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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-20

fnDf'IN.-ht ruIts hOfuen ~ the cIerk's of4;cc =,
y the superior court of chanccry for the Richmond
district. the lth day Of October 1890: Henry W.,
Daniel, dfts. -" GIG V
Inc defendant F-ancis s. o. RcilIey not having en-.
tered his aPPearance and given security accordin o ~
'he act or assembly & the rules of this court, and ian.
9aei'ant OF this country: it is ordered, that the said
Defendant do appear here on the first day of the nex,
January term. and answer the bill of the plaintiff. and
'uat n copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in SOM
newspaper published in the city of Richmond, for two
months successfully, and posted at the front door of
'he capitol IN the said city. Acopy. Teste,
on VIZ G.. PESpLEron
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-20

VIRGINIA; At rules, holden IN the clerks office OF the m.
y perior cour, Of chancery for the Richmond district, the 9Th
day Of September 1880: josiah Riddiek, pltf against John S,
Fleming. IN his own right aud as ex'or OF WIN. N. Fleming.
deed, George Vasbon and other dts.
The defendants above named not having entered thex ap.
pcarance aud given security according to the act Of assembly
aud the rules Of This court. aud 1t appearing, 10y satisfactory cv-
idence, that they arc no, inhabitants of this country. il is or
deIed. that the said defendants DO appear here on the first dny
Of the next January term, and answer the bill of the plaintiff;
and that a copy Of this odcr he forthwith inserted in some news
paper published in the CITY Of Richmond, for two months sue.
cessiyely, and posted AT the font door Of the capi,ol, in the said
city. II copy. Ieste,
! u WIN G. PINpiErnN. C. c. ;
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-20

NN7IRGiNIA:-At rules, holden in the clerks ofice
" of the superior court of crancery for the Rich
mond district, the 9th day'of September 1850. Joseph
Scott and Caroline NJ. his %ife, and John Robertson
and Elizabeth his wife, pits. against Dabney Miller,
sheriff of Amelia county. and as such, adm'or with
the viii "f Efzsoetlh Booker, decd, John T.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-20

Smith sssi ssss@ John %si Ii iao1 T tEsgiSs entered ."a 5' sstir
appearance and gwen security according to the act
Q, assembly s"d the rules of this court, and it appear
;,sn,s ctisfactory evidence, that they are not inhsb-
PENDANTS do anpess-here on the first dav Of the nex,
January term. and snswer the bill Of the plaintiffs: and
that a copy oft,is order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the city of Richmond, for two
me eSP'to', IN The said city. A copy. Teste,
WIN. q. PRxnIr rn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-20

ViRGlNIA. Al riea, holden in the clerk's oGoe OF
the superior coss Z OF chancery Cor the ,chusond
district. the Ath day Of October 1850; coward D..
Friend in his own rig. f. and ~ adm'or de bonis non
with the will annexed a Edward Friend. sr. decSd
and adm'nr. de bonis nci with the will .onexed Of
Edward Friend, jr dec phf. against Thos. q. rsv
lor, Thomas q. Taylor. Benjamin Harrison and Nancy
his wife, Thomas Friend, John Friend and WIN. Flour.
noy, DTS.
WIN Flournoy not having entered their appr,r.rca
and given security according to the act Of sssemhIv
and the ruies of this court, and II appearing bv setis
factory evidence, that they are no. inhabitants Of M;
country: il 10 ordered, that the said defendants do m.
add answer the bill of tue plaintiff. and that q copy of
this order be forth inserted IN some newspaper
published in the city of Richmond, for two mon,hs
success vely, and posted st the front door of the can.
itol, in the said city. A copy. Tcsse,
II WIN. G PENpIEroN, c. G..
VTIRGiNIA AT rules. holden in thr cierkss Of &c o1
the superior court of chancery for the Richmond
Daniel Jones, Walker Leake and Susanna his wife.
+ pltfs. against Lucy Jones, ex'rx of Frederick ones
decd, Edward ". Carter and Louisa his wife, Daniel
Carter, Thomas Clarke, Joseph Somerell and SUSAN
ma his wife, JohL Triplctt and Virginia his wife, Ma.
ry "a. McMullen, Anthony Bond, James Bonea aS-
Bond, Sally More and Judith, Susan. Mary. Thomas.
Charles, Walker. and Daniel Lacy, and other dfts,
The defendants above named not having entered
their appearance and given security according to tho
/ act of asse mbly and the rules of this court, and il APP
pearing, by satisfactory evidence, that they are not
inhabitants Of this country; it is ordered, that the said
l next January term, and answer the bill of the plain.
tiHs; and that n copy of this order be forthwith insert
= ed in some new spaper published in the city of Rich
mond, for two months successively, and posted at the
front door of the capitol, in the said city.
{ II A copy Testo. VIM. G. PENDLEroN, C. C..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-03
WHITE MULBERRY TREES

'H'hE subscriber has for sale at his farm. miles
above Richmond, the trees years old, ony rea-
sonable quantity of the genuine Borus Alba or evhe
f'aiIan Mulberry frees; and the season is now ap
preaching IN which they may be tTaDsplanted, he is
desr@us OF receiving orders from many persons as
may be IN want of the articles and be is well salts
fed that the silk culture must be ore ofthc most proc
fitabe branches the agriculturst can turn bis aten-
ton to- be hopes to be the Of their extensive
distribution through the State. they will be sold on
reasonable terms. by the hundred otherwise dev-
cradle in Richmond or within any reasonable distance
thereof T. w SMITH
N Borders may be left at Scott g. Smiths i
street. Richmond oct i-2awtg
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-03
NOTICE TO DySPrp,r1cs

I'm the Enquirer of the 10th. promised to furnish
ne public with evidence of cures by certificates
OF indivduais-i now hasten to redeem that pledge
by the following:
have been afflicted with Dyspepsia of a very Sc
rious charocer Tor about or years. and last April
applied to MIR 0 Halsted, IN New York; the disease
did not yield entirely to the remedy for the first
month, bu, finally, has completely restored my health
During my residence in New York, have been wit.
ness to hundreds of cures, effected by O. Hasted and
have doubt OF the entire efficacy of his remedy
and know that Doct John Dove IS now practsiuu in
hichmond, upon the principles, and with the
Uasted RI II KrMW
RicRMoSD Nov. 10, 1850.
nave been afflicted with Dyspepsia more or less.
for about ten years, gradually getting worse INIT;
July 1872 when 1t assumed more alarming apnear.
ance, and Tor about months, was unable To devofe
more than half of my time to busncss-In the month,
OF April last, Iapped to Mr. Oliver Hulsr ed in the
city OF New York, and by the of his remedy oh.
tanned immediate relief,.and have continued well up
to this time. When Doctor Dove advertised as
the Agent of Mr.. Hasted called on him and founJ
his remedy the same had been practising and to the
use OF which, ascribr wholly, my restoration to
health 1t is but justice say, that have he most
implicit confidence in the remedy as practiscd bv him
JAMES G. CRANE,
RICHMOND, Nov % $780,
me subscriber having, for the last years been
afflicted with Indigestion and functional deranoement
OF the liver, to an alarming extent takes great nlee
sure In stating that in his belief from actual expert
enes' the remedy lately discovered by Oliver Hal
J"' vi 1.e" oh' anu now practlsed by DoCt John
Dove, of this city, (undc, whom for the ost tue
mouths he has been patiently is certain to remove
all distractions, where functional arrangement of the
stomach and liver, only has taken places provided the
attentive TO the use OF the remedy and mod
crate In his diet. WIN. PEARSON
RICHMOND, Nov. 81, 1880.
have been suffering under Indigestion for the last
years, and having made use OF the remedy for the
cure OF Dyspepsia, as practlsed by Dr. Dove of this
city, do not hesitate to say, have the fullest conf
delce in its efficacy. JOHN FISHER
RICHMOND, Nov. %, 1880.
10 these could add many more, but as the two
first have remained cured May last, and as thew
are gentlemen of the first responsibility it would
seem to be utterly hopeless convince the ncredu
sous' II heir certificates will not do it, the two last
from gentlemen ofequa responsibility are only added
to prove that the remedy OF 0 HaIsted as practsed
by myself, is attended with equal success
JOHN DOVE.
Non - -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-03

OF the whole territory into sQuate lots of 100
and for the disposition OF them By lottery as
it be surveyed. No respect Is paid to The Indian
title, except so far as to permit them to keep
sion OF The lots of which they may severally be in
The actual occupancy. Aud those persons who may
draw these lots prohibited from gong
SION OF them until the Indians shall voluntarily sur
render tn to the persons in remainder, having the
fec simple title from the State. Every body can a,
once see that this is, in fact, reserving rights
the Indians, in which they CAM will be protected.
These persons. many of them, who may draw
these lots in the possession of the Indians, will
soon lind some way to make the In'llsns relin
quish their right This course, myself view as re-
alIy more disgracefu than TO drive the Indians oil
once, without pretending 10 respect their rights for
the present course IS, liz renliy, pretence,
shadow with substance.-'lhe bill will come up in
the House again some day this week, when effor,
VIII be made to reinState the original bill, and my
faith in the justice aud the maguanmity of the ma
Joriiy is so rong, that hope and believe it vii
succeed. If, however, the attempt should fall ant
the present bill should pass the House. there Is yet
redeemng spirit in the Senate, and there, the honor
the neres, and the faith of the State may and vii
be preserved.-tGeo Cour
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-03
TRUST SALE.

RY virtue of deed of trust. executed n che
- subscriber, by Willy Roy. bearing date the
l7h day of August. l82o. and duly recorded in the
=; office of the counties of King William and
for cash, at Public Auction before the door of the
Bell Favern. in The city of Richmond on Drday, the
Ioth day of December IF fair, if not then the
irst fair day thereafter Sunday excepted) likely
young negro man, named Ben, in the said deed men.
toned.
Selling as trustee, shall convey such title ony rs
IS vested IN me- G. G GRISWOLD,
nov 9-Iaw4tc* 1r., -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-03
A Situation Wanted.

a young man, who is a graduate and has bad con-
n sidera correspondence in eaching wishes to OBJ
tam good public or private school The most satis
factory testimonials of character be gwen and
also OF ability to instruct in the various branches of
CIassica' and English education, usually taught in
our colleges. Reference may be made to Col. Bey-
nard pey'on of Richmond City. or the Rev DR.. Sem
pie Of fredericksburg Va. Letters addressed to J.
r., SomerV'lle, Fauquier County, will receive after,
ton. nov 1a1a,y7tc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-03
Ert' GA Letter. from our Coyresponden,

s.r,L MbLEpGEyTLLE, Nov. Of.
e a. ne oln rePortedby the Committee on the state
OF the Republic providing for partial snrreu F tb
Inolan ands, for the purpose of more efecuolIv
iorcipg our laws IN that country and of ascorfaipn
the JqcatIon Of the mines &c. came up in the House
substitute offered by hTr Haynes of Usncocs rbia
SUBSTITUTE was accepted in lieu of the original by n
majority OF 10, and provides for an immediate snYyev
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-03

M ANFED-A skiiful and industrious Gardener
w to superintend the management Of fruit, flow
or and kitchen gardens--to the first of which, q
Green House is attached. 20 man of merit, the
wages would be liberal and the place permanent
GEORGE TAYLOR.
nov 30-iawGtc Wear Hanover Court House.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-03
Notice to Creditors.

~ pursuance of an order of the Slaunton Chancerv
District Court, hereby give notice to the credf-
TORS OF Jacob Kinney, Esq late of the county of Au-
gusta deceased, to present their claims against the
SAID Kinney, properly aut henticated to me, at nv
office IN Staunton on Tuesday the 4th day of Janua-
~ neXt,--in order that they may participate in the
distribution of the assets of the said estate
w. CLARKE, Master Commissioner
oct 23-WtOt Staunton Chancerv Coorf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-03

A LII persons who desire information CONCERNING,
N professional business confided by them to the
late g. Browne, will please to make application to
bnJamin Niche, Esq of Richmond; that gentle
man having undertaken to close the same in coniunc
ton with Mr. Conway Robinson.
Those persons from whom fees are due to B. B.
Browne will please to pay the same to Mr. Niche.
nov I9-2aw4c w RROWNN
A toAL-The Subscriber has recently discovered
on the Tuckahoe Estate, [by sinking shaft to
IT,. ped OF COAL of sufficient thickness to authorize
Its being proftaby worked; which he is desirons IN
lease for term of years. To good tenant the terms
VIII be accommodating further particulars, ap-
ply TO Capt W. Finney, at Trabue's Pitts, Chester
ned' Dr. J. brockenbrough. of Richmond, or to the
subscriber at Tuckahoe.-The distance of the Mine
from navigable Canal, does not exceed three
fourtbs of q mile. II M RANDOT pLI
90 PAW Tic =
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-03

'H'HE subscribers viii continue to keep on band
supply of John Deakyne's improved Ereeborn
and Barshoro Ploughs, which hey will sell at the
lowest rates TIE ploughs made by Mr. d. have
cast iron mould boards, with wrought sbecrs pointed
with steel. JNO. Y. WILCOX, Jr. 81 co.
oct 15-2awtsc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-03
TO the Planters of Virginia & N. Carolina

TO the Planters Of Virginia 81 ". Carolina
FH7HE high rate of duty paid Tobacco in En-
n gland. ireland, and Scotland, causes a great
consumption of stcmmed Tobacco in those countries
and our buyers require The leaf in such state as that
1t will stem freely. We, therefore, recommend YOU
not to prize your and good Tobacco (such as
Is now used for strips hard to make it difficult
to stem.-A great portion Of the rich, urge, strong
leaf Tobacco is converted into strips as well as
the tim short lea and if either of hese kinds are pri-
zed so hard as to be at a stuck together they rem
dered much less valuable The Jaw allows the hogs
heads o sufficient size to admit of 10 to 500 lbs. be
ing priced in without pressing it so hard az to iniure
1t for stemmng. Il. 81 II. GWATHNEY
nov iG-2aw5t&Sfaw5t Commission .1Ieyctnnfs
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-03
NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.


"A FTER the ilth November next, the line of
N Steamboats,, plying between this nace md
Baltimore, via Norfolk, viii run bat twice week,
VIZ: '
The Richmond, Capt. Chapman, will leave Rock
etts at the usual hour, on the mornings of Sunday
and Wednesday; and on the folio wing inornino on,
Of the Baltimore Boats, will leave NorfDIk NJ q
o'clock Boat will leave Spears Wharf ar Bali.
more, for Norfolk, on the afternoons of SUNDAY ard
Thursday. ut O'Clock. '''o
Phe freight and passage Boat Columbus eo,+
Turner VIII continue to run as heretofore, from
Baltimore LIST, 10Th and goth of each month III
from Richmond the 9Th, 18th AMI 25tb ~
oct @V-ZawI2t l.. LUDLAkT, Agent
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-03
NOTICE.

RICHMOND, Nov. 90, lsso-eaw2tc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-12
Valuable Land for Sale

WILL be offered for sale, u, Hickman's 7,y.,,
nnnr the premises, on Tuesday i be e3d of No,
venoer next If fair if not, the fair day thereaf
ter that valuable tract of land, known as Trueheart,
living IN Greenbrier county, the waters of Mea
COW river and Sewel Greek. cont aiming 1 l4O acres
the greater part of which is bottom land uncleared
and OF the first quality. This land lies about 90
miles west from Lrwisburg, and 80 from the White
Sulphur Springs The turnpike road, from the
mouth of Dunap's Creek TO the Salt work ON the
knnawha, passes directly through it. 1t is admira,
ny adapted for grains and grasses The situation On,
the turnpike will afford ready sale for It's produce
and a, render 1t an excellent stand for tavern
Inc land will be sold in a body IN convenient
lots to suit purchasers. The terms will be one third
cash ca and the remainder in and two years. Or
u nose wishing to purchase much prefer it, one
thlrd cash, and the remainder in one two and three
years with deed of trust in either case to secure
the payment. One or all of us will be a; Fravser,s
Tavern (Lewlsburg) ten twelve days before the
sale and should not object to receiving proposals pr
vateiy. Letters in the time, may be addressed
10 JESSE S. ARMISTEAD,
Buckingham CT House
JOHN B. TINSLEY
! Powhaton TT
GEORGE w. TINSLEY,
h-0o
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-12

STA.
To ccnclude-at the Hotel de la Foniana dc
oro, a great mary runlors prevailed yes,esiiay OF
new appointments TO Office selected from al parties
ana woe 10 the man, who after this new government
Is esta6hhed, shall conduct himself dsorderly. He
wt be the reproach and rldcule of all the people.
aud the hands of the law will crush and destroy him.
Cinos and Secret Societies will not be toierated
out consent viii be given to Patriotic Societies con
Quoted i'll public manner without however permit,
ting the use ofthe terms Masons, Coinuneros Car
66onarlos or R"yalist; ell shall be called Spaniards
DIX months ego the people, and especially the rlcb
received much reefi from the Government; insomuch
that at this moment the King is as greatly beloved
and esteemed he when he arrived fro:B Paris
IN ii; with this difference, however, that he
much more familiar and popular than then, especially
since his marriage With the present queen.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-12

are oppressed What do you think oil this my iriena
Did mo- answer the Englisllman well? You must
not believe what they tell you about divisions
We arc not divided about the great object of all
our wishes IA union with France We are divided
about whether our Deputies should have gone to the
Hague before the division of Holland from Belgium
was proposed, and we now divided bout whether
the Deputies should remain the Hague-but we
not divided in our resolution to resist the Dutch
nen--and If necessary to epel their dykes for them
and let them all find watery grave. You often
have smiled at the sang fold OF Belgian; but if you
here now, my Friend, you would admit that
there is enthusiasm enough Belgian even to come
up to your views. | mount guard with the rest of
my felow-czens; and | assure YOU we are quite
unanimous i'll dcu,andIng and obtaining separation.
though do not thin! 1t will be obtained without
some blood letting do not like war, but we must
not lose our liberties
Ny young friend Is for drowning or stoot;np all
the Dutch. shall reprove him for his destructive
system aud recommend peace but who in his senses
W'uid preach patience to the wind?
view then the separation of Holland from Belui-
u,n rs an Indispensable measures and view the union
VI belgium with France inevitable measure
Amere separation from Holland even lepislatlvely
never can hsh tins question. 1t might suspend hos
ttIes afford breathing time to the French govern
ment, and enable The Belians prepare for the last
anu grand struggie-but it could do no more than
ths and the shortest and the best way of settling the
whole controversy would be for King William to be-
come Stakeholder and Louis Philip TO lake possession
of Belgium in the name of the French: with this or
rangenlcnt you may have peace with any other there
must be eventual war 1t may be that war on such
terms may be preferable to peace-and it may be,
that debt of eight hundred million steriino is no,
sufficiently large for Great Britain. These are cues
tons OF taste and opinion, which will have others
TO discuss, but whilst the States General are coolv
discussing, tie revolution is rapidly advancing; and
the Begans nation, will soon propose the toast
"a Ia reunion de la Belgique la France"
Yours, &c o. P. @.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-12
EDUCATION

aSHE subscriber VIII continue his Grammar School
a the ensuing year, 1881, J in Spottsylvania.
The English, Latin and Greek Languages will be
taught.
The school will commence on 18th of January, and
terminate on 10th December following, giving one
months vacation the summer
Tuition for the Ancient Languages will be S25
For the English Language. is
Board will be an
bed towels and candles.
Quarterly payment will be required.
The subscribers address is Dabney's Mills. Louisn
county. d. W. WALLER
Oct I-1af3mc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-12
WHITE MULBERRY TREES-

'E'ilE; subscriber has for sale, his farm miles
above Richmond, the trees years old. any rea-
sonabie quantity of the genuine Morus Alba or white
Italian Mulberry Trees; and tie season is now APP
preaching IN which they may be transpIanted he is
aesF@us OF receiving orders from as many persons as
may be want of the article; and as he is wen satis
ed that the silk culture must be ofthe most pro-
tltabe branches the agculiuris can turn his atter
ton to, he hopes to be the means of their extensive
distribution through the State They will be sold ON
reasonable terms by the hundred or otherwise deliv
cradle IN Richmond within any reasonable distance
thereof j. w SMITM
II B.-Orders may be left ct Scott & Smiths, e
street Richmond. oct i-eawtf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-12
AN IMPROVED STEAM
w sASElEMGs MACKETME,

yHNHE subscriber offers tor salp Machines, or the
u patent rights for counties or towns l. do not
hesitate to say, that said machine is equal if not SUI
peror To any heretofore used 1t is expeditions; and
all kinds of clothing be washed without the least
injury to them as VIII appear by the certificates of
those that have them in use For Machines apply
al MI Biobers carpenters shop opposite the Govern
ors. JAMES APLETON.
Being called upon by Mir. James APPLETON to give
my opinion respecting his Patent WASHING Machine
have hesitation in declaring that it is very com
Pcte--more than double the work can be done than
by personal labour. in the usual manner and with no
more injury TO che clothes; besides, there is ,reat
economy III the use OF it. As SUCH I recommend il
to my friends end the public P. IIAXALJA
have in use inmy family, one of Balls Patent
Machines, of which Mr.. james APPLETON is the agent;
and although have used it but short Time am
perfectly satisfied of its great utility and can safely
recommt nd It to the patronage OF the public. Il
produces less Injury TO the clothes from friction thar,
the old manual operation, and is a saving of moro
than one half OF both time and labor.
COLIN CLARKE.
Richmond, Nov. 4 1890.
I have used in my family one OF Balls Patent
Washing Machines and have no hesitation in rocorns
mendng them to the public.
Richmond, 4th Nov 1850. ~ - -''1A'"
we fully agree with the statements contained in
Inc foregoing certificates.
GEORGE HENDREE,
j. BAILAD,
JOHN THOMPSON.
o--2tc
q DR.. J.. WADDEL tenders his services
ailtGose who may wish 70 avail themselves
Of mr Halslead's ~medy Cor curing Dyspepsia, or
Indigestion id = Waynesboro, Augusta City,,
Va.
In consideration Of an agreement this day entered
into with DR.. l.. Waddel hereby constitute and
appoint him my agent for the practice of Oliver
Hasteods remedy for Dyspepsia, or Indigestion.
nov 2-2aw6tc$ John DOVE
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-12

young man about % years Of age arrived in this
Colony short time since, under fictitious name
lie died aboht fortnight ago, near Brssoria; on
ms death bed be confessed that his real name
was Frederict IT Witson tina he was a native Of
Virginia, and bad fed from the United States for
MURDER - Teas GaSeHe.