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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-23
EDMUND WALLIS
FIOur Inspector, Richmond.
IN CIIANCEIIY

IN CLIANCERE--At a court held Tor Louisa county AZ
~ the courthouse, On Monday, May the ltb 1899 Henry
David Niche and Sally his wife, Lucy Richards, Molly
Gns, James Niche, Jonathan Niche, john Nlicfic William
Mchie BeLcecl Brown aud Betsey his WIFE, Edmund Brown
aud TheodOsia his wife, Nancy Niche, Polly MCe David
Martha hIichie Niche George Niche and Elizabeth
his wife, Robert O. Willis aud Eliza wife, Rohcrt Kchie
Matthew Niche and Sally his wife, John Miche Joseph
hehis, Jenneta Niche, Sally 1lchie James Niche Mani
Payne Peer Macarthur aud Mary his wife, Ludlow Brmhan
aud sally his wife Nancy Mchie Nancy Goodman Asa Smith
aud Frances his wife, James Goodman aud Maria his wife,
Niche DauPin, LaTkn StampeT and Ety bis wife, John
Oates and Polly his wife Thomas Stagner and Nancy his wife
lanes blaoPin, Fonlane Maupn, Patrick Msupin, William
Martin aud Sally his wife, Richard Davis and Patsy bis wife
Susanna Mche James Mche Joel Maupn aud Polly his wife,
John Mche, William Niche, Patrick Alclc Nancy Niche,
James Niche, William Michie John Niche, Mere.
weher and Patsy his wife John Downing and Polly his wife,
Oliver Gloss and Nancy his wife, Sally Smith, John Wood
Thomas Wood adpinisatoT Of David Wood David Niche
James Niche aud Frances Mchc, Robert g. Willis, adnias
aIo ofJanes Niche, deceased and James Mchc IT, admin.
iNatoT Of David Niche, deceased, defendants
The defendants George Niche and Ezsboh his wie Mat
hew Niche and Sally his wife, JOHN Mrhc Nancy Payne,
Peter Macarthur aud May his WIFE, Nancy Niche
man, Asa Smith md Frances ms wife, James Goodman aud
Maria his wife, hiche Maupin. Iarku Samper Emily his
wic, John Gates aud Polly his wife, Thomas Sagncr and
Nancy his wife, James Maupp, Fonaiue Maupu, Patrick
Manpin William Martin and Sally his w Richard Davis and
Patsy his wife, joel Maupn and Folly his WIFE, Nancy Niche
49, Merevcther aud Patsy his wife, Sally Smith and John
Wood not having entered their appearance aud given security
according TO law and the rules of this court and appearing
Ste; the motion Of he planHb BY his COUNSEL ordered
That the said Ia named defendants C arc moi Of
ms Silie do appear efe te FIRST day OF August court ne
and answer The bin Of tic plaintiff and that copy of this order
Richmond for months succesvely posted nj the front
dOOT oi tie courthouse Oi this county, day
SO Aeopy. Trsie. JOHN HUNTER, c. 8. &.
NJ JOB PRINTING executed ct the W,dg ohso.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-23
CoMMIssIoNER's OFrICI.
RichmOnd i5M .II0,,. 1900

.,,t ~''"'"IH, l1Ht SnUy, 1877.
Inc paIties Interested IN the execution of the
above order, hereby notified that have opnoin-
ted Monday, the Goth July next to commence the
same at this office, at which time and place they are
hereby required TO 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 rne to perform said order
81 THOMAS GREEN Cnm,nies;,,o.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-23

EHE Subscriber begs leave to inform his friends
u and the public that he has removed to this cty,
and wiil practice law in all the courts which are
holden here,-snd in tie courts of Hanover
Those who lntrust him with the management ~
their business may rely upon the s,rc, est attention
June est ID. BRIGGS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-23
TO THE PUBI.JC.
Mail Coach Lime from Guyandotte to S,a,sa-
INA, ITrce I'LL

Mail Coach lime from Guyandotte to S;a,a-
tom, Three Times Heck.
'T>HE subscribers have established n Line Of Post
n Couches from Guyandottc TO Stuunton which, in
stead OF running ttefcc week only as stated in for
mcr notice, Will, for the greater accommodation of the
traveller, and to prevent unavoidable delay on the
road, perform the route three times a week.
The Line will pass through Charleston. and from
thence, by the Licks and the State Turnpike, to
Lewisburg nnd the principal Medicinal Springs to
Wit the White Sulphur, the Hot the Warm &c. to
Staunton.
IL will leave Guyundotte every TUESDAY,, Thurs
day and Saturday. at O'Clock, a. NJ, and on its
return, will leave Stanton every "Wednesday, Fri
day and Sunday, at tho same hour.
At Stanton the Line meets the Charlottesville.
Richmond, and Fredericksburg Lines, also running
three times week.
The route, from Guyandottc 10 S:annton. will be
peroracd in five travelling days. hc 9Th iay in ca ch
week being necessarily resting day and from Staun
ton To Richmond, Fredericksburg, i'm two da w.
and from Richmond to the City Of Washington in
IS hours, and from Fredericksburg TO the CIV, in
eight hours.
There will be no night travelling throughout the
route.
Persons ascending the Ohio on their way to the
North, will find this route very pleasant and cheap
one. And those who may wish TO visit the Springs
are iaforned, that, exclusive of this Line, they can
generally be accommodated, on short notice, with
good extra Coaches To those watering places.
And the public assured that in attention 10 The
accommodation ond comfort of the passengers so far
rs good Coaches and Teams ind skll attentive and
sober Drivers afford them, the line shall not be
inferior TO any other in the State.
PORTER g. BELDEN,
PTOPritfaTs ffum Guya'ldOtte 10 The Harm Springs.
JOHN WISE,
Richmond, Va. June 10 1899 IN,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-23
SPRLNIJ'S ST.4GE-

H'HiS stage will hereafter twice each week TO lad
- from Fivcks where IL connects with the line f,oro
LynehbuTg TO Nashville, &C. and LswisbutR, where Il viii
connect with Porers line Of coaches which runs 10 mo
Ohio river 80 = -
FARE For each person there will he charged Tor n
passage in the stage,
F'om Lsuisburg 20 White Sulphur 90
White Sulphur to Sweet Springs 81 90
Sweet Springs TO FiUeastle, on
Fineastle to Fueks, 4 on
LewisbvIg to Union 81
do. Salt or Sweet Sulphur, 80
white sulphur to Union so
Salt Sulphur TO Sweet Springs 90
The stage will alternately from the swsrt sprnvv
by way If the w. Sulphur the Salt SULPHUR and ba
and by the Mill Gap aud Union. 80
Zach passenger will he allowed to take 2o5s Of bse
free Of charge, but all that will be CHARGED e.
al thersfe Of cents per lb per 100 miles Thoss vino
bT register their names the places where the .,
shall have the preference. 1s''
There will be good aud careful drivers. and ,hs h.,,
horses Ia Virginia. r \. :, = &C.,, ~ 80
5th month, 24th. 1900 ''"D"NSE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-23
Proyr1sy from tss Haym Springs TO Stauufon
Richmond, va. June IL, 1929. C 3m

ANfTf DOLLARS REWARD.-Lost. the eye
ming of The 18th inst between the Old Church. Hanover
and this City, brown calf skin POCKET BOOK with the
name of Sidney W. Goodwin written thereon containing Two
Hundred and Eighty, or Two Hundred and Eghtyfvn Dollars
IN BANK Notes aud Bond drawn by Weston Hart King
Queen in favor of W. Goodwin for twelve dollars dated
about TIC Isl juno alsp sundry bills of no
use out 10 the owner The notes. he rccoleceh
Consisted OF one 500. $50 and balance in tens and
hves, Virginia, and one ten dollar Baltimore note
he finder by returning the book contents the owner
at The store Of BGdoa, ICES y Co shall receive the above
reward Richmond 10th June, I629-6t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-23
FRESH SPRING GOODS.
Il kct Square,) have just received ~
Betsceen a and 500 packages Of
FRESH DRY GOODS.

comprising one OF the largest, most general and de-
sirable stocks of Spring Goods they have ever offer.
ed tor sale. a more particular advertisement will
appear in u few days. april D
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-23
Holm Il. ROY having removed 10 Norfolk

HOLM b. ROY having removed 10 Norfolk,
has cstablisbedhimsefther as u Commission MGR.
chant, " w transact any business conded to hiseare.
The possession Of the comrnodous Fire nroof pnbIc
Warehouse situated in the most eligible part of the
BorouGH enables him to offer TO the Planters dcsccnd
the ROANOKE, secure and convenient storage for
men piouuce' ms Office Is IN the house recently oc.
s.P.ss - n.ess. t = ~ 4. n. Iabb. june2 II
81 t. ne subscriber has appointed during his 40
49, sence rom Richmond, Mr. BAErir w. WALIHSLL his
hoy y, d.5 ,9 I've purpose Of enabling him collect tie
ueDis que tne laie hp OF William Neae A. 20. ana the sb
;S 1ba I1.n 2, X sS@e,ls the debtor: said on Nj
aAna az nsSWehng corner u Main and lh Streets aieiy
occupied BY william Neae, deceased, DISCHARGE their so
OO'''s JOHN LiSi v.
surviving partner IN ,bel lac FIN :, Liam Seae & Co
Richmond, June %, 1929 "a. -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-23
OLIVER II. SHAW

- Persons residns distance from Richmond, refer
rcd Tor information Concerning the qualifications and
MIR Shaw instructor, the Rev. jeremiah Day, D.
j" L. ID. President of Yale College, Of which Mr.. Shaw
fsors IN the same COLLEGE 10 the Rbt Rev Bon Moor. the
Rev. Messrs Stephen Taylor VIM Armstrong and Croes G.
IL. Bacchus and j. NJ Wickam, Esqrs and Doctor ~ Page
Of this city, and the following gentlemen of this city, who
are the patrons Of MIR Shaws Classical and Mathema
cal Academy, the Hon VIM Brockenbrough John Wick
ham and Chapman johnson, Esqrs, Doctors William Taze-
well aud John Dove, Richard Anderson Geo Fisher Robert
twaihney, Thds Taylor Nicholas Mills Gustavus Lucke and
n. T.. Gillian, EsIIs. NAV s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-20
TO THE PUBLIC.

't'hE subscribers, having purchased the Line-uT
Stages running between Guyandotte and Lewis
burg, WILL on or before the first of May next, com.
mence running the Route TWICE WEEK.
The Line will pass through Charleston and from
thence, by the State Turnpike, to Lewisburg and
sae principal Medicinal Springs, to wit: the White
sulphur, the Hot, the Warm, &C. to Stanton.
II VIII leave Guyandotte, twice week at o'clock,
week " '"'Se
night travelling. - "
AT Staunton the Line meets the Charlottesville.
Richmond, and Fredericksburg Lines, running three
times week. ~
The route, from Guyandotte TO Staunton. will he
performed III five days, and form Staunton. to Rich
mond, or Fredericksburg in two DAYS and from
Richmond, to the City of Washington in 90 hours.
ana from Fredericksburg, to tho City, in oipht hours
Persons ascending the Ohio on their way to the
North VIII hnd this route the pleasaniest and cheap
est And those who may wish to visit tho Springs
are lniored, that, exclusive of the Line thcy can at
AL times be accommodated, on short notice, with.
goou sTtrd Coaches TO those Watering places.
AMI the public are assured. that i'm attention TO tho
accommodation and comfort of the passengers SO far
rs good Coaches and Teens, and skilful and sober
Drivers can afford them the line shall not be inferior
to any other in the Suite.
PORTER g. BELDEN.
Richmond. Va. March 10, 1890. c.j
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-20

HAVE received by the last packet large sup
Ladies' lasting doubled yampcd spring walking shoes
Do do French slippers. very superior
Do DO American do with and without heels
Do goat SIX slippers, the latest fashion, for sum
mer walking shoes
Gentlemcns superior boots, square and round toes
Do DO light dress hoes, do do do
Do do goat skin pumps. do DO DO
Do DO calfskn do do do u,
Do morning slippers, various colours
Misscs Colourcd and black lasting and morocco slin
pers, the greatest variety ever in this CITY
Boys calf skin bootccs and shoes, double lined
Do light calf skin and seal skin dress Shoes
Chidrcn's leather shoes and boutees
Do lasting anil morocco huotccs and shoes of
every color and shape;
Together with every other article of boots, bootces
and Shoes that be made, AID all Of them of their
own manufacture.
\ largc ossortmcut Of seal skin and hair trunks
Leather travelling trunks with iron frames and
patent locks
Carpet travelling bags
Very handsome and sifpSyior made iancy 1:crocco
trunks
paste black.nr
Gonds real Japan sponge backing, at % cents
per bottle
Patest spring punch pyons
SILK and cotton braids
No. black ribbon
And large supply OF gents choap naietin nd p,rr
Sed boots and light summer pumps, at the store cor
ner of Main and 18th streets.
mar %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-20
WIN. II. FITZWHYLSONN,
BOOK seller, Binder. and !Sfai

70 ON hand general Day Books JOURNALS
and other SUBSIDIARY books for purpo.
es oohp BOOKS Tor county clerks Shcrs books and
account books for the private concerns
superior materials and northumberland be sold the
come from the north NV ~ ~ ~
o ooiscap, letter md Other writing papers, of all the
stationary f' ~ ~ ~ "
%ieeS Laun French, Spanish and English SCHOOL Books
e eHe'Pes edions; miscellaneous and publications.
Su'ars oil superior appearance and tone, German
riS'S, r,ons strings, music a, hafprice, &c.
~ %. oin DOCKS rebound and book binding i'm all its vae,.
terms $50 N" "" ~ ~ ",
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-20

NlE1iNiA ~ rules, holden the clerks Office Of Le
superior court " chaucery Tor the Richmond district
The ~ day OF March 1898 John X. Gilist surviving
palmer 81 the firm ~ John X. Gat & Son, Of Ion.
Don, and William Gllia pits against john Hume Tho
mas Hume, Jacob Lerkler, Thomas Taylor aud John j.
Far'"f surviving partner % Edmund Taylor & Co. dhs
TIE defendants Thomas Hume aud acob Iecller nor
having entered thor appearance and given security accor-
cnc n the act vi assembly and Tho rules otb court nd
appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they Ire not
Inhabitants 81 this oOuny il Is ordered, that tho faid de-
irnd"n 10 appear here the day next Juoe term
a' answer she hi " the plaintiffs; aud that cory 81 this
orf We ioUit inserted iu some newspapcr published
10 ~ ry "f Richmond, Tor m0uhs suecessivelv nd
p., 90 tue front doof Of the caooi in the said civ
""'t is't- ~. &. DFCp1.grqv r r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-20
SLY7'Y DOLL4PS HEIV4BD

VA IL be given by the ubycrher for the apprehension Of
~ s negroes, JoE LfoS4, Jon9 SANrsoy, Vs. SaMrsov
hiiiY thPiFH, SAN & CnRfts SNrH Joe Is a stou and
ra'h'' a ba X man, with smiling countena e. aud white
t John Is oimdde height, aud rather slim make not vo ~
thck Wh slick face and teeth liarn s ,ole,sty
Wii ana Stout, OF ihwny color, and little Billy Is
rather lover than the common height Is mulno and has ono
OF two OF ms trout teeth broken partly off Sam low stout
mace black man Charles IS rather tall and SLIM black and
mas bumps ~ his face They generally with them
cotton clothes and ne'v oLnarg shirts some also ook
WIN them Old blue coats jackets and p esons white cotton
or nrh SHIRTS, and other Sunday clothes, they call hem
re ABOVE en after committing robbery the hborood
rpon the 7ih int and are probably lurking about Rich
yu Ie'ersg' Norfolk Hanover court house or the Piun1
nee WIZ give tic above reward ior the apprehension ofa
" 9ip mr each nfBfo. HILL CARTER.
Hp l3--cO3W
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-20
IRON CASlTINGS

III o"ofooer informs the public that he continues
carry on the IRON FOUNDRY near the Savage
Factoy, whore he makes Soft Iron CASTINGS for Ma
cnrfy Of all descriptions All orders sent To him al tina
Foundry, or to Mr. GEORGE WILLIAMS, No. O. Bow
ly's wharf baltimore, for Castings, will meet with imrpe
diae attention, aud the Castings delivered there frcu NJ
expense for transportation. JONATHAN BONNER
Baltimore, Jan. 90, 1929. tan2t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-20
THOMAS WATSON.
ABNER ROBINSON
fhS-tfc

DuRSUANT a deed of trust executed by Edward G.
n Swami, ON the Sd day of April 1921 and admitted TO
record ON The 18th day OF the month, clerks Office
Oh fo"hatan county cuurt, will be sold highest bidder
on the premises Monday, the 18th day of MAY next
OF Land in said county, tanning $50 acres lying on
peep creek, and within half mile of James river This
land lies well, divided into four fields under good
watered by excellent springs, in a healthy agreeable
nesh6oThood and bounded by Belle Meade c estate of the
iats Thomas Iabb,) Samuel SWAMI Richard Swami and
peep Greek There the premises comfortable new,
dwelling house with rooms and every necessary OFT building
atiached also, new barn, and tobacco houses ucieA
parties interested agree that the sale shall he made for
one'iourh OF the purchase in hand the balance in and
years well secured The sle will be conducted by Richard
a. swami agent for the trustee, made as is vested
ny the trust deed and other, which is believed good
49, TIE TRUSTEE.
Inc apVc is made 10y my request aud meets my approhat
EDWARD G. SWAMI
Ed C. Swami will sell same time the life of caI,
reclaimed, and adjoining the above accommodation ,rns
possession of both will be given in lime SOW wheat a m
possession at Christmas. mar -, .. " "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-20
PROSPECTIlS
- hOICI 10 10
-, OF LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC JOURNAL
% PNIihed "sek, at The University Of Virginia ,ind
The title Of
|"TiIE VIRGINIA LITERARY NI1SPIroT


Journal Of Belles-Le,lyes, Arts. and Sc;e,c,c G..
Thht objects of this Journal will be to Communicate Inc
truths and discoveries of Science tho miscellaneous
iedUef, ana TO encourage taste for polite literature
~ WIZ rely chiefly for its support on the Professors Of III.
University, whose minds kept in state of active inn he
'he Lectures required of them, may be expected to afford
original and interesting contributions on ail the iuror,u
branches of Learning Science.
The Scientific portion of the work, will generally be Of
puar Character but should occasionally contain discus.
SONS WHICH, on account of their city importance may
also interest the adept will We the aim of Editors To-
SUCH articles so Tar may be practicable nteigibc and
Instructive 10 the general reader
Whilst the Journal will be prncray devoted n .c,c,,
topics Of Moral Physical Science hology and Polite Lite
nature, the Editors viii not be unmndf Of our local and pec
INFORMATION hey can, concerning the history Virginia and
The other Satcstheir first Settlement their progress ms Colo.
mes anu as independent Siaios-their rccuarcs in Laws
MANNERS or DdcctthciT Statistical Details
rorena Suo!ia Repository is much wanted Tic inform,
uon Which lies scattered among individuals If collected
would shed great light the past history and present tac nj
our country On these, and other subjects they solicit conr
buttons ~
part Of the Joumalwll communicate information concern
ns the unlycrsy-thc Of instruction pursued hv the
several loiessnrs-heetngs Of the Nisi,ospuc Exana.
on-Saiucs and Regulations the Unvcrsitvisls of Pro-
lessons and Studentshonoary distinctions and coca
SUCH productions Of the Students may possess unusual m
ms information, peculiarly interesting 20 the Parents and
Guardians OF The Students will be'uulcc 10 fr
PUZZLE Ihc Journal may also, by receiving and mnsning
hints on the difficult subject OF College government and nstc
ton, render important service te cause Of Education
Party Politics and COnirove rsal Theology will be excluded
exclusion W NOT extend to religious political topics
y" beeIal faracert discussed WITH temperance aud ability
The Journal will consist NJ sixteen PAGES roya octave ,cy
" and az the end of the year Index will be furnished SO
That u VIII form considerable volume, annually
The terms Of subscription will be- five dollars no, ,r,
payable on the delivery Of the fifth number The ,yor 10 m
commenced soon as two hundred e,bsc,.r ~ Ill - -
obtained. ~ ' ''
Commcatons, post paid, be addressed "o the Editor,
OF tne virginia Literary Museum, University Of Virginia"
! University Of Virginia, Feb %, 1929
OF Editors favorable 10 the interests NJ Literature and Sci
ence VIII obHgc by giving insertion ~ the above prosrec
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-20
70 Planters Of Tobacco on James Ri,

NOTICE is given, that all Tobacco intended for OBJ ~,
Waeotsc arriving in the Basin, will, desired he re-
ceved into tie Fire Proof Warehouse subscriber o,ur
the BASIN and adjoining Socke free expense of crayag
ana receipts granted by the Inspectors ShockG without fur
ter expense to the owner (wch called for INSPECTION or sam
png than would occur if delivered at once into Sho
kG Ample insurance hlsbeen effected upon al tobacco store
IN the mouse above named. w. l. MORRIS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-20
SPRLNG'S ST4GE.

NHlS Stage will hereafter TWICE each week 10 nj
u from Flucks, where it connects with the line from
Lynehourg 10 Nashville &C. and Lewisburg, where will
connect with Portefs line Of coaches which runs to tha
Ohio river. ~
FAnE. For each person there will be charged Gor a
passage in the stage,
From LewiSbuTg u White Sulplrr 6n
White Sulphur to Sweet Springs ~ M
sweet Springs To Fiucaule, 0O
Fincas,le TO Flucks On
LewisbuIg to Union I o.
90. Salt orSweetS Sulphur 90
White Sulphur To Union S0l
Salt sulphur to Sweet Sprnts 4 5lI
The stage will alternately run from the Sweet sp6nrs
by way the w. Sulphur 10 the Sal, Sulphur, and hack
and by the Mill Gap md Union.
Each passenger will he allowed take 20Lbs OF be o..
gage Zee Of charge, but all hat will be charged for
at the rate Of per H. per 100 miles. Those who
hrst register their places where the sahe mops
shall have the preference.
There will be good aud careful drivers and IN. n.
horses IN Virginia. =. F. CALDWFI p
5,h r'onih. 9Th, 1920 80
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-20

H,ctnond railing q Sitting MIL and Mil Factor
Wb have for sale large stock Cut Nails made Of i'm
ported swedish lTon of manufacture and the
qaby warranted We prepared execute orders for all
me various sizes from 81 10 fOd in casks containing 100 200
lbs each also Bads Horse Shoe Iron, Rods and Rolled Iron
OF every description. We determined 20 sell low
mat can be imported and invite country friends and
merchants generally call and cxamiue the goods before they
purchase We have lately erected Spike Machine, Of an
immense power and construction, calculated from
TO mol spikes which can b. substituted for the wrought
that are no better, and far costly.
mar lime r. HAXALI, g. co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-20
NEGROES WANTED.

WISH 10 hire fifty able bodied negro men for The rcrrain
der Of this year. for Of the Richmond Dock Com
pany GEO BOOKER, spyeft
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-20
NAV NOVELS.


tsa AItoRs AND SAINTS, or Matrimonial Mancvrcs
~ ny tue author of Naval Sketch Book, Q vols
These volumes are the production of a true SpiIor
who writes from the full impulse of bosom passion
ately attached to his profession, and oscrlowinp VI
vacty they abound in accurate and glowing descrip-
conceive the many tedious hours they will bco1ic.
and the bursts of merrment which they will excite
London Weekiy Revieao.
We have iidulgcd in many good laugh mt the ex-
ccIlcnt nautical wit and humour in these volumes
London Literary Gazette,
Further supplies of Pelham, the Disowncd the
Protestant, and other New Novels, received at
april J. III. NASH'S BOOKSTORE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-20
GREEN CORNER.

UHEEaN. CORyNER.
I'VE subscriber wishes to settle himself permanently the
country and TO enable him do so with more comfort
hmse he anxious to SCH the above named property
place OF his present residence lie has a former
nen noticed some of the local advantages Corucr he
WIZ not repeat them here The property Lots;
and extends Gom to street, and viii be sold entire
m1ees Ii not disposed Of private SALE "a mode OF
selling he greatly prefes viii be offered public sale the
premises ut IL o'clock, Thursday the 9TH day of next
month, aud the tennis will then be made known.
Aap3-25t CHARLES COPELAND.