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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-19
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
CAVALRY trumpcts with hooks
~ InaDtr, do
Kent buglos
Common do
Iun'smcn's do
H. French clafionc,, superior
Common carioneis
patent key'd Coaco d. flute, supenour
key'd flutes, assorted
d., j.. and c. flutes
Flagcolets
Flies
yollns
Guitars
Tuning forks and Hammers, violin bows. bridoea
strings, finger boards, aprons and pcps. vioIncslo
Strings and pegs, purified violin rosin guitar md nj
NV" ,,,s. s'' 'o' sure ny X. ID SANXAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-19

SV4ilis;iNiA: At rules, holden III the clerks office
~ of the superior court of chancery for the Rich.
mond district, the 5th day Of Iuly 1896 Armsireat
Bruce, exor Of James Bray, decd pf. against Susan
Archer, Peter Archer, Thomas Watkins Leigh and
other dts.
The defendant Thomas W. Leigh, not ha wing en-.
tered his appearance and given security according
10 the act of Assembly and rules of this court and il
appearing by satisfactory evidence, that he is
an inhabi,ant of this country, it is ordered, that
of the next January term, and answer the bill of the
phf; and that copy of this order be forthwith in
serted in some newspaper published in the city Of
Richmond, for two months successfully, and posted
at the front door of the Capitol in the said city
90 Copy. Teste, WIN. G. PENDLEroK, c. c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-19

NTItGINIh:-At rules, holden in the clerks office
OF the superior court of chancery for the Rich.
mond district, the 4th day of October $780, James
Lyle. adn'or de bonis with the will annexed of
james Lyle, sen, decd, pf. against PauIus A. E.
Irving, CAthsrine Gamble and other dts.
~ e defendant Ca,harne Gamble not having enter.
ed her appearance and given security according to
The act Of assembly and the rules Of this court and
i, appearing by satisfactory evidence, that she is not
AN inhabi;ant of this country: it is ordered that the
said deft ndant do appear here the first day of the
next January term, and answer the bill of the plain
TIT aud that copy of this order be forth with insert
ed IN some newspaper published in the city Of Rich
onu Tor TWO months sIc:essveiy and posted at the
front door of tile capitol, in the said city
80 copy. Tesie, WN. G.. PESDLET0y r. C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-19

NV7iRGiNiA:-At Rules holden in the clerks office
" Of the superior court of chancery for the Rich
mond dist rict the 9th day Of September, 1S3o,Sam-
uel Wnfree, pltf against Alexander Cushman, srvi-
wing partner Of Cns'man & Andrew, VIM. Gist, John
Lee, Isaac Reynolds, Charles Hoffman, George W.
Hoffman, Peter Fabnestock, Henry lowering & co.,
K +. l. Berry, Francis K>nnedy, John Krause. John
Trull, Jonathan Rogers, and others, dts
The defendants asove named, except Alexander
Cushman) not having entered their appearance * given
the act of Assembly and the rules
of this court, and appearing by satisfactory evidence,
that they not inhabitants Of this country: Il is
dered that the said defendants do appear here the
first day Of the next January term, and the
bill of the plaintiffs; and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in newspaper published in the
city Of Richmond, for months successfully, and
posted the front door of The CAPITOL in the said city
IS A copy. Testc. WIN. G.. PEsDLEToN, C. c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-19

TRENCH JUJUBE PASTE.--The
nbscrlber has Just received n supplv Of the
above article, very neatly put up in glazed paper
boxes. n ~ HEI. Pator
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-19

Mr.. Wirt's Address.
CELEBRATION IN Baltimo,o NJ ITO r.;...,.
y OF Lib"Hy IN France. with tho address deliver.
ea on mat occasion, by VIM. Win, on MONDAY. Oct.
70, lo3o. Published by order of tho Committee of
Arrangements Price % cts
nov % , m N.c,,
UbiCIlONARY OF GENERAL KNOW
LEDGE. or an explanation Of words and tbinos
connected with oil tho arts and sciences IIustra.sd
wtn numerous wood cuts. by George Crabb, A. M,
huthor OF English Synonyms, &c. &c.
nov . W w.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-19

VIRGINIA. At rules, holden ~ the clerks ofct
" the superior court Of chancery for the Richmond
district, the 4th day Of October 1850 Edward H. Nose
icy and Archibald L. Woodbridge, ex'ors of WIN. Elem
ing deed, pfs against Price Perkins and Tan,ey Kew
surviving ex'ors Of Hardin Perkins, decd and James
Dunlop and David Buchanan, surviving partners of
Dunlop, Pollock, and Go, and other dts
The defendants James Dunlop and David Buchanan
not having entered their appearance and given secu
r'y according to the act of assembly and the rules Of
this court and IL appearing, by satisfactory evidence
that they are not inhabitants of this country, IL is Or
dcred, that the SAID defendants do appear here on the
hrs day OF the next January term, and answer the bill
OF The plaintiffs; and that copy of this order be forth
WIN inserted IN some newspaper published in tho city
OF Richmond for months succcssively and oos,cI
al the front door of the capitol, in The said city,
II copy. Teste, WV. G. PESpLEroS G. g.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-19

N7lRGiNiA, AZ rules. holden in the clerks oificc
" Of the superior ecprs Of Chanesy fer the Rich
ird ssd Edward punfcel who sue BY philip DunforL
their Goarlian aud friensl pitis. against John
England and VIM. Engsand In their own rights s. O.
other dfts. y -rsis .c:.l,'-7 ai',s 49,
Tho defendant Thsmss England not having en-.
tered his appesssnce and given security according
to the act OF assembly and the rules Of thia COURT,
and it Appearing. by Satisfactory evidence bit he is
not inhabitsnt VI this country. is ordrred that
the said defendant do appear here TN first day Of
Inc next Jan'ry term, and answer the 81 the plain
uftss and that copy OF this order 5Sfthwith i'm
serted in some newspaper published IN the city Of
tichmond. for two months. excessively, and posted
at the II INT door OF the capitol in the said city.
% Ac,py. Teste. WV. g PEsnIEroS, c. C.
VlRGiNlAs-ht rules holden in the clerks office Of
v the superior court of chanccry for the Richmond
district, the LIST day of May. 1880: James Dream. pitt
against Thomas a. Mitchell, James lnnis, Benjamin
Dawson and Matthew Wallace and other dts.
The defendants bcnia Dawson and Matthew w al.
lace. not having entered their appearance and given
cuy according to the act Of assembly and the rules
OF this court. aud It appearing, by satisfactory evi
dence that they are not inhabitants Of this counry
tits orered that the said defendants do appear here
on tne hrst day OF the next January term and
the bill of the plaintiff; and that copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub.
lisled in the city Of Richmond. for two months sue
eessveiy, and posted at the front door of the Capt.
tol ~ in tho said city. copy. Teste.
oS VIZ. G. PEHDLIToS. C. C.
ViRGINIA: Al rules, holden in the clerks Office OF
" the superior court OF chancery for the Richmond
district. the ed day of August 1880 Manuel Judsl,,
pif. against Abraham Block & Fanny his wife, and
Hayes J. Isascs. dts.
The defendants not having entered their appear
ance and given security according the af
bly, and rules at this court and il appearing, by
factory evidence, that they not inhabitants of this
country: is ordered. that the said defendants do ap
pear here on the first day Of the January term,
and answer the bill of the plaintiff; and that copy Of
this order he forthwith inserted in some lie spap-r
published in the city of Richmond for months sue
ed tho Il s 49,
IN the said city. copy Testr,
SO WM. G.. PENDLETov, C. c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-19
Madeira Wine.

MaUeIra Wine.
ENiNEST old Sirciai, 7fnta, .uaimsey, and I,on.
IL don Particular, in half pipes, quarters, and half
quarter casks, received direct from Messrs MurdocL
fu'ile d. Co. Of Madeira, and equal to any in this
market, for sale on accommodating terms md at n 70
duced price. by elias PAIMEp
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-19

NlkGiNlA-A rules, holden clerks Office N ,I,.
superior court Of chancery for the Richmond district the
Is. Gay oil November 1850: Robert Rives pif against VIM
''lia admor OF Seymour Scott, dec the said MN (;iI,a,
and John Glliat IN their rights, Wm PendIc,on and
Herbert A. Claiborne, dts ~
The defendant John Gla, having entered his ,un.s
ance and gwen fury according Assembly and
'e Ies OF inns court aud appearing, by satisfactory evil
dence that he is not nhabi,ant of country II
ed that the said defenan, do appear the 10Th day of
ne anuay em and answer the bill of the plaintiff and
paper published in The city of Richmond, months sue
cessvey and posted al the front door the capol /, ,h.
said city copy. Tss,e, WV G. PrSpLrros. C. C C. "'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-19

W lRt'iNiA: ~ rules holden clerks Office Of IA. a..
pc TOR court OF chancery for the Richmond district the 5
day oil July 1890 Jonathan Cteery, p against Nla and
Finley. merchants aud partners. Myer Myers r. Simn.n
and John Wmr and l.. r Mister, dts P'o"
49, The defendants Il Simpson, Nnlar and Finley John
VIM and * Mister having entered their
and gwen security according the assembly the rules
OF this court, and appearing by satisfactory evidence Thar
ihey are not inhabitants of this country; ordered that tho
said defendants do appeI here day of the next
uary ern and the hill Of the plaintiff and thai conv
al this order c forthwith inserted some nuh,
ed IN The city OF Richmond for months and
posted at the front door Of the CAPITOL s the said civ
- copy. Teste, Wx G. PnNnI RIO, . .
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-19

VIRGINIA; Al rules, holden clerks ofc, or ~. -
perior Of chancery for tho Richmond ds,. , Gu Gu
day Of September 1880 Josiah Rddek. pf against John
Fleming in his right aud ex'or of VIM N r,s..S'
deed, George Vashon and other dts. '"'e
The defendants above named mo-! having their ap
peaIance and given security according &C, OF assemble
aud the rules of this aud appearing by
cnce that hey are not inhabitants of this couny Il is
of the January term answer the bill Of the ,;r
and that copy OF this order be forthwith some news
paper published IN the c'y OF Richmond, for months sue
cessyey, and posted the door of the capitol in ,hs ;
:? copy. Teste " NV '"'N
- w., r, p
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-09-15
E.H " NOTICE.

VENHUMAS HUBBARD, Lawyer, and
 N Prosecuting Attorney, for the First Judicial Circuit, Arkansas Territory, conl- posed ofthe counties of Clark, Hampstead, Union, Lafayette, Sevier and Miller, re- sides at Washington, Hampstead county, will attend all the Courts in said circuit. and the Superior Court at Little Rock All professional business of civil nature intrusted to his care, will be despatched with promptitude, and all rogues made known to him by indictment will receive marked attention. Sums over two hum dred dollars will be received for collection in any part of the Territory.
 Septembey 6, 1890. 25tfs
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-09-15

ziale Billy at home, and otd Penn oSroad.
 We must acknowledge we were 8 little surprised, on looking over the Ga aette of Eth inst, to find an article copied trom the Louisville Public Advertiser, something rejecting upon us, and the pre- gent position of Arkansas but our aston ;sbment vanished when we reflected upon it's source. Little Billy finding 1t impessi- 5blle to vanquish us alone, has brought Penn to his aid and we may now expect warm cross=fire from these two worthies-both fbe very humble slaves of the Governor Penn Is so anxious to serve his ancient master, Pope, to whom he has belonged for the last 15 years, that he must forsooth take peep at Arkansas, with which he has no kind of business. The article el- suded to, bears the marks of having had it's origin in Little Rock, and we would ad- yise nIr. Penn, to look to Lis own affairs, and let the "Arkansas boys" alone, lest he should ( catch Tartar
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-09-15
From U7lie's .Neso- Orleans Commercial Re-
 port, of 2lth August.

poft, Q @lfn edUgltst.
 General Renagks.-This has been one of the most dull weeks we have ex- perieneed this year, notwithstanding the weather has been dry, moderately warm, and generally favorable for busi- ness. The Levee in front of the city and faubourgs, comparatively speaking, looks, desolate: the whole of the ship ping steam boats, fiat boats, &c. in port, could easily be moered in the space of few hundred yards. The Mississippi has fallen during the last seven days, ending yesterday at noony i5 inches, and is now lla feet below high water mark, being precisely the same as this time last year. Our city, since the summer and autumn of 1916 was never known to be more healthy at this time of the year. We have understood that there is now several cases of high fe- yer, which may be expected more or less among the unacclimated laborers engaged in the many buildings erecting in every part of the city and environs.
 Coyon.-The sales since our last up to yesterday morning, consisted of three small lots, let, say 554i and and t5S6 bales, at 5a cents, making together 667 bales, chang ing owners at a slight reduction on form CT rsales. We have understood that the inquiry during the week has been bet ter, than the week previous. Yester- day we know such was the case. As yet we arc not in receipt of any of the new crsp.
 Sugar of this State is plenty, consid- ering the small demand, and has not varied in value for some time past. he forthcoming crop is said to promise iaif,. still tho prospects are held in suspense
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-09-15

cd us, gives ..s no ,aeasincsa lie rauss not think us 50 silly, as to publish charges of such ] serious nature against him. and then to have taken on ourselves the entire responsibility Of proving them, without be- ing satisfied that they can be su5stdnfiated.' 3
 will now ask gentle reader, if you have ever heard of the manner that ti.ls solemn pledge to the public has been redeemed. We have his most positive asseveration that he will when an opportunity is af- forded, produce proof before an honest, in- teliigent, and impartial jurys' Was not that opportunity afforded him. by suit instituted by Alr. Crittenden, and damages laid at S25, ,0G0? Does he not stand impig- noratcd to the public by every thing that is dear to the reputation of man, for . substantiation of the charges against Mr. Crittenden! To affect compromise uu- der any consideration, should reflect dis honor on him in the estimation of just and righteous public. What right had he to affect compromise in a suit in which the public became party conceTned, when he, Woodruff was the material wit ness-in him, and with him, through him. and bT him, did the public rely for the sub sanitation of the charges alleged by Wood rs.H against the official acts of Air. Jritten- den.
 In what manner he has redeemed his public pledge, how far he is entitled to public confidence, and what little regard he pays to truth, will be made more fully to appear in Chapter third, of the History of Little Billy Woodruff, of recantation s-Aar
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-09-15
SUMMARY.

iat aile late celebration of nnr Ns- tional Anniversary in Savanrals, a ilung Lagle was pcrched upon the Staff of the American Flag, which, as the Be publican grayely remarks ssgaye signs of participation in the general exuliation.
 Miss Frances Wright sailed from New feTk on the I'd inst. in the ship Han- nibal for Liverpool.
 In late curious criminal pfosecu ton which took place in Liverpool, two persons found guilty oi q robbery, were proved by q combination of circumstan- ces. just before the execution, to have been entirely innocent of the charge. Among these circumstances was a letter from the real robbers, who gave as a reason for the commission of the offence, that unable to find work in England, and being in no wise desi- fotis oi staryingg periodically ttiiefe, they were compelled, in order to leave the land where such fate awaited them, to steal enough to pay ther travelling expenses iromit.
 Slaues.-The presentn nusnher of slaves
 men, women and children) in the Uni ted States is about two million: the .ay- craze value may me stated at S25O each, making total amount of five hun dred million of dollars.
 Some idea may be formed of the quantity of lace made at Nottingham. when we state that nine tens weight of that light, ,fibrous article passed through one coach office alone in that town dii-z ring three weeks of the past month.
 According to last census made in Si- ely, out of l,iSO,9O0 inhabitants ofthat island there are 300,0 ,000 priest. There are lil7 inhabited convents, 30,O0fp monks, and 30,000 nuns. The nobili- ty of the small population is composed of 6 dukes, DIT princes, 209 marqui- ses, 300 barons, and an equal number belonging to the order of gentlemerI In the Capital, Palermo, whichcontains about ii33,ee6 ii33o3 0eee60 souls, there are 555 churches
 .'Ieefiag a, Corh.--On Tuesday, the county of Cork assembled in its consti- tutional capacity, and with the dignity, importance, left sPir;t, ard nd srisiiy sri;siiy iis- dependence, always belonging to it. It isneedless to say thatthe county has set it's face, determinedly and iniiexiblv, against those wanton and uncalled for new taxes, by which inc Chancellor of the Exchequer would seem to make q. distinction of very inverted kind be- tween wealthy England and panper- ised Ireland. There was an immense assemblage of men of independent for tunes at the meeting, and there was no want of independent spirit.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-09-15

We omitted to mention, last week, for the information of MT. Woodruff, that the author of the following communication, in note to the Editor, says--ss The only condition on which my name must be sur rendered, is, that the person entitled to it, will leave note in writing, that it is for personal satisfaction-when that is done, give my name freely.n
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-09-15

by tae asee .ttai.tt5J 4 fros..s. S4...i,, nd frequent white frosts with good wealth CT arc favorable; yet one severe, or heavy black frost, with wet weather, would make an immense difference against tlie planters, and blight more than one ilaii ot his present fair hopes.
 F7otu.-i'hc sales of good quality. since cur last, have generally ruled al ;sys5s and were not extensive, including for home consumption and shipping. We find all the dealers of the opinion that the first few arrivals will sell at an advance on our quotations, some say 50 cents, others Si %.
 Pork is beginning to look up in va lue, particularly that branded with the New-Orleans inspection. Prime is very scarce; Mess and Cargo are more plen- ty.
 Hiishey.-We have been unable to hear ofany large sales over g cents. and find that the holders generally ask 25cents, at which price 2 few b..srells have peen disposed of by retail.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-09-15

DIrD-On the sth ult., at the residence of NIT. Robert Y. Brent, near Washington City, GEoRes GRAHas s, Esq Commissioners of the General Land Office.
 - At Villemont, on the 9th inst. Jen.. athan v. Boone, Esq. Sheriff of Chicoe county, aged about 24 years.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-09-15
WW CUMMINS, ATTORNEY AT LAW.
 LITTLE ROCK, A. IT.

sarkanscs Ierrifoyy, Chicot Cnunfu.
 ClRcuIr CouRr, MAY TERM, 1850. 9''S vs. $ b''''s' DIVORCE. Lucinda Boqoie.
 A ND now at this day came the plaintiff. "A by his attorney, and tic Court bei1s~ satisfied that the defendant in this case is not an inhabitant of this Territory It is. therefore ordered by the Court that alias summons issue in tiIis case, and tbas the said defendant have notice by publi- cation i'll some newspaper in the Terrifo-f sryy fer SIX s;;s weeks successiyely, that pet1- tion for divorce has been filed in this case against her, and that if she does not appear and defend said petition, on or before the first day of the next term of this Court, tho said petition will be taken for confessed. and decree had upon 1t accord ingly era that this case De continued until the aexs term of this Court. Territory of .4rkansas, Chicof County.
 I, JAMES BLAINE, Clerk of the Circuit Court, within and for the county and Ter fitory aforesaid, do hereby certify. that. the annexed and foregoing order of Court. is a true and correct copy from the Circuit Court record of my office.
 In testimony whereof. I have herenntc
 set my hand as Clerk, and caused
 the seal of office to be affixed, at
 Villemont, this 22d day of July, iIs
 the year of our Lord ls30, and of the
 Independence of the United States, s
 the fifty fifth.
 JAMES BLAINE, c7eyx. September 8, 1850. 24-6w.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-09-15

To Jonrneyman Printers. : EXTANTED immediately a J0URNEY- w MAN PRINTER of steady and in- dustrious habits. To such an one, good
 and ccrs. .ans esn IT ts if Ss, given, on application to
 :TiiTfi5 Or FTICt
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-09-15

The Gardeners Magazine afIirns that strong lime water viii kliiiiSevery kiud of caterpillar and even worms. saa:ls. lizards; toads, snakes and Gshes,
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-09-15
NEW ! oRK, Julg 90.

IVEW- UTsk9 JHfY oUs Most Deslyaefire Sto,9a.-The mail of this morning brought us the following letter from an esteemed friend at Bur lington, VI. II will be seen that a most destructive tornadohas visited the neigh borhood of lake Champlain, and in it's course destroyed bridges, mills, manu- factories. &c.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-09-15

The trial of Knapp, for the murder of Mir. White, of Salem, has failed 10 produce a conviction, the jury not hav- ing agreed on a verdict. A second trial IS to be had immediately, as a mo- ton on the partof the prisoner to post pone 1t was overruled by the court.
 The guilt of Knapp, which he fully confessed before Crowninshield destroy cd his own life, is rendered difficult of proof; and if the prosecutors do not eventually succeed in establishing it, the probability is that the whole party concerned will escape punishment; be- cause the principal must be convicted, before theaccessories canb tried :unless there is 2 law of the state which pro- vides for this specific case. It would. indeed be lamentabe result, if such a horrd transaction should have oc- cured, and the nefarious actors in it escape the penalty of the law. But we would almost as willingly hear of the impunity of the whole, as that this Knapp, who was the original instieator of the crime, and for whose benefit it was perpetrated, should have slipped bis neck from the halter by turning States witness, and convicting by his testimony the men whom he employed to commit the murder.-G Y. Daily .Adv.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-09-15

Mr JOHN T. FOSTER, P. M., at St. Fran e;s c. H., Is authorised to act as Agent tor .he Adyocate:
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-09-15

Advertisement Entraordinary,-To BE LET, with anamediate possessson, conapaci sovereignty situate in Greece. This desirable f'eehold affords very fine pros poets to any gentleman fond of speculat- ing, and is capable of great improve ments, having some years ago been in the highest state of cultivation, though considerably neglected of late. It con tains many townships, which, bypatri;oac management, may be easily converted intoelese-5orosghhs. TT 1Tiiliisadiyantageousoif- fer is particularly recommended to the notice ofaGerman Prince, who hasnota a pension to resign, or q nicee so protect. For farther particulars apply at Holland House, or at any of the Cromn Courts in Europe. N. E. Good security will be required to keep the Estate in good repair, and also for peaceable behavior.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-09-15

qopo;atment dy he Goueruor.--Assss .oussos, to De Sheriff Of Chieot county,