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Delaware advertiser and farmer's journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-12


Judge fraii, in his "Lsticrs from he Wsst,"
thus describes the passage Of emigrants to our
back country
"Each raft Con the ohio) was eighty or ninety
feet long, with small house on it, and on each
was a stack OF hay, round which several horses
and cows were feeding, while the pioughs, wag.
ons, pigs, children, and poultry, carelessly dis
tributed, gave 10 the whole more the appear
ance of a permanent residence than Of caravan
OF adventures seeking home respectable
looking old lady, with "spectacles on nose" was
seated on q chair at the door of one Of the cab
ins, employed in knittingi another female was at
the wash tub, the men were chewing their to-
bacco, and the various family vacations seemed
70 90 on like clockwork. In this manner these
people bring their own provisions, their raft
Aeats with the stream, and honest Jonathan, sur
rounded with his scolding, grunting, squalling
and neighing dependents, floats TO the point
proposcd without leaving his own fire side"
The following aneedote Of Mfr. Randolph is
given in the New York Morning Courier on the
authority Of correspondent at Washington
while he was at a boarding school in Virginia,
ne as well as the other scollars had frequent &C.
oasion 10 complain Of the butter, with which
shev were supplied, and as is customary in such
establishments, the complaints received but IT.
lie attention. Finding all remonstrances una
calling, q combination was formed not 10 use
The butter, but to besmear the walls OF the study
and corridor with it. Amongst the conspira.
mrs Randolph was pre,eminentI and succeeded
Delaware advertiser and farmer's journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-12

George Wolf, of Northampton County. hay-
ing a majority Of all the votes given, was de-
cIared to be duly elected as the Democratic
Candidate for the Office Of Governor of Pennsyl'
yana.
a resolution was offered by Mr.. Nicholson,
Delaware advertiser and farmer's journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-12

Why is a.man working beneath a "a gun
ship on the stocks, like one Ia great troubies
Dye give it upa-Becsusu he is labouring
under great hard. shif.
Delaware advertiser and farmer's journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-12

otcFethFy Of pfatcl
N. b. Licenses are now ready for deliv-
cry at the Office Of the Clerk of the Peace,
for New Castle County.
Delaware advertiser and farmer's journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-12
THE STEAM ENGINE.

n. CAREY. Secretary.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-06
PROSPECTUS
r., ~ IL, , - IEhAKf AND SCIENTIFIC JOURNAL.
o. PH6AS9sa iceekty at the Upersy of Jirp,, ys,
l,,,,, the hHe Of -
lille VIRGINIA LITERARY MuSE.Ty

I9athai 81 6eiLeS-L eiSes, .4yts end Science g.
,rnss ana OF ms S2ArliA ti t ro msceiin aeors
reader ana encourage a taste FOR polite literature
IL Will rely chiefly for its support the Professors of te
University, whose minds kept Of inquiry, by
the Lectures required OF them, expected atpfd
original and interesting Contributions on al the nnporfst
branches OF Leaning Science.
The Scientific portion Of the work will seneray be of
popular Character but, should occasionally diSS,s
1ns which, accoun; OF their novelty pnance may
also interest the adept will he the the Editors 10 MAKE
such articles, far may be practicable nielgibIe AMI
Instructive To the general reader.
hist the Journal viii be principally devoted to esnerul
topics o. Moral or Physical Science, lilology end Polite
rure tie Editors will be nnindf our local and pec.
liar They will endeayor TO collect and diue VIII,
Information they concerning the history Virginia ana
tie other Statcleir first Selement-teir uosress a Colo
MES and as independent Siates-hcir recIcs ~, a,rr
Manners DIaeciher Statistical "Details and Natural phe
no'nea such depository is much wanted The isforns
Ton, Winch now lies scattered individuals If cnecfeu
would she'd light the past history and present
buttons. - -'-
part OF the Journal will Communicate information eonce,
ns tine UnlSersyihe of instruction nurSed ~
several fToieSSogsAleetgs of the Fxa;ns
oSSatnes and Regulations of the Unyersiy-lsts of pro-
lessons and Students-honoTaTy distinctions and coca opslv
such productions of the Students may possess s,al n
MS information, peculiarly uteTesinI 10 the P5res fnd
uGaHaiS OF the Students, will be unacceptable to tho
pune Lhe douFA may also by RECEIVING
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% IeBGeT an important service 10 the Education
la'ty totics and Controversial Theology m be cxcudeS.
ot such exclusion will religious or -
o. general Character, discussed an ah;t
me Journal viii consist of sixteen ages al oayo web
y ana al TIE end OF the year Index VIII be furnished 50
'sat u wal forIn considerable volume, ann,raliy
me ernco subscription will he dollars per auourn
N aus on the delivery OF the nth The work TO he
obtained ~ sN NeS"
Communications, post paid, be addressed o the Fast.
oil ue Virginia Literary Museum, University OF Virginia
University of Virginia. Feb &c 1929
@ Editors favorable interests of Iiteratura and -
SJCe VIII obi by giving ton above p-osrfr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-06

The .Neso maps gf YDgvnin. Henine,s Sl.t,.,,, n,
large, Gthasrs and Raslioiph's Rspoxfs az C.
argued and determined in tle Cou,t, OF .gAos,f.
Journdis 9f the Senate and House of Bsieynfe, an
Virginia, from 1875 10 1880 ineIusipe and of NJ
Connections Of I775-6 and 1885, N
VIE Legislature having directed the sale oftheso
Maps and Books, many of which were purchn
SGD by the State to insure the publication thew re
offered to the public ut Except the Journals) much
less than costs aud az the proceeds are 10 be applied
70 the increase OF the Library offhe Sateit is hoped
that every Virginia purchaser will be disposed 10
supply himself from this source.
Ofthe large Mup of Virginia, so Justly admired
Tor ITS general accuracy aud beauty of execution bait
a hmited number OF copies remain for SALE The
Journals which lave been printed at the public ex-
pense embrace the entire period Of our Revolutionary
struggle contain much valuable and interesting mat
ter are no where else to be had, and with the Sta
tntes at large, ouTht to be in the Library ofcyory
Virginian.
The Following are the prices For the large Man
s<o; small Map So; Iienings Statutes at large per
set OF 10 vols. S12; Gilmers Reports 50 per vol :.
Randolph per set offs VOLS $50 or in proportion fo,
any volume except the 5th, which cannot be sold for
less than 80; FOR the Journals per set conprsr W.
quario and three octave vols. SIS, bcin1 no more
than the expense ofprinting and binding
orders addressed to the subscriber ~ the CapitoI
IN IN the City of Richmond, or to Messrs ]. g. j. E.
Heron, corner above the Eagle Hotel will be prompt
ly attended to. VIM r. RICUaPnGoWP'
HaE %a-ot G Clerk Council and Iibra ri an
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-06
TO THE PUBLIC

y'HE subscribers, having purchased the line a;
Stages running between Guyandotte and Lewis.
burg, will, before the first of Nav nexf cor,
mence running the Route TWICE wErK.
The Line will pass through Charleston and from
thence, by the State Turnpike, to Lewisburc and
the principal Medicinal Springs, to wit: the White
Sulphur, the Hot, the Worm, 6sc. to Stauu,on.
II VIII leave Guyandotte, twice week at S o'cioc!s
A. M. oe~'
And on its return, will leave Stauuton twic, n
week. 49,
From Gnyandotte to the Springs there viii be NO
night travelling. -
At Staunton the Line meets the CnnrIoftsvilh,
Richmond, and Fredericksburg Lines, running three
times u week.
The route, from Guyandottc TO Stauniou. will he
performed in fSe days, and form Staun:on. to Rich
mond or fredericksburg, in two days, and from
Richmond, to the City Of Washington, in &c hours.
ana from Fredericksburg, to the City, in eight hours
:, PERSONS ascending the Ohio on their way to the
worth, VIII find this route the plensanest and chean
esa And those who may wish to visit the Sprinrgs
ara Informed, that exclusive of the Line thew can nj
ali times be accommodated, on short notice with
good extra Coaches u those watering places
Anu the public assured that in attention IN the
accommodation and comfort of the pass,.nrers so a.
as good Coaches and Teens, and skif.I and sober
DVers can afford them the line shall not be inferior
to any other i'll the State. -
PORTER G. BELDEN.
Richmond, Va. March 10. 1929 o.r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-06
VALUABLE LAND FOR sALE-rt-, -,

hi,owh and desirable Plantation called Pleasant Meadow
s"uGu IN he county of Amherst, belonging 10 line estate %
Joel rankin, decd, and lying on the N1tsss NJ 49, @
n aGn a G'$ m, hundred ondfyhree This land $
There Is on the act Eve hundred acres of wood land ant H.;
;, ,a u good heart Il will be sold body OF in lots to
sun as there are two settlements ON said and A.,
person or persons disposed pnrchesr win he sor,i
be o ca 0ea nv, W. CSIeT or Hector Akn nisppa,
nan oil ue purchase money IN hand and the baianSe i; -,
r snents with lien to last lyncnrs
AiS h'io 'eHens are two dwelling houses one of ihs, L.
am, connodlols; barn. farnI- house with ali recessar o.
houses W well OF excellent in the yard I'm por, .,
dhd Siu3on this land surpassed by none in the nns
country Should the above property not be disposed Of nr5r
~ we shaii oer al public AUCTION the ne,nis on The
hrSt day OF April next. BY TgE p@; s1l,tl. az lHe
Jan 20 A'iH hf'OtN it-fSs-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-06
Richmond, Va. March 10. 1929.

M ONSlEUR TONSON wall stand tine ene,,;n, CO., 80
1tA al Tree Hill Richmond His season viii
is' o feprary and terminate the July next He
W DE lei 10 naTes at Atty dollars season wi NAV he
discharged by the payment fosy dollars win, dc
Sa DC ns,irea at seventy five dollars yable when the
' " "'0 quinn III
H., The Tree Hill estate has been leased well ENCLOSED BIZ
ue s"ucIie who will furnish pas,uapo Tor ,,o,ss
gratis and stable them in all bad weahei Ibay an -,
fed If required, at Is cents per day. 10y ' NC wen
r'ery desirable Arrangement has made or the ,,.
noda'ion OF mares and the Subscribers viii no W.;
constant personal attentions order thar tey MAJ be ,yeI
treated and returned to their in good order Tie ,rS
sed cannot he responsible for accidents or esape hun viii
use every exerliou 10 prevent both Monsieur Tonson is
ueauIiiu y hi,een ands three inches high nth black is
name ann tail lie finely propooned exhibiting rat no
Ct a beauty throughout his form His blood apearape and
performance cannot he surpassed by any morse ON dc
nellt For Peiqree, &c. see horse bills. O'''''
fAa &C. THOMAS WATSON
icoS-uc AB[ER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-06
IRON CASTINGS

use''oei ,n'ons tilr public, THAT he continues Il,
carry on the IRON FOUNDRY near ,bs S..
esetary where he makes Sofi Iron CASTINGS for NJ
eninefy OF all descriptions. All orders sent TO him al ,h
lys wharf, Baltimore, for Castings will NEE, Win -;
"lae attention, and the Castings delivered there fce
expense ior transportation. JONATHAN RONNEP
- I'.eI 1ah' 60 IozS. laQ2t.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-06
BIGGER'S OFFICE.

20, 49, 40, 46, %, H.
we're the numbers drawn in the Delaware and sof
A. a.. Lottery, Class No. s.
At ,Ss a. 60 49, capital prize, sold and paid euny Lady
~ he ever fortunate and prompt pay LOTTERY an Ey.ly.nsr
AIe0l api THO g. BIGGER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-06
THOMAS WATSON.
ABNER ROBINSON '
Richmond Dyeing Establishment.

~ ~ = 7'''rE' 'eu' y ute y tTel1llH AID FdrDtevs
Bants.
OSEPH WILLIAMS is rrnteCd 20 H. Lii.
~ and gentlemen of virginia. for past IA yours and
hopes continuance of the same: and would THANH
the ladies' sending their silk dresses to have them
Ken TO P'eces which viii enable him to warrant them
10 DC dyed and finished wei as at any establish
mont IN the Union. Canton or stuff dresses not no
cessafy as he has suitable machines to finish them il
sent To INN III the situation above mentioned
IeNieinen are likewise informed, that he scours
and renews in colour coats pantaloons and 49,.
geter with all kinds apparel and if requested renar
them ID the neatest manner AZ usual oil Linds az
piece goods dyed, and hot cold pressed; f,rniture
stuits cleansed and redyed in the neatest manner
n. u Tickets will be issued on leaving the Goods
with nm and requests they will be presented on an
plication for the same ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-06
ANOTHER DRAWJNC

" Ill DC received at my Office TOMORROW at 3 O'clock
pze s5 ooa South Carolina, Class No 3 capiiai
FISHERY" Whole tickets So ~ ~ IL inc oO@'eii
=; tana consolidated Lottery, l4th Class viii be drawn
500 80 city, day after iomurroy--cani,al rr
w. 1000 5000, 1000, and ten prizes Of oEi
"nOe uckeis $40, halves quarters 5O echhs IS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-06
NOTICE.

DURSUANT to a deed of ttis, executed bv Fd,vsrd r
swami, on the Sd day of April 1921 and Admired to
cG9I ON Ae sh day Of the same month in the clerks Office
OF PowIaan county court, win be sold 10 the highest b;jcr
on the premises on Monday, the 18th day If May next a
tract oil Land m sad county, containing 4sO acres living ON
Deep Creek, and within half mile of James rvsyy fb;
land lies wen, divided into four fields under good cners
waercd by excellent springs in most healthy agreeable
ncghbooOd, and bounded by Belle Meade 1.-THE estate ~ ,hc
late Thomas Ialb,) Samuel Swasn, Richard Swami and
Deep Creek There tho premises Comfortable new
dwelling house with rooms and necessary out s
attached also new barn, and tobacco houses succs fer
Inc parties interested agree that the sale shall be made for
ono ourth OF the purchase N hand the balance In and
years. well secured Tho sale will be conducted bv Richard
swami agent for the trustee and such title made as is wasted
y the trust Decd and no ocT, which believed he good
THE TRUSTEE.
ne aoove made by my request and meets my APPRECIATION
80 EDWARD c. SWAMI
EdC Swami viii cell same time the life estate of healing
son % uact oi 90 acres Of the richest creek boo an
reclaimed and adjoining the above on accornu,datng ,s,o
Possession Of both VIII bcgyvn ~ me sow wheat and ssl
Possession a. Christmas ~ M, - s,,"p' r'''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-06
NEW NOVELS.

- AtoRs AND SAINTS, or Matrimonial Nanrvr,s
~ by the author Of Naval Sketch Book ,s vols.
These volumes are the production If true Sailor
who writes ffom the full impulse Of bosom possion,
atcy attached TO his profession and oycrfIoyinc Vi
vacity they abound in accurate and glowing dcscrip.
tons OF the life and habits Of scamen we can readily
conceive the many tedious houra tbcv will bec,,ic
and the bursts Of merrimcnt which they will excite
London Vcctiy ReUfels.
VIC have INDUCED IN many good laugh at the ex-
cclicnt nautical wit and humour in these volumes
London Literary GGxcue,
Further supplies Of Pelham, the Disowned, the
Protestant, and other New Novels received Az
april J. IT. NASHS BOOKSTORE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-06
NEXT SATURDAY.

fH1h great and splendid grand Consolidated Lot,
~, terry class No. IA will be drawn in the c;ty NJ
washington, and the drawing received at B:rSs,.'r
ONCE on Monday afternoons al O'Clock.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-06

~ iioN-Some TIME previous to the 25h March 1897
par ANDERSON gave note TO Benz L. Wallace of this
Cy or not Si3l, which has been paid I'M the se,
ieYSni oil ie account between Barr Anderson and BENZ
49, Is ne note Slr Wallace promised give up 10 the
ss' 81 Barr Anderson be DESTROYED filed away: bnt
as Ne done So of the partners of the late
Vi pT anderson oaGou the public against receiving
* ~ JOHN BARR
W TIE PUBLIC.-Under the head Of caution in the
yesterday " hg notice eppearedcautioning the public
nom receiving note given by Barr 81 Anderson to the bscr
per sometime previous TO the 18th day March 1927 for
aDou S-and this notice signed by DIN Barr onl in
winch he asserts the has since been paid Barr Aaey
SON en- the 24ih day of April 1924 CAV tine due-b on
uemand Tor $3i H. which, If John Bar individually or con-
JulCuvey, WIN his then partner, undertakes to saw has been
pad-e OF they will ASSERT that which true John Barr
appears 10 nave forgotten individual transaction between
MN and myself OF note given by him me pre- yiss 10 the
-4In March OF for $ll4 To- and this the note which
promised TO hand IN TO him, and which certainly did hand in
10 ms agent or clerk the late Mr. Mathew Woodson. the
therefore OF Barr Anderson still due; but to gentleman
owhom passed IT, for valuable considerations And Barr
anderson are stu IN debt independent that denand as
bunal. REM w
April 4-3 - 'A~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-06

o. es on S5oOV 5000 10000, 5000 1910 10 of oOo
&C &c &c can be obtained al ''' 49, AA'''o
ap4 RL1urp,c orEycr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-06
10000 Dollars.
10000 Dollars.
NEXT SATURDAY, the Grand, Consolidated
Lottery, Class No IL, will be drawn
CAPITAL PRIZE 10000 DOLLARS,

Uhote tickets $40, HatreS 5, Quarters 2 So Einhths
25.
All orders post paid promptly attended to. and in
all cases the original tickets will be sent Send your
orders to p. CHUBBS PRIZE OFFICE.
All Kinds Of uncurrent money bought on the lowest
terms at p. Chuhb's Lottery and Exchange Oaicc.
ApTl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-06
SCHENC.

Whole ticket $40, half S, quarter2 so, eighth e5
Tor SAFE In every variety of numbers at The frtu
nate Lottery and Exchange Office of
mar ol-ts THO. b. BIGGER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-06
This Afternoon aft o,clock
DRAFTING today.

DRHWLyNG Toby
$4,000 FOR So
VIE Grand Consolidated Lottery Glass No IL ,y csr,,
,; LAWN ms Day, IN the city ofWashington and the
SSw,n receed a; Bggers Office, Monday afternoon .,
plZe OF $4,000 l prize Of $1,000
~ touo do 4,oIO
oa DO 10000 10 do each of 900
ooo, ooo' 400, and 800, &c, &c. amounting 10
oH'''oo' and all to be distributed in few minutes
Tickets only siO-Sbarcs in proportion
An additional supply ofwhoe tickets and shares
o1o lS Them mail and mos, likely all grand capitals
moment se drawing received AZ The c, or frtna,e Ioy
ap 4-st TJIO ptcCpD
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-06

NEW BOOKS.
"A Journey around my Room, followed by Moe
n turnal Expedition in the same regions, by
Count Xavier de Mastre.
TIE Dreams of Pindus, by G.. w. Clarke
Elements of Physics or Natural Philosophy rene.
raj and medical, explained independently of Tecbn-
cal Mathematics, and containing new dsqusitions
aud practical suggestions, by Neil Arnot, NJ D. First
American from tue third London edition, with add
tons by Isaac Hays, 4. "a, NJ. D., &c.
Ellls's Medical Formiary, and much impro-
we'd edition..
Tales of st. Bernard received at NASH'S.
mar 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-06
S.4LT.

SILT
~ Sacks Liverpool filed salt
Landing from Sehr. Gazctte--for sale by
april sgt DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. Go.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-06

VII, ne Prcs OF subscription the DAILY RICHMOND
he charge for .advertsine Il IS cents for s;o,. ,,;
o. less and 3s for each connuacs daily o,
=, ne. gay Where advertisements inserted only
6yu. 's"''' 'o' eaeh msenon after the
Snnaa Advertiser: are charged so dollars for two squares
WA. proportion for advertisements greater length:
and Lottery Dealers are Chained si0o
W. Inc CONSTITUTIONAL WIG Is published ,wice
payable m'advapcc " ' POI a'"uu''
.o,, cents square. less for the FIRST m
sett1on, and 80 for continuance $50 ' '"'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-06

e S''se WIZ ALTERNATELY run fren he Srcrt Springs,
ny way OF the w Sulphur tho Salt sulub, and hal
and by The Mill Gap aud Union. "'
Zach passenger will he allowed TO take 2O1Bs NJ bsv
gas nee OF ch"fse' hut al hat will b. charged for
= ne 'ae OF CENTS per 10 pcr 100 miles. Tho "a Who
esser their nars ibe places wcc the STAGE s,ous
shall have the preference. f-'
iheie VII he good aud careful dtivess aud Tie he's,
horses ~ Virginia J. T. CATntvPT 80
5ih Month, 9th, 1890
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-06
SIZE 1T .NEWCASTLE.

I III.
IbNHE House and Lots, formerly tho property Of
n William McDougle situated in New Castle.
near the river offered for sale until Monday the
9Th OF April being tho FIRST Monday in the month ON
which day ~ not disposed Of previously they will tc
sod az PpbIc auction TO the highest bidder If said day
be fairs ifnot the next fair day thereaferI An i'm,
poriant staee route to the Northward through Now
castle and Iappnhannock is Just established which
bids lar to be lucrative, and will probably tend
20 restore Tins village to at least its former uon-
scqonce, az other route affords tho same mems
OF expedition from Richmond toward Baltimore
and the other Northern cities. The prom
cFy now offered has been souroc Of gain TO all
tenants since INC death Off late proprietor and to On
industrious man, even with small capital holds ort a
prospect not to be met with every day in times like
the present.
~ Terms, Cash.
&C Persons wishing TO purchase, will apply to Col
Park Street, near Now Castle, or Mcssrs Il. &, a.
Hubbard Richmond, until the day Of sale.
RIcHMoND, March 81. 1899.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-06
SAVAGE COTTON FACTORy

savage Aiannilc,ufins Company are now emeE-v-
ing s''""s ioree IA building Machinery a, III cs,al
iisiiileni, AZ Connection with,
DANIEL HACK,
Ana pledge themselves give general Il;
DESPATCH and in the faithful execution of all orders ara
P Us AVoupie terms as can be afforded nt any o,h.r
MacnIne establishment in the United Slstrs
Apply at tue Factory the " ashins,oo T,,,o;s,.
Road to DANIEL HACK, oIio GEO. WiLIIATSf
Npc, No. Bowiy's whatf.
D. 5000 Machine Makers Will dnd constant eIn.
poy Baltimore. Jan 2G-lafI2t =
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-06
FOR RENT.
.NEW PUBLICgJyONS

AhU'S History Of the Hebrew Connionw eah; translated
from the German, by Calvin T. Stowe, NJ ofthe Theo
logical Seminary, Andoycr
soIy OF the Political System of Europe, and Colonies
nom the discovery OF America the Independence the Ame.
rcan constitutions from the German of A. H. l. Heere vols
system OF Dental Surgery; three parts Dental Sur
gerry as Sciences I'd, Operative Dental Surgery 3D. Pharmacy
Md - ~ - 'N'
The Republic of Cicero translated from the Latin and ac
omPaned with critical and historical introduction bv c. w
eahersohaaush Esq Fellow of the Geological s0ceiy Of
Grammar Of the Latin Language, for the of Colleges
and Seminarics, from C. Zmnu;-aud many
other new publications, received at NASH'S.
ina
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-06
IN Gooehiand County Court, 1sM

Joseph Pollard pit - '''
against
John VI Redosd, Samle Iease and hsr;s * CnGScyGY.
ther Jones, ifs
ms dar came e plaintiff by his aitoneyaSd ,ed his h,
no to the satisfaction of the court ,a, the deem
usn, 'ohn VI hedoId, natant of his STATE h, !.
ordered that Inc said defendant john MI feds,rd 40 .
s On s rst DAY OF May next answer The 6I 81
@ pa anu iai copy of this order forthwith inserted
III ss puDhc newspaper printed civ of Riciond for
t, @ ss.eeesey and than another copy posted al TIE
Iio' door OF The courthouse of his county on two sceesvc
court days and it's further ordered thai the
oSsrw ad Jones do no. pay away secree az
; - sP % any money or effects in their hands, be-
20 Pay 10 the plaintiff the debt in the panis bin menronea
3 cory. Tesc, MAR. W. MILLER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-06
SPRLNG,S ST4GE

ElH Stage will hereafter TWICE each week ,o and
- from Flucks where IL conuccts with the line f,oo,
ynehburg TO Nashville, &c. aud Lewisbue where il win
cannect with Porers limo of coaches, which runs to ,hs
Ohio river w
FARE For each person there vii be esarsrd Tor