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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-11-10

i Mr.. B. +. Hallet as counsel for tn,
Anii-Masonc memorial moved that the
memorial he continued to the next ses.
sion, and that notice issue 20 the Ma
some Corporations IL the State, then tu
appear anI show cause why their char
tcrs should not be taken from them
This motion from the Bar 0ccasioued n
warm discussion, IN which Nessrs.
Simmons, Hazard, and Potter took part.
We regret not being present during the
debate. Mr.. Hazard was, We are told,
very severe in his remarks on the Anti
Masonic party and the course they were
pursuing. Mr.. Simmons in severe terms
spoke of :,le course that party was pur-
suing with regard to the memorial. He
said that at the last session of the As
senibly the memorial was continued at
the request of the meDIoraIis's, notWnh-
standing which fact, II hud been stated
in one of the papers that the legislature
was not willing to give the memorial>ts
ii hearing. lie understood the motives
of the mcmorialists in making the pre-
sent molion,-It was made nt the last
moment of the session when II could not
be property acted on for the purpose Of
having some foundation for IA charge
against the Legislature, similaF to that
which had been already made.
! The motion was rejected by very
large majority without division.
! The modcsty of the motion was every
way worthy of the Council who made it.
lad he moved at proper time in the
session for Il continuance of the memo
rial, with AN order of notice to the
Lodges to attend when the statements
set forth in the memorial were to be
tried before the Legislature, the motion
would not have been such an outrage on
deccmcy and propriety. But that did
not suit his purpose. lie with few
others had made IA representation, and
on that representation he very mosiestly
asked the Legislature to require of the
Lodges to show some reason why their
charters should not bo taken from them.
! We understand the Editor of the Ameri-
can has a report of the debate. We
hope he may publish it and not treat it
as the anti-nasons did Mr.. Lathrop's
letter.
Resolutions were passed appointing
Thursday, the first day OF December, IA
day of general Thanksgiving throughout
the State.
An act passed incorporating the
Broad Street Hotel in the town of Pro-
vidence.
After attending to some other business
of "a priynfp u;,turp The A AsSephly nt -
O'Clock on Saturday evening, adj djourned
to meet in Providence on the second
Monday in January.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-22
.HescSDaper .4gencW.

ROBREI HILL respectfully informs his friends
Az and others, who may honor him with their
confidence. that he has established himself at his
iathess residence. in King William county, as News
paper Agent, for the collection OF such bills as mag
be due for newspapers, &c. published IN the city OF
Richmond, and different parts of the Union, which
NAV have circulation in the county.
lie thinks that his long experience as q collector
Tor several persons and editors and his thorough &C
quan'ance IN the county, will insure him, not on
" the continuance of the favors of his present
friends. but also those of others.
For further particulars Ro Hill refers those who
may favor HIM with their collections to the following
persons: Messrs Richie &, Cook. of the Ennuirer
Messrs Peasants 81 Abbott, Of the Wing, Rich
mond, Va.
Other respectable references can be given should
they be required. Communications relative to tho
ABOVE business post paid and addressed to Ro Hill
AyIetts Ware House, King William county. or
to either of The above named gentlemen, will meet
with strict attention. an e2-1t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-22
H0llsi,dels !SyGMeU COITegc.

ENliE punhc examination OF the Students at
4 Hampden Sydney College will commence on
Friday, the 22d day Of April. and close on the
tuesday following. Parents, Guardians. and all
persons interested in the promotion of Education.
arc invited TO attend.
The semi annual meeting ofthe Board of Trustees
VIII be held at the Philosophical Hall on Wednes-
day, the 27th.
The public performance will take place on Thurs
day, the 23th inst
ap IG-2tc J. p GUSHING pros;do,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-22
/ IMPORTANT LAW
Respecting
Delinquent Lands

''VSPot'US DtfUIYUtNI IINNUS nc TiTgUIlU
AUDrrons OFFICE, 4th Aprll, 1881.
Tic following SCI, pusscd an The LIST met y pub
I,hed or the intrwat,oa of all persons interested
and the pub &c attention earnestly invit. 10 us
several important provisions. As some time will ne
c"sSaTiy eapge before The lists of lands returned de-
iinqnent for non payment of taxes can be published
the oeners If all such i1ndS and tDts that from anu
cause, may hare been returned as delinquent prior
To 1890 would do we'll to make immediate enquiry
ihto the subject. Lands and lots may have been re-
turned By the Sheriff. and NAV now be IN danger Of
forfeiture, whilst the present owners are perfectly
uncon cious AID unsuspicous of the fact. The ~
sovencv. negligence, remote residence. of former
owners may have incumbered tract of land, or lot
with single years taxation. and iha, single years
tuTatisn may lcopardize the t,tlc of the present
owner Serious ard prompt attention ID therefore
earnestly invited io,,hc subject
JAMES l.. HEATH,
AuGitcr Of rubii.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-22
sac !NWIpIiItr lNi1,:iiigS.

I'LL celepfaied watering place. situated ~ county of
monro'' IN the upper country Of Virginia. continues
under the management OF its original pope6rs The char
acicr OF the Salt Sulphur Water been 50 well established
ny We experience % many years, and ito reputation az
manifested ny publc patronage, extensively d1uscd that
e subscribers uecm II almost needless tn enter INTO an
enumeration OF as medicinal virtues Its osiensibe oualcs
''' sulphur ana soca, forming reuiral saline nivresu
p't"T 10 any artificial prepan,rat once pleasant as
nnH md m IT'S operation, and permanently beneficial 10 the
""'s u has proved itself particularly thcacous i'm bilious
ana pulmonary eorP lnis, and a that equic cathar
' rmcdes-in diseases oi the liver, dyspepsia rheumatism
and goui 80 '''''' ''''
Tue Circumstance Of rs having been rrsor.cA 10 for many
wears past hy gentlemen Of great medical distinction from
''.us lac' particularly from the south, whose APPRECIATION
was marked Ivy the repetition VI thc visits furnishes fat,
''iWg'e'ImonlaI Of Us valuable medical qualities
considerable Improvements have been made since the last
year ana cpTopHciurs promise the attention ~ visitors
NAT uty have heretofore rendered IN their accomno
anI Iare they yield To public establishment u Virginia
10y '''lccHuiy sohcH nc continuation Of public pat.
"WIgEe tR>klNE g. CAEU THEIRS.
Inc Orleans Argus and Charleston Courier win inscr, the
aho'e once week, SIX tunes, aud send their account 10
~ IoI raymcnl. an no ians,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-22

az The Expose OF the Policy OF the new French
Ministry and the highly interesting Debate in the
French Chamber of Deputies, in which Lafayette
freely expressed his views, will be read with deep
interest. See Foreign head.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-22
\ OTICE.--A RECRUITING REN.

VI IJE.----A RECRUITING Rem.
~ DEVIOUS for the Army Of the Irni,cd S,o,cs
s stu open al this place, where those who wish 10
JOIN the Standard OF lhcIr Country. will rcpnir.
Richmond, April, 1881. RENDEZVOUS.
oP'v-ot BWchcr7osn.
10 The Petersburg fntcllgcnccr Lvnchbure Vir.
ginan and Charlottesville Advocate will insert the
'carc f''"''cc1cr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-22

" SEE FIRST PAGE toF Ship n "
Auctions. Lotteries. &c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-16
LateraL Clrcninre of khe Spine.

Lateral CurcUfWrc Of The SPINE.
M r. CASEY, Patentec of the Dormant Balance
I'VE. for the cure OF Lateral Curvature of the Spine,
respectfully informs the Faculty of the District, that
he has taken rooms at Mrs. Arguelles' in Pennsylya-
MIA Avenue, for the purpose OF giving n full exposi-
ton of his method. Members of Congress and their
Ladies, as well as the other Ladies and Gentleu n.
residents of, or now sojourners in the District. are
respectfully invited TO take o view of the very simple
means by which 4 perfect cure Of a most affecting
aud wide spreading irregularity in the human form
has been effected in various parts ofthe Union. The
attcstations of the clear and decided superiority Of
the Dormant Balance over all other methods, in
clude the testimony ofthe first Surgeons, Physlolo-
gists and Physicians in the Union. as we'll as of Paris
and London WdShtnEt0n. i. {. Feb. o.. 1881.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-16
TO PERSONS IN pfRGLNYs.
Owning Military Lands in Kentuckv

Live IN Hickman county, Kentucky, NJ, I o,umb,,s ~, I,o,
n Banks, on the Mississippi Rrver; avn The suryevo, of ,b,
virgn" Military Lands on Stale Establishment. and have sur
veyed a gond many OF them south west of The Tenue 20 river
tnee Inc death Of my predecessor, Maj WIN Crughan-l an,
agent toga Number OF persons owning those lands and would
wh.Aney aei TOT Others who ma think proper to- entr,st their
BUSINESS WIN me j am probably better acquainted with the
s'ua'ho" o uhnse lands, than any other person; be that a. II
may, Mey want attention; and whether they employ me or M,
> "ouiu advise the owners to pay immediate attention TO them:
some oi whieh have been piilased OF their timber, some bav.
oeen entered as warrant Lands and persous living al, Them
sue % occupant laws Of Our state may, after a while, nut the
o""Hs uo considerable expense and trouble hsy We guarded
many OF those lands as well as could. without having more
au'honty lheIe are large bodies of those Military Lands IL ipg
."sethcr, and ou, few persons living on them, some with leaseso
nut more squatters, not Calculated TO enhance their value Tb,,r
are ten ar twelve miles square OF those lands, near me. Of sbich
1 "ou'd advise the owners (knowing IL to- I've for their ,r,ere <,,
! ell small part, say two ar three hundred acres an, of sarb
''"ou acre tract, even al a low prc-, aud am confident. thai,
IN two or three yeers II would enhance the value Of the b,Ia,rc
10 double or treble what the whole tract would he wo,,b IN -
u a. u now IS Persons buying and settling on part. would
axe care ri the balance and induce Others TO come into ,hc
neighonfh"od; and II Is a settlement that gives value 10 land
l would act as agent Tor owners of lands on the Cumberland
and Tennessee rivers, as wen a. south west Of Tennessee.
where j 1--we, on as good Terms as any one who will attend ne LH
oight, To the business. | shall give no references for recou,-
am well kuown in Kentucky. and have some ac.
qualn,ances IN my native state, Virginia; II persons have nor
confidence IN NE, do not desire their business; # ,,t M 4,
agencies, am willing to spend a tiGe in giving the o,y,sr If
those lands, this notice. There are many of the riI,sT,
ana south west OF the Tennessee river, that are in,eTierei
VIM by treasury Warrant claims. aud are in possession of Tho
Claimants or their Tenants, some of which are no, worth a law
s'ti Z. the Federal Court, and if Congress are disposed to do
justice towards the Officers and Soldiers Of the virginia State
Line, they should suffer the owners N Withdraw them and nro,
cure scrip for the amount of their Warrants. or they will Ger
tainIy be n a worse situation than those who neglected to loo ate
U'ei' warrants at all. RiCHARD TAYLOR in,
Columbus Hickman county, XIV. Jan. %, 1891.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-16
$500 sHsR

yEIHE new line of 4 Horse Post Coaches. from,
Z Richmond to Orange Court House, via Loui-
sa Court House, has gone into operation, and will
continue without failure.
This stage viii, for the present, leave Richmond on
Wednesdays and Saturdays at ! O'Clock. A., M. and
arrive at . ange Court House on Thursdays and
Mondays at Q o'clock, I. M.-!cave Orange Court
House ON Sundays and Wednesdays at ; O'Clock, and
arrive at Richmond. on Mondays and Thursdays at :,
P. NJ. This line of stages viii make q junction az
Orange Court House with the Alexandra line Of
stages carried by William Smith to L~ynchburg-pas-
House, Fauqnier Cour House or Warrcnton-at
Nhlch point, 1t will meet with the Wincester line
by winch, a direct communication is afforded to the
town Of Wheeling on the Ohio river.
At Louisa Court House, the fIarrisonburr mai
is taken out, and vi! in $ me short time. be carried
by a 2 horse stage, of rhrch due notice will be given
at present 1t ls carried on horseback.
The public are assured that the best horses and
most experienced drivers viii De kept-and every ex,
ertion used TO make the lie comfortable and exDedi-
tIous.
Fare 10 Louisa Court House 3 dollars-to Orange
Court House 81 50 c,nts.-Al intermediate di.tan-
ces s! cents per mtlc.-Stage Office at the Wash.
ington Hotel. JNO NJ. PRICE.
/ mar 2-iaWIW
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-16

Tickets 8, halves ? 50, quarters ..
~ The Capital Prizes and Cash at sight, mpy
always be expected at Fortunes Lounge"
mar 10 BIGGER'S OFFICE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-16
LEES
CELEBRATED &. HIGHLY LUPROVED

CELEBRATED g. HIGHLY LNPROVED
EAHTIEX MEDICINES.
EES Anti-Bilhous Pills, admirably adapted to
~ carry of superfuouS bic, aud TO prevent its
morbid sCCrctions. Price - and 30 cts. per box, in
tin boxes
LEE Worm L.ozengcs, 4 certain and powerful
remedy for destroying all kinds Of worms. Price 80
cents per box, in TIN boxes.
LEES Elixir. n certain and cfec:ual remedy for
obstinate colds, coughs, weak s~tomachs, &c. Price
81 per bottle.
cd to cure from one application, free from mercury or
any pernlclous ingredient. Price 81 cents per box.
LEES genuine Persian Lotion, renders the skin
dellcately soft and smooth, improves the complexion.
Price so cts per bottle.
LEES Essence and Extract of Mustard. an infAl
lble remedy for spralns, bruises, rheumatism, numb
nes, &c. Price 81 per bottle.
LEES Lip-Salvc. Price 80 cts. per box.
LEE 5 Nervous Cordial, or Grand Restorative, a
most valuable medicine for great and general dcbiIi
ty, nervous disorders, loss Of appetite, &c. Price 81
per bottle.
LEES Aguc and Fever Drops, warranted to cure
iftakcn according to directions. Price 10 cents per
bottle.
LEES Indian Vegetable Specific, a certain and CT
fcctual cure for ycncrcal and gonorhua. Price 81
each, box and bottle
LEES Tooth Ach Drops, which give immediate
relief. Price 80 cts. per bottle.
LEES Tooth Powder, which cicanscs and bcauii.
ics the tccth. Price 80 cts. per bottle.
LEES Eye Water, a certain cure for sore eyes.
Price 80 cts per bottle.
LEES huodyuc ElNir. for Tie rurcof bead aches.
price 81 per bottle.
LEES Corn Plaster, for removing and destroying
COINS. Price % cts. per packet. For sale by
mar 10 lOt J. III EUSTACE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-16
LOTTERIES.
MANAGERS OFFICE,

Grand conS asdSted 7 o,tcry, Clu-s 40. 5, to be
a,S"h To~pAf, aud tac drawing received on
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-16
Prints.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN 81 CO. have Just re-
~ ccived ten cases fancy prints, new and fashion
Prints.

a. ceived ten cases fancy prints, new and fashion
able style.
A Il rules held in the clerks Office of Mecklenburg
IA county court, on the Sd day of January, 1885,:
Peter +. Furgcrson, pitt. against Sarah Ilansord
William Turner, and Susannah his wife, Daniel Fra
zler, sen, Benjamin Frazier, Elizabeth Frazier, Alex
andcr Frazier, Su annah Frazier, Daniel Frazier.
Jun, Thomas II. Furgcrson, and Homer v. Furgera
son, dfis.-IN CHANcERY.
The defendants, Daniel Frazier, sen. Benjamin
Frazier, EtiLlbeth Frazier, Alexander Frazier, Su.
sannah Frazier, Daniel Frazier, Jun Thomas II
Furgerson, and Homer V. FurCcrson. not having
entered their appearance according to the act OF
Assembly, and the rules of this court, and it appear
ing satisfactorily that they are not inhabitants of this
State, on motion Of the plaintiff. by his attorney, it is
ordered, that the said defendants DO appear here on
the LIST day Of March court next, and enter their
appearance, and answer tic ~pllinrlfs bill, and that
a copy Of this order be inserted in ono Of the news
papers printed IN the town of Petersburg, OF city o
Richmond, fer eight weeks successfully, and posted
at the front door OF the courthouse Of said county.
A copy. Testc,
> JOHN G.. BAPTIST, n. C..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-16
r. L. Smith, recently Collins & Co.

H. Il olilltH, IcCcully COlllllS ~ 20.
Y the late arrivals, has received many books-among
Evening Recreations: a series of Dialogues on the History
and Geography of the Bible. Written for the American :. 5.
Union.
Life and Travels of ST. Paul. BY 6. 7. Bedei, d d.
with an account of tine American Baptist Mission to that En-
prc. Prepared for the American s. s. Union; by James d.
Knowles, A. NJ
My Grandfather Gregory.
Jesus, the Child's Best Teacher
Mary Scott; or, the Child loved a, Sunday Schoul.
The Hills.
jays Exercise for the Closet; for every dy IN the Year.
Wilson'S Lectures; I'd Vol. Evidences Of Christianity.
Bickersteth's Christian Student, Scripture Help, Lords
Supper, Christian Hearcr, Treatise on PRAYER.
Grfin's Park Street Lectures.
Memoirs of DR. Payson
FabeT's Difficulties Of l~nfdeliiy.
Advice TO a Young Christian: with an introductory Essay
by DR. Alexander
'Burkn's Help and Guide to Christian families
Annals of the Poor, by Leigh Richmond.
Wilson on the objectionable Sin
James Family Monitor, Christian Fathers Present, Church
Members Guide.
Porteus Lectures on St Mathew.
Bcvcndsc's Private Thoughts on Religion.
Pascals Provincial Letters.
Woods on Inspiration.
Memoir OF Rev. L Parsons, FRS, Missionary to Palestine
from the United States.
life and Ministry of Sunmerfell.
Halves Lectures to Young Men.
LIuScy's Lectures TO Middle Aged.
Grcgory's Evidences, Doctrines and Duties Of sc Christian
Religion
Robert Halls Polemics and Freedom of the piess.
HAYES Tribute TO Memory Of Pilgrims.
Lexicon Of UseurKnowledge by tue Rev. n. Wilbur, 4. Nj.
l;obet tails Co'aplcte Works
Scott. Henry aud Cark's Commentary on the Old and New
Testament
Wlbur's Family Bible
II. l. s. will probably open in the course Of this day and to.
morrow. further supplies, including some new Works, and a
small Invoice OF Choice Muse. mar ,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-16
THIS DAY.
Union Canal Lottery. Class No. 8, drawing TO be
received TO-DAY.

Tickets >, halres Q 50, quarters / Is.
Tickets for sale at this Office, either by the mack
age, or at retail. YATES Il MCINTYRE.
mar 10 MannrPrs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-16
ENGLISH ANIMALS FOR 1881.

ENGLISH ANIMALS FOR 1881.
landscape ANNUAL, Illustrated by 20 cle-
IL CANT cngfavings. and handsomely bound.
The Musical Bjou, an Album of music. poetry and
prose-, and illustrated by many splendid engravings
The Remembrance, edited by Roscoe, with many
handsome engravings and beautifully bound.
The Iris, a literary and religious offering, with nu-
merous tine engravings and bound in silk.
Falstaff's Comic Annual. illustrated by several hun
dred remarkably humorous cuts TO life, and well
bound. For sale by
NOR IL j. II. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-16
MICKLE'S OFFICE.
BIGGER'S Prize OFFICE.

mis- JAY
The drawing ofthe Splendid Union Canal Lottery.
No. ., will be received by BIGGER TODAY
at I2 O'Clock.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-16

IL The subscriber Is this day moving his goods
from the store recently occupied by BARNEs g.
BELT, to the store on the corner OF L and 18th
streets. opposite the Bell Tavern, where lie will dis
pose Of his stock on hand. at rcyy reduced prizes,
say about cost and charges; which wall be done for
the purpose oG reducing the stock as much as posi-
BILE, before his Spring supply arrives. IIo has re-
ceiyed recently from New York and Philadelphia, n
great many new and desirable ARTICLES, both for La
dies and Grntlcwcu, which be Will dispose Of Ias be-
fore saidJ at very reduced prices.
BENJAMIN LLOYD BELT.
fpb 25-Inw ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-16
New Spring Goods.

New Spring Goods.
- OBERT JENKINS Is opening, by The Pack
n al TantIvy from New York, the following new
Dry Go Dis.
Changeablc colorcd Gro de Maps.
Rich figured white Gauze Wells.
An extensive assortment, black Lace Wells.
Blonde figured Gauze IIdkE.-fancy colored. and
half mournIng-a new style of goods, and for 81 9 ut
u low price.
A few dozen more of those elegant embroidered
white cotton Hose.
A few pieces, new style, French coronation Cling.
hams.
Linen Floss and Linen Purling.
-iLso-
l case German Linens, which, for lncress and
cheapness, are preferable to any yet offered, and will
r. ii. JENKINS
mar 1 Linen and Fancy Dry Goois Store.
a. L. Bolts d. CHARLES II. Bolts,
.4TTORyNIES .1T L.4W.
TANHE subscribers will regularly attend The courts
Il held in the city of Richmond They promise
faithful and dl!igcnt attention to any business cntrus
ted TO them. a. i. BOTTS,
Gil II BOTTS
a. L. Bolts proposes TO establish in the CITY of
Richmond Il General Agency Office IN connrXion
with the practice of The baw-to collect claims and
10 secure debts-to effect sales Of stock of all dcscrip-
tons, publicly or privatcly-to procure loans of money,
and to dispose Of the sam In every instance the
commissions will be moderate.
The subscriber would be glad TO draw deeds of
convcyanccs. and in trust deeds to act MS Trustee.
my PERSON HdNlUR CitlIls OF II uOuDiluI C0draCtpr
would do well to apply 10 him to have them arranged.
and that if they plcasc conditIonally-n any matter
of difficulty able loyal advice will bc procured with
out additional charge.
Having an extensive acquaintance in the State,
those wishing TO lend or borrow sums of money
would do well to apply to him-ths can be done free
OF postage, and If not suitably negotiated 10 loss or
inconvenience can be sustained. Every honorable
eXertlon shall be used and not the most remote rlsquc
haZardcd as far rs the subscriber is concerned IN any
transaction entrusted to him by seller or buyer, Dor
Tower.or lender.
Having been for the last ten years a member of
the Council Of Virginia, lac has necessarily become
conversunt with tho subject Of iand claims for rcro-
iutionury ScrUcCS-suCh claims will be attended TO
for the conditional compensation ~ one fourth If OBJ
tanned, nothing If not allowed. In attending TO such
claims he will be aided by a gentleman Of much OK
pcricncc and who has devoted much time 10 Inc same.
Attached to his office will be established If desired
by the citizens Of Richmond and It's vicinity, a Read
ing Room md Exchange Office, under the manage
mont OF a suitable person; and wherever an agent or
uuctlonccr Of any description may be employed, due
care viii be observed.
The above establishment viii 20 into operation the
Let Of April next or carhcr-oud if 50, due notice will
br given A. H. BOTTS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-16

HAlrSULUIlON.-rhe co-partnershlp hereto
~ fore existing underline firm ofBARNEs & Bet,
IS this day dissolved by mutual consent. All al
those indebted 10 the concern, will please make paw
ment TO u l.. Belt-ard those TO whom the concern
Is indebted, will be paid by him, as he alone is au.ho-
rIzed to settle the whole business.
NEWMAN w BARNTS.
BENZ LLOYD BELT.
Richmond, Feb. 80, 1881.