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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-14

ITO Philip II. Baird and Polly his aifr. VIM. II.
Mccall, Benjamin Mccall, Nancy Mccall, John
Miller, adm'or of Benjamin Johnson, decd, John
Thurman, Alfred Puryesr, Jane f. Tarnman. Leti,ia
+. Thurman, John +. aruman, VIM. T. Tsurman-and
Robert w. Taurmsn.
You, not being residents of This Commouw ealth, are
required to take notice, that shall, Monday, the
I'm January next. at the house of william Hughes in
the county of Fiuvanna, between the hours of nine in
the morning and six in the evening, take the deposition
os the said VIM. Hughes, and Thursday the 10Th
January next, SHALL between the same hours at my
house in Hanover county, take the dispositions Of
Charles Hughes and Margaret Iiughes-to be read as
evidence on the trial of suit now dependnr in the
Richmond Superior Court of Chancery, in which | am
plaintiff and and Zachsriah McGru,ler in his own
right and atlm'or of Elizabeth Johnson decd in
her will annexed and the said Zacharah and Frances
his wife, IN her right, and VIM. Thurman atlm'or of
Thomas Puryesr, scnr. deed, and Edmund d. Ford
and Frances l'is wife, Thomas Puryear, jr., YIN
Puryear, Sarah Puryear and Jane Prryear, are de-
PENDANTS II from the said deposition should
not be commenced on the respective days aforesaid or
being conmen' ed completed, they will be taken
or commenced on The day and SO ON from day TO
day until completed, between the same hours and at
the same places-when you may attend, if you think
proper. JANE PIIRyEaR
dec S-1aw4iR
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LEES
d, HIGHLY LUPROVED
FAMILY EEEDTCFNES.

4 En- . AnlI Bilious Pills, admirably udap'ed n
M carry oil superluous bile, and to prevent lis
morbid secrctons. Price % and so cts. per how. IN
tin boxes zoe pei "o'' III
LEES Worm Lozcnges, certain and powcrfnI
remedy Tor destroying all kinds of worms Price 20
cents per box, in tin boxes.
LEE 3 Elixir, certain and cGectua remedy for
81 per bottle. w. i'''
LEES Sovereign Ointment for the Itch. warron,
ca 10 cure from one application free from mercury or
any pGrnlcious Ingredient Price 37J cents per box
LEE genuine Persian Lotion renders tho sim
Geicateiy SOFT and smooth, improves the complexion
Price so cts per bottle
LEES Essence and Extract of Nrs,ord m &c,
hole remedy for sprains, bruises rheumatism, rm,,b
ness &c Price s per bottle.
LEES Llp-Salve. Price so cts. per HOY
LEE S Nervous Cordial, or Grand Res,oro,iyo g,
most valuable medicine for great and general debiI,
ty nervous disorders loss of appetite, &c Price q,
per bottle. A'''e -
LEES Aguc and Fever Drops, warranted to euro
bottle. '' - 'e"'S PCT
LEES Indian Vcgetabl" Specific, a certain and Of
iectual cure for venercul and gonorhua. Price Q =
each, box and bottle ''
LEES Tooth Ach Drops, Which give immod,o,o
relief Price so cts. per bottle.
LEE Tooth Powder, which cleanses and boou,i
hes the teeth Price so cts. per bottle
hEES Eve Water, a certain cure for soro o,.o.
Price so cts per bottle '''' =! '''
LEES Anodyne Elixir, for the curcorh head oc,os
-ictSl per bottle. '' "''''S'
LEES Corn Plaster, for removing and dce,ro,,,r,
FhS' IHce 80 Cts per packet For sale by %
Wv ia" ii e McNENJNP
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-14
PARIS FASRTONs

F.9NCYSILK GOODS. .WERLNO STI3WyS. sc
'E'HE following elegant, new aud fashiona bio S,lks
are Just received, and now opening by the sub
scrlber, and for 5 lie at reduced prices
Rich changeabIe figured "Lloncsc, silks Of new and
elegait patterns
Bive pieces more of those rich and glossy black Ia
ian hustrIngs, which have given so much satisfac-
ton to former purchasers
Black figured mandorlnes, to ladies in mourning, q
desirable article - -
Rich lead co!ored figured Egyptancnne, to those la
dies waiting for the article
Elegant figured and striped orentaline. for cvan;Do
dresses lug
ALSO:
Red, white and black rnerino long and square shaws
Thybet wool square shawIs
Colo7ed Engllsl, nerino cloths
Glossy white French satiins
With many new and fashionable fancy Dry Goods
opening and for sale at
Il ii JENKINS
herino Shawl Linen and Fancy Dry Good Store.
dec 81
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Chocolate, Loaf Sugar, Cheese, &c.
Receeing for sale, per Scho,ner Dean S,c, Tdniirs
SDn and .UinerrG.
~ Cases superior Chunpa gne wine
50 hhds sugars, I'd and Sd qualities
> do superior Antigua rum
Choice Cognac brandy
Spermareu candles
60 boxes "Jackson's" mould DO
gao do various brands do
GO boxes Bakers" fimilv Chocolate
bids very old aud superior Jamaica rum
Cut nails, in'casks Of 100 lbs each, from Sd to
20 penny
Cotton yaru, No Gtoi 10
Soal leather
Goshen cheese, large size
Foncv soap IN boxes
Salt, Liverpool ill d .aCks
New furniture, sofas, chairs, Sc
Indigo ccroons
New England shad
Do behring's
dec oS-3t DAVENPORT. ALLEN &, Co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-14
Maltc-Brun School Geography,


"A system OF school Geography, chiefly derived
L y from Matte Brun, and arranged accordinr 10
me inductiye plan of instruction, by s. Griswold
uoodrich illustrated by several hundred enrruy of
manners, customs, &c. Of the universe. Acco,nua
MED by handsome coloured atlas of nineteen maps
Just published and for sale, By
dec % II >r,c,,
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Winter Goods.

pOlNT, duifi, and fancy striped blankets
- D. "a, lO-4, ia, I'D, and lsS-4 rose do
=, some very superior, of our importation
iiaTe back, and dark mkt kcrscyS, for negro men
Dark striped lInsey, for negro women
II large assortment of Gentlemcn's Tartan pI,,d
cam6le, and plaid camblet cloaks
80 DO OF Ladies crcassian, imitation Marine,
and silk do
ked hannc.s OF every quality; some CT our mpor-
iatI1n, Of very superior quality
White do DO do
Low priced darl; mkt sattinets
~ pcrlor Oxford steel, cadet and princes mix, do
y large assortment of cloths and cassimcrs of eve
ry colour and quality
For sale. on very favorable terms by
dec lS-2It MrLo, S.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-14

NlRGNlA:At rules holden tue clerks Office Of In,
superior Of chancey for the Richmond district the
lst day cf November 1880 Robert Ryes pli against Wm
Giai, admor Of Seymour Scott, dec the aid VIM Gillia,
and John Glat III their rights, WIN. g. Pendeton and
Herbert a. claiborne, dts.
The defendant John GiIiat, having entered his appcar
ance and gwen security according tine Assembly and
me u'o OF is court, and appearing by satisfactory eyi
co. ma, Use said defendant do appear the day Of
VIC next January tenn aud answer the bill II Inc an and
paper published in the city of Richmond, two months sue
cessiyey, aud posted the front door On, capol in NJ
Nv y" o.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-14
SNOCkOE HILL ACADEMY AND


'sNHE Principal Of his Institution takca the pre-
sent occasion TO return his warmcst thanks 10
the public, for the very liberal PATRONAGE which his
sch0oi has uniformly received since its establishment,
Every thing within the power of individual exer
tiUn has been accomplished. to render this school all
.u' can DC desired IN an Academica Institution; and
the liberal patronage of an enlightened coron,uni,v
is the hest proof oi It's literary advantage It viii
next. ''
ter'S from 10 TO GO dollars per annunl. according
to the advancement of the pupil Boardrrs can he
received in the family Of the Principal for so per
a'inuh'. OLIVER. a. SHAW.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-14
BOOKS and SY.4IIO.NERY

'nEht j. SMITH respectfully acquants the
"a public, he has purchased from Collins E. Co
Their entire stock OF books stationery &C. in the ci,y
OF Richmond, and that he will continue in the store
,otnery occupied by them. lie hopes that the faci-
ities heretofore experienced by the friends and c.
TONERS OF the Establishment which be thinks will not
be diminished) will induce them to continue ,be;r
fayors. -'
The present. stock is large aud well assorted and
he Is sure that the most strenuous exerions or tho
House will be Csed 10 increase lis valce and r-;ye
eIal satisfaction. S'e ss"'
Richmond, January 1st, 1851.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-14

.MsssrS John ~. .Mc.uorough & .augssi,is Carsoi,
G. ENTLEME EN-: Please take notice that shall.
"a on Thursday tho 18th day OF January next be
OF liezoEsh Ford, IN the county of Cumberland pro
cHed TO take the dispositions of Stephen Cook and o.
thers to be read as evidence in a certain suit now
pendlng IN the Superior Court of Chanccry for the
hichmond District wherein, am plaintiff. and Rich
ard Gordon, sheriff of Cumberland county, and as
snch, adm or dc bons non with the will annexed of
george Carson Sr. decd your. and others arc
oeiIhGa1's; and II from any cause, the taking of the
said dispositions shall not be completed on t6u, dav
the taking of the will be continued TO the ueyl
day. and from day to day thereafter, between the
hours OF sunrise and sunset of each day, until they
shall be finished; when and where YOU NAV attend i
you think fit RICHARD'A RISON nv
Gee S-lawir LEWIS LIZ, Tu hi, mr. d, in
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-14
Chemistry Of the Arts.

Chcmlstry Of the Arts.
E'HE Chemistry Of the Arts; beinn y
practical display of the arts and rnanuloclS2os
which depend upon chemical principles, with hume
chemist, adapted to the United States: ;yi,b traoo
tons '"S' "uui-
ny Arthur l.. Porter, Late Professor of Chemis,rv
~ tIle University OF Vermont.-Just published, and
oi J saie ~, 0y J. II. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-14

NOTICE.
H. BLhMIRE axes this method Of informing
~ ms customers and the public orbi7 dnilv nvnoc
iaion from PHILADELPHIA Of a supply If E,rsI Ig,,
2se"S embracing every useful article for Kirchcn
uaruen--and can, he believes with confidence. rc'
commend them as genuine. "''' ~.
-. d. -. ~. B. feels thankful to his friends and
tho public Tor their liberal paronap-, dnrno tc ra1,
season. '''"s ~ Pa4S
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-14
dec 98-3t DAVENPORT, ALLEN & Co.
IRISH ETMEN STORE,

NSS "A A4 S Elm STO NE,
no h'WILIEH AVID OTHERS
House Keeping Articles, &c. sc.
A Il X H. JENKINS will b. 4.und the follow
"a ing goods of recent imporra,ions:
FiNc cases Irish and German shirtinr
Linens OF all prices and qualities, warranted pure
flax md grass bleach
One case Oust opcnodl rich double Damask for tab.
coths-iuii yd~ s. p yds w,de-ncw patterns
I'd and Sd single Damask do do
Elegant Damask b'Tdercd table cloths. from ~ yds
long TO 9 yds IN iength-rich and elegant
A few do2 cheap napkins
Turkey red table covers
Brown linen French 90 do
Linen cambria and hnCn cambria pocket LdkCs
irish sheetings- German sicc;ings &c &c
PERSONS wanting any of the above description of
men goods, may be assured OF finding general as
sVF"eh'' al inc most reduced pric s. warranted grass
bleach and ell linen and for sale hy the niece hnIt
piece or yard, at
Il. II. JENKINS
MGnno Shawl, Linen and Fancy Dry Good Store.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-14

New Books at NASH'S.
NEUROLOGICAL Institutions or a View of tho
Evidences Doctrines, Morals and Institutions
OF Christianity. BY Richard Walton (chea p)
France in $1,000. BY Lady Morgan
Halsteads new hod of curing Dyspepsia
Russels modern Europe, and cheap edition, 3
vols ' -
Advice to Young Christians
And further supplies Of many new and interesting
WORKS received by ]. f. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-14

RECETJ'LNG FOR Sale,
VOULES Patent shu, and bar lead
~ Sweet Maaga wine, Newark cider
Goshen cheese, Lees soap new mould candles
Currants, Jamaica rum, Irish wbiskev
Canary and Port wines &c.
dec 22-3t OTIS. DUNLOP g. Co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-14

.aL.B.4.N.4CKS .HDCCC XXXL
'EN1E Citizens and Farmers AImanack.
Do Gentcman's Almanacl and Pocke, Com
panlon.
Do German Calendar
Do Churchman'S Almanack.
-" Citizens and Farmers Yearly Messenger.
Do Christian Almanack
Do Virginia and North Carolina Almauack.
For sale by COLLINS s. co
dec ~ ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-14
IN CHANCERY.-In HemcJ
. Office, December Rules, 1850.

- UHce, UecemDtF KuICs, IJJO
William Anderson Camel,
against i
john y. Cabel, Betsy Cahei, and james Cau.I)
heirs Of George Cabcll, decd, dcNs
Inc defendant John Cdbe not having appsar
acc ana given security according the Assembly, and
ihc rules OF this Court and appearing by satsIac tory ey
c.nce That he not nhabtant Of country. u is order
Cd, that the said defendant do appear here ON the first av ri
the next March term aud the bill or the plaintiff and
That copy OF this order be forthwith inserted ~ the Copst
uDda Wing, newspaper pUbledj the ty Of Rchu,ond
~" Two months successfully aud posted al Tive 'front.' door Of te
Court House Of this county. VIZ
81 copy. Tese, LOFTlN ". EtIETT % r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-14

THNWELVE Funeral Sermons delivered in New
a York, and elsewhere, occasion of the death
ct III" Right Rev. John Henry Hobart. D. D. Bshop
81 the Protestant Episcopal Church, in the State Of
New Iur5-io which VIII be prefxcd, n sketch CT
icU'e aud Character Of this eminent Prclafo with n
Portrait rom valuable original Painting, to hc en-
Ef1gcd by cuirent Artist.
The Work viii be printed in handsome style and
delivered IN black cloth, at he low price Of one dol
lar: Subscriptions received by
Gce COLLINS . CO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-14

TIRGlNA At rules holden the clerks office OF the s0
pc Tor court ofcIancery for the Richmond district the 9Th
day Of July 1880 Jonahdn Creery pitt against Ma and
Finley merchants aud partners, Myer Myers, r. e. Sjmpsn
and John VIM and l.. r Mister dts.
The defendants II H. Simpson, Nlar and Finley John
VIM a"h l. Il Mister not having entered their appearance
and security according the Of assembly & the Ies
OF tins court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that
ey are not inhabitants Oh is country; is ordered, the
SAID defendants do appeI here the FIRST the next
uay lcnn AID answer The bill Of the plaintiff that copy
81 this order he forthwith inserted IN some newspaper publish
ell IN the city Of Richmond for months sncccssyely AND
posted at the front door o the capitol in The said city.
~ copy. 1cstc WIS.,. &. PEyprrfoy T. r.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-08-06

From the New York American, July ls. LATE NEWS, AND IMPORTANT IF TRUE.
 The following interesting news is taken from a Boston paper of Saturday evening, which came to hand after our paper ready for the press
 By tho brig Nereus at Boston from London, whence she sailed June Sd, and the Downs on the 9th JuDe accounts have been received to the evening of the 3d. which speaks of further and great success of the Poles,
 The London Star, of the evening of the Sd, says that the brave Polish commander has completely outgeneraed the Russians While Il Polish corps was amusing them at Minsk, Skrzynecki united all the corps on his left, crossed the Bug and taking Ostrolenka by assault proceeded to Lomza, defeat ed the Russian guards at Tychosn, and in fact oc- cupied the whole country between the Bug and Ma rev.
 Accounts from Warsaw of 25th May, Jeff Debitsch on the route to Ostrolenka, for Byayastock with no other resource but to throw himself on the pro- tecton of Prussia, as Dwernicki did upon the Aus trans He has, however, to cross the Bug, and Ma rev, with Polish corps every side of him. By this masterly movement, the Polish General has placed himself in contact with the Sanogtans, Lhuanians, and other revolted districts, by whose population his army will be greatly augmented The march of Skrzynecki is said to be unparalleled in modern warfare
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-08-06

grew over the precpce and trusting branch tree Sa rnr %G,s1 hsy G wa by its breskng thrown into the
 The appearance well described by MT Stewart pre- snted in most remarkable the American side the Niagara falls when the observer approaches nearly as possible to the bottom cataract looks up through
 the torrent as doubles the barrier of rocks ap-
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-08-06

Refusal When was child my mother sent me to man to ask for the refusal of certain thing looked at her in astonshment-I could not for the soul of me know why she troubled herself to ob- tain the refusal of what she wanted. Nor when it was explained to me, could make either head or tail of the idea. knew what language meant; and had pretty clear notion of the meaning of the word refusai-but hsw Yefusat could mean taUov, puzzled me then and puzzles me yet.-Yankee.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-08-06

The Baltimore papers announce the lamepted decease of the Governor of the State of Maryland, DANIEL MARTIN, Esq. He died at his residence near Easton after an illness of three days. By this Arundel County, President of the Executive Coun- cil becomes Governor of the State-Naf Lut
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-08-06

President of the United States.-There have been, including the present. seven Presidents. The names of four fthem ended in the letters ON. The names othree of them ended in the letters SON, but neither of these three had a son. All of them were mar ried; but three of them were childess. The son othe only one, that had son. was one of the seven Four of the seven are dead; and three of them died on the Fourth of uly.-Boston Duly Ado.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-08-06

Gen. BERNARD has resigned his situation as As of the United States. He retiles from service, with determination to return with his family immediate y to France, whither he considers himself bound to go by the obligations of patriotism. The loss of so able and efficient an officer may be truly termed national one.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-08-06

Rcrenueofth the United Statcs.-It has been said that the Revenue will enteed that of the last year by frt or sir millions of dollars.
 The New-York Mercantile Advertiser of the 14th gives the following information of the amount of du
 ties at that port which leads one to believe, that the above estimate may not go far beyond the truth.
 ''The amount of duties paid, or secured to be paid at our Custom House during the first quarter of the present year, January to March inclusive was three millions nine hundred and fifty thousand dollars exceeding by about million and half the reve- nue of the corresponding quarter of 1880. The ac- count for the second quarter of this year, ending Both June, is not yet made up, but there is every reason to believe that it will much exceed the amount of the first quarter"
 We are much astonished at the burst of enthusi- asm which follows in the Mercantile Advertiser.- There is no assgnable limit to the prosperity of N. York.
 "When we contemplate the immense amount of revenue collected here, we naturally think of the extent of our foreign commerce-the large fleets of vessels which crowd our wharves-the numerous enterprisng foreigners who flock to our city, and own merchants too, who from every quarter of our extended Republic seek here market for their pro- duce and supplies for their consumption. When we contemplate our rivers, canals, and roads, all leading to this metropolis, and the facilities afforded thereby for the transportation of produce and mer- chandize-and added to a the capital and enter prize of our own merchants, we cannot refain from feeling inward satisfaction at the prosperity ofour city, and predicting, that at very future day, N York, in population and in wealth, will outstrp the most sangune ancipations of her citizens, and that she wi in all probability, before another century passes, rank among the first if not the very first of cities in the world"
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-08-06

Fayetteoiile Suferers.-In seven wars in New. York $lO,292 6S has been collected forhe relief oi the sufferers of Fayetteville The seve, remaining wards had not reported.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-08-06

these were subscribed for in North and South Caro- lima, and though they were anxious at hrst for the books many olthem refuse to take them now !! l have no doubt but they will finally succeed in sup pressing the work, as they fear my writings more than the whole United States, since they find me proof against bribery In the West, think the U. States Bank have hand in it, as am hard against it. Is this religion Meantime, am grleved to the heart for my poor patient workinen, whose children are crying for bread, and themselves chased from place to place by constables and am not able to help them The city is drained of every cent by those religious robbers They held seventeen days meeting here, while was on a visit and even en- tered into the brothes for money. Vice stalks abroad at noon day Infants newly born, are found, with their throats cut; and abandoned are the presses here not word of it is published. This IS the pic ture of our memorable city, while hundreds of peo- pie too lazy to work are nocking here for offices.
 I am not afraid of losing the sale of my book on account of my misfortune in forwarding. The Geor- gans are the noblest people in the United States Had it not been for the generosity of Savannah, l must have wanted bread! Dear people! may heaven reward them. For the sake of the other towns, am sorry Milledgevile behaved so i'll. It was real y too vulgar for them to insult me with that big ed pigmy and quite unbecoming to tease me with the importuntes of that outandish literary block head that wears the spectacles. My friends in Sa- vannah are much hurt at the notice take of the Mil edgevans; but it is their fault had they apoo- glZed, would have suppressed thelr conduct
 Dear sir, my address is always "Wasbington Ci- ty" Please send the books as heretofore directed (if ever you get them) to Columbus; the people there want them badly.
 Before concluding, let me tell you measure have in contemplation for the benefit of the repub- can party and the credit of the country. You know that Kendall the fourth auditor, and Blair the editor of the Globe, are both Clay men with thin coating of Jackson white wash. The democrats have no confidence in them, and their connexion with the government is bringing odum upon the Admnistra- tion as that slanderer and changing Duff Green did before them To do away the danger, I shall pro- pose to the President their dismssion. and to appoint me as their successor. with perfect ease dis charge the duties of both stations and being re- publican by intuition full confidence will be placed in the government paper and the character of the Treasury Department he retrieved. Much you may doubt it, the President will not dare to refuse me for he cannot be reelected without my influ- ence in his favor. So you will perceive that my hand is worth cnnending for, and the man I shall make my husband. must hold the balance of power.
 Let me hear from you, and result of the inquiries at Daren. hope the Blueskins have not got those books too Your affectonate friend,
 ANNE ROYALL.
 N B. Say to my friends, am much grieved at their neglect A. k.