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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-15

u PreceRtiOn better than Cure. IN
LEES FAMOUS ANTI-BILIOUS Pills
W. . AND 80 PER BOX.
Ane operation OF these Pills perfectly mild so az m m s,
III Saey oy persons Ill every situation and OF every ace
Inc proprietor confidently recommends the timely s NJ
ee pills as preventive and Bilious Yellow and
Malignant Feveis '"' @-N
O~- Please inquire for LEES .4NTI-RILI OIES PITS
win uie Signature of.NC4H RLDGELY date Michael rs
u ,o.l as none other are genuine.
Lee ENT sovereign remedy for colds obstinate co,ehs
ca,arIis aShinas. sore throats and coHsumptioIls,
Nervous Curda excellent medicne for all nervous
affections weakness, pains the loins, beck &c
Lees ssence OF usaGdNo medicine ever excelea this in
curing Fnsuhailsp sprains, hruses, frosed feet; &C.
Lees Asue aud Fever Drops never failing cure
Lee sovereign Ointment warranted the ITCH bv
application - --,o.N ~ ~
Lees Persian Lotion excellent medicine for curing ,eefs
ring worms, pTlcky heat, &c.
Lees Vegetable Indian Specific an efec,,, c,. e. a.,
Nenereal and Gonorrhcea - ~
Lees ToOl-ache DTops-Shich gives Immediate r,;or
Lees ootn fowder which cleanSes and beauties the teeth,
Lees Eye Water-a certain for sore ewes
Lees Anodyne tlixir-.or the OF head aches
Lees Corn flaSeI-tor removing and DESTROYING CONS
" country merchants and all others who puIcbase IN col,
again. oy applying to the proprietor, No 63 Hanover street
,d'oEe can obtain them such liberia! terms as will
them great profit - " ''s
" CiCLIO.N-NoBe genule without the NAL e,-s
hSIie 20 men, NOAH RroGELY Qaie Michael Lee e. Cos
~ Hundreds OF cases ocures performed by the above ,,
paper adm, of it. ~ " q news
- HI. &. M'NEMAHA will constantly keen n frost
supply oil The above celebrated Medicines at his Apotbec
and Drug Store. Richmond nov D rso,"1S, y
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n Horse Of the best blood In England Will
stand at the village OF Barboursville, the ensuing
season TO commence the LIST March, and end on the
Suth June The price of the season will be thirty
dollars, II paid Within and forty dollars if paid beyond
inc season. Fifty dollars To insure mare In oal
ana dollar TO the groom. Three hundred acres of
iand covered with various grasses and well watered
VIII be afforded gratis for the exclusive use of the
mares sent. Better moro abundant pas,urare coud
not be desired.
This beautiful and Aigh-bred Horse boupht by
James Barbour, Esq. IL public sale OF Walker
me stud OF horses III London on the I5th June last
Is dark bay, sixteen hands hi n, of fine form and
great activity, and needs only to be seem to be adj
mHed. HIS age (he being only six years old last
spring. adds much TO his ether good qualities I'm
ported horses are generally tco old before they are
brought to this country Young Tru.ile was so IN
Jured IN his hrS training whilst he was the propertv
/ al the Duke de Gulche, that he never ran. His
feGgree is IN the annexed certificate, reference To
winch VIII show any one couversani with such SUBJ
Jccts, that he is of the purest blood in England He
WILL be exhibited at the Court-houses of Albemarle
Louisa enc Orange, the fist day OF their respective
March courts.
! ~ Il II any one Will send five Mares the price
OF one Will be remtcd and if mare sent to him this
season, fall she will be insured the next at the price
OF the season.
Two FLIES, from any Slate in the Union. hayinc
won purse CT $500, will be put gratis; the iirs
! applicants 10 have the preference. Care will b,
taken TO prevent accidents but will not be respon
+sihe for them. S. w YAGER
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HUGH c. McNEMARA

As just received, and oilers for sale the following
Il = and highly approved VALUABLE MEDICINES
U PreceHtiOn better than Cure. IN
LEE,S FAMOUS ANII-RII IOIIS MI Il 6.
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Barboursyil!e, JAM co.h 1880 =
18th June, 1929.
This Is TO certify, the brown Horse sold by me to
James Harbour, Esq was bred by the Duke de Guche.
got by Trufiie out OF Helen By Whskev. her dam
Brown Justice by Justice, out of Xenia by Chalien
ger Nauieppe by Eclipse TrufFie covered in 1899,
at 8 gulneas He was got by Sorccrer out of Horn
by Lass, by Buzzard, her dam Puzzle, by Matchem
Princess, by Herod.
Signed RICH'D TATTERSALL
Hyde Park Corner, London.
Trutile was sent to France, and bought back again
az 1000 guineas r r
ian 25-wl2tc
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HEART g. SAP SHLJYGLES
Oh hnA Heart, and 10 900 sap shingles for
AO,OOV sale in the Dock.
feb 30 JAS WINSTON.
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BALDWIN, IVES & Co.

III AVE received by recent arrivals, and offer al
-. oho!eSafe or retail, upon accommodating terms
an extensive assortment OF
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-15
Sperm and Tallow Candles.

Ok Boxes best spormaceti candles
<sp GO do do tallow do For sale by
jan29 II. II. DREW, Ag't.
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aGRTCULTURE.
[Flom lho wIneho.ler RepuLlicnn.l

Shenandoah county, August 49, 1890
Mr.. Davs-Havng in your and oher papers
good deal said about thrashing and thrashing ma.
chimes, induces TO say something on the same sub
Jet. We have one nov in operation, built by Sareu.
Ell Stewart, of Mount Jackson Shenandoah nll.Jght
an ingenious and respectable mechanic which appears
entirely OF the first order of hrashing machnes-buit
upon the principle OF -lPs Wrights six horse pow
er machine, which fair trial was found capable of
thrasiing City bushels OF wheat in an hour Having
made the discovery OF the power of this extraordinary
machine, set about, Friday the 18th inst to make
fair experiment OF what quantity OF wheat could be
thrasied in one day, and the result was 63S Ia bush
els, commencing the operation at hal-past four o'clock
IL the morning and ending precisely sunset of The
same day. The whole Of the wheat was cleaned up
and stored away; but about 80 bushes, which would
have been cleaned up in the time had not the
windmill given way. The straw was also stacked
securely. Should you consider the above worthy
place IN yOur paper, pleas insert H..
Yours, sc. WIN. STEENBERGEN
p. s. was, during the months Of May and June
la't travelling through part Of Pennsylvania, was
delighted with the state Of agricultural Improvement,
their rOads canals bridges aud above ALL their manu-
factories, SC. &c Gould hhd leisure I would comm
nicdte my observations 10 the public through your pa
per. With that view, made some notes while in dat
couotry. The absence Of slavery too is most manifest
to the eye OF the Virginia traveller through that state
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THE DESrlNY.-nv j. O. WHITTIER.

IliE DIES l lNh.-nN j. q. WHITTIER.
Ask not of me, thou durk-eyed one,
What may the future be-
Look To thy hcart-aud ask Of mono
To read the stars for the thee!
Look back upon the silcutness
or uurctutniug years
Thy faded hours of early bliss
or passion and of tears.
Yet stay the spell is over me
Aud must speak thy doom!
Like dark waves on o midnight sea
Behold thy future cotuc,
Ay, hcnt Thy brow as manhood may
Aud scott me rs thou wilt
see thee on ;hy future wpy-
y haunted thing of guilt
ghou'Il hesting from thy native land
With crime upon thy soul,
Not such rs lifts the midnight brand
The Digger OF the bowl
No-thlnc hath been guiltior part
II hath darker seal
Thy pride hath crushed the human heart
As with an iron heel!
Goto the classic shrines OF old
The tombs of mighty men-
Where desoaiion gray aud cold
Tcllcth of what has been.
Go dream beside tho pntthcnon--
Or 10y Grenada's walls
Or lingcr where the desert sua
GA Tadmor's ruin falls
Yet thcrc--ihy dreams Of power ard Gloom
Oae thought shall glide bctwoeu--
Above the herOs crumhlcd tomb
Thy maTtyrcd one shall lean!
And through the old, deserted pile,
That pale, still form shall glide,
And dimly In the pillatcd aisle
Steal solily at thy side!
Go miosle with the glad and CAV,
And bow mt PLEASURES shrine
And beauty's iairest forms shall lay
Their gentle hands on thine;
Yet therc-a spectre ever nigh
The iuiuTcd ono shnll come,
And underneath Loves melting eyo
Shall turn thy smile to gloom.
Go now-the lingering curse is given,
The spell j. laid on thee
The scorn of carth--the wrath of heaven
Is IN thy destiny!
Or On the land, or on the sea-
la shadow or in sun
That spectral form shall follow thee
The brukcn-heattcd one.
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dent who has little regard for veracy as TO deliver
them as aets Does this foolish man conceive that |
shall condescend 10 answer his impertnent questions.
Wha, say OF Mr.. MCord, take the trouble and the
liberty Of saying, because he is my friend and because
he Is absent, and because know him TO be honest hon
Durable aud pure, as well talented and successful
practitioner
As TO our being attached to Great Britain-Mr NJ.
Cord and all his connexions are native Americans and
South Caroniaus-and have children and Grand chill.
dren, both married aud unmarried. in this country,
where have now resided 81 years, and where hope
TO die.
You are pleased TO say, gentlemen that have greatly
contributed TO the prevailing excitement i'm South Caro-
lima. hope SO: have endeavoured TO do so and I
sha continue my endeavours, until reason be.
ieve that the government of the United States is not
what now consider 1t to be, consolidated national
government, one and indivsbc where the majority in
congress omnpoent and the minority have no rights
Where that majority claim TO be the sole Judges of the
extent OF the powers committed TO them; and claim the
right OF paying Just much attention TO the constitution
as suits their interests and no more
We have waited now nearly seven wears i'm South Ca
roma 10 see what effect our memorials circumstances
ana appeals would have oppressors Waiting has
only given time anu temptation add insult to injury
and injury TO insult. Our patience has been faithfully
exercised, but il is out. For nv own pari thnI,
with Mr. Jefferson, Disunon is bad thing but CONSOLE
da'ion is worse.
However, assure you gentlemen am not. and me-
yer nave been an advocate for duniou unless it shoud
he forced upon When that state of things arrives
South Carolina will DO her duty
In the mean time, the party TO which belong here
nave IN view one object and object only thar IT, to
procure convention OF the people of this state; and
submitting TO that convention the present
ces OF Our country, to leave in their hands the reme
dy Tor the evils we complain of.
Until such a convention takes place shall contnuo
to the best my power 10 aid in keeping up the pre-
sent excitement, which deem essential TO awaken
the people to the manifest encroachment of arbitrary
power.
lam, gentlemen,
your humble servant
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-10

MOflCE.-All persons having claims against The es.
y tate Of VIM. +. Micou, deed will please present
them as soon az Pos'iole, properly authenticated. for
payment. All persons indebted TO The estate viii he
expected 10 make immediate payment. The books and
papeTs will be kept fot this week at the resdence Of
he late VIM. F. Micou, and afterwards at The counting
room Of Mr. ThOs. BrockeDbrough.
In my absence, Mr. Thos. w. Mcou, will be duly
authorized TO settle all accounts relating 10 the estate
JOHN MiCOU. Exor Of
August 27. 32-wSw WM. +. NTCOU. dsr'd
MOFlCE.-By virtue Ola deed Of trust, executed to
q he SpbscTiDer by John r. Price the 2sd day Of
April, 1921 and duly recorded in Cumberland Clerks
office the 23h d5y Of May, 1927 Tor purposes therein
mentioned shall proceed 10 cell sad tract Of land mem
toned ia said deed he premises, The fifth day Of Oc-
iober next, for cash. The tract Of land lies IT, one mile
q RaiDes Tavern and il believed to contain about one
hundred and thirty forty acres be the same more or
lees. The subscriber believes The title to be good but
will only sell such title is vested in him by said deed
JOHN w. WILSON, Trustee.
August ~. 32-w4w
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Eastern District Of VirginiG, 10 ,oif.
n Pc IT REMEMBERED, That on the first day Of July.
d y in The flity.iourIh year Of the Independence Of
r. G the United States Of America. BENJAMIN
- WATKINS LEIGH, Of the said District, for and
on behalf OF The Commonwealth Of Virginia hath de-
posted in THE Office, hs title Of book the right where
Of he claims (or the benefit Of The said Common
author, IN the words following 10 wits
"RCpOTts of Gases argued and defermined ip The
Co,Ut J Appeas, and in ne Gorerai Court nj
Vbgfnia. By BeyaHrin Watkins Leigb. w.
iume l."
Ia conformity 10 the act Of the Congress Of the United
States entitled can act for the encouragement Of learn.
ing by securing he copies OF maps, charts and books
to the authors and propetors Of such copes during the
times therein mentioned" RID JEFF RlES,
Clcrk If the. Eastern District Of Hirginta.
August 20. 3O-w4w
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"A LII those having claims against the estate Of Ssmi
OF Powhatan,a requested bring
hem forward that arrangements may be made for their
payments and those indebted, are desired to make i'm
mediate payment, as the circumstances Of the E,tate
will not admit o! delay. RICHARD SWAMI
Executor oil Samuel Swami Deed.
Powhatab, August 21 3l-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-10

U N CHANCERN-PTginid a Superior Court
oil Chdncery, holden at the Capitol, in the City of
Richmond, the 9Th day Of July, 1880
Edward H. Mosely Ex'or Of VIM. Fleming, who
bert Boiling, dec, Liuneas Billing, in his own right
ana a. Exor ot Powbatan Boiling, dec James s. Jones
Adin or oil Thomas West, and VIM. Patteson Adm'or
de bOnis non OF Elizabeth West, dec. PIGs.
against
Joseph Cabell and POcahontas his wife and John
OF Susanna Wilcox dec D.llts
Joseph Cabell and Pocahontas his wife, Phfs.
against
Edward II. Moseley, Ex'or Of VIM Fleming. dec.
VINO was EXor as aOre said, Linn@as Boiling Ex'or of
Powha,an Boiling, and in his own right VIM pate
son. Admor de bonis non of Elizabeth West, dec. and
James ). Jones, Adm'or Of Thomas West deceased
Deidts.
James 5. Jones, Adm'or aforesaid, and saa VIM.
Pa''sson, AdIs'or sc. OF Elizabeth West, Phds.
against
Edward H. Moseley, Ex'or as Aforesaid, Deldts
These causes came on thi. day TO be further heard
together on the papers formerly read and the Report
OF commissioner Lidd, pursuant 10 the order of the
%o'h OF June, 1914, with exceptions thereto and were
S.sueu 10y counsel: On consideration whereof, the
Court doth recommit The said Report with the excep-
IONS theFeio TO one Of the Commissioners for him 10
consider and report hereupon, with any matters spec
any stated, deemed pertinent by himself which may
be required by the parties to be u stated
Copy. Teste, WIN. G. PENDLEToN, &C.
CoMMIssIoNER's OFFICE, }
Richmond 3l-t July, 1880 {
The parties interested in the execution of the above
ordeF are hereby notified, that have appointed Mon
day, the 10Th day OF November next TO commence the
came at This Office at O'clock A. NJ; aud they are re.
CURED 10 attend with proper documents and papers, to
enable Inc TO execute the said order.
THOMAS GREEN, CoMM1ss1oNER.
aug 26-wSw
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W itGlNlA; At Rules holden i'm the Clerks Office
OF the Superior Court of Chancery for the Rich
mond District, the 2nd day of August, 1880.
Sylvia, woman OF colour, and others, Pitts.
against
Lawson Burioot, ex'or. Of James Scott, deed John
Haynes and Elizabeth his wife, James Winlree Clebe,
Scott, David Murray, Alexander Il. Branch Robert
Mciyree, Sarah Mcryree, and others, Dens.
The defendants John Haynes, and Elizabeth his wife
James Winiree Cleber Scott d. Murray. A. r. Branch
and Robert and Sarah Mcryree, not having entered
their appearance and given security according to the
Act oil Assembly and the Rules of this Court and ap-
rearng by satisfactory evidence, not nhabi
tlns OF this Country 1t is ordered That the said de-
iehans do appear here the first day OF the next jan
uary Term, and answer the bill of the plaintiffs and
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the City of Richmond for two
months successfully, and posted the front door of the
Capitol, in the said City. Copy. Testc
VIM. G. PENDLETON, C.. c.
August 2i. 3I-wsw
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CHANCERY-YU ginia.-At Superior Court
~ OF Chancery, held at the Capitol 10 the City of
Richmond, on Tuesday, June 10Th, 1890
l. Gsrvds Sorrs and Joshua Sorrs, PllHs.
against
- Pleasant Winston and Elizabeth c. his wife, George
Winston, Jr., surviving Trustee for the said Elizabeth
w. Inc President, Directors, and Company of the Bank
OF the United States, at Richmond, John Bell and Jas
Wilson, DsGIts'
and '
2. James Wilson, Pna.
Pleasant Winston, Gsrvas Storrs Joshua Sorrs. John
Bell, The President, Directors, and COMPANY of tbs
Bank OF the United States, at Richmond. and William
Kicks, DefIts
and
3. Gervas Stons, PlG
Thomas c. Howard and Richard whitfield, Ex'ors Of
wills Cowling, deceased, James Wilson, and Pleasant
Winston, DeHls
Erbaet from The Decree. as JoIio,es
"And tbe Court doh further Order, That the Renort
Of the Commissioner Aforesaid, with the exceptons
thereto, be reccmmited 70 he same Commissioner
VINO Is directed to resaie he account tv cen the
parties IN conformity with the iors ~ op ion; and
TO bring all the accounts between them down to the
same psfod and TO state also The claim Of all the cred
TORS enliled 10 claim under the Tfsst sed'from Plea
an' WINSTON ard vile, TO Joshua Store and The man
uer 10 wech the funds arising from the sales Of the
rust subject made by the Marshal. ought TO be dis
buled among the said creditors in conformity with The
principles OF this Decree and the provisions OF the sad
trust Deed, and report he to the Court with any
matters specially stated, deemed pertinent by him elf
or which may he required by the parties 10 he 81 stated
Copy Tese, WM. q. PEN DLETON, G c.
Commissioners Office, Richmond, July 20. 1890
The parties interested will please take notice that
have appointed the 18th day Of October next 10 com.
msnce the accounts directed by the aore going DEGREES
tal order Of the Coufi,on which day, az o'cock,'A
NJ" lhey are required to attend at my office, Is doors
dbore The ptrginia Banks,) with ths proof Of their
claims; end copies Of Court papers as will enabs
ne to execute The said order.
AMOS LADD Commissioner.
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TBNRUsTEES SALE BY virtue OF Deed Of
q Tfus. ffom Ludwe Lee, bearing date the Let of
May, in the year 1928, aud recorded in the County
Court OF Spoitsylvania, shall on Monday the hi
day of October next before the front door of the Eagle
Hotel, in the City OF Richmond, proceed to SELL at
public auction. to the highest bidder, Tract of Land
lying in the sad county of Spotisylvanil, containing
four thousand one hundred and forty acres more or IL So
being part of the Tract of Land commonly designated
in the soid county as the Mins Tract The Land il
represented to contain large quantity OF iron ore
Large quantities Of this were at foi mer times rai
ed with large profit TO those engaged D the operation;
and it il supposed, that the Mines might be now work
ed TO much profit, il the operations prndsnuy and
skiliully conducted. But, of this, Ills supposed the
purchaser will, by examination, inform himsef az
40 guaranty Of the extent fertility of the Mines will
be ihade. Selling Trustee, shall convey 10 The
purchaser with special warranty only, though be-
lived that The title is unques tonable.
The Terms OF Sale will be third Of the purchase
money, end the charges Of the sale and of the execu
ton Of the trust to be paid in hand; and the residue of
the purchase money, in three equal ins,auens paya.
bic respectively at one, two, aud three years from
the day Of sale, and bearing interest from that day. and
to be secured by deed Of trust on the land.
Aug 10. 2S-wtds ROBERT STANARD
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NETHlTE MARSH FOR SALE.-The Subscriber
w is authorised by the heirs and distributes of
Mary NJ p c: Rooes, decd. to make sale of that vau
able estate in the county of Gloucester and state of Vir
ginia called WHITE MARSH supposed TO contain
about two thousand acres 1909 of which are first rate
Low Grounds; and the Hills of the best sualy in that
section OF country minute description of this Estate
Is unnecessary il is certain that persons disposed TO
purchase will examine it particularly: they are invited
TO do so, and Mr.. A. Smith the Manager residing on
the premises is Instructed TO show any gentleman who
desires 1t, every part of the Estate. will only add
that these Lands lay between Ware and Severn Rivers
and extending to both, aordng navigation to vessels of
large burthen, and furnishing fish end oysters of the
best quality, and in great abundance The improve
ments consist OF large brick Dwelling House with
lour rooms on floor, nearly new, and finished i'm the
best style; all necessary out houses some of them
brick, an most of them The Low Grounds Law
in one compact body, Immediately in front of the house
without a,sngle break and every part be seen from
the dwelling at single glance of The eye they are fine
y calculated for the production of Barley Wheat In
dian Corn, Cotton &c in fact this Estate is generally
Acknowledged by all who have it, TO be the best
OF the same extent and of the handsomest i'm Va
The time OF payment will be made to suit the pur-
chaser and the necessary number of hands to cultivate
the Estate, together with the stock of every kind farm
ing utensils, &c will be sold with it, if required
May III. I-wu JOHN TABB
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Aug. 6

WlRGlNlA.-At Rules, holden in the Clerks OF
v hCe OF the Superior Court Of Chancery for the
Hichnond District, the 5 h day of July, 1890
Thomas Nj. Burioot infant, who sues by Thomas
E. Burloo his next friend PlH,
against
Lawson Burloot, adm'or of Matthew Burfoot, dec.
Peter NJ Cary, adm'or Of WIN. Trabue dec and others
~, Defdts.
MS Appearance aud given security according TO the Act
oil Assembly and the Rules oil this Court and il an
pearng by satisfactory evidence, that he not an in
haoliant OF this Country is Ordered That the said
defendant do appear here the first day of the next
January Term, and answer the bill of the Plaintiff:
and that copy Of this Order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the City of Richmond,
Tor two months excessively, and posted at the front
oil The Capitol, in the said City. Copy Teste
VIM. q. PENDLETON, &C.
rug ~ 29-wSw