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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-01
Public sale.

AA} ILL be sold in New London, on Friday
w the l9th of November, my land, adIoin-
i"g Col. Alexander Austin, Henry Jones, Nm.
dicks and others ;known Oy the name of Ned
lay lor's Land, CON aiming, TWO HUNDRED
AND NINETY SIX ACRES, situated from
Ne" London abont miles, and from the Acad-
envy, about ] mile. The terms OF sale will be
one halt cash. tue 9th in IL months bond and
good security required. 10 carry interest from
The date # not pu"ctually paid. should he above
Land he sold privately before the time appoin-
ted, the advertisement Will he discontinued.
EDMUND L. WHITE.
Oct. 81 IDS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-01
Portrait Painting.

EEARVEY MITCHELL has aiken the room
n n Over Burton ~ Hopkins. formerly oeen-
pird by Mr.. Jesse Il. HARRISON. where he can
he found by those who are DESTROYS 9f having
their poiiraiis taken. Having lay figure FOR
ladles' drarety, he feel. confident Of doing JUS
tee toHeir pictures espeeia y.
OF ~ Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-01
COnaYtneysh

fkSiE subscribers will, IN future. carry on
Z their Rope, T"ne, aud Bagging making
business, at the old stand OIL. -. Echos, al
the lower end oil main street, under the firm Of
Echol' aud Cund'l, where they will keep on
hand good assortment OF Cordagc, Twlne "
Cotton bagg'ng, foe sale wholesale aud retail,
at unusually low prices.
J. II ECHOLs,
JONATHAN l. CUNDIFF.
April % Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-01
Nesroes for sale.

- WILL sell, on Wednesday the loth day oil
y sovembe. meat, , likely NEGRO MIN, lot
ash, Shresv. apretis good Cgopef, osfps"'' 7
rsd Shos-snsker JACK, a good plantation hand.
ile above sale will take place rn 'front.' oil the
o.a,ke, hoase. in she Town OF LynehburR
GARNEfT LEE.
Dr, as w3w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-01
REMOVAL.

Tl'iiE subscriber mas taken Tie Bell "a.
- al Nelson Court House, u.oving,','
"prrr ne IS no" ready 10 receive all la
VINO may fasor him With their company. sns
pieoges himself TO use ever, exertion 10 IN ne
me most general satisfa ciion. s4s
ms mouse Is situated near the Court.uo.
s"d Is 'afge and commodions. His stable !, y
or'cS' ana calculated to hold from forty Ia e.l
nofse' this - likewise plenlifaIly suprI,.g
With grain, fodder, DC. which. with The phsd
ton OF good and faithful servants, n. ",.ea,
himsslf will enti'e him TO patronage. 'sis
" uo J. b. STOUT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-01
Aaborers in n Vineyard
WANTED.

- WOULD HIRE Immediately two active
J black MEN. such a. would be is'ihial and
aOcile. to Labor patty ~ my V'ns1 ara, a"d
paItl, 10 a crop Tor tie arm Of i"o 5eaTs. ! or
SUCH. hbsrai wages. togf ther. win n.ituc-
lions 10 the art 81 \ me dtrsstug ~di he gfen.
shall have fes cuttings tfom about t"tniy
different .pccirs # tie best European VINE
grape for sale.
Comr,apiestiea. may be addressed TO me
I,e.RIyer Post Ode. Nilsson Connt,
HENRY 81 SMELL.
~, 4 Rbts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-01
SELLING OFF AT COST.

NNHE subsIrlber is sun selling off bis Stock
- al cost, and though be has sold out some
articles, he has yet pretty heavy amount on
hand, among which are many staple and very
desirable Goods-at prices iOWer Than he can
now buy them wholesale in New York
Those who want had best make haste--else
they will lose the opportunity Of supplying
themselves on such good terms.
HENRY ALLISON.
o. a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-01
E1tcnSire I1scutor'S Sale Of Sldccs
and other PcrSonai Estate.

E1tensirc E1scutor's Saie Of Sidres
and other PerSondt Estate.
n SHALL offer for sale at Plhhc Auction.
y the Phantom OF the late Daniel Glinnan. dec
called PRESQUE ISLE, in the Coun
" ul Culpeprr, on the 9Th day OF Decen-
Der next the sale TO continue from day 10 dar
until the whole shnil be sod. all the Personal
Properly which belongs 10 the Estate OF The de
ceased, on that Plantation, consisting Ia part OF
between Fifty and sky slaves, between 20
aud 30 Horses, several Blood Mares OF the
first tool, about One Hundred Head of Horne
Cath, large stock OF Sheep aud Hogs about
700 Barrels of Corn, o large quantity oil llat :.
Fodder. &c, Plantation uiensi.s Carpenters
aud Blarksmilhs Tools, House huLJ aud kitch.
en- Furniture, Cooper Still, one OF Cham
dler's best Surveyors Comprises, with CHAIN
aud Piouing Instruments, Al h macy other N.
iicls too tedious 10 enumerntc.
II is .onidently believed, that In proportion
10 the qnantit, of Property that Will be ollcf-
81 for sale larger proportion Of very valuable
Property was never oiieredal public sale IN V,r
gina. Tue slaves are generally likely, many OF
them very much Sc aud amongst them Is u very
vs.uable Blacksmith, young and healthy
noagsI { Hoses there isA sud, believed TO be
oi the bet blood in he State. The Slock of { at
tie, Sheep aud Hogs, are oil the most improved
Ireeds-mRny oi lhen now hl Tor market and
well worth tue attention of Butchers. The
Furniture OF superior quality. ~ tarmvrs
aud Others, deslrOus OF procuring Valuable
Stock. will do well 10 attend this Sale, as an
opportunity ofprocuing such Will seldom &C
cur,
The terms OF sale follows : The slaves will
be sold Tor Cash. the residue Of the Property
upon efedit OF IL months for sll sums above
Forty Dollars under thar, Cash the purchasl !
giving Bonds "itb approved secnlity, 10 beal
interest from tae dale but as il is important II
the interest OF The Estate, thai should be able
10 command the funds al IA specified time
will agree TO relm1uish the interest To thost
Who shal pay their Bonds when que No Pro
perry to br removed until the tetms of the sal,
snail be complied with. To prevent saorihc,
OF The properly that my be offered tor sale,
reserve The right OF making QUE bid in ever,
case, for The benefit OF the E,taie Persons de
slrous oil viewing any part OF the Properly, be
fore the day of sale, can do So by applying |,
Mr.. JOSEPH r. FLlPPO, the Manager on th,
Farm.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-01
TURNER & KERR

n RE now receiving large aud general as
~ sorlment OF fall and winter Goods, among
which are
Rose aud Point Blankets
n.G-atd 10
C.ailemens' Plaid Claaks
Ladies 40
Cashmere Shawls
Bombazsus
Flannes
An elegant assortment of worsIei, vigonia, silk
and Cot on Hose
Ladies white Alerino do
4 large assortment OF Shoes and Hats.
Oct >
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-01
a situation wanted.

a YOUNG NAN who has taught school 'ol I,
<sa-A the last five years, and VINO can come VIZ
recommended, wishes employment tor 'ne {"
suing year as teacher, either IN pft"s
family, or some respectable neighbofhooo
lie IS qualified to teach the English banSu'7
dramatically, Geography &c. a $50 nc" var,
the branches of the Mathematics: - Lev,
(pos' paid addressed to 4. B., Camp0e'
Ii. viii he punc,uaily attended 70. t.r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-01
Blue aud colored Cloths.

NGVk AXE opening neat assortment OF
W Cloths and Cassimeres. decidedly chea-
per than we have ever exhibited them and wor-
thy the attention OF dealers
MCKEE, koBlNsoNa Co.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-01
TRUST SAKE,

A GRlEABLH Ia the provisions Of deed
f.. of onst, executed by Claiborne GIadman
60 the subscriber, Of record IN the othcr oI the
Hastings Court d l., neaburg, aud 10 satisfy the
purposes OF SAID deed. The subscriber will ofitr
Al public sale, for lash. on Saturday tho 27th
day OF NoFemb"r orNt, flair, ifnot. thenext far
day thereafter, tsuutays exceptrd.) before the
front door oil thu Auction room of john K. u.
PAYNE, IN Lynchhurf, pant Ola LOT OF ground,
situate IN rear of the Methodist CHURCH be
tween third aud fourth streets on which there
IS wooden Dwelling house, adapted to the
comfortable accommodation OF a small family ;
beng the same conveyed by Joseph Echols
deceased, 10 sand Gladman. The liIe 10 this
property Is believed 10 he valid but the sub
scrber will convey such right as is vested in
him by SAID deed, and no othei
JOHN d. URQUH ART
Oct. q I'll
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-01
Merino { lOths.

a FEW pieces crimson, salmon, blue and
-z-A pink, forming a rare ssorlment, will be
much under former prizes.
Mckee, ROBINSON & Co.
Oct %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-01

Magendie's F'Ormulary jor 1880.
\NNriiH al Appendix, Containing the expe-
w renee OF British Practitioners, with
many of The uew remedies = for sale by
Oct2l Howell DAVIES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-01
Sale OF RUNAWAY Slave

Nelson c. II. Oct. 81.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-01
Valuable Real T. state.

1
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-13

Vie bonos Of Commodors Bsrrou IN hi. way ,oush at
expenss pesshy OF lns Cor aud
consistency Morcovcrs that he has meu,osv vbch
tsiortune rather than the cerkcste of Mr.
Richard Dickson, which have taken for bcac nav serve
tn shew; and The reader Will easily conclude that esnsosn
could forget his written letter lime might moi he AHA
to- remember his verbal eSss about (See Coz, No
am really glad, say, bic honor THE way; for
must now addwhat due Wilk rather than to mv.
selfhal Com. Barron put tho wnh Scranton
into Wknson hand, and head him give the incsions
directions which he has certified; and letter which have
just received from M Scranton, III prove that no ALSO
and heard the same thing {Sce No i0) After this, will
hardly DO pretended again. presume that this stone
received by the United States
As other that must have known tina, the
me- NJ request can only say again. that, although
IN that spirit OF accommodation which my
conduc would have received it, disposed Of it n, any
time for the w. States, II had been properly
mere, IN the state Il was IN when Wilkinson
tor teu yet certainly authorized saw for the
that would receive Taylors wharf the certificate
Mr. Mrdcn that he made
Tor Nor indeed If he had could have been under any
obligation 10 observe when found the Stone had been
badly broken by the caItmen, and that part OF
bad been either used lost -.'t[ f-l' ,'N71
Alter this, "ifus Scranton soue' really heavie, than
that OF Ssyphu and he moved again.
Auditor assures Of course all the better for purpose
20 which have heretofore devoted and though have no
right TO dispose of the property ofhe u States even though
they have not paid me for il all men " III
agree With mo that ought indeed
lies as perpetual Of the malice OF
my accusers together. ,.
-. ~, (ro DE coHcLUpEp.) eta a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-13

= 81 - !. -; - "a. k9p< o. ~ -, 90
!, .s 4as q. SSssffeets Sc RieAard Disk>es
.,.e0sd is i'm. s.s.ss 9 'sss ac "a; e =.
ssrcsmeot With Miss King Esq Nssy Ansns, Is xseoss
l8z9 made bill f,f ysass sov.Ss ssd IL
ssned 10y Mt King. carried To- counodose ssreo r., his
approval in order that might b PAID o. IL prso, Nav
wished TO Know Mr. King had sdy ashuy NON De Nav
Commissioners for storing this lime, ssud him a sxsrsct
called on Mt King and informed him AZ IN osotou ana b
rcPled that he had authority from the nsr 81 The
navy but had the letter directions pf Commodsss Barrou
himself os that purpose and gave copy OF s oeu
~ cont wen .ecoec'. which took OF ssnt The
arg with the hill which then sppfsved aud was
some 'rne Alter before could GET hin signature ebg
July ceih, 1850. 49, - -r>'-~- "
4sr. % oefra.- No. 10. 49,, 4. il,.- ~ ~, II
f Letter from Ichabod Scranton. - ,fsa;,
MFRS KiSo Esq ~ s''s 49,
Dear S Yous Of the oh Is received shoo,d h.v.
ed before this, had not been from hone a. the t,s ~
any COURT that with you Commodore Bsroos
and that he sent for Mr. Jeffrey Wilkinson to come and -
h aud that the Commodore gave him paper tho
OF the stone contracted for BY YOU that e re
qnes'ed Wilkinson and inspect the agreeable 10 the
contract; and would further that ala insc,
and give receipt for 1000 feet tho balance or those
rejected sold TO MIR Tunis for the same price would fur
'her state that Mr. King either directly OF indirectly
concerned 10 the con'rac. Any further s
knowing TO, will answer with pleasure. 49,
is am, very respectfully, &c sS,, , n - -,
N u bad letter from the present Navy Agent WISHING
me TO state what would furnish copns stone for TO
which replied that would furnish tn en- for 20 cent, fool,
Out mat the stone sold you was low t1n q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-13

The C..,;f,

re Certycsh Of Oney 81, Cameron.
ceny mat LOT Of coping landed on Southente
o. Deksons wharf, occupied by me, time July 1929
innk about the 2Otb and that the Captain the vessel from
whch u was landed TOLD the time that was intended
o 'nc Nayy Yard but had been rejected This stone was a
forwards by MIR Daymrie taken away by MIN
s'gned, ~ ONEY 8. CAMERON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-13

Is ,,,s ,aa, Z RS. PORTSMOUTH, July 60, 1880.
the subscrihcrs do hereby certify known
Jetes Wilkinson, who resident of this town. for ,ome
time past, and have always him as an homes, man
and man ofveraeity and worthy of credit SUCH
.n y11i a(Sgned) SsE lt ARTHUR ENiMERSON .
o sft b. gt,- e5s.a,. .--sra .lu WILLIAM BARNARD,
.,r.-E - .-r5r sos .,te, ,.l- JOHN NASH, -r. p
d, NJ. wOOUSON,
'- X B BUTT,
'l'is'i'f I''05 a-s.s.-t-f " JOHN THOMPSON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-13

r - aH'HL' HonroLx, July Soth, 1880
certify that am well acquainted the writing Of
Mr. Ming, and At his request have much care
paper now in hrs possession appearing list certa
items In hrs account against the suspen
ded ind the FIRST two items that in the hand
writing OF MIR King all the appcaf DO in the hand
writing Of some other person unknown to 3-fa
(Sgned) WALTER F. JONES.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-13
TIE Certifcafe of Robert DoJrymnL

TIC tsIDIcue u Roben DdIryWpIe.
90 certify iat SOME time in the month Of July, 1920 in
the month OF August following purchased of Mi John Tuns
'o ~ coping stone, lying Souhgsie Dckson's wharf
~ ooK, at the Price Of thirty lit carcd TO MY
wneI pa OF now remains the other having been sold
10 uiIeieni Individuals This Informed the same
na Ghaood Scranton carried 10 the Navy Yard under con
Dni whch was rejected, and afterwards sold by him to
Mfr John Tuni,, from whom bought il
(Signed RoBERT DALRYMPLE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-13
CORY.
NoRroLK, I7th July, 1920.

tNUHfULh, I
SIR; enclose herewith copy OF an agreemen, with Mr. L.
Tor the uroshins OF coping for the walls be
built around the Navy Yard also enclose copy of my note
TO him Capt Relum will deliver 100 Il provided Il con.
forms TO agreement f--. ~. -. Ia =. So =
i, Your obedient servant, ,..,e g
4. h'- (Sigued) . MILES KING
Com. JAMES BaRaox, u ~ --'Nt- .
Com'de U 5. Navy Yard, Gospor,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-13
No. @.
The Certificate of John Tmis.

NOHuoiN, July 1870
DO hereby certify that in the latter part of July 1890
purchased cargo OF coping Of upwards Of 1000 eoi
- cents running foot from chabod Scranton This stone
was lying on Southgae and Dcksons wharf and was told
Uy sI scranton as we'll as Others that had been rejected
o Navy Yard unfit for purpose for which had been
Intended $3.50 ~ wv
also certify that purchased Of said Scranton small
parcel o 4OO feet OF similar that had been rejected of
cargo deWerd at the Navy Yard and landed Oh Maxwes
wharf, the purchase made tho 10th of August Of the same
year (sgned) JOHN TUNlS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-13

Coping Stone for U ), Navy Yard, Gospor from 81 uch
ihck to ~ inches and from l6 TO IL inches WIDE agh, eds
ann ends square, fit for laying, and delivered Norfolk
20 cents foot running measure
(Sgned) lCHABOD l.. SCRANTON
Conn,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-08
Irish Linens, Merino Shawls. &c

n me - Irish Linens, of all prices. warrant
very heavy for winter wrar ''"c
one Ct, case hne Sea l. and cotton shirtnqs
2oo Mer'no long and square shaws, of nil coIo-,
Sizes, qualities and prices ''' 'o'o's'
Meuno shawls with lead coloroJ boa
Lead coored Thybet wool, do do
Rich figured Damask diapers
Fire gauzr Merino hannes
Worsted and nolair hosiery
Ladies' and gcnilempn's gloves ne m, h., ,.
Persons wishing Irish linens by the piece. hale
piece or yard will find them sma n advance mo-,
the importing cost. In Merno shawls and nce vol.
ah extensive assortment from he New York auctions
VIII afford purchasers an excellent onno, 'oIs'
sOcc'ion-and io sale the mos, reduced priees =,
Mi: r. Ii. JENKINS
Merino Shawl, Linen, and Fancy Dry Good Store
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-08
NFw YnnK. Dec. 4.

,,,, NEW fopK. Dec. j.
=, WITHIN few days post. the apprehension of ano-
theI blow at the U. s. Bank by the President, in
ms forthcoming Message at the opening of Congress.
has prevented purchases and lowered the price of
Stock materially. A, the Brokers Board tins morn
ing. two or three small were Sold the las, at
i2Ii' and is6 was tho best Offer for so sha e.
"edo not advise pane in the market. There
IS no more probability now that the President will
pnt any thing against tho Bank his MESA than
there was last week when the stock sold freely a.
over $50. 1t will also be recoleced that although
me declaration of the Presidents opinions last year
nneXpccted as thew were. knocked down the price
good deal, tie monied men at fast concluded not
TO mind much about il and put thu stock NJ higher
'han II was bcfnrc.-Look out for the bears
Jour. Coma
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-08
TO the Members of the Assembly

uiT nIoH1DeTs oil the Assembly.
Nix SHAW will commence This Even;r, -.
vii h. SYN o'clock. his class in Pcnmcnsh Which
w' be composed entirely of Gentlemen Of ,h "nlcn
bly, Those gentlemen who either have ion essen
propose {" Join it, arc respectfully requested IN
ut me Shockoe Hill Academy. at that hour. e"o
~ The class for gentlemen of Richmond md H.
vicinity, is open every evening u, six o'clock inc
dec 8-It ~0Nh
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-08

The Jolly Boa' in which the Vineyard was left by
three OF her crew (Atwell, Church and Talbo,) has
hoated ashore on Long Island. Abou, $500 in spc-
Gle were found in her. and reasonable doubt re.
mains that the individuals on board have persisted
IN Y Standard
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-08
Bank Stock at Auction

n,S pay at ~ o'clock will be sold n, a..
r1n' House, PES Shares of Virginia and FL.
Bank Stock. JAS ~ states
dec H' L1NCi.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-08
New York. Dec. 4.

nv, NEW York, Dec. 4.
me tate Charlottesville four prisoners were
GS'mined IN this city before His Honor Judge Belts
IN relation To the testimony of Gibbs, he judge
.na request that it would not be published
mere was however, nothing interesting elected be
yond what is alrcady kn eXcep, tina, he cha rrcs
AtweiI tho person supposed to be drowcd as'the
original 'nstigaor of the deed. Gibbs appeared to
without any levtv. 1t was report cd las, evening
the Jolly boat with about $500 in specie had ioated
ashore on Long Island In The evidence of the pri-
soner the boat was described "a four cared boat,
pa'hted back with white streak 70 und her, with
sail and fixed last Courier
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-08

THROWN together. and all the mnuter particulars of
the trial omitted. The Wind ,ctivcness with which
inc Prosecutor appeared TO pursue the Defendant
we nave never seen equalied, under the circun-
stances.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-08
ARRIVED
SAILED.

II The Letter Bag of the Shin pl,,o g.
pool, will be taken from the Subscr;her,s % liver
Room thus evening, at 6 o'clock N""'p"ng
dec 81, n .r,,,n,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-08

INSTRUCTION IF the brig chaos by Eyre.-The brig
mace captain Robbins, sailed rom Tarragnna
lSpan on the 10th August last, with cargo of VINE
paper, &c. bound t. Montevido; on tho esd of Sen
'emoer' m at ID . S ION % IL w. was discovered
TO be on fire IN the hold and every cfiert to cy,n
gush the flames proving ineff ctual she was aban-
doncd ID the boats The Captain, Supercargo, four
OF me crow ana dog embarked in tho long boat
ana the maze, Two men. lady and children. .passen-
gers IN The jolly boat taking with them one barrel of
bread and twenty gallons of water. and after living
by the br 2 Ill she burnt to the,waisrs edg,, they
we'd nh tn" iii of October, ana the ,olv hon, torr
days after, the latter having been picked up by
British brig. The inhabitants Of St. S!avador made
SUBSCRIPTION amounting TO $50 mress which was
given 20 the lady and children, TO enable them 10
proceed to Monievideo, and the officers and crew
were Kindly taken on board the schr Trio, Can't
Landon III which vessel the former arrived n, this
port last evening The fire is supposed TO have been
caused by spontaneous combustion, the brig ha yirn
experienced severe gale few days previous and
leaky very much al the time Of the occurrence.
~. Y. Standard
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-08

J'S' received Tor sa NY
dec 8-it DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. co
'o Phi Up H. Bard and Polly his wife, WIN. n.
"a, ~ Mccall. Benjamin Mccall Nancy Mccall, John
mUer' ahm'or of Benjamin johnson, decd. John
lauruan, Aired Puryear, Jane T.. Tarnman Ietta
T.. Thurman, John +. aruman, WIN. 7. Thurman and
Robert w. Thurman. ~
fou not being residents of this Commonwealth are
required TO take notice, that shall on Monday the
l|th January next, at the house Of William Hughes in
tne county OF Fuvanna, between the houps of nine in
me morning and six in the evening" take the deposition
OF the SAID VIM Hughes, and on Thursday the Goth
January next, shall, between the same hours Mt nv
mouse IN Hanover county, take the dispositions of
charles Hughes and Margaret Hughes-to be read es
tsIuence on the trial OF suit depending in the
Richmond Superior Cour, of Chanccry, in which am
p'aln' and you and Zachariah McC;rufer in his own
rlgh', and as adm or of Elizabeth Johnson decd in
her VIII annexed, and the said Zacbariah and Francea
his wife, IN her right, and WIN. Thurman sdm'or ne
ihomas Puryear, senr. dec'6, and Edmund d. Ford
ana frances his wife, Thomas Puryear, jr, WIN.
puryear, Saralr Puryear and Jane Puryrar are de-
PENDANTS u from any the said de position sboud
not be commenced on the respective tays aforesaid or
beng commenced not completed, they will be taken
or commenced on the next day, and SO on from day to
DAY unil Completed between the same hours ard AT
TIC same paces--when you may attend, if you think
proper 't.Sp ~ :. m
dec S-1awdtt ' ~ S''"'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-08
SECOND FALL MEETINC

- w ER TIE TREE-HILL COURSE
SoMMENcEs TINS DAY. DECEMBER EIGHTH
ADhoPKlETORS' Purse-Two milo heats DOM
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lhomas boswell, Sally Hornet. by Sir Cborlos
years old-dress, olive jacket, blue cap.
'"hn N.lnee, bay colt, Jim, by SIR Charles, ve,rs
od-wmc jacket End cap. '''''
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DIsTANcE-Edward c. Mayo. Thomas Branch
occ e-lt j. NJ. SELDEN, Proprietor.
.HEMORLALS or BISHOP TIOB9PT.
IEFWELVE Funeral Sermons Delivered in N.,.
- 1nrK' and elsewhere. on occasion of the deotb
OF the Right Rev. John Henry Hobart ID D. Bishon
Sj 'he Protestant Episcopal Church. in The State Of
the life and character of this eminent Prela,a. u,,h
foriTa from valuable original Painting, to be en-.
graved by an emirent Artist. o. W Gil
me WORK will be printed in handsome style. and
lar Subscriptions received by
oer COLLINS 3 co