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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-10


VIRGINIA; At rules, holden in the cle,ks Office pf the
superior court of chsmcrry for the Richmond district
he 81 day oi June, 1929 jams c. Anthony u ago,,t
Iohn Marshai, Daniel Call aud George Fisher xors of
me hev john Buchanan dec. tlii Carer Susa, Carr,
Mary Garter, and Elizabeth Garter, infant ehilder nj
Cna'es Garter the younger. dec. Robert Randol,h AMI
saabsh his wife, formerly Be- klcy, Walker Tayior aud
nh"oet' w. e his wife, formerly Berkeley, Edmund
ne'Hiry' Ann u. Be'Sley, Robert C. Be,klry Pa,ke F.
DetKey, heirs oi Caihariur S. Berkeley formerly Ca,,..
May w braxIon, Ann II. Lee, Bernard " C,,,.,
Iams Cater, VIM. Ft-hrgh Carter, Hill Care,
Thomas Carter. WIN. T. Wickham and Ann nj, wiz
formerly Garter, aud Edmund ickham and I,cv h{.
"ue' FORMERLY Carter. Nathaniel Buru ell and Lucy hi,
"h'''ohn H. Carter, Charles Shirley Carter Bladsn ~
aney and May W. his wife, late Garter heirs of Rdwa,h
carter Charles Garter, Joseph CabeIl and Ma,v ht,
we' hers oi HeoE6e Garter, Nancy Norvell the widow
and Josephine Norvrl Martha Notvell Mary Nove ami
Lhomes Norveil infant children and heirs OF Thomas
NorveI, deceased, ard Polly smith, dts.
inc defendants Ann III Lee aud Berna I'd NJ Carter mr.,
n"'ng entered their appearance and given security ac
co'nS l" the act of assembly aud the Of this COURT
an" appearing by satisfactory evidence that thew arc
nor 'hhantants of this country; ordered that the said
"'edans do appear here the hrs next tern,
ana answer the bill of the PLAINTIFF copy of b;
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper nubIbed
IN the city of Richmond, for months ami
posted NJ the front door of the capitol, ia the said civ
oo copy. reste, VIM. 6. PEsDLETos c. C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-10

FEFERiNCE
ROgOs 0Ed Hurrison,
Inn m.d nm. Giiiiar,
ssoV. HeG.e s CO.
Tins. HdkHw,
Inn. cunt,
hcrs. CHL ie S Ia.
Gray uni Paatcy,
Ceo. T.. SoDiDsoD.
n. FciiicOius md CO.
D. .bar.e s Son,
Wiiliams & Cyiagan,
D. ". Whg)ree.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-10

VlhGlNIA A. rules holden In the CLERKS Office Of the
superior court of cbancery for the Richmond district,
The 9TH day Of August 1923: William Meggnson, pit.
agamd Robert Horsey admor Of Joseph G.. Megsinson,
and Philip Duval, dts.
The defendant Philip Duval, not having entered his
appearance and given security according the
assembly and the rules Of this court, aud appea ring by
satsiaciory evidence, that he inhabam Of this
oounty is ordered, that The said defendant do appear
h. the first day NJ the and bill
Of the plaintiff, and that copy If this order be ohw i'm
inserted IN newspaper published IN the city Of Rich
mund for two months successvey aud posted front
door NJ the capitol. To- the said city.
81 rorv. Tesre, WV. q. PFvpLFTrN. e. =
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-10

NlisolNJA; Asoes, helden u, the cictks etc, of m
superior court OF chsnceiy for the Richmond dis,r,e,
the I'm day OF July 1928: John Enroughty Martha
NJ. his wife, who was Martha NJ. Robertson, Atcher
Nobsrtson sdmor of Nancy al Robertson, who wa,
Nancy M Booklet Joseph Scott and Caroline NJ his WIFE,
aud john Robertson aud Elizabeth his wife, ps against
Elizabeth Booker exix at William NJ. Booklet drce asnd,
NHim Scott and Rachael +. his wife william NJ !.
B"oke Wilhan v, Esgleston, adm OF Thonas 8ookcr
deceased. Ar'nsead L. rownes, John Booker, William T.
Ess',ion ia his right, John s. Booker, aud John H.
iow"es' admor Of James Townes, deceased, DIS.
Tho dcIc.lhNut yohn L. Townrs, adm'ot oi James
owres dre not having entered his and given
sFeusy according io the Of assembly md the russ
tins court, and appearing by satisfactory evidence tina,
he rs rot an inhabtnnt of this county; ordered
the SAID defendant do appear the 6sst day Of tho
next term, and answer the bill OF the plaintiffs; and thai
copy o this order be forthwith inserted nswspape,
published ~ the city of Riehun. two success.
sVey and posted OF the font door vi the capitol in he
said city.
65 a copy. reste, VIM C. PesD,rroS = =
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-10
Potter's Vegetable Catholicon.

MAR. w. MILLER, n C. q. 6
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-10

VIRGINIA.: AtTuies holdcn in the ceas Office Of the
superior court at chance'y for tho Richmond dis,rc-
The an Day ofJuy, 1928: John Forbes ESQ execute, as
the last viii aud testament OF William L. Mye,s min
dsd" James Scott, exor of John Lessie IA
ms suieties James Shiphard, William Mckenzie David
oaLe'"y' samuel irving aud James Il. Scott, dts
me sciie iacas ded in this beiuc
on e defendant Samuel Irving md ne ha wing entered
" appearance and given se"nry according the act ~
assembly the rules Of this nud appearing hy salts
nc"y evidence that he is vi This COUNTRY,
ordered That the said defendant do appear here ,s
h's nay oi The next term, aud shew cause against Mn,
cV'" sought by the said process; that cory Il. ifs
o''er tie forthwith Inserted in rewspaper rubsbed
j" tue city "i hehmnnd for two months es,iveiy and
"Se" AT me iont d"" OF the capitol, In the civ
Oh a copy. Testc WM. G. PENDLRroS e. C
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-08
Gordonsyille for Sale

YNHE subscriber offers for sale his Tavern al Cor
n louisville, IN Orange county with go acres OF
Land attached to IT, or TO exchange for property in
the city OF Richmond. Gordonsville is situated m
the foot Of the Southwest Mountains 81 miles from
the University of Virginia, so from Fiedcricksbnrp
90 from Harrsonburg, and 20 mics from this place.
Inc stages nom Charlottesville to Fredericksburg
pass three time week, and since the late arranrs.
ncnt OF the mails between StauDton and Guyandott
ne number of passengers has greatly increased. Tho
DaIl stage from Richmond to Harrisunhurg pass es
twice week. For terms and farther particula re .
apply to the subscriber. JOHN N. GORDON.
Richmond, cath Sent. Is
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-08
NEW AND SEASONABLE GOODS

II NEiLSoN has just received and offers for salo
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOS S S.ock OF
large and general variety sn;,a5 ., a.
part of anu consisting IN
o 6ue black and fancy coOrod cloths s. cassimeres
no "i"t DO do
10 do sattnetts
blue and brown do
naehcia and swansdown yes;ipp
Rose, duiile and point blanscts
Green booking and floor cloth b,;,es
rue and superfne white fanncls
ked, green yellow and black do
Black and blue-black Italian lustrino
india satin and satin levantine
Black and bue-black Gro de Nan
Do do Gro de Indies 'sS0'''"
Black senchcws and sarsnetts
herlno and Cashmere long shaws
DO do Landke.chicG,
inlbet, Prussian and cashmere square do
Imbct and worsted barege hdkfa
Barege, gauze and Gro de Nap do
Nterlno cloths and circassans all colours
7-8 and 4-4 Irish linens
., and 81 do sbeetings
Long lawns and linen cambrics
Linen cambria hdkfs
4 and 10 damnsk
Russia birds-eye and 3D. diapers
Black Nankn and Canton grapes
Plaid Norwich do
Black aud white Italian GRAPES
Hack and colourcd palmyrenes
Piain black and cnlourcd bombazetts
Figured do do NIL ro..;,,,
Black English bombaziues
tartan and Circassnn plaids and camblcts
Back, olive and drab banr-up cord,
rlan book, null and Swiss nnlslins
Figured do do do
! and Cd cotton cambrica
Plain and checked iaconets
fisid and fancy London prints
Cotton, worsed and silk hosiery
Silk and worsted brads, assorted
Gloves of every variety
Spltulheld and bandanna hdlfs
imitation bandnnna and Madras dn
Figured, satin and Gro dc Nap bonnet rjhbons
Gauze, cap, do 10
Common, fine and superfne belt do
Black and cooured guard dn
large supply of brown, blcnched and plaid do
aestcs, apron aId furniture checks. bed tickipas
iritsh oznaburgs, and woollcns for neTro
lotning. And constantly OH hand
Cotton oznaburgs from the Richmond FACTORY.
oct
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-08
VIEW YORK LINE.
NEW MUSIC.

NOLLINS 81 co. have Just received, q urea. VA
~ riety of fashionable Songs and Pieces of Music
for the Piano Forte which with their previous stock
renders the assortment very complete. Among those
lately published, are the following new Songs:
IN my botcer bright, sung by Miss Patton music
by T.. T. Horn.
t2y dl0dy lady bird. as sung by Madame Vcstrs-
<qGce Gray, a ballad, sung by Miss Patton, music by
Mrs p. MiiIurd
The banners IF blue, National ballad sung b.
Mrs Knight, with acconpanlments, music by G.
f. Stansbury
IN happier hours sung by Miss Mallet, poetry by r.
H. Bayfy music by w. Staunton, German air
q merry rom Tie bonnie bark, a ballad, sung by
Miss Stephens, music by ]. Parry
Ship a hoy' ballad written by Thomas Moore, ml,-
sic by =. K. Moran
1as horn Of etace, words by p Farron, Esq the mu-
sic by the late Chas. Gilfert, sung by Mr. Keenc
in the Romantic Opera of Der Freschuz
Tee k-naid. ballad, sung by Madam Fcron, mu-
sicby w. Taylor
q do you remember, a ballad, sung by Mr. Pearulau
music by J. A. Wade
When you're roaming, sung by Mrs. Knight, music
by e. f. Horn
Here's health to friends, music by Mr.. Bra.
ham
1he hunters signal hora, Tyroese song, sung BY
Mrs knight, music by A. Lee
LGDerS ehaPiet the words by r. Wadams music by
w. Kirby.
Also further supply Of the late popular Songs:
a soldier IL the tat Iddore
w my ioUe march atody
Wdichplnn
-Sfirstr'efs return from he '1al'
Hen Ute t0,H,ie breast knots
Jto,ce, girl
Fly n'cny pretty moth
C7nxeiLe
Bo!ie1rs Pernridn song
Rose Of Lucerne, ar SUiSS toy Sirt
o Byighni Banks
The ,ciH cease ~ bIoU
on no zoe mention him
see Them on their vindiag lrHy
IIgaiSht deus
The nOUntIip m0d
Oh, neer shall forget as sung by Miss Rock, ar
ranged for the harp aud piano by NJ. II. Parneil,
I.eadar of the Richmond Orchestra.
Cbiias " Co. have made arrangements with the
principal publishers in the Northern cities TO receive
.he new music it appears, and will endcavor 10
have haad all the most desirable Songs Airs, Ron
dmus and Variations. Also few superior violin
and guitar strings.
OCT Cts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-08
II. ". WHITES.
BOOK AND JOR PRINTER

Opposite the Bel 7arerR,
- AS recently printed and published, and offers
-. - t,'r sale, the following works;
sIa,;''o Ill Charts, Comparative Views OF
IN the Constitutions of al AID Jodeary Departments,
including that of The United States ssith an Snnoa
dX."-By James NJ. Garnett. a. -
EDGE HILL, or the Family of the Fitzroyals.-
Novel; IN vols.-By Virgnian.
Lectures Various Topicks of Morals Man.
ners' Conduct and intellectual Improvement BY
James NJ. Garnet.
Inc 18th edition Of Garnett's Lectures on Female
hducatlon.-to which is added the Gossip's ManpaL
Also, Wares Farrier. oct 6-eolt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-08
Published by Collins 81 Co

OOiAlllS ~ ".
UNCONSTITUTIONAL Charts. or Conno,,,;ve
- Views OF the Legislative, Executive and judi
ciary Departments in the Constitutions of all rho
States in the Union, including that of the Limited
states, with an Appendix, by James M. Garnett.
Also, for sale,
kooert Rails Poienics and Freedom Of Press
hents Commentaries on American Law
Rawle on the Const ution
Says Political Economy
Debates in New York Convention
Maltilies on Political Economy
Beccarla on Crimes and Punshments
Tracy's Political Ecunomy
Bnriamagni on Natural and Political Lazy
Reeves Domestic Relations
Revised Code, 1919
Iate's Digest of Laws of Virainia
Constitutions of United States complete
FeIgusson's Institutes of Moral PHILOSOPHY
M'Cullock's Political Economy
Alontesquieus Spirit of Laws
secret Debates in Convention, at Phila.. forminr
Constitution Of u. States
Nattels Law OF Nations
stony Edition, Laws of the l.. States
Institutes of Justinian
Smiths Wealth Nations
The FeJeraiis New Constitution
OCT , &c. &c. &c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-08
VALUABLE HOOKS. &c.


WATERTON g. Van Zandt's Statistics OF the
w United States
I.eybert's do do
J. Says Political Economy
Raymonds do
Diplomacy of the u. States, by r. Lyman. ir.
Proceedings of the Virginia Conventions ct 1T75
and 1876
TScctet Proceedings and Debates of the Federal
Convention
Debates and other Proceedings Of the Virginia
Convention on the Federal Constitution
Virginia Debates on the Alien and Sedition Laws
Constitutional Chart, by J. NJ. Garnett
American State Papers
Do. Speeches
Constitution of tho U. States, and OF the different
St0tcs
Laws Of the u States
Niles Weekly Register
Paine's Political Writings
Bristed's Resources Of the u. States
Do. do DO Great Britain
Hazards State Papers
Pitkin's Statistics
Elegant Maps Of Virginia, rollers and portable
Do do Of the u. States, do do
DO do Of Europe and N. s. S. America
Do Abuses, for sale at The Book and Station
Ory Store of y. d. SANXAY.
frct
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-08
Book, Stationary, and Fancy Store.
FRUIT TREE 3.

NATALo0UEs of Fruit Trees Vines. n g. no,, -,
:, SAFE Ut the Nursery near Burlington N. J. mav
be had, gratis, at Collin g. Co.'S 6noxso. Do ~
hond' where orders directed to RoBr l. S,uIrH viii
DC received and forwarded TO the Proprietor without
Gr'"y " hen the trees arrive, they will be careful
eclr,u. ana their arrival made known to the pur-
CHASER as soon possible. r.
me tress Will De we'll secured with meadow mnss
"iouh0 tie roots, and the packages covered with
sra" and fnattsor coarse cloth as to secure tncr
Among the gentlemen who have been supplied
rom the above Nursery, are Major Gibbon& Nicho-
las Mills, to whom references may be made.
oct Geo 6tIf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-08
LEWIS WEBB & CO.

LIZ w 10 w EDD q W.
OFFER FOR SALE.
HOO "F New %u 6pcn Ss' 'rO%' Porto Rico and
$50 bags Coffee, Java, L1gura, Porto Rico and
st. Domingo
40 hhds West India Moasscs. part prime
- boxes and 10 bbls loaf.and lump sugar
hhds and 20 bbls rye whiskcy
II bbis Caruther's reciiicd do
hid Jamaica
do ST Croiv tRTM
90 hhds and 80 bbls \ England
2plpes Cognac brandy
do Holland gin
casks Madeira
10 do Sicily Madeira
3 do Lisbon
2 do Pencrifra WINES
g do dry Malaga
% do sweet do
Canary and Muscat
90 tons bur iron, American, English and S,vedea
Plating and hoop iron
Cast, shear, German, Gravity and blistcrcd steel
10 tons castings, assorted
100 kegs best nails and brads
COO sacks Liverpool blown er,
90 do groUnc alum Sail
CoppcTas alum, birthstone
Sapetre, madden, indigo
Ginger, pepper, pimento
Letter, writing and wrapping paper
WIRE siiters, raisins Almonds soap
Sperm aud tallow candles
GunPowder, imperial and black tea
tons patent shot, Dupont's gunpowder
Bar lead, bed cords and leading lines
Sewing and wrapping twine, bottle corks
Gorman shecting and shirting, oznaburgs thread
Shoe thread, oOttOn and wool cards assorted
80 bales cotton
Cotton bagging and bale rope
10 bales domestic sheetings and shirinrs
case domestic cloths
500 sides soal leather, upper do
100 Spanish hides
10 bbls tanners oil
do linsccd
so bbls vinegar
100 bbls mackorel, no. and 8
5000 lbs bacon
200 grindstones, Nova Social
Clover seed, glass ware assorted stenoyarc
6byS, 8by 10 g. 10 by II window glass &c &c.
sept %
"A LMANACS FOR Is30.-Tiiizcns' and FsnGcIss'
n Yearly Messenger.
Christian Almanac for Virginia
The German Calender
virginia and North Carolina Almanac by David Rohardson
Coon's Virginia and North Cafoina Almanac by Joseph
Cave.
0.t2 Ifslicby COLLINS & 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-08
Constitutions of the United States

FgNHE Constitution of the United States of Amer.
= ica' The rules Of the Senate, and of the House
o. representatives printed by order of the Senate VI
the United States -
The Americans Guide, composing the Declare
non oi independence, the articles of CONFEDERATION
inc Constitution of the United States and the Con-
Constitutional Charts, or Comparative views ~
the legislative, Executive, aud Jud cia nv Depart
ments IN the Constitutions of all the States in the
C"'on' including that Of the United States with an
Appendix. BY James NJ Garnet
Received and for sale at NASHS Book Station
CCt airy and Fancy Store.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-08
I ENOCH S. COURTNEY.

Mon Street, opposite ne old MARKET
ID ESPECTFULLY invites the attention of his
II friends and the public, to n choice selection Of
Groceries which no offers for sale either by Wholesale
or retail, good terms they can be purchased
elsewhere in the city. Much caro- has been taken in
the selection of his wines and liquors, which are
warranted genuine.
MOsters Of vessels will find it to their interest 10
leave their orders for ship stores with him, which will
1ho put up Tow, land sent abroad free Of expense.
oct
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-08
H.HRyNONF Hill SEAILN.ARY

fI-dh1HUNT HILL SEJHI.N.HRY
VENHE Subscriber hereby announces that on Mon
= day the 18th instant, hc will open the above
Institution, and continue it until Mrs Turner is able
to- resume It's charge. In this school will be taurht
All INC SOLID and ornamental branches that are neces
sary 10 complete female education. Ii is desirable
that The pupils mag punctually attend on the da
specified above. Terms and place as heretofore
oct G-eo3 j H TURNER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-08
A LITERARY CURIOSTTY

'INhE New Hlagna Charta or Historical Record of
- Gle Debates and Proceedings in both Houses of
armament on The settlement the Catholic Claims
ing an impartial history of the Catholic Question on
SHgts ana entire sheet of paper, presenting sur.
race OF nearly forty0ne square feet, can be seen
subscriber, which viii in future be Illuminated al
light. oct C r. II SNNVAV ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-08
SUGAR. COFFEE- &c

SUGAR, COFFEE, sc.
" are receiri'ig per- Sciys. INN Eliza Rich,,o,J M
I'D Hhds New Orleans and ST. Thomas SUGAR
1870 bags Lagura and Java coffee
80 bales cotton yarn, assorted
ce.oons Spanish T.. Indigo
~ cases superior gunpowdcr tea. - canisters
oooo ,iP pun Up IN new style for family use
IL STORE,
~ IIerces very superior green c,fi.c
10 bags Rio DO do
50 boxes and bbls Loaf w. part prime
GunPowder and imperial teas in g. l3 ID boss.
10 hhds w |. moasses
100 kegs cut nails
With very general assortment Of liquors.
wines, &c. &c.
ON CONSIGNMENT.
IL Tons bar iron, Harvey's & Tayoe's
pipes 5th proof Cognac brandy, Seignette
eX10 and I0XI2 window glass
LANCASTER d DENNY,
sept 9-32t Market Bridge
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FrenCh ResfOrafiYe.

NJ LANGLEY respectfully informs the citizens
IN Of Richmond and the public rsrcrsiiy. that
ne mas opened Restorative and Tavern p quite
new style, between the stores Of Messrs. Ha1 5,
Moore and Mr.. Nelson, and invites the public 10 give
nm call. He has first rate French Cook, lust
from Paris, and is satisfied that his sve Of cooking
Will be found not less agreeable than novel here.
The IRrdcF will be stored with all the delcacies tho
market will Sford-fsh, venison. and wild fowl il
their His bar is well stocked With tho
choicest wines and spirits.
N. y. Coffee and Soups Al al times.
a. Families be supplied with nleats or single
dishes at their own houses, per bl Of fare Of Tho
day, oRthc shortest notice. scpt 30
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-08
vHNHE promised FAIR, Tor the benefit Of

VIZ PFOIHIsVU FNIN, Tor the bencIlt OF
the Orphan Asylum, Will take place on the 18Th
of December. Should this plan of contribution for
the support o The institutions be found successful,
The Directors contemplate providing an annual Fair,
lustead of soliciting donations as has herc oorc been
practced This they induced to do Fl ON the libc-
raj encouragement given nj their last Far whereby
they We're enabled TO make addition OF SIX dcsti-
tule children taken from the most nbicct state Of
Indebtedness.
II would be well for those disposed 10 encourage
the Female Humane A5socia ion, To visit the ASYLUM
winch Is neatly fitted up, respectable tea cheers proyi
dcd, and twenty decen; little girls afinrdn9 as inter
estIng spectacle as cln be found in tie city.
est
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-08

FRENCH WINES.
Ok Or pipes Marseilles Madeira
~ baskets Champagne
l0boxes Frontignan
as do st. Julian and LATTE claret
Just received, for sale by CHAS PALMER.
oct LIFT
NOTICE.--Wishing to close the Admin.
is'ro'ion of the late Joseph Kimbrough as soon
"a possible, / have made GIr. A. Dill nv agent 10
settle the accounts Of the estate. Those indebted
will pay To him, md those that have claims against
the estate, will eau on him also.
+ SUSANNAIG KIBTBROUGH.
OCT o-oOot AdministTa, .S.
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COLLINS 81 co.

BOOKSELLEhS y STy4TTONERS,
III VIZ lately received very large additional supply Of
M THEOLOGICAL BOOKS, which with their
orpeI sock comprises the extensive assortment IN that
department ever offered Tor sale in Virginia
o. a. 20 are Agents Tor the American Sunday School Union,
ana he General Protestant Episcopal Sunday School Union
Ann nave ON maud general assortment Of their publications a,
medical, Ly1tY, .WLSCELL4 NEOLrS & SCHOOL
ton
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-08

VtsefttAt rules hol len Ia clerks office Of the snpeor
OF cbsncey fo the Richmond dsircL the 81 5ayof
August 1879 AeSander Fulohe pit aganst Joseph Caep
and John 2. puval, DIS.
The defendant Joseph Carter, having bis appear
ance aud gwen security according toe Of asseby and
TIE rules OF 'h cou aud appearing 81 satsi, tory evidence
that ~ IS moi an nhsbant 81 this coupgy; oldcred III
e sau deiendan 90 appeal herr te day of the
January terms and answer the h Of We paintn ard
copy otn nrc 10 fnrhWih inserted newspaper pub
lsheo 10 r Peg ' i.nla, ic two succevoly, and
posl, "a u.fuout ttIf " ac cupHoi athe saidciy
. A-osY Jc..-. Nysi & plgbLigoa,co
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-17
FoR THE Vino.

The public have been, for the space of four weeks,
permitted to enjoy some rest, by the absence during
that time, Of all gubernatorial scribbling; but, alas!
our peace is again threatened, for Monsieur Tonson
has come again. The readers of the Enquirer no
sooner began to console themselves, with the hope
that benccforth, they would not he annoyed as they
haye been, with the bitter and reyengeful nonsense