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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-12
ENOCH S. COURTNEY,

Main Street, opposite The Old .McrG,et,
ID RESPECTFULLY invites the attention Of his
IA friends and the public, to choice selection of
Gce,IeS, which he offers for sale either by Wholesale
or retail good terms they be purchased
elsewhere IN the city. Much has been taken in
lie selection Of his wines and liquors, which arc
warranted genuine.
Masters Of vessels will find it To their interest 10
leave their orders for slip stores with him, which will
bu nut iip ovv, and sent abroad free Of expense
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-12

VIRoISIAt rules, holden office of the superior
Of chaucey for the Richmond district the 81 dav of
August, 1929 Samuel Overton pit agans, Moreca Marks
and Richard Anderson, cXor Of Solomon Jacobs deed dts
The defendant Mordeca Marks, having entered his
appearance and security according the assembly
and the rules Of this court and appearing, by satisfactory
evidence that he is not nhaban OF this country IL
ordered that the said defendant do appear here FIRE. day
OF the next January term, and tire bill the plaintiff
aud that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted i'm some
newspaper published the city Of Richmond for Two months
successfully and posted the front door of the capitol in the
said cny.
- copy. 'TR.te WV. @ rrxntrroS r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-12
Hardware and Cutlery.

f1dTuWaTc anu CUIItFy.
NAMES VI. JOHNSTON, at the sign of the Gold
- .4nrH. is receiving and offers to the pub
lie, general assortment of articles in his line of bu
sincss, comprising all household and kitchen filrni
ture, carpenters, cabinet aud coachmakcrs', black
smith and coopers' tools.
Brass and Wire Tenders, of all qualities and sizes
n~lareI f,rn tho ....i HEU" EvIh DdItI-
moro, and received in ten days.
b Castings of every description, say pots,
ovens spiders, skille;s, Get. at cts. per 10.
oct l2-nnts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-12
CROWN GLASS.

GROWN GLASS.
FHNiiOMAS 4. RUST, at the sign Of the Paddock, has
received 81 boxes II ny 10 New England Grown Glass
Persons Of Crown Glass, bc Supplied wh sizes
at the mauuiaciUTy prices.
Also, Washington City Cylinder GLASS from by II - by
49, and few EProcsi Door rigs Dearborn Patent Bd-
lances, Water Plates and Dish Covers London ma) Back
CANNON Boards (ecganp, and a-ornen, of Cutlery and
hardware Goods, worth the attention OF purchasers.
,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-12

VmsiNfAAt rules bolden ia the clerks Office Of the
court Of chancey for the Richmond district 81 day Of
August 1922 Edward Palmer and Thomas palmer ,ier.
chnns and partners Trading under the Off & T. r. Palm
eT, pits against Alexander Miisr aud Thomas Finley NON.
residents and merchants and partners trading upder The firm of
MIlIar Finley, Niger Myers, aud L. Z. hIsler, dts.
The defendants Alexander AilaT aud Thomas Finley and
L. X Mister not having entered their appearance and given
security according Ia the act Of assembly and the of this
court and appearing, by satisfactory evidence that they a
not Inhabitants ofth countrv is ordered that tie said de
ddns do appear here the fret day Of next January
aud answer the bill of hc plaintiffs that a COPY OF this order
he forthwith inserted in newspaper PUBLISHED Ia tho city of
Richmond for two months successfully posted at tie font
door Of the capitol IN tie said city
- copy. Te.,e W. g. Ptxpttro> r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-12
Trunks. Whips. and Game.

n Have received very handsome assortment of
~ Philadelphia made trunks, whips, and caves.
winch for quality, cannot be surpassed by my in the
market ID. JACKSON,
Opposite the Merchants Coffee House A[air- 5tree,
oct J--cO -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-12

VIEGrYvA rules, holden IN III clerks OF sJir0T
ofcharcery for tive Richmond district the % day OF
August, 1929 Archibald Hatcher, glt again~, Frances
Hatcher Obedience Hatcher Branch Hatcher SayE Ha'c~r
Betsy H. Hatcher aud Thursa Hatcher. John Iide,
Susanna his wife, Edmund Locket, late sheriff OF Chesterfield
and admir- of Branch Hatcher, decd, DIS
The defendants John Bradley and Susanna his wifi,
havn entered their appearance and given security according
10 the act assembly and the rules ofIis and appear
ing, 10y satisfactory evidence, that they inhabitants
this country; ordered that Tie said defendants 10 appear
here the hs day of the next January and the
bill ofhc plaintiff and that copy Of this order e forthwith,
inserted in newspaper published ia the city o Richmond
mouths SUCCESSFULLY, aud posted door of the
capitol, IN tire said city.
"a copy Tcse, Wa g rfvntiToy &C
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-12

"A FOR SALE,
T...I(asa The valuable Lot Of Ground, containing
SIS ~ tnuf acres with the dwelling and out hou-
z<stses recently erected thereon, ia the neigh
bourhUod of Be!ivle, and between the w est ham and
Richmond Turnpike Roads All the buildings are
entirely new, the house is very handsomely finished
or family residence, and there is well OF excel
lent water III the yard. For terms, apply to
sept elects GUSTANUS A. MYERS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-12

VIHGiiiS rules, holden ~ the clerks cce of the st,psr
court OF chanrery for the Richmond district the I'd day ol
and John Duval, dts. '
be defendant Joseph Garter, not having his appcar.
ance and given security according the II assembly
the rules Of this court and appearing by satisfactory cgec
mat ne IS not nhabant Of this corny ordered tat
me said defendant do appear here the first az the
January term and the bill Of the plaintiff and thai
copy Of this order he forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub
shcd M the city OfRichmond iJr fuDs svelv a
posted at the font door Of tie capitol IN the said civ
- A copv Tc,te VIM q p,yo,y.rcx
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-12

city Richmond for sucecss,ely aud posted at
the front door Of the capitol IN the said city.
- copy. Tcste, WM. c. prNDLrroS, &C
piaeMA rules hoicn clerks Office of the superior
Of chancery, for the Richmond district
August 1879; John H. Davis pl Joseph G. King,
Richard p Boiling and Christopher NJ BASS, DIS
The defendants, Christopher NJ Bass and Richard T. Boil
e nrt having entered their appearance, and security
according To the act of assembly aud the rules o this
and appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
habs of this csuntry IL Is ordered that the said defendants
do appear here the rs, day Of the January tenn
the bill Of the plaintiff and that of this order
he nrhwih inserted IN newspaper published m the city
al Rchnond fr months successivey, aud posted al the
font door oil tire capitol i'll said city.
III copy. Tcse, VM. G. pfNpltrov, Z
ViaUIA-At rules, holden clerks olcc of the uprrr
Of chaurey for the Richmond district 81 day
August 1929 Asa C. Iraddock against Bon John
Trulv and John s Nash, di,s.
The defendants Peter Rison and john s. Nash having
entered their appearance aud gwen security according
act of assembly au6 the rules of this aud appearing
satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants
y 1t ordered that the said defendants do appear here
Tire hr day OF the next January term and answer the bill Of t
plaintiff aud that copy Of this orer IN forthwith inserted
newspaper published the city Richmond twu
months successey aud nsied al the i door NJ the capitol
~ Acnpy Tezr. WA, G. Psxnttrrs &C
VlrCiNNA rules, held The clerks Office OF superior
Of caucery r 'he Richmond district. ,hs 9Th day
October, 1879: John Forbes pit agant john iarkhll VII
liam Row,eu aud Johu Seaook, of themselves
Alexander fulton, decd " lam J. Armstrong, David Burr
John ~ Gordon James Caskc Samuel Reeve Hezekiah L.
IY;oh, Thon,s to,vIes JoI,n IA t,s,acr W,i,, .I;o
Benjamin Brande, Lewis Webb, Fleming James, L.
SamPson Ira Tchennr George Hcheon aud Juo. W. Tea
SAINTS, dts
The defendant John a,khl lly: cu,crc his appear
and given security according the OF assembly and
the rules Of this court and IT appearing hv satisfactorily cVi
dCce, that he is not nlahar of This contv II ordered,
that the said defendant do appear here the first day If the
January tern, aud the hill OF ,he plaintiff
copy be forthwith inserted IA some newspaper
md posted At the front door o.! the capitol in said city
IS copy Trs'e W.. g. prvvN l-Toy. c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-12
SEASONABLE ADDITIONS.

SEASUNABLE ADDITIONS.
TIME Subscriber las just received by the arrivals
n from Now York and Boz on. q supply of best
Bordeaux nisnonds old Ja,a coffee bright colourcd
Indie toot-mai's French capcfs and very superior
IIavane eIgerp.
IL Store,
Fine hvscn toe bunch raisfs in boxes and half
boxes buck wheat meal, apples and cider
nov lL--eozt WALTER ID. BLAIR.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-12

held for Prince Edward county, July the 2oth
ca 1929; John Buchanan pit against Hays & Loomer,
ihs-UPoK INJUNCTION
PpL "-T-I."'' ing euered their appearance and
gwen security according Of the general assembly and
TIE rules OF this court and appearing the
court that they are not inhabitants of this
ct the plaintiff by his attorney ordered said defen-
dants do appear here the court next and
answer the plaintiff bill and that copy this order
with inserted in OF the public newspa pes printed
me city OF Richmond for months SUCCESSFULLY
posted AT the front door of the house this
6T- a copy Tesc, r. j. NORSHAM C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-12

Vnc'iA At rules holden 10 toe cic's Office Of the superior
court OF chancery for the Richmond district the I'd day Of
~ gust lH@9: Thomas ADAMS, admir- the will annexed
Thomas Freeman, deed Diff against Edward Frcamsn and
dhs ~ '' ""Oa'0Ss' duhI OF DhaHcs IabaHeSs,
ne defendants, Edward Freeman and b,s ,,;se M,
80 ec'eo heu appearance aud gwen security according IN
, So assepoy' ana the rules 81 this court and appear
& y eV"ence that they inhabitants of this
CO. ~ " Is ordered that the said defendants do appear here
OF ,e m gay oi Tire next January term and apsva, SO I'M
oi Tie PLAINTIFF and fat a copy Of this order he
ed n some newspaper published the city Of gicioI a.
capitol, IN the said CITY ' '''' VI we
~ cow Te.fe W., q -.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-12

Al rules, holden creks onIe ot tue
of chancery FOE the Richmond district the M day OF
Ser,emher 1929 Creed Haskns, p, against John ~ Ache
Robert Haskus and Martha =. his wife, Mary Ann Archer
James Clarke, late sheriff of Pow county, and admir- OF
Wood Jones' Decd John a. Sese sheriff Of Powha'an and
a Elizabeth decd The John H. See sheriff
aforesaid admir- with the will auueNet oI eer r Archer
decd John Joaes aud Sarah r. his wife, William W.
Archer, Peter Archer Louisa Caroline Archer, john Il
MoSeley and Edward Haskns, dts
The defendants Jones and Sarah r. his wife, and Peter
r. Archer IT, having entered their appearance and gwen
security according the OF assembly aud tue rules OF This
court appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
not inhabitants of this country; ordered that said
defendants do appear here the first day Of January
term the bill of the plaintiff and copy
order be forthwith inserted in newspaper published
OF Richmond, for months successfully posted
the font door Of the capitol, ia the said city.
~ A COPY. TCstc WM G. prSpLrroS c g
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-12

VIhGrIA rules holden in the clerks Office the superior
court of chancey for the Richmond district the Sd day of
august 1879 Augustine Buge and James Scott pits against
Boiling liarwell Richard e. Pegram, Richard NJ Hawel and
Ira Z. Easter, dis.
The defendant Boiling Harwe having entered his APP
earauce and gwen security according the of assembly
AID the rules OF this aud appearing by satisfactory evil
denco that he rs not AN nhablant OF thu country is ordered
that the SAID defendant appear here on the first day of the
mex, January term, and answer the hill Of the plaintiffs and
mat copy OF this order be forthwith some new
paper published the city Of Richmond months sue
sad city. r' " ~
IS a conv ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-12

VRGNlA At rules holden clerks Office of the speTior
courtol chance for the Richmond district Sd day Of
Crook and Myer Myers, dts.
The defendant Charles Crook, having entered ms arrcar
acc an gwen security according To The Of assembly and
the res of this and appearing by satisfaction, evinre
,ha' ne MOI an nhahan Of this country; il is ordered that
Ine sau defendant do appear here the FIST day oihe next
January term, and answer the bill of the plaintiff and that
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted N some neus, ac
Pushod ~ he cry OF Richmond for two months sccessiyey
and posted the font door o the capitol in the aid c
Is a copy Tesie 'Yv q p,Yn, s-o.'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-12

VlEoINiA'-At rules, holden IN The clerk office Of
the superior court Of chancery for the Richmond
district, the Sd day of August, 1890: Mary Fuouo
adp1'Ox with the WI annexed Of VIM FnGua dec a
pitt against Richard j. Faulkner and Elizabeth A.
his wife, Samuel g.. FaHlkuer Edward Powell admir-
If Cole Powell decd, and Fitzbugh Powell, dts.
The defendant Samuel e.. Faulkner not havinp en-
tered lie APPEARANCE and given security according 10
the act Of assembly and The rules o. ths court aud it
oppeasing by satisfactory evidence that be not an
inhGbant of this cnuniry it is ordered that the sald
defendant do appear here the first day OF che next
January scfTn, aud answer the bill of ihe PLAINTIFF
some newspaper published in the City of Richmond
for two months succcssivey and posted the front
door " the capitol IN the said city.
40 copy TestC, WIS., G.. PENDLEroN e e.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-12

NRG NIA:-At rules, holden IN the cjerk's ofSr
OF the superior court Of cboncery for the Rich
mond district, the Sd day Of August, 1899: VIM. Eli
OF lee and Cornelius Savage survivors of themselyo
au Christopher bate late merchants and partners, b.
the style and under The firm of Ioc. Sovaye & ~
pits against Seth ii. Noyes, and Charles w. Novc1
partners, by tho style Of Seth II. Moves g. Co. am
IN Their individual capacities, George Charter AMI
n I,1n WIhams partners, by the style of Charter
=, Inc defendants Seth H. Noyea, Cha,Ies w
Noyes' aud George Charter, not having entered thoi
appearance ond given security according TO the act
assembly and the rules of this court aud it appearing
ny saue'actory evidence, that they are not inbabi
ap,s OF this country: il is ordered that the enid de
ichdAnts do appear here the first day of the nex
January term and answer the bill OF Tho plaintiffs
ana that copy of this ordor be forthwith inserted IL
some newspaper published m the city Of Richmond
Tor TWO months successivey and posted at tho front
door OF the capitol in the said city,
75 a copy. Tcsle WIN. @ PrNnIrrnH T.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-12

VRGiNA:-A rules holden the clerks Office of the superior
court OF cnancey for the Richmond district 3rd day
August 1879 Robert Oliver aud Hugh William Evans exor OF
John heahcoe decd, pltfs against WIN. TAYLOR Robert
Poore and Robert " Montague, and John T. Moseey exors
of Nlichleborough Montague decd, defs -
The defendant WIN. b. Taylor having entered his ap.
pearance and gwen security according the assembly
evidence that I've uhabrant this country il is order
that the said Defendant do appear here the day
me next January term and answer the bill of the plaintiffs and
that copy of this order be inserted in some news
paper published III the of Richmond for two months sue
said city. T'' " Wv
ronv TeS,e W., q
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-01
From the .Nsw, York Ere,,i,re. Post.

SPRING.
The lovely spriug-the Joyous Spring
Comes o. or our cline again;
A welcome to it's blossoming,
It's fleet but smiling reign.
This morn carol from the vale,
Light hearted, soft and free,
Came freighted on the gentle gale,
Whispering of Spring to me.
The blessing of the showery skies
Has fallen on the grove,
And peeping from their low disguise,
see the flowers love;
The yellow, mottled, crimson, blue,
Pheir thousand tints display,
And all of balm and brilliant hue,
Meet IN the fair array.
The south, the south, the balmy south,
How brcathes it DER the heart,
Each foweret opcs its silken mouth,
And feels new fibres start:
It gives life to dormant powers,
q'heir fette-s Off it fings,
And bears away the laughing houcs
More gaily on It's wings.
Now brightly glows the freshen'd SIX,
The clouds are calmly blent,
bringing their fleecy tapestry,
With golden garhishment.
The rills flow purer, and they fling
a gush of music out,
Whose cadence is, tits Spring it's Spring,
lis Spring my pulses shout.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-01
CONVENTION,

! Alta meeting OF large number or the citizens O.
amherst convened at The Courthouse agreeably to
pubic notice, on Tuesday the 2lsL Of April 1929:
DAVID ). Garland, esq. was called To the Chair and
/ Robert Iinsey appointed Secretary.
On motion, 1t was resolved, that the moeiinp now
proceed to the nomination OF suit able person from
tins county, to be voted for to represent this district
in Convention, in place of Landon Cabell esn. WHO
was heretofore nominated, but declines an election
Whcrcupon, Lucas P. Thompson esq beino NOM
mated tor that purpose, the said nomination was an
proved by the meeting.
Resolved, That Hudson NJ. Garland, Isaac Rncker.
lanes T. Garland VIM. Duncan, Hill Carter John
! b. Duncan, WIN. Bourne, VIM. Billiard James Pow
ell, fhCmas Strange. Josiah Ellis Ambrose Rurto,
Samuel Nj. Garland, Robert Tinslev Henry II. waite
and Edward A. Cabell, be appointed committee to
correspond with the different persons in nomination
for Convention in this district ascertain their
tmens upon the subject, and communicate then, to
the citizens Of this eoucty.
David 5. Garland, esq. having vacated Tho Chair
Ambrose Rocker, esq. was called upon, and took il
in his place.
Resolved, thatthe Editors of new papors in Lynch
burg, Charlottesville and Richmond be rcuues,ed r.
publish these proceedings.
AMBROSE FUCKER.
Test-RoBERr T17shEY
Ata meeting Of u few of the citizens Of Henry and
Patrick, on ,be 18th of April 1929 at Patrick Teurv
ACADEMY to nominate some other person in addition
to those already nominated to REPRESENT the pconlc
syivana, Franklin, Patrick and Henry IN convention.
VIM f. Mills Eeq. called to the chair and Grief
l.. Lampkin apponed Sec'ry.
a cdinmlttee was appointed to draft resolutions
VINO retired, and in short time returned with tho
following, winch were unanimously adopted
| Resolved That ecu John Dillard bs recommend
cd to the people Of this District, as fit person 70
represent them in convention TO meet in Oct. next:
Resolved that committee be appointed to apprise
Gen. billiard of the above resolution. md sbo,iIg he
consent to serve if elected, to request him to make
known to the people of said district bis sentiments
on that great and important object Whernnpon,
Capt. Jas Staples and WIN. East, Esors. wore an
pointed, who waited on the General and made known
to him the wishes of the meeting and received his
I assent TO conform to ,hcir earnest solicitations
which being made knowu to the meeting. it was re-
solved that these proceedings be forwarded to the
hdfors OF The Virginian and JefEersonian Republi-
can, with request that they be pnbsbed.
WILLIAM f. MILLS Chairman
ChfrF J.. ! sNpR1v Ser'Jv
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-01
CITIZENS OF HE.aR7C0,

Monday is the day of the Convention Election.
Meet early at the Polls Turn out your whole
strength long pull, and strong pull, against the
Williamsburg Caucus. Marshall, Robertson, Ctop-
ton aad Chamberiayne viii ecrve you faithfully in
convsntSDs.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-01
Rtrn1ltOWU

G- The elections for Members of Convention begin on
MondayWe enteat friends throughout State to send
s information of the result in their respective counties as early
as pusshls.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-01

CoHaanaTnn Ertrnord.oyyiu American calculating boy
was asked, IN banteng way, fa pair of boots cost six dol
ars, what will at cost" He readily Different
prices and Immediately proposed similar question. .sIf a
nshei OF co1l cost 81 CENTS what will cbri of wo6 come
TO-: 81 hont know said the gentleman "I will come TO
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-01
Mr. sourhard has ,akgs up his residence IN 1rn,sn

WAITER Scorr.-Thc Glasgow Chronicle has n snp,,I,r
paragraph the sjcc,of Sir Walter SCOTS title 10 he cnns
eed tue sole author ofc works nc reu,ed to have written
lie EDITOR oi that paper that lie assured that he Ina
himself had considerable share in the composition
ana tales commonly scfibed 10 that author He promises Ia
bring forward III his reSt nmcs, such support of
theory, from the sye of the works question: compared with
that of the leading articles of Chronicle and Journal for
many years past as shall place its ,su1 beyond the reach OF
controversy.
More Fanh. .NSchiec-We have from time 10 time noticed
the ecoacmens made by tho ladies upon the rhts and priv
cs of the ordly SEX They have last canned TN, climax
81 their enormics, and reached "ulta tllen of their
resons Two ladies, THE French and the other Ge,an
lately qarrcled at Siraus about young miniature punter
The latter Baronessthe former wife General of Divis
ion The German lady challenged rivaf,ale seconds
were apponted-and the parties bcigeen, met lsol in hand
The fair German insisted upon fighting nuzze nuzxle-but
me more puaeat French stood for twenty five
PAGES The word was given-"he" and they did fire with
great noicaancn, both al the some pou,ent, and both
missed ereupon Germany became little excred nsis.
.cd upon advancing and firing until the other should
IAN france deurreddd not Ike tire plan at al-was will
ing 10 Try another shot at twenty PAGES aversc "a
approximation ne seconds mteosed declared that the laws
OF honor were s'tisfed-ook AVA the pistols and nut s,ay
10 further proceedings Before leaving the ground France in
very handsome terms, discaned all rrrsopa hostility saving
she had thought due 10 her pnor take shot with the
German hui now that the aarwas at au end the ladv wa
welcome to the miniature painter whom forbidden he,
presence that very morning. THIS Germany got the painter
ana SO ended ts tragedy shat mgt hare Leea" What will
tile iauies 90 next ~: Y. Courier
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-01

IL mentioned in the Lodon rcper the late anniversary
dinner of the Royal Asiatc Society in London that Mr. Bar
bonr the American Minister sin Speech glanced at the
principal features in the ply of America aud acknowledged
Sess IN tue scieuces and arts" This acknowledgment. pro-
duccd cries of shear hear''