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,rHIJST SALE

(Y virtue of deed of trust William o. Bar
- ret 10 the subscribers bearing 18Th of Decem
yer AMI duly recorded in the office ofte court
OF UOochnn, TO secure the payment OF sums ol
money therein mentioned TO James U FPrguson thu
executors ~ Thomas Miller deed, shalt the 19th dsv
Juy next proceed 10 sell upon the premises high
est bidder Tor cash. ten of land in the county OF
GOochiand, commonly called Milersvlc about ~ miles
apo'e the Courthouse The present rerdeDce OF The said
barfet on which there is public landing lanyard &C.
so much thereof as shall he sufficient pas afisfv
what nni be due under The said deed The trusted, will
only convey such title is vested in teute title is be
lieVed 10 be indisputnble
WILLIAM BOILING,
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LAND FOR SAFE,
Inne II.

pY virtue OF deed Of executed 10 me bv Sterus
~ Huin and Elizabeth his wife, the Goth Jann.
Any 1915, and duly recorded in the county court of Kng
William, 90 the payment Of sundry sums Of munev
therein 'enioned 10 Doctor John i0skns shall Fri
Gay The 25i day of July next IL farif not the ne xI
TAR day thereaiteron The premises, sell cash. the trc
Of iani therein me'oncd lying in the lower Of the
aioresa county, upon Pamukey river containing esti-
IN ZION 40 acres, he the THIS is
"f excellent quality aud such tile will he conveyed by the
subscriber ~ Is vested in him trustee, which no doubt
mnexcep iivuable no: POLLARD. Tfnstes
KIN, William county. June 80. 17-ySy
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VIRGINIA coal Mf,;rs s,nrr7r s,r,r

OF JAMES RlvER-rrsicES REDt'tEp
1a now raising az rIahues ms, the snotl side OF
- Sanes river, IN Chesterfield countys from ey ~, Il,
~ iee uepth, gcou supply coal very suuerior Il,
quywh,,h viii put ON boad free shipping charges,
~ ga. sniig 20 Is c"nis per brshsl-uIders gladly n.
an" 10 runctual dealers liberal credit VIII 10. al
lowed. As my pits wen known in the Nonb.r.
vs. some othets In nav immediate Hcghlorhoad
Ho'onta The certificates below shvw what est-
'on Tue coal generally fssrd al the above pits il he'll
0r u w, various purposes for which has been used
c'.u NY '. WM. DUNN OF u.
Since our Del'ia Cannon Foundry commend ed o,era-
a."u sven years, We have alntisi eAtirci,
ena iroi ifisn.'s pits the quality which v. have f,
WI strong, anu We'll adapted To the rpses oun!erics
Innas, JOHN CLARhE & CO.
ihe cvai used nj the Richmond Foundcrv for severn,
Years has been chiefly obtained from Trabu,.', ps con
e qus,'y equal TO any other, for founder, purposes
E ".n, ~ he %, ia.a ID. /. BURR.
or aon four years, whilst superintendent, r
virginia hhnactory of Arms, chiefly the coal
rom lrabe pits, aud found be uniformly
h'eh"ond' June So 1888 JOHN Staples.
Duripg the years 1917 10, 10 90 q.ap,i
OF coal was consumed the Wire nia p.ni;ent;,r frr,
i's which found of superior quality CRATES
""n s,ihs use. SAMUEL p. PARSONS, Late
e'"''"o' oo hlo liz, is2S. Suppl Va Peniten'y,
nave used coal from Trabues pits for time past M
,he Richmond Sugar Refinery, and consider the quality
eq p; 10 any ether 10 he Obtained here
hiehmOnd, June 30, 1928. c. d. WESTON
we have beer in the habit of using coal raised ar
pits for several years. and find il good quality
and well adapted family use. f'
sl,, MYERS: f.. wIcKHAM,
JOHN q. GAMBLE, JOHN WICkHAM,
w DANDRiDGE, W. NEhERYIS.
-, TEMPLE GWATIiMEY,
Richmond, July i,is23
Or The editors the National Ip,e,l;yeucer y,,o-
american, Philadelphia Am ID. Advertiser y. york Ner,
Auseris-r, liosfon Cenne Y Norfolk Beacon viii peas
publish the above Owice weekl six times and f,rword
nent. ~ =, P''
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FOR SAI,E


MY tract OF land in Albenare county, beretoE,re nv
" residence, consisting of $500 acres, 5000 IL
when are OF The best mountain quality, and wing be-
10" .ne mountain and extending om il, good
Iuaity and remarkably well timhere, wnier-t The
act hes on The south side OF the Ri.anna, branch Of
James river, naVigabe for Milton bicb IL
withn 81 miles IL is miles from Charottes lille NJ,
rom The University OF its advantageous sitution FOR
hehih ana society, no remark need be here The
estate mas all the usuni improvements comnloiious
dwelling house bulldogs for and domestic
purposes good stables, two barns with ibreshng
gfi' and saw MILL with good houses Tor managers aud
aooreas well posted for each purpose, and all good
PAIR The tract may he divided,
parts aud vii" he so disposed o if desired The paym ent
oil Tue purc money be made by nstanenis with n
very liberal credit to he agreed the time OF sale
The furniture and the stock eyery kind may sold with
tie land ~
nave also Tor sale another tract, or rather more than 700
miles below Milton, withiR Of the river on
us northern side, which lies we'll is of good quality well
meed aud waiered aud has avnlnahic limestone
passing through H. This divided into two firms,
each having on II dwelling house, modinus for
small family, with necessary buildings Credit la.
given Tor tbs tract, in like MANNER tor the other.
Persons inelnsble 10 purchase win address themselves
directly JANIS 1ONROE
Washington Jnne 30. 10 Co,
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VALUABLE GOODS.


sHE subscribers offer for store aud receiving
Il Soooo lbs prime green Coffee part OF which
commonly fine
70 bhls K 20 bhds. prime old Whiskey
500 sacks Salt
$50 casks superior Cut Nails
200 boxes Window Glass
Tumblers
SO boxes Soap
10 do. Candles
go casks Malaga Wine
10 casks Lisbon Wine.
10 hhds. Antigua Rum
pipes superior Cognac Brandy
80 hhds. bright retailing Moin.ses
100 kegs White Lead
20 dozen Siiters
so Safes
so casks Copperas
pipes Holland Gin
10 bbls country Gin
50 hhds. aud 200 bbls. Sugars various qualities
20 NJ real Spanish Cigars
20 boxes Snuff
20 bbls double distilled Rye Whiskey, &c. &c. &C.
MOSCURE, ROBINSON PLEAShNTS,
July 1. 1877 Auct fon.ers.
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SANTA FE.

FRANKLIN, No. May ia company, CON
sisting of about thirty Individuals, left this
country during the last week. on a CONNER
cial adventure Ia Santa Fe. They will pro-
cecd TO Fort Usage, from whence they will
take direct course To the place Of their des-
tInaliOn. Each Of them is provided with one
or two pack-horses, and takes on an average,
about two hundred dollars worth of goods
We are gratifed to learn that they have Sc
ected Col. Cooper, one Of our most respecta-
bic citizens, (who visited that place last sum
mer, TO command them. His knowledge of
the route, and his experience in Indian war
fare admirably qualify him for the task, and
render him n very valuable acquisition 10 the
company. The whole party is well armed,
and will no doubt be able to resist successful
~ an attack from any ofthc wandering tribes
of savages which 1t may encounter on the
way. We wish the greatest success 10 so
worthy a spirit Of liberal enterprise INT
We received lettera few days since, from
Col. MARTIS FARMER, Of Clay County, stat
ing that he had received inflammation that the
Iaway Indians had lately robbed house in
q remote part Of that county and stolen FIVE
horses. The colonel requests us to state, that
he is now raising three or four hundred
men with the intention Of marching to Their
| village, recovering the stolen property, nm
| Furnishing the aggress0rs." He requests the
aid of 90 mounted rinemen from Howard
| County, to meet him at the mouth Of Grand
| River, on the 2Jth inst
This expedition, if carried into effect, will
we fear be productive Dfseri0us conscuuen-
Fees 10 our frontier inhabitants, BY iHyOi, inc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-04
SOUTH AMERICA.

NEW YORK, June 30.-Captain Conyng-
,",' OF the ship Bengal, from Buenos Ayres,
~hcn place he left about the 10Th ult. has
'"Ip'sned us with the following intelligence.
,,I letters from Valparaiso. of April 18th,
STATE that the last small sales of Flour were
. mag at 81, duties unpaid. The Government
s s''I continued the monopoly of Tobacco, and
, Smu II difficult TO reduce their stock at 10
IIonars per qniutal. General FREYRE had
"een elected Director Of Chill, by common
sonsrnt, and 1t was expected good order would
soon be established. His first step, it seems.
"oud be 10 assist Peru with 1000 to 5000
, ,ncn IL was thought that BaIdez and Cam
, ,s' commanders Of the RoyaIists in Peru"
, muu,u attempt to declare that country indie
,rIonu'nt fSpain, and form government OF
~. LII own which, il was believed, would be
S"o'y accepted by the people after all the in
'"s"ee aud suffering they had experienced.
g., Santiago, Chill, fprii S.-The new Direc.
vi Has bccn installed in all his dignities, and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-04

, - OLDsoRoCGH" urges The prt.ensions Of Mr..
Crawford, and opposes those IF Mr. Adan tue principle,
the Republican Pary-Hs specuates opinions Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-04
FOU NTAIN fNN-Boliimore-

WI subscriber having again) leased cccupyiny
a me above establishment. hees leave inform his cd
anu The public generally that shall ue his en-
ueor 10 give satisfaction all those who may rive him
neir customs the house has every
'o ,he travellers comfort Good Beds &c The stages
sou'H ana Otherwise to aud from this every
.uay. tamir' and those requiring private lie
handsomely accommodated 1t is no, neccssarv IN sny
may call on INC N paINEV
July 4. t-,n, go
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-04
WIN Avn

iiiE subscriber wishes to for considerable
Z quantity OF good wheat deliverable early posi-
bic, for which The market price, in cash will be paid. lie
would prefer receiving IN crops from estates on or con-
venent tide BERNAHD PEYToN
Jane ~ H. fJarv.stre., V;cbr,o,d |
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NOTICE.

a Ii persons indebted 10 the or noot. ROBERT
r. SMITH, late of the county Charles CIV sr re-.
quesed to make payment without delay and all ,hos,
ward properly authenticated, thar may be made
for payment hope this notice will particularly at.
tended to- as wish TO settle admins trtinn of said
estate as soon aS possible WILLIAM 5. SMITH
- Adm'oT of Ro p. Smith dec
Qus
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-04
C@TSLNg5I
Lottery s EEchange Office, IA .u,rfet street,

Lo1It7y Z, E1thuNge CLIce. II .T7rrfef. street.
BALTIMORE
Where the great capital prize, in BOTH THE LAST.
LOTTERIES we're sold to DISTANT ADvENrURE Rs;,
anu WHERE MORE CAPITAL PRIZES Rave DEEN
SOLD HAN AT ANY OTHER OFFICE ~ AMERICA
Orders from any part Of the United Nv mali a ost
pa or by private conveyance enclosing cash ar prizes
IN any oithe Baltimore lotteries, viii same pronnt
and puncua attention, If personal ar.iction adj
dressed To ]. 4. COHEN Ir EcI,-,r~r' ~
baltimore, Jrne II, 1928. Is ftif
~ COilENS Lottery GG-ee aud Pegisier'' which is
published every week, will contain the Official .,s Of each
drawing OF the Grand State and Mor,sp.R htercs and
VIII he nrwarted GRATIS all who purchase their tickets
nj COHESS OFFICE. Those " no Win 10 receive tl..
RegisIer viii mention it when sen their orders
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-04

REMOVAL.
II EVILS ROGERS co. have removed their Grocery
establishment To Storrs Buildings Main street doors
above the Bell Tavern and offer sale large
Ole assortment OF articles in their line of business parcu
larry selecte OF genuine and approved quality comprising
Antigua RUM Old and finely favored, equal in
Jamaica do. quality TO INV lauorS in The
WHi6KEY
Fine old Madeira WINE, q years old) FL for use-m-
ported by Ellis L, Allan
Old Port, Pico maieira Sicily do dry Lisbon Wines
Metoc Caret superior quality
Brown Stout and London Porter, i'm Of and ut. bottles
GTeen Coiiee; old brown do. tor family
Loaf brown Sugars
Teas of approved cargoes and quality -,
superior American Cheese real Havana Cigars
browns best Chewing Tobacco Spices
sperm Candles Powder and Shot, &c.
With every article in the tradeto which the attention Of
their customers and the public particularly invited
July -. 17-6t HARRY TOMPKfNS. Agent.
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sE IL remembered that the sixteenth day of
H. 81 - June, in the
-dencc of the United States of America, Peter Cotton
the ,ad district hath deposited, in this office the title
0onk me right whereof he claims proprietor
following to wit Reports Of Cases argued and raired
in re Cea't u ApPeas Of Pginia. FOL. 1. By PEfToN
fdNDOLFH, Counsellor at Lnsg. In conformity Ia the
a't OF the Congress of the United States, eniiled act
Tor The encouragement of learning securing copie
OF maps charts and books the authors PROJECTORS of
such copies, during the times therein .nentoned.'
I'D. JtFFRlES,
Clerk Of the District of Virginia
~ Tie above work will be published ia ten w Give
days. July g. n, y,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-04

MN. JOHN CARR Sir. Take nofisc that on Saturday
w III 9Th day ~ sept 1873 between the hours OF 10
ocock - e forenoon aud O'Clock IN the of that
day, sai proceed at the Of Zaearia Taylor in
the town OF Cartersvie aud county Of Cumberland 20
take the deposition oi M Henry H. Montague 20 be read
evidence w ncsran matter IN controversy depending
on the cancr7Y side OF The county court " Pow hatan
wherein am pnniib and yourselfauf Frederick Cox are
deirnuints. kAhE CTfASTAIN.
luly {. i7--w4w
tONstf ~ ~ the jail " Frederick county.Ya nrgro
- lat who cali hirscil CYRUS and says ne Is the poo
petty ~ NJ. ain,n OF Ceorgiafe said gd Is ,nnt
~ q" ~ ysHfs Of age, dark complexion, abon feet
inches figh clothing much TIC ncr IS re9ussed
20 e"ne forward. charges, and take him away or else
he viii ie dealt with the law directs.
Ja5 ,7-wi2w cHsnIEs urLEB Jaicr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-04

The wafer Is agiu IN the canal aud basin.
and would have heea admitted on list Friday,
hiH Tor the con!hmed rains whirh pre-, ented.
uniiI Monday, any work bcing done on ,he
bankswhicii nric deemed drlfrtiye
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-04

them in a sarase war. Ifit is true, as stated,
ih,t the lrdaus have actpa'iy stolrn these
horses, we have 40 aoupt.ncasur-s might be
adopted 10 cempsl d restoration, without.
marching Il hostile aud un5,ithorised fore. into
their country. H.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-04

The N Y American repptfs ifs question whether
Southern man would or woni geiv to promote tie
introduction Hf slavery inn llinois and n st. whether the
inHi'ans % the free tffs would just ground
opposition To him as Presien this NAL
another appellate The plain NC have given hin,
fnn ASKS - WIZ the Enquirer pubclv maintain
as 10 fhn"s, whai he above Virginia. that x
sue had no slaves ~ this he would opposed ~
their ~ - Illinois slaves Enqurer
oppose her having any f'We think cizcrs of fiji
NOS would he wrong % admit slaves hw ssn M
Pose her having any ~ IL fheir niir and they
mast Judge for themselves. ifihey hive .ate rir
now US missouri had, yand 10 remains 90 proved that they
hnye no) neither Virginia the uui'sd S;a',s hts
rght fo Sv 10 lien, ta thrv shall have slaves ether
absolutely or ~ liitch drgrec-fha is 70 sav 20 exist
un me cndren born after It's admission. shall arrive at
certain age 10 be fixed Nv fhr cOnsuiion3 rt no nuc
cav say how the ritizers " liris will ultimately decide.
why moot The point ~ his lime The Ancfiran were
g Hi2s enough, would to ypu. ihaf agas 90 et ~,
is rtn8s Of 'he Missouri Cnrstiou side nf NJ.
Aani-hnd partly 10y fe aid Of sectional si aud part
~ y The iwctrdires 0iiot slave. huint the ca,
81 state VIII the republicans of New York permit u,er,-
seYcs n he huodwinic by such scheme VIII The CHI
rs OF we North throw Themselves into fbe views oi
ttessrs walsh. King Co-and nv their aresbfen nj
me south " Yours slave and hruc, forth
put you under The Ian nf ihe empire. sfau tf.st Won
like The persecufei Catholics oi rraud-iici man ~ yo
nee. look upiD Tie highest office yonr cnun,ry Th,
we have ihrNeut geher without rernittinrts oes., N
lnteIrapi our prosperity though sous have adeni.
tered MR. Affairs fr he gcrd &c fhe wsiet vat We s
now treat slaves, aud Danish You from Que e,n6
denee" '
|
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-04

Z We learn from gentleman, who lately vi
sited Curacao, that Mr.. b. Irvine, who had
been doomed to work in the Salt Mines for
80 years, by The tribunal of that island, had
appealed from the sentence to the mother
country, and that he would in consequence.
be sent 10 Holland, where, it was expected,
he would be acquitted.
The legislature of New Hampshire, now in
session, have incorporated banking institu-
lion in that state, by the name and style of
The Connecticut River Bank, with capital of
fifty thousand dollars. NJ Y Ere. Post
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-04

BAbTfMoRE, June 97.--Yesterday morning.
at a very early hour, a desperate mailman
created considerable confusion IN part Of
Holiday street, where he attacked sundry
houses, men, women, and children he was
armed with large knife. Information of this
dangerous and unfortunate intruder having
been lodged with our worthy and energetic
Mayor, he immediately dispatched an officer
IN pursuit ofihe lunaiic, who is now safely
lodged in the Baltimore Hospital The fran
TIC man appears TO he stranger--he is Of mid
dc stature and probably about 80 years Of age
he wore dark summer coat, drab pania
ICONS, and a black hat Its hoped should ie
have any relations or friends, they will, with.
oui loss Of time, apply fof particulars al the
Hospital.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-04

Russia-The Providence Patriot has the
following editorial article respecting Russia,
without saying through what channel the in
formation ii contains has been received
Letters from Petersburg, dated The nth
April, state that on the preceding day go.
vernment official notice was fixed on thr Ex.
change, warning the merchants not 10 carry
on any commercial transactions with Spain
and Portugal, and particularly not to send any
vessel thliher. The same letters mention a
curious instance of disafection to the Russian
Autocraf among the peasantry Of the govern
ment of Witepsk. who, though recently re-
leased from bondage, and actually vested with
right 10 The produce Of their own labor. have
had the ingraiiude to answer this benefit by
refusal to pay their taxes. They h %c even
gone so far as to insult an imperial agent sent
thlher To demonstrate with them. and have
had the audacity To address letter To III,
Empress Dowager, in which they accuse tn.
Emperor himself Of Injustice 1t has been
Found necessary TO dispatch troops to the pro
vince TO put down Ike rising disaflcclion.''
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Thirty nollars Reward

A RMSTEAD. who RAN away in Novem-
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