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DAN'L LEE. C. Q
Comm;ssioner's Office. ChoYiesio.ra- /,

CUftt' CHUINH0NJlV{
JUNE %, 1850.
THE parties Interested IN tho above m~l.
Toned suit, viii take notice, ihst on Thurs.
Gay The 2gd day Of July ucxt. at o O'Clock
=. W al the Office aiorcssId. I shall en-
ter upon Tho execution Of the above r.c;,.d
order snd continue from d,y 10 dav un,,,
my report be completes; when and where
m VIII Attend with the necessary proof.
aud papers.
Il. woRTHINGToN. .aa,. Com.
June -. 1880.
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NIRGINIA. TO WIT

IN The Superior Court OF CHANGER, holden
" Winchester HE fret day OF Ma, 1880
Honiffon J!0srson, crecnfor of !SmiL
Slaughter, decd. PLAiSTIry.
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VIRGINIA, TO wir:

IN the Superior Court n Charoe-,I,,,.
=, wioehes,cr the 'o'L De. Of Aprii, iseS
Nimrod HUI ind Fanny his ,eiE ,,r,
miah Cooper, husband Of jiq,y
hie Mary .2freN. Uuliem Sto,s o..,;
Ei,absfh his rife. amt Aqn.,j .,
reN. U,Hiom .4ireii, John .g,r,1
Thomas .1ie,N, Kiuy .7i,r,K a.,
Julian .7f,ceH, tie hr,s las, nc,''.t
Jting infants ty UlHiAm +. lax
their merit friend, distributes n ~,
mas .2i,csH. deed. PLAIAri,,s
AGAINST
John Cuggs. administrator Of III o,nc.
.2tweH, decd, Hamilton .IG,r,'a
executor Of Smith MougAfer. 6,,,;
amt Samuel Cameron.
DEFENDANTS.
hlHiS cause came on 10 b. heard th,. lo,i.
- 90, OF Apru. 1850. upon he ui.,,t,g. [,
bal. and u appearing that the ~ -. =.
'his cause hss been served upon 70, d.f,no.
ants more than four months and tb.x
ing failed 20 snswer.-Ii - sdmde.d 60.
ed, and dsersed. that Master Con.m...,.-...
Wor'hingtoo do settle, STATE aud rcr.or, HI. =.
account OF the defendant. John en-.
administrator Of Thomss Ateell der 81,
the estate oil hrs Inteststc--seiiinc form ,,-
tiouiariy the sum due 10 each OF The ,t,,r-
TINS, ss distributes OF the sale TLne,..
well. together with all matter. deem.
'inent oy himself. or particularly rec, '..,
oy any OF the parties; And u !, f,rl,
defsd. that the defcndart. John Gri.,, ~,
produce 10 the shid oomm,s.ioner. tho No..
tory, srprsise n,ent and account OF So. ~
said esisie. A ooPy--Tesie,
DANL LEE, C
Comn'issioner's OGfcc. Ooylc,toun.)
JuNr .. 1850.
TIE parties inter,s,cd "a he abay. az
hereby notified. that shall ~ NE oA,c, -
foresaid. on Ssturda, tho e4ih DIV M ~
next at . o'clock A NJ. enter upon dec.
eeuuon 81 The above otdcr. and eor,if....
from DAY To Gay until my report ,e comm,
'sd' When and whers The, AL alieed ~.
The necessary papers
r. uoRTHINGToN, Was Com.
June -, 1890
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4 FhIIIIoN MI be presented 10 ~.
"rA' Leg'''AiuFs 81 vifginis, prsying The
% s's~ 70 s"ibo'ize . sepsrsse elee.
~. 200 70 % heh 81 Harper, Very 10 tie soap
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DEFENDANTS,
,VafliS cause came on 20 DO heard mi, 1,h
Il day Of April, 1880. upon the bill, an
swers, exhibits. depositiops, and the rep
or Master Commissioner worihing,on. ADD
WAS argued by counsel: On considera,iop
vhsreof, the court is Of opinion, that the
accounts ss presented by the report Of the
commissioned. ere too Imperfect TO enable
the court TO pronounce . decree between
the parties: first, because the estate acoou %
OF Jacob Mohler With bis cxscutrix, Jane.
has not boon settled; On omission ub,ch
seems to have occurred IN tho order Of To-
ference; secondly, because the commission.
~ has taken. rs tho basis OF his account,
che settlements in Jefferson. which are not
according TO tho principles Of the COURT
Wherefore, II IS sdjudged. ordered. and de-.
creed. that tho report be reconmitied with
directions to settle also The estate account OF
Jacob MohicT with Jsoe Mohler. his execu.
irix, and with the following instructiobs:-
ist. In stating the account Of Jacob Mol.
ier's estate with Jane Mohler, the eaecu.
.rix, she Cor his estats) must be cbsrsed
with any Of the property bsques,hed 10 her
'or hes noturai lie, (excspt provisions snd
ARTICLES Of like kind, the use Of which COZ.
sists IN the consumption. } which che mi
have sold or disposed Of in her life time
such charge 70 be made as OF the. de, of q e
death. I'd The claims of H. o parties undo,
eaeh wiif. must DO presented. 80 as to bs
distinguishsbie from each other. Sd The
property devised Tor life TO Mrs. Mohler
which Sas in existence AT her death, mus
he charged TO Jacob Mohier. sdministraiol
de oonis non. ss part Of said Jacobs estate
All WHICH the said coDmissiouev 10 TO stat,
and settle; stating ell such matters speci,I
deemed pertinent b, himself. or which
shall be required by either Of the parties "a
be .pecislIy stated. and make report Their oil
To the court, ia order to Q FINAL decree.
coPy-Teste,
DANI LEE
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commis'ioney's O0Fce. Cznies,ows. }

= ''F'''' - "FVFFTFs z
sue, Ii'l6 20, 1850.
Iilt p'riies Interested ~ the sbove me-.
uoneo tsn. oil please take notioe. ,hs, +,
,hail s'ietd - Inv oGce aforesaid. On y,
ssy Tie SDlh dst Of Jai, BeHt. n q o'elo,.
= " 20 snSef uroo ibe duiiss reagirsd a.
nc s0o'e fsesi,g oidst of court. snd .lsil
m from dst 10 Gay, uhiiI my ,,ac,,
SHAFT be completed; wben snd ~b.,s r.
ere requested 70 s'iset 18Th ,ss asee.,s,,
Nsismsbis. evidence sud soushfs
Ivhe 30 1850
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III ~ CARTER IL now receiving . sup
40 ply Of Goods suissble Gop harvest.
to wh'eh be iasiies the stssotioa Of the
pubic June rs, 1880.
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COmmissioner's Ogfcc. Cloylc,,o,,, ,
NlRGINIA. TO VIII:

Virginia, TO WIT:
w 'he superior Court Of Chsncerv holier
al Winchester the goth do, OF April. lss1.
J0c0O Nheetc, '..........- ...PlAIS1I,r
AGAINST
Fhtde Dtnneit, Gdmfrir of IAN Tc1.
net. deed, and the SAID Ph,Le han
neti, ,rido,c Of said Ian Btnnep. ~.
cedsed.-and tondoren Eernei. MI.
liam Bfuseif, .4tred Bouneu. 7Zo
mas bennett, Bononi hannah. I.,n-
anna Bennett. EH-a5eih Bunrl
and Mary Benner. chihlre,i and lar,
" sad Ian Bennett, dec'd.
DETENDANTs.
WE infant defendants, AIfrec Tim
II bsnoni, Leurlhns, EIizabeth aud Ms
~ Bennett, 10y their GuaIdisu al I,i.u FLED
their snsSer, bnd Tie cause Is set for hear.
ing oJ The plaintiff, a. 10 ihen,, upon blu snl
answer aid II spptBrtgIo tie court M.
VIC suof @no hos BEEN dLly executed en tAe
oeiehcsi's fbebc Bennett. " illiem I.r.
O'it, aud Alfred B,nuei, more Than io,r
mon'hs; and that publication has been On,
usoc against tho abstnt defe.cIni rfc
fep Bennett, and they .Iill fuil4ng "a att.s,
shd snswsr,-ihc oil 10 the pisir.in I.t.
We" Tor confessed, ~ ;o then. srd tbe ra,.,.
S'n'hs Oh 10 te heard a. = g6th Gas.,t ftr,
.soo' upon TIE S'il so taken FIR cort,..,d
,he answers Of The Infant def rTa-. by
m'r snrdi9h 81 item. bud ihe c,hiJ..d ict
10 'ne cause, ard was argued by ec.resl.
'n consideration whereof Tho co,iri a. ,t
soJ"'se, order and decree, ih.,a Master
I "m'niss,nn.r Of Ills court DO examine
STATE, and settle the estate account Of b.,
,s'1 'as Bonnc't deed, will tie ,aifrk,te
b.ute". h's admini.'roiris. stating ~, q
estate, snd the distribufinu az ~
'hefeoi-""d hat the said ooDmis.,rc.rsl
,'T"f, WA real estate ths said Van r.r
hclt' Gec'd, died ssfzcd u ard fh. aa,,..
'aius OF reols Hereof; AMI that be sat.
,'ich ma''er' PerioiiS deemed peruurr.l ~
h'm>cli' 90 which stsii 80 required p, o.,
mere ihr parties % be sreciali, .t,f.t .r
make report thereof u TIC court, 30 oss.r!v
Iioal decree
\ coFy,-Tcsic.
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! ~ PLAINTIFFS,
John Joli6s amt Elisha ". Ufllia,s
/ eTtcufors Of Frances Helm. DECD.
| and Others, D,,r>n,
VIE order OF publication sga,u., yli.b,
w. williams. md Thomas, France.
nsIedeh' snd Robert Williams, his Chi.
urs"' anh John sanford and Ann BIZ,
"nc' 800 Iharies ID. Negrier. who are o b.
.eh, us'."asn's' being duly published and
posted. aud HEY s,.li failing To spc,,, 90
sn'~er-snd the subppnas having been
turned executed on The other defendant
more "an Tour months, and the, still failing
10 onswer, except The defendant stro,h.s
NJ Helm. the bi.i Of the compiainaots !. a.
ken Tor confessed rs to them. exe.o a..
ssiJ Strotbcr-sD6 This cause came on 10 h..
hesrd this l9Ih day of April, 1850. on lbs
on' answer u Tho said Helm, and eNhi-
pts, sbd vas argued By counsel On ca,si
sidrTstioh NhereCf the court doth aaindys
ORDER. and decree, that John yoll. and ~,
sha " Williams render en- account az an.
administration OF Frances Helm. ieees.ed
on me estate of Meredcth Helm. deceased
900 OF their osn administration Of The ..,st.
OF Frances Helm. dee j. before ORE ~ 80
oomnrsioners Of this court. thai H. "a
'ohn Joihis render before the same como,i..
,'op'I' ." account AZ administrator De Bosi,
WIN we VIII annexed, Of Aferedetl
Helm deed; and that The ssid Alter Mi
hams render, before the sane eommi..,o..
., ass account, - sdmin,.irstor OF M.,,,
helin' oeed. ~ which the said comm.
''"hs' = ordered 30 state add seiiie aeeo,d.
VIZ 70 no pHnciries sei'lsd IN ,hi- deere,
,nd maze report 81 bis proeeedine. H..
'hef "hh sny spreisi mstier which he a.,
ues'S pertinent, OF either party 0,sv r,,,,,,,
70 DC s's'sd. copy -Tssie
DAM LEE, c. c.
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Commissioners Office. Uoriesto,en. ,
JUSE 81. 1850.
TIE parties interested in the above
sn's. will take ooiIce that on Tuesday lie
24'h day Of August next. at o o'clock. A
Nj shall attend At the Office aforesaid. IN
order To receive any papers or vouchers
which will ena'le me 10 comply with ia.
above recifed order
Il WORrHINGTON, Mas Com
june %. 1880
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
May S. 1880.

VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
IN the Superior Court Of Chsncery holden
81 Winchester tho 9TH dsy Of April, 1850.
Samuel .4ris and finn his ,cife, and
James Henry .4ris, and finn Mar
garet .4ris. infants by TIE said Sam
uei .7ris, their nerf friend,
PLAINTIFFS,
AGAINST
Jacob Nohitr. ain'for de bonis non
,riM the tcW annexed Fl Jacob Mob
Ter, decd. and Distribute Of said ia
cob and Jane 4Uohier. and Others,
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kCJ- Tho above Ointment is offered "a
tho public 81 = safe and certain remedy for
those obstinate diseasss. some Of which
have 50 long bsfied the skill Of medical sci.
eGce.
lst. White sweilinss OF every description.
I'd. Sore legs and ulcers of long stseding
Sd. Seh'rrus ar Glsnduiar tusnors, par,icu.
Isriy thoss hardened tunors In wounen's
breasts. which o:,entimes terminate IN ulcer.
sted cancers.
&lh. Feious. Or what some peepls know BY
The name OF Catarrhs, Of every description.
3ih Rheumatic pains Of tho joints.
9th. sprsins and bruises Of every dcserip.
ton, ar Ia Whatever part situate.
1ih. letters Of all kinds. In ,hi. ccmpl,inI
the patient. in oppl, ing the Ointment, mus
keep the part out Of water.
sih Chiiblans or parts affected BY frost.
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VIRGINIA., TO VIII:
May 10, 1880.

IN the onpcriof Ceur oil Chancery hold
en- ut Winchester the 2lth day Of April.
1880.
John Dc'ieis and Nancy his ,cife. late
Macy Bennett. PLAiNIirrs,
AGAINST
Mason Bennett, John Benneff, bonn.
bury Bennett. UiHian, Bennett, .yr.
(son Of Hin. HIM. Stone 8. Elisabeth
his acife. late mido,c Of HiHian Ben.
nett, biiiiam Cleveland and Thorn.
ton Bo,cen and 1id,ia his mifc,
DEFENDANTS.
pie plaintiffs. by their counsel, reply
- generally 10 the answer Of the dcfes.
dant William Cleveland and commis-
sions are awarded the parties TO examine
and take the dispositions Of their witnesses
and by consent Of the parties by their
counsel. il is ordered. that a Master Com
missioner OF this court, do take an account
Of the legacy in IN. bill mentioned. still
due and unpsid--s,sting al such matter,
specially deemed pertinent by himself. or
which shall be required by either Of the
parties to be specially stated, and make
report thereof IL the court. in order Ia !,
final decree. a copy-Teste,
DANL LEE,c.c.
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lNnANI.Es ALEXANDER. publisher Of
- the Daily ckreniels, and well known as
having heen Connected IN the pubhcs''oo Of
,he Saturday Evening Post and C.>ket. pro
poses, in conjunction With I.oris \. CoDtr,
Go commence. on The first ef Jsis heri.-s
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
~ me superior Court Of Chsncery hoIde n
al Winchester the iotb dsy OF apr,I. ESQ
.7Htn UiHioms. and Helen Maria III,
uYe. and s0id .1Uen Uuiia,ns. "a
administrator Of Maria UWiqnis.
deed, PI,,x,rvvs
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IuItW CVeC.JtC VtHtWeW.
Dti Ms have been taken To make thi, sup.
Il PLY very good II ma. be had nj tho FOL.
LOVING places. viz;
Humphrey Reyes, Chariesfomn.
.9ciam Houng's, MdrtinsJug.
r. ". Sproiger's, Harpsrs Ferry.
Iowner d Harris, Shepherdsto,U,i.
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AGAINST

AGAINST
Mary Noe and Others. heirs and der;
secs IF said Smith Slaughter, dec'd.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-30
CONGRESS-SENATE.

On Monday, Mr.. White offered a resolution dis
missing Henry Tins from the Office Of Assistant
Door-kceper, on account Of hnbitual intoxication.
Mr.. Buchanan of Pa. and Mr.. S.orrs of n. York.
appeared At the bar Of tho Senate as messengers of
the House, impeacbing Judge Peck of Missouri of
high misdcmcanors in Office, and informing the Sc
nate that in due time, the House would exhibit
articles of impeachment, and make good the same.
The Senate proceeded to consider the message,
aud on motion of Mr.. TAZEWELL, it was refer
rcd to n secc: committee Of three, consisting of
Mcssrs. TdzciCeH, H'eJster, and Bell Of New Hamp.
shire. (Mr. Benton excused from buotng for the
committce)
.. The Senate resumed the discussion oC Mr.. Bar
tons resolution, calling on tho President for his
reasons, in removing Mr.. Carson as Register Of the
land Office at Palmyra.
Ancr short discussion in which Mcssrs. .ncRin.
Hey, Kasti and Barton took part, on motion oS Mr..
Kan,
The resolution was laid on the table, q TO 10
Mcssrs. Mckinley and Smith Of S. Carolina, voting
against Tho notion-Mossrs. Tazcwcll anu Tyler,
fy IT,
On Tuesday Mr.. Tazcwe from the Impeachment
Committee, reported the following resolutions
Resolved That the Senate will TAKE proper order
thereon. Of which duo notice shall be ciytn 20 the
House OF Representative.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-30

That OF the United States Ola the score Of unornity
The committee have seen the statement of an in,elii.
gent traveller who has vsitcd almost cyery part of
Europe, exhibiting the treat variations OF the cur
rency IN different parts of the same empire or King
dom. In Russin, the bills of the Bank OF ST. Peters
burgh have limited circulation Al Riga, and
Couriond Lvonin, and all the southern parts of the
empire, the currency exclusively OF silver coins
In Denmark, the notes Of the Bank of Copenhagen
arc current only in Zealand tho Other islands, and
Julland, but will not pass at all IN Slrswic and IIo.
stein which constitute the best portion of the king
dom. Since the Congress Of Vienna, Germany IL
divided into thirty separate States each having
distant currency though represented IN the Diet at
Frankfort. Out of the territory in which these sew
cral currencies issued, they are mere articles of
merchandise; which circumstance las given rise IN
every town numerous and stnct class of trades
men, called money changers. How far these sepa-
rate and un onnected cufrencics have u tendency TO
cmbarruss commerce. may be inferred from the fact
that traveller going from ST. Pctcrsburgh to Calais
will lose upon the unavoidable changes of money Nh
average oil six per cent. In France the bills of the
bank arc OF such large denominations to he arlap
ted only To the greater operations of commerce. and
are principally confined to the bankers and traders
III Paris. The general currency is silver, and 10
avoid the trouble of carrying TINS distant parts of
the kingdom gold pieces, bills of exchange which
are pretersble, are purchased at premium of from
and half TO four per cent After this brief view
Of the currencies Of Europe, the committee will bare
ly state, as conclusive yindcation Of our currency
from the imputation of unsoundneSs that there is no
point in the Uniop at which bill of the u. States
BANK, issucd at the opposite extremity tho country
is at discount of more than fourth of one per
cent.
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

Nsisoa.-For Delegates Capt. James Garland
go, Capt. Henry Rvos* 1871 , Maj. Alexander Fitz-
patrick I22. For tho Constitution, including "a day,
307, against .
.Monroe. --For Delegates Vass ESQ, John Vawtcr
800, J. w. Kelley 10. For Senate IT, Caporton
425, w. a. Mcdowell I6. II Caperton not a can
didntc. For tho Constitution @, against 400
augusta. delegates, McCuc 40, Kinney 500,
Niche ls8--Scnotc, Pattcson 327, Stuart If
For the Constitution LIST day 2i6, fganst Il 2i7
Mr.. PattcFons majority Tor tho Senate in the
whole district Is 3i3,
Brunswick. -Dclcgatcs, James IT. Ghoson $50,
Charles Turnbul 1913, John T.. Shell IA, James NJ.
Fletcher iO3.--For tho Constitution So, against b,
81.
For The Senatc.--Dromgoole (no opposition 327.
Il The aggregate vote on the constitution rs far
heard from standsfor il; fa,Geo-ocainst it 1877
--msiority for adoption, IO,I4c. Tho returns nro
Inaccurate, but correct enough to show that it is a.
.dcptcd.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-30
M. MsnUFFIE,s REpoRT.

We commgncc this morning & shall proceed as fast
as VIC can with the publication Of this Report, which
already seems to be casscd by public opinion among
the obIc't documents ever issued from the govern
mont ofthr L. States. Ay tho effect Of The Prcsi-
dents message was 10 lower the value Of stock OF
the Bank Of the t. States several per ccnt-so that
oi Gen Smiths on the currency, and more particu-
IarIy this Of Mr. McDuGes, demonstrating the utili.
iy Of that institution in answering tho purposes oil
It's creation md reasoning into contempt tho notable
pTolcc Ct preached by the President in his MESA 70
have had tho effect OF raising stock from 100 to s1ar
per shnrc-a striking and most natering tribute Ia
its ability.
Never perhaps was there moro complete over
throw than this report gives TO the Presidents or
rather Mr.. Van Burcns bantng, Of a Govcrnmcn,
Bank founded on the credit Of the Govornmcn, and
lis revenues il is NOT too much 10 presume that IL
will put an end to that weak and dangerous pro.
Jet FOR ever and silence the controversy ON tho con-
sttuonaliy o. Tho powc, to chai.c! National
Bank
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Il am, Sir with due consideration,
Your obcdent servant,
DAVID CROCKETT. -

a. On Tuesday, Mr. Holmes offered the following
important resolutions winch lie day, of course
Resoiced, That the President OF The United States.
oy the removal of officers, (Which removal was not
required for the faithful execution of the law) and
filling the vacancies thus created in the recess Of the
Senate, acts against the interest of the people the
rights oil the States, and the spirit of the Consti
ton.
ResotUcd. That it is the right of The Senate to in
qurc'and the duty of the President TO inform them
why, and Tor what causc causes, any officer has
been removed in the recess.
Rcsolrcd, that the removals from Office bv tho Pro
sident since the last session of the Senate seem.
with few exceptions, TO be without satsfactor, rca-
sons, against the public interest, the rights of the
STATES and the spirit Of the Constitution. Where
fore,
RcsoIced, That the President of the United States
be respectfully requested to communicate TO the Sc
nate the number, names and offices, Of the officers
removed by him since the last session of the Senate.
with tue reasons for such removal.
rive look to the vote on these resolutions. ne If
the utmost Importance. AS we view the subject. it
VIII determine neither more nor less than ttis-whn-
thor the President is a despot for limited period
or whether in the exercise of his prcrosatiyc, he
IS still subject to the controul OF constitutional
checks. IF he can remove officers of the Govern.
mcnt without cause, and without rcs.ra,nt-whcrc in
the name of Heaven, is the difference between tho
power thus exercised according to the breast of him
who exercises it, and sheer and admitted dospotisns
We arc glad that the Senate is brought 10 toe tho
mark on this great question, and that they must rive
tic reasons OF their decision and the decision itself
in the face Of day and the American People,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-30

1J' An atrocious deed was committed about G
o'clock last vevening, in this city. a Mrs. Hayward
in the nCighborhood Of Henrico Court House srs-
pccting servant girl of about - years Of age Of
theft, taxed her with it, and word bringing on an
other, seized butchers knife, and stabbed her to
the heart The girl survived about five minutes, pre-
scnting dreadful spectacle to the bchoder The Gull
prit is in jail.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-30

Third Days Race orsr The Tree HI Course mile
heats-purss $1,000.
En.ries-Wm. r.. Johnsons C. h. Havoc, by Sir
Charles, years old.
John NJ. Bolts b. m. Mischief, by Virginian, 4
years old.
VIM. Wynn's b. IN. Kate Kearncy, by Sir Archie
8 years old.
Hector Dnvis's b. m. Sally Hornet, by Sir Charles
! years old.
The first heat was won by Kate Kcarncy, with
ease, Sally Hornet the contesting horse. Havoc ew
the track two three times and was dis.anced.
Time g m. =.
On the second heat Mischief gave up the contest
on the end of the second mile, and Sally Hornet flew
the track he first half mile of the third round The
balance ofthe race Kate Kcarney had the track to
herself and merely galloped around the course Sus-
sex is lame, a be- ter might have been cxpcc-
ted. We heard on tile course tina. post stake, :
mile heats. will be run tomorrow.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-30

we have wished for Iome Tina, to call the at,
.'en'ion of the Public q this useful work. We
cannot DO SO more apr Priately, than by quoting
Inc following fatterng rptice of it from the London
Literary Gazette. Il; hal agents in this city.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-30

Valuable Property for Sale
WILL be offered at Public Auction on Tuesday the
w 4th May next, on the premises, that vsluabe
Tenement on f or Main-street a few doors below
18TH street. at present occupied by Messrs. Cook e.
Ryan The present tenants have lease at $500
per annum, which will not expire until Sept. 1888.
Terms made known the day of sale.
Sale To be conducted by Messrs. OTIs, DUNIop g.
Go. Aucts THE PROPRIETOR.
ap 2e-5uf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-30

IL The country reader will find the conclusion OF
Mr. Barton's powerful speech IN secret session.