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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-05

NihGINlA: AT a superior court of chancery holden a,
the Capitol IN the city of Richmond, on the Sis,
day of January. 1923: William Manu-, in his our
right and as ex'or Of James Mann deed, pit. against Ben
Jsm,n Mann !" his own right and as ex'or of James Mann
deeo' WIN frueheart, late sheriff of Hanover county and
as such administrator of John Mann, deed. Martha Var.
ringten, who was Martha Mann, a ustin Porter and Fan.
ny ms vile, Elizabeth Wade, vino was Elizabeth Man,
Reuben Burton, eXoe Of Thomas Wade Jamss NJ,
EhZahe'h Mann, aud Adeline Mann, Crnrre Gilman
VIM Gilman aud Mily Gilman, Thompson Mann.
~ 80 ''Hs"e' ms wiie, Moore and Judith
ms wife, Wan Alhnn, George Mann and Sa rah Mann.
Paike Street and Temple Elliott, John d.. Brown. FIs.
ming Brown, Thomas Cswthorne, Ann Mann. widow Of
James Mann, Elizabeth who interna rried win
JUDY, George, William aud Sally Mann, children al,
George Mann, decd, dts.
inns cause in which the plaintiffs appPar IN bsy. ~
ceeded in the mode prescribed by Law against the d,.n-
dan's Austin Por'er and Fanny his wife, lanes M,nn
george Gilman, VIM Gilman, Miliy Gilman, Thompsoo
mann, Martin aud Elizabeth his wife, Moore
and Judith his wife, VIM Mann, George Mann. SAT-
Mann aud Thomas Cawthorne who are ou, of this orn.
try, and as TO the other defendants on the several dc c,.,a,
orders taking the bill for confessed as TO them. a -. 49,
inns day 10 be heard on the bill aud exhibits, and aa,
argued ny counsel; on consideration whereof. IN. n
doth order, that one Of its commissioners do stat. ,h. -.
verai accounts between The pa rites in the bill me,,ioosJ
and report the same to the court, with ~ .at,e,s 49,.
ciahy stated, deemed pertinent by himself or which rnsv
De required by the pa rites TO be so sta ted.
copy Ies'e' Wan G. PENDLETON, C. G.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-05

N~lk0lNIA;-At a superior court OF chauceIy holder
athe capitol in the city of Richmond, on Wednesday,
June ioih, 1872; Richard Boyd, pltE against John d.
Hawkins and Alexand Boyd, dts.
This cause came on this day to be hear ri on the bill
taken for confessed as to the defendant Alexander Bovd.
the answer of the other de fendant, with the reDlica, ion
thereto, exhibits and examinations Of witnesses. and was
argued by counsel: On consideration whereof, the cour,
do'h refer the accounts between the parties, to one Of
the commissioners, who is directed to examine, state and
settle the same, and make report thereof 70 the court.
with any matters specially stated deemed pertinent, by
h'iIsei' or which may be required by the pa ries TO be 30
stated.
a Conx. Tesie. MM. q -PRzn1r1n-
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Land and Ncgroes nl .N,lclinn

- -
n pursuance Of a decree Of the County Court nj
= Henrico, in the case Of Adams and others. VS.. Car.
rington and others, | shall, as Commissioner named
IN the snid decree, proceed to sell, at public auction.
at The Court House Of the county Of Monroe. on
Monday, the 2lst day Of September next, one Tract
Ci Land, belonging TO the estate Of Tabitha Adams
deceased, containing nine hundred and 61y. eight
acres; about two hundred acres are under cultivation.
ana on which, there are several comfortable dwell
ing houses, With the necessary ont houses. This
properly lies within three miles Of the Sweet SpriuD,.
anu IS sam to be u'ountain land Of the first quality.
reIsonS wishing to view it, are referred to Mr.. Jacob
pTemises. S "" '"c
nnd on Monday, The 28tb day Of the same month.
~ Tue town o. stanton, ns Commissioner oforesaid
shall sell, al public AUCTION, five sIavcs cotsi.'inI
OF Two men, one woman, md two girls.
Ihe slaves wan be sold for ready money-tbe land
on a credit OF one and two years, the purchaser to
give bonds, with approved security, and a deed of
trust upon the property. TO SECURE the purchase mo-
ncy. possession VIII DC given on the first day Of Jan
nary next. q. NJ. CARRINGTON, Comm.
aug I7-2aw10t
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NOTICE.-MRs. NELsoV continues he;

NELSON continues her
Boarding Establishment adjoining the Wash
ingtonT Tavern, within 6fty yards ofthe Capitol Square
She will be prepared to accommodate, in the best
manner: a number of the Members of the Con yention
and Legislature, with their families, if required.-
Good stables, and carriage hooses well suppiied with
provender and careful Holsters. ano = c16,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-05
NOTICE.

bES leave 10 inform chose whom II NAV interest, tina, I
nave declined business, having disposed of my stock in
ior 10 or IL years
Mr. Saaxay is authorized to settle any transaction, or open
good against
aug II WM. n. FITZWHYLSONN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-05

n Henrico county court, Aug. 18th, 1929: john w. Smith,
Il pit. against Georgiana Catherine Jones. an Infant bv iohr
Q. Miosby, sheriff oil the county of Hendco, her g,iatdian nd
i Il assigned by the court to defend her in this suit Samuel
The defendant John EsieIl, not having entered his ,nnea,
anee and gwen secnrity according to the at OF assembly and
, ,s ' Sn o. WI court ana II appearing by satisfactory evidence
that ne rs not an inhabitant of this county; il is ordered. liza,
me a'd defendant do appear here ON The frs, day of the mex,
november term, aud answer the bill Of the plaintiff and liar n
copy OF this order be forthwith inses ted in sunie news,,aper pub.
iished IN the city of Richmond, for two months sutccessivcIy.t and
posted at the front door of the court house of this county.
% A copy. Tes,e, CHA'S WILLS, Dpy. Ck.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-05

VIRGINIA; At superior court of ehancerv bold., a.,
1ie capitol in the city Of Richmond, on Wednstds.
March 18th, 1899: Richard Lyon, PHI. against Rohs,,
q. Gibson, dr..
On motio0 Of The d%efrBdanf, by counsel, and il appeat.
ing to tie satisfaction of the court, that security given NV
the plaintiff loT prosecuting the INJUNCTION, awarded him
~ ms cause, IS Insufficient To secure the payment Of the
money sought 70 be injoipod, the court doth order. thar
unless the plaintiff give other security unexoeptionnhle.
WITHIN tehiy days aGer he shall have been served with a
~ ~ .'sotpe. for prosecuting the said Injunction, thar
STAND dissolved as an act Of this day.
: |"W' res'e, WM. @. PENDLEroN, G, c.
Mr.. RICHARD HGoN, 81, Ihov.
ofdef "f cont, OF whieb 4 take this mode NJ oivioo CO..
noiiees agreeabiy 90 the Rrt Of the General A.ssmhiy ~
W such case made, Won being At this
VINE resident without the said commonwealth. -
"4' q ROBERT q. GIBSON.
or JODPKTNTING executed a, the WI5r-oa--
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JOHN 7. ADAMS

) located in Williamsburg, and offers his proses.
sional services to the public. He will practice
Court held in that city, and in the Superior and In.
ferior Courts OF the counties of James CITY. York
Warwick and Gloucester. AL communications nd.
dressed to him, post paid, will be punctually attend
Gu 10 ann 95-2tcx
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ENTERTAINING KNOWLEDGE.

VIE Library OF Entertaining knowledge, vol LIST, par, l,,
u published under the superintendencc of the society for The
diffusion OF Useful knowledge, n. Bsousham, ESQ. & IL. S,
NJ 4 Chairman, Lord John Russell, NJ. z. Vice Chairman, sc.
ALSO,
10. 40, Library of Useful knowledge. received Al, NAsp,S
Where subscriptions arc taken 10 bUh the above Invaluable aud
cheap publications. arg ~
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Manufacturing Company, have in store a supply
OF heavy Cotton OLnaburgs, intended particularly for
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Factory prices, viz; ~
For all numbers from 5 TO 10,
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- 6kS SxkAHLE
'VNlE subscriber has purchased the Horse MIR
and Livery Stable formerly owned by Mr.. Jno.
BLACKWELL, lon the cross street leading from the Old
Market to tire Dock, opposite to MI. Richard Arm.
strong's Tavern9 where he is prepared TO receive
horses ON livery on the most reasonable prices. He
mas good and careful ostlers. a large and commodious
stable, and pledges himself to keep the best grain and
provender the market affords. The stable will he
under the management of Mr.. Richard Hazlewood,
VINO pledges himself that every attention shall be
PAID to horses entrusted 10 his care, and solicits the
continuance of former customers to this establish
ihent, ana hopes by unremitting attention to merit
a share OF public patronage. He also informs his
friends and the public, that he has supplied his stable
with horses, gigs, &c. for hire at the usual prices.
JAMES EVANS.
me stable, Lot and situation are peculiarly
attention will be paid. sen, : ow6w
oNNEI bOAftDS.-Ju Received a iew groce OF
sept2 J. "a NASH.
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Urocer and Conimission Merchant, !
te his friends and the public generally,
~ q we'll selected assortment Of CROCERJES
et wholesale and retail, all ercept ardent spirits'
special attention viii be paid to any produce consirn-
Gu 70 him, w,ih the exception a5ope made. and receive
anu forward goods to persons in the upper country
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FLORIDA Waterloo. ~ Blamire has lust re-.
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red for its delicate %perfurse. juiv IL
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Aud all other in propo ton. Old metal received in en-
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the sale of the Washington Press invented by Samuel
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P%fopre,ers of papers who will publish this advertisement
three times, will be allowed two doliar rs in settlement, Of
tneIr accounts. or in articles from the Fnmndix. a2R e.
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For all numbers from ) 10 10.
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aug l8-w5tc WORKMAN 81 McGRUDER.
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IL persons having claims against the Estate of VIM. New
purf, iate oil fowhatan county, or the estate of Sarah \.
Ncwbusn, decreased, are requested 10 exi,ibi, them 10 me s;,hir
~ eive mosths from the date thereof This notice will he Mead
AZ "n ~ The Claims o! althose who neglect this notice.
WILL. BOILING, Administrator
stt .EeA with tho Wi, annexed OF Wm. AIcyburn- dec.
at and Executor of Sarah II. AIewhuu.
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PRINTING TYPES, PRESSES. 10.

PRINIlNG TYPES, PRESSES, &c.
Nv M. HAGER g. co. offer for sale at their Type and
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a complete assortment OF Printing Types, from ii lines
plea TO diamond, at the following prices, 6 mos. credit, or
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fIon English tn Diamond, on a metal which they Will,
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The priess Of other descriptions NJ Types are propor.
tonsbly reduced.
Old Tyre received 10 paymen, a, o cents per H..
July ~
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Soochland. 2ot, August, l8a9-w6ic
NETT HERRlNGS.-6O Bbls. of nett
hesrlngs, will be inspected this morning, and
offered for sale on the Dock, by
sept 2 JAS WINSTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-14

THE unparalleled reputation Of this medicine is
such and its pre-emlneni virtues well es
tabshad. and fully ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS intclligen
public, that it is scarcely necessary 10 say any thing
furth = than that 1t is \ SOVEREIGN REMEDY
In Diseases oithc Liver: Debility resulting from nten-
perance and dissipation: Old and mvcteratc Ulcers:
Pains in the Bones, attended with swelngs of the
joints lndigestion Blochcs on the Face Pimpes &c
syphilis: Cuiancos diseases generally, and letter in
particular Mcrcurial and Scrofiilous complaints
The certificates Of wonderful cures performed by
the CatholCOn have become numerous, as 10 pre-
clure their ms rton in any newspaper and has made
~ necessary tor the proprietor to print them in a
pamphlet of about 100 pages. THIS VIII be forward
ed a. soon possible the several Agents for IRA
utous distribution, aud must, pcrus;I, strengthen
the good opinion now entertained by the friends Of
this medicine, and disarm, is hoped. the prcjud-
ces of those who view with dStrust any medicine not
known IN what is called regular practice" Facts
are stubborn things, and cannot he rainsaid.
At the earnest solicitation of members of the med
zeal faculty, and others who nave witnessed the aston
smng cures effected by the use Of the Vegetable
Catbollcon, and who anxious that its benefits 10
mankind may be more widely diiused. tho proprietor
hos consented 10 reduce the retail price to TWO
DOLLARS per bottle; and this will he done with
out III airy way deteriOrdting the quality of the med
lclne or redVCnG the size Of The bOtiie as has been
materially done in the case of Swaim's Panacea.
dgeatstor he sale Of PoerS CdfLoeon q ciou
dio agents for Scaia's Panacea.
81 retail more than do.tu bottles Of Your Caocon where
sell oee bottle Of swans anacea and feel great pleasure
informing YOU that in which the Ca
tholicon tried il has produced decided benefit"
Coud afford TO reduce the price Of your Catholron
two dollars should frequently prescribe my patients
and tins would also be done 10y number of oer physicians
this tom and vicinity who have used with the best effects,
after all tic other Panacea aud the Compound Syrup of Sar-
saparila had failed d"
An eminent phys ' have known cveal per.
formed ny the Of your Catolicon, which had previously
resisted the ordinary prescriptions Of the faculty. and have
never known it 20 pro luce injurious g1ecfS"
The ABOVE invaluable medicine he constantly had of
=. I. BIAMIRE,
i'm ~ Opposite the Y igie Hotel Richmond.
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System Na,srA aieccs Phannacy Including trans
actions OF the Ednbureh london and Dublin lhannaco-
teasBy John Murray, NJ d., Fellow of tho Royal College
Physicians Of tho Royal Society of Edinburgh the Geological
Society of London, &C. Lectures Chemistry and Mate
ria Medica and rharn'aey FROM the fourth and Edinburgh
Editons with Notes and Additionally john Beck, NJ D.,
Professor OF Matera Medca i'm the University Of the State Of
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Manuel Of General Anatomy; containing concise des
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NJ. ID.
Manuel Of Practical Obstetrics; arranged afford
concise and description of the of Prefer
natural sbos preceded by account of the Mechanism
Natural Labour from the French of Jules Hain Doctor of
Medicine ofthe Faculty Professor Of Obstetrics aud OF
the Diseases Of Women and Children. &c &c-By s. d. Ross
nj. D.
Whepleys Compend Of History, tenth Edition. with coec-
lions and important additions and improvements Rev
Joseph Emerson, Principal of the Female Seminary
field 1.-TWO volumes in one)
Hales History of the United States from their
rs Colonies 10 the close of the with Great Britain
10 which IS added Questions adapted the of Schools
complete Dictionary Of Music; which is prefxed Fa-
ioiar Introduction To the first principles ScenceBy
Thomas Busby Mus Doc first Edio;Just recc.
we'd, and for sale al the Bookstore of
mar II PETER COTTON
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II History of the Greek Revolution!
HOMPlLED from Official documents of the Greek
~ Government, "Sketches of the War in Greece -
by Philip James Green, Esq. late British Consul for
Patras IN Greece and the recent publications of Mr.
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Pecchis, Rt. Hon. Col. Stanhope, the Nc dern Ira
weller, and other authentic sources, by John L. Com
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Greece; also a copperpatc engraving, representing
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81 rous battle between the fleet of the Allied Pow
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LEWIS WEBB s. co.
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VRGINA: Al rules holden in the ierk's office of N.
superior court OF chancery for the Richmond district,
the ih day OF July, 1923: John Baylor aud George D.
baylor pts. against Robert Pollard, James Brown in hrs
right, aud xor Of Robert Button surviving pa,,s
of Donald Burton, Samuel BTandlum, Thomas Pinkeron
and Daniel Bell, assguees OF Donald Burton
dts r'''
The defendants Samuel Brnndrum, Thomas p;nkero,
and Daniel Bell having their and
given security according the of assembly and the
rules OF this count and appearing by satisfactory evil
dencc, that they nha this country; il s
ordered that the said defendants appear here on the
nsi day oi the next term, and the bill OF evu,
hen by the plaintiffs; and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in newspa pr published IN the c,
oi Richmond for two months successfully, and posted az
The front door of the capitol in the sold city.
o. copy Teste, VIZ. G. PENpLEroN G G.