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1uCesoes &aIr8.
HaluaJtc BUILDING LOIS for ,aIe >

.Ittcti0R.
VaNHCSE valuable Bnlang Lots belopr;p,, n n.
Il estate OF the la;c John Ii Brown lying on Locust
street, and lately built adjoining Mr. John Ruther
ioord,s Tenement, Will be oilared for sale, on III,
premises oy his Executors, under the provisions of
hs last will, on Monday, the Esd day of the prescnt
ncnth--Terms One third ofthe purchase money to be
pad IN 90 days, to be secured by negotiable note
with an approved endorser aud lie tile In the PROF..
cry 70 be withheld TIL the note is paid-a credit OF Ia
months wi De allowed for the other two thirds; 10 be
secured oy deed of tTus, the property with inter.
es' from the day Of salc-The sale to- begin at IL
ocock. TIE EXECUTORS.
auI Lid Ids
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sors.
/. OF Ancient Languages, DR.. GrssHrn !I,rrr-
OF Uodera Languages, Dr. CzoRoz ElAzr-
s. or Mathematics. Mr. CnAaLrs Boyxrc,s71r.
: OF Chemistry and Matcr!u Medca, Dr. ions
p. EMMETT.
5. OfNatural Philosophy, DR.. r. ". PA-.rnsox.
6. o. MCC.ciue, Or. BoELEY DuNGLrsoD.
:. o. Anatomy and Surgery, Dr. Tao,:.s Lc"S-
8. OF Moral Philosophy, Fir. GroRcE TucuzR.
Q. OF Law, for the ensuing session, Eir. JOHN i.
Ct. DAVIS.
Chairman Of nc lacrl:y for the ensuing session,
DR.. PATTERsoN.
To be admitted into the University the student
must b" at least IS years "fagc Before he matr.-
cuates, he must dcPositc with the Proc or, al the
money, drafts g." ~ his possess on and INC amount
must lie az least sufficient pay for hs fees, rents
&c ana thee months board. Anfnnds subsequent
y received by the etua1a. must also be deposited
with the Proctor, who has charge OF al! dsburse-
mcrts ! rigid comp ancr with these regulations
vii! be enacted, ua&-r The penalties prescribed By the
cuac' mems.
The students arc required to wear. OF al
when uut Of their GIrmtur,cs, uniform dress, Of
which description Is given TIE cUac;incnts, and
which can be procured at moderate priCc, at Char
lottcsuIc. rs It is the determination u the Visit
Ors that this shall be strictly enforced he at
tention Of parents and guardians particularly drawn
10 II, order that their or wards may not be
provided with clUhes which they vii not be permit
ted TO wear.
Every student is free TO choose what professors nc
vii! attend but it under the a-G Of Fl years he must
attend at least hrsc schools, Ua!css when to n1tr-
cuatCs ms parent o. guardian small nave prescribed
"a Eillng, the schools which he desires him at
tend, or unless the Faculty, for good cause shown,
shall allow him TO attend less than three
In the Medical School, one full course is consid-
cred, by the authorities ofhc Universities Of Penn
syyanIa and Maryland, equrvalcn' to Il course IN
these institutions. Tho Lectures on Phvsioucy, on
Medical Jurisprudence, ard on MntorIa Ncdcp may
be attended separate courses, at t!c reduced fee
Of 10 dollars.
In the school Of Moral Philosophy, besides the lee
lures on Moral and Mental Philosophy anu Political
Economy lectures will b, given. for the fuiurc on
Rotorc and Bellies Letters. including EngI'si compo-
s!'ious. In the school Of Modern Languages, Tu-
tor will honcriorwarib DO employed 20 ussIst IN tho
Instruction Of the classes.
The instructions conveyed. partly by lectures
and partly By the study Of approved test books and
IN all cases, tho assiluy Of the student is tested by
rigid daily examinations. Public examinations are
also held, twice year, on plan which affords
sure test Of the proficiency OF the student, and the
result Is communicated TO the parent or guardian
Monthly circulars are sent to- the parents anC
guardians, giving statement Of the attendance o
each student a. lecture and 81 his proficiency an,
department. a. $. BROCEBNBOROUGH
aug 1--wSt Proctor
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UMTOM E0TwT.

FREIIb subscribers having taken that large and
n c"nmotruus Tavern, the UNION HOTEL in
this city respectfully solicit share of the public pa.
tr0nlgc. They pcdg" themselves that the most IN
RENTED attention shall be paid TO give general salts
faction "a those who may favor them with their COM
pany They have provided themselves with attentive
Bar keepers and good Servants Their table will be
constantly supplied with the best the market affords
and the Bar with the most choice liquors, &c.
Phe Stables vii bn kept furnished with all kinds Of
ProyCn6cr ard the most experienced Ostlers
WIN. Fl. SHIELDS.
aug i-eoGt JOHN ARMISTEAD.
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LANES p. PRESTON.
!. 4 CUEVhLLIE.
W. Y. PENDLErDN,
THOMAS NITCUIC.

UNIVERSITY OF TIKGTNTN.-T1e rc53I aes-
q sion Will begin on the I0'h of September, amc
continue u-- the goth OF July following.
The expenses Tor the session of upwards Of ten
months. n fellows:
Board, including bed an4 other room iurni-
tyre. washing and attendance 500
Fuel and candles, to Be furnished hy the
Proctor, at cost and ) per cent commits
slon-estImated a. 20
Rem, Of an entire Dorniory SIC; for half. II
occupied by two students,
Use OF the Library and Public Rooms, -
Fccs-if one professor be attended so, !g2.
each $50, II .aOrc than two, each -, -
Total els
'ILe Faculty C. The Irgsre-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-14

FSVtlE Races will commence in Bedford
n County, over the Liberty Course, on Tuesday
lst September, and continue ddysis Day. mile heats for
$2rO-rn,ncc 5i52d Day, mile heats purse Si0O-er.
trance 81 Day, mc heats, best for Proprietor
purse entrance SlDih pay, sweptakc, nilc heats
nance S!5Un the day match race will I've run be.
Washington Ccs'hr entrance of each day 10 gn
with the runcIhe Proprietor pledges himself pay lc
OF each dsys race ~ cash There eoyd
horses ia 'rsuiuga number The track will 30 M
fnc order, and every thing p,epaei accommodate Race
Norse hope and confidently expect Gnc srou this
WIN TEEIYs
ss-Iaw 81 Ta,ssr:f =: L.t:ry Sse. .esS;s
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White Lamp Oil, Gigs, Sugar, &c.
Cheap Music.

TS7llE subscriber has received a large usscrtncr,
H. OF Luhrogaphic Music, which he will sell at 6
cents per printed page, and n some instances cheap
cr.-Much has been said about the iTcUrreclness Of
photographic Music. aud with de-Tec Of truth
The printing establishment having changed owners.
IS due To the present proprietor TO say that owing
10 his particular attention, the L!thograph!c Muse
printed at ms establishment Is correct plate NIL
sic.-.The subscriber will give q catalogue OF music
on hand with the price in cents.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-14
Information Wanted.

information w antGd.
THhRLES ". CHEATHAM, son of William
" Chraram, of Charlotte county, Va. left homo
III state "f mental arrangement, on the 9Th Nov.
1898. II has been ascertaincd he was wandering
about from place 10 place, until Sept 1929, when he
was IN Chesterfield county, Va since when no GER
tain account has been heard Of him by his conneS-
ions. They are much distressed on his account and
beg an act ofmercy, that any having know
ledge Of his present or recent abode or if dead, the
circumstances Of his death will communicate that in
formation through tho Richmond Wing or Enquirer
lic is young man vt classical education. gentccl
and fashionable air, Il Lawyer byprofossion, common
size das hair, blue eyes, rather lame when walking,
and on the whole person Of very singular qualities
with n cOuTtenance OF the deepest contemplation,
L. Editors generally are earnestly solicited 20 give
;hIs an insertion. aug IL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-14

EUsT published, for sale by COLLINS s.
- co.
+ 4 connected view % the Whole Internal Naviga
ton Of the United States; Natural and Artificial,
Present and Prospective: corrected & improved from
the edition Of 1896, aud much enlarged, from ouhyn-
tic materials, down 20 the present time. with Sheet
Map, and Numerous Engraved rrotlCs. FOR the Illus
traitor Of the subject Tho Map has been cngTa-
we'd for the purpose, according to The latest tcpo-
graphical corrections and improvements. II is pro
icc'cd. on reduced scale, from Tanners eXccleu,
Four Sheet Map Of the United States, recently pub
ilshcd; and with various authentic statistical details
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-14
ChickahominY Land for Sale.

FsSIlE subscriber Is empowered by a deed of trus,
i from Judge Hay and others of record in the
Office Of the cork Of H":rico county, TO SELL and ho
now offers fer sale, the estate called Ashfield. con
iainng about hundred and thirty acres: situated
On Chckehon'uv. t::c county of fienrico, about
seven miles f;o.n the cty c: Richmond.
The estate consists Of two parcels: the upper sep
oTaicd from tic lower by slip of land about foI,r
lcnlrcd yards vide. The upper parcel contains
ab1u. 43o, and tie lower about 500 acres
Ga the upper parcel there is an excellent brici;
dwelling house, 81 by 50 feet, having Sin large and
,wo small rooms, and four large closets. The house
vas built about the year 1914. and Is said to be as
good as any IN the county. The storc-rooGn and
gardeners house also of brick. The other hou-
ses kitchen, servants apartments, stables. and corn
mouse. &c Of wood. About one-thrd Of this
tract as attn told, wha, called mud land 40 or
ID acres Of which cleared and in meadow, which
may, with little trouble. be kept constantly ir.igsted.
On the lower tract, continuing about 500 acres,
there ere barns, stables &c but no dwelling -houss
bat that intended for the Oversecr II has a good
settle for dwelling house excellent spring
and most abundant supply of fire wood There q
also orchard on It l. Is rcprese ~ ed that of tins
tract, between one ond two hundred acros are mud
land, that may be easily cleared and that are eruS
to any land On CHickahonEg.
The district Of country in which these lands are Sd
mated Is said 10 be very healthy, and entirely eyemN
from ague and fever.
On having the purchase money. and the iRtereSt
hereof payable s"rn,annually satisfactorily sesufst
a LIBERAL c-edi' viii be ,ivcn TO the purchaser.
The parcels yl be sold sepa ratey. If the purcfIa.
ser should so desire. ROBERT STANARD
" 20--2GwCV
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-14

E WARDS WORKS.-The Works of Presi-
II Int Edwards complete, III o vols. ocluyo-
Just published, and for sale by
aug IL J Il NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-14

Guitar and I2p's Muse -Rosna, my dearest, -
Nee me BY the Moonlight, -; Oh no, I'll neve.
mention hIni, t; March to the battle field IL.
En-iish Plate Music at photographic Prfccs.-
Nine Lovers, sung by Miss Kelly, written and CON
posed ny John Parry, 10; O! Bcalu NlTgiuC sung by
Master Miller, arranged to Winters air OF "Eai.a
Dca, by Addison, 10; Pray Goody, please TO mode.
rat, sung by Kelly, IN the 5urierta Of Midas, IG;
From her whose every smile is hoyc, by z. PIndor,
music by Philips, 10: o COVE Omnpotrncc," com
posed BY Wmt =, arranged to English words by Ad-
sou, and sung at the OratorIos by Miss RcuneI 10;
Deep in my soul, from Byron's Corsalr composed BY
T.. y II. Esq 80; An! SIGH not thus, arranged 70 an
old lrish melody. by Craven, IG; Ny hearts fit to
break with an accompaniment for the Piano Forte
and IIar'., by Craven 10; When DER hte's sunshine
clouds cast, Duct, BY Miss Kelly, 10; I will
not say, farewell for ever, cu2onetby John Parry,
IG Eve roamd through many wcaricd round, sung
by MISS Kelly, -.
aug II r. D SANX&Y.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-14
Coffee, Paper, &c.

Coffee, Paper, &c.
SA Bsgs RIO Coffee
SO 500 reons wrapping paper
400 do writing do
100 bags pepper
tierCeS rlcc--ioT salo By
aug 1885, OTIS, DUNLOP & CO.
MEDICINES AND PAINTS.
dtHARLES GODDARD. one door above the
~ maDson- House, Richmond Is constantly receiving
flesh supplies of Medicines Pants, OTIS Dve Sruifs,
d. which he warrants genuine ami will all times SELL
by wholesale retail oSo hey crn be purchased
"a piria. AS, by enlarging his Store and his Stock
of Goods, he is better prepared for business than ever
before so he hopes for increase Of the liberal
patronage he has hitherto received
Country Merchants. Physicians Painters, Hattcrs
Dyers, and those purchasing for aLxy use. are res
pecLuly invited 10 call, Or send him their orders.
The following articles deserve the attention offau-
iics:
Teller Onmcnt, which is believed to equal any in
use Tor letters, Scrofula, Ring worms &c. and is
dcrs.
.no"A Water. eneaectua! remedy fer sore mouths.
Eye VG!cT, IN excellent article for sore, or weak
eyes.
Whiie Ginger and Spices for Yellow Pickles. Jars
suitable for preserves ard pickles.
InrHiD SscI. nun 10 70.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-14

NEyANTED Immediately. an ovcrseer at rny farm
w near the town Of Manchester in Chesterfield
comfy. No ono ~j,' be employed unless of good
character and possessed Of abilities OF hc FIRST order
4 single will be preferred TO a married man
JAMES LYLE.
Chesterfield County, July 28-cu
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-14
SULPHUR SPRING FOR SALE.

T q.
4 AN d2sTuGs lJ sell goo acres of Land on the
Z Little Calf PasCs River, in the county of Au
EUs,a, about = or 10 les from S:a atom: about 100
acres ar" fiat CT level, including acres OF meadow
and the residue upland.
H. THIS tract Includes a valuable SULPHUR
SPRING commonly called NJ. CGses Spring which
has hecn much irequcnted for many years aud With
considerable success by the citizens Of this county,
Is the new turnpike road from Stanton TO the
Warm Springs VIII pass through this place. near the
spring it wi. make one Of he mos; valuable tavern
stands wcst Of the Blue Ridge
oFterms, cr other information apply 10 William
Clarke. ESQ. Of Stanton, 20 the subscriber, adj
joining The Prcnlscs.-If by mail, the postage must
30 paid. WILLIS M'KEAND.
Augusta, July ., 1850. 81 WI,
n. B.-Thcre are some small buildings now on
the land and new brick house will be erected IN a
few weeks After the 10Th OF mex; month, the sub
s.rGcr VIII b" prepared to accommodate visitors at
the Spring The cabins at the Spring will be rented
Ont &c usual
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-14
P. CHUBB,S PRIZE LIST.

Tickets 50, Halves /, Quarters so cts.
For sale IN a variety Of numbers &C p CHUBBS
ever fortunate Office. aug IL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-14

Tickets S1--ilu!vCs l--Quarjcrs 80 cents.
For salc a; Il. MICKLES,
avg Is Next tc!cw The dec. CT the Eagle Hotel!
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Books and Stationery.
Cheaper Mdn usmni.


IkNiiE subscriber feels disposed to admit that the
- pressure IN the money market is such, to de-
nland reduced prices. lie therefore intends thi.
uay to reduce the price Of his goods, thereby making
/" practcaljcst o. the advantage the public will de-
rive from such course trusting that will be duly
,cciprocatcd. During his career in business it has
ocen ms constant desire 20 give entire satisfaction 10
MS customers-he assures them and the public gen.
crafty that he will cnCcavor by his unTemitted at
ehton to their interest, in the selection of the very
pest articles III his line and tho disposal of them al
low prices to merit continuance OF their favor.
lie also assures the public that he will never give
any article IN ms store II recommendation beyond It's
intrinsic worth.
lie offers Tor sale general assortment Of Law,
Medical, Theological, and Miscellaneous Books: La
TN Greek, French, Spanish, and English School
Books, well selected assortment of Stationery;
also, a,argc stock OF edgers journals Gay letter in
voice. bill, record, and Sher.ffs Books
rentlemcn who wish TO complete Libraries of Law,
Medical or Miscellaneous Works, can have them
furnished by the subscriber. al the low price of o.
per cent above cost and that will be the lowe
wholesale cash price, at which they can be procured
in the Nor hern cities.
Orders far England and France executed in the
shortest possible time.
The subscriber bees leave to call the o;ien.n, n
the merchants to ms assortment of writing papcr.
pulls desk penknivcs, and stationery generally, he
being well assured that they are very superior and
unusually cheap.
Book Binding in oil It's variety of elegance and
planneSs, executed at his usual low prices, with
iallhlulness and despatch. r. ID. SANXAY.
ap II Is
~ EW BOOKS. published by American Sunday
School Union, for sale by COLLINS & Co.
Helen and her Cousin
Family Conversations the Evidences Of Revcla-
ton
Memoir of Barbara Ewing
Youthful Memoirs, compiled by the Rev. W. Canes
Wilson
Sketches from the Bible.
fIrcside Conversations on some OF tie principal
Doctrines of the bible
History of the Sandwich Islands, with an account OF
the American Mission established there
iymils IN Prose, tor the use OF children
Life Of Philip Melanc,hon
History of George Hicks
The Apprentices Dialogues
Memoir of Susan B. Marble
History OF Edwin. Judd
The Teachers Parting Gift TO Sunday School Bow
Scenes i'll Childhood
Nursery Lessons
Life OF Col. James Gardiner
hints 10 Mothers and Infant School Teachers
The Fall of Babylon, or the History OF the Empire
of Assyrla
Ortons Life of Philip Doddrdge, d d.
Gi!pin's Monument of Parental Affection
Female Biography. containing Sketches OF twelve
American Women
Rallies Memoirs of the Kew Thomas Spencer
Infants progress, by Mrs Sherwood
Devout Exercises of the Heart, by Mrs Rowe
Aliens Alarm, the Unconv ertcd
The Young Freelhinker Reclaimed, BY Rev. y w
Baldwin
a Fathers Letters 10 his Son
mar Its
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10 TIE LADIES
FANCY DRY GOODS.

RlCli worked book and mall dresses, of Partisan
II manufacture
superb worked lace pclcrincs, 'Fiorcllas,' collars
and capcs
Rich embroidered Paris capcs, pclerines ana collars
Eicgan gauZc scars
Needle worked muslin bands and Inserting trimmings
Green worstcd barrcge for wells
Best black Italian usrings from Matconi's factory
Fancy rcticuies and bead purses
New style bonnie, rhands
Oriental. 'Tullcyrand and Dccoupc' belt rilands
Lace caps and crazy James
with many desirable goods, all received per Rich
mond Packet, and of the latest mportatons from
France and England. now opening and exhibiting at
II. III JENKINS
Irish Linen Fancy Dry Good Store. Main st.
3
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Letter Paper Cheap

Letter Paper Cheap.
FEtHE subscriber has received an assortment Of
a very good letter paper which he will sell Of
very small advance. r. ID. SANXAY.
II
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-27

Farther supplies of Books, &c
'E'HE Northern Traveller, and Northern Tour,
d with the routes to the Springs, Niagara and
Quebec and the Coal Mines ofPennsylvanla: also the
Tour of New Engand--- two ennravinrs---
Fourth edition. revised and extended.
Aenophon's Expedition of Cyrus. with English
notes, prepared for the of schools ard colleges
with life of the auihor by Charles Dexter Cleye-
land, Professor of Languages in Dickinson College
Maccuilock on rcmittent and intermittent diseases
including g"nercaiy marsh fever ard neuralgia; COM
prsing under the former, various anomalies obscu-
rites. and consequences; and under new systematic
view otthc latter, treating of tic dnuourry sciafi-
ca headache, ophihanIa, oo,hachc. palsy aud many
other modes and consequences of this generic dis
Winners Episcopal Manuel, being intended as q
summary explanation of,hc doctrine. discipline and
Worship Of the Episcopal Church, etc. etc. etc.
Third edition.
Moorr's life Of Lord Byron.
Pelham, or the adventures of gentleman
T I'Hc' Di"owncd. by the same Author.
I.awric Todd. or the settlers in the yvooGs--L,.
John Gait, E.q.
Flora's Dictonary-by a lady
Register OF officers and agents. civil. military and
naval. IN thc service Of the United States 1880
Memoirs Of the Rev. Matthew Henry, by !. E..
lids to reflection. by s Z. Colcridco. with pro
llmlnary essay, notes, and Illustrations, by James
Marsh
Foscarini, or the paT'rc;an Of Venice
Life ofthe Rev Edward Payron, -. u. iatc Rec
tor of the second church III Portland.
Bickcrstcth's Christian lIearer, designed to show
The Importance o! hearing the word, and to assist
CHRISTMAS III hearing with profit.
Provincial Letter, containing an exposure of the
reasoning and morals of tho Jesuts by BIaisc Pas
cal, originally published under the name of Louis De
NoutaltC, translated from the FrenCh--to which is
added, view Of the History Of tn" Jcsuits and the
late Bull. for the revival OF the order IN Europe &c.
received for sale, by
I9.-s COLLINS & Co
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VALUABLE BOOK 8.

VALUABLE BOOKS
* chrvrts Greek and English Lexicon, vol. ito.
vols. 80
Consabies Miscc,'qnics, in ~ vols. I2ino
Ciccros Works, (i.ain) in 80 vols. i2mo
AnoaIs of Snoring, Lcol'd plutcs) IN ID vols 9vo
Grangefs Biographical History of England 500 por
traits, q vols. $50
North American Review, in 20 vols. $40
platrs Universal Biography, > vols. $40
British Poets. % vols, i2mo
Percy Anecdotes (platcs 10 Nos. iomo
Modern Traveller, tpajcs) 10 Nos I2mo
Ramsay's Universal History, - vols Gvo
liarthy on Man. ; vols, 2yo
Sales Coran or Alcoran, vols. $50
Wilson'S OrnihoIagy. lcoId plates) . vols Ito
Dugald Stewards WORKS vols ayo
London Encyclopedia OF Gardening, vol, cyo
Edmund Burkc's Works, vols, cyo
Lingards History Of ENGLAND, 40 vols $40
Joaos's Metropolitan Views. (IGl cngravinosl /
vol, ltO-For sale by JNO. H. NASH,
apl7 Bookseller, Richmond.
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lust Received from France

Just RcccYcd from France,
- EGNAUbDS Pectornl Basamic Paste The
Ia beneficial effects 81 this Paste. known a lone
time before i, was made public, and its subscqurnt
srcccss, have procured ii the favorable reception with
ancc.
II IS highly beneficial to persons afflicted with
cataFriS, colds, consumptions and all diseases oftha
lungs.
In asthma. either i'll old or young patients. this
preparation employed in rather large doses espec!al
y at night, when going to bed has frequently cr.
tcctcd complete cure, and constantly procured
sleep and rendered cXPeotoraiion abundant and
easy
In coughs which accompany and follow measles, in
tic whoogng cough it Is productive of the most de.
slrablc effect.
IS also useful to persons "ho obliged to speak
professionally IN public.
Many Of the public journals. and some ofthe most
eminent physicians in Paris, have given Recnauld S
tas'e most gathering recommendation constant
supply VIII ne kept by the subscriber at his Book and
Stationery Store, warranted genuine.
ma 20 r. - StNXNY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-27

Y IkGlNlA:-At rules, holden IN the clerks ofScFof
the superior court OF chanccry for the Richmond
district, the 9Th day Of April, 1850: william Moncurc
pit. against Thomas MARSHALL John J. Marshall viii.
lam ~ iay Tor and Elizabeth his wife. Edwin Burn
ley and Lucy VI. bis wife and Anthony Whitaker dts
The defendants Edwin Burnley and Lucy w. his
wife, not having entered their appearance and given
security according to the act Of Assembly and the
rules OF this court. and It appearing, By satisfactory
evidence, that they not inhabitants of this country
It is ordered, that the said defendants do appear he
the 10Th day at the next June tern aud answer the
bill Of the plaintiff and that copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted IN some newspaper publtahed la
| the city OF Richmond, for two months successiyeIy
md posted at the front door of the capitol IN N. said
city. copy. Teste
J - VIM. g. PsSuLEroS, c. c.