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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-14
VIRGINIA: At rules. holden ;, n. c,.t-- - :,

VIRGINIA: At rules holden tire clerks Office of nm.
superior court OF chancery for Richmond district the
% Gay o. November 1923: Thomas A. aber pit aguts
John > Fleming, Isaac Cud Jane his wife and Sn,s
Dyer jr and Martha his wife, dts.
The defendants Isaac Curd and Jane b;s ,y;6. 81 6,
Dyer jr and Martha his wife not having entered Their a.
ance and given security according ac Of assembly ana
Eat they are not inhabitants Of this country il ordered h,
Defendants do appear here the tenth day of the mex,
January ern- and answer the of the plaintiff and ,a, =
copy OF This order be forthwith inserted in some neyaneT nt
o N 'e Guy Oh richmond for two months successfully, and
Poie' al the front door OF the capitol IN the said CITY,
=! copy Teste. WI G. PENDULUM, E {.
NEW DkY GOODS SFORE-J4WES n ~ ~
IEhhas taken the store formerly in the ocun,nev rs
eSsrs Cram Son Brothers, (inn orns;,e IT
nan y Moore and has hand genera assornent or
Cloths cassimeres and =attinets fine and coanss
BED S;eS wiile, green and Glow 1annels
Swaiisd'nsn and Marse!le. To-
5 l[l1i and German linens, lawns and cartrics
.alicoe assorted, embracing great yare,v
s fsaney, striped and plaid ginglams
"a 70 81 Jacone and book muslnIs
Null india and Swiss
Swiss and black Italian silk cravars
anton and Mandarin grapes Italian do
, ,1 itaiian iustnng, senchews and .arsncts
Fo~bion s1ioe l oi ak Cotton and woolen hosiery
7 lag Dandanna and cotton handkerchief
t'ioses and combs OF every description
Linen and cotton ckilg furniture and apron chects
bbnseys and kcrseys suitable 0r seryants clothing
t Gaomn and bleaehed domestics, diapers, &c.
ow for cash. ~ "'S M 10 sen
"A frnIn
OF horses, and has opened stable ar Brood Rock
ne VIII take few horses either tried or untred On
the usual terms if early application is made
reo .--zot lSHAM PUCKE1"r.
NETT HERRINGS
LOO bbls OF nett behring's will be Inspected This
morning on the Dock, and offered for sale bv
Ieo - JAMES WINSTON.
Grocery for Rent.
a Good stand for Grocery on the north sid. of
the Basin near Flyers tobacco manufactnrv-
t0' teIuls apply 10 W.H j. CLARKE.
For Rent,
'sNHAP desirable corner tenement adioinirr NJ
Frzwhylsonns Book Store. Possrs.,or, e-iceo
mmedately. Apply to DAVID JUDAH.
feb 23-cots
COTTON.
Oh Square bales cotton, per schooner Georpana.
Tor sale by JAS. WINSTON,
mar
In Chesterfield County ConIl, 1928, Dec. Ic gI6
Ishan Fu'kett in hts proper person, as. Airbal Wo,
shaun Sarah Worsham, and William I"o,.b+,u ,of,n,
ehildeu OF Edward orsham, deC'd b. john nm ,,.,
next 'cnd, complainants, against John Troe,u,o nd
Rebecca his wife, late Rrberca Wcfsham which oiJ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-14
SUBSCRIPTION

FOR L1TPOR2LNfi GR1PE TLNE ROOFS EJlO N
FR.4I.CE, at a moderate price, ant encouraging the
,ni,oducLion n Mai CMlinte IN Me Ullitel Siaits.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-14

came tie plaintiff hy his
anu appearing 10 the satisfaction of the cont that the deE
dant John Nj Redfod is labtanl of this state Is
ordered ma, the sad defendant john VI Rcdfod, appear
mere on the hrs day OF May c the bin of
the plaintiff and that copy of this order forthwith inserted
two %on nd Ts s "dS S r eSn o Richmond for
front door OF the courthouse OF his county on tvs successive
court days ami further ordered that the defendants Samuel
Lake and Merweer Jones do not pay away secreic or
SetSse dispose Of any money o. effects their hands,
longing to The defendant John NJ Relod enable them
md the costs al this suit.
copy Tesc, MAR. W. MILLER, p.co.c
VIRGINIA.; Atiules, holden ~ The clerks oticr al lie
superior cout of chancery fnf the Rrhmond district
the Bud day of February. 1899: Isaac VancieeC nlf
neain., Henry Davis 81 Co. aud Henry W. Moncure IND
'"hn ~ binson' surviving pa''ners of Moncure, Robin
son Pleasanis, DIS
The defendants Hen'y Davis & Co, NO, having entered
their appearance and given security according TO tie act of
assembly aud the rules Of this court Il appeaup bv
satisfactory evidence that they arc not of this
county; Is ordered that the said defendants do spear
here I've first day OF the June teI aud answer the
bill OF the plaintiff; and that copy OF this er h- forth
win inserted in newspaper published IN the city Of
Richmond ortwo month ssuccsssively posted at the
font door OF the capitol in tie said city
cory. Trse, wM, G. PENpLEros c. G.
IN Hanover County CouJi, jan %, 1929.
MILL Err BROWN one Of the heirs the administrator
OF Anne D. Brown, dec. pill. AGAINST Patrick Brown,
David Rieha anh Mary II his wife, who was ,Il,v
II. Brown, James B. Clopon Waldrerave Clouton r..
trick Clopton, Miller Clopton Thomas Clopton, David r.
Clopton, Wiliam Clopton, Annc " Thompson, who was
Anne ~ Cuptou. Winston Harw ord ard NJa,s,te ri.
wife who was Margaret Cnptnn, nd Mary c. Yatbrnmrh
infant danghern Mary T. Yarbrough who vas Mary
t. Clopton children of Margaret Blown and John G T.
Brown, Patrick Blown. Fanny z. Brown, Mnrv Brnwu
Sarah Anne Brown, William r. Brown and Allied Brown
children of WiIam Blown. dls-IN CHAxcERY.
The defendants James Is. C.opion, WaIdeeravp Clop.
ION, Miller Clopiou Thomas Clopion Jnhu :. n Blown
Patrick Blown, Mary Blown, Saah Anne Brown, lillian,
Z. Brown, Alted Blown aud Pahck Blown, rot having
eutored their appearance ant given security according
'n the act OF asemby aud the rules this court nd
appearing TO the satisfaction Of the they
are not inhabsn's OF this country: i that the
said defendants Ito appear hrre the frSi Y If
Apri and the hill nf the ulainR and
that coDy of this order be forthwith iset ted i'm some
per published in the city Of Richmond for two
mouths successfully aud posted the door of the
court house of this county.
copy Trstr PHILIP y WINSTON cur
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-14
COTTON

G'HE Subscriber has for sale on CONSIGNMENT n
few bales OF Raw Cotton which he will sell \,
fair price VM J.. CI'IRKE u
feb 27-5tlf'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-14
PARKE POINDEXTER. g
FOR RENT.
$500 WANTED

1|E very best landed security will be given for tho
i99h OF the above sum, at 6 per cent Der annunn.
payable halt yearly. For particulars enquire A. tLis
OllCC. Frh 5--tgtif
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-14

OiiCE.-Ihe subscriber has procured a trainey
o, horses, and has opened stable at Broad Rock.
the usual terms, if early application is made va
It Cd got ISHAM PTTCKETvr
The rights of all., 1829-08-07
TO THE PEOPLE OF COLOUR
THROC GHOUT THE
UNITED STATES.

Breth, en-,
The Stockholders of the Press used for the
prlntln- of the Rights OF ALL" feel it their
duty to recommend that paper to your patron
age
A population so numerous and peculiarly
clrcumstanced as we, the people of colour, are
In the United States, cannot but have many
interesting subjects to communicate 10 each
other, and to offer to The consideration of our
white fellow citizens, and Of mankind at large
Without such communication and repre-.
sentation we cannot expect to rise in the scale
ofsociety, but must remain ignorant, oppress-
ed and miserable.
This paper is the only means which we
have for these purposes-the only channel of
communication which We have with the whites
the only voice by which we can speak to our
brethren at distance, orplead our own cause
with the public. Are you willing that this
means should be obstructed, that this voice
should be silenced? If you are, withhold
your patronage from it, and the effect will fol-
low. our paper must stop. Your enemies
The rights of all., 1829-08-07
THE AlGttrS OF Ala.
New \ ork, Friday August, IA 500.
"THE RIGHTS OF ALL"

Published monthly, 149 Church-street, at
one dollar year in advance. S. E. Cornish,
editor and proprietor.
N. B. The Editor is under the painful ne
cessity Of informing his friends and patrons.
that in the publication Of these four numbers,
over and above that he has collected, he is
more than 10 Dollars out of pocket thou1h
the terms of his paper are in advance, yet from
the 500 copies be has issued monthly, he has
only received SO dollars % cents. liz has
therefore determined, TO send his paper here
after, to such only as have, accordine TO his
terms paid in advance-all others are request
ed to call at the Office, deposite the requisite,
and receive their paper which will ever after
be sent to them regularly.
@Gentlemen at home or abroad, who have
not subscribed, and to whom the Editor may
from time to time, send his paper are request
ed to receive and read If as a compliment from
the Editor, who does not conceive OF such as
being subscribers: yet in every instance where
gentleman sees proper to return the comph-
ment, by enclosing dollar, If HllI be thank
fully received, though it may noi have been
expected.
The rights of all., 1829-08-07
REFORM INDEED.

To the people that sat in tae region and
shadow Of death, light hath sprung up" We
have occupied ou first page with he memori-
al Of the inhabinan ants Of Augusta County V'r-
ginia, to the hopourable convention appointed
to alter the constitution Of the STATE ] he me
morialists treat he subject pollticaily-their
views are deep and accurate They consider
slavery not only as being fraught with evil
consequences, but in pecunary point Of
view, as destructive to the best interests Of the
State. We have always been Of the opinion,
that slavery was an evil which yet would cure
itself. There is no need Of Liberian Colony,
TO induce masters to liberate their slaves
Should the system continue few years long
er, shareholders, will he glad to say TO their
The rights of all., 1829-08-07
2 6

shall we, alas reduce ourselves to the
necessity of invoking aid from the North
and the West? We will not press this
appalling topic any farther; but with IN
tense solicitude recommend it 10 the serl-
Gus consideration-of your honorable BODY
We feel assured that in addressing men OF
such enlarged ald liberal views, as we con-
fidently ascribe to the members OF your
body, it must be unnecessary TO dIlate
farther upon this monrnful and, most 10
teresting subject. We deem Itpruden'
too, not push this memorial into greater
detail; and therefore we desist, ONLY adds
ing our importunate prayer that you4may
devise some constitutional provision Ire
fruit of which shall be the determination
in due time of the slavery which threatens
with destruction all that We hold dear and
valuable as a people. All which is res
pectfully submitted
The rights of all., 1829-08-07
People Of CozOw.-The corporation o.

People of Cozow.-The corporation of
Cincinnati have passed an act relative to
free persons Of colour, requiring them to
give bonds in order to secure their ressl-
denc in that city, which restrictions they
fad it not easy to comply with. The
people Of colour consequently sent de-
putatlon to Upper Canada, to ascertain
If they could locate themselves in that
Province. The governor of Canada has
offeredzthree districts Of country for their
choice, and it appears they are negoclat-
The rights of all., 1829-08-07

ing for the Gulph of Bluff Lands which
lie fifty miles from axe Erie, in AZ de-
grees north on the Grand River. There
are said to be two hourishing settlements
on this body of land, one of the Dutch
people, and the other of Qnakers. Agents
have been appointed in Cincinnati to re-
ceive donations to assist such of the col
CURED population to remove as are with
out means.
The rights of all., 1829-08-07
After we had put TO press, The first side ol

After we dput TO press, he first side of
the Rights of All:". we received our
exchange papers, containing the following
pleasing information respecting our afflicted
friends in Ohio We were both delighted ana
as;onished 10 fin' that their minds had been so
compleel. led into the very channel that we
had directed them, IN our remarks page 29.-
Es4he co incidence is striking, and were we dis
posed to be superstitious, we should think
there was some supernatural agency in the
work.
However, the establishment oil an American
Liberia. and under the British Government too,
is TO me subject Of no small moment. IIcer
tain sections Of our country are SO cruel, and
so unrighteous to thel" own, already too much
afflicted cltizene-and if the general govern
ment, will see with indifference the rights Of
any part Of her citizens SO trampled upon, as
in the case OF the coloured people of Cincin
natl, see no reason why, the injured party
should not in disgust, forsake the land of their
birth and nativity, and give their strength and
influence to more righteous, power.
The conduct Of the authorities to the colour
ed people Of OHIO, forms blot in the history
of our country, that would have stamped with
everlasting lnfamy and disgrace the most bar
barious nation Of the dark ases-t wish YET TO
obtain the names OF all in authority, who have
taken any part in this abonlinablA business,
that | may write them ndelibly, and
hand ther1 down to the latest generations.
Another subject Of surprise to us, is, that so
many Of our northern and eastern editors
should insert the decision of the Supreme
Court of Ohio, without any structures on It's
cruel ilegality. We should have expected
It's inhumanity would have extorted from their
feelings and pens, sentiments of disgust and
astonishment, and more especially, that Its IL
legality would have enlisted their fears and re-
monstrances. 1t is no small thing, officially to
trine with the guarantees Of our excellent con
stitution. There never was time IN when
our country was so strongly threatened with
internal national feuds. Every body of men
possessing the least political power, seem to
plide themselves in inlringements on the rights
Of the.general government. If the proper au-
thorities do not check this evil disposition,
~hile in embryo we soon shall have "a indie
pendant Republicks or petty Kingdoms
The rights of all., 1829-08-07

human stock. divide with us tie spoil, that we
NAV 90 to the north and leave you to possess
the south.
The rights of all., 1829-08-07

The Trustees Of Cincinnati by virtue of
power vested in them or assumed, have
enforced regulat ON by which the free
blacks of that town, unless they give GER
tain bonds, will be removed-whi,h-
er it does not appear. But that portion
of the population seems 10 have settled
this point for themselves. They sent
Deputation to Upper Canada for the pur-
pose of ascertaining what encouragement
would be afforded Tor their emigration to
that province. The result is announced
in the the following notice =
THE GENEROUS PUBLIC.
Is informed, that the coloured people have
obtained place to emigrate to, by the
benevolence of the Governor of Canada,
who has given their agents choice of three
districts of country They have written
back to their constituents informing them
of their success.-The country is peauti-
ful and amazingly fertile.
The Board wish to inform the public,
that there are many who have been deni-
ed employment, and cannot, therefore,
get away They have selected the follow
ing gentlemen to aid them by receiving
I~.%nch. donations as a generous public may
be disposed to give.
Messrs S. Burrows, Daniel Gano, J.
Sullivan, Mongan Neville and VIM.
Pushon.
Any money handed in here, will be
thankfully received, and appropriated to
the above stated object, namely--those
./ho are going away, and are unable to 60
without assistance.
J. C. BROWN, President of the Board.
ELIJAH FORTE Secretary.
Gin. July 80, 1929.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-22
For Sale,

a GEDUND RENT of s25 s.. secured on q 10.
"A fronting 40 feet rIinoesss,ree, and 10 ies'
inches on ST. Assph.street which lot IS erected &C.
yera buildings
Also, Lot of ground on Royal and Duke Streets
running north 90 feet on Rpyastreet from the corn
and Us west on Duke street, TO the lot OF ST. fsufs
Church. a:
Also small ct on ise south side Of
fronting 20 feet and running. south us feet ncnes
This lot is situate TO the westef Mr. Broeke oi'0A
stable, -,
Also, One Acre and this Of an acre, beginning on
the cast side of washngtonand the south SIDE CT e
frs, street north of Montgomery ruHnng thenoe
ith Westinghouse TO Montgomery street, tenoe
north IS feet east s55 feet to st Asapsree' thence &c
with said street 2s7 feet to- the first street north OF
Mon,ronery street hence with said street to the be-
ginning. al. =,
The above property will be sold at private sse' Oh
application to the subscriber and if not SOLO oy inc
6h of July at private SALE it will be then set up TOT
sale to the highest bidder The terms OF sale are ONE
fourth in thirty days. and the residue IN SIX twelve ana
eighteen months the two last payments to bear n'e
rest from the day of sale The purchasers 10 give
;nneIi GEO. WHITE, Auct
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-22
4 fresh supply receired Gfthe JoHop'nt
REMEDY foE byspeNsl".

MEAD'S PILLS have beenproved by that IN
IL fallible testoftruth, experience, the most ef-
fectua medicine ever offered in any country for the
cure oal those derangeh states OF the dgestv. or
CANS, denominatea DYSPEPSIA, ~ INDIGESTION,
which frequently makes its appearapce IN the most
complicated forms, such rs loss appetite, sickness
At the stomach and sometimes vomiting; belching up
of water which is times taste les but mostcom
monty sour; knaa my the stomach heartburn, cos
tiveness paiene>> of the coun,enance languor, low
ness ofthe spirits paptaten OF the hear' vertg"and
disturbed sleep. lie number OF these symptoms
varies in different pa,ients, by some beng felt only
in parts, " lille others, 1haye additional ones, equal
" disagree able such as severe pans rthe head and
breast Natul. emaciatiOr; wasting ofthe whole
body with great weak ness particularly cithe legs.
These pills viii most eifeotuslly remove all sour
ness of the stomach, not merely by neutraizrng the
acid, butby correcting that morbid state othe secre
tons which give rive toit and at ths same time viii
restore to the debilta,etSorgans OF digestion that
tone and vignr which is absolutely necessary tothe
well being OF the animal economy. The best proof
of their efficacy is, that they prescribed by ma
nv ofthe first ply sicians,apd used by the most IN
teliige Mt fam,!i, in the Union
The above valuable remedy issold by F.. STAB
LER&SoN, Alexandria, who are agents for the Ma
hufsc.urer; b, \. Jewett, Washington Cit,,and by
mos, other Druggists throughout The United States,
sold also wholesale, by o. & w Hui, Druggists, New
York > MARCH %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-22
PRICE TWO DOLLARS PER BOTTLE.
70 the rublic.

In consequence of the numerous frauds and mpos''
tions practsed in reference to my medicine, am
again induced to change the form of my BOIiLtS.
In future the PANACEA will be put IN round bottles,
Hued ongitudinally, with the following words, blown
in the glass, "SwAIMs PaSAcEA, PniLADA, as repre-
sented above.
These bottles are much stronger than those hereto
fore used, and will have but one label, Which covers
the cork with my signature ut so That the cork
cannot be drawn without destroying the Signature
withou, which none is genuine. he medicine may
conse ouently be known to be genuine when my s'g
nature visible; 10 counterfeit wieh tH be punishable
GsJwgry. ,,r
The increasing demand for this celebrated medicine
has enabled me TO reduce the price to TWO Dol
LARS per bottle, thus bringing it within the reach OF
theindigent.
Nv Panacea requires no encomium ITS astonishing
effects and wonderful operation have drawn both from
Patients and Medical Practitioners of the highest re-
spectabil:y, the most unqualified appropriations and s.
tabshed forit character which Enyys pen, though
Dipped in gall, can never tarrsh.
The false reports concerning this valuable medicine
which have been so diligently circulated by certain
Physicians have their origin either Envy or IN the
mischie Gus fleets ofthe SPURIOUS INVITATIONS:
The Proprietor pledges himself to the Pubmc' ano
gives them the most solemn assurances that TINS med
cine contains neither mercury any other deleterou
drug
The Public are cautioned not 10 purchase my Pana
cea cept from myself accredited agents, or per
sons of known responsibility andall those will conse
uuently be without who shall purchase from
any other persons.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-22
SMenNiA furniture.

CHARLES KOONES,
Ca6inef and Sefa Maker, K'ng, neff ooor
to The corner Of .7lfred-Sireef,
HAS on hand. and constantly manufactures sSAe'
j raj assortment Of ,-n,
FASHIONABLE CABINET FDRaf1ChE,
which. for elegance and durability, dehes
His stock, generally, consists Of
Grecian and plain sofas and lounges
: Mahogany and other drawing chaifs
Grecian, winged and single wsrdrobes
Gothic, and various other sideboards 81.
Pier tabes with marble and mahogany tops
Pillar and block dining, card and breskfasttapie
Ditto claw do do a." az
plain do do do 40
Centric or loo do
Ladies' dressing tables with mirrors
Dttowork stands and music stools
Ditto and genemens cabinets, secretaries q oook
French and other bureaus leases
Wash.s,ands with marble and mahogany tops
Mahogany, bird-eye, curl maple comm 6eds'eaas
Cribs and crades-with every other article In Inc
cabinet line
st. Domingo mahogany in log, plank, board ana
Honduras do fol- hand railing veneer
Stacking bottoms, cords copal varnish, &c.
The above articles viii be disposed OF on the most
reasonable terms for cash, or to punctua' PERSONS
A very liberal patronage from Washington, induces
me TO say, thatI will senl furniture to any purchaser
in that City, free OF all charge.
TURNING & CARRYING
hsnJsone,v ,narchI3---d5m .