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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-28

). iil,h F,nalGos ht.,ny indicted AL be Que
half 10 thcre ofthe Commonwealth and the other
to che informc aud where the sum doth not exceed
twenty-five shIlings, shall be recoverable with costs
before any justice OF the peaee and, where it shall
exceed that sum, by action OF debt on information,
IN any court oi'record; and II such action Of dslt
fhe'cerk shall endorse on The writ, thathlll Is tohe
required whereupon the sheriff shall take sufficient
bad for the appearance Of the defendant or be an
swcrable himself, rs in other like casts and the
court may either rule the defendantte give special
bail. or admit an appearance without, as 10 them
shah appear just
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-28

lflI. OTiIS and Cassmerea, fiesli aDd sy'~:.-
~ sise stock of these, ofeyery slae and qo'..it
iustreeelycd which w assure oef g to'.is.a ~
be aola at very low prices.
Vcstmgs, some that are new and splendid
Cloak Materials, oithe best qualities, and II
great variety
Worsird foods ion ladies Morno cloths inl!a
ton do. Bombaznes Bombazcts, Paids, &c.
Splendid Silks, plain [ old and Black 70. haps,
water fg d aud plaid " arsuw do, Matuoni and
Jasaln Italian lutcehhla, Sath It'shlli
aud English SATIN, with mnny more.
A large assortment Fail aud Winter Calicos, Mus.
hns, tambfies, &c.
7 Bales Duihl, lnney cut, Point and Rose Blohket-.
prices profit less than weeks ago.
A grcat yarlcty OF Negro Clothing.
Domestic Goods, Cold, B.own aud Blecchod, OF all
qualltics.
Together with great variety of Fancy and Str
pie Goods, not necessary TO mention, making IN tn
whole a complete assortment Trees acconlnoda-
ted to the times.
Nov II fdt
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HART Il DAVIS

ID ESrEcTFull.S ocquaint thclr friends and
- the public generally, thai they hive moved
their establishment lower down on Main Street
two doors from the market honse where tlny con
tnuc tokeep alorge assortment Of every article IN
the Dress Inc. with a general assortment oi Dry
Goods
n - They have ON hand nj hi, time "a lnrgc
assortment ot .adle..' aud Genllrncns Pl.ud aud
eanLlcI Cloak aud BIZ Coat which they can sell
nj unusual low prices.
Nov ~ wiWf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-28
NOTICE, To WHOM 1T MAY
CONCERN:

IN act toPrrreaf aaia1rjm Hunting d Rongiag
YrA It enacird, Tint ifony person, On persons,
- shall, nj amy timr, shoot, hunt or rance upon
lhe lands or fencmenis. or ishnf fowl IA my creeks
or waters included within the bound. # any other
person or persons without license fret obfau.d Of
the owner Of such laad4, every sth offender shall
forfeit aud pay three daar5 for ryrry saeb on,nsa,
10 be recovered with east before any Justice of tn
psaec Of the county ahtrt The offence shall be com
niftcd, 10y the iniomer, to his own ugc.n &.
such il tie Law ri the land II requires no publ
eaton, anrh a. this 10 max, II obligatory but as
nl,nd 10 eninrcc il against al who shall offend a
galn,t my lawful rights IN this respect Ia tr,fpasz
M on my lands nnl enclosures near Lynrhburf, |
publish the above thai none may b. excused 10y The
plea of ignorance | 10 not intend to prohibit FISH
lHp IN the pond OF the Little River but tho,c who
solhcrc 10 fish, must eontnc thcnscl,tB strictly to
the pond, eal must not range oal upon my fields III
cultivated lands, aud must also approach the pond
by HE pathway ON the margin of the ami for |
daHat mean Ia prrnit paths 10 be made through my
TELLS, nor that my delds should be nude tram
plmg groud for all the idle and mlschlcyous per
sons about Lynchbug It seNpcctcdthat parents,
guardians and masters will eve the necessary in
formation Ia those under their direction. shall
endeayor topunish every prrson found trospnsslng
ON my rights, and have given directions To my over.
seer Ia do thu like WIN DANIEL
Iynchhmp. Nor -, iS3l W3w
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Il 600 tickets.
MODE OF DRAWING

To he drawn ON the A, Il, g, pan The 1000
prl7cs ii Il to b. awarded 10 the hrst second or
hnd division 10 he determined by that which may
dow tic capital prize Of rs 600, that the holder
Of three tickets one IN each division, il certain to
draw one PRIZE, and may draw four. All the prizes
above the denomination OF IA IN one wheel and adj
the NUMBER III another at onee, the whole To b.
drawn IN a few hours Prizes payable in cash for
ty days afl1 the drawing, and subject to the usual
deduction Of fifteen pr cent
Tickets 43, Halves Il 50, ors. 80 Is
For sale at DlGGES' LOTTERY
and Ia change Office, Lynch
Where al orders from the country (post paid.l
enclosing the cosh on pize tickets will meet with
prompt attention
Nov u
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First rate Tobacco Land for rent.

N WISH 10 Rent an excellent tract Of Land, "
n Ing m Amherst co ON Salt Grrck, near Bethel
about "a mile from James Risor Tins tract
contains 40 acres, The gr~dcr part of II melcurcd
and suitable for the cultivation of Tobacco. twill
br rented ON accommodating terms, ON APPLICATION
10 the aubsrribor, living in Lynchburg
CLIFTON II RUCKLR
Nov ~ g.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-28

President maaa 10 de MAJ contractor, AID was
so enanoufed a. | an Of every th,ug Re .ays
or does snra my eoneerainl-of ihc beauties
of tt' stYle, that | could -. help cxclalu.-
inc aloud " hnrah for tGe nero Of TWO ara.n The
Old Clay man over herd M, E.. Aud VIM do
yol cal the hera aiOse wns, says lac 3" Why
presden; Jackson .ay# |. lie Wa the hero of the
last war, and you knox Yourself that he was tic
hero OF the revolution, for yoa ial,m for seven
years IN that var " va IN t.. scr, ice Of my
country to be sure yansslct say the cid man
9 for seven ycars IN the waruf the revolution But
always thought shat " Ii. hinston Wa the hero of
that glorious AMI hard Tough, contest q" All
says | you certainly did not take the papers oi
that day; and pou have not read fatpus lify of
Jackson, Coopers novels, or the Richmond Enqmt-
cr or YOU would have known better Do they
make Jackson out to be the hero ofthc revolution
says he. Certainly | cxclalm, beyond all
doubt Where were the battles he FOUGHT, and
what were the giorlcs h armoyodt u cntite lim 10
that high standing among The wortlies of thai mem
orable era Where did h. lght beyond ,he mark OF
others and what did he do rarleularllc, aud let
me know what hr did, ai,ys the Isoriut old man
" To convince ynu then At once says " let me
tell you what Ia did IL, rrjasfi 10 brDhr Bftih
corporaf baats. and this Ypu know mahra hlm the
r1'o u W. u ''.'', ~ o'' '''' 'oi,sa On
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-28

"a
pier say ta=ta are many So'' '''' ''''' '''A-'''e
..ho will sn! como % ne "."Ns' '''' e'''. w.
.ao@ several 40 "!a }e' tax si''F9s'
I'd. %,
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.'7ess' we my ,''''' "a, -, -.
ii take soas ''i'', " '-.'' -
parties. o'is5 'i'' VI ''''''''7 :, = ,,
tash uhnhea ny h'''','
saeon"@ N'ess's' ~. ,.:1
.srszt with ne" s.'o -.
as'e "t& 55'"' IN. .'''' -
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re-orssc haie1l'7i"ns 10 NV 'e',.' ',., Wv
tit fi5 a.i' " sym.
9aen enaD!'a 10 'oi''9. no
east lie has III ',',s - ''',,'''> '''',
- sentiment NUN -''''' ~
=. iof fe's'iI D'1', I'm -'s''' p o''''''''
oite scheme
laoU State Legislature the people expect much
p5slonr An"a;aosiaste and awakened spirit
aoaa the irt.se. o. ia.siral improvement is abroad
IA our land n, people viii not be satisfied IN
jess prompt energetic ans hbcIni measures are al
p. aon THIS subject. TIE colonization Of free
s,ye ofcoIor more energetic police REGULATIONS for
MI, Save. sc will also attract attention Bnt we
lar almost too much feyerlsh excitement on this
.s5.a.,t,,s o1.stion exist nj present for disaos
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'2'' '''' t,''o''' - = = y ''''
muslin ehed with delicate hand,
L#r NtaddlDB-Th3 eccentric character made
,l-s, last Nond,,. Il, his % 5,ar constituents
&c =, -,
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ttl#a@ anecdotes OF ms exhibition we nope 20
jan sketch for publication. We understand lac
me IN contact here with his friends Jude Bout
,,,..... G., H.. A.,
H. ne present MEMBER o. congress rom 'ho' o'S
'ast and Mr.. Sromp, the former member Atbolh
g.whom it Is said he pointcl his i9Rg finger. BY
n. wav we have never h, ard that in any Of these
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''7 i'' ''''' ~ -, ''''' any '"n5 "','"'
1Rs"s INC lho''5 "n'eo IL received 'of oo'h'' sal
az. &c. Tor services as Minister to Russia, which
Ii n.y,r pcrfonncll-lI.s worshippcrs, fvhom he
.o,,c, in ,his mar, at, IN. cooo,r, b,,o o,,s, no.
ld's' '''' hS "'''" 'o' fe'''' LIE CASH
r. Pres dzatG-Thc followa; Letter from
..5..V Lean T., = ,nq,.hsr Of the An,-N1asooi.
-, ~. n.,..''z .''s','''
CONVENTION a'eiy f',"' In haI''lnofe' IS modest
beentIe Ant-Nasoa.e Candidate Cor President
h. ua,d have o.l3o3 much NOR. s,r,.r.,,b to ,Lc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-28

iNH'1i bNsf f1oi'i INdts 1901.
MGasrs EplTuHs -" The Amherst Society for
the promotion Of Tcmperan~c7 resolved 10 publish
Their PROCEEDINGS, hoping n that way, to encourage
others engaged lnthr amnc benevolent and mnour
cause. Before detail to rou, and through You to
the friends Of Temperance generally, IT, proccc-
ding Of the List meeting Of our Society suffer me To
give yon a brief history oil it, oriem During the
Winter and Sprlng of the year ls3O considerable
efforts wcrc used to form Temperance Society.
without guccess.-D uring that spring With great
difficulty, a Sunday School was organized agd after
meitctun ciiofts 10 form Temperance Society
among The gentlemen Of influence III this vicinity
IT WIS proposed to form Society amoug the Tea.
cher and Scholars OF tins Sunday Schcol--nll o
the Ieach"rs and most otthc Scholars joined. Amer
Getting young mon enough 10 fill the odices Of Pre-
sldcnf &c, II meeting WIS held in the Court House
for tn purpose Of organizing a REGULAR Society --
An hdlrc,i Wa delivered suitable n tho oerasion
lo a respectable uudicnco-scycral p,r'ons cnmc
forward and joined US. A constitution Waslhcn
read and adopted officers were elected for ono yoar
a resolution ~as passed that quarterly m ctn,e be-
held and a suitable person be appointed to deliver
an address NJ earh meeting These meetings have
been generally we'll attended and are admirably cal
cnlaed TO keep upa lively interest inthc good cause
The Annual Meeting wns held on the 9TH Of Nov
Eat-Samntl X Dawes Isq, delivered al eloquent
and able adtreas.
The election 81 Officers for the next ycar then
tool. place PM Woodruff ESQ, was elected Prcsi.
dcu, Nh Arthur b Davies, Vice President, Benz
Brown Jr Treasurer and Champe Carter Sccy
The Society resolved TO hold meetine on Christ
mas day at l. o'clock--end elected Bcn Brown IT.
to deliver an Addrc35, and Daniel L. Watson to be
his alternate
The number of Members at present IS about 100
among them several men Of influence and scv-
eral who heads Of families there are upward,
Of twenty young men among the number Of those
connected with the Society SO far ~ Is known to
the Soetoy the Constitution has been rlgidly OBJ
served except by Two persons who were incorporate
before they joined and who had their names laltcn
off the list before they commenced afrcyh to drink
the liquid fire Several Societies have been formed
within 5 or 6 miles Of the &. Housc-In the neigh
borhood ofthe Mount MQriah Meeting House there
is a very Rourishing ofrecent orgln consisting
Of 10 mombcr3.
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o, -. IS ''a''al' from orb District iofth' place
which has happened b, the removal of Mr.. Pearson
WI, : ''" i.o l'''. Dee" reelected one OF the
VI '''' '''''' u ''''s'o by " '"''i IN J''th
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~ - '1''' 10 y vi i'"'''l NH
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CoaEAgiol. oJ yot 9,,,oez W. o,s,r,o tina, j.,
s,,cbpcpnv n,oobl.. Of ,bis ,.ron,;a.,io,, h,g
l,t,Dy been m,b,' .l,..i.y M, p 60. .,J
now advertised ,o, sale ~ p,,o,.,rc -, ., ooa,.
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''n'' ''i'.a u " 'cI'a A'loaa' mas advanced IN
price ''iy %ean'- the pound
1,c y.,;o,j~;,.o--,I, 1.e.,.. u.1a., c.,
Jackson smc' the close ofthe last session of Con
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'''' VI ~
NV NY O, "..'-"1aa'' mat government had reach
ed TINS. IHs IS the man who was SAID 10 have
been convicted Of forgery hy a count of g,v Jrrs,v
The pr...,laat b,,;,s n f,., ,.rr,,.,.. Sc .,,l
0-'''''' '0''i''' u 'PPo"''hsl''' rom me 9'-
nat but he las rewarded ms friend by an
expensive outf. and oae years salary. which re
oceans b.,,le.l,s. =, l.,. l,.,
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u .''s-s' vi. ''"'le' = no" IN
washington.
4 loiurther the views Of our correspondent
Tom Take we Will forward h communication
touoh we have M, ,,,,,t familiar. ,,,n...,,,.
,.;,l ia. .........,
'.'i NV VI wv "''' IL we are mol very
lohd Oh S1o + peas, We would rather take P2y in
Cow Peas. beng much in want of some for tLc mr.
pose Of IolnIa,- 70 reclaim, s,,,o .,to,,.,odI.n,
''''''
- a ,ey, ,a,,or is ~. cs.as.r;.hod -, W,
-. Ill =, ~. -,''
~ = '''' o'i'e''' 4ie'ao' 10 advocate " Il
nam TO pac Presidency The Ant-Masons
viii consider this paper as the organ Of their party
ilronglont the c,3n,rs
Ertrcordioo-y l,,og--srr A pa,o.,..,,
.e.1.;. ,i.....i.,.',,..#
'''''o' ,'''.'', III III" al
'eh .''S season : beet ! inches Hia2ia' and Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-28
instantaneous. &C

surgeons Instruments, &c.
MOW OPENING and lor sale, At the lowest
~ prices,
cuppins instruments, with Breast Glasses coul-
Pictc
Scarifcators
Trussc5, (ner patents with Gum Elastic Pads
beautifully finished
Ivory turn head Trlsses, Il large assomtnt
Gum Elastic Syrnges, two kinds; with stop-coekg,
beautifully finished ~ "a.
Sweet and Salad Oils, superior, in bottles and
TASKS
Artificial Porcelain Teeth
Sea-horse Tooth, for making artificial Teeth
London Blue Mass, &c. &c
VOWEL DAVIES.
Nov 81 ifs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-28

- !hcAi-.e M'lrat, lately resident Of Florida,
= u NC late King Of Naples, who left this cour.
y soon after the expulsion of Charles X.
si"Mce had Outlined Commission in the
- Af'y on the French King learning this
..'l'14'e. he Immediately requested OF Leopold
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-28

The pra,aajings oftne Ana JACKSON Meeting at
Amhcrs, Court House last Monday, came to hand
too late for insertion IN this paper They shall
appear in cur ucAt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-28

- 4 new paperis obc established at Wash.
ins,on called the Political Herald, to advocate VII
liam Wrtto the Presidency. The Ant-Masons
viii consider this paper the organ of their party
throughout the country
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-28

al We observe that Judge Smith ofSouth Car
DINA araadIdate from York District Tor ii, place
N Senator N the State Legislature, to fill Vacancy
which has happened b. the removal of Mr.. Pearson
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q. Is
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-31
WHITE MULBERRY TREES

! NE subscriber les Tor sale at his farm, 1 miles
above Richmond, the tees = wears old. any rea
:onab!e qnoniy ot the genuine Morus Alba or white
Italian Mulberry Tree; and as tie season i row op
p'oac'hns IA wl!"i they may 10 iranSpanrCd. he is
acs!Tnns 81 'ec'rl"g or!"ts i.om many persons
may be want CT Tic article; and rs he - wall 90,
fed that ;hc six culture must be nGc oitke most p-o
stable trarchCS the egricuu.i con tu.r his a;rn-
lion "a, he homrS 10 Je the means Of thc,r ok crsye
disrea,inn through the state. They wi! Be sold on
reasonable terms 10y the hundred or 6iherwisr drIiv
rahlc in isjchu'ond or wha anr reasonable cli'anc.
hereof. + w SNfTTtI
8-Ordcrs may lc lri ~ Scot, s. Smi,h,s. f
rect. Richmond oct I-2awiT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-31
LEES
CELEBRATED i, HIGHLY IMPROVED
FAMILY TygEDTCTHrrs

EA1AAAG IsESxe1CINES,
II EE > An'I-Blllirus Pills. admirably adap.ed ~
- carry of super funus bic aui TO prevent rs
morbid secTc'ions. Price % and so cts. per box in
LEES Worm Lozcngns, a certain and powerful
cents per box, III tn boxes
LEES Elixir, certain und cf'ectual remedy for
obstinate colds, coughs, weak stomachs, &c. Price
81 per bottle.
LEES Sovereign Ointment Cor the Itch vibrant
cd to cure from one application free from mercury or
any pernicious Ingredient Price 37I cents per hos
LEES genuine Persian Lotion, renders the sl,;n
decateiy soft and smooth, improves the compleSion
Price so cts per bottle.
LEES Essence and Extract Of Mustard, an inf,j
I'ble remedy for sprans bruises, rheumatism. numb
ness, &c. Price s. per bottle.
LEES Lip-Salye. Price so cts. per box.
LEE > Nervous Cordial, or Grand Restorative =
most valuable medicine for great and general debit,
", nervous disorders, loss of appetite &c. Price 81
LEES Agueand Fever Drops, warranted 70 euro
II taken according to directions. Price IS cents per
LEES Indian Vegetable Specific, certain and ef
Icctnai cure Tor vencrea! and gOnorhna. Price g.
each box and bottle
LEES Tooth Ach Drops. which give Immediate
relief Price soc per bottle.
LEE ) Tooth Powder, which cleauscs ard bcor,;
hcs the teeth Price 50 cts. per bottle.
LbES Eye Water, certain cure for sore ovcs
Price so cts. per bu,to.
LEES hnodyne Elixir, for the cure Of head aches
-iC'Sl per bottle
LEES Corn Plaster for removing and DESTROYING
COINS Price so cts. per packet. For salo by
noy J-ldw II. &. McNEMNPN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-31
E.1GEE HOTEL.

Ell q Eb II o TEJ J..
FsYliE Subscriber having recently become tho r.,
n Prietor of he Eagle Ho:e!, in tho townof Car
'eisyhc, liormcrly kept by Mrs. Johnsc ~ hereby
notifies his friends and the pubc generally. Tim, bo
Is prepared to accommodate Travellers and all persons
win" may think proper 20 ratrorizc lin.
WIN disposition to please, H. aatters himself
WIN 'He oeiIe:' Both o! mci' and receiving due
proportion &C public Pa,ron.ro 00o
c..,....r,. =, Z II. JORDAN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-31
EDUcATYON,

WI D Si.Wi Will be continued The ensuing year.
N MY course of Instruction will comprehend the
.'''ck and i.a,in i.an.nages Eughsh Grammar
.Hgi'sh Composition, Gcne rspl;y, with the use of
h"is end Globes, Aatb. ",atlcs und Arithmetic.
NJ sch'"I VIII commence on Monday, the cath ct
January !@'!', and terminate the 10th day OF Dc
''mocr following. There VIII be n vacation of four
A'eks' commencing on tho 10Th day OF juno. The
cherSs Tor board, inulnn Washing, lodging aud feel
WIZ w ON" hundred and ton dollars payable halt
IN the ,t cav at lnNo, 1881 oad the ether half on
he Is, G. ccc, mh"r follow r.,.
III" discipline OF ,ic schuui viii hc rurcli.al. and
IS uirrh '"r ana hirGress w,l h@ extended 10 bows
contH"d 4" NY '"s,rur'icu, 10 my Children
Nv rSdcnrr i l-u,-r iiuH tho hatrn,S OF virc
ino in''n"Hi t. sHd rrma' kahiy hoahy. II is stul
'e, IN ii" cCur;y - iouisl 80 ,ilc- f,om Richmond
AID tx I've distance from Ft'dei!cksburc. Th,
>'s.c~f'n Ftcderc.sJu.g ~ CaIicrsvillc passes by
my residence, and that from Richmond To Hanson
hmrg within q short di.taace OF It.
Letters I" enc should be directed TO "Gar,ln.,s -
Roads, Louisa" WIN. NELSON Jun'-
nov 9-lnftf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-31
BOOKS and STII7ONEBY

oBERr i. SMITH respectfully acquants the
IA public, he has purchased from Collins r. r.
Their enure stock OF books stationery &C. in the CITY
OF Richmond, and that he will continue in the store
formerly occupied by them. lie hopes that the faci.
ues heretofore experienced by tho friends and Gus.
toners ot the establishment (which he thinks win not
be diminished) will induce them to continue their
fayors. N 'S
The present stock is large aud well ss.or,.S 81
be w sure that the most strenuous exer,ions or In
tSal satisfaction. ~ s"e Beh-
Richmond, January LIST, 1881.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-31

IN ~ stand ensuing season fam ninn miles from
w Richmond, dnccy the stagr leading from that
place to tTr'irTickshuig, aud known he HALF Sink
II not saying much, (loI submit to- the card,r of
every gentleman acquainted with the facts sustain the IN h.
assertion when say 'lat his colts Universally acko
eed I" possess much size, strength and acauy as any
colts mat have ever nrcn produced - any horse in VIp
ma Know sovc'a that cannot De purchased less than SO
ven n' eEi hrnded dollars; aud have myself been occ
?iuco ur one At old,he estimate which they nro
hell hy Their owners take TO be the ougcs; recommendation
i!a' can be offered ~ behalf OF urred colts
lie season Will commence 18Th of February and ,r
Wn''r on 'he Isl OF July Terms rs heretofore; tiny Dollars
70 oe drrhagcd Gr thr payment Thy-ive at any tio
during the sixty Dollars Insurance.; One Dollar 10 I'm,
Groom which expected either wien mare IS brought O,
taken away. go "
Extensive pastures provided mares fed cgula,lyl
"iiess niirTwtse dHccie, twenty five cents day
Gentlemen VINO sent last by season 10 Gosu
ma a' ci NOT prove IN ua Informed thar
can "e sent aGan and charge for the services of
''o's'' "'sS 'cy should prove ioal other words
me mares "''I he n'sured at the ruce Of season
.r, 49, -. JOHN NJ. BOLTS.
Inc dinfS OF the Political and pe;erSlp Ipc;, an
c'', "i please insert the above week in be, ,escc
1--we papcs for egi weeks and forward their accounts 10 Tho
Subscribed :" VIC
jln i5--2av3wc "i d.
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Ertmond December so 1890
The parties nseTcsted will please take notice that
have appointed the c9ih day OF March next aud this
Office the time and place, for commencing the account
directed IN the foregoing order, when and where they
are required attend with their accounts and ,oucL
and with office copies of such of the cuur, naucrs
as may be necessary. HILARY BAKER Com,
in
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NTiRGINlA: AT a Superior Court of Chancery
holden at The Capitol, in the city Of Richmond.
the third day of April. 1890: Damaris rsylor, pl,f
agsins, Joseph Dudley. adr.or with the will annexed
Of Ednund rayor deed, and ~ lis own right and
George H., Virginia VI +, Edmund w. AMI Theodore
v. Taylor, infant children of the said Edmund Taylor
deed, dens.
This cause came this day 10 be heard on the bill
WSen Tor c"niesseo' ana exhio'tS "md "as argued by
the plaintiffs COUNSEL On consideration whereof the,
court doth order, that the defendant Joseph Dudey
render account of his administration of the estate
of his tcSiaor, before of the commissioners who
is directed To examine state and settle the same and
make report thereof 10 the court With nny matters
speedily stated, deemed pertinent by himself or
ioh may DC required by the parties 10 be so stated
= co-y. To3tc, "ILLIAa G. PESnt,rv, C
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