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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-05

N/IEGiNIA. At iul,s, holden in toe clerks Office o
the superior court Of chanccry for the Richmond
district, the ith day Of October 1870 Edward ~.
Icy AID Archibald j.. Woodbridge, 81 'ors of Wu.. Flem
ing deed, p IS agaust Price Perkins and Taud,y Key
surviving cXors of Hardin erkins, decd, and James
Dunlop and David Buchanan, surviving partners of
Dunlop, Pollock, and Go, and other diff,
The defendants James Dunlop and David buchanan
not having entered thcir appearance and gwen secu
rty according to The act OF assembly and the rules Of
TINS court and II appearing, by satisfactory evidence,
that the, inhabitants Of this country; IS or
derrd, that the sad defendants do appear here thr
first day Of the next January erm and the bll
OF the plaintiffs; and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted IN spaper published in the city
Of Richmond for two months SUCCESSIVE, Is, and posted
al the front door Of the capitol, IN the said city.
II a copy, Tcstc, WM. G. PENDLErov, C.. G..
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BLack Lace HeIs and Lace Goods.

Biach Lace HeIs and Lace Goods.
EnN Black Lace Wells Of rich and new patterns
n w some OF them Chon,IlIy worked, from | to
$50 Ladies wishing elegant and cheap wells. have
far opp'rrnty of selecting from this extensive as
s"rtmcnt.-Also, footing laccs of all widths, prices
and quality; wide and rich bobbinet trimming laces
'.r cap; h"rIia" and ilouncng; PLAIN wide lace;
bread cdgugs and nscrugs, and rich thread lace:
tie real blonde trimming lace all the fashionable COL
Inrs caps pClerIncs, furcilas. nantlcts &c &c
comprising every variety Of Lace Goods at the most
reduced priccs-icr sale b. the yard piece single
or dozen, at Il. H. JENKINS
oct Fancy Dry Good g. Irish Linen Store
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-05
w .DINIA. At rules holden the clerks office Of

wv 'bINIA. NJ rules holden IN the clerks office OF
~ the superior court of chancery for the Richmond
district, the +th day OF October 1890. Mary Boiling
and Thomas Shore and Maria Harriet his wife, pitts.
against Edmund Watkins sh'H, sc. Alexander Gun
nrugham, hicha d T.. Boiling and other dfts.
the defendants Alexander Cunuingha and Il. =.
30 IS not having entered their appear and CIV
en- Sc curity according to the act OF assembly and the
rules OF tins court and It appearing by satisfactory
evidence, that they not inhabitants of th.s country;
1t ordered, that the SAID defendants do appear uer
on the first day OF the next January term, and
the b of The plaintiffs and thata copy OF tins ORDER
be forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
in the city OF Richmond for two months successN ely
and posted the front door of the capitol IN the said
city. 4 copy. reste,
II WV. Q. PENnLErnN, c. G.
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IN ClIANCERY In Henrico County Court
u Clnl,.s Oricn Imlu II llcs la.n

IN CHANCERY. In IIenrico County Court.
\ Clerks Office July Rules. $40:
Henry J.. Cater, Pif
o3nust
William NJ. Cloptou and Beverly C,up,on, das.
The defendant WIN. N. Copton not having entered
disappearance and given security according - tc act
OF Assembly and the rules Of tins court and IL arrc,r
ing, by satisfactory evidence, that he is not an b,bi
tant Of this country IS ordered that the said defend
ant do appear here the first day Of the next Dccg
term, answer the bill Of the PLAINTIFF and that copy
Of this order be forthwith inserted in some ne,ys,s
published in the city Of Richmond for two months sue
cessvely and posted at thc front door Of lie Cour,
slcuse of this county.
68 4 copy. Test
eO2m LOFTIN n ElLET,r q NJ 9
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-05

NIRGlNiA AZ rules holden in the clerks Office Of
Tie superior court at chAncerl tor the Richmond
district the sub day &C AugUs, 1851: Cha borne Grad
does and Macy his wif, JSmcs Crsddock and Ju l,,A
his wife, his. against Richard \ Dopbv adm'or al
Lloyd Robertson deed, Samuel u. Burke and Peter +
Gregg and Na,cN Robertson, and Matthew N,rth,
Cathar'"e. MARY william, Sarah, Eliza and I.uc, Ro
berison, children ot William Robertson. dec'd;-Dan.
iel y, Lrmuel. Madison and NJ r.ha Ann Rob, rtsop
chidrsn of John Rohcrson. dcc'd;-Allen Free man.
Wh" survived las wife Caroline, late robertson, and
Jphn and Grac, Freeman their cmldren. and John
Poke and Sarah hs w,fc, late robertson. dts.
Inc defendants except the three first namely
not having entered their appearance and gwen srcu
ry according To thc act ot assembly and he rules of
t'S court, and appearing, by satisfactory evidence.
ta' t1ei are not inhabitants Of this country; il l.
dcrcd that the SAID d"fy ndans do appear here The
first day OF the January t.rn aud answer the bill
o' the plaintiffs and tina, a copy of this order be
torth"Iih inserted m some newspaper published in
The city OF Richmond, tor tvO months successfully,
and posted at tn front door OF the capitol the SAID
city. A. copy. res,c.
20 WV. G Pr>pLrr.~. C. G.
"a RGiNlN. At rules nolier in the clerks Office IS
the superior court of CHANGER for the R,chmoud
district, the I'll day of August 1850 Stewart Jlcksou
pitt against John &. Bosseau, James Perry Wm Per
~, John PER-, aud other dts.
The defendants James Z rry, VIM Perry, and John
Perry not having entered the app ard gwen
security according to the OF assembly and iLe rules
oi tins court. and appearing, 10y satisfactory cyl.
H'nce that 'he\ arr not inhabitants o. TINS counry
IS ordered that the said defendants do appear here
an the first day OF the next january term, aad answer
the bal of the plaintiff; aud that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted IN some new spaper published
IN the city at Richmond, for months successfully
and posted nj the front door OF the capitol, an the
- W.. &. Prvorrro>, c. C.
VIRGINIA A. rules, holden IN the clerks Office OF
the superior court OF chancery for the Richmond
district, the 2d of August 1850; Rober NIng Ro
bert Temple and John Sk,rer, pi,ls. against iIchard
Patterson, james Cocke, Thomas Floyd and James
Fox, diis.
The defender, I;irb.r,l p, ,,,,rs,,,, ,,,, t,. ,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-05

NJ GlNiA. - rules, idcn IN the clerks office of
the superior curt Of cha Gerry for the Richmond
district, the 9th day Of September 1880; Edward Pal
mcr aud Ihos. T.. Paln merchants and partners,
trading under the firm Of T.. G, r. T.. Palmer, ptfs
Ny cr Myers, T.. e.. Mister r.. -. Simpson and John
Winn, dts.
The defendants Millar and Finley, r.. y. smpso',
l. q. Mister and john VIM not having entered their
appearance and gwen ,Curty according 10 the act oi
assembly and the rules Of this court, and appearing
by satisfactory evidence, thai they are rot nhabi
tants oi tn, country; ordered, that the SAID dc
PENDANTS do appear here on the GrN day ofthc next
January term, and answer the bill Of the plaintiffs;
and that copy of this ord be forthwith inserted m
some newspaper published in the city of Richmond,
for two months success vey, and posted at the FIR
dgor of the capitol IN the s,rd city,,
Il 4 copv. Tcstc, wv q. PrSprrr,v. r. p.
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TESTIMONY FROM ABROAD.
SWAIM'S PANACEN

From the Royal Hospital of 81. Joseph, at Lisbon.
TRANsLATIoN.
Joze Lourenco de Luz, Surgeon Of His Most Faith
tul Maj.sty's Household, Lecturer OF Surgery ia the
Royal School Ct Surgery, at Lisbon, &c
Cer,ihes, that Mr.. Armand Throphus ID ,nnet bav-
ing requested me TO use in my practice 'Swsm's Para
cea, had an opportunity OF trying thai medcin.
patient affected with ulcers OF screuous ure, WHO
hsd been thirteen months in OF the wards, the
Royal Hospital OF St. Joseph consde incurable and
not expected TO lire many days. and after having u--d
said medicine Tor two months and halt following the
directions that accompanied the bottles of said Panscea
he was entirely cuted.
further certify, that during the tim the patti MT wa
taking the Panaces he took o'her mehicine to which
night be attributed the RAPID CURE In truth OF the
same. and il being demanded o. me thi certificate
and under oath Of the holy evang ei.S TO the
truth thereof (Signeh)
JOE. LOURENCo DALUZ.
Lisbon, Is u Dec. 1929
! recognize the above signature to be the actual
handwriting OF The person therein mentioned Lisbon
is Dee, 1929. In testimony ot the truth,
(signed) JoAo CAETANO CORREA.
cory.
]. J. Pemberion Hutchinson. Consul OF The United
Safes Of America for the kingdom OF Portugal, &c do
hereby certify, that the foregoing signature OF Joao
Caetano Correa ia HE actual handwriting. and that he
il Notary Public, duly commissioned and sworn. ard
and that the acts stated in the foregoing deposition
correct and true.
a.. S In testimony whereof. have hereuuto set
my hand and seal of office at ibon, The twenty
day Of January, 1890.
] PEMBERTON HUTCHINSOF.
u Sodby JAMES McKILDoE, Ricim ,ud.
july 81. 23-w4w
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Mecklcr burg. Augu.t6.

FENO THE PU BLlC.-My Friends and the Friends
a OF Thomas Heiskeil, and the public generally. are
Informed that have taken interest with Mr. Heis.
kell in the CITY HOTEL North Third street. Phia-
deiPhio. MIR. Heiske being largely engaged in coal
mine, will have hut little time TO spare pay his usual
attention to the Hotel: therefore the whole greater
part of the management of the House will rest me;
and can assure the public ttat no pains attention
in my power shall he spared, 10 render those who may
favor with call, comfortable in every respect-
The advantages which this House possesses ever many
establishments, are generally known and renders il
necessary 10 say ally thing that subject at this
time, than that il il undergoing many repairs rendered
necessary from the OF time, and the great bust
ness which has been done in il. From the lime OF its
hrst opening, tile City lioel has done very large bu
sness perhaps than any other houe in the city
in This country. and il ought when the advantages il
has taken into consideration useless to patticu
afIZe them 10 those WIN have visited the House, but
TO that portion Of the public who have not, il may not
lie amss 10 mention particularly the Parors and
Chambers appropriated for Families, which all large
aud airy, fronting On the street. and furnished in a
hand'ome s,ile. Each Parlor has Bes Room attached
To IT, and il conruceI aud convenient to each
her that dodgers are never exposed TO the public part
OF the house. but private az IL they were in their
own houses-whch renders IL very pleasant for Ladies'
and well calculated TO give satisfaction as any house
OF the kind in that department. that have seen
As ioT The Genile1ens' Rooms, am sure there IL
house IN This city that has better. and very f. in this
country have hall so good. have brrn so long ensag
cd H. the public line in Petersburg Va where IL is so
very warm that II s necessary, indeed ndp bly, So
TO pay every attention in the construction Of public
house TO admit OF free circulation OF air. that think
myTtH something OF a judge; ana betier Rooms IN
thi- Hot never Every Room has large win
dow, eiber opening Third street, which is a very
wide onr or fine, large open space in the this
opening not only caused by the handsome large yard
attached 10 the house but has like wie the advantage OF
many yards belonging to private houses, which
down along size OF it, aud which look very pretty al.
uniting OF free circula lion Of air and adding very much
TO the comfort OF the inmates OF this splendid establish
menivery rare to he fos nd in large city Phadel
pLia Splendid Biths, great luxury in wea'
attached TO this comfortable resting place for the weary
travellers. Taking all toR Their am IN hopes that all
who may give trial will be comfortable while with
W, and pleased wi going away. The best Of Ser
wants that can be had, and the best Of every thing that
the market affords, will ne procured,bv
JOHN NIBIO.
Ph'a lelphia Angus, g. 1890 26-Si
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LAND FOR SALE.

Am THURSDAY, the 10Th OF August being Anne.
W Iis court day, will sell at Amelia Court Hou e
the highest bidder the tract Of md, OH hch Ste
phen c. Archer lately resided, situated Appomat,ox
river in the County OF Amelia, about four miles above
Gento bridge, and adjoining the lands Of Nm s. Hr.
cher djT Steger and others Itis supposed to contain
about 100 acres, between two arr hTee hundred Of
which liver and creeb low. grounds some of very
superior quality. The supply OF wood land /. album
daut The buildings consist Of spacious dwelling
house, in good repair, wheat barn, and tobacco
barns sufficient for curing large crop. Any person
desiring TO view the land may do by apple alton 10
Mr.. JolvI r. Robertson, who lives the place. TO
the subscribers who lives in the neghbourhood Terms
will be made known OH the dav of sale
STEPHEN G. ARCHER.
Byhis attorney JY.n. EGGLESTOyN.
July o IS-w7ws
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HhYSPEPSA.-The Subscriber, original dscovefer
n y Of the method OF curing tbs formidable dis
continues TO practice II at the coraer Of Wall and
Broaj Streets, New York
For the ssti-faction OF those who may desire the adj
vice Of a physician, he has associated with himself in
the prsctoe, DE- J. Nelson Jr, who will attend daily
al the rooms, examine all that may present, and a
ford medical advice where necessary.
10 opposition to the ialsehoods Of fumor, and TO the
frauds Of Interested pTetenders the publ; may
sured, that the subscrbe's remedy has neither leak
ed ont, nor been dseovered that he has present. but
one authorized agent, WHO is now at Balson; and
that he will give due notice Of the fact should he here
81 er appoint Others o HALSTEAD
July 90 2l- 1884,
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
Rseg Il N July tA iaof@ed Ore that 's;'t ,a.

EEE1z >.TENRAVELLERS are respect
SsF;ss ESarS a fully informed that the
ssSg3rSss&s sasse Western Stages TO Lynckburg,
-=,@sasEasfSs&cA<z SC. leave Richmond every Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday at O'Clock a. NJ, and
rive at Lynchburg the second day by =. NJ, and al
Salem the third day by 6 p. NJ where the Valley Nj all
line 10 Huntsville, Nashville, &c. is connected. Re
turning, leave SIem on Tuedays, Thursdays and Sa.
turdays at A. NJ and leave Lynchburg Wedne sdays,
Fridays aud Mondays, at a. M.-This arrangement
will give The passengers sufficient time for rest at
night AT Fiuke's on the Blue Ridge Mountain, this
ne is connected every trip by Caldwels line which
passes Fncase and the Sweet Springs, connecting
with Porter and Belden's line at the White Sulphur
Springs which runs to Guyandot,e the Ohio River.
Fare from Richmond TO Guyandole. $50 miles,
1926 75-To Salem, $50 miles, SI2-To Lynchburg,
100 miles. SO So The way fare is also reduced the
Lynchburg line.
For seats to the West apply at the Bar of the Union
Hotel Richmond
IAN baggage or property, whether belonging 10
passengers sent by the stage, at the risk Of the
ers thereof. a. PATTERSON
Proprietor Richmond and Salem Routes
June 4. S-wI2t-
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NEEDICAL COMMUNICATION -WI NOT the

az EDlCAL COM VIII not the
Iva ensuing narrative put TO the blush those Mcdi.
cal men in Philadelphia, and other parts OF the United
States who are exerDg every effort to prevent those
who afflicted Wi diseases for which Swanl's Pa
nacea is known to BE- an infable from using IL,
In this narrative We find the most distinguished Ply
scians OF Portugal, administering il TO their Patients.
Their magnaninty and freedom from prejudice il
strongly conrasted with the despcahe conduct OF ma
ny OF their professions brethren in this country.
Another observation may be made, both upon these
aud upon most OF the others that have been
ported, that the subjects upon whom il tried an
whom il relieved in the extrem-s of disease and
eAhauson the vigour Of their constitutions entirely
postrate and yet there ATE those who have the auda-
city say, that the medicine which .ad the hand
diese, sustained nouri.hed and cured them, contain
ed noxiou. ingredients! Surely, it must to all
that il IL contained any deeterious principle IL had
operated most mischievously upon those whose const.
tuons had the less strength to resist il.
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HID OSEHlLL FOR SALE.-Thc subscriber is au.
"a thorized 10 SCH this valuable estate in the county
OF Essex, lying upon the Rappahannock about ten miles
above Tappahannock. The tract contains by old survey
eight hundred and forysoven acres 797 Of which
are flat land leaving fifty Of high land, upon
which the buildings situated. The dwelling ouse is
large and commodous and there is every necessary out
house, the situation commands fine view Of the river,
and surrounding country, and healthy any upon
the river The wood land (about 200 acres) is situated
in the centre Of the tract making il equally convenient
TO every field This estate has generally equaod and
frequently surpassed any river land n the noghbor-
Rood In its products. Any person wishing 10 purchase
can have reference 10 Col WIN. Garnet, OF Mantapikc
who owned and lived upon the estate about 20 years Ny
brother, who Is upon the estate, will show il to any
one. Terms can be known by application 10 the subsor
Der. JOHN ". ROBINSON.
King & Queen, July a. 29-et
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VALUABLE TAVERN & FARM FOR LEASE -
v Will be leased 10 the highest hilher, Monday,
The 23d August ne x, (heing Halifax Court dsy) the
Tavern and Farm at this place, now occupied by me.
TIE stand, Tavern, is an excellent one, and the
houses ard fiables large and oommodious. There 10
being raised additional apartment for the private
Family.
The farm IL largethe land fres--snd produces lux
ufsDhy. Eight or ten hands may he worked on II to
advantage. FROM forty 10 siity thousand weight OF
Hay alone may be rsised on the place.
Possession will he given al Christmas, with the ptiv
lege OF seeding Wheat
RICHARD EDMUNDSON.
Halifax Courthouse. July 27 23-wtdl
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TENWENTY DOLLARS tREWARD.-.Rapaway
from the subscriber, about The brst OF this month,
a negro man named Aaron, who sometimes Is called
Aaron Dodson lie is nearly xix feet high, Of darn
brown complexion. and about IS years old. Being q
good bo1iman IL probable he has obtained free papers,
and IL at work on James River, or The Roanoke. TIE
above reward will be paid 10 any persoO who ~ de
liver the said negro 10 me. secure him III get
him again. HATHJ Y NENABLE
Fsgmville, June 20 i5wsw
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VIRGINIA, TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1880.

lust PUBLISHED.-Repor,s of cases arguel and
% determined in the Cour, at Appeals aud in the G. =
neral Court Of Virginia. BY Benjamin Watkins Leigh.
Vol lst-price So so. This book, with Gim-r's
ports complete sets OF Randopl's Reports; Hening
Sactes large; Journals OF the House Of Delegates al
Va from l776 to 1892 and Of the Conv enions Of 1915
and l7Sl-and the new maps OF Virginia, may be had
on application to VIM IL RicLa -Ison-at the Capitol in
the City OF Richmond. July % Pc
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ENANOVER LAND FOR SALE Having deter
n mined to remove TO the west, ] offer Tor sale my
tract of land in the county Of Hanover, containing a
bout $50 This land is about ten miles from the
City oi Richmond on the road leading from Richmond
to Frederick sburg aud lying Chickahominy Swamp
1t IL useless TO cay any thing about the land those
wishing 10 purchase, will OF course view the premises.
The land will be skewn by Mr. VIM Winston, Jr. resid-
ing thei con- FELIX WINSTON.
july I3. I6-u
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RENJAMIN II. MAGRUDER, ATTORNEY AT
Hp LAW, having lately removed to Scottsville, AL
bemarle County, will in future attend the Courts OF Flu
wanna, Albemarle and Buckingham, and the Superior
Courts holden for the County of Nelson.
May Z. l23-wSm
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EpUFFALOE MINERAL SPRING, situated in
N - the county Of Mecki- nburg, IVA 20 miles from
the Courthouse, from Ciark-va. at the junction OF
Dan and Sauoion Rivers, % from Halifax Courthouse
and 30 from Oxford The country, contiguous to thi,
Spring, is high aud healihy the atmosphere pure and
wholesome. As to the medicinal qualities OF this
ert. gentle and mild operatives. aud sausry efect
Is not surpassed by in the State. In this opinion
MN not alone -Drs VIM. j. and w. III. Palloe4 AMI
Lewis, whose certificates have hitherto accompanied
the advertisements, (snd which not deemed
~ TO insert again speak in the hgbest Of this
SpringAs TO accommodations, iis known il will be
INV interest and credit 10 make them good AZ can.
July g. I7-12t JOHN SPEED.
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NNTANTED to L-ase or Rent, for term oil wears.

AA/ ANIED TO Lease or Kent, tor term o years. a
Wv large Ferm-one that ten or twelve hands
could be employ ed on 10 advantage and not d.-
lance from Richmond, with Threshng Machine,
Barn, &c., would be preferred Persons having Farms
TO Rent. VIII direct line TO j. H. j., (post paid) the
Post Office az Richmond. and they will be promptly at
tended 10. Should J. Ii. j. not succeed IN renting
Farm TO his wishes, he would he glad TO join in part.
nership with some gentrman, in cul,ivaiug large
Farm, by furnishing parcel At hands Team &c an.
he would wish 10 attend .tricy TO the business him
self Aud, IA he has had leue Thy experience in agri
culture he can produce satisfactory testimony Of Lis
qualifications. &c. Aug 6. ID
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a POCKET-B0OK FOUND Found in the 20. ses.
IA zion Of one OF my negroes peck book containing
Sl2O, Which the get by application to me,
aud paying the cost OF this awe rtiseRent.
BENZ. L. WILLIAMSON.
King William. July % 22-u
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ENTITY DOLLARS REWARD Runaway from
~ the subscriber living at the deep run Coal Pits in
Eenrco county on the 10Th instant. negro man nam
ed Nick, about forty years old, feet or inches
high light complexion, thin vsage, and stammers lit
tie when spoken TO. The dress ne had on when be
went off grey casDett coat, blue pantaloons and
white wool hat. H. carried with him a suit of coarse
grey cSsioett The said Nick has one of his
hands, recoected; he has also several knots his
ears. will give reward Of twenty dollars for the APP
rrehenion OF The said slave IL taken bey ond the limits
Of the State aud all reasonable expenses paid or ten
dollars " taken within the State and delivered me at
the ssid ps, or seeureed in jill so that get him
gin. think II highly probable that lie has obtain
ei free papers and will attempt 10 pass as a free man
forewsrn all persons from harborng carrying him
out Of the State. FAC. McGRUDER
April 16 II7-n