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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-02

| NE unparalleled reputation of this medicine Is
sucl, ana ITS pre-euinent virtues are so well cs-
ana so fully acknowledged by an intelligent
puonc that Is scarcely necessary to say any thing
iutther than that it is a SOVEREIGN REMEDY
IN Diseases ofthc Liver: Debility resulting from intern
lcrance and dissipation: Old and nycteratc Ulcers:
inlnS In the Bones, attended with swcllinns of the
JOINTS: lndgcston BloclcS on the Face pininlcs &c
syphilis Cuancous diseases generally and Tell, il,
particular; NEercurial and Scrotirlous Complaints.
Inc certificates OF wonderful cures performed by
inc Catolicon, nave become numerous as to pre-
cudc their insertion in any newspaper and has made
IL necessary for the proprietor to print them in n
pamphlet of about 100 pages. This viii be forward
ca rs soon as possible 10 the several Agents for IRA
ttous distribution, and must, perlIsal srenothen
ne good opinion now entertained by the friends Of
this medicine, and disarm as IL is hoped the nreiu
cos oil those who view with dtstrust any medicine not
known IN what is called regular practice" Facts
are stubborn things, and cannot be rlinsaid
at the earnest solicitation ofmeubers of the mod
zeal faculty, and others who have witnessed the aston
lshng cures effected by the use of the Vegetable
Catnohcon, and who are anxious that its benefits 10
inankind may be more widely difflscd the proprietor
iIas consented to reduce the retail price to TW0
OUTLAWS per bottle; and this will be done with
ont III any way detcriorating the quality of the med
lce, or reducing the Si<e Of the bottle as has been
materially done in the case of Swaim's Panacea
ncts ,;tsrs recently reee,red from physicians, and from
agfor ne SAFE Of Poers CiholcoI, of utoSr are
also dsfntS for SaodJ,'s Pdrruoed.
al retail more En dozen bottles Of your Cato,co, er,
seI one bottle OF SWANS Pauacca md feel great pleasure in
tholtcon tried, it has produced dtcided 6cncft' '
Loud you atoyd 10 reduce the price your Catlir, 10
9nd this would also be done by number of other in
tts town and viciy who have used il with the bt effects
sapaIila had failed" 10y " W.
An eminent physician sy 81 have knrn srea, cures r
nred ny the use OF your CahocOn, which had previously
never knswn TO pro luce Injurious stJsets,' - ~
Ihe above Invaluable medicine constantly had Of
:, j. H. BLAMIRE.
-" - opposite the Eagle Hotel Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-02
h. ABSALOM.

NKAcEtUl. for past favors, improves the pres
eht Opportunity ofinformirg his friends and Gus.
stand Is IN The corner house leading to Mayos FRIDGE
ana next door to w. ii. Fitzwhylsonn's Bookstore.
where he respectfully solcits the patronage of sch
Us may CHOOSE TO favor him with their custom. He
has always hand good assortment of yc,tlemen's
BOOTS & SHOES, made of the best materials and
Mt the following prices. warranted TO wear equal to
uny f,or boots Richmond made, 81. Boots made
made elsewhere. do ., ''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-02

-EUST enthusiastically PETER COTTON. his Virri-
~ MA and North Carolina Almanac for the wear
lH29, containing, besides the Astronomical Calcutta
TONS Courts &c. SC. variety of curious useful and
entertaining matters--the Astronomical part calcutta
ted by Joseph Cave Of Orange county, Va. and COR
salNby the groce dozen or single
i'm Press and shortly viii be published. New No
vel, by Young Lady of Virginia, entitled Donald
A6sir,' two volumes.
no TITS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-02
HsRuohY HILL sEyMlNsRy

MFRS TURNER takes this method Of correcting n ,cr,i
IN which inTned, Circulating i the cou
pc of the Arrangement made in the Institution
Gushing year She has secured the assistance OF gentleman
WHOSE classical education, noil WORTH and experience in
eachig cminrntly qualify him for the duties of lis station
With this aid, sine proposes system, which will furnish every
sjy or the regular progress OF thu pupil the Simplest
ecmrar hrnchcs 20 the highest department oficttcrs The
utility Of system in every occupation IN life viii be readily al
insvcd bun perhaps IN pursuit is ndcnsahlcso pcr
WdIeht In tscfcts, the business
@you task which every faithful teacher For
the accomplishment of this object the following method will
adopted:
introductory DpurtacaL-In which will be aurht the Ele
yrnts OF Learning, urludir. Geography, Arithmetic some
branches of Natural History Plain Sewing and Marking
according TO the plan pursued m the High Schools in the North
csfics
Junior Dpnrtrraf-Rcading, Writing Spelling Geography
t;Taumrar, Arithmetic mental and written Naniral History
t1mPsiton Map Drawing, Exercises i'm Eoousiun and Needle
Seaor Depr,tmest-Airiem Geography History Nau,r,
Philosophy Rhetoric Logic, Geometry Astronomy with &C.
t!rs, Chemistry with Lectures Botany Conoosion Natural
Sjcpogy, Mincalosy with the cabinet of minerals
Atlnnetrc, Ncbra Watts the improvement of the in
Edcnccs ofChrsanty Ecclcastica History and the trrl
Every Pupil of suitable will he taught Drawing rs
mrars of acquiring habits of accuracy OF improving the taste
anu Oh facilitating the acquisition OF Pcnnans Teachers
WIZ 90 furnished for nsucmg IN Music paiiig Velvet
GOD and Paper and Fancy Work Vocal Music is In I've
regular branch Of instruction, suitable Teacher eau
hn obtained. t $3.50
good Library is to the School for the u.s., of IN,
Iyhis Farther particulars he rsccacd by anpc;cr
90 the Teacircrs ~
Bosriiri-. Inclusive of Bed Bedding
ind Washing, Si0 ,rr l scS.ic,
AJilon IN the Introductory Department 6
Do Junior Der artincmt, 8
Do Senior Department, 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-02


V'hOINlA; Al rues, holden in the clerks Office Of IN,
speroT court oi ebaneery Tor the Rchnaond disttet
ne 20 Day OF June, 1928: William Roundtree nh, aVo5sI
man Dandhdge, late sheriff Of the eoony Of tIsn,;en
10 whom was Committed for adrninstat9n ali ,bs socss
S' ten's and credits, which ~ the es,ste of
Watson Patn,ab, dee. unadn,in,s,e,ed H. t,as W
pstman' Ohio admS Of said WalsouO IN her nm. line.
ui'm Pst~an Fleming Patnsn, Price SHOEMAKER md
SynhiS his wife, David A. Sheppard and Ma,v his es
Thomas M Psiman and Elizabeth his wife The ,";i
nam, FLEMING Nancy aud Eizsbeh as the heirs aod
osou,es, OF the said Watson Psiman, dec add Richard
ne oeendan,s Price Shoemaker add cynihia his wife,
ana Thomas NJ Pa,msn and Elisabeth bic wife, no,
""s"s e"erea their appearances and given security
according the act NJ assembly and the ,ules - ~
Cou' ana u appearing by satisfactory evidence ina,
hy arc hot inhabitants 81 this county; "a ordered ha,
ne sad defendants do appear here the first day N The
neH' tern and answer Tho bill % the plaintiff and ,taf
copy of this order be forthwith inserted IN soe
puohed w the city ~ Richmond Cor month, .uress
'yey, and posted at the front door Of the eopol n ~
said city. '"P'V' " t"o
90 Acory. -T''fc. WIN q prSpryroy. &C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-02

superior court Of chanrery for the Richmond dixfhc,
the Ith day OF July, 1929 Joha Baylor and George o.
"ayio p''s' Gsni' Hobep Pollard, James Brown in his
own right, aud ex'or of Robert Burton sprvv;o m
Of Burton, Samuel Brandrum, Thomas Pnker,on
and Daniel Bell, asgnees of Douald & Barton baukn,
dts. ' 'a1A'op's'
The defendants Samuel Brandrun T-houa, pi,...u
and Daniel Bell not having entered their appearance and
gwen security according the of assembly snd the
eS OF 'hs court and IL appearing by satisfactory ev,-
dence, that they not Inhabitants of ib,. ronnrv =;
ordered that the said defendants do appear here on IN,
est Gay oi tho next term and the bill of review
u oy 'he plaintiffs and that copy of this order br
forthwith inserted in newspaper published in m.
Va hiennond' Tor two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted t
the from, door of the capitol, in the ssid eity
o. copy. Teste, VIM, G.. PEspIRTor n =
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-02

NIRGINIA: At rules holden In the clerks oIic1 Of the
superior Of ohancefy or the Richmond district the
80 day Of November 1923: Thomas s. Babcg pit agoust
John Fleming Isaar CuTd Jane his WIFE and Samuel
Dyer Jr and Martha his wife, dts
The defendants Isaac Curd and Jane his wi and Samuel
Dyer ~ aud Martha his wife having entered their appear
ance aud given security according the Of assembly and
tcs OF this court, and appearing by satisfactory evidence
at tcy are not inhabitants Of this country; ordered, that
he said defendants do appear here the enih day Of e mex,
Janu21 term, and answer the bill 81 the PLAINTIFF aud that
copy ots order be forthwith inserted Newspaper pub.
lshed IN the city Richmond for months successycy and
ported az tue front door q the capitol m the said city.
% copy Iege, I. MAi G.. PENDIETON G. =,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-02

VIRGINIA: At rules holden in the ,i.,t,. -
"peLio, court OF ehaneery for the Riehmond district,
me ist Day OF September, 1923 Mary o. Wi,lian,snn
Sohn oah and Lucy his wife, Robert W ilIi,m,on 81
SOPHIA sneed pits. against Elizabeth Mann exSx -
Joseph MANN dec. who was ex'or of William Breedovr
uec' sno Jchn B VILLA mson James c. williamson Ern
ard Evans and Lucy his wife, John willis and FI;v.hs,S
WIS w'e' Lttieoey Wade and Sophia his wife, and John
tuser ana Jane his wife, which said John g., James
C'' Sophia and Jane, children of Rarv o. wiIIsm.
and Lucy Davis Daniel Davis John Davis MsJ.nn
DAVIS and WIN. Davis, John W. Simpson and Ann no,
we henry Chds aud Sophia his wife, David Brown and
Lucy hls wIe' Benjamn Rust and Fanny his wife and
Agnes Davis, which said Daniel, John, Madison william
Ann' sophia, Lucy, Fanny and Agnes are children m
Lucy Davis, dec; James Williamson Thomas w;II;.n,
George WiamSon, James Oliver nd Elizabeth ~; ,,
and PhiIip Gully snd Campbell his wife, which Iams.
Thomas George, Elizabeth and Campbell are children *
I Ann VILLA nson, dec. dts. - w
The defendants James C. willinmson r;,d,ho.>
ue ana sophia bis wife, John l.. Turner md Jan. HE
Tie, Da'a Brown and Lucy bis wife, James w liam,o,,
lhohHs Williamson, George Williamson md IIL;k'
Gully and Campbell his wife, not having sr,s,sd ,.
ppeaIapee AND gwen security according to the act If
" inc rules oil this court, and IL appearing by
satsaetoy evidence, that they IRE not nha
country; it is ordere that the said defendan,. d @
y" me nrst nay OF the next and answer the bill
s p'nh's; ana that copy Of this order be foribwjr
5 q 'n soHe newspaper published in the city If Rich
mond' Tor two months excessively and posted a, The cn
door of the dapitoI, in the said civ 'N'''
% copy. Teste. VIM. q. PT-wpLrroN r. q
VIRGINIA; AZ rules, holden in the clerks office o1,h
superior court Of chancery for the Ri,hnond d,s,,;
the Ah day Of August, 1928: William s,otss ia,
sgdHH osmuel Elan and Elizabeth his wife, Allan n
mef"i, VIM Williamson, James Jones, William a.
beTtson' jr. aud Thonas Bate, dns
i"e "eIepoan's samuel Elan aud Elizabeth his wifi
Hot having entered their appearance-and Rivep sse,i,
to the aei Of assembly the iUlcs oC mi,
hn appearing by satisfactory evidence that thew s,s
Of ihh country; is ordered that the ssld
DO appear here the first sy Of the pex,
ahn answer the bill Of the plaintiff; and that cow n f
oIne DC forthwith insored in some newspspsr p1bI,.d
~ ,o ey OF Richmond, for two months succe ssyev ami
"a we mont ooor OF ihe capitol, in the sid city.
% a copy Te'e, WIN. G. PEEpLEroE, e. G.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-02

5 AVE received by the last packet, splendid
4 assortment IT Ladies White and Blncl; Satin
and Lasting SLIPPERS, superior to any ever before
IN the city: Also. Genteinen's very superior Goat
skin Dancing PUMPS-with every other article of
Boots and Shoes, of a superior quality ian On
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-02

a .
~ is situated in the county of Chesterfield about six miles
south of the Court House, nine miles north ives, n
tIerSbur IN very healthy and thcky ne.bor,coi
large and conmodous House has lately bu, ,y the
friends of Science in hiseourty and finished OFF agreenbv o
with Maps Globes, and suitable Mathematician Instruments
Tor the comfort and convenience students we think il
csccled by but fry Houses ofthe kind in tina State
The Acadcmy will open in the house ercted for the p
ie, ON the first Monday in January next and continue during
WILLIAM sEvER, who was graduated a, oe ot
VI August 1924 and has Since that successfully cnya
Gd IN teaching the Greek and Latin languages together with
,r various branches an English clucation HIS nmaIc
'!ons and assiduiy Teacher, method of p-
serving vr'ous aud honorable emulation among his pupils
are 100 wei known IN this section OF the country require any
enfosun from An able Assistant VIII also be emcye A.
m rs the number uf students will Justify the expense
fhe toIo"fs ore among the studies which Will be taught in
tlS Academy calling, Orthograuir, Pcnnanshin Enolis
Ply Elements Of Criticism Evidence Of Natural and ReTas G
elfson Arithmetic, hlgcr Euclid Surveying Natural Phi
m1Ir together with full OF the approved La,,
aud Greek authors In addition their ordinary studies the
1e aavaicsd students WI nave stated and frequent exercises
compoSion, DISSEMINATION, and Forensic DisPutaon. The
object of the Institution only to qualify Young men E,r
ans IN ,he Various pursuits of active life, but
o ior admission into the different Colleges and Universities
Throughout the Union
The heai,hfn of,le situation, lng near several springs
o. excract war 'hc so industrious habits neishbor
hSd, entirely secluded from scenes of vice and ;ssis,;
rerr desirable retreat for the pursuit science As well a.
c ornan oil correct and vIrtuou hab-Board can be had
an -perabc families and distances for the
Hzatc Of $50 per Boarers will be considered
a eintr Of the families which they reside aud no pains
I'D be wanting render their situation easy and comfortable
ne ters OF tuition viii b., for the dead languages 30 dollars
R.11'' H"a 20 dollars for the Mathematics and English
Tiose slTo my i ~'in n,r0n;se this vor I,,stio
ton nov struggling into life respectfully invited 10 call and
she the facilities which here presented for the acquisition Of
urfnl lclngfthe do shall sangune in the belief
at 1t viii not I've suffered to decline want of reasoa
bic share OF Their patronage Tho deeply sensible OF
Pc obligations under which they laid by the liberal dora
tds Of enl iheneI community II is honed
h} their expectations will b. disappointed-that the Use
tles of the Institution will eventually prove Commensurate
wynn we aInici!falions OF IFS founders.
JAMES HOWIFTT
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CIfEAP BOOKSTOKE.

Il il. NASH has received by recent arrivals,
~ very considerable additional supplies 20 his
former extensive stock Of Books and Stationary; all
ofWniol "'uhc sot luo f,r ",.'.. nov -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-02

and merchandise ofevery kind
Ordersfor Balances of any size, or Scale Beams. or
TOR any part of the apparatus, will meet with prnp
attention. VIM J. CLAIRE
no 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-02
BerTV'S Prcmunl TIRE Brick.

BerryS Prcmuur Fire Brick.
WI have just received a further supply Of the
W above superior article, which have been proved
to be cqno 10 the Euqlsh 5tourbr.dgc Brck..-'Tbe
principal Foundrics IN the United States arc now ma
king use Of upse brick preference To the English.
CUSHMAN 81 ANDREW,
dec lis .3geats for NE .fIana,aoiurers.
4 AND FGR Me ~ -lT,1T1 be- odsr- JoI sale n
small farm p tne ,nta ofGo1ce.sr living on Yor river
IT," Jose. c Gloucester IoSn, containing three hundred
and nb-htc aci, lifacpcudcn OF island in e river
l'ls ptt'e D. 'oed fr fn f and oysters, has ON il a
r1 Of good water The Improvements consist Of dwelling.
house, Nc suited g. small fnly For TENS lylioh viii he
accommodating HDnv Mr. ~ t-t Thornton Cloncesfer
t To ~ .- f< .tt' 20 ,t'-'..- Ntf IGy UfEI..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-02

V'h'INIAi A. rules, holden IN the clerks Office If the
superior court Ut ehaneety for the Richmond district
the 4th day Of August, 1923: wiIian Mepeinson nl,
aga"M Robert HoIsey, adm'or ofJoseph G. MegEInsou
and Philip Duva, dts.
Inc defendant Philip Duval, not having entered hin
appearance aud given security according the aet Of
assembly ard The rules Of this court, and IL appearing by
sat'aoiory evidence that he IL iHhabtani n this
cnunyi ordered, that the said defendant do appear
nero on tho first day Of tho next and the bill
" he plaintf aud that copy NJ this order forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper published ~ tho city Of Rich
mond Tor two months suocessvely and posted the front
door Of the capitol, IN the said city.
~ -orv 'reHs WN. q pESpLproS g. e.
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REMEMBER ME.


TSlIE Remember Me, religious and literary mis-
celany, intended a Christmas and new
years present f'r 1929, with handsome cngravlnps
dnd neatly put up in watered silk, for sale by
Jan . ]. III. NASH.
4 AMES WINSTON, X richmond, Agent for " m.
- Prince, Proprietor of Lnnnan Botanic Garden,
New York, now so advantugeously known ms the
most extensive and valuable establishment of the kind
IN tins county, Will receive orders for any kind Of
trut or ornamental Trees, Grape Vines. Flowerinr,
Shrubs, Greenhouse Plants, b allous Roots &c.
uCataiogues viii he furnished grabs and the most
prompt " particular attention paid TO the forwarding
to any part of the State such articles as persons re-
siding at a Distance may order.
The Frees, Shurbs, Vines, &c. &c. arc put up IN
tue very best order, and may he transported many
hundred miles without injury. The experience ofl,c
Agent, though limited, fully lstifies him i'm recon-
ncndIng TO any person possessing but half acre o,
land to procure n small assortment of vines fruit
trees, &c, and others holding more land could not
invest 81 or an 100 dollars more advantageousy.
d. 2i-tf
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4ecgo
CNHENrERIII:LD.

4 NHESTERlIELD. very rcctltly having undergone
- considerable repairs tine subscriber hatters himself
l re can furnish satisfactory aud comfortable acconmoda-
Uos TO al travellers who may please call him. Chester
held situate ut the forks of the rDlsone leading westward
by ChicSourg OfanSe Springs, Orange house, Louisa
court horse Charlottesville, &C., leading nohward by
Soiersyie, Spntyd;a house, fredericksburg &C.
ore leading neasi, on by Dcen,ons Chapel Bur Bridge
tie kety Mill, &C. one leading eastward, 6y Needwood sc
chesterfield 10 miles above Nenwooi 10 miles below Chi.s-
pir tom Oxford, from DckcuSou's Chapel from Ciolens
vic, sd rom Fredericksburg, and 35hnies from Richmond;
aD as OF late there avc and perhaps better and
clrpvr Accommodations than has heretofore BEEN tits ey
peied that the travelling this Richmond 10 Freier
icksbug will ibensrse. TIIOS WFSI'
Chesterfield, Caroline COUNTY, Va
Jan l, 1879. az-u-1,c
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Patent Balances.

TNHE Subscriber, Agent
= for the Manufacturer
In Boston, offers for sale,
Patent Balances and Scale
Beams, ofvarious sizes; aud
will furnish to order. Money
and Apothecaries' Scales 81
Weights, of all Sizes Plat
form Balances and common
Rpopnu E.r ,,,,,;..t;
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kSklNCE ON IIORTlCULIURE.- lew c0ofe. Of

fPHEDEhICK 4. MAYO, BOOK-BISDE.P fam.
doars bdou he Bill 10rCra, respectfully informs the lic
;nat be st carries on the Book binding in all its branches add
rQpeS tY his experience workman obtain norton nj
paiIour Blank Book executed to ORDER and Pnicd Ron
pound 10 any pattern lie 's himself that he has no cause
~ hers he ma ..o SHALL Dos dose on executed as time and
Er.r,7 p-' 100 'pnb', has . before this inspected and
PIoTNi us HOAn"uP 30 uat Inc oil business all events
W fEll AZ all times b. glad (Ir rter inpr1ycnt1 r. con-
PFHue execution 81 ANY work with ANY ono in the same line of
nl-h,s ~ he city ct ''ichnond o elsewhere Oct lis
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-02

w On the ION day of Sept past, muatto bow who saws
!s name ls NICHOLAS WEIR aud that he is fecbon bn,
hound until e rs OF age TO Mr. Wionghby of the county Of
fm Said hoy is about IS II years age about feet
OF iO inches hfgh OF cr coupcXion his clothing 50 bad
tit they cannot be described he has marks that can OH
serve The owner If any, IS required 10 apply for him. or he
viii he dealt with asiceaby to law
CORNELIUS DORAEaN, Jailor.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-02

quaflrnv court held f Cumberland county the lzti,
IN my a! ocD1cr ljla Joar ~ uiams ytC afoae Wa
dIns-lS CnlNcfng ~ ~ '''" . ''i
Ire 1ehnddnt WaIfr ". pd~c, not having entered i ,
Peendee hnl gwen security according the act of assemble
ari n ruies VI us ocur, and appearing v stisfrtry
sv1delEe mat he y not an mahiin Of this country. osrI
t"u lhD Shd defendant do appear here 1h N,r,i,
20 Jan'tHy next aud answer the panuf ball AND tat "a co..,
y Chs order be LTwith inserted in some M. sis,,-, hi
9Stss ~ te cy OF Richmond Jr lloil!s s,cr.s , NJ
posted ~ uU front door Of te cDaliDusc vi this c1tpr
% copy Iesc 1SCIiAR WOODSON. p.t
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Il Iubs, Ddan 81 t.l clerks uge Of tue county count e,
King Queen the 6,n Of CaiobeI. 1923. Philip y Pea,
j. CnAaIRy.
The detcndans not having entered trir appearance and
gwen tcnDty according TO ts Of assembly aud the rules M
pns court ad appearing by satisfactory evidence thai dc,
afchot Inhabitants fills state IL ordered tat the defendant
do appcr here the ond Monday in January exf and
answer Tire bill of the plaintiff aud HAT copy o. his order s
guwh Inserted ~ some newpaper published in the civ o
Richmond, iuf months succossvely anil nostc an t
doeI a te cOuf-llersc vi the GiI county
az AcnDv Iosle. ROBERT 'POfIAPD 81. D. 4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-02

MEAln-Ihc subscriber las on hand, and viii be-
constantly supplied with Neal Of superior quality
IA bags Ut bus. each, intended 5or families and fur
nisod az the lowest market price; any ordc ddress
ed to DR.. Saul Peasants or myself win be attended
TO- WIN J. CLARKE.
4befs .
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-02

Committee
Of the Board
ui Trustees.
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VIRGINIA; AtrUles, holden in the clerks Office Of the
superior court sf ehaneeIy for the Richmond district
me 4th day OF August, 1928 Levi Swain, pit 1eaip,
John q. Gamble James Scott, jr. William Mayo William
Mckenzie, Robert Jennings, Samuel Scott and other ds
The defendants Ro. Jennings and Samuel Scott no,
having entered their appearance and given security
ding to The act Of assembly and the rules Of this court and
IT appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they are no,
inhabitants OF this country; IL is ordered, that the GA
deend"ns do appear here on the first day tie next term
and answer the bill of the plaintiff; nd that copv of bi,
ofder De forthwith inserted In Newspaper published
80 me city OF Richmond, for months sueeessyey and
Posed AZ the front door OF tho po in the said city
81 a copy. Teste, WIN @. PRnnLr1nr T. r