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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-04

NiRGlNIA;-M Superior Court OF Chancery Rich
n'ond Circuit h"h at the Capitol, the City Richmond
on Monday, June &c, lsI3:
James Kelly late Of Carriek suin Ireland William Kelly
Cack on SUR Ireland lIonora Kelly, Ann
hey and Bridges Kelly the said William the brother
said James and the said lionoTia being
sisters; and Ann Walls Of Carrick
cousins Edmund Walls deceased late OF the City ochmond
m the state OF Virginia, Pitts.
Against
William Williams and IIa,an Executors Edmund
Walls decd pcn,
This cause this day by par
ties ON tic bill answer rcp.caon and exhibits and argued
by 'onS" TN consideration whereof the Court the applca
hon OF the Plaintiffs doth odcT aud that all
Claims against Edmund Walls, the Of the Defendants shall
eNhh the sam" to the Count settlement before the 10Th day
the neat January Term and doth direct this order be published
In one OF the City Of Richmond
unued therein for eight weeks aud be posted door
Courthouse OF the County eneo and the door OF
Courthouse o the City OF Richmond several Court days
u 25-wew Copy-Testc: WA. e.. SANDS, e. q.
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HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
A1NG1N9.

VIE subscriber bcss his friends and the public
u generally that he sen carry
TONED business IA all its branches shop above
c Depot on H. Street Shockoc Hill where he hasa
OF glass paint eoal varnsh, putty which he viii
up onthe Hnst Reasonable terms lie wou inform especially those
who Sgnsor painting he
has connected with hun Mr.. Richard
first rate painter who will always the shop
thankfully all oricrs both
with nean'ss and with dispatch lie would inform his
friends that wOube happy reasonable distance
moae then,
10 part ofhe city 10 lights Of glass My
eas always Of the best the aod and
only that
per yard. T. y SMITH
y. H. wouh wishing paIlor and
doors finished that beautiful style called polishing.
acquired thorough knowledge the prepared
deriak AMI execute the eGuasd
other painter IN the My shall be- the present
IL SMITH
a NHIpEENS' BEAUTIFUL CATER BOUTS.-we have re
~ eeiv,d lot OF Chircns beautiful
eoors. Persons want OF something extra, will call
MYERS 4 co.
au : Dealers n Boots, Shoes and Trunks
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NlRGlNlA-At rules held in the Clerks office
" othe Superior Court OF Caneey for the Richmond Circuit
third day OF July lsI3
Daniel l. Miller and John merchants
under ia. firm OF Miller & Cooper, Pltfs,
against
Sarah lIaTty and other D,nS.
The defendant above named having appearance
and security according
Of this Court and appearing satisfactory
inhabant ordered That the said
defendant appear Monday
IN October and the bl of
of this order be- forthwith inserted published
the City of Richmond for successfully posted
front door 81 the Capitol the City.
A Copy-Tcste:
ju2t-w9w wM. e. SANDS, c. &.
NIRGINIA:-At Rules held ofce OF the sup
Court Of Chancey for the Richmond Circuit
day Of July. 1913:
Thomas Il. McGehec. PnE
Against
Robert A. Bailey AMI Mace Fitzgerald partners under the
firm OF Bailey Fitzgerald ami John Gudn Executor Edmund
Baly, decd Dens
The defendant Robert A. Bailey having entered his appear
and giving according the Act OF Assembly
Rules OF tins Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence
he not ntabant ~ this Commonwealth II ordered That
the said defendant DO appear
Monday October plaintiff
copy Of this ore newspaper
published the City Of Richmond for successfully,
poasei the front door of the Capitol the City
a Copy-TeSte:
in q
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VIRGINIA TO WIT AT rules taken in the
Cek Office OF the Circuit upeor Court Of Law ana Chane.
~ OF Prince Edward County the NJ day Of July, Ista
William u. venabie, Phn
against
Dabney Cosby wershire N. Lewis and r J. Sparrow,
Dcns
Tbs defendant Cosby, having appearance and
given security according the Gencra
rules OF this Court aud appearing that nhabiapt
OF this State, the by counsel IL j. en-
tered AZ rules aforesaid aud accordingly ordered
aud the plaintiffs copy Of this order he
forthwith inserted In OF the public printed in
the city Of Richmond ior posted AZ an.
front door OF the Courthouse Of this county.
a Copy-rcsie:
juis-w9w u J. woRsHAM q a.
" CiiANCERN-n Gooehiand County Court July nth Is4a
John Williams and Rebecca his wife, formerly Rebrcca Nor
row, Phf.
Against
William Morrow, Sally Morrow. William Rneiani and Jimmy hi.
wife, formerly jimmy Morrow, Abigail Lucy Mary Maria Nor
row,
Thus day the rhntn, by Counsel bI AMI
The defendant William Morrow having appearance
AMI given security according the Act Of Assembly Rules
OF ' Court and appearing To the satisfaction OF
ne u not an inrihtant Of this Commonwealth ordered That
inc s'h defendant William Morrow, appear
o' october Court neat and and that a
copy OF his order be forthwith newspaper pub
sne IN us 'y OF Richmond months Sicccfsiy,y and
Pos"" h''he ifon door OF the Courthouse OF County
a Copy-restc
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II. W. " ]. ]. FRY y co.


lure IN Store, and HE tray,
zOn BAGS Rio, Laguira, Cuba and Java
Il eOO COFFEE
2'o hld' y. Orleans Porto Rico and H. Cror SUGARS
. do Clarified d,
i55 package loaf crushed and pulyerized
30 hhds
go tcrces Porto Rico and Orleans MoLAssEs
80 bbis
$50 package. TEAS Of extra quality
1900 sackssALT. gtp the ton
900 boyes CANDLES and SOAP
1000 keRs NAILS
tons Blistcrcd Cast aud Shear STEEL
10 uerccs RICE
2 hhd- prime MADDER
INDIGO
400 boxes WINDOW GLASS;
80 bbb COPPERAs
~ do Alum and Salt Pcirc
~ Bags Pepper Spice AMI Ginger
10000 sopas
10 Tons County and Tredegar Iron
Bar Lead Powder anil Shot Wood Ware, Chewing Tobacco
Wrapping and Writing Papei &C. &C..
We VIII scn rSSy otp, Tor the money m market prices
punetua cstomer We offer the
and receiving md forwarding Goods Wafehoue being Fire
Poot insurance always be effected the
Goods stored ~
BRIEF NOTICE portion Of work by WIN. Burke. en-
n tied Tho Mineral Springs Of Western Virginia" prem-
mary remarks The relative virtues of The saline and
tents NJ The White Sulphur Water by J. j. MOonnan 49, resident
PhyHcan AZ The White Sulphur sprinss-For sale by
j. 10 sMTTH DRlNKER 4 NORRIS.
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Sr myers lcavin- Richmond by the Railroad at :!
4 Vi rcach the Junction breakfast, aud thence
proceed together with passengers arriving ut the June
A-l=I-k North the Louisa Rail road 60 Cor
rlotiesvle, reach
-N2--ng Chaott-svIe by =. NJ, and Cookies Is miles
West Cookies by daylight
Ridge stanton 10y 10 A. NJ
IL a NJ reaches Clover
Dale and leaving there NJ day hight reaches
Springs breakfast, and Casghans dinner and
IA. WHIT, sulphur LeviShurg by T. NJ
III dy - hours than the route by lynclb9rg The
whole expense l and the week - Eo days sooner
Saunion Tuesdays, Thur
DAYS alternate days wn 6e furnished
n M reaches Lexington by night; leave morning 1t
Bridge breakfast where
reach DhTels Springs by
morning breakfast reach C9lgans din
ner sulphur Springs, by p NJ,
The roads splendid the and fall and the teams and
coaclrs - heretofore.
Mail Routes and Passengers have pre-
ference all Others gag P'iEi
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NIlsGINIA:-At Rules held in the Clerks Once
Count Cancery Richmond Circuit third
day of July lSi3:
Daniel brown, Benjamin Palmore. Thomas Meaux Mary C.
Morrison, William W. Mosby, Colin Clarke and Charles L.
Mosby Puf,
Against
luleberry II. Mosby, Charles and others Dens.
The defendants above not having appearance
and given security according the Act Assembly and Rules
Of this Court aud appearing by satisfactory evidence
not inhabitants of this Commonwealth:
said defendants do here the Rules be- held
Monday ia October and the bill Of
that copy Of this oricr be newspaper
published IN the City OF Richmond for
and posted at the front door Of the Capitol City
A Copy-Tesie
ju 22-yvgw WM G. sANDs G. G.
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VIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the G,o.L,. nc

OT-
nee OF the Circuit Superior Law and Co.
'he county OF M"idieseS onthe LIST Monday July IsI3
Robert H. ionl and RchaIi H. Hord infants Inv rn,,,. N NJ,
', 80" '" ''"' "'N' "i'"' Complainanis,
Thomas ilord Executor 81 Richard former Guardian
of Richard aud Robert ori. DeCep,an,--Is a.. s...
The defendant Thomas Ior having entered IA.
and gwen security the and IN. u.s M
this court and happening by affidavit filed cause Thai n
not an inhabtam OF this country ordered that the said a.
PENDANT do here the first Monday M Ru
To he holden for the said pan,6 ami
that copy of this order he forthwith some ncwapsT
published the City Richmond and
posted at the front door Of the Court this county
Copy. Teste,
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XIRGINIA:-At Rules held in the CLERIC, OF

" TNIIIth HtIU III CIprk'S OF
fee OF the Superior Court Of Chanery for tho Richmond
cult the eth day Of August. "
BuIwehB Moseley and Paisley w WIFE and other Puff.
Against ''
~ !, s .uH"S anu "'hct Deus.
The defendant above named having entered his
ana given security according the Assembly and The
OF hs Court and appearing by .yenc. that he
not an inahtant of this is ordered that ma,
su defendant do appear here bs on The 6.t
Monday IN November anl the pa n
That copy OF this order b. som.
published IN the city of Richmond mouths and
Pos'ed AT The 'front.' door OF the Capitol the
a Copy-Teste.
W. IVA ~ S.Npa a. -,
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Henderson and Tor sale by lau 81 SHIELDS soMERvmLE
~ Rich HetaiIinR Dry Goods.
SOME exclusive styles Of unusually rich Paris
- Wool Blzorncs
some few ends unooHinoniy elegant Paris dc Lains
Ono piece extra heavy blue black 2. DE soie
Several dozen white blue and every variety Of black and
cold Kid Glpve for Ladies'
Part of n ca Of fine undfessed sheeiing Linen
DO do do Birdeye Diaper Tor Aprons, &c.
Pew dress lengths ~ Rich Fouard sih 10 per vi
Great variety style Lawns be od reduced Sccs
Very variety Of neck hat and Rbon elegant
and low
ono piece very heavy waed blue black DE ROe
variety rich coId and black silks peapshe great
est
part Of case of entirely new Summer silks price
Low priced Fouard Silks. sc, &c, &c
And Cloths and Housekeeping Linens BRUSH ana
American COtion Panneis The assortment - good and
being made better by The subscriber who
markets, simultaneously with
appearance or this advert Tor purpose
ny September, be VIII be able To invite
inspection perhaps good stock NJ h. has ever had IN
Goods above enumerated and nv others on hand
viii be sold reduced prices though the prospect V That a
descriptions will be higher than Wien they were laid IN
au 10 TlIos. X. PRICE.
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4, escorted landing and fof sale by
DAVENPORT " ALLEN.
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RACoN-5O hhds prime Western Shoulders. Tor cal. nv
- au 10 JOHN r. TRIPLET'T A soN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-11

Farm NEAL LYNcHBURG:-The subscriber wishes TO sell
Il The Farm upon which he resides, situated on both sides Of the
Turnpike and Stage road. leading from LyEchburg to Campbell
c. H., miles fom the former aud A from the latter place, and
about ) from tie canal, and contains about 300 acres;-oG0 are
cleared and under improvement, the balance is wood land. OF
the cleared land over 80 ac.es are handsome low grounds, free
from stone, affarding the advantage of handsome and profitable
meadows. The soil is OF the most profitable character of red
land. The whole lies so well as to admit ofeasy cultivation; and
there il lime at the spot, which acts like a charm here, from rX
pertinent. The buildings are all that are necessary, including an
excellent ice house, a well Of superior water in the yard, Smiths
house and shop, &c. There Is a good orchard, garden, &C. This
situation is handsome, remarkably healthy, convenient to a sups-
rir and permanent School, to Churches, and 10 several Mills
This i one If The most public roads leading TO %Lynchburg The
stand is good fora Tavern. The wagon yard affords a fine supply
of manure, and all tie grain, hay, &c, sells fer a better price at
the door always Than eau he had elsewhere. Besides these, this
Farm possesses in itself many advantages To render the business
agreeable and profrab;r-and, if any want a larger Farm, there
is more land Of good quality adjoining 1t now for sale, and which
mus, necessarily be sold This Fall Being determined 10 sell, my
terms will be made 10 suit a pufchaser-probably a small amount
will be required in hand The purchaser can meet the other pay
ments from off the Farm with few hands, and convert his pIr-
chase into a speculation at The end of the time, It he chooses; as
the best of judges pronounce that these ianhs must sell In a short
WIN. A.. STAPLES.
Auc.4 25-w5w
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DUBLtC SALE.-By virtue of decree Of the County Court m
i Orange, rendered on Monday, the Gath July, The subscribers
will sell. at public auction, on the 3st day of this month, eau
cust) Willis Grove, the late residence of William Z. wills. de.
ceased. This large and valuable Estate lies in the county OF
Orange, on the Rapid Ann river, contiguous TO the Manufacturing
acres, all of superior quality, and well adapted 10 the growth OF
corn, wheat and tobacco. The highlands are of a Southwestern
exposure, and the lowlands are of al,uviaI soil.
This Farm is situated about two miles from the turnpike WHICH
leads from Fredericksburg 10 Orange Courthouse, being not more
than 5 miles from the latter. nor 81 from the former, ana wlinih
Is OF Gordonsviile Depot, which affords an excellent market 10 me
farmers in this section. There is an abundance nf timber Tor all
The purposes of the farm, and sufficient water from n number OF
good springs in, and streams running through, each helu. On one
of the streams there is n large and productive meadow. The I'M
proyemeuts are extensive, consisting Of 4 dwelling house, winch
Ia large and commodious, a two story fame building adjacent, a
and q cellar, a kitchen with four rooms, 4 number of cabins with
stone chimnies, two large stables and a large Barn, all in good
repair, and conveniently located. There are, besides the abnve
other necessary out buildings. The garden Is large, handsome
and productive-in fine, the subscribers believe, that II VIII well
compare with any estate in the county for beauty ui scenery,
commanding an extensive and beautiful view OF The Blue Ridge
and Rapid Ann Valley fertility OF soil, salubrity oil Climate, ana
convenience oflocalinn.
The subscribers viii also sell, on the same day, another Tract,
containing $50 acres, lying in the "Pincy Woods" about four
miles from Willis Grove. This land, which is valuable, princi.
patty on account Of lis fine timber, will be sold in three or more
tracts, 10 suit purchasers. Diagrams of either Estate viii be
shown. Those wishing 10 view the premises VIII call on the
subscribers, who reside in the immediate vicinity OF Wills
Grove.
7e~rms.-One-fo fourth of the purchase money will be required in
hand-the balance in one, two and three annual Instruments, Sc
cured by approved personal security. and a lien on the premises.
Qr The sale will be made at Willis Grove.
ROBERT 7. WILLIS,
RICHARD n. WILLIS,
Executors of William {. Willis
Aug 2l-tds
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Aug. 4

| NoTIcE.-I wish to sell my Land, on which now live, in
" Campbell county, Va, on both sides OF whipping creek, one
mile above lis junction with siannton river, containing about $50
acres, and is perhaps one Of the best tracts OF land in this sec
ton of country. Nearly the whole tract is under good fencing;
about two thirds is cieated, the most of which IS in cultivation,
and tina; 10 clear u first rate tobacco land, all elegantly waiered
with creeks and fine springs Of the hest r'estonc water. There
arc upwards Of 200 acres of low grounds, the most OF which lies
Immediately in trout, and in full view of the dwelling, well
adapted 10 the culture of tobacco and all Kinds OF grain. The
buildings are mostly good and new. The dwelling house is p
feet in length, with nine rooms and three porcnes, nicely furnish.
ed inside and out. All the out houses are good and convenient
in proportion, with good tobacco barns, granary, &C, an excel
lent garden and ward, well paled in and ornament.d. There is
a full ~sufkciency of fruit trees of various kinds, and an excellent,
mill site, on a never failing stream.
This land lies on both sides Of the road, leading from the town
Of Brook Neal 10 Samuel Panniil's Bridge, and is about five miles
from each place, 30 miles from Lyncbburg, 80 from Pittsylvania
Courthouse 2e from Halifax Courthouse, and 26 from Charlotte
Court house. Society in the neighborhood aud the surrounding
country is Of the best order.
would sell on accommodating terms; and &c 1t suited The pnr
chaser best, I will take the largest proportion IN negroes. should
like 10 make sale to some person whom II might SUIT 10 lake the
house and plantation as it stands, with the household furniture,
tuhick IS Of the best,l and the crop, stock, tools, &C., &c. IL any
person should wish a larger quantity Of land, he can be accom-
moda,ed, as there a,e other lands adjoining, of excellent quality,
for sale. Any person wishing further information viii direct 10
0" LEWIS d. PoINDEXTER.
July2 81 2l-w4w
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NOTICE.-The subscriber offers for sale, privately, his VA
~ LUABLE AMELIA SPRINGS PROPERTY. consisting Of
about go acres of LAND, I5a acres of winch are la, land If first
rate quality, and all in a high stale Of improvement. On 4 good
portion of The high land there is nnwa fine crop Of Cluver-in the
production Of which no lane in Virginia is superior. All things
considered, the Amelia Springs Is certainly the most valuable pro,
per;y in Eastern Virginia: lis situation is healthy, and lis waters
equal 10 any in Virginia. The improvements on the place are
very large and superior, all uf the houses having been erected
within The last SIX or seven years. There is a large brick Hotel,
three stories high. with 4 spacious bal. room, 32 feet hy -, the
Ladies' sirnng room adjoining, aud nine lodging rooms above, aud
n large Gentiemcn's sitting room on the basement si.rT. On each
feet in length, and each containing IL rooms. There is, likewise,
a large framed building, containing 10 rooms, and a great number
Of o'hcr rooms, sufficient in all 10 entertain some 500 or Geo per-
sons. There Is also n very superior dining room, l3a feet long,
built of brick, which is sufficiently spacious 10 dine 400 persons;
also, n neat and comfortable private residence, located near the
dining room, and well situated for the residence of those super-
intending the dining room. There is also a good store house, IN
which there might he done a good taslness in The mercantile limr.
There is also a good hath house, with eight rooms, appropriated
for bathing. The stables are equal 10 any III Virr. ma for con-
vrnience, &c, there being one Of hrick sufficient 10 contain Mt
least S3 horses; also, 4 framed stable, sufficient 10 contain *
horses. The yard and pleasure grounds having been laid out BY
n celebrated English gardener, and altlc honders beautifully de-
cora,ed with shrnbbrry of different kinds: makes this n most
beautiful situation. The Springs are located in a HAT, surpassed
in beauty by none In the world. The wairrs Of the AIn.iia
Springs have BEEN analy zed by Dr.. Bridges, of PhiiaapIphia, and
approved Of by Doct Parish Of the same place. The following is
the analysis, compared with that of the While Sulphur Springs:
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PROPOSALS FOR CHAIN IRON.

NAVY 16ENIs oft.A,
Washington, July =, lcb.> =,
PROPOSALS will he received AT this office until inIec oe."ch
L on the first day Of September ensuing, 10 deliver al Tic navy
Yard, III This city, the following chain iron, for eighteen ehiih
cables, ll.lG inches in diameter. each lJO iathons long, constr
tutng The following bill of iron, viz:
IS, leo links | lilo inches diaIneter-a ! inches loHg.
Glinks | 70. l6 inches in diameter-a2! inches long.
21 feei 81 inches by q oval PIN iron.
30 feet 81 do. 2 do.
20 swlvei, 19S shackle, and Is box pieces.
Specifications of the swivel, shackle, box pieces and oval pm
iron. can he seen on application at this Office; all Of HE ab"'e. iron
mus, be The very best American, and undergo such proof, hiluei
the increased tests aud inspection, AZ the comuandlnt "i me laid
may subject it 10; TO be delivered free of expense 10 he Govern
meni, aud in rs shoTt Il time after the contract is made Is Is pos
sib.e, which time will be designated IN The contract.
Bonds with good and sufficient surriirS in doutie tie amount
of lie contract win be required, and n rese.ya!os made from
EACH payment of ten per cent. till The contract i Completed.
WIN. y. SCOTT, Navy Agent.
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VALUABLE LAND AND MILL FOR SALE-By virtue oil
Y The last Will of William Dulaney, deceased, shall sell, on
the aist day of august next, to The highest bidder a valuable
tract of Land, lying in the county of Greene, about 4 quarter OF q
mile from Stanardsville. OH the main road leading 10 Richmond
and Fredericksburg. The tract contains about -four hundred ana
twenty acres, about two hundred acres of which is good tobacco
land, 10 clear. The land lies remarkably well, and is well adapt
ted TO the cultivation If corn, wheat, rye, oats and tobacco; anu
taken altogether, combines advantages rarely 10 be met with.
The improvements are toicab.y good, being n small dwelling
house, stables, cabins, tobacco house, &c. There is about iony
acres of good bottom land on the tract; it is well watered, aud Il
spring within sixty yards of the dwelling house equal to any III
the Mountains. Further particulars are deemed unnecessary, a'
il is presumed any person wishing To purchase Will view lie
premises.
Trms-One fourth cash, and the balance in three equal annual
payments. A deed will not be made until the las; payment Is
made.
The Min property lies within one mile of the county seat, on
the South branch of the Rapid Ann River. The Mill is IN good
repair, runs one pair of burrs and one pair Of corn stones; 1t is
situated in Il fine wheat country, and is considered an excellent
Manufacturing Mill. The society in the neiehhorhooa is good;
and, being within one mile of the county seat, makes il very de-
sirahlc property. II will be sold on the same terms rs Ihe iaha.
JOHN G. DULANEY, Executor.
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