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THIS is MY ELDEST DAUGHTER, SIR,

HIS is NY ELDEST DAUGHTER, SIR
This is my eldest Daughter, Sir,
Her mothers only care;
You praise her face-Oh Sir, she is
AS good as she is fair
My angel Jane is clever too,
Accomplishments I've taught her!
III Introduce you to her, Sir,
This is my eldest Daughter.
I've sought the aid of ornament,
Bejewelling her curls,
I've tried her beauty unadorncd,
Simplicity and pearls;
I've set her off to get her off,
Till fallen off I've thought her:
Yet I've softly breathed to all tho beaux-
p" This is my eldest daughter"
DIVE tried all styles of hair blessing,
Madonnas, frizzes, crops!
Her waist I've laced, her back I've br aced,
Till circulation stops.
Eve padded her until have
Unto Venus wrought hor,
But putting her has no effect
This is my eldest Daughter.
Her gowns are Ia Ackermann,
Her corsets la Bell;
Yet when the season ends, each beau
Still leaves his r. Il. l..
patronize each dejune,
Each party on the water,
Yet still she hangs upon my arm
This is my eldest daughter.
She did refuse Gentleman
i own it was absurd
She thought she ought to answer " No! ~
He took her at her word
But she'd say Yes" fany one
That's eligible sought her;
She really is charming girl,
Though she's my eldest Daughter,
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-09-11

WISH to hire a servant boy who e
n qualified to wait in the house, and tax.
care OF horse, and that will come prom
erly recommended for activity and bones
w. GESSNER HARRISON.
40
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a Il Rules holden in the Clerks Office
IN of the Superior Court Of Chancery
for the Stanton District, on the first Mon
day in July 1929.
John Kelly Plaintiff,
Mary Garner, widow of William g. Gar
ner decd, Turner Jones and Sally his
wife, Amanda, Edwin, Villeroy, Alphon
SO, EugenIus and William Garner, chill
dren and heirs of said William G. Gar
ner decd, and William Woods and Opie
Norris adm'rs Of said William G. Gar
ner decd, Defendants.
IN CH2NCERY.
The defendant, Edwin Garner, not ha.
wing entered his appearance and given Sc
curity according, to the act of Assembly
and the rules of this Court, and it appear.
ing by satisfactory evidence that he is not
an inhabitant of this country: 1t is order.
ed that the said defendant do appear here
on the first day of the next term, and an.
swer the bill of the plaintiff and that a
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in Charlottes
vile for two months successfully, and posi-
ed at the front door of the Courthouse in
the town of Staunton.
A Copy-Tes:e,
VIM S. ESKRIDGE, C. G.. C.
August 7, 30 On
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OLD WHISKEY.

OLD WHISKEY.
wv E have Ten Barrels very good Whis-
w key, over two years old, (having
been in our possession that length of timel
which we would dispose of by the Barrel
or otherwise.
P. F. BOYD g. BROTHER.
August 81 90 If
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general assortment of
LEATHER, SHOES, sc.

With many other articles too numerous to
insert. He would recommend to the peo-
pie to call and examine for themselves,
as he is in hopes to be able to give salts
faction as respects both quality and price
He would solicit share OF public patron
age. JOHN POLLOCK.
June 20-'29 If
N. B. All persons indebted to me will
please come forward and pay or settle their
accounts, as no further indulgence can he
given. ]. p.
~ wish to purchase 40 or SO barrels
Of Corn, Immediately.
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REMOVAL.
HENRY PRICE.

Tailor f. DRAPER, CH9RLOTTESTILLE,
ID ETURNS his sincere thanks to his
III friends and customers, and takes this
method to inform them that he has remov-
ed his stand on the public square, in the
house lately occupied by Mr.. George Gar
nett as an Hotel.
II. p. begs further to observe he has
just returned from New York and Phia-
delphia. where he has laid in a choice Sc.
lection of CLOTHES, and every article
in his line; amongst which are two cases
of London Clothes, ofa peculiar fine make,
superior to any he ever offered to the pub
lie. Consisting OF
BLACK, BLUE,
OLIVE, MULBERRY.
CLARET, And GREEN.
ALSO
A good assortment of the above colours oil
second and coarse quality all of which
he is prepared to make up to the order, a.
cheap as a"y establishment in the State
and on accommodating terms.
III. p. has procured, while at the Norht
the very latest style Of dress, which he will
have made in the most fashionable man.
ner, or to the various tastes of his custom.
ers. by first rate workmen.
August $3.50 If
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WASHLNGToN CITY Lottery,
FOURTEENTH CLASS.
10 oe drawn IN the city Of Washington, ON
friday, the llth September, 1920.
90 No. LOTTERY DRAWN r,,,or,
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"A i a Court OF Quarterly Sessions held
L "A for Fluvanna county on Monday the
22d day of June, 1929.
William Flanagan and Sarah G.. his wife,
late Sarah G Johnson, James w. Elan
agau and Mary w. his wife, late Mary
w. Johnson, which said Sarah c. and
Mary w. are children and heirs of Ben
lamin Johnson deceased.
Plaintiffs.
AGAINST
Martha Bowles, widow and relict of Knight
Bowles deceased, Anderson Bowles, Sa-
rah Molloy, late Sarah Bowles widow
and relict Of William Moloy deceased,
Thomas Bowes, William Perkins and
Frances his wife late Frances Bowles,
Elizabeth Bowles, Knight BowIes Curd,
Richard X Bowles, Lucy Ann Bowles,
Augustus K. Bowles, Sarah Ann Bowles,
John N. Bowles and Drury Bowles,
which said Anderson, Sarah, Thomas,
Frances, Elizabeth, Knight B., Richard
X, Lucy Ann, Augustus K, Sarah Ann,
John N. and Drury, are heirs and devil
sees Of the said Knight Bowles deceased,
Defendants.
IN CH.9NCERY
The Defendants, Thomas Bowles, Fran
ces Perkins, knight B. Curd, and Benja-
min c. Johnson, not having entered their
appearances, and given security, according
to the act of Assembly, and the rules OF
this Court, and it appearing by satisfactory
evidence, that they are not inhabitants of
this commonwealth on the motion of the
plaintiffs by their counsel, it is ordered
hot ho las JoC 4
pear here on the first day Of September
court next, and answer the plaintiffs bill !,
aud that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted in the Virginia Advocate, a news
paper published in the town of CharIottes-
vile, for two months successiyely. and
posted at the front door ofthe Courthouse
OF this county for the same length of time
ACopy-Teste.
ABRAHAM SHEPHERD JE. d. G..
July 10, 30 Pm
IN LOUISA COUNTY COURT. july
u 18Th, 1920.
Walker Timberlake and Sarah B. Mapru-
der. Plaintiffs.
Samuel Hardesty. Defendant.
IN CEIANCERY
The Defendant, Samuel Hardesty not
having entered his appearance and given
security according to the act of Assembly,
and the rules OF this Court, and it appear
ing by satisfactory evidence, that he is not
an inhabitant Of this State, it is ordered,
that the said defendant do appear here on
the first day Of October Court next, and
answer the bill Of the plaintiffs; and that
a copy Of this order he forthwith inserted
in some newspaper published in the state
OF Virginia for two months successfully,
and posted at the front door Of the Court
house Of this county on some court day.
A Copy--Teste,
DAVID VI. HUNTER, d. c.L.c.
August go ON
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WILLIAM McCORD.
a r r o r NEY AT Law

HAVING removed I is Office to Bey-
n n erly, in Randolph county, begs leave
to inform the public, that in addition to his
practice in the several Courts ofhis Conn
ty, he will also attend the Superior and In
ferior Courts of Pocahontas County the
superior Court Of Pendleton, and the Su.
perior Court Of Chancery, and Federal
Court at Clarksburg, Virginia.
Beverly, Aug. 1913 I'm
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SCHEME
1905 Prizes. eo7Ooo
MODE OF WING

MODE OF DRAWING
10 d be drawn on the A, B, G, plan
The 1000 Prizes Of SO 90 to be awarded
to the first, second or third Division to be
determined ny that which may draw the
Cap'a' prze Of $4,000, so tina, holder
o. 'hfee tickets, one in each division. is
cerla'n TO draw one Prize and may draw
= Az Az the prizes above the denomination
% % - one wheel, and all the numbers
10 an fher atonce, the whole to be drawn
III Jew hours.
Price Of Tickets.
whole, S3 Half, 81 50-ouarter
70 cents
Numbers at -
WATTS OFFICE.
Sept"mber 4--'29 ,dd
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PRIZES

NC. &c. &c.
Price Of Tickets:
Whole s4-0uarter 81.
PlRGiNfa STATE LOTTERy
For the benefit oftba
DISMAL SWAMP CANAL COMPANY
TWENTY FIRST CLASS
10 be drawn at Richmond, on Wednesday the
10Th September, 1899. ''''
60 NO. LOTTERY 9 DRAWN BAIIors
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SCHEME.

Price Of Tickets:
whole Tickets S5-Quarters ST. %.
GFOrders for tickets or shares in the
above Lotteries, forwarded by mail (pos,
paid or by private hand, will meet with
the most prompt attention if addressed r.
YATES 81 UI'INTYRE
Washington, ID. G.
- Prize tickets in former lotte,ies re-
ceived as cash.
An official account Of the drawing will
age. PN''-
August 2s-'29 ,dd
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-15

IHE unparalleled reputation of this medicine e
sucll' ana Its pre-cminent virtues are so well es-
ta0Lshad' and so fully acknowledged by an intelligent
Pus LII 'iat II is scarcely necessary to say anv thing
iuIIner than that IL Is a RENFDY
III Diseases OF the Liver: Debility resulting from intern
Pciahce ana dlssipation: Old and inveterate Ulcers:
rams IN the Bones, attended with swcllinrs of tbe
FONTS: lndlgestlon: Blotches on the Face. PiIoples Sc
"ypnliis; Cutaneous diseases generally, and letter in
particular: Mercurial and Scrofulous Complaints.
ne certnlcates OF wonderful cures performed bv
'He Cath0ilcon, have become so numerous. rs In nrc-
Guide their insertion in any newspaper. and has ni.Go
u necessary ior the proprietor to print them in +,
pamphlet of about 100 pagcs. This will be foryar5-
Gu us soon as possible 10 the several Agents for ora
, .Sl'o"' distributions ana must on pcruaal, strengthen
,Hc good opinion now entertained by the friends of
TINS medicine, and disarm, as it is hoped. tho nrciri;
Ceso tiose who view with distrust any medicine not
AHowh IN what Is called regular practice" Facts
are stubborn things, and cannot be 1ainsoid.
~ the earnest solicitation Of members OF tho ,o.I-
lea! faculty, and others who have witnessed tho aston
lshliig cures. effected by the use of the VonctobIo
Oalnohcon' ana who are anxious that its benefits Ia
mankind may be more widely diiFused, the Droprietor
mas consented 10 reduce the retail price To TWO
DOl'LARSp per bottle; and this will be done with
out ID any way deteriorating the quality Of the med
icine, or rea"ci"g tie SIZE IF The botIe, ms has been
materially done IN the case Of Swaim's Panacea.
Extracts 9CLhers recently rec,,rod from Physicians. ami 6o,
Ggs"!sJor he sale NJ Poney'S CahoIcon, most of ,sto1, -,
also HgoatSJor Strains Pnndcsd.
'l retail more than a DOZEN bottles OF vour Ca,bc,ic,r riuu.
sell me bou!e OF SWANS Panacea; and { feel great pleasu,e i,
lnior"nng you that IN every case in which | have seen the "a.
thoiicon tired, it has produced dsetdsd GoqcGL" ~" '' "a
Gould you afford to reduce the price of your Catholicon N
.wp collars J should more frequently prescribe it TO my patients,
u I"S woll1 also be done 10y a number OF other PHYSICIANS in
ti' io%n and vicinity who have used it with the best effects.
sIet az. we 9'neT Panaceas, and the Compound Syrup Of Sar'
An eminent physician saws, 81 have known several cucs r.,
m,n t .y ue use OF your Ca'hoiicon, which had previously
resisted the ordinary prescriptions of the faculty, and have
never known il to pro luce u,,u,aous sGecfsr" "
'"e above invaluable medicine may he constantly had Of
y. I'll.
JAM Opposite the Eagle Hotel, Richmond.
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TERMS.

u 'efms are three dollars a volume in advance s,i
'"elc are TWO volumes a year, OF two Nos. each; they o.,
aged more than 400. "'el
me Editor and his Agents will pay TO any person. ONE
49, i' every neT subscriber, v no pays his advance
"t me year or Tor Que volume; aud every new subscrIa,
~" t"'""fee"' his either tu the editor or hi, . -
WIN a payment in advance Of FIVE dollars. shall he c,esdi",S;
SIX dollars in the first years account. "'e
Returns may he made either to the En1ro, o. ~.
HrktAH lowe or A. III. MALTBV, New Haven; r. i,r.
Eli oRoTHER, Philadelphia; g. g. G.. & ~. a..
VltI' He~ YORK; HtLIIAHD, Gray, LITTLE g. W.
A'NS' Boston, or to any Of the agent. OF the JoutnaI. ub,
re 'eieoy authorized To fulfil the above stiuuIa ,ions
"Unp's,e sets on all the back volumes can be furnished.
u Editors &c uewspa pets ~ = = ,,n,ht;'L ut"e"'
y, lnV"' inc OBJECT ny their remarks, are respectable .
1urS'ed 10 forward IN me the paper cnnia ming ,be,n. and
'h'se VII" have not seen, and may wish IN sec n soo.in"u
OF the work, may Indicate IL by the let,c, r. - +, tp'eme"
'"pT; sneh a back number or volume as can he .rars,,
n,y o. u expense. u. s.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-15
LEWIS WEBB & CO..
OFFER FOR SALE

OfFER FOR SALE,
5O DDS Do and 100 bags coffee, Laguna St. Domingo
40 hhds molasscs
70 hhds aud 10 bbls ST Croix and New Orleans su
gars NN"' ~
hiids II boxes and so bb)s loaf and hmm s,,,,,
60 hhds and 100 bbls rye wbiskcv
do nois Ceruther's recti6ed do
. do peach brandy
. mus and 80 bbls Pure n. +. rum
. 40 Antigua do
? DO jamaica ~
pipes French brandy
) do Holland rim
$ & 4: e: i s; ::: !: Malaga WINES
london porter, cider
40 bbls vinegar
100 sacks Liyerpool around go,
DO do blown do
% tons Sweden, English and American har iron
. DO castings
German, ~craw!ey, blistcved and cast steel
Cut an dwrought nails
30 Spanish hides
$50 sides soal leather
% sides upper ieRtue-
Barrels tanners oil
900 bbls N. Carolina cut hc,rin0s
% do mackercl
10 DO prime Dork
5000 lbs bacon
10 casks prime cheese
Irlsl potatoes, tar, COP cras. alum
1'hiStone, indigo, pepper, pimcntn
Racc and ground ginger, almonds
Raisins, nutInegs, cassia, demiiohns
Quart bottles, tumblers, decanters. wines 81.
Stone ware, window glass
letter, writing and wrapping paper
Sperm and tallow candles
Drown and shaving soap, beeswax
imperial gunr"wder and p~ouchong teas
Dupont's and Rogers gunpowder
Shot, bar lead
tiover, orchard grass and herds rrass seej
cotton and wool cards;
ALSO,
Cotton bagging, bale rope, bed cords
Leading lines and various other kinds oc cor
dage ~ " CUT
Seine and wrapping Irvine
Shoe thread, osnaburgs thread
Osnaburgs, hessians, cotton warn
Domestic broad cloths, &c. &c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-15
Richmond Dyeiug establishments

"" Cory SIRED, rear " uc Viyginia ana F,yp,s,.
Banks.
osGrI WILLIAMS is grateful to tho ladies
-, a." gentlemen OF Virginia, for past favours and
~ = eohonuance OF the same; and would thank
u !aeies sending their silk dresses, TO have them Ia
MI to pieces, which win enable him to warrant them
W y eyed ana finished ss well as Mt any establish,
III Ut inc Union. Canton or stuff dresses not nc
ccssary, as ne has suitable machines 10 finish them, if
sent 10 nm IN the situation above mentioned.
1entieinen are likewise informed, that he scours
ana renewsm colour. coats, pantaloons, and vests, To-
E;eter with all kinds of appascl, and if requested, rcnnirs
tncni III the ncatcst manner. AS usual all kir,is -,
piccc goods dyed, aud hot or cold pressed; furniturc
stliiis clcansed aud re-dycd in the neatest monnar
n. u. Tickets will be iss,od ~, In.v;S IN
VII, nm and requests they will be presented on ap-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-15
20 " PrLnLers 81 Me Ulnted Stales.

10 He Printers Of the United States.
late the prices of Ill the materials used in MAKING
Printing Types, have been greatly reduced. and tLr
i"cli'y OF manufacturing greatly increased. The sub.
schoef therefore has been induced 10 make a prnpor,iona-
bile reduction ~ the piires, which, hom tie Ist nj All
have heen as stated ~ the annexed list. '
The character Di the Type made ~ this Foundry =,
welIknown to the lRADE, who are assured thatlin re9a,I
20 me qnaIiy Of metal hnish, and durability, no deviation
has been made.
lie has on hand = complete assortment, and can supuly
any ruaniiiy on a short notice; he will be happy To TO-.
ce've the orders oi his customers, which viii have imme
diaic attention.
Merchants Who have orders from abroad, eau have off
res complete with Presses, aud every thing necessary ro,
= Phniing Estabitshneot' put up in the most prrfeet
manner.
Publishers arc requested 10 give this advertisement a
Place ~ men papers = few times, 10 receive payment. 81.
~ type or m settlement NJ their arcounts.
RlCHARD DONALDSON, PhIodsL5jg
PRICESi-At six months credit, for approved p,oe,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-15

WANNA; AZ a superior court Of chancery holden :,
"e Csphol III the city Of Richmond, on the al,
Gay "i January, 1925: William Mann, in hi, Co.,
nght ana as ex'oT n Flames Mann deed, nit. oeainJ Re-
Jh"n nhhn 10 has own right and as ex'or of JsIne. Nanr
acc o. VIM lfueheari, late sheriff Of Hanover coun,v arJ
IS su'h administrator of John Mann. decd. Ms,,,s w."
hhg'""' VINO was Martha Mann, Austin po,,e, snJ r.
ny hS "ile' Elizabeth Wade, who was Ei,zabe,b M.
ht"oen Burton, exOr OF Thomas Wade. Jane. 81.
E,']'hrth Mann and Adeiine Mann, GEORGE GiImsn
WI Gilman and hlhly Gilman, Thompson Mann.
his 80. 10 '''~"pe'" hsw'Ie' Moore aud judith,
p W. W. VIM hann' George Mann and Sarah Mann.
rake street aud Temple Elliott, John ID. Browu. Ets''
ming bIoWn' Thomas Cawtinrne, Ann Mann. uiJo,, -,
James Mann Elizabeth who intrrmanied with
judy George, William aud Sally Man, cb;,ie., 90
George Mann, decd, DIS. ~
rms cause IN which the plaintiffs apoea, n bayo
oe'He" ~ the mode prescribed by law apnins, the dr..
n'h's q us'in PoueT and Fanny his wife, Jane, Mann
He"rse "'iman, WIN Gilman, MIHly Gilman, Tbemu.n"
Mann Martin and Elizabeth his wife. NJ
ann judith his WIFE VIM Mann, George Mann. sat
M""n and Thomas Cawihorne who arc GU, NJ mi. co".
n.y. anna to the oiher defendant on the several decr.,.,
o'"ers taxing fhe bill for confessed as TO ,,.,r. a
MS "ny tn be heard IN the bill and exbi,i,s .,d ~. ~
a'gusd oy counsel; on consideration whereof ia, -,
"""' ofoeT' That one of ITS commissioners do sts,s ,L. -
o'"' accounts between the parties IN line bin nentinprd
'"l ''poit I'VE same To the court, with Ruv u7;tefs enc
e'a"y stated, deemed pertinent by himself or which rrs
nc required by the parties 10 be 50 stated.
copy. Tesie, Nm. G.. RENDITION, e..
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ComM1ssrorEnis orr1nr-

IUcbWond, July TH, IG29. (
Inc parties interested viii please take NOTICE, thar 1 ~ q.
appointed the 1Oib day of September next. to commer,s ,ho
performance of'he duties prescribed IN the foregoing 5,Js,
on which day at O'Clock, a. NJ. they ate nuui,sd IN ,,,s.li
At my oHcc 10 lhis city, with their accounts. ,oucbcrs
aud documents isady Tor examination and seuiem,s,
So w8w HILARY BAKFR e.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-15

ihe prices on OfUa mental and fancy tvpe have hoo, 81.
du"ed ~ a greater pToportinn.
OId tyre received IN exchange, ut 9 cents per III.
Il Book of Specimens will shortly he published.
STEREOTYPING will be done al the loves, nricss .,
the best manner, as heretofore.
Publishers Of Newspapers IN the States Of New Jer-
sey, Ienn'yIvania, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, Nurih
and South Carolina aud Georgia, who give the sbove 2
conspicuous insertions, shall be entitled to 50 50. navable
~ type, Or in settlement uf account. J. now T..
July 81 ~ Corner Of Crown aud Callowhil streets
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-15
To Printers and Publishers.

he subscriber having added the ma nuf,cture Of ro.
ID Veaoie Type to his Stereotype establishment. res
Peeuu'y soi'cits a share Of the patronage of the Pr inter.
o' te"nsy wanna and the adjacent States.
having a practical knowledge Of printing, aud also ha-
wing neen longer practically engaged in the business n,
t,e''yP'g hah any other pc rson in the United Sat-.
c "'PeS 10 be able, from such exps Iience, 20 give so,is
Se'i"" 10 those who may favor HIM with their o,der.
F''" d u intimate acquaintance for a number Of wars.
\"e"'iy eighD with the business Of type foundinc M.
m"PFS l." De able TO produce type equal to any offered N
'he Printers of the ". States.
hs prices, though low, will OF course be the same a..
"'''rS ~ the same business. Nur will ne a tie mpt Il, vio
"'e truth, or insult common sense, by pretending IN -
"0'e"S'" facilities in the manufacture e. Tor the,. a.
y "'htr "Iaeiliues' atpresent in this city, than there v,,e
: ears ago, when type were from 10 la 40 ptr cent
"'k.er 'nan at pTeseni) nor have the "~niateriair used ia
making printing types been so greatly reduced" as In
oe"f any proportion 10 the reduction in the prices nj
type but the reduction has been "induced" bv comD.-
t"'on' aud an overheaIiug disposition in some of ,boCe
'"unne's whn nave grown rich on the heretofore eno,no, .
profits on type.
All sizes Of type, plain and ornamental, for hook and
jon pruning from IL lines Plea to Monarch, cnns,an,Iv
~ hh"' III such quantity as to supply any order AZ sboy,
n'7ice' In The choice If Book-lettrr. Mains bav. b,an
S""en 2" select such faces as are generally auu,,y,d fm,
ynmetry, neatness aud durability.
lie also Keeps a complete Printers Warehouse Cho
only one ~ TINS cHy) and can furnish a COMPLETE p,i,Ii,y
Office at very short notice. ~
Ihe folio" ing are his PRICES AZ a credit Of & mn,,hs
Tor approved notes or acccptance-of "A discount of 6vo
per rsnI. VIII be made for Cash.-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-15

"A j rules held ~ the clerks Office OF the court OF the II.
n States for che 9Th circuit aud Eastern district Of Viroi-
MIA, in the month Of July, 1895 Win Keith, pL arms,
william Mayo sheriff of the county Of Henriro. William
GaTnott ex'or &c. Of Richard Brooke, decd, no Uassv-
ocnior Of VIM Brooke, decd, which Richard and B1uia.,
Brooke were devisees and legatees II GeJfos Brnota
deed, Alexander Tunstall son aud heir Of G. u,eripr Tn
stalI, the same Alexander TunstaI brother and bef, -,
George Tunstal. HIN Garneit and Ann nj. h, uife J,nr
". Hill, Thomas Coleman and frances e.. his vii. EI,,
beth Ludlow Baylor Hill adm'or Of Bsylor uu and ot
Mary Hill, decd. John Brooke, Ccome BtooLe. Robc,t
Campbell, j., Robert Campbell heir and adm'o, NJ C,t,,
Campbell iced Thomas Pits sheriff NJ the connie ,T r..
sex, Christopher Johnson sheriff nj the county II K,o,
~ hhsm 20 whom the estate NJ Dr. Robert Con,pLei vas
committed Tor administration, I'm Rohinsnn s,c,G az the
county Of king Il Queen, 20 whom the estate pCGcofgr
bfooAe was committed for administration and M, oar.
neu' ain'of OF Robert Brooke, deed. dfs.-la CgAEcE-
ny.
me defendants John Brooke and George NJ. Brooke
nt having entered their appearance in this cause, and the
ooIen0ant hobe't Campbell. jL not having entered bis
sfPe7''nee ." The amended bills therein, and they not
n'''"s gwen security according 90 y rule of the court. and
y, appearing that hey are not inhabitants Of the state of
'ngin,aion motion Of the plaintiff, BY his counsel, IL is
"'!rfed' nat the said defendants do appear before the
S''u court atthe city NJ Richmond, 90 the first day oftde
next Term, and file their answers; and that p copy Of this
rule he forthwith inserted in some Newspaper printed
Nv the city ef Richmond tor two months successively and
posted at Tive front door Of the capitol IN the said city.
so a copy Tests, RD. ~JEFFRIEs, elk.