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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-17
FREsH DRY Goods.

N anticipation of their general advertisement the
n subscribers Inform their customers and other pur
chasers, that they have received by the last arrivals
from Philadelphia, New York and Boston, One Hun
dred anil Eighty Packages Fresh .4merieo,. and
British Dry Combs in which arc included their own
importation from England, (yia New York; consist
ing in part of the following articles;
Extra blue, black, brown, olive, and olive brown
London cloths
Extra blue, black, drab, mixed, fancy mixed, and
lavender london cassimcros
Plain and fancy white London Marseilles cuttings
White aud colorcd ground chint2, printed do do
Plain buff toileneis
a beautiful assortment oftho newest STYLE Prints
Fancy, checked, aud striped, aad .IdIianopie 81
nete STRIFE ginghams
8, 4 and Cd cambria and iaeouet muslins
White bOrdcrcd oravats, very SUPERIOR aud
Mixed and striped linen and cotton drills.
Their assortment Is now very good, aud will in a
few days be the most commanding they have ever
had. i. L. T.. JAMES, 81 Co. -
ap t3--lf Market square.
VIRGiNIA:Ai rulcs, holden in the clerks Office Of
the superior court Of chancefy fer the Richmond
district. the 5tl day Of April 1850 John r. wirr aud
Thomas Henderson, surviving partners OF the mercan.
tile firm Of John X. WerS Co. against James LLOYD
and Thomas Lloyd, merchants aud partners trading On-
der the firm 81 James and Thomas Lloyd, and NIyer
Myers, DIS.
The defendants James and Thomas Lloyd, not hsv.
ing entered their appearance and giver security
according to the act Of Assembly and the rules Of this
court aud q appearing, by satisfactory evidence, that
they not inhabitants OF this county Il is ordered,
that the said defendants do appear here tho 10th day
of the June term and answer the bill of the plain
tits and that copy OF this order be forthwith insert.
ed IN some newspaper published in the city Of itch
mond for two mouths successvely and posted 1T the
front door Of the Capitol, in the said city.
- cory Tes,e, WA G. PKspIEroN, c. c,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-17
FOR REAT.

- FOR RE.iT,
fssss& The Store, Compiling Room. and Cellar
IiitiEs On Main street. three doors above the Bel
- Tavern, with convenient brick Lumber
Rouse; ADJOINING. The store is large and well fitted
up, and probably good stand for bu.ntss as anv
IN the CITY, and will be let 10 good tenant for
We have also for lease or rent two larpe fire.
PROOF brick Lumber Houses, situated immediatev
upon the wharves at Rockets well calculated f1Tr
storing tobacco, &C. fee of drayoge to the shippers
~ might be conveniently converted into stemmerics
ieb Is .RALSTON 81 PLEASANTS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-17

A SUPPLY of four sided Razor Straps is Just re-
IN ceved by the subscriber. These straps are in
high reputc in the northern towns, where their qua
ites have been sufficiently tested, entitle them to
strong recommendation. The following certificates
are deemed sufficient to show their real value:
For the last two years we have used the Metallic
Strap Of ]. Morgan upon instruments and raZors,
aud can confidently recommend it superior to any
thing of the kind we have ever tried.
VIM. Gibson, M. ID. w T. EIorner, NJ. -.
n. Chapman, M. ID. Thos. c.. James, NJ ID.
VIM. p. Devices NJ. ID. =
Professors OF the University of Pennsylvania,
! For the last two years, have used the Metallic
nrrop o, and ID Morgan nOr SlG0hpSng anu Icag i
to the purpose.
/. John Rcdman Cox, NJ. y.
Professor OF the University of Pennsylvania.
mar ~ II. ID. SANXAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-17
THE BLUE BOOK.

a REGISTER Of Officers and Agents. Civil Military
= and Naval, in the service Of the United States on
the 3oh Sept 1929 together with the Names force.
and condition of all the ships and vessels belonging to
the United States, and when and where built Pre-
pared at the Department Of State by ord.. of Con
Yress few copies received by
apis COLLINS g. m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-20
ORIGINAL POETRY.
sTANzAS.

STANzAS.
;,,w cold must thc heart DC. which, NSting Al hes"1
And hi,st with the Die ssings offreedom and wealth.
su,rounded by Joys, 81 that earth can afford
To forget .os one To.'en, the CLAIMS OF The Lori
From whence soFseiS Sll tia, the eye doth oeA0'a-
Lie. ,us,enAne, rai,neni TO neu'rahse eoid'
Whence sone,h the powe. 70 utter ~ort'
In, f,o.n Him, the forgotten, Cresons own Lofd'
W. ,h., - brsAth'd. and the earth that is tsod,
Proceed from TIE fs;hsFl. goodness OF Gcd;
And connexions sni friends. BY affection adored,
,Yir,s ,e.t,>, lies, are derived frou, tile ord.
And coli slas, the hear, DC, ungrs,sfally cold,
Permitted To- wears suc5 e'oiee blessings to h".d'
Which canso, ose poor Sinsls moment afford
Fosckacwlsgc. IN secret, tie CLAIMS Oflhe lord.
VEgyTE,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-20
Extract from Professor Ri,chcsF, Pri-. EssOs

on .7icoAolic and Narcotic substances.
RuN xoR BlooD.-If YOU distill drnnkard's
blood. YOU will obtain pure alcohol: indeed II
has been found in the veutrioles OF the BRAIN
Now alcohol in the blood cannot nourish anyPart
of the animal system, because no part ot that
system is composed Of alcohol: and there Is no
reason 10 suppose that this substance is decom-
posed after getting into the circulation. All
the organs, as an ingenious medical writer re-
marks. .deelias' this alchohol. as the blood con-
views II round to them. The head saws. my
nerves are calmer. nv thonghts are clearer. with
ont It'll beg to be excused: the heart saws. my
motions are more regular. my affections are
purer without It'll have no occasion tor IT.
the limbs say. oar strength is hrmer. our v'goI
Is more durable. without tive need II not:
all saw. 1T cannot nourish US, it cannot sustain
us.-we will none of it, and al length rejected
by all. except BY those organs whose peculiar OF.
zee il is to convey ont Of the blood 'ts refuse and
worthless parts, il is taken up by them and
thrown out az the body"
StiInulants can bow down 10 the earth an III
,elIect o! giant strength, and make II grind III
bondage, year after year. like sampson shoTn oi
his locks. and deprived Of his vision. Would to
God there were no; So many melancholy iilustra-
mons Of this position in the history of drunken
ness in our land. Alas. intemPerance seems 10
select the brightest intellects her victims. that
she NAV show her omnirotentence BY crushing
them in her iron embrace
But to pass BY the sot and the drunkard.
maintain that the unnatural excitement which s
moderate and occasional use OF alcoholic and Rar-
cote substanoesproduces.is unfavorable 10 clear
ness and vigor in mental operations The dizzi-
ness of the brain. and exhilirauon accompany
ing their use. especially tina, Of alcohol. what
are thew but incipient delirium. and the Fremont
lions Of appopleays The mental operations may.
indeed. seem to be qpickened; but to what Pur-
pose is il. that the machine is furiously rrn-
ming and buLzing, after the balance wheel is tax
en- off:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-20

Prese-rcfion Of Meal AID Fish srith Ice
Some experiments have been made. bv the Coun-
Gil of Health Of the Prefecture Of Police In Paris.
upon the preservation Of uaHds and Ash by means
Of ice The experiments have been various. as
much from toe nature of the alimentary suhstan-
ces which have been tried, as from the time taey
were allowed to remain IN the ice. The results
are - follows. That fresh >iands OF every
SORT, as well as Ash. NAV he kept IN ice for long
time without experiencing the leas; alteration
:. That the placing Of these substances in ice.
when In state of putrefaction. will stop the de-
composition. S. That the Substances put in a
fresh state IN the ice. and kept 50 for longer or
shorter time, when they are Withdrawn and ex-
posed 10 the action ei the air, putrefy with the
CREATES, rapidity; and if the Temperature Of the
atmosphere i rather high, some hours suffice TO
bring on putref4otioR and render them unfit for
nourishment. :. That these substances. when
cooked after being taken from the ice, 10, only
do moi lose auy Of their good qualities but become
even nere tender and delicate.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-20
~FS~

Litfie Rock. f.7rt.) J,nse 2s.-His E1oeilen-
CIV yoHs Poss- Governor Of this Territory, re-
turned TO this place on SATURDAY. evening last.
from Kentucky, after "a absence Il more than
SIX months
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-20
Was 1t not the Sea Serpent.

Crooka Osadme,-At the April term OF the
Circuit Court se- the county of -. in this
state, Young limb of the law. 10 reply 10 Es-
ouire --. whs had concluded Ms argument
In favor Of his Client broke forth III the following
strain Of suliime and irnpassionei e!a,uefoe-
He said that s.il would BE- as easy 10 follow a
catfish up through the Muscle Shakespeare
an eel. side lined. through the Suck-sail up the
Mississippi OF s'rnlp-set the Uni, erse on fire
with the tod Of fghinthg bug. or eXunguish
the Sun. as to follow the sentienan's argument.
abounding as il Vas in the NEST sh>tru>e legal
learning, metaphysical subileties. and legal &c
TONS"
tits scarcely necessary Ia saw that no rcjoiader
was made. and westhiRk. fnapa:entio eIc'isos L.
gen.-Fdruaers' Tenn Jo,lr.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-20

Il Mgn--AH election for Al6ern2n' :
eity OF Ne@-fork for the Fifth Ward, has n Il
ed IN the discontinue of tie TarnnsnI' a'-1
son party. There were ;hree eand.da's
working mems and the orc we have sF5..
The vote steod thus: For Mr.. Lamb ~.
Van soaa'oa (,he Tanaany) Oh, Nj"
J. tsN ward Gc.. Jscse.,'e vs;.-'T
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-20

4 pubic dime. has beer given to VT.
hASsaca IA LynchherS, W. We oJ;e'.
h~i Mr.. R'saame has beea honor4bi He'.
a. several places in Virginia during the u"
oratien OF Our independence.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-17
Broad-Rock Spring Races.

VAIL commence on the Third Tuesday in April, and cari-
w tjnue tour DAYS
Is, day-f"o siaAes-one mh hea,s-en,rance S~iGO-haif
ENTRIES TO THE PGRsT.
ihos Watson enters a scrrcl hly by Archie, the prC perry OF
\. Robinson aud J. Wilkinson
Benz Moody enters has grey fly by Archie.
VIM. :. White cutters ls Charles COLI out uf Krfy Fisher
Wan. Walker enters his grey lilly by Charles
lrhan' luche' enters las Arah cclt oIl at a ShyIek mart.
SuhecrlcrS TO poet stale same day, James NJ. Setien, Thns.
Watson, II. Davis and Nnr r. Jnhmsnn-lour subscribers aud
closed.
% day-ProPrisioFs Purse s2OO-Iwo mile hea,s-e entrance
SIS.
~aidsy-Iockey Clu, Purse $500 three mile hea,s-eutrance
S2U-iuns up aud no discount.
4;h day Annual Fost S,akc-rurso SiG0-cntrauee 9z5, 10
ne added 10 the purse-tWo mile Essis-Snil opeII.
~SweepstaSe same day-Si00 eHJrance-ha,f bl feit-une
mite heatS-fuf subscribers and closed.
Janrs NJ. Scldcn enters William BURROWS Gny by Charles.
llecloT Davis critters ColgHs nils Dolly Dickson Sy Charles.
WIN. Ball enters Captain Shepari's colt by ChaIiss.
Ihos. Watson enters his colt by Constitution.
From the number Of horses IN train, good sport uzAy be ex.
peeled lSIAM PUCKET.
sp ct G
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-17
For Tie MuIc.

Mcssrs. Editors: Amidst the strife and contention
oil PRESIDENTIAL controversy, and the bitter person.
alities of Convention and anti onventionIsts permit
me to call your attention TO an approaching strife,
where generous feelings alone predoIninate. The
proprictors of the Tree Hill and Broad z ock race
courses are now busily engaged in erecting additional
stables Tor the numerous horses already arrived, and
expected. Whether Virginia has or will sustain .Sthe
greatest and the best'-whether orthodox or dere-
ict, she Is now at home. Let US lay aside, for the
present, the lucubrations of Campbell, the person
alit!es OF Cooke, and the charges of Doddridgc. All
parts OF the Old Dominion need a calm and respite.
Repose is as necessary To the mind as totIc body, and
the approaching races will furnish IN opiate 10, Jack
sonites and ADMINISTRATIVE hunters, successful and
unsuccessful. Those who want to win money can
try IT, and those who want 10 lose IL can certainly be
accommodated Old Virginia is about to put forth
hcr iohoIe a show OF horses has not
been seen since the golden days of racinr-nrd
is n trifc compared 10 the run of Slender. Kaie Kcar-
ney, Sussex, Polly Hopkins and a host of gallant
stceds. To mountain lads and Rowland lasses-to
North and East, South and West, the hand of rood
fellowship is extended. TTec-lIll and Rock.
the ensuing weeks, will furnish pleasure and amusc
ment to the gay and the young, and qualification 70
ihe old, III witnessing their enjoyment. It is supposed
that sixty trained horses arc now ON the fell. NM
more will arrive than can be accommodated.-hn
opportunity is presented for a manly enioyInert i'm
the noble amusement of courrc-racinc, md he who is
So dull as not TO receive pleasure from the sight OF q
pretty woman, or a pretty horse, land still more when
both are-wejl broke 10 the bit,) dcscrvcs-but snch q
one is punished ~cnough-only to stay at home. Fhc
races at TTec-filI commence the 9TH Tuesday i'm
April, and Broad Rock next Tuesday, and YOU will,
Mcssrs. Editors, oblige n subscriber to both. by taking
rs much space from Hill, Kendall, and Duff Green. as
to spare space enough TO inform your patrons how
much good cheer and good sport may be expected.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-17

Schr Ben f valca.inc, Philips, Cor New York
with coal.
Schr Agenora, Tyler. for New York. coal.
Schr Brazil, Creighton, for Baltimore, coal.
Schr Tennessee, Green, for Baltimore, coal.
Schr Virginia, Gator, for Dry Dock, Gosporl, witt,
stone.
At Gravcscnd. 9th March, Fame, Young. yirri-
mia. 18th, Powhutan. Smith. do.
Athntwctp. 10th March, Indus, Green, Richtnond.
At Cadiz, 9Th March, Agcnora. No., virginia.
AZ Marsc:Ilos, 9TH MARCH, LeTant, Packard, Viz
GINA.
NEW loRK, April I5,--crd, schr Chariot, Smith, Rich
Ard, Br ship Alccis, Spurger, from Bristol SPOKE. 9Th
"Iarch, lat. ID. long 81 20, ship Sarah, hom Norfolk. for Ha.
Vrc, III days out. On the l1rh inst. South Shoal Nantucket
NORTH west. 30 miles Oft, came in contact with schi Jane. Ma
son, from Norfolk, for Halifax, cargo four, &c carried away
her masis, howspr, cut her down To- tile waters .der: The cant
and crew were obliged to leave her; she washalf full of wa,rr.
al The time the a. lost her best bower anchor and cable. and
sustained considerable other damage.
NORFOLK, April I5.-Arived, selr Dean
Swift. Godffey, from Richmond, bsund TO Philadel-
phia.
Schr Richmond, Hand. from Richmond, bound IN
Plniadclpbia. Passed IN the river, bound up, schr
Effort, Bell, from Now York, and sloop Neptune, fin
Philadelphia, for Richmond.
Sciir Independence, Hooper, I'm Baltimore, bousd
to Richmond.
Bciow-Srhr. ADRIAN. Sharp. and sloop Capital.
from Richmond bound to New York.
The ship Constitution, 0'GFady, which sailed yes
terday from Hampton Roads, has put back on account
of n. l.. winds.
Cleared. schr. Virginia, Chambers. Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-17
NG.ARTNaH NaYaWa.
P0NY or ~RiCI.MONU.
ARRIVED,

~ AsAfM
Schr Hiram, Dcnikc, 6 days from Philadelphia,
with sundrjes, to J. Webb g. CO, Lancaster 6 Dcnby,
w M Swoopc, ID PCyton, WORKMAN s. McGrudcr,
Hubbard e. Gardner, J n Myers, ! IIallowell, J g.
= Cosby & co, A Swecny, G NJ Mitchell, y Touip.
kins, Holt g. Ross, Richie g. Cock Bagwrll, Smith
g. Hannah, ID Mcdonald. Cotton g. Clarke, w Mitch
eli ir, D Anderson j., ~ Miles, w Wallace, w & J
& Crane, J Grrinc, aud ID Timborlakn.
Schr Wallace, NiCkcrson, from Boston, via Nor
folk. with s]undrics, to w Smith, w Allison, and !
Winston
Schr Brazil, Creighton, from Baltimore, via Nor
folk.
Schr Dandy, Culcs, from Providence, with sun
dries, iO Davenport, A'cu g. CON The Iiih inst
IN Hampton Roads, spoke schr Muuhn Bca-ion,
Petty, Ii days FROM Wilmington, IN. } bound ito
Now York put III on account or adverse winds.
Sloop Rctaliator, Williams, from New York, with
baNast.
Sloop Excel, Bowen. fton Philadelphia. ballast.
Steamboat Richmond, Chapman, from Norfolk.
SAILED,
&chr William, F~uclmla. iar B's,on. COS. ard ',"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-17
RICHMOND G

NVER the Trce-lIin Course. will m on the
" 4th Tuesday in this month, and continue four
days.
list day-Tvo Sweepstakes for , years old colts and
fllies.
Let Stake, ]. NJ SeldeD enters the produce of br.
mare Try. by Sir Charles.
|John Mingc, produce Of Bet Bounce, by Sir Ar
chy.
Inhn NJ. Bolts, tic produce Of Wild Cat, by Sir
Charles. Z
J J. Harrison, produce Of Kate, by Arab.
VIM. Wynn the produce ofrhos. Graves Bedford
marc. 10y Sir : rchy.
Richard Samson, the produce ofhis grey mare, by
! Sir Charles.
2i Raee-1st day-A peat swccps,skc for 3 years
! old colts and fnies.
Se'den, Richard Adams, Jas. J. Harrison, Thomss
Watson.
ID days Racc-Propriotor's Purse, . mile heats,
$500. On tins d3y a match viii be run of 2 mile
heats for $500 aside, between Mr.. Garth's mare, by
Sir William. ard Mr.. Doswclrs horse, by SIR Charles.
THIS match was made after n race they Iun last Fall,
when the marc was tho winner.
Sd days race Jockey Club Purse, 4 mile heats,
for $1,000.
Ilh day-Annual post-stakc, 8 nile heats, for S4So.
On this day viii bc run a swcepsisko for . years old
colts and hllics, mile heats, airance $500, half for
fcii-d subscribers and closed.
ubscfbers,-llCcto Davis enters sister TO Sally
Hornet.
G. N. Guy enters g. f., the property Of VIM. ~.
ROanc, by Sir Charles.
J.. NJ scldcn cutters b. ( by Sir Charles, out Of a
Director mare.
WIN. X. Johnson enters b. e by Sir Arcby, cut Of
Cuqucttc.
The subscriber confidently expects fine sport, and
viii be prepared to entertain as heretofore.
an 7-6tc J. NJ, SELDEN.
In Ibis Race tive Proprietor does not eSpce, more than . to
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-17
New and Splendid
FRENCH
Paper Hangin9s.
NEW GOODS

INV dSODc.
I'd Y the last arrivals from New York and Philade'-
T1 phia, II. NELSON has received a large and
general assortment Of Spring Gonds; comprising eve
ny variety of Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS, adj
aptcd to the scason-amonC which, are.
Black ard coloured mandarincs aud pulyarines
A aud CT plaid and stripe g~inghams
Eto(fe indienni IA nor style French ginghdmsl
Adrianoplcs and ~cotepaly, plain and figured
Nankin and Canton grapes and pcngccs
Fine and supc;iiue black Italian lustrinG
Heavy India satins aud le%vautincs
Black and colourcG Gros dc Naples and Gro dc Bar
Inns
Black e%cncIlcwS and sarsncts and G,rcnces, all CO.
ioyys
Prints of every quality and pattcrn
Cotton cambrics and lain and checked jaccncts
Plain and figured book, null and Swiss muslIns
Medium muslin, and Swiss cravats
Linen cambrc and cambtic hdkfs.
4, 5 and 6 bobinct laces
Gimp laccs and cdgings and bobinet quilings
Superior lace vols, grapes and collars
Grape, SIX, gauzc, and barge hdkfs.
Long and short barcgc gauLc sCars
Green worstod barcgo for wells
Black white and green gauzc ycis
ladies beaver. hOfsCskm and silk gloves
Tortoise mud Brazilian tuck md sdc combs
Tortoise, wood and bora dressing do
Gnrnituro and cause bonnet ribbons
Fine and cStra rich holt 60
Black and white silk aud cotton hosiery
Elun, bluc, aud fancy broad cloths
Plain md figured Marseiiics vcstiugs
! Plain and figured nnycutiuC vcstings
ROwCn CnsHnicrcs and cotton horcniincs
Long and short name and German naHkins
Grown and white duliiugs
Black French and English bnmbfzincs
Plain bvmbazctis and circassiaBs
Black lasting md prguc'll
ID and rs Irish lincns
Linen shcetiRgs and Hong lawns
Russia, biFdseyo and table diapers and damask
Blown and bloached cotton s%llftings and s~hcctings
2 ana At plaid domcstics
= and ~ apron and furniture checks
Scotch and cotton oZuahurga
Umbrellas, paraScls and ladIcs' umbrellas, cot. Get.
Al OF which viz g. gs'l % very reduced price,
~ r as. ~ -. 'F
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-17

iHItNiA;-At a court OF appeals, held at the can;
v tol. IN :hc city of Richmond, on Saturday. Feb.
rIaTy 2ItH, 1850: John MoHcure, administrators Uf
John Il. Ford, deceased, appk, against John S. Thorn.
,oH, appe.-tPon an appeal from n decree pronounced
by the superior court OF chanoery, held in predericks-
burg.
Fae<-wFit OF -suPessedcas. heretofore awarded the
appellant, TO stop the fNecuticn Of the said DECREE.
not being returned executed on the appellee; and IN
appearing, to tie satisfaction of the court, that he is
not an inhabitant vt this commonwealth: On the motion
OF the appellant, by his counsel, il is ordered, that the
said appellee do appear here on the FIRST MONDAY in
June next, to have a re-hearing OF the whole matter
an the decree aforesaid c0nainet; and that a cupy of
'his order be forthwith inserted in somc newspaper
printed IN the city of Richmond, aad continued for two
months successfully, and also another copy thereof
posted At the front = 5or Of the capitol, in the said citv.
20 copy. Teste, j.. ALLEN, C. CO.
SJlRGiNla:-At a court OF appeals, held al the c-sI.
' toll, i'm the oily of Richmond, on SATURDAY.. Peb-
ruaTy 9th, 1880: William Edmonds, plaintiff, against
ihe Franklin Bank OF Alexan!ria, defendant: the same.
plaintiff, against the same, dy ferdant-Upon writs of
supersedeas, To judgments Of the superior court of law
OF Fairfax county.
The writs OF scirefacias heretofore awarded. I'm Re.
vive these suits, IN the name of William Bell. MS ADM.
niStrato- dc bonis non with the will annexed of m.
plaintiff, not being returned executed; and it appear
ing. TO the satisfaction of the court, that the &c c-ndan,s
are not inhabitants Of this commonwealth: on the
motion OF the said William Bell, by counsel, il is
ordered, that the said defendants do appear here On
the first Monday in June next, TO show cause. n .nv
they can, why the said suits shall not be, and stand
revived, IN the name of the said William He'll. an
administrators aforesaid, and proceeded in to final
Judgments and that i copy Of this order be forthwith
continued for two months successfully, and another
copy thereof posted at the font door of the capitoL, In
the said city.
20 a copy. Tesie. Y. ALIEN, c. ca.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-17
L YORK LINE
SPRING GOODS

FENHE subscribers are receiving their Spring sup
& ply of Enr!teas,nre, Caina and Glass. imn,o-
diately from Liverpool, which, with their former
stock, comprises a large and extensive assortment.
Particular attention has been paid 10 the selection of
goods suitable 10 country and city trade We cspc-
cialiy invite the attention OF thvsc who usually MIR
chase in the northern cities, us we balieve our terms
are as low as in any city in the United States.
mp l7-dco9t cot HOLT g. moss
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-17

The .Harketi-By the accounts we publish, il appears, ,ha,
a, Londsn on Monday tho 18th, which is corn market day,
there was an advance Of Rs per sack on fohr. which was after.
~atds maintained. We have another rrsul, of the Liyepoul
eotton market, which ended Oh the i3,h; during that week
aud the subsequent days TO the 10Th incl usivc business coutinu.
taiued ~