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LAND WGNTFD

w hmbered With pine, situated helot, Rehmond "n 49,,
., the ChesshoIiuy, not d,sot ue. ron
nfWssbIe wstsr tor Witch cash will he paid I.us, III
sres,ed TO a. u. at Tue Post Office RicbponJ
','sgon 81 ne .Gs' leesoo and dsaee from Rebood,
"f'Sc VIII be duly answered. Ts sale OF tbe .t,nbn
nmhst, wiihOu, e lsnd should he preferred II !, ,s,sa
'h,t ne pfiee Of The timber per may ,t.ted
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ETIT will be obs.fv.a tina, ID, P,o,,,.,or, ,r,,o,
uAENI have filtered her day Of leaving Baltimore; Oh.
above ner aud will be msn.n The R;ch
mond and Bslmore Union Line Of STAGES up:n. ,";,s
the P.ul.ni rsPPshannoek have running in
complete oder aud greatly TO the of tho,e h
embraced hi, New Route at the In eon,eouenee Fl
he se,suon IN this Boat the STAGES will in future Iesv.
Tue Den lauen IN Richmond every Saturday
noInos, at o'clock and arrive AZ TsPpahannoek the "a ny
days 10 dinner for Baltimore take the Pstu.nn,
lsppsosnnoek every Saturday at O'Clock. Returo;n,
ne will leave T.ppahanaoek every Monday and
Richmond TO dinner Thur al ocloek 90 81. 70
Of the Boat and arrive IN Richmond the same eysnnr T
Route affords the best aeeommo dations. .'s' A1e
The ProPetor hope, that h, notice will nal,
o sustaining any Inconvenience Stage Fare Al the ior
81 SIS So intermediate Stage. cents per nile ~ @'s
~ Al baggage at the risk Of ihe o,sner,.
BY THE PRoPRIEToRs.
Oct z.
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Cuipeper :and for Sale.

CulpepeT lana yOr Sale.
Rv virtue OF decree Of the county court of Gull
pepper in Chancery, in suit in which J. w.
Green, executor of Mary Stephens is plaintiff and
Philip Slaughter is defendant, | shall on the 9th
day OF January next, at the front door of Wards
Tavern at Cupeper courthouse, expose to sale to
the highest bidder, tract of land containing one
hundred and fifty acres, more less, in the coun-
ty OF Culpeper, adjoining the lands of Daniel +.
Slaughter, John Slaughter and Philip Slaughter,
ON the waters of Cedar-run. Terms Of sale: a Gre
dit ot b, IL and is months, in three equal
instruments. Bond and security, with deed of
trust upon the land TO be given by the purchaser.
VIM. GREEN, comm'r.
Dec. 6. 63-w5t*
IN Chancery-Norlhumber County Court,
18th October, 1928 William Hudnall admins
TRAITOR OF Tbamas Hudnali decd. Ptff
against
Thomas K. Husband Thomas H. Harvey, de.
PENDANTS.
This day day came the plaintiffby his counsel,
and 1t appearing to the satisfaction of the court that
the defendant, Thomas X. Hurst, is not an inhabi-
tant OF this commonwealth, on the motion of the
plaintiff, it is ordered that the said defendant APP
pear here on the second Monday in March next,
and answer the bill of the PLAINTIFF s. that copy Of
this order be forthwith inserted for two months
successfully in some newspaper published within
this State, and also posted at the front door of the
Courthouse OF this county. VIM. b. Hudnal
Attorney. Copy teste, +. BATES, clerk.
November Z. 54-wSw"
u 1928: '' O'1'' '''H oe'
Griffin II. Fou.hee, PnE
against
Isaac w. Hurst and Warner Hurst adm'or ofJ.ne H.
Hur.t, decd Def, 49,
This day the pltf by his counsel appearing 20
the subtraction OF the Court that the def Hurst Is no,
iuhabtsnt OF this the IN oton OF the nf
ordered that the said delft appear here the second
Monday m March next and the bill Of the plf and
hat copy CT TIN, order be forthwith two
ueees"ey, IN some newspaper published within the state
and a'n posted at the front door of the Courthouse this
O"uhty, Samuel Blackwell Atty. copy, Te.te,
- +. BATES, &C.
NOV. ~
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CONTENTION
WILL NaGithe in the Togn nj Warrant,
w Fauquisr county, Va. He will be there nv the 2ob Ian
Petersburg, ian. I. "a 40"
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SbtS nns heretofore carried nader The firm Of
,oeisii9s Of o. CEe wb ihem be continued 50 fanr,
uons h ss hfai o. q; a. Woodbridge, CO. who have =,
pDin1sd nv Nrsiefick Clarke. their GenefsIAsen,
Is. s. WOODBRIDGE
a J.. WOODBRIDGE.
= : CLARKE.
3d. Ts-91
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THOMAS c. AMORY

htooioNEH Of the Superior Court of Chaneerv f,r
Gs'e. ~ Williamsburg having obtained license 10
ne Law" onsrs his services TO the public As an Alto
or ost. s~ s s Will take ba,pe in the Superior ieI
HI, oa " Aiiddlesey and Matthews Counties,
pe,, eansd.S y te nne,s attending the Con-Any bu1
jan. g. r"ry A"ehoea 70.
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s.aL1I.No2E and FnEDERIcxSSUke
THE STEAM BOAT PATUXEN,

CAPTAIN GEORGE WEEMs,
4 ILL leave Baltimore Wednesday morning nexi(.u-
w ssad Of Tuesdsy) al o'clock, and At the kou.
every succeeding Wednesday, aud after touching Heriux
will proceed aud up he to Fteds
turnus tho P.uxea vii leave fredericksburg SATURDAY
IoInns ns. nstssd VI Friday) at oeioek aud
hour every saeeeednk Saturday, and will Baltimore
sanssy Evening ths PsiuIent will going aud sssisor
op at and Port Royal to land aud take III
Passengers Fregh she will elso stop Csers eek and
Oh I. land and take of her Boat
In addition Ia the slesan ommodaton passens the
FeKh which can be taken aud delivered Every week. on
seeammods'ns terms For Freight Passage, apply 10
Capt Weens, "n hoard, OF TO
James Corner & Son, Agents at Baltimore, or 70
Samuel Phutps, Agent at Fredericksburg,
Al Baggage at the risk u the owners. -sf
BALTIaIoRE, Oct. I, 1928.
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,niaaieser County Court Sept 1928.
4 N 70. action o Richard NJ. Segar late Sherg ,nd g.,
H., -. o. .he estate OF H. Hedefnsn, decd Il is orisraa
"a Ia h 10 the Richmond Eng the time spnoint
ca ny nun ipr The DIST button of the estae Of H.
nan' decd among the several claimants c;onv
Asr..,b,v,o ~. GEO HEALY, q. Of NJ. G.
me I'd day OF April the DISTRIBUTE If Az
' e 'o"h VI otosnna. RICH'D NJ SEGAR
Shn and Com. of the estate
Dec o of Henry Hsfernan, decd.
x.Q,.
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NO1ICE

INTENDING from the State several mo,, n.
on trip TO the South have appointed VIM E. BrcadnaI
Nm Ghol'on my attornis fact for during that
time. ADDISON pOWE IN
ArrilfB. no T
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-08

3''.'.t' y F-WgINIu,
SnHE PrssideHt and Director. haze ,b,, H.. ,,, :,
s'n3 S' ss lst cot on 'he Capital soet ts Dant
i9r me ls't hsH year, paysbls on the 18Th ir,,,n,
w. DANDRDGE, Casl,'r.
En-, IS -ttsfFeo.
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1EN Chancery, Ptinoe Edward October court 1929
- German Sioke,, MerIu ether Hurt and Lanv,,.p IA,
con- j.. beng the partners Of German Y Stokes { Co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-08

COLUMBIAN MILLS.
IMPLANTED at our Mills a well qualified r,,,,..
and TO act as an Overseer-None need an
ply, mat cannot be properly recommended. for in.
dustry and respectability w 'u-
NAIL MANUFACTORy
We have on hand stock of en-, Ill, e
Manufacture, from 3 to 30 equal at least to an,
imported and at less price than formerly. N'
10 p. HAXALL & Co.
poS. H.
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SELECT ScHOOy-

MY SCHOOL will he continued the ensuing v..,. r..
x2A course Of instruction will embrace the (sr,eI A. r,
use OF Mar. Globes, Enssh Grammar, English Comr;
800 &c me school viii the 2Oh day Of jan
OF June. ~ 'ns ION Jay
be Sio payable one half the day Of june 500 na
the other hall on the ia day Of Dec. following a"1
The discipline OF the school will he n,rent,t al
care and Kindness will be extended boys. eonsded &c NV
a,to my ehdie. No hey more than Is y,s;,
ally Known to metor orderly, exemplary department Nv
and remarkably healthy. 1t i. ,tu..eJ IN ,h n
a ~ miles h from Richmond and the like distance Fred
passes by residence; and that from Riohmond ~ t;
@ within short distance Of it, Letter. to m. should bs
Sept26 a. 1snf VIM HrygoC
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-24

EgAFING made for myself satisfactory agreements with The
inspectors both Shockoe and Seahook Warehouses az
wen as wnh Tho Sa'ntn cnoh place, shall for the better
interest OF toe sending their Tobacco foi the present
decline sending any moe N the Public Warehouse least
uA i've brakes are more regular particularly requested
20 90 so SeahoOk has lately Undergone considerable repairs
should any prefer ny sending there viii be particularly
uch ~, nee auy extra elonces ~ Shckoe lam allowed
70 store a ~ the bc par of e house, and broke there If
choose aso free Of charge. At both Of those places AL
times tas6ed Of foil attendance Of buyers and particular
care paid all Tobacco stored either house, the charge
lor attention, the as heretofore.
HchAOud, 18th Juuc.--sv2tc r. Il. MONTAGUE
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EDMUND YhLLSJ
Flour INSPECTOR, Rirh1nOnd.

N CiiANCEItL-Ai q court held for Lo isI county a.
4 tie courthouse, Oh Monday, Nav the IIt 1920 Henry
Ln~ren. executor Of SARAH Wood Decd r1inds against
David Niche and sally his WIFE Lucy Richards, Molly Mul-
Lns, james Mcie Jonathan Niche, John hicfir William
Mcnle, Bezelee Brown and Bcey his wife, Edmund BcDgn
and Iheodosa his wife Nancy Mche Polly Niche, David
N1nha Michie, Niche Georse Niche and Elizabeth
hs WIFE, Robert o. Willis and Eliza las wife, Olcri Niche
Matthew Niche anu sally his wife, joins Mchr Joseph
chie, Jsnne,ia mohe, sally Acie, James Niche Nancy
and sally his VIE, Nancy Niche Nancy Goodman Asa Smith
aud Frances his WIFE, James Goodman and ea,i his ,yCe
Niche haupn, Larkn S'amper Emily his wife JOHN
GdIs aud Polly his vile Thomas Stapuct aud Nancy is r
Martin aud sally his wifi, Richard Davis and Patsy his vile
Susanna Niche James Niche, Joel Maupn and Poly his wife
John Mric, William Niche, Patrick Niche, Nancy Michc
james hiiciie, William Nichic, John Michi-, Mere
wch'f and ray hrs yiio, JOHN Downing and Polly his wife
Oliver Cross aud Nancy his wife, Sadly Smith John Wtod
Ihmnd5 Wood administrator Of DAVID Wood David Niche
james Niche and Frances Niche, Robert g. Wills admins.
ii0- o jans Alice, deccaeci and James Nichr II admin
istlaor ~ David Hichig, deceased, Defendants.
Tho defendants Gcoo NCie AID Eleiictli ;- wi. Maj,
he~ hce bud Saly nis wic John Niche, Nancy Pavir,
Ftef Ai.AT and Nty iswiE Vance hlcbic Nancy Good
wan Asa SIi and Frances hrs wiic, James Goodman sa
Maria his wife. Niche 9Inu9n. Luln !tampef and Eul, his
.ie John Cafes and Polly hs wif;, Thomas SisgErr and
'ancy hs '7iin Junci Maupo, Fou'nine Maupn. Pnnck
"'aupn. william Martna ~ sally his wife, Richard Day and
Patsy lis wc, Zoe hpin and Polly his vie Nancy fitLis
icrs'vctf'r s1d |afy lbs vito, sally Smiih I'D John
WDo1, u having rt.'rl their earauce and pve grcafy
a,cmrag 10 liw aud We re Of s comt an4 sppearrt 10
me satisfied on uf the cyt. thar tcy MT ihans Of this
,'ae thc motion ~ tie u1ntn hy his counscl IL ofecd
a TIC s1d last named dchran ~ no Rto nn inhabitants OF
MS sac 40 appcn hero tie fret day o. Aucss, cour; r
l arc' Inc vi ofihe plaintiff and that copy of this order
Gu o, Jr tvo months ,uccesvty and uos,cd AZ rc Con,
o'T oi ne courthouse 81 This comfy, court dag
% COPY Te.'e. J6'lN HUNTER, c .. c
: PJ'JoD PIsIS1lNG e.v'locd ~ w. N,g onics
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-24

Take pleasure 10 announcing TO my clients in the
IL Cour ofAppeais and Court OF Chanccry, that my
friend JosN KosExrsoN, Esq has consented to attend
TO my eases 10 those courts To those of them who
may not be acquainted with Mr. Robertson, beg
leave to say that his talents, professional skill, aud
attention 10 whatever nc undertakes, cannot fail to
render the change advantageous one to then.--
w nth wow TO save trouble To lim as far possi-
bic, all papers not filed in the suits, will be le!t with
my brother David May of Petersburg, who will give
any intorniaton in his power respecting them.
Richmond, June IL. ste j. +. MAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-24
IRON CASTINGS

E Subscriber informs the public. that he continues IN
carry on The IRON FOUNDRY near the savaae
Factory where he makes Son Iron CASTINGS fof Ma
Smncy oi all descriptions. All orders sent 70 him The
Fonhdry, to Mr GEORGE Williams No. 4 Bou.
wharf Baltimore, for Castings will meet with rnmc-
os'e s"eniiun aud the Castings delivered there free Of
expense TOR transportation. JONATHAN BONNET.
Baltimore, jar. IS, 1920. iafol
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-24

TO THE PUBLIC.

Mail Coach Line FROM Guyandotic 10 !Staun-
tom, Three Times Week.
T>fiE subscribers have established Line OF Post
Il Coaches from Guyandotte to Siaunton which IN
stead OF running t'oice week only, stated in for.
mer notice, will, for the greater accommodation Of the
traveller, and to prevent unavoidable delay the
road, perform the route three times week.
The Line will pass through Charleston, and from
thence, by the Lick,s and the State Turnpkc TO
l,ewishurg and the principal Medicinal Springs, Ia
wit: the White Sulphur, the Hot, the Warm &c. To
Stanton.
i viii leave Guyando.tc every Tuesday THURS
day and Saturday, at . clock, 4. NJ, and on It's
return, will leave Stanton every Wednesday, Fri
day and Sunday, ut the same hour.
At Stnunon the Line r.ects The Charlottesville.
Richmond, and Fredericksburg Lines, also running
three times week.
J'to -out-. hon CiuyanIo;te 10 Stanton. will b.
performed N five travelling days (the 9TH day in each
week beng necessarily resting day. and from Staun-
ton to- Richmond, Fr",lerickahurg, in two DAYS
and from Richmond 10 the City ct Washington IN
20 hours, and from Fredericksburg L. the i'itv in
elgh; hours
There WI! be nigh, travelling throughout The
route.
Persons ascending the Ohio on ,hnir way 10 The
North, will find this route very pleasant and cheap
one. And those who may wish 10 visit the Sprinps
are informed, that, exclusive at this Line they can
gencTaily he accommodated, short notice, wi'
good eafrt Coaches TO those Watering places.
And the public assured, that IN intention TO tho
accommodation and comior; of the passengers 50 far
as good Coaches and Teams, ana skul attentive and
sober Drivers can afford them. the hnc shell not bc
interior any other III the State.
PORTER e. BELDEN
frOmie'oTs from GuyaHdoi:s 70 the Harm Spring..
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N1RGlNiA.-At q superior cuurt OF cnnI,.,.rC
holden at the Cupl'Ci III the city Of Richmond.
OF Monday, March 3oth, 1899.
Lewis Webb, adm de bons non with the - III annex
ed OF Thomas Webb, decd also adm'or of William
Webb, decd. who was brother of The said Thomas
Webb, dec ii, AID icgatee under his iil also adm, or
oi John Webb, decd, who q bro'nor 81 the said
Thomas webb, ana iegatcc under his will; and also
adm or or Nary Snnh, who survived her husband
Samuel Smith, and Inch Mary Smith was sister of
The said Thomas Webb, and lcgatee under his will
Elizabeth Vas, late Elizabeth Webb, who was a sis.
ter oil tie said Thomas W cbb. and q cnpce under
his WILL Mosby Sheppard, sheriff o. HenI!cc county
end as such, adrnor Of Francis Webb deed: also
adin'or of Jane NJ. Ttnstall. decd late Jane NJ
Webb; also adm or OF Lucy Gray, decd, late Lucy
WEBB; and james Webb. William Webb Georoo
Webb and Mary Throcknorton, late Mary Webb
widow Of Albion 'rhrocknorton, decd which said
Francis Jane NJ, Lucy, James, William Georpe
and Mary, Were tie children Of lanes WEBB dec H.
who was brother Of the said Thomas Webb dec d.
aud which said Francis, Jane NJ. and Lucy were
and the SAID James, William, George and Mary are,
legatees under the viii of the said Thomas Webb
decd, and Lucy L.. Minor, admx dc bnnis non wit,
the Will annexed of Ogorion Cosby, decd, PTS.
dgftina
Edward Coston and Tiroinss VI. Colston, Execu-
tors Of Raweigh Uols;om deceased, who was al min.
istrItor, with the VIII annexed, Of Thnmas Wcbb
deceased and surviving partner Of tie mcrchanjIe
frIo Of Webb and Colstou, dts
This cause came OH fis day. g. BE- fur!.,er heard
on the papers formerly read, and the decree of the
Superior Court Of Chon;cry, holden at Winchoa:,r
Of the first dayofn cenber ST. pronounced in con-
formity with TIC decree ofihe Supreme Court Of An
pcais' Of ihe 5th OF june, in he same year. aud was
argued b. couDseE On Consideration whereof the
Court doth aduagc, order and Decree that the 20
ports ofCm1uiss'.ncr Bent, made IL his cause, be
re-cCnriIttcd 70 Commissioner Of this Cont, and
that he do reform, amend. and corrcct the accounts
contained in the said Reports, and which arc drcc.
ted to Dc reioTncd by The said decree according to
the principles aud directions, stated and l.ci1rcd
therein and il the decree referred 80 lcrein and 8,
ne make repor. thcreoFto this Courf. with any mat.
ters specially stated deemed pertinent by himself or
which may be r7qaircd by the partrJ b. 50 stated
Cory. Te'tc. WLtti'i &. Pg.D1Erax, r.. C..
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TO PRTNTERS

yHNHE Printing Establishment Of the WESTERN
- WRGlNlAN" is offered for sale. II is located at
Chafes'own kenawha coUuiy aud the great line of
commune alton through Virginia fron East West The
nearest competing establishment 10 the State, about ono
bundled miles distant a6d the whole neghboriug coun-
ty believed 10 b. rapid improving IN nteigcncs IT,
Plumbers, and in weah.
For terms, and other inornatcn addtess the s,bsc-
Der (post paid Ksnawha e. II. Virginia.
hpfi lst, 1879. MASON CAMPBELL
" The publication Of The Western Vi,.n.an will be
continued heretofore should sale o. ths establish
nient be rf-ecttl.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-24
SPRLMII'S ST1GE


'HHlS stage will hereafter run TWICE each week 10 and
from FlUcks, where IL with the line from
Lyoehbug to Nashville, &C. and LcwisbuIg, where viii
connect with Poers line Of coaches which runs 10 the
Ohio TiveE
FARE For esch person there will DO charged for
passage in the stage,
From Lewisbufg to White Sulphur so
White Sulphur to Sweet Springs az 90
Sweet Springs to Finc9stle, 200
Fincastle to Flueks, 4 on
Lewisbuig 20 Union 95
do. Salt or Sweet Sulphur I go
White Sulphur 10 Union SO
Salt Sulphur 70 Sweet Springs 4 IN
The stage will alternately run from tho suect sn,nr.
by way Of the w Sulphur the Salt SULPHUR and baft!
and by the Mill Gap and union. -
Each passenger will hc allowed To take 2OB, Of bs0
gage free Of charge but all that will be charged %,
~ the rate of cents per ID. PEI. 100 miles. Tbo.s vt
hr fesss their flames tive places where tho s,ate sou
shall have the preference. % V'
lhrfe van bo good aud careful drivers and the hos,
borses ~ Virginia + y f,AtnyvpSS
S'b month 23h, 1920 '
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Proprietor tiore nc J''r-u Springs 10 Stauxo,,
Richmond, Va. June ~ 1929 = 3,o
ETIFrl NI5LI Ms FEW AVD.-T0Si!S IN d. -,

nin1 10 ,, IA, 49, - " a ", ie eve
and t''s City, hrvr calf >kn rOCktr BOOK with the
name ot Sdncy w Go"twn uri':i ice,n Containing Two
i''ed anu Eitv, nr go tnnrrtd and i-tvvr Dollars
in Bank Noe Bond drawn ny Weston TART of Kim a
Queen IN favor 1T ; w. tIuodSn, nr Twelve toa.s dated
anout me Isl 49, also Siry bills an menoanus OF no
use ou' 10 ne '"nef ID" Notes, rrcol,rcrd
CONSISTED OF one S'oo' one $50. ami tire balance tens and
h'eS, virginia, aif mr. ien dollar Baltimore note
The hnfer 10y returning The contents 70 me az, er
at the Store OF BiDI, Tres ., 20. shall rcreve the above
reward. Tt-a,nort I6- T,.ro IQ,q =,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-24

comprising of the largest, most general and de-
sirab!c stocks Of Spring Goods they have ever offer
ed for sale. A more particular advertisement viii
appear in few days. april %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-24

|s'iE Subscriber boys ic,,po 70 inform his friend.
and ihc public, thar nc has removed TO this civ.
and VIII practice law IN NJ he courts which, arc
holden herc--ond ~ The courts OF Hanover.
Those Who la'rus, i.iin with tuc iaana5oncni ri
iAe'r husncss, my rely rpnn The .deten attention.
luuc cGi N. I,HIEGS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-24
Co1Ilfls3lOsEn 5 OrtIcr,
RicImond. I5N .II.lII

I7''''7l'N''i I3I's 'IIyl IU-U. \
above order, arc hereby nOti6rl that hive apuoin-
ted Monday, the 10th July next, 70 colnncnee the
same at this Office, at which time and place hcy are
hereby required 70 attend hearing Of tie matters
IN Tcierenco NY Firtue Of the said order, before me
duly prepared with all necessary documents. add
proofs too enable me 60 perform said ordcf.
- TIOMAS GREEN. Cnintlf.. nm.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-24
OLIVER A. SHAW.

~ Persons residing distance Richmond are refer
red Tor information concerning the qualifications and
Mr.. Shaw instructor, the Rev jeremiah Day D. D.
L. H. ID. President of Yale College, of which Mr. Shaw il
graduate, Belamn Slan James L. Kinrey EsqYs Pro-
lessons ~ The College, 70 the Right Rev. Bishop Moore the
Rev Mtssrs Stephen Taylor, Wm Armstrong aid Croes g.
H. Bacchus and j. Nj Wickham, Escrs aud Doctor 81 Page
OF this city, and the following gentlemen of this CITY, who
among the patrons Of Mr. Shaws Classical aud Maeati.
cal Academy the Hon. VIM B0ckenbrough John Wick.
BAN and Chapman Johnson, Esqs. Doctors William Tazc-
well and john Dove, Richard Anderson Geo. Fisher Rober,
Gwathmey Thos Taylor, Nicholas Mills Gus,avgs Lucke and
X. &. Giliaw EsgTs. NAV 5
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-24
5 FRESH SPRING GOODS.

LNLEMlNG & EDWIN JAMES e. co. Mar
kct Square,) have jus, received
BeiUecn and 500 packages of
- FRESH DRY GOODS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-24

Mail Coach LINE FROM Guyandotte TO Sta,ut-
fon,y Three Times Week.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-03
DR.. [G w ELLIS
Y VEGETABLE MEDICIyE
GENERALLY.

Montgomery co. Upper Dublin Township
60. September g. 1927
DIR. Howell--Sir:
have been recommended call on yo,,
for assistance for child OF mine Nho is smile,
10 fits. She was taken with them when all,
four months old, aud has them by SPELLS .yas
since. She is now three years old. | Inv
had three Physicians 10 attend her, but all 10
no purpose. The child is hearty, with The 81,
ception ofihose spells. Please 10 send IN. =
few lines by The bearer, expressive OF your on
mon whether you can cure or help her.
Yours, ISAAC WOOD.
This child who had been subject TO yiole,.
hts for period of more than Two years. was
entneIy restored to health in few days, md
has continued free from them ever since.
CERTIFICATES
have seen Mr.. Woods child repea,e,uo
since, and aver tina, she was entirely cured ~
DR.. Howell, as represented in the aforesaid
tatement
The case of Mr.. Woods child, while il NAV
Justly excite our admrarlUn, is one which I
consider as marked with striking features A,
the ea,ly age of four months she was seized
with fits. aud suffered to adislressing degree bv
the violence Of The paroxysms Noiwithsland.
ing the efforts ot three very respectable nm.
fessonal gentlemen, the paroxysms continued
to recur after the usual intervals. and with the
usual degree of violence. This state of things
continued until the child reached her Ord wear
that is for more than Two years DR.. Howell
was AZ length eonsulte but at a time when lii.
lie hopes we're entertained by the family that
any e1e ctaal service could be rendered b, hn.
man agency. But 10 he self graduation of,he
parents and the happiness ofihe little sufferer
complete, thectual and permanent relief was
ALMOST mnediateIy obtained. After he e,hi,
biiion OF few doses OF ihe me diciae, her health.
was established. period oil nine months hes
since elapsed without a return ofthe paroxysm.
OF even symptom of the complaint. Having
knowledge o' the fact md acquainted with
the circnmstace of the case, chcerirlly sub.
scribe to the reality and ectness Of the fore
going statement JOHN FIELD.
PHILADELPHIA, July 4, 1929.