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& ETTIyTXRE,
may l D. HirhmOpd Va
TO TIE pUBLICi-

! TO TIE PUBLIC.
Mail Coach Line from GuyuldOtte 10 Siauntoy
three times q Weeh
PT'HE Subscribers have established line Of
~ Post Codcies from Guyandoitc TO Staunton
which, instead Of running tteice week ONLY n /,
stated in former notice. will, for the greater nc
commodation OF the traveller, and TO prevent un
| svoidabIe deaIy on the road, perform tho Route
three times week.
/ The Line will pass through Charleston, and
sfrom thence by the LickS and the State Turnpike
Eto Lewisburg, and the principal 1fedical Spring
to wit, the White Sulphur, ths Hot, the Warm,
&c. to Stanton.
1t will leave Guyandoue every TuesdnD
Thursday, and Saturday, at o o'clock, 4. nj
and onits return will leave Staunion every H~s.{
nesdgy, Friday and Sunday at The same hour.
At Staunton the LiAe meets the charlottesville
Richmond and Fredericksburg Lines, slso, run
ming three times week.
:, The Route from Guyandoite 10 Stauuion wiz l.,
performed in travelling days (thc 7tI dav H.
each week, being necessarily resting tevA an5
from Staunton to Richmond or FFcde rifksburg il,
2 days, and from Richmond TO the city OF Wash
ington in rs hours, and from Frederieksbpre 10 te
City in hours.
There will be no night travelling ,Iuoughoy,
Persons ascending the Ohio, on their way 10 tho
North, will hud this Route a yery pleasant, & cbesJ
one--hnd those VINO may wish 10 visit the Springs
are informed, that, exclusive Of the Line t,sv
can generally be accommodated on short notice
with good extra Coaches TO those watering place.
Andthe Public arc assured that in attentinn In
TN, accommodation and comfott OF the passenger
so IaT as good coaches aud tesms, and skilful, A.
tsn,lve ADD sober drivers can afford them The limo
shall not be inferior 70 sny other 10 the State.
PORTER g. BELDEN,
Proprietors from Guy&naotte TO he Warm sprjnee
JOHN q fSE,
Proprietor from The warm Springs o Staw,cr
Guyanjo ne, jUoe 10 l1-w2m
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COA1MUNTCaTED.
TIE CONVENTION
The Olive Branch.


In all radical changes in the structure ne e,o
vernment, correspondent disturbance in the no.
hucai relations oil society must, necessary be
produced. NC
So multiarous and diversified are the interests
to be affected, that il could not we'll bannen o,J
wise, in the nature of things, than that The nbl;c
tranquility would be made TO experience more or
less interruption.
That much feeling should have been eYc;fed
by the present call of Convention to nav
model our Constitution, ought not therefore, to be
wondered at. But ii is surely subject ri con
graduation, that the good sense of the peone has
been able to restrain 1t within the bounds of mod
Grafton.
To dissolve the forms OF government and throw
mankind Dack upon the Earring elements of socie.
ty, in most oil the countries OF the old world
would be deemed one Of the most daring acts of
human temerity
There such an event could only be BROUGHT
about, in all probability, by the sacrifice Of mich
OF the best blood and treasure of the nation In
sPeaka0le misery would, but too often, be entaiIed
upon the wretched inhabitants, and the graves nj
slaughtered thousands be believed with The tears
OF the widow and the orphan. But in this bappv
country-thanks TO the wisdom and prudence nj
our forefathers!-a civil and peaceful mode has
been pointed out, by which government NAV be
safely altered, or reformed from time to fine ~
occasion might require, and thus be made contin.
ually to correspond with the progress of society.
At the commencement OF our revolution the
idea of written Constitution was novelty in
the science OF government. Such a scheme had
probably, never before been attempted. And the
carrying IL into gctusl practice was the establish.
meut Of a new aud bright era in the history nj
nations.
To Virginia is due the honor Of having been
the FIRST to set the noble example Here tceye
The foundations Of government first laid upon
me broad basis Of The rights Of man. We traced
the fountains Of power to their source. We
taught mankind 10 know that they had rights
aud how to assert them. We first held I'D 10 the
sstonished and delighted view Of an admiring.
world the novel spectacle Of a toTitten Constitu'
ton.
But II was entering upon a new and untried
scene; And although at the time it might have
been justly said to be chef d'eupre in politics.
we ought not 10 he surprised IT., after an experi
ence Of half century, amidst the ever.vsrying
progress Of human affairs, IL should be found thai
its provisions were become -suited 60 the pre-
sent state OF society and stood In need Of reform.
That such is the fact, is truth too obvious 10
be denied. To such proposition every one must
feel disposed to yield ready and willing ascent. -
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sdL,:I \. =. Sss, 6 aa
Tuesday the 2oh day Of Jan. fssn
David @. Williams. Phs.
WIN p Wren ssr, s Of the city q aiehnsss sra
md e :s sss I'd: % a
.1o Of Frauei. jones' dec and Admor Of Cshsne 1ens
Joas. s.ns.! @. Ir,a O.h.fns q: hi, wife, A.ei.s
Osborne and Martha hi, wife, Abraham Hall aud FIsnei, a.
po: ai G::s WE
,Msrth. Edgar Jh.aeu Philip o. p0fohy and f!snss. a
lewis widow, and Mary a P, France. ., EIi,seeb e.
a..rsuss. Of Rsbsr. Lewis, dee. Tho,, wohsm and S.
taa his WIFE Philip Jones who survived bis vile Mary p
s,sa psS S g. ws a. .s
,oue in,a, children and les Of h. said Mary r Jept.
Gii,ass!s bis wife I.,s E.ah.,h 9Isena,l aud PsiP wa
sid Samuel And Philip W. erssnhiIl and ..rs ebtr.H
and less,ee, Of Pascal Grs-ss Dsn.min Johnsou
and Cs,herin. hi, wife, which Catherine the surviving chic
Of Hal. dec va. .s sfs Il %
Sofd's2 and els, aannstraot De bonn non q .sd WIN Cor
ds ana William esns'' adm or Of the said Robert Lswi'
Thi, th, day to be father heard on III. ~,
consideration whereof the court doth REAR the several
d seisd to state and settle the accounts
o. them the tars' deem the
linen. BY himself which may r.qdsd By the parti.:
DC 50 ''''s'' VIM. z G. s' FfIEN Ht;isi &C
ConmIssroNER's OFFICE,
Richmond, June 5, 1929, -
The ps. Interested are hereby notified, that base ,p,
pointed the Srd day OF August neIt aud this Office the
and place for taking the seeoun directed the Or
der Of Court, when and where they ,o attend 9th
ther accounts. vouchers and documents ready for
ton and settlements AID with Once Copies Of the necessary
Cour; pspsr.
June ~ wiw HILARY BAKER, Com'r:
nm CHANCERY Add in fks CleTk's O6ass 81
- the County Of Bsesnsaam, Mondoy the Ait day %
June I s2e.
Edmuna henry 81, P7tS'.
dgain!t
Dorothen Win.ton, formerly Doyotlea B,n,y treu,rir
end George Waston executor IF Patrick Henry dec osS
Ednand Winston ddnor srith TIE sviH ANNEXED Of Edra
"inon dec rto also or rae said Patriek Her,
~, dee. Def,
rae defendarf George THinson haring kis
appearance sscu,y according to hs Act of IA
,ne'y and tas Ie' Of tA Court and appearing sas
ne not an inhattant of this Coun.t is ordered tsae
nc said George Vn.to do appear here on the first day
Augrf term sEt, and anscs' the biz Of ire plaintiff
that copy Of this order be inserted nsrpaptr
Pubiahsd in the city Of Richmond months
| Ceunty. Il Cory Teste.
June II. WIN II. ELDRIDGE, in. nc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-12

Last Eeehing's JMaii.-The last Nalionai In
telligencer and U. s. Telegraph, have statements,
which we shall lay before our readers--the first
contains Yiudication oftbe conduct Mr.. Nour-e
the last, the whole matter Of Mr.. Filebro,yn's
paying over to Mr.. Newton ION the last day Of the
last Administration,) the sum of $4,000 "Iof 30
acres, more o. less, adjoining Fort Nelson -
These papers we shall give hereafter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-12

"a REWARD OF TWENTY DOLLARS
WILL be given for the apprehension and do.
,g.,. hyery OF EAGER and NANNY who left
" n no, about two weeks since, or $40 for either
"a 1I hI lager 70 low, very blacb, speaks quick
snu mas scar on the upper lip which slightly dis
ngu,es ace altogether bad. Nanny Is a low.
n .ll woman about 30 years 6li-she has mo.
sner az Mr., a. Heiherton's, ttaiIor) in Richmond,
I'd which town they bothhaye numerous acqusBi,
g snes lney have also soma connections among
Richmond by Dr. VIM MeCaw. ''V" "'''N -
JAMES CHRISTIAN.
Tor GEORGE TAYLOR,
"N 49, l0-Iwf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-12

The Farmers Bank, or those who managed !,
Tel. that the Bank was vulnerable every where,
and they determined 10 obtain new Charter !,
1TPrize. They, therefore, bounced upon ice
Legislature. before any body thought about a new
Charter, and caught IL,
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DIED. --sudjenly, at the residence Of William
tray Esq in CRANKY street, on Sunday evening
last about an hour after his arrival here In the
Steamboat from Richmond, William, .Bfackenzie'
Esq. OF Richmond Mr.. Mackenzie was 10 his
seven.h year. native OF Scotland, but has
been many years resident of Vireinia.--i Jis
health had been much impaired for Upwards Of
two years lie was a gentleman OF great respec
liability, and his death will he deeply Iarnened bv
numerous friends ard acqusinlapees.
-, In Prince Edward, Gen. C7,am6syia,one
Jones, of Amelia 5'''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-12

Col. Henry Whitley of Newark, Del, las been
appointed Collector of this Port, in place OF Colo
mel Allen NJ Lane, deceased. The appointment of
Coz; "hIteiey' who is a gentleman in every sense
oil the word, we believe will be as generally ac-
ceptaoie here as any that could have been made.
UIiEniinOiOn Rem
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT
John 5 Meehan to be Librarian to Congress.
race George Watterston, removed
Hume TO be Assistant Librarian rice f. n.
STEELE, removed. -. f.hfaf Inn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-12

Haother BGih brOken.--The New YORK afte,
noon papers of Tuesday state that the Paterso
banh' located at Paterson, N. j. closed its doo
OIL Tuesday morning The bills were offered r
sale at so per cent. discount.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-29
DENTISTRY,
DIR. CEAPMAM's

.4ati-Dyspeptic or sour Stomach P
INDIGESTION or Sour Stomach is lucknow
BY Medical Writers TO bea complaint Of ,,-
Kind. al all times very difficult % cure. q
sufficiently illustrated in the d.sappou.u
those who unfortunately suffer under o.. q,
for the most part tnd that, after having u.el \
thugs 70 little orno purpose. they aro 40 .as
ed 10 use for perhaps the Remainder of Ef
articles as can Il best bu,pailmie ,hc disease n
such circumstances any medicine capable
moving the complaint must surely De n H.
hiuhly deserving the attention Ofuil those u
afflicted with 10. TIE propr,cior o. these p
therefore happy IN offering 20 the afflicted
valuable medicine, the success of which li,
vet been tquallcd for the cure Of Dyspen,a
most complicated forms. such ass loss OF aD-
nausea or sickness at the stomach. and s0i.t
vomiting, belchug up ofWaicl which Is son
/ ilstcie>s, but most commonly sour guIW1.
/ in die stomach, heartburn or what Is cll.,.
stomach, costivenoss, paleness ofthe comtc
languor lowneSs otspiriIs, palpitalion 9th,
| vertigo OF glddness, aud disturbed -lccp
| Whoever applies these Pills M the above Oh
according to the directions, viii never De Z
pointed, ms they have never once been klo.
| Tail IN producing a radical and permanent
! The use of single box win convince ,h.
mbeheying of their efficacy. They wiIl us
/ fectually remove gll soumos5 Of the stomll.
merely by ueunlizing the acid, but by cone
4 that morbid state Of these cretIons which gt,
10 il. and NJ the same time will restore 90 Oh.
biutated organs OF digestion that tone and
which is absolutely necessary 10 The well
of the animal economy.
The above valuable medicine Is OIL
for sale by
TODD 3 WOODS Druggists,
WATERSHEDS
Wheeling,
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sPCREITTG IPTTELEIaINCB


WILDE un over beautiful track one mil be-
Tow town. ON the 9th. eth and 9Th, of October
next, 81 g. and mles-tree-weights agreeable
.o rule. Purses - % 5000 and 500.
thc purses viI be handed 90 thc owner of the
winning horse, each day, from the stand by ,he
judges.
Over tae same track. on theloih day OF Novem-
Der. tAe matcsrce viii be uu miles aud re-
pear between Supuse by Sx Solomon, and
Oscar 5y Oscar. for i.cJ ItoaSlnd Dollars
june - l-@l.
The 2iaysyIae Elgle VIII insert the above
taree times and forward his accouut 20 this office
for payment.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-29

n 0FEE.--A fresh supply of flcsh Green COT
- Tee, IN Bags and B5is. just received and for
sale bv KNOX l. MkLE.
June l.. 1920.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-29
PATENT MEDICINE,
FRESH SALID OIL
ALSO
D& SUPERIOR MACABOUGH SNUFF.

AFEW DOZEN LORHLARDS SUPERIOR SNUFF
ando will End tito
egtl an Law / the its and he
Flour, Wey BessEezs se+ut vil Vlange
NhoeinrSAprl J. 1879
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-29
SALT.

1000 Barrels No ]. Inspected Kanawa Salt
liiey received and for sale by
June 3, l229 KNOX & MIKE.
bJ \ constant supply Of Saltwllbe kept during
lhe season, for sale al tho i0,ecst mn7set rites.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-29
WIZ. H0XE'S

WIZ. EZ0XE'S
PATENT CORN SHILLING MACHINE,
FOR SALE, EY
4. M'LURE.
WV ARR ANTED 20 sisu 400 btshels Of Corn
~ u- 'r.i-e h0grs; price moderate,
Iauuer- and 1-ler, are particularly invited 10 call
art c.-mue 'or themselves Also for sale, the
patent night ior Tyler Preston, Harrison, Mouon-
I..l ANA Brooke counties, 10 yeud the same.
Wheeling. May l3 $50.
CERTIFICATES
We. the undersigned citizens of Madison lndl-
ana, aud Galatm Co. Ky do Hereby certify, that
We were called on 90 witness the patent Com
Smelling Machine Of Ar. Hoyt 10 operation at the
GJ.l1.u Steam 5lL and that said Machine sheled
ou- boo d few seconds less than three minutes, sl
5nslc.s new corn. We further certify, that the
0rouretor> of The Gelatin Steam Mill, have lad
aside Evans cast IRON machine, which they have
used for auIm1er Oiyegrs, * adopted Mr. IOyt g.
UtdSoa. Caill1, Go.
JAMES H. WALLACE, DAVID FLoYp.
C.. p. j. AR9N, JosEPH TAYLOR,
NH CtHpESIEE JruEs MCoSyATW
WILLIAM BRoWy, MADISON
JOINS SEENe, PETER llE2PmLL.
November y, ISIS.
We, tine undersigned, Citizens Of JenDing-
County. do certify upon oath, thar we were 'res.
est and witnessed the operation Ola Com SHeuag
Machine. 40 ihe house of Joseph Neck, u sad
county. CONSTRUCTED by Mr. William ltO}t aut
as we believe invented by him. and chat ;hcra
was sho.ed by said machine, .It5tir0 5Rstlis %.
measured corn, 10 the space OF - minutes.
As witness our hands, this j0th day of October
l-1-
Joseph Mex. 8 MosEs SPENCE,
Btryt BAHSUu, + SAMUEL MEEK,
J. Joseph Cowen Associate Judge Of Jemmg.
county do certify lhat the persons whose name.
q r1s1bscrbcd Co the foregoing certificate. person
ally appeared before me, and made oath that ,he
statements .n the said certificate are true. Gyct
uudermy hand and SEAL this l-t day of Noyem
Der. ISIS JOSEPH CONELL.
Associate Judge Of U.s. County
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-01
NIRCINlA: Al a Superior Cour, Of Chancerv hoI

NlRGiN!A: At a Superior Couf, Of Chaucery huI
den ht the Capitol Ia the City of Richmond on Mon
day, March the 2}d, 1873: William Mann and Samuel
Dyer, j. PITTS dgGiHH Thomas T. Boudin, executor of
David Hess, deceased. Jacob Myers aud Eliza his WIFE
John Du'hPd aud Amanda his wife, and Walter L. Fou.
aine aud George NJ. Payne adn'rs. Of David Ross IT,
deceased and Frederick q. Ross dcvsees of David Ross
deceased, dts.
line defendants Jacob Myers and Eliza his WIFE aud
Frede lick A. Ross who OF this country aud
whom the plaintiffs appear have proceeded the mode
prescribed by law against absent defendants still ling
To appear and answer, motion Of the plaintiffs, by
counsel, the doth take their bill COMES ed as Ia
those defendants: And the coming to be heard
"n the bull taken for confessed rules, the other de
PENDANTS, exhibits and eKnnna tonS OF witnesses and
argued by COUNSEL: On consideration Whereof the court
doth Bduge, order aud decree, that the
1" in the proceedings be- and the is hereby annuIled
aud declared void: the defendant Thomas T. Boul-
din. executor of David Ross, deceased deliver I'D To
the plaintiff William Mann, he cancelled, the bond
executed by HIN for FIVE hundred dollars the said Rou-
dtn executor aforesaid, and mentioned in the bill: tina
hc out OF the estate of his h hands admi-
nistpreh, do pay the plaintiff Samuel Dyer IT, the sum
ol one thousand dollars With interest thereon from the
wciy ninth day Of july 1916, till paid that he rem
der before commissioner Of the court, aocnun of his
administration Of the estate Of his esato and the said
commissioned is directed to examine, mud settle the
said Account, well Of all the payments
made by the plaintiff William Mann To the said David
Ross during his life time Of the purchase Of
the lands in the bill Toned, the sad Thomas r.
Bouldn executor Aforesaid since the death Of the said
Ross me account aud report the the court
with any matters specially stated deemed pertinent by
hnsel which may he required by the parties be 50
stated.
copy. Tcsie, wM C. PENDLEToN. G. {.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-01
LEWIS WEBB s. co.
OE'EER EDR IS.AIE.

OFFER FOR SALE,
so Bbls and 100 bags coffee, Laguira St. Domingo
and Java
30 hhds molasscs
20 hhds and 10 bbls st Croix and New Orleans SUI
gars
hhds ~ boxes and SO bbs loaf and lump sugar
6O hhds and 100 bbls rye whiskcy
10 bbls Coruthers rcrtifed do
2oo ebls Isle of Wight anu Northern apple brandy
do peach brandy
lhds and so bbio pure N. L. rum
do Antigua do
do Jamaica d,
pipes French brandy
do Holland gin
t.: +; s.: ::;:.E
London porter, cider
100 bbls vinegar
$50 sacks Liverpool ground salt
Do do blown do
30 tons Sweden, English and American bar irbn
do castings
German, crawlcy, blistercd and cast steel
Cut an dwrought nails
go Spanish hides
80 sides soal leather
90 sides upper leather
Barrels tanners oil
500 bbs N. Carolina cut,i.re nrs
| 80 do mackcrCl
10 do prime pork
| 10000 lbs bacon
10 casks prime cheese
| Irish potatoes, tar, copp cras. alum
! Birthstone, indigo, pepper, pmento
Race aud ground ginger, almonds
Raisins nutIncgs, cassia dcmiiohns
Quart bottles, tumblors, decanters, vines &C.
Stone ware, window glass
Letter, writing and Wrapping paper
Sperm and tallow candles
Brown and shaving soap, bccswax
Imperial gunpowdcr and pouchong teas
Dupont's and Rogers gunpowder
Shot, bar lead
Glover, orchard grass and herds grass seed
w hittcmorcs cotton and wool cards;
ALSO,
Cotton baggng, bale rope, bed cords
Leading lines and various other kinds of cor
dagc
Seine and wrapping twine
Shoe thread, osnaburgs thread
Osnaburgs, hessians, cotton yarn
Domestic broad cloths, SC. &c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-01
IN CIANCERY-A, a court held for Louisa com,,

IN CIIANCERY-At a cour, held for Louisa county a,
Il the courthouse Monday, MAY the l,h, 1929: Henry
lawrence executor OF Sarah Wood deed plaintiff against
David Niche and sally his wife Lucy Richards Molly Nul-
Inns, James Michc, Jonathan Michc, john Mchi, William
Nchic, BcZeccl Brown and Bcey his wife, Edmund Brown
and Ihcodosia his wife, Nancy Ncic Polly Niche, David
Mche Frances l. Niche, Sarah Niche, Robert Mchic,
Martha A Niche, Airhie George Michic aud Eliz,bc,
his wife, Robert G.. Willis and Eliza his wife, Robcr, Niche
Matthew Mchic and sally his wife, John Niche JOSEPH
Nlche Jcuncta Mche Sally Niche. James Michic Manly
Payuc, Peter Macarthur and Mary his wife, Ludlow Bramau
and sally his wife, Nancy Michie Nancy Goodman Asa Smith
Nlichic Maupln Larkin Stampc and Emily wife John
Gates and Polly his wife, Thomas Nancy wiz
James Maupm, FOnaiue Maupn, Patrick Maupin, William
Martin and sally his wife, Richard Davis and Patsy his WIFE,
John Mici'ic, William Niche, Patrick aichc Nancy Niche
James Nichie, William Nchic John Niche, Mere
vether and Patsy his wife, en Downing and Polly his wife
Oliver Gross and Nancy his wife, sally Smith, John Nuoi
James Niche and Frances Michc, Robert c. Willis admins
traitor of James Mche deceased and James Mchc jr ain
islIator of David Niche, deceased, defendants
The defendants George Niche and Elizabeth his Mat
Peter Nc uhr and Mary his wife, Niche Nancy Good
man, Asa Smith and Frances WIFE James Goodman and
Maria his vf Mche Maupn, Larkin Stamper Emily his
wife John ,dtes and Polly his wife, Thomas Stasner and
Nlpn, William Martin aud Sally his " ifr; Richard Davis and
Patsy his wife, Joel Naupn and Polly his wife, Nancy Nche
MrmweIlIer and Patsy his wife, Sally Smith and John
Wool not having entered their appearance aud security
according Tn law and the rules of this and appearing
the satisfaction OF the that they this
State the motion of the plaintiff by his counsel ordered
that the said las named defendants who
this state do here the first day August next
and answer the b Ut the plaintiff aud that copy OF this
be- forthwith inserted in newspaper published the city
hchmond Tor o months successfully, and posted AT the front
door Of the courthouse of this county, day
SO copy. Tese, JOHN HUNTER, c. l. c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-01
VIRGINIA: AZ rules, hoI1en IT, the clerks office Of The

VIRGINIA: Al rules, holden IT, the clerks Office Of the
superior court of chancery fof the Richmond district
the 2nd day NJ February, 1899: Isaac Vanccef d IT,
against Henry Davis & Co. aud Henry W. Moncue, and
JOHN Robinson, surviving pauners Of Moncure, Robin
son H. Peasants, dfs,
The defendants Henry Davis Co, no, la wing entered
their appearance and given security according the
assembly aud the rules of this court and arug by
satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants Of this
coaDy II ~ ordered that the said defendants do appeaI
here the ht day OF tie June term, the
bill of the plauig; and that copy Of this order be forth
with inserted ~ some newspaper Published IN the city o
Richmond ur two month successfully aud posted the
front door Of tie capitol in the said city.
IS cory Tests WU. pTSpLETov q g.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-01
HILARY BAKER, Conf.

The defendants IN ;he nbovc mentioned suit will take
notice, that Friday tire 2Jh day Of May next between
the hours Of o'clock IN the morning. and ocr ok In the
afternoon SHALL proceed, ~ the Office Of Herbert A. Clai-
borne. in the city ~ Richmond take the dispositions Of
Samuel Carer and others; and the next dsy between
the hours Of O'Clock IN tine morning, aud O'clock in the
aerDoon shall proceed, the Office ~ John Wekham ESQ
IN the city Of Richmond, take the deposition of said
Wckham, which dispositions 10 be taken 10 be used
aud read 40 evidence in tie aforesaid suit.
% wSt WN MANN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-01
IRON CASTINGS.

THE Subscriber informs the nubIie that ne continues r.,
carry on the IRON FOUNDRY Near the Savngr
Factory where he makes Soft Iron CASTINGS for Ma
ehInory OF all descriptions. All orders him the
Foundry, or to Mr.. GEORGE WILLIAMS, Nos, Bow.
ys wharf baltimore, for Castings will with imme
date attention. and the Castings delivered there free "
eSpen'e for transportation. JONATHAN BONNER
Baltimore, Jan. e. 1920. fan9,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-01
CoMNrssIoYER's OrrIcE,

Rchnond 18th May, 1929.
The parties Interested in the execution of the
above order hereby notified, that have appoin-
ted Monday, the Goth July next, to commence the
same at this Office, at which time, and place they are
hereby required "a attend hearing of the matters
IN reference, by virtue Of the said order before me-
duly prepared with all necessary documents, and
proofs too enable me to perform said order
81 THOMAS GREEN COMMISSIONS