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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-07

! CHH. unparalleled reputation of this medicine is
sucil, and Its pre-cmnent virtues arc so we'll cs-
taoshad, and so fully acknowledged by intelligent
public that is scarcely necessary to say any thing
further than that it is 4 SOVEREIGN REMEDY
IN Diseases ofthc Liver Debility rcsultingrom ntcn,-
pcrancc and dssipation Old and invcternte Ulcers:
Pains in the Bones, attended with swenrs o.: the
lontS lndigeStion Blotchcs on the Face Pnnncs &c
Syphilis: Cutaneous diseases generally and letter in
particular MCrcurial and ScrotnlOus complaints
he certificates of wonderful cures performed by
The Catholcon, have become 80 numerous MS to pr,-
ciuc their Insertion in any newspaper and has made
necessary for the proprietor 20 print them in n
pamphlet OF about 100 pages. This will be forward
ca us soon rs possbe to the several agents for gra-
itous distribution and must, perusal strengthen
Inc Soci opinion now entertained by the friends of
uIiS medicine and disarm, it is hoped tho prciud
ccs OF those who view with dstrust any medicine not
khown IN what Is called regular practice" Facts
are stubborn things, and cannot be cainsaii
NJ the earnest solicitation ufmembers of The mod
ica faculty and others who have witnessed the aston
:shinF cures effected by the use of the Vcpctable
CatIoh6on' and who arc anxious that its benefits 10
mankind may be more widely diiIlsed the PROPRIETOR
haS consented to reduce the retail price 20 TWO
DO!LARS per bottle and this will be done with
out III any way Gctcroratng the quality of the med
icme, or reducing tie size IF the bottle, as has been
materially done III the case of Swaims Panacea
AItrdeS q L!fers rtefs!y reertd from physicians, from
o'tJ'rf TIE sale Of fotr's Ca'boeoa most Of sia a,s
also agents for Srttr,s PanH-ca
al retail more than dozen bottles n YOUR C,olcou ,,cyo
sou one bottle of swans Panacea; and feel great
3s you ;hat IA every case in which have the
tho,con ti'ec, II mas produced decided Je3fft"
y1a afford To reduce the price of your Cathoron to
G dollars should more frequently prescribed my patients
s tins would a!.o he done By number Of other yscians in
ts town az vicinity who have used with hest effects
aic a le 6hcT aaaceas, and the Compound Syrup of sax.
An eminent ply can says az bavc ko, several cures rer
formed by The use OF your Ca;hocon which previously
resisted TIE ordinary prescriptions of the faculty. and have
never hNsvn 1t "a pro luce i5jlpjoI,s efeciSr'
lLo above i'a.laole medicine may be constantly had of
-. J. IL. BLAMIRE,
jan - Opposite the Eayle Hotel, Richmond
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-07
T.. ABSALaAl,

a sbATEFUL for past favors, improves the r,rcs-
cnt opportunity ofinforming his friends and Gus
stand Is N tho corner house leading to Mayos Brdre
ana next door to w. Ii. Fzwhylsonns Bookstore,
where he respectfully sohcs the patronage of such
US may choc.c to favor him with their custom. He
BOOTS u SHOES, made of the best materials and
mt the following prices, warranted to wear equal to
any; For boots Richmond made, 81. Boots made
made elsewhere. do Is,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-07
H.aRNo.AY IL4LL sEW.N.IRY.


MTKx TURNER takes this ureihOd of correcting report
lvl which she informed is circulating IA, the coui
try, tat her School is discontinued" and informing
p6lic Of the made in the Institution
wfps classical clncaiSou moral worth, aud experience
icacbinE eprcity gusiy him for duties of his
With This aid, she proposes systcs which will funish every
achy lf the &c iar progress Of the pupil from the simplest
utility OF - stem IN every occupation life will be readily AZ
lowed but perhaps pursuit ndspcn abe-so per-
n,lncnt IN setcc the btncss mouLlag the character
Of YOUTH task which devo.vcs fiihl teacher Fur
t accomplishment OF this object the following method will he
adop,cd
hfroicovy DeParfn1,L-fn hch will be ,ach, the Elc
fnens OF Lcaig including Geography, Arithmetic, some
branches of Natural History, Plain Sewing and NaTkn,r-
according the plan pursued the High Schools in the North
cities.
Junior Dparimcnt-Rcadmg, Writing Spelling Geography
Grammar, Arithmetic mental and written Natural history
Composition, Map Drawing Exercises Execution Needle
Work
Senior Observation-Disclosures Geography History Nsura
Philosophy Rhetoric, Logic Geometry ASTRONOMY with I<c-
TIRES Chemistry with Lectures, Botany Composition Natural
IheooSy Mueralogy with the cabinet of minerals
Arithmetic, Algebra, Watts the improvement of the y,nd
Evidences ofChranty Ecccsiascai History and the Greek
im rencn Spanish and Italian languages viii be taught
Every Pupil of suitable age will be ,augh, Drawing as
means OF acquiring habits of accuracy, improving the ta
and OF facilitating the acquisition of Pcnmanslp Teacher,
VIII be furnished for nstructing Music Painting OH Velvet,
Wood and Paper, and Fancy WORK. Vocal Muse is TO be
regular branch Of instruction, as suitable Teacher can
I've obtained. 49,
good Library is attached To the School for the use Of the
ls Farther particulars be areraned by application
% tue Teachers
i;riid;nc. inclusive ~ Bed, Bedding
and Washing, $40 r-,r I session.
Tuition in the Introductory Department, g.
Do Junior Del arunen,, o
Do Senior Department, 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-07
jan II

j UST pub!ishedby PETER COTTON bis Virri-
- mia and North Carolina Almanac for the wear
1879 containing, besides the Astronomical Calcutta
tons, Courts, &c &C. r variety OF curious useful and
entertaining uatters-te Astronomical part caIcua.
sei ny Joseph Cave Of Orange county, Va. and for
SAL the Erocc, dozen single.
IN Pre- and shortly will be published. a New No
vel w. Young Lady of Virginia, entitled donald
Ad0ir," two volumes.
no IT'S
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-07
REMEMBER ME.

YsNilE Remember Me, religious and literary mis-
II ceilany, intended Christmas and new
years present fr 1929, with handsome cngraviugs
ana neatly put UP iii watercd silk, for sale by
ian J. III. NASH.
EAMES WINSTON, Richmond, Aren't tor VIM.
Prince, Proprietor of LnnUan Botnnic Garden,
New York, now so aayantagcousy known as the
most extensive and valuable establishment of the kind
IN this county, will receive orders for INV kind OF
Fruit or ornamental Trees, Grape Vincs tinwcrin,,
Shrubs, Greenhouse Plants, Bulbous Roots &c
bCatalogucs will be furnished gratis, and the mos,
prompt IL particular attention paLto the FORWARDING
to any part of the State such articles as persons r
siding at distance may order.
The Trees. Shurbs, Vines, &c. sc. are put Ill, j.,
the very best order, aud may be transported many
hundred miles without injury Tho experiences of,Lc
Agent, though limited fiilly iustifes him in recon-
mendng To any person possessing but n half acre q,
land to procure snnl assortment of vines fruit
invest 80 or 100 dollars more advantapcous,y.
] de 2A-tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-07
VIRGINIA. AT rules, holden in the clerk, ofc. - u,

NihplnlA Al rules, holden clerks Office of In,
superior court OF chancery Richmond dstrict
tho i'h day OF July 1925 John Baylor and George d.
baylor pits. against Robert Poard James Brown in hls
right, aud ex'or of Robert Burton ,urviyins
oil Donald Burton Samuel Brandrum, Thomas Pinkerton
and Daniel Bell, asssnees of Donald Bur,on
DIS. '' PS'
The defendants Samuel Brandrun. Thomas p;nL.,,o,
ana Daniel Bell not having their appearance and
gwen security according the Of assembly and fbe
ues oil ms court, and II appearing by satisfactory eyi.
1encc, that they inhabitants Of th, coun,rv IL
tina, the said defendants appear here on the
hist day of the next term and the bill Of reyeu,
eu oy 'he r'a,nuis aud that copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted in newspaper published in the ev
OF RICHMOND Tor two months successfully, and posted nj
me 'front.' door OF the capitol, in the said city.
OF n copy. Teste, VIM. G. PESDLETow c. c.
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VyII,oISIA:

VIRGINIA: - rules, holden in le clerks Office of the
superior court oi cnauccy Or tine Richmond district tho
~ 'tf oi noycnhc', 1899 Thomas A. Babcf p against
John - Fleming la1c Cufd and Jane his wife, and Samuel
DYER. r. and hariha bic wiff dfs
Nv" doirnau's Jaac Crr and Jane hs wife, md Samuel
~ E IT, and Martha bis wife, 0i having entered their appear
af' d gwen security according lire Of assembly and
- yves 81 ' cont aud happening by satisfactory evidence,
a H arc NOT uhabtnis Of This country IL is ordered that
r d de1nis do appear TIC tenth day Of the next
Jtiff term, and answer the bill Of the plaintiff; and that
CO.," ufiis order DE- forthwith inserted IN newspaper pub.
ed n tlc city of Richmond, for months excessively and
i'"' ~ tir font nr NJ thc capitol, n the said city.
- c0rys Itsfs' WM. g.. FENDfETON. e. e..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-07

q CHESTERFIELD ACADEMY institution,
~ is situated in the county chesterfield about six miles
south of the Court House. and miles north yves, from,
te'srsofs N very healthy aud ucky settled neighoood
iinds OF Science III this county, and finished off agreeaby
viii aps Globes and suitable Wa M sSf' Ie s"PPs
Tor The como and convenience of the students we think Il,
rNcellcd by % ew Houses of the kind in the State
The Acaa1ny will open the house eracted for the pur
Je the frs, Monday in january next and continue during
WILLIAM SEvER who was g-aIuatcd at Hamilton Coleee
IN August 1924 and has since that time successfully encs
Ged teaching the Greek and Latin languages together with
ievarious branches of English education his WIal6ca
tons aud assduity Teacher and successful method OF pre-
Striving vuons and honorable emulation among his pupils
ae too wei known III this section Of tine country require any
cnogtum from us An able Assistant Will also be employed s
soon as the number of students will justify the expense.
Inc following arc among the studies winch will be taught in
tbs Acadeny-Rcadirg, OrhoSrapiy, Penmansip English
r, Elements OF Criticism Evidences Natural aud Revealed
Religion Arhniec Algebra, Euclid, Surveying Natural
losly, Wcbbcrs Huons Mathematics aud Henrys Che
Iuiiry, together with full most approved Latin
and Greek authors In addition their ordinary studies the
IN Composition, Defamation, and Forensic Disputaton The
object of the Institution is not only qualify young men for
engaging successfully i'll the various pursuits of active life
also for admission into the different Colleges and Universities
throughout the Union
The heahfneas oftc aiion cing near scvcral springs
ocxccer waier the sober industrious habits o,e
hood entirely secluded from vice and dissipation
rnder desirable retreat for the pursuit science as well
tue formation OF correct and virtuoms habisBoard had
Ill respectable families, and At convenient distances for
moderate price of $50 per Boarers will considered
AS members of the families IN which they reside, pains
VIII be wanting render their situation easy and comfortable
Inc terms III ton VIII ne, Tor the dead languages 80 dollars
pr annum, and 20 dollars for the Mathematics and El
studies.
Thoe who may feel inclined patrose this young I,,-
ton, struggling life respectfully call and
w the facilities which here presented ACQUISITION OF
Useful earnngf they do shall feel sangune in the belief
that Will not be suffered decline want of reasopa.
Die share OF their patronage The trustees feel deeply sensible
the obligations under which they laid by liberal dola
tons of generous and enlightened community II is hoped
that their expectations will be disappomtcdth the
ppes of the Institution viii eventually prove commensurate
with the anticiPations Of its founders.
JAMES HOWLETT,
PETER F. BOISSEAG
ALEXR (IBBS,
JOHN COGBILI, Committee
WI. r. JOHNSON, ofthc Board
5OAN w: JONES, Of Trustees.
JOSEPH DUDLEY,
JOHN r. WALKER,
dec 90 TFIOS T.. BJJRFOOT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-07

10 NASH has received, by recent arrivals,
- r.fy con dcrah,e nddiionol supplies 10 hi5
Pom 'rneiyc a'o~k of Hootq raj Stationary; all
q; itt lae "a .1N. rr.t... nov p
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-07

quarterly court held f1r Cumberland county the 27th
n day Of October l8G John =. Williams phC agni1u War.
dfs.--IN CHsNcTRY ~ ~ ,
The defendant Warner ~. p,cc not having entered mn
Pearance and gwen security according the act Of assembly
and the rules of this court, aud appearing by sa,actry
evidence that be is not irahitlnt Of country orIer
that the said defendant do appear here the fouih Mrf
m January ncxI and answer the plaintiffs bill that
~ this order be forthwith inserted in newspaper nj
hed m 1he city 81 chuond months sye. an,
pIod at lo font door of uc courthouse Of this country
85 Ac0yy Tcae ISliIfAR MODDSON II .,
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CtHEsPERFIELD,
fccSo

4 fHESPERF1ELD, very recently, having undergone
~ considerable repairs, the subscriber fatteTs himself
ihat ne cap furnish satisfactory and comfortable accomuoda-
lions TO all travellers who may please call him. Chester
field situate at the forks Of the roadsono leading twar
ny Chilesbug Orange Springs, Orange house Lous
court mouse, Charlottesville LEADING norihward
GoleIsvile, SPotsyvauia court house, fredericksburg SCI
one leading southeast on by Dckcnson's Chapel Bus Bridge
he Reody MILL &c leading eastward by Needwood q e
Chesterfield 10 miles above Needwood ~ mics below Chcs-
borg, from Oxford, from Dckensons Chapel from oens-
vii 80 from Fredericksburg aDd 80 mills Richmond:
md as OF late there taverns and perhaps and
cheaper accommodations, than has heretofore been
psced that the travelling this from Richmond 10 Freer.
tssbug viii increase. TfIOS WEST
Chesterfield, Caroline county, Va
JAM ], 1929. 97--v.ltc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-07

+ AVE received by the last packet splendid
Z assortment IF Ladies' White and Black Satin
and Lasting SLIPPERS, superior to any ever before
IN the city: Also, Gcntlemens very superior Goat
skin Dancing PUMPS-with every other article OF
Boots and Shoes. OF q snnerior nlalitv i'm On
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-07


VIRGINIA. AZ rules, holden In the clerks office Of tho
superior court Of ehanceTy Tor the Rchmopd ,ist,;,
tbe 2d day Of juno, 1928: William RouBdree oI 1eo,
william Dandfdgs, late sbeT6 of the county Of Hsn,;ro
To whom WINS committed for administration all the sooJ
chatcs' rghs ond credits which were of the estate ~
watson Patman, dee. unadministered nv EU-aS,L
Peiman (to admH Of said wasonO in her Jiis ,,rrc,
william Ps'onn' Fleming PatmSu, Price sboensLer and
Cyniha his wife' David A. Sheppard and Mar nj. off
Thomas NJ. Patman and Ezabeth his viz ~ ,'ii
,"m, fIening' Nancy and Elizabeth as the heirs ADD
Gregory, fN. " ~ '"
nc defendants Prize Shoemaker and Cynthia his wife,
anu thomas NJ. Patman and Elizabeth his wife, not
paV"g epered their appearances and given security
according 70 the act Of assembly and rules Of this
1""' 'nn appearing by satisfactory svidenee, thar
'hey ae rot inhabitants of this county; IL s ordered tat
he fho defendants 10 appear here the first day Of tho
next term and tho bill of the plaintiff and that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted IN some ne
published IN the city n Richmond for months s,eecs
Sycy, an posted AZ tho front door Of the capitol in tho
said city. F' =" "u
6' Aeopy. Tes'e, Wa. g. rENpLrruv, c. @.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-07

Virginia: At rules holden in clerks office of the
superior court of ehaucey for the Richmond district,
e "a day oi June, 1929 James G. Anthony nit
yohm MARSHALL Daniel Call aud George Fisher cxors .,
inc hcv John Buchanan, dec. Hill Carter Susan Cr,,.,
Mary Garter, and Elizabeth Carter infant children al
nnares Carter the younger, dec Robert Raudolub and
Ezaoeih his wife, formerly Berkeley, Walker TAYLOR and
b"zaoe'h W. c. his wife. formerly Berkley Edmund
berhiey' Ann b Berkeley, Robert G.. Berkay Pa,ke Il
berkeley, heirs of Caharinc S. Berkeley formerly Ca,,,
Mary w. Brax'on Ann H. Lee, Bernard ~ Car,er
W Villains Garter, VIM. Ftzhugh Garter, Hill Cartet
Thomas Carter, WIN. f. Wicsham aud Ann his vile,
formerly Carter, aud Edmund Wckha,n and Lucy r1,
wle' formerly Garter. Nahs MEL Burw ell and Lucy his
wie' John H. Carter, Charles Shirley Carter Badeu Du
fancy and Mary W. his wife, late Carter, heirs Of Edward
carter Charles Carter, Joseph C.. Cabe aud Mary hi,
we' hers OF George Carter, Nancy Nofve the widow
and Josephine Norvell Martha Norve Mary No,ye ami
Ihoruts Newell, infant children and heir. OF Thoma,
Norvell, deceased, and Polly Smith, dts
Inc defendants Ann IL. Lee and Bernar NJ Carter mn,
having entered their appearance aud given security ac
coding to the act of Ssenby md roles Of this court
anu ~ appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they ar.
no. Of this country is orered that the saii
do appear here the first day of the next trtu
ana answer the bill Of the plaintiff. and that copy of his
order be forthwith inserted in newspaper published
IN the city Of Richmond, for months and
posted OF the front door OF the capitol. in the said cy
% q copy. Teste, WIN. G. PRSDLEroN C. C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-07
TfREDERICK :. MAYO, BOOK-BITDER. 6,l

FTREDERICK =. MAYO, BOOK-BlNDER, 55-,5.
n doors betoro The Bel IdrerH, respectfully informs She public
tha he still carries tie Book bnng in an its branches and
hopes by his experience workman obtain "A portion Of
patronage Blank Books executed order, and Printed }ool
bound 10 any pattern He aitcs himself that ne has no cause
VI making 'rt statement Of the and style in which
ort e mag receive SHALL be done executed time and
generous public doubt has long before this inspected and
proved mis- wo anshp IN that line OF at an events
I've shall at all times be glad TOR further improvement 10 com
pare the execution of any work with any in the same line
blaeas ~ ue Guy of Richmond or elsewhere Oct Its
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-07

r nles, hofcn in uo cs's the county coi q
n King & ten The 81 ~ October, 1923: Ifnlp H. Pen.
dt, pdL agdps Nuurrei Crane aud Iey Ton Crane, dts
J. Cn.Ncsay.
Tho dsf'ndars M. having fuc.i leir appearance and
gwen security acr1nug c OF assembly and the Trs
ths court and HapD'ns by "tEctory evidence, tpt hcy
iDhatont 81 thus STATE IS ordered that defendants
w. hafc U ie SECOND dpndry january neat aud
she bIl Of The plaintiff ard th0t copy U th. order
forthwith ms rted urwstapcr published 10 l- city 0f
kr.nd, for rrD sicrcsivCy. and posted Use font
10 81 ts, coUgt-iOVse IL tie s,td county
Gr cDuv Toste, BOfhRP iOibtED, it j.. 6
NFEAl.--Thc SUBSCRIBER iu on hand, nnd vii be-
W cOnstanty supplied With beal ofsuPcrof quality
IN bags Of bus oic n.eu'rd Tor families and fur
nshed at the ioWest m.ct pIcc: any orders addr
cd 10 Or Gtul. u Uut3 90 myself viii be Pifondcd
10. Wd. J. tJ,sFHF.
Dc. & iJs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-07

.hEV B9CON.e aud COTTON.
10000 Lbs OF new Isle ofWiglt bacon
80 bales Of cotton, landing this morning on
Tie dock, and for sale by
JAMS LANES NINSpOT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-07

VIRGINIA: Al rules, holden in the clerks of5c. -, -,
S"peL'o' court OF chansery for the Richmond district
the LIST day Of September, 1923: Mary o. WiIIianson
John Bath and Lucy his wife, Robert Williamson aot
Sophia sneed pits against Elizabeth Mann ex'ix of
Joseph Mann, dec who was exor Of William Breediovs
dec and JChn q. Williamson, James W;a,usor T,is.
ard Evans and Lney his wife, john Willis and Ezabeh
his wife, Lilehey Wade and Sophia his wife, nd John
IL lUEcr aud Jane his wife, which aid John n T.r..
Co. Sophia and Jane, children Of Mary o. WiIlia
and Lucy Davis. Daniel Davis, John Davis Madi.on
DAVIS, ana VIM. Davis, John w. smpsoa and Ann his
wife, Henry Chds aud Sophia his Wife David R,oun ard
Lucy his wife, benjamin Rust ADD Fanny his wife and
Agnes Davis, which said Daniel Johu Madison WiIlam
ann, Sopm', Lucy Fanny and Agnes, children Of
ncy DAVIS dec; James Williamson, Thomas Williamson
George Williamson, James Oliver and Eizabe,h nj, %
and Philip Gully ond Campbell his wife, which Jsmrv
Thomas George, Elizabeth Campbell are ohiIdran -,
Ann Wilamepu, dec. dts. - W
The defendants James C.. Williamson. Li,,,ebe,,v
a'ne and Sophia his wife, John L. Turner and Jane his
wie, David Grown aud Lucy his wife, James W lila
lhomas WILLIAMSON, George williamson and Db;I;n
""lIy and Campbell his wife, not having entered the,
IIe",a"ee ana gwen security according the act Of
assembly and the rules Of this court and /, ~
satisfactory evidence that they 70 not inhabitants ~ M
o"y - ordered that the said defendants do nppenr
here on The FIRST day Of the next tenn nd ,h h
" we Pa'"si ana mat copy of this order be forthwith
se,en VI some newspaper published in the CITY a R
n"hn' or two months successively and posted M dino fr
door oi the capitol. in the said city.
65 A copy. Teste. VIM. q. PENDLRrov. c.
VIRGINIA. At rules, holden in the eIeIk's ofT 20 80 5a
superior court OF chancery for the Richmond district
ann a,n cay OF august, 1923: William Stokes, pl,.
ago""i samuel Elam and Elizabeth his wife Allan n
Metcal, VIM. Williamson, James Jone. wis. %
bcttson jr, aud Thomas Batte die ~ 'N
ne defendants Samuel Elan and Elizate,b hi, ViC,
Wv entered their appearance and given security
acoodngto the act Of assembly nd tho tvIes H. $50;
ana u appearing by satisfactory evidence that ,hev s,S
Of this country; It is ordered that the said
90 appear here on the FIRST day ofthe next term
aud answer the bill of the PLAINTIFF and that cory of ,bs
orner be forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
~ ,ne cry OF Richmond, for months and
Poe" ihe 'front.' door OF the capitol, in tho taid city.
% copy. Tcste, VIM q. PEEDLEToN, C. T.
VIRGINIA.; At rules holden IN the clerks office Of tho
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-07

VIh"lNIh: At rules hoklen in the clerks Office n the
superior court Of chaueery for the Richmond district,
the an day o. August, 1923: william Mcgginson, pl,
Hganh Robert Horscy adm'or ofJoseph G.. Megginson,
and Philip Duval, DIS.
lhe defendant Philip Duval not having entered his
appearance and given security according the
assembly and the rules If this court and by
sasiaciory evidence, that he s an Of this
counyi ordered, thar the said defendant do appear
here on tho FIRST day o the term and the bill
of the PLAINTIFF and that copy NJ this order forthwith
inherited in some newspaper published in the city ~ Rich
mon Tor iwo months succcssivclY, and posted TIC front
door of tho capitol in rho said CITY.
6A y copy. Teste, WN. G.. rENDLprf~ r. o..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-07

W AS committed, runaway, tie JAN RockTidcG
w on the 10th day Of Sept past, mualto bow wha ays
Jus name is NICHOLAS WEIR, and that Ire freebon hun
hound until he is age Mr. Woughby tire county Of
Nelson Said hoy is abon is years age about feet
or 10 inches high of light complexion; bis clothing so ia
mat they cannot I've dered he has marks that can OBJ
see The owner if any, is required 20 apply or him. O! he
VII % dealt with asreelL.y 20 law.
CORNELIUS DORMiN, Jail5-
lejns.on. Roothril.e county. Nov. I'm 1923. eLlmc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-07

Cotton 0iachine'y TOR safe.
WYE offer for sale quantity of second hand Cor
w ton M,cuIrERY, say $40 TNrossIe .SpiadIcs.
with preparation of every description for putting
said Spmdlcs into immediate operation.
dec 5--ts CUSITJLi.f & .4NDPEjT