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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-11
RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY
MRS. CHRISTIANNA G BURKE resnectGnll,

M RS. CHRISTlANNAG BURKE respectfully
~ announces her intention to open in this city,
on the hrst day OF October next, Seminary for the
ADMISSION OF Young Ladies Boardcrs and day scho-
lars
1t is contemplated to offer an Institution, combining
the most solid requirements, with the most popular
and fashionable accomplishments Without lavinq
claim to any extraordinary qualifications for dischar.
gIng the arduous and highly responsible duties which
wl!l devoVe on her Principal. Mrs b. feels conf.
Gent That an early attention to the subject of Educa-
ton, and IN experience of wears in its details
united to the assistance of MANY able teachers win
enable her 10 afford advantages equal to any in this
STATE and not inferior to those fanny Northern Inst
tuition.
Mrs. Burke will receive daily assistance from, NJ
burke at an hour not interfering with the duties of
his own Seminary. Mr. Macully, Teacher of uafhe-
iIdfcS an me Rictmord Seminary, will also give daily
instruction IN the branches connected with ms depar
ment.
Mr. Stephen Bernard q native of France, will
teach the mOderh languages
Music, Drawing and DANCING will he tapobt IN, Tho
most approved masters.
Boarders viii receive that parental attention which
whilst 1t avoids undue restraint, will insist on the fl-
hlment OF all moral and religious duties and epion
strict regard for those ervances best tn
Insure an easy and becoming department.
The following table exhibits more extensive
course OF studies than generally offered for the ed
ucatIon OF females They submitted in detail on
account OF The belief that many parents will consider
them essential to u complete education
OrthograPhy Arithmetic
Heading, bookkeeping,
Writing, Algebra,
EngIlsh Grammar, Geometry,
b Il Natural Philosophy,
Beles Lettres, Chemistry,
Epistoiary style, The Greek, Latin, French,
Ancient and Modern His Italian and Spanish Ian
tory guages,
Geography, with the use Vocal and instrumental
of Globes and Maps, Music
astronomy, Drawing and Painting,
Natural History, Dancing,
Botany.
The Richmond Female Seminary oil be onened
in the house I2th street, once occupIed by tho
late Mr.. Frederick Pleasanis-ccntral spacious ele-
waited and retired; no location in the city can better
afford the necessary accommodation
TERMS.
Board for the scholastic year of 10 months so0o
uItIoh I'D III the EHShsh branches, 10
Extra charges regulated by those of other schools
Application IN person or by letter, will receive
prompt attention. ma 25-fIpt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-31
HUGH c. McNEMARA
HAS just received aud offers fo sale the following trie,
Ii and highly approved VALUABLE MEDICINES
~ PrcrSption better than Cure. IN
LEES FAMOUS ANTI-DII.IOIJS PILLS


The operation Of these Pills perfectly mild 50 as TO be usy
IN .a,y by persons IN every situation, and OF every asc
The prorTcto. ccrhdcully recommends tie timely
these pills As preventive and Yilous Yellow, am
Malignant Feveis
o. Please inquire for LEES .qTTY- BILIOUS PILLS
with the Signature of NO1H RFDGLLY, date Michael Lee
s. Coz A. none other genuine.
Lees Ezir, sovereign remedy fer colds, obstinate coughs
oa.aT'hS, aSihmas. soge threats and consur,irnus
Lees Nervous Cordial cvcrr, - cir, Tor all nervous
affections, weakness, pans IN the IONS back, &C.
Lees ESscnce OF MusCaiNo nccnc exce'led this in
curing rheumatism, sprRins, hru=Gs, Trusted cot, &c
Lees Asue and tever Drops failing
Lees Sovereign Ointment, warranted to the TT II
one application.
Lees Persian Lotion cXoccn, medicine for curing ,eltes,
ring. worms, prckly heut, &c.
Lees Vegetable Indian Specific ccc;ual FOR tho
Vcncrcal and Gouorrloa.
Lees Tooih-ache Dfors-which gives immediate relief
Lees BYE Water certain cure lev ewes
Lees Ano'yne tliNir-Or the OF head ochcs
Lees Corn tiGsteI-f removing aud destroying corns
t Country merchants and all others who purchase sci,
egnn, hr applying the proprietor No Ga Hanover street
Baltimore cen obtain them such liberal IN
them great profit
U~T- C4UIiON'-Nonc genuine without the makers
name to them, Moan RpGE;y date Michael Lee & Coz
Hundreds oi cases ocursS performed ,y truly
valuable medicines, could be given, did the limits
paper admit uf
- III. @. M'NEHARA will constantly keer fresh
supply OF the above celebrated Medicines at his Apohsrary
and Drr. store. Richmond nov 2-ecv.l,i
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-31

lu'iJ WHO has boon Syeeomg from him the last two
wears lie says nj solIs of equal superior size
ia las colts from the by any other horse
that he has two year old lly, utcen hands high an
his yearing colts equally promising, and that he does
not believe that any horse could have gotten good
racers out ct the have also, many other
Marshall q mention him because presume he is
known To many gentlemen in Virgiuia; he speaks of
The stock IN the highest terms, particularly of their
superior SIZE aud fine turn And, all the gentlemen
VAIN whom have coTespOnded, concur IN the fact,
that lac has been let to bGodcd mares until the last
iw" years. that his colts by them have not yet
ON the TUT The distinguished racers he has pro.
dueed, kassno, suppose by many the very bes, race
torse ever raised IN Kentucky and others have been
from common mares. BY reference To the American
turt Register vol 1. page III, he is spoken of as
producing striking and very superior of horses
IN hentucky IoIIN TUCKER.
fsh l5-lanIstMs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-31
MGDLGAE.

A \ Essay Oh the Rrm'tcnt and Intermittent
IA Diseases, including, gcncrcally Niarsh and Ncu
raga-comPrsing, under the former various anon
ol'es, o5scurtlcs, and consequences aud under tn,
new systematic view Of the latter, treating of TIC
deuou'cu@, scict.c0, headache, ophthalmia. tooth
ache, palsy and many other modes and consequences
~ lbs generic disease. BY Jno. Maccuoch. NJ. d.
+. r. =, &c &c &c
The An1tomy, Physiology and Diseases Of the
Teeth. BY Thos. Bell, F. r. s.. s.. &c.-Jus,
published, and for sale by / II, NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-31
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW
JOH.N II .N:4SH .4GEA-T EOR L,Lp1In1n

JOHN II NASH AGENT FOR I'IRCLyya
hNlh westminster Review is a work insttu ted for
Il the advancement Of those great objects which
are III the hughes degree common 10 all GOOD mon IN
oil countries II may be considered as a norton of
the contingent OF the British Islands dis tbc nro
motion OF the general interests which are 20 eournt
y disguised oy the prCIudices some Of the COM
Wuhlty' ana injured by misconceptions of their Cnin
In the present day it il hardly necessary to insist an
inc dreadful havoc ofhum0n happiness which has been
made through :he application of territorial proudiccs
ana national decisions Men have been taught TO be-
ieVc hat merits and virtues were The crey,urcs ~
locality and that It possible for nations IN worry
ana destroy each other. and both be oluriousl rili
Wha' was morality on ono side Of the Atlantic was
crime upon the other and till the appearance of Ben
IMAM II seemed to have been forgotten that tbc-o =
one Law ond one LawEIvcr, whose rules nro indc
pendent oi geography and prescribe the happiness or
all as standard unnnuenced by climate or by crasd
WIN America the connexions of such work re-
many and mighty. Viewing the American D,onlo 70
band OF BRETHREN who, who under the Guidance of
providence have gone forth into better and happicr
idu' us authors have much OF that sympalzing feel
mg expressed on the rustic tombstone,
~ '-'Ot lost but gone jcfors'
They ar" conscious too that on their own mart tho,
nave much to offer which may be useful to their trims
planted klnddd As Amcrca increases in nonulotion
onH 10 power ~ citizens wi. discover more and more
abundant sources OF instruction. IN ,vo-n ,r
to ouccUrage--in those struggles and collisions Of in
test winch our communi. has passed through and
at which he other mus. arrive.
utbe \, estHnstcr Review the inicrcs's of the
American people will be always ofIac,ionntely defen
ded TO the fullest extent consistent with lose laws of
general good, which make The morality of he Uni
verse It's conductors desire ~ return 10 take place
among the publications by which such portion of ihe
iiut Of know edge as from time to time shall rDcr IN
ihe ga World may be exchanged for the haryesis Of
the New. ~ W
Ihe wor" Is issued quarterly, at Elk dollars Der an
num- and viii usually be received IN the Un,tcj
States, about one month after lis publication in Lon
don. Subscriptions received By
ma II NASH D:.L.-.-I
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-31
TIE HORSE

nose "ho j"'iy appreciate the value of that noble and
useful animal, the Horse, the following treatise IS re,
FULLY Dedicated: W.
IL" veterinary Surgeon, on F5rcy Taught, on new and
easy Plan beng treatise all the diseases accidents to
wren the Horse i nOle the and symptoms Of the cure
IN every case with instructions TO the shoe smith, faucr and
groom, how acquire knowledge the art of f,rrv and m
c'cnon OF diseases Preceded by popular DESCRIPTION OF
"e ana functions IN hcah, aud showing principles ON
Wch tlcr 20 be restored shcn dsnricred Nv l,,u
finds, Veterinary Surgeon. With considerable additions pnJ
"pfovenrnS particularly adapted county By Thos
vi smith, &c. SC with numerous cn-ravin-s
just published aud i1r sale ~ J. H. NASH
M $50 ''-'~''-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-31
sSACREn IARMONY

VIE methodist tauuonist, containing a great variety of
tunes collected Hum the hest authurs adaptcd To n the
van""s metres IN The Methodist Hymn Book aud DIES pned FOR
e use Wc Methodist Episcopal Church IN the United States
10 which sdicd' choice selection OF anthems and pieces
Tor pant uiT occasions. ~ f'N''
inc Session i'anr' and Haydn Society collection NJ Church
Muse; being Selection o! The most approved psal npd
hymn tunes, &c &c-Just received 10y
mar IS f-1trtN. 4. -,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-31
TRESH DRY GOOne

y anticipation of their general advertisement. the
d SUBS cu6crs inform tloir cusomcrs and other pur
cHasors that thcy hive received bv the last ARRIVAL
from Philadelphia. New York and Boston. Onc I'm
dred and Eighty Pnot1ees Frest .4,ae,ieaa and
ET'tish Dry Goods in which are included rloi. own
importation from England, Iva Now Yort.l consist.
ng IN part OF tire following article:
Extra blue, black. brown. OLIVE and ori,, h-,.-,
London cloths
Extra blue black, drab, mixed. fancy mixed. md
lavender London cossirnorcs
linIn oud fancy white London MnrsciIlos or,l,i,os
White md colored ground chiDtz. printod do d5
Plolr buff toilcncls Wv
q o'"n'tel assortment orthc newest sfv,c Prints
Fancy checked, and 81, pcd oad .qdy,qnooIe a
nc1c style glDghoms
"a, 4 and ca cambrc and jaconct muelins
WINE hor'rred crava's, very superior md
mixed ana striped linen and cotton drills.
Ihcir assortment is now worry good. and will in a
,cy "'y7 ne inc most commanding they have over
haH' b. 81 j.. JAMES. g. Go.
'P i"-b Market SQUARE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-31
II ,NcscspoPer TOR HE Lad,es.

Proposals for publishing in the City of Washington.
WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, in neat quarto form,
containing eight pages, devoted entirely The dis.
semlnailon OF Intelligence useful and interesting TO
he Ladies' tn Ne. enf,,l,I
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-31
SUGAR. COFFEE- &C
THE BLUE ROCK

- NV - DUN,
4 REGIS TER Of Officers and Agen,s c,l ,,;,;,.-..
d. 5n a naval ~ the service Of the United states on
st ,otP' 10Y together with the names, force.
,"u Cond'lon OF all the ships and vessel belopc -,
we ,n Gn,ea states, and when and where built Prc.
'"s AZ 'ne Department of State by order of Con.
ap 10 - co,,,,.
" "S , rules, holden in the clerks Office
mord d.,r, court Of Chanccry for the Rich
"'t ,, Instruct 'e 9th day Of January 1850 Tbnus
Co ,'owar1 and Richard Whitfield. cx'ors Of Wills
yy, 80 deceased pitts against Elizabeth JeiIres
~, ~ ~ wren admir- Of Robert Bell decd Hobct,
" Shehon, deed, and other df,s - "'"eo'
,-ue defendant Robert w. Shelton, not having On.
~, 81 u's appearance and given security ACCORDING
W N,e ac OF assembly and tho rules of this cour,
, appearing by satisfactory evidence that he 60
w., NJ 'nhebHant Of this country: II Is ordered d.
nc sa'd defendant do appear here on the Gr., H. ~
next June term, and the bin Of The ni;
~ ana that copy Of this order be C,ytb,y;,b ~;
SSried m some newspaper published in ,be 80, Wv. c
a, ,ho &C., ,of two months successively, and posted
WIG '''"I door OF the capitol in the said city.
,o. Ntppy. Testc,
Wv. e. pEvprEro5, G. O
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-31
THE KALEIDESCOPH

u NOTWITHSTANDING the number of newspaD,rs
~ daily issued to the public in The District Of Co.
nnoia, the undersigned are under the impression that
su another IS requisite, IN order To nut the finishing
link To the literary chain, ii they may be permitted 10
use squire which will then oncrce the "tVn miles
square III the papers published here with one sol
it-rI XcrPron-, and that IS Of such a Character
as not To interfere IN the sEhtcs, degree with their
proposed c.iion)-Politjcs tie beginning the
middle, and the cnd--"he order Of tie DIV a., tl.
complete exclusion OF all reading of . more refined and
imaginative Observation-Disclosures more polished and ee-
giant germs OF Wsrature-Which impRrt instruction,
Whhr they give lie and animation 10 the social circle
II will be observed above that The UNDERSIGNED -,o
pose to depart somewhat from the beaten track Of
DINER Wnr'dbc. as well as sst,li Editors IN the
District and. tor That purpose, have determined 10 de
vote their time and talents such they possess en-
tTeiy to the amusement and instruction Of the f,irer
portion ct creation. Why this object has been So M.
Tie regarded By the conductors Of the Press in cen,
three cities, is matter Of surprise to every one The
undersigned will not attempt to form reason Tor tins
neglect; lest prejudice might deem them unjust 60
"S"eiS OF ter prof. sslon iis fact that the ladies'
o. Ue Es'rlct oi Columbia have eviaced abundant b-
eraiy IN their subscriptions to papers OF this chars
'eF, punhshcC IN the northern cities; a circumstance
winch shows that something of this kind is vyanicr
nearer nome, 10 dspeI ennui and amuse the mind i'm
inc hours OF relaxation from the more encrnssin cares
81 'en1a!e hte WAY shall we not then, without vani
~ anticipate reasonable share OF PATRONAGE from the
Ha'rons and maids OF our District In carrying into
execution our proposed plan, we shall of course as
W "'y pound, endeavor TO give universal satisfaction;
II We tail, we must looS for indulgence from the,
VINO Ve are sure, vii! be always willing to extend Il
rrinc Ill ~" r'Lns. Our paper will be made up
refined Ttersry p,,bIa; '' me most approved and
zone da,s anI rtGn0"o's ol tbe present and by
ment in these az IN s,,,s1, - g 'o S"S', l"d6-
have their imnroveInrn, ~ Ill '' inst we
heart u1e 10 Te as their amusement st
our pages which shall ca,,s The VII appear IN
fuse the fair cheek of the deiicatcIy modest ~
ladies' and rt ,,Iemen Of birb e,s1Ii I'.erarl
hope by Tier cour,cs, re h t, =, ,'eo'eF, and
readers. occasionally, a choice Oriein.I TIL J'.
Poesv ~ ~ 0e'u'"u' regions OF
OF the Observation-Disclosures" arncu.,io,,. -.,,,...,.
suited a publication like .he one Eere ,r,n
with oar Man +,I;,i' Iii Pr, H7 most IN unison
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-31
To the Beau Monde

NpENING THE ming, tho following and
~ beautiful GOODS received by the packet Fair
field
few pieces OF entire new style Oricaeui 'Corrinne
for ladies evening dresses
An extensive assortment vi fashionabc Lace 'FTo-
reifa'' 'ffa'sales' AMI CoPos, OF now shape
Chinese painted fans
Dich Fouurd and chin,z Prints. Also
Extra wide aud hne quugs aud footing laces, and
A. floss worked hobbinct laces.
Together with many and desirable Goods
for sale a. thu lowest marker prices, at
r. II JENKINS
Irish Linen s. Fancy Dry Good Store, Main street
lB
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-31
RECEIVED AT NASH7s-

~ DO 3, Maps adapted to DO
W continue to receive Subscribers to tho olo, -,
Vol -. English Com Law Reports 10 '90@''
NO NO - amei. Series Library Of Useful Knowledre
az "a GU az 'H'i9 book' Stationary, and Fancy Store.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-31
TO GARDENERS

"a valuable wcr,. s' wy ''e' '''"
ihe Practical American Gardener, exhibiting the time for
Old Gardener. " e"'''"'' "y an
t@s \Terean Gardener, by Citizen Of Virginia
I''' rev NT safe hy JOHN a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-31
LOAF SUGAR.

4 n BoNcp, part low priccd-just received, for sale
-aOby II. II. DREW, Agent.
NAV IA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-31
ROHERT II. MADRA,
CHARLES G.. +. HOUCu

In H1norcr Cow,iy rout bify,h 95L Ie4O
~ hIlIANlEL J.. BOWE and Hector Boge. in
- i'nis' under the age OF twenty one years. bv
Hec.oT DAVIS, their uncle, and next friend. pliS
against susanna Bowe, tie widow Of Nathaniel Rove
Gee I, oiYcr e. Cross anil Polly his wife, Nathaniel
DAVIS and Martha his wife, Jesse g. Ysrbroupb srd
Nancy ms wife, Hudson NJ WineGelj and So,ii. liz
WHe' Jonh r. Green and Elizabeth his wife Harriet
1o"e, Emily x. Bowe, BENJAMIN WinpGeld trustee
or suS"nha NJ. Perrin, the said fen,es.covert and
ieme-soIe being daughters aud devisees Of The said
Ns'hAmel lowe, dec, and Mortimer Coddin and
= n9nas u. "odd'o, infant children Of Amanda NJ
Gohdin. dec daughter and deyisee of he cid NJ,
i'anel Bowe, decg defts.-fS CnANcRny.
The bll md answer Of all the dts exccnt Na,I,,;t
Davis and Martha Davis his wife, being fled ard ,l,.
SNd FS'nsn'eI DAVIS and Martha hs wife, not having
entered their appearance and given security accorJ,n
70 TIE act OF Assembly and rules nf this court AMI =
appearing to the satisfaction Of the court that thev
are not inhabitants Of this commonwealth Il 10 ,t,,y
ed, that the said dts Nathaniel Davis and ntar, 81
"he' do appear here on the first dsy Of Nav court
next, and answer the bill Of the pitts. and tbst c
IN u, ln's order be forthwith inserted in the Consti1
1,ouaI wing "a newspaper published in the CITY of
N'cnmond) for two months succe ssively. and ibst
copy be posted at the front door Of the court
muse OF This county. Copy. Tese,
~ P1TUp ". Wtvsro~ p n ,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-31
! copy. Tesle, 81. 6 BAPTIsT. u. a.

CoNNfsaIoNRR's OFFICE April l2ib. I830
The parties interested IN the settlement of the NJ,
count hTs mentioned, and directed he taken by me
ln inc foregoing order, hereby notified that have
appointed the FIRST Saturday IL june next for that nur
yos~, on which day they viii please attend At INV rs
Gee IN Biue5tone ia said county Of MeckIenburg pre-
pared 10 go into settlement 80 F'N
}9--yit VA u p,e,ru =. ,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-31

y NIA;-At court Of appeals, held al the cant
to,. IN the CITY Of Richmond on SATURDAY., Prb-
rnary @'ti, 1850: William Edmonds plainriF ,esirst
lGe franklin Bank Of Alexandria, defendant the SANE
P'A'nuI'' against The same decentralization writs of
OF Fairfax county N' VI "a"
me wris OF scireacas heretofore awarded, to re-.
we these suits, in the of William DeII "a sd;
nlStrator de bonis with the will annsved oS IL
p,anu'; not beng returned executed and il appear.
B 70 Ue satisfaction OF the court, that the defendants
are not inhabitants of this commonwealth: on ,L
motion OF the SAID William Bell, by counsel. il :.
'uecea' mat the said defendants do appear here nm
e h'S' MONDAY IN June next, to show cause if ans,
1ney can why the said suits shall not be- and stan2
rLvIyed, IN The name of the said William BeII 40
administrator aforesaid, and proceeded in IN 6naI
judgments; and that copy of this order he frb;,
inserted IN some newspaper published in this city. and
c",'.uea TOT TWO months excessively, and another
copy tnereot posted at the front door cfthe captoI in
the said city. P"0' III
- copy, Teste, J. ALLEN, c. AZ
ItA mails OF Lord Byron. with nolice Of IN, M a Jour
hooc usi published, Tor sale by CoLIINS & ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-31

A FEW QnIiis OF very superior Cuality aud n,t
IA high priced, received at NASHS
ms &c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-31

IN Powhstan County Court, March 10, IS 20: William
Pope, James peasants, Edward Mayo. Robcr,
Peasants, admor &c Isaac " Pieasans, decd and Jn-
sah Poore, adrl'or de bonis non of William Collier
deed, plifs against John I Pcaunts Preston Smith,
onl William S. Dance, dts. In Chancery.
This causs came this day 10 he heard, and it APP
peDr1g the satisfaction Of the court that the sub.
roens and decree nrs' had been executed the de-
PENDANTS for than four months the fling of
the plifs bill, the is ordered be be taken for
confessed.
wLereupon the court, after ma'ureIy considering
tiic bill aud exhibits filed, and hearing the plaintiffs
counsel doth adjudge, order, and decree, that the
defendant John T. Peasants state and settle his &C
counts as the adm or al Samuel Pieassns, decd, be.
lore commissioner OF this court, and that the SAID
commissioners also AXE account of all the muney
cthcr things which have bean paid BY the plaintiffs
suretes cs John l. Pleasauts sdmor Samuel Pleas
deed, either of heu so as to shcv the amount
paid by each Of SAID surecs Also IN account of all
the debts now due from the estate of the said Samuel
Piessant4, decd, other Liabilities Of The said John
I. Pleassrts Rdm'or aforesaid, and fcy which his
said sureties can in any manner be held bound. Also
m account OF all money which may have been paid
the defendant Preston smith If any, exoneraiion of
the said suretes of the said John L Peasants rs sd mr.
aforesaid, and report the this court together
with any msterS specially stated, deemed rcTtineut
10y hnSe'' or which may be required by the parties
20 De stated.
4 Copy. Tcste, r. F. GRAVES u
The parties nterescd. will please take notice that
have appointed Monday, the fourteenth day If June
next for entering upon the duties required of me by
the within order, when they requested TO attend
n' t"""a'"' courthouse by ter clock, 4. NJ. with
Their papers ready for examination; and all persons
having claims unsa:.ed against the estate of Samuel
PteSsants decd, desired to present them 10 me- on
nr before that day, properly authenticated in or'ar
that an account thereof NAV be taken
JOHN W. DANCE Comm
Powha'as' Courthouse. April Is, 1880 IS wat
S'lRGiHiA.-at rules holden IN the clerks 1-tAe ~
the superior court of chancery for the YIij,srs
burg district, the Sd day of May, 1890: Stephen d.
RULER aud Mary HIS wife, pitts. against William IL
'ayI0r' az ms own light and administrator with the
"'i' annexed ct Edmund Taylor, sen'r, John p T'sy
igr, and others, defts -
she defendant Jno. p. Taylor not having entered
s appearance and given security according to the net
W Assembly and the rules of this court and IL apnrsr
g oy s't'sacor, evidence, that he IS not an inhab
lam ~ 'ns country: II rs ordered, that the said defend
~" q" appear here on the first day Of the mex. term
ani answer the bill of the plaintiff and that a conv cr
|Ds order be forthwith inserted in some newspaner
published in the city of Richmond, fDr two months sue
capitol, in the city Of Williamsburg
- copy. Testr, Ed. CHRIS TIAN, C. c
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copy. Tcste
JO- lowG"" JOHN HUNTER. r.

~ AS committed to the jail II CooclIsnd corr,y
on tnc US OF Jenuary Inst, negro bow who
.eI's himself TOM, about 3 ycars Oil 'si,,,y CO,
vr inches hlghj had ON when committed. euit If
DIV" yarn domestic, end says lie belongs to Mesgya
lawson d. Roach Of Frederick burg, who purcio.ad
nln OF Mr. Powell ofFauquier county, that he ran
u%oy about Juno or July lest. The owner or oyners
o. sara slave ore requested to come forward nroye
F"eJ property, pay cSpcnces and ioke him away
ROBF Z. MACON. Tailor Tor
WIN Boiling, Sheriff Of Gooohmnd.