90,
at 80, + at 80, 9 ate 10, at +, Q at . 90.
STEMMHD-l at 90, at 20, at 4 So at
-, al 7 p, ut 8 IS, ~ 9 rs, at 5 10, / al
90, 0t 60, at 8 SO, l al so. at d G5.
RETUsEn-l ibid at So IS, at i 80, 1 at / 90,
at 40, L. 90. q: IS. | al go, ] al 3, ! ut
90.
Iai"!ef9 Butts an amount Of Produce passed doig8
through he Eops)' LoaaS.
MAY 25-l29 hhds tobacco, fierce tobacco. 500
lbs miscellaneous articles, 27 bags feathers, bag
gnsapg load Of plank and scaDtling, load of plank
and keg poles load of plank and billets cords of
wood 80 boats, % coal boats, 5,757 bushels coal.
MAY 24-l75 hbds tobacco, 10 kegs manufactured
tobacco, bbds stems, 244 bbls -four, SOD feet OF
plank, 81 boats, coal boats, 1867 bushels coal.
Uai6sd States Rank Si-f at Mn York, Hay -, l23
l2SA EIchdngs on LoHdo1 1924 1925