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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-05

W IRGiAIA!-=A nodded IN tie Gerk Office u
the superior court of chaaoery for the Richmond
district, the '5h day OF April 1880: John II. Ver and
Ihumss Henderson, surviving partners of The mercan
tile firm of John Il. Wer & Co. against James Lloyd
and Thomas LLOYD, merchants and partners trading
der the firm of James and 'Phomos Lloyd, and Myer
Myers. dts.
The defendants James and Thomas lloyd. not bav.
according to the of Assembly aud the niles of this
they not inhabitants az this conntry: it is ordered
that the said defendants do appear here the 10th day
Of the next Jone term, and the bill of the plan
tits; aud that copy of this order be forthwith insert
cd IN some newspaper published in the CITY OF Rich
mond for two months successfully and posted at the
front door OF the Capitol in the said city.
22 copy. Tes'e, WV. G. PsSnLEToN, c. c.
" iRGlNlA-At rules holden 10 the clerks office o
the superior court OF chancery for the Richmond
district, the 5L day Of April, 1850: William Moncur,
pit. against Thomas Marshall, John J. Marshall vii
liam ID. Taylor and Elizabeth his wife, Edwin Burn
ley and Lucy ". his wife and Anthony Whitaker df s
The defendants Edwin Burnley and Lucy NJ. hi
wife, not having entered their appearance and givei
security according the net Of Assembly and tn,
rules of this court, aud appearing, by sasfactor,
evidence tina, they not Inhabitants of this country
il is ordered that the said defendants do appear herr
the 10Th day of the June term and arswe ih
bill of the plaintiff; and that copy of this order b.
forthwith inserted in some newspaper publiahed il
the city of Richmond, for two months successfully
and posted at the front door OF the capitol in the
city. y copy. Teste
IL YIN. &. PgNpLEroS, q. C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-05
Chickahomilry Land fop Sale.

IYlSll 30 sell my Farm in he coun,y of iIcnrleo
Y called Woodstock, containing By survey, 500
acres--it Is siuslel on ihc mnn road, leading from
Richmond to he PipingTrce mud about five miles
from Richm md, and immediately the waters oi
the ChickRiunriy--abog third of it is meadow
loul OF Il beet quality the of tho land is very
thick!y t;aanrcd. Application may be made 10 ine
On the prcmsrS; ana tho land Will be shown 20 any
person disposed To r,u chase, BY Mr. Vaughan the
oyctscor or nnyscic JOSEPH SELDEN.
ma i0--IaV 81
NNJAS committed 10 the jail Of Goochlunt county
w on the ? iSt of Januu. last, negro boy who
calls himself TOM, about 10 years DID, about feet
or 5 inches hga; had on when committed, suit OF
white yarn domestic, and says he belongs to Messrs
Dawson & Roach of Fredericksburg, who purchased
INN of Mr.. Powell cfFaupuicr county, that he ran
away about June or July last. The owner or owners
OF said slave are requested TO come forward, prove
tLcir property, pay cxpcpces and take him away
ROBT. &. MACON, Jailor for
WIN. Boiling, Sheriff Of Goochland.
M 1@-1GwJIn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-05

n Powha,an County Court, March l9, 1880: William
Pope, James Peasants, Edward Mayo. Rnber,
Pleasants admor of Isaac w. Pleasans, decd and Jo-
slah Poore, adm'or de bonis non of William Collier
decd, pits against John I. pleasants, Preston Smith,
and William s. Dance, dts. In Chancery.
Thus cause came On this day To be heard and il ap-
pcarng To the satisfaction of the court, that the sub
poena and decree nS had been executed on the de-
Pendants for more than four months since the Cling of
the pitts BILL the same is ordered be be taken for
confessed.
Whereupon the court, after marlrely considering
the bill and exhibits fled and on hearing the PLAINTIFF
counsel, doth adindgc, order, aud decree that the
defendant John L. Pleasants and settle his &C
counts, as the admor of Samuel Pieasants, decd be-
tore commissioner ct this court and that the said
commissioners also take account Of all the money or
other things which have been paid by the plaintiffs ne
suTeeS o: JOHN 7. Picasan;s aGm'or Of Samuel Pleas
ants, deed, or either of them, shcw the amount
paid by each Of said suretie. Also an account off all
The debts now due from the estate Of the said Samuel
Fieasants, decd, other liabilities Of the said John
l. Pleassnts as admOr aforesaid, and for which lbs
said sureiies can in any manner be held bound AIsD
an account OF all money which may have been paid hv
tue defendant Preston Smith if any, III exoneration of
the SAID snrees of the said John T. Peasants as adj
aforesaid, and report the this court together
with any matters specially stated, deemed pertine Mt
by himself or which may be required BY the parties
20 be so stated.
Copy. Tesic. r. p. GRAVES, n. c.
The parties interested. will please take notice That
have appointed Monday, the fourteenth day of June
next for entering upon the duties required of me be
the within order, when they requested TO attend
at Powhaian Courthouse by ten O'clock, A. ~ with
their papers ready for examination; and all person,
having claims unsatsed against the estate Of Samuel
Pleas9nS deed are desired TO present the to me- on
before that day, properly Authenticated in ordcr
That an account thereof may be taken.
JOHN ". DANCE, Comm'r.
PowbatRn Courthouse April 10, 1880. % wAf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-05
American JuEist, and Law Magazine.

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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-05

In Hunorcr County Court, March 27th. 1890
| ~ ATIiANiEL Z. DoWB. and Hector I'owe, in
IN fan,s, under the age of twenty years, by
Hector Davis, their uncle, and next friend, plts.
against susanna Bowe, the widow of Nathaniel Dove,
dec, Oliver 7. Cross and Polly his wife, Nathaniel
Davis AND N.:''. 40 wife, Jesse g. Yarbrough and
fancy his wife, Hudson NJ wingiield SoPhia his
wife, John b. Green aud Elizabeth his Wife Harriet
Dove, Emily z. Bowe, Denjamin Wingfeld, trustee
for Susanna NJ. Perrin, the said fcmcs-covert and
trme-sole being daughters and de,isees of the said
Nathaniel Dove, dec, and Mortimer Goddn and
lhomas II. Goddin, infant children of Amanda VI
Goddin dec. daughter and devisee OF The said Ma
thaniel Dove, dec. defts.-fN CHAxcERY.
The bill and answer Of all the dts EXCEPT Nathaniel
Dsvis and Martha Davis his wife, being fled ard the
said Nathaniel Davis and Martha his wife, not having
entered their appearance and given security according
10 the &c, of Assembly and rules of this court AMI il
appearing to the satisfaction Of the court that they
are not inhabitants of this commonwealth it is order
ed, that the said dts Nathaniel Davis and Martha his
wife. do appear here the first day of Nay cour,
next and the bill of the pitts and that copy
ot thus order he forthwith Inserted in the Constitti-
ional Wing "a newspaper published in the city Of
iIchmond,) fer two months successfully, and thai,
another copy be posted at the front door Of the court
house CT ;hs county. a Copy. 1es,c,
Pi-,r,r II w,~ero~ :,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-05
CT Perry's Pqtent DouJie Gcored
WINDLASS BEDSTEADS

TENHESE Badsteads possess oil tho advaniorce
a that are derived from the uso Of the IHiadifs,
together with that Of sacking perfectly LereI lrm
and elastic, which is found from experience 10 be The
most natural and easy TO rcst upon-testimonles in
their favor have much increased the year past Those
who orc about purchasing Bedsteads would do well
to call and examine the above, at No lOl, Wash
nston-street, entrance on Bayettc Cour, Boston
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-05
"a .Nc.pSunncl. ~ ~ In.L-.--

n Newspaper for tie Ladies.
FropEsas Tor publishing in the City of Washington,
containing eight pages, devoted entirely to the ais
semna'ion OF intelligence useful and intercstnc -,
the Ladies, TO be entitled ~ e'sSt"S 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-05
Just Received from Franco

E( EGNAULDS Pectoral Balsamlc Paste pbo
~ bcnchcal ELECTS of this Paste, known n lonn
time before 1t was made public and its subgo,yrSt
srcccss have procured il the favorable reception vj,b
winch 1t has been honored ever since lis first nnpco
0nce. ~ "PPe"'-
1t is highly beneficial to persons afflicted ,,;,r,
caurrhs, colds, Cousumptons, and all Diseases f,bo
lungs. " 'uo
In asthma. either in old or younq poticD,s ,;.
preparation employed IN rather large doses esnoc;oT
y at nlght, when going to bed. las freonenflv Of.
'Cc'eu Il complete cure, and constantly procurcJ
seeP' ana rendered cXpcctOration abundant ard
easy. III"
In coughs which accompany and follow measles. II,
the whoopng cough It is productive of the most De-
srablo effect VIC '"o'' u''
is also useful TO persons who arc oblipcd to sooa,
professionally IN public. F0"-
MANY OF The public Journals, and some of the most
eminent physicians IN Paris, hayo piven RegnanId,,
Paste a most flnttering recommendation A aust",
supply VIII be Kept by the subscriber M HE pooL orJ
stationery STORE, warranted genuine
ma 20 r. d. sANXAY.
\NlRGlNlA;-ht rules, holden in IN. cI.,L,. ar.
- ~ ',, ne superior court Of Chancery for the Rich
'Iu u,s1tic'' The 9TH day of January 1880 Tboms.
Coaing ,i.c ann lNe9ard Whitfield, ex'ors of Willis
- mig deceased pitts. against Elizabeth JeFFrce
Wp. w. Wren, admir- of Robert He'll. deed I,ohss,,
w. shelton, deed, and other df,s - "O0e'@
nc defendant Robert w. Shelton not hs,.;n,, 90
n ,L "s w., 'pPeaTanee and given security accoPdin,,
W We act OF assembly and the rules rs H. "J
and Il appearing, by satisfactory evidence ,b. ~
~ an mhaDNaht of this country: II ia oc,l..,J -
.e S''u defendant do appear here on the err, IL s
70 ~ June TERM and answer the bill Of the nls;o
$50, az" Ua' copy OF This order be forthwith ia,
I is n come newspaper published in The ei,v ~
iHcnmond, for two months stccessivaI,' ~ ny %
" '"' ''' uoof OF the capitol, IN the sa;,l ci,y
~oo A'oPy Teste,
Wv. g. PESn1rror. &C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-05
Drugs, Medicines, &c. DC.

Drugs, Medicines, &c. &c.
The subscriber has received part o,
SS&s3 his Spring supply Of Drugs, Medicines
Nt5fY &c. and expects to receive the remainder
E by the first arrivals from New York
e ~ Philadelphia and Baltimore lie deems
it superfuous to say any thing by way
of putting tho good qualities of the articles no offers
for sale, of which, as well tho prices, those who
wish TO purchase generally choose to be their own
judges The public have right TO expect eucyg thing
they buy to be good but cery unusual To hear the
crg of snkiHg Gsh from the salesman if the article
called for Should not be the best of the kind in the
can buy, and sell them as low as he can afford
II. e.. hJcNEMApA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-05
HUGH 6. McNEMARA
jus received, and offers for salo the following tried
Il and highly approved VALUABLE MEDICINES
W Prevention better than CseO. IN
LEE'9 FAMOUS AETI-RIIIOiG PIIIs


Inc operation Of these Pills perfectly mild so as 10 BIZ rl
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Iho proprietor confidently recommends the timely usc o
~ Piis as preventive and Of Bilious, Yellow aud
Malignant Fcvcls. ' ''' '"1
u Please inquire Tor LEES AJFTY- BILIOUS Pills.
wrn the signature Of YO4L RIDGELY (ato Michael Ier
o. C"l as hOns other are genuine
Lee EHir sovereign remedy fo5 coda obstinate couas
caiarfhs asihinas. sore threats and consumptions
ICES Nervous Cordial excellent medicine for all rcrvo,
anec'ions, weakness, pains IN the lons, back &C
Lees fssence 81 MusiarlNo medicine ever excrod ,'s ia
cut'2 rheumatism spraus, bruises frosted feet &c.
isas n que and Fever Drops, falling cure
ono application. '' - VI W
Lees Persian Lotion excellent medicine r curing letters
ring worms prckly heat &c '7 '''''
Yenerea and Gonorhna 0''' ~ VIZ
Lees Iooth.ache Drops-wlich gives immediate relief
Lees Goth Powder, which ceaises and bea6es lie tooth
Ices bye Nuicr--a certain cue fnr sore etce
Lees AnOdyne bliNir-for the cure Of head 1choe
Lees Corn Plasier-for removing and destrovir corss
" Country merchants and all others who tuaeo 10 spll
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- - iD0' -'one are ecntiue without the makers
mime % them Nom RIooEiY; Gate Michael Lee & Coz
~ ndfeds OF cases Of cures performed BY tho aboye truly
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Iy Of ihcbbove celcbrari Medicine, At bis Apoiecsry
''"' '''5 ''o''' I't9iHOA IN 1S~cy.I 2
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-05
Bell, ON the Teeth.

Bell, on the Teeth.
iL Anatomy, Physiology, and Diseases OF the TcohBy
Thomas Bell, r. s, F. l. s., F. c. S. member of l,e
Royal College Of Surgeons, in London, &C. SC
small supply just received by COLLINS g. Co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-05

Brown Stout and Porter.
"a lBBERT'S brown stout and porter, in quart
II IL aud pint bottles. For sale by
INA T. II. DREW, Art.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-05

"HGH 'cIOHS county, June COUTf. 1929,
& bRDERED, that Master Commissioner Easlcv do
~ state, settle and ADJUST an account OF Reuben
PuryePr, late executor e Jercmluh Allgood decd &C
well as that Of Joseph b. Clausel, administrator de
hDnis Of said decedent, and report the same to
C.i5 court.
a copy. Tesle, WM. G BAPTIST, d. c.
COMuissIONER's OFFicE April 18th 1890
The parties interested in the settlement Of the nc
count first mentioned, aud directed to be taken by me
in the foregoing order, hereby notified that have
appointed tic first Saturday in June next for that pur
pose which day they will please attend at my Of
flee ON Bluestone IN said county OF Mecklenburg pre-
pared 20 go into settlement.
29-wlt YM n. EASIEY VI q
~ ClANCBRY.-In Louisa County Court, hay
I9th, 1880:
Arthur Clayton, Phf
against
Pendleton Harwood, Aaron G. White, executor Of Will
liam White, Decd and Aaron e. White executor Of
Catherine White, deed, dts.
The defendant Pendl.to lIarwuod not having enter
Cd his appearance and given security according TO law
and the rules Of this court, md * appearing, TO the
catsacon 81 The court, that he 10 an inlabilan Of
ths State the motion Of the plaintiff by lis counsel
II Is ordered that the said defendant do appear here
IN the first day Of August Court next and answer the
bill Df the plaintiff and that copy Of This order be
forthwith inserted in the Richmond wig for tuo
aonths suceessyels and posted at the front door Of
I've Ccurtbou'" Of lIs county on some court day.
A copy. Tcste,
3o-iaw8Tf Sf John UENTLR, cit q.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-05

q NObDlNS q CO nave Just opened the follow
" my valuable Schnol Books:--
Sccrs Spelling Doh-O: which more than 100 600
copies have been sold within The last three years
Che following aic selected from among humorous
recommendations for this work:
Extract from the American Journal Of Education,
Boston.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-29
THE NASHVILLE Roam

ST. CLAIRsvILLE. June I9.-The ground assumed
by Gen. jackson in his Message 10 Congress on putting
his veto to The Maysville Road Bill gives so far as we
can learn, general satisfaction Every Republican pa
per- so far as we have observed susians the President
We hail these as peculiarly gratifying signs as evidence
mat the Iattudinarian doctrine of giy
ing place to the strict reading of the constitution.
we nave made cur particular business Tor the past
(Ccur week TO inquire Of country friends among
whom are many Of those who stood by their country in
tmes that tried mems souls, and who are now of the
bone and muscle OF the Democratic party of our coun
y-and they TO a man, are pleased with the ground
taken by The old Tennessee farmer They are opposes
TO continuation OF the National Debt and believe
the Government, like an individual, ought TO pay of
those debts .sready contracted than entail additional
burthens upon PossIi y. They very truly observe
That government subscrbes funds object of In
ternai Improvement Of a local nature-lf thew take
sock in one petty corporation, they must they are
hound to do 20 in ALL They make no distinction & in
This way system must obtain that would bankrupt The
treasury Of the universe
is in our view, happy for the country that an occa-
sion has aersd Itself for expression of public sent-
mens. ln the west many have been deluded by the
iea glare OF Mr. Clay's aisely styled) American sys-
tenn. That system is artfil and weyZit sddres.esi j..
self TO the most selfish sions of nature But its
charm is broken. The Consuon-that sacred instru-
ment which ought TO be cherished the apple of the
eye-does net give the power to draw money from the
treasury Tor local objects of Internal Improve
This construction will DE maintained by an oyerwhen.
ing majority OF the American people
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-29

however. certain. that he never did show me any in
ventory nor do remember having asked him for
any.
During the greater part Of the time was engaged in
the adjustment Ut his accounts Mt Randolph was ab.
sent In Virginia and the settlement was attended to by
Mr. Robert Calder, who was employed by him In Bos.
,on to assist in paying of the crew, aud who he said
knew more about the accounts than himself
From Mr.. Caller, l learned that he had brought on
wh MN the books aud papers belonging to the late
MI. iimoerake; but they were not opened in my pre-
sehce.~nor did ever them, Till in the hands Of
Mr.. Handy, who settled the accounts. 1 do no, know
VINO put the papers into Mr.. Caders hands OF Boston,
lie came on with Mr.. Randolph. Many months after
the settlement Of Mr.. Randoph's account, il was dis
covered that he had receipted to G. s. Ladico Naval
so!ekeeper at Port Mahon, for large Of slops
which he had moi credited in his account current a;
the time OF settlement, did not know that such re-
ceipt bad ever been given. Had known il, nv OBJ
vious course would have been to charge him with the
slops, Tor which he is still held accountable and credit
MIN with the amount turned over TO the Naval Sore
Keeper at Boston. which think has been erroneously
passed over TO Mr.. Timbe rlake's credit
am, Sir, very respectfully,
Your obedent servant,
ROB GETTY.
10 AMOS KENDALL. Eq.
Fourth .4uditor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-29

WAsHfNGroN. Feb. 81 1890
SIR IN compliance with the verbal ,soas, -
male iln, morning have the honor Of sfaGng ,bSt
cSdnin"l anil stated the account nj Robert n m.
aoPh' 'i"R Pdrser NJ The u S. Frgale Consti,ufion
"ut nave 40 recollection Of having heard him say any,
,h'ng 'pec'lng the money Or effects Of the late Pny
ser j'An b. fmberlake, sbom he succeeded Iti.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-29
ATTACK ON AI.CIERy

49, ATTACK ON ALGIERS.
we have feen letter dated u. s. Frgae, ConsfeI-
idmon, GIBnALrAR. May Z, which say,S"The French
WIZ SAID attack Algiers by the middle or last Of the
present month, with nearly 100 vessels Of war AMI v,
wards Of 1oo vessels Of all descriptions sustained by an
army OF 10000 men. Should they BIO bsfed by tho
coed without great loss The Dey has all the ob,tina
cyo Mus:eiman, and is therefore, fnatcally conf
denf-Pubiic attention here is fixed to the issue Of
his formidable expedition NORFOLK beacon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-29

"Cdmdrds dc disfrito. departmental assemble. %,
% established, whose duties to attend 10 the mun
cipai and local necessities and interests"
All the guarantees that free man can sish 6or
are found In the Constitution; and all the rights Of The
citizen are affirmed in it, The public debt 10 also rusr
anteed." Nv e~-'
"The Constitution may be a, any time partially =.
mended oy Congress. in manner little different from
mat prac'isedin the United States Congress cannot
however, change the present form Of government"
no.
The news from Bogota possesses strong interest.
must applaud the language and conduct Of Bolivar
ana we may suppose that his retreat not the feet Of
necessity or fear. He would more avert suspicion and
ing to Europe But il IL believed that the severe STRIFE
lures, or fnvecves, which have been cast against him
by Americans, have dered him averse 10 this coun.
try
We have received from Bogota file OF the Goeefa
de Colombia, down TO the 18th ult. inclusive The
conduct and language OF the Congress and the Iibe.
rator have been altogether concatory Yenezu.
ella, and exceedingly sensible. They disclaim utterly
the intention to engage In a war with that state.
or 10 orce her, in any manner, into union In cree
OF the Congress, dated the 1lth ult the new
Is rendered to 'the provinces of old Venezuela, and
the pledge given that scheme Of compulson will
oe Tried In case OF refusal. IL is provided that CO.
lombiaR Convention shall be convoked in the CITY of
Santdrosa, in the department Of Boyaca to take into
consideration any changes in the constitution which
those provinces may suggest or stipulae; and that
new Convention OF the delegates of the rest of Colon.
ba shall be assembedn of the cities OF the valley
oil Cauca for the requisite revision of the system in th
event OF final determination on the part of the We
hezueians to separate. We augur favofably from the
Whole tenor Of these papers. rNSt. Gag,