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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-26

Ut The Washington Correspondent, or H..
fhra5e'phia u. ;, Gazette, draws. t.no,a..
t'c'u'e oil The Ha'e Of things NJ Washin ton
among the f"tmer supporters Of tien. Jackson.
10" ms 'uppIIcants for Office Ne save ~ II -
kn""n thai the applications 10 him In, oii,c.
are ~ the proportion Of about n lhou.a,d IN
one 10 ms ABILITY 10 supply them. The nol;,,.
cal lottery has AS many blank, n, u min, -, a..
sch'me that was ever issued. The post ofic,
has be n filled with letters addressed In The Go.
nerei, sod have head il sta,edth,, no Las h,,
CT may have II postage bin before he oh,ans,he
irankng privilege, WHICH will lie deIuc,io, of
lopeE eent on his first years salary l"-Tb.
General sbohld certainly ask Congress to mass n
bi' OF 'ndemnlfy-of on future o this. should
compel he successful candidates for Office
To refund the omount OFT Of their salaries.
The same writer thus d, scribYs n bevy ofe
ditors WIN paid a visit To the General" With
the exception OF Mag. Noah, who bears with
HIM goodly ro,nrd,y of figure, n ruhicund
t'u"'t'h'itf HiCD UItlN trh1nCn 10 OF =
cry character, the editorial representatives in
the CITY are Of fharoah's lean kline. II WoniJ
seem as II the hali--taryod the halt aud dyfpep.
tic bad been gqtaered from all the laucs OF life
IN order 10 devour The public banquet which Is
10 be- administered. They are hungry aud
mus be- sa'i.Ged." Whai impndeuce some Of
these gentry must have When MIR Crawford
was candidate, MAJ. Noah aud doubtless 9th
ers wiro are nov bosiny 10 the Idol were as Vi
olent IN heir abuse Of the Genriai ~ Duff
Gleenc could hive been # he had been oppnsed
to Tim. Aud now, :hes have gone to Washing
ton, " boong and hoohg.' as Sir Archy McSar,
casn wonlj say, 10 gain the reward Of their
peIddlpus des"rllon Of heir prime piles. aud the
gross Hypocrisy TO wtlich it led. We really
shonld not be surprised to hear thai he of the
Enquirer had gone on to show hi, Janus
face.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-26

II Al the last date, Nr. Poinseti. our Min.
str 10 Mexico, WAS abnnt to embark on
board Of the u. ). Snip Vera Cruz, on hi. re-
turn hemr. he nill no doubt vnIirale his
character against The allegations mnde against
bun OF ~ oheious AL " isliGtDle ~grncy
IN producing tbe late r'sniu',on IN Me. LEO.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-26

u The Virginia Conference OF the MeIho.
disr Episcopal Church commenced Us annual
session il ms pmce yesterday. It is expected
to continue at least week, aud possibly ten
days. Upwards OF loo members are alrealty
here, aud others IRE expected Bishop Roberts
has arrived s"d II IS expected that bishop Nc.
kendI ee Aill reach here to-day.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-26

II The last rumor is, that VI Van Barren i,
to be Secretary OF 9iate l.. " Tazewell, Sec
rotary Of the Treasury John Mclean. Bee.
relarv of Var Levi Woodbury., Secretary OF
me Navy AID Saul. D. Ingham.or Mr.. Raid
win &c PA. = 'simaster G"nerai-Ee IRE not
sure that's the Jues. rumor, becanse II IS tue
last.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-26
va 'oHAL'S sALEOf LANp AND PEn.
,ONAL CHATIELh.

lDUHs, dANI to a drctrs oil The Suprrior
- court Of Chanceiy, 10, The Lynchburp
h'si' e. rendered on rhe 10Th ds, 1T Aay. 1927,
~. canse bei~een Samuel Garland and DAVID
r.. tdley, Trustees "f Bacon TATE, Pts. against
Christopher l. 1nnbsriake and tuHy his " lie,
aud e'hers Defts. Inc undersigned marshal
al tnc sand oouit, will sell, The premises, be.
ing oh the Turnpike Road. ~ The county of
Campbell, wlthh three les Of l. yhchhure, On
Tuesday, the Bird day Of March, is29. II tar, II
NOT the neu fair day thereafter, a tract of land
containing II Ia acres, being neat improved
aud IS now III The uccopany of JACK IrlI~ich ;
al all tie hSG 'ehpd and kitchen hrmture VI
the SAID L. J. limDeIlakeS
/. A. HoLCONbE., Marshal. E.
Feb. ,. tn,4o
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-26
PUBLIC NOTICE.

Lyneh6arg Young Lodis. sen.iaa,y
AZ es"ninn'ion OF til. pupils " lb,s ~.
Sf-A luton. ~Diiaks rlscs on this dn. The
20 n"'' II Vii commence ~ y 81 l6ok. a. IA
plee's"ly
III" public in general hui ppiirnls,I, H..
persons Who feel M interest "a ,be 49,
nf tnu'll nre invited u attend
The ensuing Se.s or oi'isi. school q Al nm.
menee on M"nday. The >.t..rd In, ~ Ma.
mn filfR u ifloA
uf7hanhi ihr nfH,llei preys nniayafst,ls a..
DAY tn .sami"ailen ~ lie pustt,n,d mini
"''no'ro~ and until Saturday, II u slo,ta
prove untasrBble lo-hiorios PM
Feb, % ~,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-26

~ tile banh - Estimated. OF is n'fgsl rot. mol
~ lie supposed sHue - The p,oi.ls oI i6G bank
have been con ide,ahly iacfeasrd dnrinr The
lost biz months, owing 10 IN. advance IN the
p'ice Of our domestic prodnr.
tdrmsrs Dank Of I,rgiaia.
! On he lat 'nnna.y. les2. III" Partners Bank
OF Virginia had, IA Specie. Sslfdo3 81 i. in
notes of a,hrt banks. S'lTs.es9 7s ~ .lrhts 81
Other banks, S39i,e q % and N s,uci. SieG d.
S"l H'~mfhnN a'hnsgi'gtt "t. sailahl, nd.
a. sa1l Oh - - Aid In ihis the Outstanding
d.l,s due the bauk after ,lesln. II . ,her, l,o,',
The amount "f bad aud tonb, nj debts ,.po,t,d
~ 1923. at ) 1p.rW a,,d gon deb ien,a,n. u.
the anonn' Of S2s3tsl7 30, making the
means ot The hank an"uui 10 - TOO s67 %
Adu ~ ms The zeal rs ate held hy tn bank,
esihsied ~ S2s .}29 yi md he IN Il has To-
pa, lis stock ahd pay sll denauis 81 o67 d.
1877 80,
Inc Farmers Bank owrs, for ao,es IN c,rcu
1s'inn, 81 1871 u aud fpr tate and ind,,i
dnhl deposits. The Contingent funl OF : lu6 teSS
- beng dcdneted tlicicifonA $50, iBo Ii
making The sum of >. lio.lli ~ due Ia other
persons than sincknoldrs. AID tofhi the stock
NJ the baak OF 80 MO ooo. und Tie total srm
due Il ON iheibank ~ anlnunt To SI94L III u
- The me.,ns II tue bauk NJ aro, 9 stated b. ny
S4ud7 io7 ~. ,hrr. r. u rous4pneni defc,enc,
OIL - pi4 bs,--lhc.pii,f, by the bank on he
stock Which II holds, hcpe ithr difference hr
tween nS'r Rihai {, Il anh present value. ahiaur
ung Ia ~13' rs 81, Il 'iue,rd {, ON His II, her,,.
es, IN halnncp asathsilhe bank will bu $40
ee7 03
Inc commitr" stnIr Tat they did not CON
slhe' 1heths"lscs Hnfnut iard 10 Examine the nc
counts of individual. with The bank aud csnuol
therefore r"pon rslrty The amount of DIS.
counts mad" Ia par,,,ulr persons but tie,
eve " ms thrW hpinlou, inm general inf,rnia.
tip", I'M" ~ latFr ur ImpIo ~ indulgence II
P'"hro hy the bhnks To ANY Individual Il. rom
pany.
No reports having bren made bv the Branch
- IN the mother Banks the committee. could
MI procure correct information oi ,he on,stpn
ing aehs Al tins time lbis portion ol ihtn
sa' .ui'''on' 10 Therefore based on III, reports oi
1923
Aver asking To he excused from the further
consideration oil the rrsoi"tnn touching ,hr
l'hhsactions a. ihe Late treasurer with the
banks On lie ground that they had been alr.a.
Wy '"'ly in'"'ighied the committee close by
recommending Iesoution requiring the Cash.
e'' 81 hoih banks 10 make annual iepnIis To
lh' Legislature, otIhe Situntinn al the onts,au,i.
'hg heb'sdae the mother banks n their bran, hes
!" sue" "hat pa1 Is good. d0ubttai aud bad.
~ we lrorn that the Legislature is expect
ell TO adjourn about the close OF this week. We
'h'"k u IS time they had done 80, unless II IL
'ne'' intention 10 IMPOSE additional taxes 10 de-
nay me expenses ol tie Convention.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-26
OlSITE AIRY.

Died, al n"nipsler. Va. the rss,oence ~
lanes Madison. m Wednesday feh. lin,
Mrs. ELEANOR MADiSUN, the veuo,aled
naren, nfpar eh-fres'deni. After sotne lew
days OF sullering. surrounded Ivy her tamil,
shr fell unto thar eternal sleep which mus tall
upon AL su6cien, eung,um m.r,ted nv :,
ionE lite ~ kenryolence and usefulness canno,
be expected f. ON 50 haS,s notice.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-26
SCIiF Me

Whole Tickets Sc. Ha'vcs2 30 Quarters e5,
Irhe had N tie greatest variety Al my truly
Lucky lGes.
u Orders from the country post paid, will
meet with prompt attention, II addressed 10
Ar. FORTH
Feb % 9iif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-26

AN X. WA. HARTMAN takes ihis method of
IVA Informing the public, thas he will r"Snue
his unins as Instructor Of Music on the Pianp
Forte, ia i'uri. Viuim 4 fkte IN this place. Ia
the comrsr OF Two or u rec mon BIS. keierenee
AS To qnalh a'ons, ierns,, &c. Mir WIN w. NUt<
veil, Capt. Saul. !. " ,a,t, nir. ~ L. Bo"eaor
Cap. }. T.. Norssl IS
Feb Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-26
Virginia State An,teyy,

For me BENEFIT OF the
RICHMOND DOCk COMPANY.
FIRST CLASS,
10 he dra"s at kchn" I'D on Monday the onl
day of March, 1899.
Yates ANA Mclntyrc, Manaocrs
rory two number Lourfy--tr dawn ballots
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-26

d. y a REWARD. Runway from nv
- a " plantation, in Bolc'ou,, county %.
Il :. l2ib of the hIeseit month, n mulhiIo mao
Nal, he Is nhom - yrats OF age aud uncommon.
ly kelly. lie is, sxpre'. in the neigt borhood
oi Lynchbnrg, or perhap' ~ The NJ gh,o,hoo4
Of Bethel in Amherst He had n variety o.
clo,hipe which he took oT with him, among tho
rest fine hn', blue broad cloth coat, &c Ihs
nbove reward Will be given for ,hr appreien-
sinn and delivery OIL the above slave To mo
nssr Bedford Couri House.
JNO. y. ANDERSON.
Fob 26. 1855
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-26
COMMERCIAL sE CORD.
REVIEW
REVIEW
Ot the - nclbure Markets.
Corrected for The pirgihian, by
Thomas \ llnL,oNnt anu RIeuAgD iYRrg.
Commission MeIcbanis.
AUCTION SYIl9

A'N li)S Sfi.l.S.
bH,fsine prices oi passed 1ebaC-
80, is"m ~ coio - U
iutsfin' In Common, uoio q g
toahnl"a TO gotd, u tDto y IN
bund toiinc, ...... .--- uOtple On
i.ues. -.--..- : Onto ! q,
h'tnsed. = - iu ! ~
lisp cird the h., etrk = = hid, PASSED ,obac.
60. ~ hid rsinsc,l, total ~
III. cold weather has been so excessive fo,
thu ras' W. h. ma, the qdae,i,y inspecting ha,
been smnll. nut" ihstaadiag The g,rai ~ una.
u'in of ia" mnrkrt We hnva never seen greater
anA'rty manle.,rd h, the iiae drnlr,. aud crou
al tue are s"llng lr ~ % "a l. av",agr. Cnm
mon tobacco siil' TUT, ue> iinm 81 q, We
have no ACCOUNTS sincr tue tilh If lHnnary i,uni
rug AMI. The pro>prs L iol ioha, CO we're IN
Va able whlir guuit "ns declining.
Flour, Ivy "hol"sale, 80 - To ST 90
Corn, wholesale. pm hb 81 10 q to
deat Wholesale. per bushel ~ IT,
Wheat, do. IN To 10
baconby The wagon load. -. 80 10 u 90
ehlt Is "otth --.-.. -. ! 80 To 4 ID
il"'up, per ton, -e...s q To o.
ialle", per lh. - ~
Rer>naA. do. $1,000, 20
We ha,r IN ge no,k ~ mos, ex. client En-.
mly -Four, "hloh@e me selling al 81 10y HE
mge haatl.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-26

HEWSON'9 OFFICE, LynchDur4.
Nos. Ia ~ 30 il
Were The numbers drawn in the New York
ConsoiidG,ea Losscry. Extra No. /. Tor 1929.
b. W HENSON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-26
l.amn altdl-insren Oh

Ak1 He sub,Criher has thIs day u. cir "a i,
81 soo' supply at U'hiec druil4ed Iamn
or,and also a st!Ipy at hins.e Oh.
H9"EL DAVIES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-26

HfThe IL. Of Delegates, Of Maryland. by a
vote of - 10 10, has passed bin which per
mfs "A husband 81 wife who has been separat-
edby law years 10 O,a,ry sge,n whomsoe.
yer seeme'h GOOD ~ their own rye,. Tia,
Honorable b"dy mus,be canning over by de-
srees 10 the doctrines OF Mr. utea aad Mia,
Wright
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-26
IIlI.AIIiE

1Ne fhentre continues tn b. vel a.end ed.
We have mad AN additional attraction III Mr..
Herbert for IA ieW nights. tie VIII remain but
a very short time loagrr md those Who wish
10 see'good playinL, should not o,n, lhs olpor.
'uniy Of visiting ,he ihratre.. We Intended TO
have sad Son'e'nng the performance of Mon.
day evening iIsi, hu, want Of time and press
OF other matter co,npels us 70 deter Ii.
IL We recommend TO the prrusai Of the rca-
der Il valuable article on the culture Of SIX, on
our FIRST page.
~ The last pape,s were unusually barren OF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-26

~ The last pape,s were unusually barren OF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-26

u We are authorized TO announce Mr..
STERLING c. ANDEhsoN,ssa candidate 10
represent the county Of Campbell IA tbe mex,
House oi Delegates.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-26

the rspoct Of Gen. ScHts conditional resigna
ton.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-26

~ Wenre authorised 20 announce Col.
SAMUEL =. CHRISTIAN. asa candidate 10
represent the Senatorial district composed Of
the conn''esn' Buckingham: CampbeIl and Bed.
io'd.-br.JAhES SAUNDERS, (,he pres,n,
senator is aIsos Candndue
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-26

W We lrorn tina, the Legislature is expect.
Ell TO adjourn about The close Of this week. We
'o'"h II IS time they had done ~, unless II Is
'"e'' intention To impose additional laAes To de-
'ay The expenses oi the Co.vouton.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-26

W. INN m @ NOtk ~ must ek'rlIeni Fn.
mlv fmur. which ne ale selling III 81 by the
mg'e haati.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-29
MISS MACK ENTIE'S
SENIINA RX

"a Hill DE re-opened OH the LIST October. Tor Inc
W reception of bo9rdevs sad day pup;ls. Sac
returns Der grateful thanks 20 tie po,ic for the pre-
ference giTen 10 ncr establishment. spG rests b.-
|"Pcs o. It's continued prosperity tie nsr-oveael.,
C4iucrd by her pupils.
its MISS MacSeu4ics ambition ,'ist Richmond r.,
"GoSe inhabitants She owes mucb usy IL tao r., las
~ ecuca'ipm. equal any city in the li;ed States
nattdln this enc. she has caecr.ul, contributed
aad VIII continue 10 do bv securing the aid @.
the most efficient Ea>crs, all The advantages that can
DC derived from tree access 10 well chosen libra
ny, and the Use OF or extensive chemical and milo
s"nhicdl apparatus, viii, whatever else she can uro-
cnrc,- to facilitate tie Improvement of the rjsinr
generation and render literature and science atlrac.
I've. WIN view to further this object, Miss
Mackenzie is now at New York.
aug % laWtf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-29

! IHE unparalleled reputation of this medicine 10
such, and It's pre-cminent virtues are so well es-
taoiisiaC ana so fully nowledged by an intelligent
public, that it is scarcely necessary to saw anv thing
further than that it is 4 SOVEREIGN REMEDY
III Diseases of the Liver: Debility resu,n from intem
Pcrance and dissipation: Old and nveterae Ulcers:
rams In the Bones attended with sweIlnrs of the
FONTS: lndigestion Bloches on the Face Pjnples g.
"ypms Cutaneous diseases generally, and letter in
particular: Mercurial and Scrofi,lous Complaints
ne certificates OF wonderful cures performed by
tne Cathohcon, have become numerous as TO pro-
cude their insertion in any newspaper and has made
u necessary for the proprietor TO print them in n
pamphlet OF about 100 pages. This will be forward
eu as soon as possible TO the several Agents for ora
'nitous dlstributlon and must perusa strengthen
inc good opinion now entertained by the friends of
TINS medicine, and dsarm as it is honcd the prcudi
Ces OF those who view with dIsrust any medicine not
KNOWN IN what is called regular practice" Facts
are stubborn things and cannot be painsaid
~ tho earnest solicitation of members of the med
zeal faculty, and others who have witnessed the aston
shing cures effected by the use Of the Veuetabln
Oatholcon, and who anxious that its benefits TO
may DC more widely dfused' the proprietor
mas consented 10 reduce the retail price to TWO
DOl'LARS per bottle; and this will be done with
ON IN any way deteriOratg the quality of the med
lcine or reducing the size IF he botie ne has been
materially done IN the case Of Swaims Panacea
"a,"e "f'sr recently rsered from Phyeians and from
ageHfor NE safe Of Potfer's Coco, most qr ,ctoD are
81 retail than dozen bottles of yoi,r Ca,holco -
sen one bottle Of SWANS Panacea; and feel Great Mica IN
you mat IN every case in which have the Ca
'hoLcon tired, II has produced dsc,ded 6easfi"
could you afford 10 reduce the price your Catocon In
@ uGa SHOULD more frequently prescribe ii my patients
% ns "oud also be done 10y number of other physicians in
TINS town and vicinity who have with the hes, effect
amer a me Other panaceas, and the Compound Syrup Of Sar
An eminent physician says "I known several cures p
oed ny the use OF your Cathoicon, which had previously
resisted the ordinary prescriptions the faculty and have
never known u To pro luce Injurious eDects' -
-. J. II. BLAMIRE,
JsH - Opposite the Eagle Hotel Richmond
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-29
LEWIS WEBB & co.


and Java
10 hhds molasses
~ hhds and 10 bbls st Croix ana New Orleans SUI
CARS
hhds IL boxes and 30 bhs loaf and lump sugar
oo hhas and 100 bblsr rye whiskey
~ bbls Caruthers rcctifed do
soo eois Isle OF Wight and Northern apple brandy
do peach brandy
hhds and so bbis pure ~ l.. rum
do Antigua do
do Jamaica. tt,
pipes French brandy
do Holland pin
Madeira, Canary
Dry and sweet Malaga v,vrs
Lisbon, Tencrifc 'NH"
Port, Muscat
London porter, cider
100 bbls vinegar
$50 sacks Liverpool ground salt
DO do blown do
ao tons Sweden. English and American bar non
DO castings
German, crawlcy, blistcrcd and cas-. steel
Gut an dwrought nails
ESQ Spanish hides
80 sides soal leather
| oV sides upper leather
Barrels tanners oil
! 7oo hbs n. Carolina cut hcrr.nys
| so do mackercl
10 do prime pork
! 10000 lbs bacon
Is casks prime cheese
Irish potatoes, tar, copp eras alum
, Birthstone, indigo, pepper pimento
Race and ground ginger, almonds
Raisins, nutmegs. casSia, dcmohus
Quart bottles tumblers decanters wines S,c
Stone ware, window glass
Letter. writing and wrapping paper
Sperm and tallow candles
Brown and shaving soap, beeswaX
Imperial, gunPowder and pouchonc teas
nuponts and Rogers gunpowder
Shot, bar lead
Clover, orchard grass and herds grass seed
Whittemores cotton and wool cards;
. ALSO,
Cotton bagglDg, bale rope, bed cords
. Leading lines and various other kinds or cor
dage
Seine and wrapping Irvine
Shoe thread, osnahurgs thread
Osnaburgs, hessians, cotton yarn
Domestic broad cloths, &c. &C,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-29
To Printers and Publishers

'hE subscriber having added the manufacture or nm
'eaO'e Type 10 his Stereotype establishment res
PeCu'y soI'cts share OF the psonagc Of the
vi pennsylvania and the djaceni States.
Having PRACTICAL know Wedge of printing nd a,so n,
wing heen longer practically engaged in the business n,
SeieoyPg than any other person in the United STATES
pes 10 nc able, from such experience TO give salts
ae'lon 10 those who may favor him with their o,de,,
from an intimate acquaintance for a number of wears
("eafIy cght) with the business of TYNE founding he
hopes 10 De able To produce type equal 10 ny offered IN
the Printers OF the U. States.
HIS prices though low, will of course be the Same o.
o'hers ~ the same business Nor will he attenp Ia vc
rare uuh or insult common sense, by pretending ,o any
increased facilities IN the manufacture" tor Their. an,
10 "ther iaeites atpcseu in this city, than there were
* years ago, when type from DO 10 so per cent
'sneT man at pr'seni) have the materials used ia
making printing types been greatly ieduced as 70
ocdr any proportion to the reduction in the rrcs ~
type But the reduction has been "induocd" by CONNIE
uio,' aud an oveTbeaIIns disposition in some Of those
founders who have grown rich heretofore enorno,
profits on type
All SIZES oI type plain aud ornamental, for book and
Joo printing from III lines Plea Nnupaf e CONSTANTLY
on hand ~ such quantity supply any order al ,hoy,
no'ce' In tie choice uf Bouk-ctter pains have nee,
sake" 10 select such faces generally approved for
tymmetry, neatness and durability.
lie also Keeps complete Printers Warehouse (,h.
only one IN TINS oy) and furnish complete Printing
Office at very short notice. e
The following arc his PRICES at sredi, Of moutbe
"T approved notes or acceptanceor discount of five
per cent Will be made for CASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-29

1TIRGlNiA:-A supedor OF cianccry, held at the
capitol IN tie city Of Rchmond, Thursday, Juy I'd
1925 ohef g. Scott, and other pits against Nathaniel Eal
Tison ex'oT Of Edmund Harrsnn deed, and other dts
Tor reasons appearing 10 the court much order
made this tine 9th February 1873 as directs the
defendant Nathaniel Harrison render account of all tire
real and personal of his remau. unsod set
aside; ana the court the motion Of the plaintiffs with the
assent Of the said defendant doth order said defendant
render OF tie legal and equitable assets of his e,,a
tors estate, and Of the hens ,hereor, showing the pror,ic
before the commissioner who shall so much of the "a
order as is not set aside: And that tie same commissioner
alter having advertised for eg, weeks some newspaper %
l-het IN tire city Of Richmond for ali the creditors 81 the "A
estate 70 produce and prove he claims do also state an
areant Of ue debts due from the said estate report the
same TO the coi. with any specially stated deemed
pertinent by himself whiclnay required by the pa es to
slated. a COPY Te.,e
RM. g. PENDLEJCy e. {,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-29


N'h"iNIh' AZ superior court Of chauceIy holden at
'he Cdp"oi In tire city of Richmond, on the 3l,,
DAY of January, 1928: William Mann, in his o,,n
right and as eXor Of James Mann decd pit opaist Brr
Jam'u Mann ~ his own right aud ex'oT Of James Mann
deo ~ WIN lfuehcaft, late she IN Of mover county nd
rs such administrator Of John Mann, deed Martha Va
rngt"n' who was Martha Mann, Austin Porter and Ta,.
ny MS wIe' Elizabeth Wade, who was EIzabeth Mana
Neuoen BurtoD' cNor Of Thomas Wade James MANI
Eizahcth Mann, and Adcuc Mann, GEORGE Gilman
VIM Gilman and Mlly Gilman, Thompson Mann,
, ""' "''u H'HsDe'h ms wife, Moore and judith
ms "iie' WIN Mann, George Mann and Sarah Mann
Pake street aud Temple elliott, John D. Brown sic.
ming brown Thomas Cawthorne, Ann Mann widoVy of
James M"Hn' Elizabeth who intern,aTried with
yu"y' osofge' William aud Sally Mann, cb;ld,en of
George Mann, deed, dts. ' '" VI
rms cause IN which The plaintiffs sppea, IN hs,e MN
eeeued ~ the mode prescribed by law spains ,bs dcC.
nH"'R &" otiin Porter and Fanny his VIE lance MAJ
80 ''""n, p" ~ Gilman, Mlly Gilman. Thomson
md tu,t;,h - - 49, "Deih his wife, Moore
"l""" ana Thomas Csw,horne who 70 on, n ,,, con
y az" as To the other defendants on The sSeist
''K'ng the bill Tor confessed az IN ,hsr co,,e on
w, "'y u" oe heah on the bin md rxbiI;,s al .as
W cpnn'eF on consideration wbefcoC IN. eou,t
, tnat one NJ its commissioners do st,,e Tie &C..
sJ ",'u"nu oe'wern the parties in tho bin mentioned
,, I, he same tn the court with any -,,,,,,s sur,
hs 'e', oeemed PERTINENT by himself q, which may
lD'eo Oy the parties 10 be 50 stated
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