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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-14

NTlRGINiA.-At a superior court of chancery- held
atthe capitol In the city of Richmond. on Satur-
day, March <7th 1880: Beisey McCredic, Knider Bell
and Adelaide his wife, formerly McCredie, and Robert
spriSgs, and Polly his wife, formerly McCredie pitts
against James Penn, executor of George McCredie
decd, George NcCredie and John McCrede de vsee rs
ct said George McCredie, decd. Walter Dunn, exor
OF John Graham, decd, Berley Randolph. ex'or OF
Harr, Het', who was ex'or of Samuel Clarke lee,
and William Long, dts.
On motion of the plaintiffs by counsel, this &c
dismissed AZ to all the defendants, except John ic
Creole and George McCrede, without costs nd
thereupon the cause came tn be heard on n.
original and supplemental bills of the plaintiffs IA ~
for confessed exhibits, and the records and proce l.
ngs lately pending in this court by the style of Nc
Creole vs.. Penn al, and Graham vs.. McCrede g.
al, and vas argued by counsel. On consideration.
whereof appearing that the whole personal estate
OF the s2id George McCredie, decd, hath been ex
hausted IN the payment Of debts the court doth order
Caf of the commissioners du .,.ie AM Ts55y. :
the court account of the real estate of George Nc
Crete the elder dec, e. OF the manner in which the
same hath been disposed of, and what parts IN, reof
and what rents and profits thereof have been received
by the said John, and George McCrede the Younger
OF eiuner OF them any other person persons for
them either Of the and the value of the said
estate and it's several parts that the commission
er do state account of the lesacies 10 the plaintiffs
in this suit, wing the amount Of principaI money
and interests due each that If REQUIRED
by either of the parties he also take account OF
debts 1t any, outstanding, and due from the estate ot
the said George Mctredie the elder, decd which NAV
be entitled TO out the real estate of the
said George Mcc rede the elder decd in preference
90 the plaintiffs gacies, with any other matters spe
cialiy stated, deemed pertinent by himself or which
a be required by the parties to be stated, and the
sad copn'ssioner is authorized 10 examine any of the
paIties IN solemn form touching the premises.
u copy Ieste, WV. q. PBsnLBros. Q. O.
CoMMIssIoNERs OFFicE. }
Richmond, .8ugua SIa 1880 {
The pastics interested will please take notice. that
NV" appointed the End day of November next to
rnmente the accounts directed by the foregoing
.srdcr e th- courts which day, ~ o O'clock A. M.
they are requ ed to attend my Office 70 doors above
''@ Va Banks with the necessary proofs and dozen.
oarnia, ready for examination and settlement
G2-.iaw2n AMOS LADD omm;ss,o,.r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-14

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u PrereniiOn better than Cure. m
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-14
Morgan's Strap.

UST received, u supply of MORGAN, celebrated
~ Razor Strap, possessing rare and valuable qua
"'ies. o- II. ID. SANXAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-14

'ruge, Medicines, &c. &c.
The subscriber has received part oi
his Spring supply of Drugs, Medicines
NC. aud expects to receive the remainder
by the first arrivals from New York,
Philadelphia and Baltimore He deems
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-14

vy>Hp fcciures i THIS institution, viii & immence ss
usual o. The last Monday n October. rhe sub
Jects taught ace
LIST Brllcs Leures, Bhetoac, iceie, N IA Empir
raj Phosoaiy, Criticism IN reference to Pes
tbe Zoe Arts, and TIE Philosophy OF ~, { PROBES.
cd nstheula,ics-P 5. Campbeil stewart Professor.
81 Law and PolIcc--James Scmpi., Professor.
Professor
OH Ancient Languages Danney Brown. Professor
6'h Na'ursl Philosophy and Chemisry-wm D Ro
Ecrs. Professor.
The expenses of a student for board inciu.
ding washing, fuel &c. $3.50
Tees to three Professors $50 each, aud meta.
physical class from the 22d of February, $40, 20
Naturalization Fee. s
los
The expenses Of student. the second year. 1855
Law students should bring with them, the Virginia
Laws acts of Congress and fuckers Blackstone They
will have the use Of well selected Library necessary
expenses for the course. sis
The School Of Ancient Languages in which Ar,th.
metic, English Grammar and Geography, make n mart
n the course OF instruction. begins LIST day of
ocooer and ends on the last day Of August: expenses
The Faculty is not authorized to permit student to
board out OF College, except the written reques, of
the parent or guardian, nor in any is be
paid Tor board. than the charges above mentioned
half of which must be paid when the student enters
College and the other half nj the expratiop of half
the term.
II rs believed that :he Laws and Regulations of this
institution as recently modified, present so MANY in
w o'uu'ous orderly habits, provide
SO many checks to Incidence and misconduct as to Sc
cure the utmost diligence and propriey of behaviour
ON the part oil scholars and students For the in
formation OF the religious community it may be proper
to remark that by statute of the Visitors, the college
chapel has been opened and students (ithout being
comPeiied) will have opportunity of attending
prayers every morning previous the commencement
o the daily Collegiate exercises.
rhey who are DESTROYS to enter any of the classes,
the ensuing Session, earnestly advised TO be pre-
sent at the commencement, of the course as much
injury will result from delay in this particular.
a. EMPlE, Pres.
The National intelligence, u Telegraph Rich
mond Enquirer, Constitutional Wing, {. Star, Fay
etteriile Observer, Newburn S~ntnei, cape Fear Re
corler, Norfolk Herald and Petersburg Old Domin ION,
ae requested to publish the above notice once a fmt-
night until the opening of the College.
Sept4 64--1af
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-14

fsNo MR. PENDlErON HARDWOOD, who is not an mhab
nen OF Virginia Take ne,ice: That on Tuesday the 9th
daV OF November eighteen hundred and thirty the
hours oil ten Nj and six M the Tavern John VI
fGe LOUISA county, Virginia. shall take the dispositions
Of Jesse NJ White Others be read "a evidence IN
Snancey ss pending IN the county of Louisa
arne aud William White, defendants The taking If moi
completed on that day, will be adjourned day to day ill
finished. Yours ARTHUR CLAYTON
2i-Wdw
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-14

aug 5-d4t W cat {
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-21
ClGy's Hch Ointment.

For pcasantness, safety, expedition, ard cer- tany, infinitely superior 10 any other cure for that torIne ntng disorder.
 Price 9 cents per box.
 Clay's Stomach Bitters. They will he found in all cases Of the following de- scsipon to give relief: Nausea, Vomiting Heartbasn. Cosiivemess, Weakness at the Breast. Pain in the Stomach Loss of Appe, and all other symptoms of Lndge estDn and Flaalence, and as nervous cordial, is net to he surpassed by any thing. Price 9 ceaisa box.
 , PcGrg I'0Otk POaoder. This celebrated Powder needs no recommendation every gentleman and lady should be ia the constant use of they wish to preserve their teeth from de- cay. .aad have them appear of beautiful peariy whiie- Ress. Price 25 cents box.
 Sold bg Sams'el Bisei. Abbe {, Barnes, aud Lee S1 Bsckaoith. .........
 D. CLAY. Litchfeld, June 24. 1880 ly2
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-21
IttcDheIO 75Mqitfrer !: PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MOANING,
 By HENRY ADAMS. -

TER dS.-To village and single mail subscribers dollars per year, payable before the expiration O six months. F 47 San.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-21
PcarI I'OOth POaoder.
LOST.

nN the 9th instant, near OshOrn's tavern. O on the road leading from Bradleyvile to this village. small BUNDLE, containing several articles of Clothing. The finder will bs rewarded by leaving said bundle at this Of- flee. 1a Oct. IS
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-21

l. To lead life fsobriety-giving tc the term its most comprehensive meaning
 The experience of all who have had ar opportunity of observing the diseases o warm and unhealthy climates, has conyin- ced them, that under similar degrees of ex- posture, the strictly temperate-the ab- sterhious, both in eating and drinking, are those who are the least liable to be affect ed with disease. ..a,.- 2. Always to wear woollcn garments, and flannel next tho skin. These, by pre- serving the body of an equable tempera- ture, guard it in great measure, from the influence of the cold and and humid atrnos- phere to which it is exposed. In situa- tions where impure air abounds, cover- ing of gauge or thin muslin for the face, has been suggested as a means ofprevent- ing the deleterious poison from entering the lungs in breathing. How far 1t answers the purpose we are unable to say.
 3. To remain at rest as little as possi- ble, neither to sit nor lie upon the ground, and above all, never to fall asleep.
 4. The periods of which exposure is the most injurious, are during the frs, hours of
 
 cede the rising of the sun hence, if possi- ble, we should protect ourselves during these periods, even though exposure may be necessary during the interven- ing time. It is the custom in some of the cities of Italy, for the inhabitants to sc- clude themselves in their houses during the first and most copious fall of dew, which generally accompanies the close of hot day; but the moment this appears to be over, they sally forth again and for sev- eral hours, the streets are even more crowded than in the day. We do not ad- wise such practice, but merely refer to it in order to show that experience has taught them to consider the air of the middle por- ton of the night as the least injurious to the system.-Journal of Health. 4
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-21
TaNahasse !. Sept. '.

1UIENNNSses SGpt.9 V Catching e POrpoise.-During the late warm weather some of our friends visited the coast, and amused themselves by mak- ing excursions upon the 'vasty deep.' '- Though perhaps inferior to the Nantuck- et men in skill, they have shown themselves their equals in .temerity, on several occa- sions, in waging war upon the finny tribe. We have heard of several Imaginable ocs
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-21
\ No. t':.l .1l9G'..-WuoLE g.. No. 2272

currences originating in the inexperierce oi our landsmen. An individual who had always considered himself a match for any thing of equal weight, either quadruped or biped; discovered d shoal of porpoises; he did not doubt, therefore, the issue of a con- test with fish. He accordingly equipped himself with harpoon, and having fast- ened the cord attached to it to his own per- son, he stood deliberately waiting for an opportunity to capture one of the monsters. Al lengthoh ofremarkable size approach ed the boat, putting and blowing like steamer, and our hero, who had furnished himself with less of line, perhaps; than regular whaleman would have used, hurl- ed his instrument of death with fatal pre- cision. The porpoise darted offlike light ming, bearing through the waves harpoon and harpooner Luckily the cord at length gave way, and released him of the harpoon from the necessity of continuing his un- pleasant ride. He asserts that he will never again be caught fastened to the same rope with a porpoise. He even begins to doubt his ability to cope with Old Joe,' d patriarcha alligator well known on the coast by this sobriquet. which he has long been endeavoring to catch, in order to ex- hibit him as a trophy to his friends.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-21

Is it not general impression among tiIs
 neonle. that isaac, when he was aboat s0
 be offered up by Abraham, was q mere child. little boy and not. although calls ed lad, young man of at least thirty, as bIe 10 carry the sacriicial wood uP @ the mountain, and whom his father probably could not have bound, without his own pis ous acquiescenceI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-20
TIE BRODHEADS.
Ernnl "a LlosLnn LulLLnnL.

FROM me JO5tOH JoiIHn
Bosrns Navy AGEsr.-DapIel -. Brodhead
has been nominated 10 this office. Ia the place
of Richard D. Harri5s rcmored. We deeply de-
precate and deem il a duty to denounce o the
people, the existing system oil " removals aud
punishmenrs." for mlldelty or fidelity, not to
God and TIM country, but to political Dason
Read these facts ~ Illustration OF that wretChed
system.
The Hon aud Rtu. John Brodhend Of n. II.
TWO years ago published a certificate Of Cen.
Jack,on's p,.Ly. aud miidnf@, aud morality
He Is now member oi Congress, and goes
the WHOLE for Jackson, ond against his own
state.
II Mark the result.
HIS Sua. Dr.. Br0dhe1d has been appointed
clerk in the 2d Comptroller Office al Wash
ington. Salary $500.
HIS sos, JosePh Broihead, Assistant Measu
rer ~ Boston Custom House. Salary $500.
lis SoH, Daniel d. Brodhead nominated fot
Navy Agent. Boston. Pay abo"; $1,000.
Mr. Brodbead has had contract 10 supple
cloths aud groceries. for the Navy, for sever
al years.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-20
Bagwell, Smith and Hannah
Commission Merchants,
RICHMOND,

IPy ? AVlNG taken Samne Hannah as a part
G neu in our concern in Richmond, the bu-
sness in future " i'll be conducted under the
firm of Bagweil, Smith and Hannah, and under
the superniendanoe aud management OF MI.
Hannah, 10 person.
We shall continue our business here, and will
i, future transact Comm lss Oh Business, anh
respectfully tender om services TO The public in
that capacity. Advances will be made on pro-
duce wheu placed IN our hands, il required. :.
SMITH, bAGWELL K Co.
Feb. 6mi49
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-20
To Mr.. Peyton Hunter and Rameth

his wife,
VOU are hereby notified. that we shall take
IL the atHdayits of Daniel Ramey and 9th
en- at the Tavern Of James NJ Smith, at Henry
Court House, Virginia, on the second Monday
IN July next, 10 be read as evidence before
the COMMISSIONED of the Lynchburg Chancery
District Court, in matter of account directed
by snid Churt, in a suit therein depending, in
which we are plaintiffs, aud yourselves aud
others nre defendants As you are not inhab-
itants OF this State, ws take this method OIL
giving you notice.
DAVID & WM. KYLE, Surviy-
ing partners OF the late firm of
kyles u Mays.
Map % 4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-20

S,NfOTiCE.-rhe Subscriber having deter,
IN mined TO discontinue business In this
place, earnestly requests those indebted TO him
(by bond OF otherwise,) 10 make immediate
payment to Mr.. William Digges, who is alone
authorised TO settle the same and those hav
ing claims, will presen, them fov adjustment
All those indebted 10 the concern OF S & NJ,
Allen Co. are requested to make immediate
payment. as longer Indulgence canno. be Civ.
en-. b. w. HEWSON.
Maya
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-20
+" Fortunes Cottage" Lynchbarg, May II.
PATRONS AND ADVENTllkERS.
i" A word or two before we par

A wordo or two before we part
ISN retiring from business in this place the
g subscriber bags leave to offer his unteigned
acknowledgements to his patrons for their sup.
port durine The continuance OF 'tFoltane' 5
Couage"-ana most respectfully invites the
former cusiomers OF the " Cottage 10 address
their orders for Tickets to Hewson's Office,
Petersburg, Va where they will be punctuay
attended to. Customers may be animated wuh
the pleasing intelligence that aladam For
tune will ever be watching with tenderness
and affection, 10 smile Oh their hopes and ad
yentnres-hcHT her
Proclamation to HeWson'S Customers,
Petersburg, Va.
Whereas II has been represented to me at my
A." Golden Paldct,' that Fortunes Cottage is
discontinued, and it appearing by satisfactory
evidence, that have heretofore gwen my in
iluence 10 tlewsnns customers, |, =" Dame Foi =
Iune' by andw the advice Of all The lille
goddcsSes assembled before me, iohereIby constr
tute and appoint b. W. Hewson, NV lawful
agent in my name, 10 deaf out cash to all those
who make application to him for the same
and for the very since e love and yeneration
"hlch feel for the lolmer patrons of !" For
tunes Cottage" he is consequently vested
with full power and suhority to dispense to
each Of item Humping Capital, calculated
to giadden their heurtS and fiji their pockets
Done al the Golden Palace, by the particular
request OF my agcHt formerly posted at For
tune cottage Send your orders witho Ut
delay TO HEW SONS OFFICE
OF Luck, Petersburg Va.
May II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-20
NOZZLE. (AL,s Arm 81.

M3BiLE. (AL,s ArRlL 81.
A case of some importance, and which excited
considerable interest, was decided on WedneS-
day last, AZ the Circuit Court, now in session
in this City.
In the summer of 1896 the Bank of Mobile
Ind returned, protested tor non-payment from
New York, - Bal of Exchange for 5Ou0 dol
lars, which was endorsed by MIR. John Blood
good, merchant Of this city, and which had
been discounted at the Bank. A. the time This
Bill was returned. Mr.. Bloodgood had left this
ciiy for New York to make his customary ar
engagements for The ensuing season, leaving his
business in operation here, and lis interests
IN the hands OF an agent. Notice was lmme-
diaiely given the agent of the return otihe Bill,
and payment or security thereof demanded Ivy
the officers of the Bank-no arrangement,
however. was proposed that proved acceptable,
and a writ of attachment was sued out by A w.
Gordon, Esq Cashier aud agent of the Bank,
against the property and effects OF Mr.. Blood
good.
BY the Laws of this State in order 10 a legal
right 10 writ Of this nature, affidavit is reqnis-
lite that the adverse party is indebted and that
he sccretrs himself or absconds, SO that ordi-
nary process cannot be served upon him--or
that he resides without the limits of this Sta'e !;
y also that the writ is mol sued out for the pur-
pose of harassing or vexing the defendant On
the ground that be had not placed himself in
q situation that entitled the Bank 10 his summ-a
nv remedy, Mr.. Boodgood instituted suit
against Mr.. Gordon, alleging that the attach
rRsnt was wrong fully and vexainusly sued out
10 the great injury of hi credit and reputation
as merchant, and laying his damages at sew
raj thousand dollars. The case was conducted
by II. Hi chcock and A p. Baghy, Esqs for the
Plandir, aud defended by 5. Acre and Jno. FL
lott Esqrs. The Jury re,urned verdict tor Mr.
Boodgood of 4 500 dollars.
The principle settled by this decision, and
which has AN important bearing, In this com
manity, is, that a merchant does not forfeit his
residence by temporary absence TO the Ar
lantic cities for his annual supplies.
Comm Reg
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-20

ANOTHER EXPLOSION The Hat che
GALAXY ofthe 18Th April. says - Inc steam
boat William Tell recently burst her boiler near
the mouth of Red River, aud sunk. Boat ane
cargo entirely lost"