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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-07
Jan. 81

NVHGINA-At Superior Court Of Chan
" cerv, holden AT the town Of l., nchburg,
on the % day ot October, 1880.
Stephen Martin aud Elizabeth hi. wife j,,.
Elizabeth Dobyns, aud tue said Stephen Mar.
IN IN ms own right. Pitts.
against
AbDer Dobyns, Executor OF Griffin Dohyns
Sen. deceased, IN his own light, Adam Bond
aud Sarah hi, wife Nicholas Johnson and Ca
lharine his vile, 1homas Dobyns. Jonah Do.
byns, John Dobyns. Fraucis Wilks, and Lucy
his wife. Daniel Drury and CathaIinr h,s wife
Griffin Dobyns ana Elizabeth Dobyns, infants
uhde, the age oftwenty one years. by com
miss oner Benagh, specially assigned their
guardian, Mary A. Dobyns. Samuel W,lks and
JaU.I Board.
This cause came on this day 70 be heard on
the bill, answers OF the defendants Abner Do.
byns, Griffin pobyns, and FL izabeth Dobyos.
exhibits, the decreIal order OF the 9th day OF
September, 1926. which appears TO have been
duly served upon the defendants Samuel W,ks
Jabez Board, Jonah Dooyns, Francis W dis
and Lacy his wife. Daniel Drury and Catha.
rius his wife, the subpoena a~al dsd therein on
tho 9th day OF November, in the same wear
which appears TO have been duly served on
tho defendant Joseph Dobyns, and the order
OF publication against the defendants Adam
Bond and Sarah his wiz, and Nicholas Johu,ou
and Ca'hariue his wife, Of the 4lh day OF June
1927, which appears to have been duly pub.
Iished, and was argued by counsel. On con-
s,derstion whereof. the court doth order tina,
the defendant Abner Dob,ns, Executor o,
Griiha Dolby MS, deceased, do rende, IN &C
count Of his administration OF the estate OF hi,
testator before one of the Commision OF th.
court. who is directed to examue, stale and
settle the same, as also an account of the mo.
MES paid by the plantlf Stephen Martin, al
security for the defendant Jonah Dobyn., and
make report thereof to the court, with ANY
matters specially stated. thought pertinent bv
himself, or required by the parties to be stated
A Copy-rese.
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A SpPJ A'e"I
JOHN WILLS, elk
i' ''aLbOt Yin
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. }

Lynchburg, LIST OF January, 1851.
The parties in iajs cause, will take nolice,
thar have nppoin ed Saturday the Goth day
AUril next, 10 commence the accounts directed
by the foregoing order OF court, on which day
al the hour Of ten O'clock IN the mornlng, they
are required TO attend at my office in this town,
with their accounts, vouchers g. copies Of cour,
paper, prepared Tor examination and settle
meni. S. |. WATT. Com.
March 81 v4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-07

WHEAT.-Ihe highest price 10 cash
w Will he given for wheat, delivered at
the Lynehourg Mails. Us c., /. LYNCH.
March g., 1881. a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-07

.WlRGlNIA-Ata Superior Cour, of Chsn.
v Gerry, holden al the town OF Lyuchbutg.
Oh the 10Th day OF Oc, 1891.
Armis,esd Minor, PHI.
against
ira f. Demock and Stephen Hsvstt, Dafts.
On motion of the defendants, by couuse,. the
court, On consideration Of the bill, answers, 81.
bib,ts aud exam nations OF witnesses. and after
hearing counsel. IN opposition thereto, doth or
der thu, the injunction awarded the plaintiff
IN this cause, on the 9Th day Of April. 1899
10 restrain the defendants. their agents. ai,or.
neys, and all others concerned, from farther
proceeding, ora judgment obtained by tho
defendant Ira <. Demock, for the bsne6, of
The other deiendan, against the plaintiff in the
superior Court Of Law for the county of R,,d-
ford, be dissolved as TO the sum Of two bn,d,sa
aud sixty one dollars & six cents with in,s,ss,
| 'her.on Aitrr the rate vi six per centun par an
nun, from the 2o'h day OF February, 1877 as
she"h ny the statement OF the plaint,fI7s cana
Sci and the court doth refer the sccouuA n.
tween the piainuti aHd the defendant Hewe,,
as TO the hire oil the slaves, Ben and Snencer
while they were IN the possession of tho d.
dant Heweu ~ one OF the comm ss,on,rs NJ 81, :.
| court, who is directed to Examine s,a,s nm a
! settle The same, and make report tberanf 40
the co ri, with any matters specially sta,.d
thought pertinent by himself or required nv
the PAL Ties 10 be SO stated.
Copy-Teste,
John WILLS. elk.
COMMISSIONER OFFICE.
r. Lynchhurs, Is, OF January, 1881. {
| tne parties in this Cause, will take nui,ce
una. n"'e appointed Tuesday the I2,h dNy
OF Ap"i next, TO commence the ACCOUNT dir.
trd In the foregoing order Of cour,. on wh;ch
aay al 'he hoar OF ten O'Clock in the ,noroiug
they are required to stseod al my office in tbi,
| 'o""' VITA 'heir accounts, vouchers and copies
OF sour' papers, prepared for examination and
set,emsn,; 6. /. WAIT. Com.
a4"isai - Nlw
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March g

Yhe full blooAed Horse
CDRpORAI PNIW,
mMx WILL. stand =, the .aa"a,ys
M Courthouse, aud viii be let
snSAens TO mares at the mode, ATE
price OF b 10 .ns season, which will commence
On the LIST March, and expire the LIST Jolly, 10
be discharged by tue payment o. $l0 within
the season. sc the single leap, pa able mt Tin.
time OF service, and 5000 insure a mare 10
oal, to he paid whenever il is ascertained the
mare 10 in foai, or transferred, aud 81 cents tu
the groom in every case. Good pasturage will
he furnished gratis, and mares lett with the
horse, IL required. will be we'll ted and attended
10 at % cents per day. All possible cure ard
attention shall be paid 10 prevent accidents or
escapes. but will not be spons,ble for either.
CORPORAL TRIM is a beautiful chesnui
sorrel, very near Il no, quite Ii hands high.
now rising five years old. and for blood, bone
and strOng running points, surpassed by few,
IL any HORSE in Virginia. In consequence of
an INJURY which he received when only few
weeks old on one OF bis fore legs, just abuve
The pas'efn joint. he leg nearly cut Off by a
sylhe,) hr was never trained for the turf.
As this is his FIST season, and the great star
city OF money at this time, his services are
ofessd lower than any horse Of equal blood in
Vng mia. He is now in tull possession Of all
his natural powers unimpaired by hard run.
mug or old age.-Nany fine horses are broken
down and worn out by hard running and age
before they are let TO Iuares---hence Il is ne are
so often disappointed in the Coils We get from
such horses--ior hold It TO bs a truth that
cannot be contr0veI ted, that the offspring OF
ell animals must partake more or less OF the
inhrnities OF the parent sock al the tine OF
procrsstion.
PEDIGREE.
Corporal Trim wa. gH by old Sir Archer,
his dam by Old Diomede, his grandam by
Wild Air, his great grandsm by Apollo, his e.
e. gr"ndam BY Partner, bis 6. &. 6. gfsodam by
Fearnought, his 6. 6. 6. 6. grandam was i'm
ported b. John Bland. Esq.-Thus n ~ili be
seen. thar bis strain is OF the very hest stock
S'rg'n" has ever possessed. }. POWELL.
Feb. II ia
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against
William l.. Lambeth, Eliza F. Echols, Erecu.
,ri1 of Joseph EchoIs, deceased, Washington
Lambeth, Martin w. Davenport, Lynch Dill
lard, in bis own right, and the said l., ncb Dbl.
lard and John Ward as Executors of John
Ward, deceased, Chiswell Dabney and Samuel
Tardy Dens.
On the motion oftbe defendants William l..
Lambeth, Eliza f. Echols, Washington Lam.
beth, Martin w. Davenport. and Samuel Tar
dy by counsel, 10 dissolve the injunction u.
warded the plaintiffs in this cause, ON The 9th
day OF April issI, the cour ON consideration of
the bill, answers of those defendants, and ex-
hlbits, aud after hearing counsel in oppos lion
thereto, doth re- ect the motion, and doth refer
the accounts between tina parties 10 oEe of the
commissioners. who is directed 10 EXAMINE.
state aud settle the same, and make report
thereof 10 the court, with any .na1lers specially
stated thought pertinent by himself, or required
by ths parties 10 be SO stated. And the court
doth further order that the defendant William
l.. Lambeth, do after due n0lico, Tor thai pur-
posi- attend the commissioner wtro map take
the said accuuni, aud answer ia solemn form
such ln,erros arurss AZ shall then and there be
propounded to him, touching the mat,els in
controversy IN this suil.
a Copy --Ipste,
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-07

EHE Sabsciiber returns his thanks 10 the
public fer the liberal encourage he
has heretofore received and bega leave % IN
arm them ,ha, he .tli onlinnes To carry on the
SADDLERY AND HARNESS MAKING
BUSINESS in ali us various branches, and
will punciuaIly attend TO all orders .llh which
he may he favored.
He has on bend, u very general assortment
OF Ready made Work, consisting OF Saddles,
Brittle. Martingale-, Fancy Carriage and
Gig Harness, made by the best workmeo,
Calryali aud Wagon Harness .BunAloe Robes
&C. &c. all Of which are now offered st the
most reduced prices, at his old stand, on Main
street, few doors above Mr.. John Hoins,
neat door below Smith. Bsgwell N Co. and in
tho same house occupied by Richard S. TIL
den, as Tuner Shop.
JOHN BOYD.
Jan. 81 w3m
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March 81

N/ IRGISiA-Ata 5uperios Court Of Chan
" Gerry, hplden at the iowd Of Lyachburg,
'on the Goth day of May, 1880.
William Harrison, Henry Brown, James G.
Des,ing, Marstone Clay aud Pai.ey Barber.
pIf(e
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r First arrival OK
SPEInG GOODS.
yfNo. J. PuRvis iaforms his customers aud
q The public gensfally. that he % nov open
ins al bis CASH STORE, near the Banks.
4 general assortment of Goods,
Bought ~ the markets Of New York, Ph,ladei-
pbs and Bsllnnore--snd which, for ehezpnFss
erered any stock mat be has before offered
them lie assortment CONSIST. 10 part of the
foilosins a'ticiei, VIZ
Cloths, Css,mere., yesiings, Casinets, &c.
M,rino Cashmere, n new article Tor gentlemen .
SDmmsr WEIR
Brocnsilr. LAsiiag, Cireassian and other blk.
Goods, for d.. d..
Esnkin, Drilling, Jeans, &c.
Brown and bleach ed Domestic
Cotton Oznsburg. fne article for servants
Domestic Plads and Stripes
Fmoasrs PlaIds, Bed licking, &c. &c.
Cotton Ysrn from The besi Factory.
VANcY GOODS.
Silks, Pslmsrinss. Bsreges, &c.
FaBc, Hdkh. Soarfs, Belt Ribbons
Gtov.s. Iace., Muslins OF every description
With m'ny othef articles IN the above line.
Bonnets, Fancy Baskets, &c.
Ladies Dunstabls aud open straw Bo"nets
hin.. do do do
Navarino Bonuets, Lsghorn do. very cheap
Ladies Baskets, grea, variety
Hardware, Cutlery, &c.
In tbs above branch of business lie has
great variety OF articles, cheap.
Crookery, Glass & Queen-ware.
His Stock II the above line is unusually
large, and at lower prices than formerly.
6rRSgA NJ lrlNASFA yHyAl O.
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CIR O4HNV8Sa

IL the Grocery department be has Sail, Iron,
Steel, Nails, Sugar add CoG-e, Tea. aud many
other articles. which be feels warranted ia say
ing ara lowe, Than they have heretofore been
sold.
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March %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-27

Rirhmoud. December so. 1880.
The parties interested will please take notice. that
have appointed the 29h day of March next, and this
Office the time and place for commencing tn account
directed in the foregoing order, vixen and where they
required 20 attend with thor accounts and youc
and with Office copies Of such of the court papers
rs may be necessary. HILARY BAKER. Conn
ian 22--taW8t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-27
JOHN G. BAPTIST, y. G.
SHOChOE HILL ACADEMY AND
GYTS'lCYFr

'S'iIE Principal OF this Institution takes the pre-
a sent occasion to return his warmest thanks 10
the public, for the very liberal Patronage. which his
SchoO has uniformly received since its establishment
Every thing within the power of individual exer-
non mas been accomplished TO render this school all
;a' can Oe desired IN an Acadcmcal Institution; and
the liberal patronage Of an enlightened comrnunitv
Is the best proof OF lis literary advantages IL will
be opened again ON Monday, the Sd Of Januar,
next. ~ }
IeF'hS rom 20 TO 60 dollars per nnuum, according
to the advancement Of the pupil. Boardnrs cen no
received IN the family Of the Principal for $3.50 pcr
! annum. OLIVER. A. SHAW
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-27
} anuary Fashions.

- ICil ch"ngeabc aud figured Lyonese and Fou-
lard striped silks, of new and elegant patterns
Fancy figured and striped gouzes and grcnedene
robes. Of various colours
rT,q9ncy painted Gauzcs, for evening dresses
Wine. lemon, scarlet and green worsted barreres
Eegnnl pink a"d white blonde causes, and white
ludla satin
Rich cord French sntins
Superior black Italian lutcstring gro &C maps mar
selines, sGrsncts and horences
Ladic:' and misses white and coloured long kid
gloves
Superior quality white no rsc-skin ditto
Embroidered and fancy colourcd SILK hose
An extensive assortment Of all kinds Of English
thread and bobinet laccs
lnscrtings. Cdgings and footing lace
Wide aud cXtra wide rich bObinet trimming aces
All The atcs style gauzc, Grape, and silk barrcpc
dress handkerch,cfs aud scarfs
PLAIN and figured lace chcmciscits, ofvarious pat.
terms
The above. with many new and fashionable flncy
Dry Goods, will DO sold at educed prices, at
r. III. JENKINS
Merno Shawl, Irish Linen,
Jan 20 and Fancy Dry Good Store.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-27

Il FCDldIc SrrruHi UaRicd
a Woman 10 wash for n small family and attend 10
a chambers She must be well recommended and
without 'ucumbrancr. T.. & T. JAMES g. Co.
OPPOSITE TIE EAGLE TAVERN DOOR.
y ii. BhAMIRE. sign of the mortar. takes this
- method % Informing hls friends and the public,
tlut he has on hand, q very general assortment Of
Drugs, Medicines and Dye Sluas-glso, few other
useful articles. VIZ:
French iuubc paste refined '1uorcn
Fine hair powder. tooth brushes. pnc;r' lights
Aromatic tooth powder, red md hlac' ,va r,ra
Liquid Ink, durable lax, p1st BACKING
lip solvc, snuff boxes, Florida water
Fancy soaps. tapcrs, lamp wc,s
Tobacco and scr1rs re. f.. ',ll gons.,. reg scaling
wax
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-27

'aNHE subscriber wishing to dispose of his Real
Estate in Cabe county, offers the following nro.
Perty for sale, to wit: one Farm Guyandute river
about eight miles above its mouth, containiry 81 /
acres, exceently watered, $50 of winch is bottom,
land Snder good fence and in c. ltivaton. ANY
person wins wishes to RAISE tobacco and would want n
Farm in this county, would do well to purchase as
have raised several crops on the and SHINE ed
them to Philadelphia where they have rated as
any tobacco tr any part Of the Union. That is to
say-hey have Melted after paying all expenses from
So to dollars per 100 lbs. and from that to So and
will also sell the Brick House and Lot at this time
occupied by Joseph Garder in the town of Bsrbours
vile; besides Farm House and Lot the same Mace.
be had on accommodating terms, by applying to the
subscriber. ABSALON nor
ian 27-2awSt
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NEW YORK MhNNrv-I,n ~


CorroN The msrlirt st continues dull. tbouoL
the transactions were rather larger than last vect
and prices are shade lover aud the market coycd
heavily.
FLoua-- From Saturday last up to Thurstlav--cs.
peciaily on Monday and uosday there was n ve,v
animated dcmcnd, and DARING these ia psr,ons
8,ooo 10000 hbls changed hands at an advance of
20 % cents common descr p,ons having COM
mandcd So and the bes' G2, and even higher prices
were asked This exclteIncn, we could trace to no
satisfactory cause; on Thursday the market rccedcd
iniy 70 cents per Dbl 1900 bbls OF Troy were sold
on that day az SCI, PhiIadclpha and New York
were Offered a. the price without finding purchasers;
towards the close al Exchange hours however on
that day few hundred bbls n York were taken at
sos. . Yesterday the msrkc, was IA calm and no
sales worthy of notice came TO our knoy,edoe:
holders were firm at the prices of the preceding day.
Prizes Current
New YUnK, Jan. 90
THE MARKET There was very little bus,ness
dens on the Corn Exchange yesterday Thnre was
no distinct variation from he prices The day before
but rather more hrmncss.--[Jo Com.
Two O'clock, p N.
THE kET.--Every thing remains quiet to
dav.--GB
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-27

A u rules held IN the clerks c!fice of MecIlenknr
4 county court, ihe Cd day az Iapnary. 193 !.
Peter L. FOrgeFsnE, ptf. against Sarah Hansord
William Turner, and Eusannnh his wife. Daniel Fra
|leT, sen HenJann Frazier, Elizabeth Frazier Alex
ander Frazier, Su anuah Frazier. Daniel Er,y;er
Jun, Ii"n9s II. F"rg. Tson, and Homer V Furrer
son, dits.-IN CuAncERY
p, The defendants, Daniel Frazier, SEN, BENJAMIN
FRAZIER ElZaheh Frazier, Alexander Frazer Su-
5ahhah Frazier, Daniel Frazer Jun, Thomas II.
Furgerson, and Homer V. Furscrson, not hayinr
entered 'hcir Appearance according to the act Of
Assembly and The rules IF this court aud it anpear
s satisfactorily That they are not inhabitants Of this
State, on motion Of the plaintiff by his eitornev !, i;
oFUered' that the said defendants do appear here on
the lst day OF March court next, and enter their
appearance, and answer the plaintiffs bill and that
copy o! ths order De inserted in one Of the news
papers pnntcd IN the town Of Petersburg, or civ Of
Richmond for eight weeks successfully. and po:ted
at the Font doc! OF tie courthouse Of said cuuntv
copy. W,ste,
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Dosamygos Segars.
III. &. MCNAMARA
.NEW BOOKS .4TR j SMITHS
FENllE SEPARATION-HJNo the 4,


.NEW BOOKS ar r. j S.W!TIFS
VHNiiE TlON-BSINoyel-By the Al
= thoress Of Filtration"
n Free Conversation on the unpardonnble sin where
IN The biasPhemy against the Holy Spirit the Final
A2os'acy, and the Sin unto Death. arc shown 10
have been originally distinct: BY james p Wilson
Elements of Mythology; classical Tables of the
creeks and Romans: TO which are added some no.
tees OF the Syrian. IGindoo, and scandinavian Su.
perstitions, together with those OF the American
Nauonsi the whole comparing Poytheism with
ttuc Religion For the use of Schools BY the
Author of American Popular Lessons"
Treatise on Fevcr-By Souihwond Smith. M. d.
Physician to the London Fever Hospital Also
another supply of
Douglas on the advancement ofSociety, in knowledge
and Religion.
llenry,s Commentary vols 9 vo Best Edition
Rev Robert Halls Works-compete
New Testament Royal 70. superior edition
peer Pocket Bble--cIegant and plain
Peter Parleys Tales of Animals
Bonnycasc's Mcnsuration.
Crnlsc's Digest Of the Laws Of England, on Real
Property.
scots Commentary. VERY low.)
S'ggiheys Life OF Nelson. Family Library Edition,
&c &c. sc.
ian 20
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Extensive Sale ofLaw Books

Extensive Sale of Law Books
UST received, an invoice OF valuable &, s,.rdI
~ law bouks. together with very scarce n,scoII.rr1
Gus works. among winch Voltnires works, IS vols
iI works. 20 vols Plutarch in French, i6
'Ois l"c! WI! he sold by catalogue immedat civ on
their arrival, which will be advertised. VI"
jan Is ----'i1" q 90
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A CARD have much pleasure in announcing to
n the Public that Mr.. shaw who has attended nv
CAssss IN bookkeeping, sperfecty adequate in i'm
parting To the student the theory and manifestations of
ths necessary mercantile art which with the anti
lar method OF penmanshiP, will ensure him that
success, which the citizen, of Richmond have so la
Nihsiy contributed towards me. Mr. Shaw will be my
successor IN the Office where have given instructions
and those persons who have finished their course
lessons will be attended to by him.
ian27 "A CARPENTER
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II COOK EOR HIRE

NTIRGINIh:-At n Superior Court of Chancery
' holden at the Capitol, in the city of Richmond.
the third day of April, 1880: Damars Taylor, pitt
against Joseph Dudley adm'or, with the will annexed
of Edmund Taylor, deed, and in his own right, and
George b., Virginia NJ, Edmund W.. and Theodore
v. Taylor infant children Of the said Edmund Taylor.
deed, delts.
This cause came on this day TO be heard the bill
taken for confessed, and exhibits, was argued by
the plaintiffs counsel: On consideration whereof the
court doth order, tina! the defendant Joseph Dudley
render an account OF his administration Of the estate
Oi his tcslaor, before Of tho commissioners who
IS directed TO examine, state and settle the same and
mako report thereof to tho court, with any matters
specially stated, deemed pertinent by himself. or
which may be required by the parties TO be stated.
copy. Tcstc, WrLuAu G. PENnLEToN, &C.
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COM ri ERCIAL.

u. 3. BANK SrocK.-75 Shares were sold \, ,L,
N. YORK Stock and Exchange Board Oh the 2ist
inst. at Sle5I.
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CIRCUS.

1. - All demlhds contracted by the Managers Nie.ss
HARRINGTON Buckley will he punctually discharged every
saturday between the hours nf u and o'clock
PERFORMANCE EVERY NIGHT
Positively no Money received at the door.
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DR. @. N3JN oE,
Surgeon dentist,

G sffOSiIE new Presbyterian Church, and about
~ twenty steps above The Post Office where eve
~ variety Of operations are performed upon the
~ 4! IL on The mos, approved principles and with
he grcai est case aud iehcacy
br. vi. has just received from London a parcel Of
very seferor ncorruptible Teeth which he viii sci
eher with guld clasps, springs or on Dyors nj Inv,
p'ire and warrant them FOR many years
W Two more students will be received for tho
purpose at giving them per.ec, knowledge ,rheoret
'CoiIy and practically III the --iece of Den,a! Sur
gerry. ian e-ooo,
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CONDITIONS

Ihc WORK viii be issued in numbers on the frs, of
every month comprising tity-sIx large octave pnges
printed on fine super royal paper stitched in ooIonTed
Cu'c,s livery number wa contain piece of rru-
SIC, enc coPpsrpi1te engraving and at ieas; Grr TO-,
cnts' Illustrative Of of the contents and eveyv
three months coi0red plate of the latest fashion
Uc subscription price is three dollars per annum
payable IN advance; % per cent semi annually will be
added to all subscriptions that remain unna;d n, ,I
expiration Of q year. ~
Embellishments III the January nunber-Ph,ls
dcipha fashions, handsomely coioured. the cnb.rgl
couucil' two subjects Of embroidery calico Dr.r-
works at Countrywide. Spanish dance. CadoI,s mon
unent at West Point, Two popular Enrl.h s.acs .-t
10 musIc, Two Frerch medals
subscriptions received a, the Bo,a Stationery and
Fancy Store Of r T. SAW AZ
ian p
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TAN-BARK HALL
ME- TATIN'S next BALL will take place on This

Mr. I. respectfully invites the [. aides of Richmond
and its vicinity, to honor him with their presence At
his Ball.
uJT'ckets OF admission for gentlemen one dollar
each, to be had at MIR Nash's and Mr. Sanxav,s RI
stores, and of Mr. +. at the Hall the evening of the
Ball ian 97'N,f
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-27

HOL.HSSES, Sc.
Landing Thus Morning and for sale.
60A Hhds. prime West India molasses
~ Green coffee &c.
an I--3t DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. co.
Oh Bbs. Fiddler & Tayors fresh Beer. LANDING.
epO foT sale by
jan t2-3t DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. Co
ST. GROIN SUGARS
SIC tOIN SUGARS, largo hhds and prime
- quality. for sale by
ian h--jt OTIS, DUNLOP g. Co
z EFFERSoNS REPORTS. -Ecpous OF cases
a. determined n the General Court of Virginia
i,om $50 TO 1910. By 'rbos Jefferson Price ~ %
For sole bv T. H. NASU
n EWARK CiDER.--iO Barrels Newars Cider.
~ tor sale hv - -. rE-;y. A.,
jan &