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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-03

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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-03

n Powha,an County Court, March 10, 1870. William
Pope, James Pleasants, Edward Mayo, Robert
Peasants, admor of Isaac ". Pleasans and Jo-
siah Poore, adn'or de 5onis non of William Collier
decd, pitts against John T. Peasants, Preston smith,
and William S. Dance, dts In Chancery.
This cause came this day 10 be hearrl aud Il an
pearng to the satisfaction of the court that the sub
poena and decree nis had been executed ON the de-
PENDANTS for more than four months since the fling of
the pl,ts. BILL the is ordered to be be taken for
confessed.
Vhereupon the court, after inaturely considering
the bill and exhibits fled, and hearing the plantJ'
counsei, doth adjudge, order, and decree that the
defendant John T. Pleasants state and settle his ac
counts as the admor of Samuel Peasants, deed be.
lore commissioner OF this court, and that the said
commissioner also take all the nonev or
other things which have been paid by the plau,e. ar
suretes OF John A. Peasants, adm or of Samuel Pleas
ANS oec or either OF them, as to shew the amount
paid BY each of said sureties. Also an account of ali
the debts due from the estate Of the said samuel
Pieasants decd, other liabilities of the said John
T. tleasants as admor aforesaid, and for which his
SAID suretIes can IN any manner be held bound Also
an account OF all money which may have been paid by
.ne oeiendsnt Preston smith # any, in exoneration of
the said suretes of the said John T. Peasants as
aforesaid, and report the same to this court toreher
with any matters specially stated deemed nertinent
by himself or which may be required by the parties
to be stated.
AcoPy. Tesie. r. F. GRAVES, D. o.
The parties interested. viii please take notice. that
have appointed Monday, the fourteenth day of June
next, tor entering upon the duties required of me bv
the within order when they are requested to attend
at Powhaan Courthouse by ten O'clock, A. NJ with
their papers ready for examination, and all neraon.
having claims unsats against the estate Of Samuel
Pleasans decd are desired to present them to me on
or before that day, properly authenticated 10 order
that an account thereof may be taken.
JOHN w. DANCE Comm
Powhatan Courthouse, April is. 1890 o6 ,pAt
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HUGH c. MCNAMARA
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y u and highly approved VALUABLE MEDlCINF:s
" Prevenfi0n better Than Cure IN
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- - and highly approved VALUABLE MEDICINES.
II Prevention better fidn Cure. IN
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Inc proprietor confidently recommends the timely Use ri
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Lees NERVOUS Cordial excellent medicine for all nervous
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Leos essence OF mustardo medicine eyer eSceIled this IN
curing rheumatism. spfans. bruises, frosted feet &c
Lees Aguo and Fever Drops a never faijns enc
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Lees Persian Lotion excellent medeno for curing te,ef
nng worms, pTekly heat &c 49, - Inns ''''e'
Ices Vegetable Indian Specific, an edecda cure of he
Venefeal and Gonorrhoa W p '
Lees Iooi1ache Dfops--whicb gives immcdafs relief
eey ootn fp"nef winch cleanses and cautfca the teeth
tee.s re Water-a certain cure for sore eyes
Lees Anodyue Elixir Coz tho cure Of head ochos
r les 1oIp las'eir iof removing aud destroying cons
~ County necbania and al others WHO p1rchase 10 .n
again. ~ applying 70 ne proprietor No 60 Hanover slrse
oanoe can obtain Them 90 such liberal terms az iii insure
them great profit ~ 80 W
w CyfOIfosf-None are Renuiuo rho,t tl> ,.4ho,s.
"a,ne % Them, moan kfDo1tri (ate Michael Lee H. Coz
Hundreds Of cases ofcures performed g the alyo ff,
.a..ols medicines could Be gwen DID sbe limits Of nsws
- =. q. M'NEnARh vii constantly keep es.h
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o. Perry's Patent Double Geered
WINDLASS BEDSTEADS.

NNHESE Badsteads possess Oh the advantages
y that are derived from the scofihe Wfadlass
together with that Of sackiDg perfectly isDsl firm
and elastic, which b found from experience to be tho
their favor have much increased the year past Those
who are shout purchasing Bedstcads, would d. wen
to call and examine The above, At NJ z0f Wash-
ngton7street, entrance on Feyettc Cour, Boston
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-03

Brown Stout and Porter.
HIBBERT"S brown stout and porter, in quart
Il and pint bottles. For sale by
ma T.. H. DREW. Ag't.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-03

just hcCclYcd from Franco
1NAOltDS Pectoral Balsamic Paste rbo
~ beneficial effects Of This Paste known lon
time before made public: and ~ skse,,,'~ss
srccese have procured the favorable recent m
ancc. - 7'9' "PPeaf-
II IS highly beneficial 10 persons nfi,ctea y,,,
Sa1oifDs' colds consunpons and aIl diseases Of tho
IN asthma, either IN cid on youno ps,;sn,. .,.:-
preparation employed ii rather large dosee
y ul pigh1, when going to bed. has lreo,,erfl. ~
'ec'eo complete cure. and constantlv oroc,,,.,l
Sleep and rendered expeclofntoD abundant snd
10 coughs which accompany sod fsIIo,s mood.
oo's'' PivdsetiYe ii,e most de-
y aso useful 70 persons who arc oboed 10 ene.i
professionally IN public 'tse ~ 'io1f
many ~ The public journals, and son,b efth. ~,
pn,, Pn5s.s'ans p Paris have given Roonanld
supply VIII be kept by the eubscfbef a t an Z
ma 20 49,
W .'t ~ rules, holden il Tie clerk. ,;.s
49,, .ne superior court ~ CiIsurtft isf tbI I''.f-
1''rr estf'cii ine 1fil day of j.h..sft 1850 Ii
,' t'y~s'2 and treafl Whaf<la zo IS willie
~, ~ nrk deceased, PITTS afahs fI11slIb t-il,,..
ttm, y Wren, adn'f of Ho6.ft l,.I 5<<t,i tx
- pne,ipp, decd. and olAtf ift
- ~ Ns'tnn4Ht Robert Shelton. nnl h....+ .
" 81 pNrafenre and given s1rufifo sers,t....
III, E. ~ ss't"n| aHi De rules rs hIs 4sn.'
.N ~ 'nnap|eni III this cbnall. n, i. ~. .-.
' 4fifoaan' do app.sI here on fb1 az. ,Is. .|
flt ItIH' and snsHtf lI|. b|Il ~ II,> ,.i.t..
.. 41 'pe' copy Of lhla ofdsf Be lofh4.i. 81
l1obno.2. so, ~. nes,p.psr pqbl'hfd 10 'bs city
''' t'H' door Of The capitol. rs he XII civ.
Ns fssnt1es. &
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Drugs, Medicines, &C. &c.

Of putting the good qualities of the articles he offers
for sale, of which, as well the prices, those who
vish to purchase generally choose to be their own
judges. The public have right to expect eveyy thine
they buy to be good but il is ve,y unusual to hear the
cry of thinking fsh from the salesman, if the article
called for should NOT be the best of the kind in tho
market His obectis, therefore, to keep the best he
can buy, and sell them as low as he can afford
III. G.. McNEATARA
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Eel, on die Teeth,

Bell, on the Teeth
VIE Anatomy, Physiology, and Diseases ofhe Teoth--By
a Thomas Bell, r. s., r. L. S. r. @. S. member of The
Royal College Of Surgeons, in London, &c. SC
small u supply just received by COLLINS Co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-03

Newark Cider and Vinegar.
Oh Bills ofsbest Newark Cider
~ 20 do of Cider Vinegar, Tor sale by
ma g JAS. WINSTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-03

.Meretenonrg County, June Court, I820.
haDBRED, that Master commisa;oner Ftssiev Il,
- state, settle and adJust an account OF Re1ben
FulyeaFS late executor of Jere mah Allgood decd AZ
well ~ that Of Joseph b. Clausel adoinistrator de
bons non Of aid decedens, and report the same to
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-03

City of Washington, Feb 1880 S's'
lEaHs-"Ihe Kaleidoscope, and Ladies Literary
with new type At Three Dollars per annum -
dollars and Fifty Cents, if paid 10 advance. :
I. wh DC published and delivered 70 snbscril,ere ~
~, ~Spng1on CITY and Geofgeowno Friday evening
OF subscribers at distance they will be mailed i5
medately on publication '-''rr nus
The first number--as specimen Of the wo,k-,g,
appear on Friday the I'd day Of April next III Z. H.
w subscription papers are placed al the Fook .,os
Of ,, u. Nash. -, ~. s ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-03

!. n ~Nf'sspaPer for The z6a;es. = g
aWEEKt.Y NEWSPAPER. IN neat s,.s ~. 'Q.''
containing eight pages, devoted entirely ID ths ,'-
ssm,naslon Of intelligence useful and nj 3.
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a copy Tegr, WM. 6. BAPTIST. 8, q


CoMMissioNER's OFrfcs, April 18th, 1880
The parties interested IN the settlement Of the sc-
count frat menli0ned and directed 20 be taken bv M.
N shs foregoing order are hereby notified that nave
nPponea me 1r.t Saturday IN June next for that pur
pose, on which day they win please attend at nv Of
nee % blnesone IN said county Of Aiecklenburg, pre-
pafedio 60 into settlement.
I9-w4 WA m RIofpv q ~
eiihNcSKY--in Louisa County courI, may
Arthur clayton. p,e
against
Pendleton Hafwood, Aaron g. White executor of VIII
liam White. decd, and Aaron c. White. executor IS
Catherine White. decd. dfsa
Thedefendant Pcndlston 5nrwood not having enter.
ed he appearance and given security according 10 law
aDd he rules Of This court and il appearing 40 the
satisfaction Of the couF, that not an nhabita6t of
ih, state on t1e motion ofthe plaintiff BY his counsel
q ordered, that ne said defDadaht DO appear here
- pc frs day 81 August Court next, and snso cr tie
n % re plsioiI6I ard llsi copy Of this order be
rfh Inserted b ne h,chm0od Wig for two
~ s reect'syely,s and posted 3, the front door Of
1pnfIhouse o. 'f|s county onHso|nc court day
copy. feaIf
ao.ltnD1e JOHN HUNTER G. <. e.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-03

! IS Mighty beneficial b persons hiflictod viii,
colds consunplons and aI diseases Of The
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-08-04

tence. The more ! reflect on this sub
iect the more | am sensible we ought to
guide our course in the paths of rcctltude
and virtue. But few days since, l en-
loved contentmcnt and liberty. l had
the most nattcring prospects OF passing
cheerful summer with you, unconscious
of the malicious and hellish schemes con-
triyed TO blast our characters-our all in
life. Now doomed to spend our youthful
days in the solitary cell ofa gloomy Pris-
on, sometimes imagine it vision
Wond to God it was so! but | knew too
well the realty ofthc reverse. Had the
Committee OF Vigilance requested us to
rive them an account Of ourselves we
would have done i to their entire satisac-
tion-The pcrjurcd States Prison convict"
that they intend to bring as evidence
against us will be none to their credit
What prompts him to this pcrjured con-
icssion' Is it in anticipation Of getting
pardoned? Or is it wealth leave 1t to
an impartial Jury to deoidc.-i will write
to you again. Adicu to night
/ RICHARD CROWNlNSHiELD.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-08-04
The n, III. Statesman has the follow

The n. III. Statesman has the follow
ing jeu Pesp'Tt. The words in Italics are
the names of members of Congress-
A Congress indeed! an assembly Of
Wilde animals! Why, in its very HaH and
Chombers,a "a Troup ,Bent-on plunder, rush
cs Foruo,d, as on Mar,''s Roane war
horse to attack the Sorrs of the foe ::
while others engage in the Chase; and
one Person, of Brodheod ,and Little WIH,
but Of ARMSTRONG ard Strong Powers,
with Kerr .Swn of Foot, goes out to
HINT, and armed only with Kaae, at
tacks the Campbell or the Lyon as read
lily as the Kinds of the forest An lrch-
err stands by leveling his shafts at Rob-
bins and Martins, or sometimes looks high
or and aims at the Crane or the Sran, but
seldom brings down even a Finch that a
Cooke would Frye. There Knight and
and Cooper, an Earl and a Barber,
Kings and n Coleman, are placed on a
level, and the Mobiles of the land spend
Weeks together with Tyiers and Miiiers.
There the Potter fashions his Clay, the
Urght hcws his SH, and the Smith ham
mers his Coulter There Taylor Marks
out a Chi'ds Spencer, and Shepherd
with Green Sprigg makes love to a Bell
with a Uhie Rose; while an Angel,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-08-04
From the Eoston Palladium.

CRowNINsHiELD's LETTERS. We find +,
in the Newly Courier, the following
copies of the letters written by Richard
Crowninshield to his sister, while he was
m prison, previous to the confession of
Knapp. We had previously seen copies
of them in manuscript and are well assur-
cd Of their authenticity. These letters
serve to illustrate the character of the ex-
traordinary Individually whom they were
written; they show him to have been as
cunning and hypocritical as he was bold
and desperate. 1t appears that he had
laid an ingenious plan to prove an abb,
and perhaps, he would have succeeded,
had his colleague, Knapp, not betrayed
him. The letters were written, no doubt,
for effect upon the sympathy and credulity
of his friends and the public.
SALEM, 10Th May, 1880.
DEAR SARAH-You kindly reminded
me ofmy fast approaching birth day which
draws from me the following liues:-
Unhappy day! you'll end me in gloomy cell
And thoughts of keen sensation in my bosom swell :;
In my infant years was happy; then by friends
caressed-
I'm now misfortune's deadly aim, and by the world
oppressed;
There is one consolation buoyant on the wings Of
time
Tha, is my soul is pure from guilt, and this most
horrid CRIME.
How visionary arc the anticipations Of
this life! No one knows what the next
hour may bring forth, or whether we may
not in the next hour be called into eterni-
ty to give an account of ourselves to that
Supreme Being who sent US into exis-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-08-04

would not willingly wound the feelings OF
any of our own colored population any
sooner than we would those of our white
friends-why should WEI The people
of color in Newport have always been
characterised for their intelligence and
the correctness Of their moral habits
The wit our Connecticut friend has left
off, though little at their expense,i is new
ertheless, complimentary to their j"dg-
meni, and pai,ioiism-ior it supposes them
to have been zcalously engaged in an in
tercsiing celebration and expressing on
that occasion, by their toasts, and other
wise, correct and wholesome political
sentimcn.s-such as DIR. Cooper, Gen.
Haync, and Langdon Cheves, need rot
be ashamed of, to say the least ofthc mat
ter.
Iheatrical-NTr Barrett, opened our Theatre
last evening, to very full and fashionable house.
The celebrated clara FISHER, made her debut
here in the characters of AlJina .Ma,depWe
and the SpoH'd chill. Our engagements prevented
US from attending but from the accounts we have
heard of the performances, they We're what might
have been expectcd-highy gratifying to the au-
dience.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-08-04

dressed in Bib and Tucker, sets in a
Brown study and Reeds the commentaries
of Scott! and there is a Congress for you!
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-08-04

COMMUNICATED .

TNO1H.T
Mr.. ATKINSON, Sr.-A malicious report
having been circulated before o'clock, p. M.
on Monday, that all the seats in the Pit and Boxes,
were taken for that evening, would respectfully
inform the citizens Of Newport, that hereafter Inn
tied number of tickets only will be sold, so that
the Theatre may be visited in future, without the
least Inconvenience from crowded audience.
GEO. BARRETT
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-08-04
-"'1e . er''-

FUN.-Wc publish to day from the n.
Haven Register, fictitious account of
a celebration of the recent anniversary,
by the people of color n that place. We
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-08-04

The SEA SERPENT is said to have been
in our waters, as near to us as the Isle of
Shoals during the present week. Capt.
Perkins, of the schooner Alert, very
respectable man, and his crew, state that
he came up toward their vessel, within
20 feet, and then passed round her bow,
so that they had fair view of his snake
ship they saw about 60 feet of his
length.
Another vessel lying at anchor, saw
him at some distance, lying on the top of
the water-the skipper with one other
person, the only one of the crew that
would go, took the boat and rowed along
side of him so near as to be able to break
his back with an oar, if they had dared.
They think him 100 feet or more in
length
Both Of these crews agree with former
accounts as to the general appearance of
the monster.
We are also informed by gentleman
who has ust returned from the Shoals,
that the Serpent passed between the ca
bic and the bows of schooner belong
ing to Mr.. Caswcll, while lying at an
chor, and that some Of the crew stood at
the stem of the vessel and looked down
upon him. they describe him as about
the size of lime cask at the middle, and
smaller towards each end a smooth
Snake without punches, the appearance
of them being occasioned by his motion.
Portsmouth Journal
SEA SERpENT.-In another part of our
paper it will be seen that the Sea Serpent
has visited our fishermen at the Shoals,
since which, as we learn from the Ken
nebunk Gazette, his scrpcnt-ship has
been seen in that vicinity by Mr. Gooch,
who was the third man on board boat,
and the only one who dared to remain on
deck to return the glances of his majcs-
y. The serpent came within SIR feet of
the boat, and raised his head four feet
and looked directly in upon them. Mr..
G.. could have struck him with his oar
but, che was willing TO let the serpent
alone, if the serpent would not molcst
him. ."-Bansiabie Journal
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-08-04

"Daums celebrated painting of CAIN, medi-
tating the death Of ArEL," is now exhibiting
(as will be seen by the adveriscmcnt,) in Doctor
Moore's Lecture Room. This splendid painting
has been exhibited in all the principal cities in Eu-
rope and America, and has never failed to excite
universal admiration. We would advise The pub
lie, and particularly the admirers of the fine arts, to
avail themselves of this opportunity of viewing
this extraordinary specimen Of genius.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-08-04

Major General Winfield Scott, of the
U. S. Army, arrived in town with his
family, on Sunday morning last We
understand he will remain here several
weeks, to pass away the heat of the sum-
mcr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-07

In referring to The result Of the elections
The editor Of the London Morning Chronicle luz
follows hks a.
"The triumph Of the Liberals in Frince l. much r.
complete than anticipated IN tiiis country Til
may be found persons bold enough 10 maintain thai A.
opinions and feelings Of people ought not 10 be ,s
garded by hose in authority bat no man who has The
least desire to be thought attached TO truth would here
after have the hardhood to maintain TIA, lie conrse
pur.ued by the French government il not held in de
testaon Ivy The French nson. That nation ba. spoken
IN not 10 be misunderstood IL the King dare
10 DIR gard he wishes Of The nation expressed as tev
hive been 10 20 Unequivocsl manner, and instead Of
cooteDing himself wi giving FL CT 70 the law seek Ia
Tsie himself above the law md involve the nation In
confusion, will there be found throughout Europe one
@aa 70 "a % cT.Tr - "~'"'c o. juice % have tlc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-07

deceive people at distance, ss II Is well known here
that there has not been undevising jackson man
in the county having vosd for him the frs, election ia
opposition TO Mr.. Clay.
The same impression has been attempted TO be made
in regard 10 the sediments of John Speed Smith, o
Madison but "a it only intended for ee abroad.
we Inust overlook Il "a political ehor, % inn ose upon
the public Mr. Clay hts 20. shle chance vi being
nominated by the mex l. eislsturs."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-07

REVOLUTION IN FRANcE-Bl0o Sted-La Eau.
e,fe again at The head Of The NATIONAL GUARD. =
1he hing ped-and The Duke Of Orleans appoint.
td Lieut.. General If the RngdomU