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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-09
Tyler's Vegetable Family Pills.


'liE efficacy of these incompatible Pills or vcreta
bic family physc, has been fully demonsratcd by
more thnn twenty years experience. They are pro
nounced by many eminent physicians, who use them
eiects on tho human system To any other vet offered
to the public, more particularly for oil those affective
complaints mentioned below most of which are occa
stoned by diseases of the liver, and arrangement in
the functions of the digestive organs Freouen, or
nervous head aches costiye habits; iaundcc or bill
lous state OF the stomach dizziness; foul stomach:
dyspepsia or indigestion; sickness the stomach; loss
OF appetite; iatuiance gripping; choice dropsy; in short
for every dlsordercd off the stomach and bowo,
requiring cathartc medicine. Their operation IS
mild, and yet they efectunlly remove all obstruc,ions
ofthc bowels strengthen the stomach and excite the
appetite with little disturbance in the system Those
pills contain no mercury, but are prepared wholly
from vegetables and there danger attending the
use of them To either nge or SEX under any circum
stances where physc is necessary For sale by
JOHN ii BLAMlRE
le Oppnsiie the En- ole door
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-09
Irish Linen SIore.

DERSONS wanting "A Irish linens from, 20 cts
per yard 10 extra superior. will be supplied witii
them IN any qsnthy, by the piece half piece or yard
Amongst the assortment Ia of very superior
soft finish shooting linens well deserving the attcn-
ton OF gentle non wishing frs rate article All Ii
nens purchased from the subscriber, ore warranted
pure linen. grass bleach and fee from any impercc-
t'on' tor sale at very reduced prices, at
z. II. JENKINS
q lo % Irish Linen and Fancy Dry Good Store
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-09
TO LOVERS OF HORSES.

ms FAkRiEkY, recently published BY Jno. Grsg,
IN Philadelphia 3D.
e, j. pu bo, from, hes, information the ad
Veser can gel nom persous
Judges ne warranted in saying decidedly the bes,
treatise on the subject to I've found print, processes
nothing IN ITS table OF contents bot what treated of
In mastery style -
u would he suPer9uons say tina, those who justly appre.
ciae tnaf noble and useful animal the Horse will find this
most desirable little volume
Price rs ceats-Eor sale, by JOHN H. NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-09
Drugs, Medicines, &c. &C.

-, :. t FuPCIIuUUS 20 say any lining by way
OF putting the good qualities Of the articles he offers
for sale, of which, as well the prices those who
wish 10 purchase generally choose to be their own
luogGs. Inc public have right to expect ere,y thing
they buy to be good but is very unusual 10 hear tbe
cry of snhing fish from the salesman if the article
called for should net be the best of tho kind IN the
market. His object Is, therefore, to keep the best he
can buy, and sell them as low as he can afford
II. e.. MCNEMARA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-09

iRSiSlA.-At rules holden in the clerks Office Of
lie superior court of chancery for the Williams
6nrg district, the Sd day of May, 1890: Stephen D.
ruier and Mary his wife, pitts. against Wiilism NJ
Layi5T, IN his own light and administrator with the
%ht annexed of Edmund Taylor, sen'r, John r. Tay.
iurs and others, defts.
The defendant Jno. p. Taylor not having entered
hrs appearance and given security according to the act
ing by satisfactory evidence that lac is not an nhabi
ant of this country RI ordered that the said defend
ant do appear here the first day Of the next term
this order be forthwith inserted in some newsnan-r
published in the city of Richmond for two months SIC
crssyey, and posted the robt door of the former
Capitol, in the city Of williamsburg.
~ copy. Tcsfe, Ed. CHRISTIAN n e
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-09

~ VAIMfs PANAeEA.--yus, received. BY IN, s,ls.
=. be-, fresh supply OF swans ranacea.
nov g. MeNrNAp>
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-09

a kLD GRENADA RUM puDcbeons Grena-
" 10 rum, choice article, represented as bene
10 ycsrs old, for sale at retai By
JG lG r. II. DREW Ant
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-09

NVIRGlNIh:-At rules, holden in the clerks ofic.
~ ol the superior court Of chancery for The nj
mond district the I'd day of August, 1880. samuel ~
Puilam, assignee of John W. smith, aud Other ni,es
against Edmund w: foote's exor of Augustine Davis.
deed: Thomas U. Webb and Harriet his wife Samuel
Sheppard and Maria his wife, Edwin Davis and ChsrIrs
T. Davis and Matilda his wife, dha
The defendants Thomas J.. Webb, Edwin Davis.
ann CharIes T. Davis and Matilda his wife, nor
having entered their appearance and given secr-
ny according to the act Of Assembly and the
Pues OF inns court, and appearing, by satisfactory
e'dehce That they are not inhabitants of this country
ordered, that the said defendants do appear hero
on Ihe LIST day Of the Janry term, and answe the
PHI OF the PLAINTIFFS and that a copy of this order be
i0r'hVhh inserted in some newspaper published in
the city Of Richmond, for two months suceessiyeIv
and posted at the front door of the capitol in the said
city. COPY Tes,c " '"S '"'N
- VIM. G.. PENDLETor r. a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-09

A Complete Concordance to the Holy Scriptures of
- the Old and New Tcstaments; or, q Dictionary
and Alphabetical Index tn the Bible very useful To
all Christians who seriously read study the nspir.
ed writings, &c. sc. now edition with many i'm
portant improvements-and about the cost Of the
London Edition, and fully rs well execu,ed-Jus,
published, and for ssle by ]. H. NASH.
EQUITY JURISPRUDENCE of the HIob
~ Court of Chancory: by George jeremy, ESQ.,
for by RID. SANXhY.
RROWN's BEST CHEWING TOBACCO,
- nov For sale nv n. e. McNENARa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-09
FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
. We: The House and Lot OH Church Hill
I'LL formerly the property Of John Parkhil and now
snWan the occupancy OF Mr. Joseph S. James. The
iat seen lately enclosed and the undergoing
thcr"'gh repair There fine Yard and Garden attach
cd 10 the premises; We'll Of good water Coal and Smoke
house Stable and Carriage house. all The presen,
occupant has afase the premises for years, this
1 not affect @ sale, possession may be had twelve
Hon's from the time the repairs making shall beun
Completed. Application TO he made
Jan 10 e. NIrSF
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-09

o. G.
In Hanorer County Court, March 27tt 1880
~ ATHANlEL +. BOWIE, and Hector Boye, in
fants, under the age Of twenty one years by
Hector Davis, their uncle, and next friend, pits
dec, Oliver T. Cross and Polly his wife, Nathaniel
Davis and Martha his wife, Jesse @. Yarbroupb and
Nancy his wife, Hudson NJ. Wing6ed and Sophia his
wife, dohn d. Green aud Elizabeth his wife, Harriet
Bowe, Emily II. Bowe, BENJAMIN wiDgield trustee
for Susanna III. Perrin, the said fernes-coyert and
eme-soie, being daughters and devisees of the said
Nathaniel Bowe, dec, and Mortimer Coddin and
Thomas II. Goddiu, infant children of Amanda 81
Goddin, dec, daughter and devisee Of the said Ma
tbaniel Bowe, dec, defs.-IN CHAscEnY.
The bill and answer of all the dts except Nathaniel
Davis and Martha Davis his wife, being fled and the
said Nathaniel Davis and Martha his wife, not having
entered fher appearance and given security according
10 the act Ut Assembly and rules of this court and i
appearing TO the satisfaction of the court that they
are not inhabitants Of this commonwealth il is order
ed, that the said dts Nathaniel Davis and Martha bis
wife, do appear here the first day of Nav cour,
next, and the bill of the pits and that
of this order be forthwith inserted in the Copstit,I.
tionai Wing, IA newspaper published in the city of
RchmondD for two months successfully, and that
another copy be posted tue front door of the cowr
house Of this county. Copy. Teste,
80 PmLIP b. WISsroS, c. IL c.
IN CHANCERY.-In Louisa County Court, NAV
n 10th, 1880:
Arthur Clayton, Phf
against
PendIeton Harwood, Aaron e.. White, executor of vii
ham White. decd and Aaron e. White, executor oil
Cathefne WDie, decd, dts.
The defendant PendIeton Harwood not having enter.
cd his appearance and given security according to law
satisfaction of the court that lie is an OF
this State, the motion Of the plaintiff by his counsel
il is ordered, that the said defeD dant do appear here
on the first day Of August Court next and answer the
bill of the PLAINTIFF and that copy OF this order be
forthwith inserted in the Richmond WING for two
months suceessyely, and posted the front door of
'he Courthouse OF this county on some court day.
3C-lawsws joYiN utJNTER. 6. Z. 9.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-17
CORD.4GE NIORE,

and is now ready TO execute all eTders toT aTti-
ces IN his line. with which he may be favored aud
on the most advantageous terms. lie mas now on
hand avery extensive assortment OF Cordage Of
every DESCRIPTION. TO which he Is daily adding from
his FACTORY. His prices viii be regulated BY the
Incest PuisJurgh g CiHellHatl rates; and he
feels confident of being able to fiL all elders OF
Merchants. who mas favor him with Their custom,
on az last as rood If not better terms tkan can be
ny9cursd any where else in the Western Country.
lie will warrant his work 10 be of tie very best
quality. Commanders Of Boats are requested TO
give him a call.
Orders addressed 10 Messrs Knox and Mckee,
FORSYTH and Dobbin, and d. 3. Bayless, Commits
sion Merchants, OF to himself promptly attended
20.
Wheeling, March 4tlt lS29-GI
- The Louisville Advertiser, Nashville Re
publican, and ST. Louis Republican, VIII please
insert the above once week iortwo months, and
f,ruzr3 tcir accounts & ilfis uilice r. Yr7mtss
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-17
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, AND DYE STUFFS,
FOR SALE, BY
archibald 8. Todd.

FEW WheI9g where ne has ns
&c which be vii sell
CASH the article hand thief following:
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-17
COTTON.

TRUSP received aud for sale, So Bales Tern. 8
~ A.ab. Cotton. ~ teNslN s. NJ HES
Jan. 6 1880.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-17
FRESH SAAID OIL
ALSO

Physicians County viii find ito their advantage call at the ahov
ani Law IN t.eN
Flour Whs Ginseng Be, snaseToo5 &c viii be received exchange
l, 1928
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-17
SADDLE TREES
C0RDAGE STORE.
JOHN w. BERRY,

ID GS LEAVE TO inform the Public, that
~ he has taken the large Brick Warehouse
lately occupied by Messrs Frazier and bayard,
ON the corne1 Of Water and Union Streets, ano
Immediately at the head Of Zsne's Wharf M
vhirhh he has opened
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-31
from the N. 4. Constellation
NEWSPAPER < PONtEKS.

lis a very good world thai We live il,
10 buy, or lead, or 10 give in
But TO beg, Or TO borrow, or get a mans own,
lis the very worst world that ever was known
So says somebody we canno, recollect whom.
But Notwithstanding The general truth of the
text, il cannot be denied, that beggars AVID bof.
rowers and even thieves, thrive wonderfully
in the newspaper line. We are inclined TO say
something on this subject from the ,requeat
complaints of our patrons, that they are Gontn-
ually suffering from the sponging propensnies
of their neighbours. We are pleased to hear
that some degree of fondness is entertained
for this youngIhg of ours but we should be
still bel ter pleased if some mode ofobiaining Il
were restorted 10 besides the fashionable prar
tice of abduction.
Whatever you may think of il. gentlemen
thieves. borrower and %beggars. il is a TACT tbat
those who subscribe Tor a paper aud pay for X
are apt 10 take It prodigiousiy aniss. that they
cannot securely enjoy the fruits of that homes
~ and fair dealing which render a guild pro quo.
They complain that as soon as they lay down
their papers. aud even before they have had
time TO take them up, some snstcher or borrow.
err, or beggar, gets possession Of them. and they
are seen no more.
Now gentlemen spongers, we beg leave 70
say to you, in all sincerity of heart. that itiSa
most viilainous trick of yours 10 be always
getting your newspaper reading without coH-
triouting a single sous in pay ment for the SANE
What would you think, thieves, borrower NJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-31

was heard. All at once, from the -.
Inc street, a troop Of ~iesllles, meo a All '' o.
approached me. The rider, we're horses
na'nosaas, whose light glared redly on Iii
s,ne"s' ,heir sunken eyes rolling 10 ths;, a'
o'on'' 'heir mouths opening from ear ~ ''es
aad helmets OF flesh hanging from ,he;, ear,
Gus heads The horses dragged lbei, - o'ue-
Ter MN IN the kennel, which oyerao..a a'e' a
oio'd 10 the houses on each side, n, ~ WITH
ho"' OF which appeared for a monsn, "h.
then disappeared, a band Of pale. d,sh.' aud
females, all silent rs the grave. Low. in.'taned
is'e meanings were heard in the air "co-
on'y hvIng beng in The street, where I,oa ,he
ed mo'ioniess with terror, and wilbon, "s'h-
strength to seek safety in fie hI.-Tba wen
troop pushed on at full gaIIop, end A. ,p
passed, other riders succeeded and na,.rey
me WIN Their appalling gaze. For un.aNga
oi I'VE nous they filed past. At last tho"
appeared, andwere succeeded by a nnuh'
OF artillery wagons iaden with ma.plad ""Y
p%itat'ng corpses5 an infectious oduur pa
ing the air. On, sudden, tho iron gs,s'soa'
shut with violence and I awoke. struck m;
repeating watch-t was no more Than twelve !
Consequently the torrid phantasgmaoria seer.
had lasted only twn or three mInutes-the time
necessary for relieving the seniries and clo.iny
the gate. The night was piercing cold the
sentinels were quick in passing the watchword
and, besides. the jailor next morning confirm T..
ed my calculation However. there is no one
incident O fmy lie the duration OF which | can
recollect with more certainty, or the details Of
which are more deeply engraved on my mem.
Dry"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-31
THE CONVENTION,

Winchester, (PaJ Friday. May 2I.-The
Episcopal Convection for the Diocess OF Virgi
MIA, con- menced us session in this town yester
day. The following clergymeu were present
at The opening
Right Rev. William Meade, u. d. Wildwood,
Frederick city.
Rev. Ebenrzer Bovdcn. Stanton.
Nicholas II. Cobbs, New London, Bed
ford COUNTY.
Rev, John Cole. Missionary in Surry aud
Prince George.
Rev. John Cooke, Montpelier, Hanover CO.
William Crawford. Louisa Court House.
" James Doughen, Goochland {. IL.
" Charles Dresser. Halifax G. II.
q Henry w. Ducachet, NJ. ID. Norfolk.
" Adam Empie, Williamsburg.
Caleb j. Good, Bowling Green, Caroline
county.
Rev. Zachariah II. Goldsmith, Ouoncock,
Accomack county.
Rev. JOHN Grammer, HsrrisylTle, Dinwiddie
county.
Rev. Frederick w. Hatch, Charlottesville.
Johannes e. Jackson. Winchester.
d" Vim. Jackson, Alexandria, ID. &.
+" Thomas Jackson. Leesburg, Lsudoun
county.
Rev. Alexander Jones, Charlest0wa, Jeffer.
son county,
Rev. WIN. & II Jones, Smiihfeld, Isle of
Wight.
Kew. Ruel Leilh, ID. ID. Alexandria. ID. c.
" George Lennon, Warrentop, Fauquier
county.
Rev, Edward r. Lippet. Alexandria, D. C.
" VIM. r. Lee, Richmond.
Edward c. McGuire, Fredericksburg.
" John p. Mcclure, Loretio, Essex CO.
=" Nahum G. Osgvod, Campbell C. ii.
:" Edward w. Peet. Hamslead. King Geo.
Rev. John T. Wheat, Wheeling.
Bishop MEADE took the chair as usual, and
the Introductory sermon was preached by the
Rev. Nicholas II. Cobts.
In our next we NAV be able to give An &C.
count of the proceedings.
We can now only add. that our town is filled
with v,sllers from all parts OF the State, aud
from the adjoining parts of Maryland. Ii is
probably the largest collection OF strangers ev-
sr witnessed here. Some ofour citizens, we
understand. entertain thirty or forty guests, and
others half tina, number.
[Rspu5iican.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-31

LAYALErTE'S DREAM WHEN IN PRiS.
ON UNDER SENTENCE OF DEATH

We are indebted for The following striking
relation 10 the Foreign Literary Gazette, in a
Review of Lavalette's Memoirs, Iust published
upon his death 10 Paris, and which. if W
may Judge from the this journal, is an cxtreme.
iy interesting work
" lbe gentle hrmness of his manner dur in7
the trial mo Il lead to The supposition that he
was resigned but no sooner had he returned
10 his solitary dungeon, than the soldier shrunk
from the contemplation, nor of his death. but
o the mode of his intended execution. n.
had a friend, an old companion in arms. who
at that time possessed some influence at co,r,
10 him he addressed a letter. imploline i.
melancholy favor, soliciting that a soldier
might oe spared a ielon's death, A cold rein.
sal was the only answer. WITH a view ~ stool
ms heart against this cruel injus,ice--to fsmi.
har,se himself with the idea ofan ienominious
pun's"''e"'"t winch his soul revolted-be
oahy questioned his j%ailors on the subiec,,and
.A'e's' me most minute details relative to the
'rous anu Illuminating preparedness of a pub
!. eAeco'ien' The sinister ideas with which
us h'nh was occupied filled his DAYS with az
ony, and agi,ated his slumbers with fea,f1l
visions. One dream in particular with VIII ich
he was visited. appears SO remarkable. tn At we
make no apology for quoting il precisely in his
" words -" One night saws NJ. Lawn.
le"e, 4 had sunk into a torpid slumber the
CLOCK struck the hour of midnight, and the
SLOW 'noh0tonous sound awoke me. distinct.
" neard the IRON gate opened, and the heavy
lread OF The sentry advancing to relieve his
comrade from his post. | fell asleep A second
time. In my sleep | had a dream. ,houybI
myself IN the Rue ST. Honore. near the Rue
de 'tchefe the scene was epveIoped in pro
found and dismal obscurily all was still. save
mat from time to lime a low, inaricuIate sound
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-31
81 .6g3.y5y


Ofthis amount 81 ,lo3 $50 we're acrua / pau
into The Treasury, as appears on Mr. Barr .
own authority. How diff rent the case since
be has been placed in Office 4! In his letter 10
the Chairman ofihe poH OFF % Commit tee he
says. The expenses Of the Department for
h. first half Of the last year, were S5O,OuO more
than the whole amount oi the revenue and,
:" The expenses Of the Depar ment for The year
1929 wete not less than 100000 gn ater ihan
rs current revenue for III. same period. Thus
acknowledging II deficiency during his frs,
years administration of ONE HUNDRED TIL ~
SAND u LIARS Now, lei us suppose that he
continues IN Uilicp five wears aud nlne months,
he period winch Alr. Habersham presided
over The Department, aud continue further 10
conduct us affairs as he has the first year what
will be The comparative difference between hs
administrator sud TINT of the gentleman Just
named, who left a surplus n The end Of his
term, amounting 10 $432 0 Q II will only
amount 90 the lriling sum of ONE MILLION Sc.
VEN THoCsAFD NINE HUNDRED AND NINE u III.
Lars !. against Mr.. Barry provided he do not
gr"w worse as he g,oWs older IN office, of
which there is much danger.
One specimen of " Reform and Retrench-
meni' like This, which IS the natural and inev
table result OF the dismis sal Of competent and
experienced men. ard the employ ment of mere
~pariizan bra~leTs, Is worth ten thousand such
promises and professions As were IN vogue be.
fore the last Presidential election.
Torrb ipnf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-31

seattle her; not proving successful IN due
time, they evacuated 10 a mar, and IN TWO
minutes she exploded, filing the AIR with a
variety of hardware. which landed on the
bel ch-no lives lost-all The baggage, books
a nd papers gone-she was principally loaded
for This place. and our Offices sutier-ihe boat
insured al New Urleans-poiicy said 10 have
expired. Total loss supposed $1,000 10 $4,000
dollars. TX. I. g. Co"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-31

lion, the settled practice Of Comedies seeming
10 be, not 10 re elect its Senators who srrss
their term oil sHI years out. Mr.. Iomlioson
is The present Governor of The State. aud 10 adj
santageously known as having been for sever
al years n Representative in Congress. He
vii continue 10 act rs Governor. we presume,
until the meeting Of the neat Congress ID.
Z. S.-since the above Was 10 type. the
National lnielligencer Of Wednesday was re.
ceivet. which says that il is Ethan Allen Brown
OF OHIO, and not Heman Allen Of Vermont,
who is dominated 10 the Senate as Charge 10
Brazil. The same paper states that JnO. HOmns
also of 0 10, is nomins' ed 10 Chill.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-31

quarters. The farm was formerly the resi-
dence OF lord Fairfax. aud The gold Vas doubt
less deposited by same Of bis family IN the
places where IL wa found. IL is remarkably
pure. Of very ancient mould, and is not IN the
slightest degree oIydlzed Tor corroded) by us
long confinement ia the earth. Many oil the
pieces are clipped and plugged. We unde'-
stand the nrnousi, after exchanging II for bills
~as divided by MIR. kenuerly among the slaves
who mad found il. IRsPub.
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WINCHESTER. Va. NAV 81

A prize Of some value TO the finders was dis
covered a few days since, on che farm of the
his slaves, while engaged in blowing rocks. II
was S24o worth Of gold. 10 joes. haIfjoes, and