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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-11
JOIIN GARTH, }
prr l, 1828-dlt-wit JOSIAH LEAKE, IT, iiusee

NO1ICE.-Iiy vnuc of Il dcc,l trust executed by Tho
C. West To tho subscriber and duly recorded in the
Clerks office of King William County court purposes therein
mentioned viii bc sold to the highest bidder NJ pubc auction
u, 3 reidce of the said fhus 6. West Monday the I'D
day Of December next, IL fair il the Gr day. tract
o land IN said county, containing 85 more less with
Lood improvements ao all tie stock, plantation utensils and
all The household and kitchen furniture Terms made known ON
Gay OF sale Tho title TO the above properly is believed
tgqueiOrahe, but ncns trustee, shall CONVEY only
t'le as IS vested in mr.
nov 19-wi,c ARCH'D POINTER, Trustee.
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South CarokiMa Female INSTITUTION.

JRSCit1lflOn.
"ANTED-A Gentleman, who can give ,nexce p,iuna.
w BILE references and ability To oicuic as
Chaplain aud Assistant Tutor lie te fully competent
a:as IN the Literary duties of the Institution, and TO instruct
select number of pupils in the Greek and Latin languages and
tho Mathematics . ~
The salary, in addition board, washing candles and fire.
wood Will be 500 per aimun. ELIAS MARKS, ". D.
IoN I5-MeIc Principal.
SNREEN Hill, SEMtS TRY viii he onqned r., ,,s
~ ensuing year. the 18th of January md closed tie
18th OF December vacation OF will he given in
'he The subscriber st continues 10 keen nm ASS
I,nt The of instruction. will embrace the Latin and
English languages the Elements Of Geometry Geography wrh
The of the Maps and t;ohcs aud all the minor rancr of
education Tuition of Latin scholars SIS, English scholars sl
BOARDING S75, per Strict attention will he given pre-
serve The morals and health of the Students and also
Orange, Va 2s,h o., 1928.
SOUTH GARDEN BOARDING: SCHOOL,
~ shall open my School al South Garden upper part
~! Caroline country, the 18th January, aud On die
i5tll of December following
The Greek, Latin and the diffcrcn; branches tic English
Language will be taught and particular attention paid to the
i1orals and improvement of tic pupils Every scholar will lie
Terms for board each boaior furnishing his bedding aud
towels SluO, paid quarterly in advances a note on demand
pos " 80 ''''''' JOHN G. vi L II1Hst ny EUR
FTSkUST SAEE-5y virtue of dsc OF trust eVcnI1d Iy
Turner X Henley and Hannah his WIFE the bsrril,crS
und duly recorded in the CLERKS cdico oorland county
court either fu WILL Monday, tho 18th day OF
Dce4nber next (that bcn. GoOland county courlay) pro
coed tn SELL Gonchani HOUSE. isl,l bidder m
ready money, all the right title, claim the said
Turner X Henley and Human his wife have or may have i'm
tract OF land containing hundred and twenty and one
fourth acresOland lying the lower end OF Inland county
being the same tract OF land owned by William Barnett at tie
nmc OF his DEATH nud Which by his last will testament ne
devised to his heirs fe equally divided between tc OF
which Hannah Henley, formerly Hannah Barnett is one of the
heirs Of the said VIM Barnett, all the interest title and
caiu which the said Turner X. heuley and Hannah his wife
now have or may hereafter have i'll negroes with their in
cse also stock horses hogs, cattle, and all kinds
aiD household and kitchen furniture belonging To the said VIM
arhet,, which with all other claim under the s,
VIM Barnetts will, in order satisfy tic purposes for which
the said deed OF made Such title ONLY vii Lo con
Vcye is vested in subscribers by the nlord decd OF
trust. WILL. GRAY,
WN MILLER, trustees
Goocbiand, Oct 9th 1926 07DDdIcvi, -
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JOHN GARTH, r
JOSIAH LEAKg, jr{ ifi'ic'sS

Ao at the same time aud place, by virtue Of Deed Trust
executed tn the subscribers the l January last George
Nood~n of tic County Of Buckingham for the purpose of
Ing the payment of s,mdry debts therein mentioned we shall
sci for cash the following property, o wit five slaves hahay
Amanda, Celia and her chdt with any additional IN.
Of said nars no and gi household and
chcn furniture, &c. Such title may possess by virtue
OF the DvA a.onsad will he conveyed to tho purchasers.
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TWINE.
APPLES.
MOSS

MOSS
II Bales Moss landing Tor sale by
no 17-2t OTIS, DUNLOP & co
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IO BRICK yM4KER.S.

NOE rcat, several brick yards conveniently aisra-
ted near the canal and basin. For terms appl To
de HALL NELSON
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ENARMERS BANK OF WRIGHT H--lfI.- ,,--,--,

FIHtsINIA.-The annual
eSung o. ns knoldcrs for the election Of Directors for
the Bank and for the Offices If Discount and neno, I'm 81
held on "Wednesday, the 7th day Of January next ~ -
"a Dec. IG2S.-fItc WN NFKFpvte c,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-11

returned, unopened, by the successful General,
who had, when arrived upon the scene of action,
wisely trusted To- his own Judgment for direction;
while, had he followed the orders given him, total
ruin would have attended the arms of his country.
Prince Eugene emorable instance of this. |
He could not conceive of any thing more difficult
or delicate Than for body of civilians to under
take TO decide upon the relative importance of
different Notifications in preference 20 the recon-
mendatioi1S OF men perfectly skilled III military sci
encc and engineering. IL would not do for men,
under such circumstances, TO allow their own o.
pinions entirely to predominant. We must give in
somewhat. 60 the opinions Of men conversant with
these subjects.
The point now under consideration had been re-
commended BY the engineers men considered pro-
cicnts in the science of which they were profess
ore. AS such they must he considered, as long as
they were entrusted with this important duty; and
Ia somebody it must be entrusted. BY their direc-
lions, then, we must go on in this system. We act
bndfcd without it. Nor is il too great confidence
10 place IN those selected 10 render the information
upon which Congress is TO act. He hoped that the
amendment would be adopted from a conviction of
itsimportance: for the defcncesof n Orleans would
not he complete without provision contemplatedb by
The question was then taken upon the amend
ment, and decided i'll the affirmative, by the fol-
lowing vote:
Icas-Mcssrs. Barnard, Barton, Bateman, Bell,
Benton, Berrien, Bouigny, Chambers, Chase, Ea-
ton. Ellis, Harrison, Hayne, Hendricks, Johnson,
81 ken. Johnston, Of Lou. Kane, Knight. Marks,
Noble. Paris, Ridgey, Robbins Rowan, Ruggies,
Sanford, Slsbee, Smith. IF ND. Thomas, White,
s. Woodbury-3i.
NAYS.-Messrs. Branch, Chandler, Cobb
Dickerson, Foot Macon, Seymour, Smith. of S
L. Tazcwel, Willey.-I0.
On motion of Mr. Smith of Maryland, the bill
making appropriations for the support of the Mill
tary establishment, for the year 1928, taken
up, and an amendment reported by the Committee
on Finance, was agreed TO.
Mr.. White moved to strike out the words &c one
thousand in the 10th line of the first section
so as to make the appropriation tor the e ;
Point $500, instead of $500.
On this motion a debate arose, in which Messrs
White and Harrison took part.
Mr.. Branch moved - strike out the whole sum
which motion debated by Messrs. Chambers
johnson of Ken. Chandler, White, Smith of Ma
ryland and Macon; when, previous TO any ques
ton having been taken motion of MIR. Branch
The Senate adjourned.
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other purposes" was read twice and referred to
the Committee Of Commerce.
The amendment of the Senate TO the BILL emit
tied " An act Anaking appropriations Cor certain
Notifications of the United States for the year
1885, was read and referred to the Committee Of
Ways and Means.
TARIFF BILL.
The House then, motion of Mr.. Mallary
went into Committee Of the Whole on the state OF
the Union, Mr.. p u. Barbour in the Chair, and
resumed the consideration OF the Tariff Bill
Mr.. Stevenson of Pa. who had the floor from
yesterday, addressed the House at great length,
in explanation and vindication of the views of the
Committee of Manufactures, in reporting the bill
in its present form.
MIR. Stevenson having concluded,
MIR. Anderson of Maine, took the floor, and, in q
speech OF much animation, demonstrated against
those parts OF the bin which propose an increase oil
the duties on hemp, foreign distilled spirits, and
more particularly rnolasses, which he reprobat-
ed IN very severe terms, calculated totally "a
destroy the West India Trade, and the nursery OF
the fisheries, without accomplishing its designed
object, which was to aid the manufacture Of wills.
key.
! MIR. Hunt of VI. moved that the Committee rise
The Committee rose accordingly, and thercupor
the House adjourned.
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and repeats the drawback on spirits m,rnc
from 1t. He was followed by '''uiaetured
Mr.. Claiborne, who spoke with great o,
tutonal and incxpedient 10 uneonsii-
Mr. Wright of New Yori, IA me,,h.
Committee on Manufactures) next adSraos ol the
Hopse, in adetailcd exposition of the mole ne
bill on the subject of raw WOOL going cS, ., The
th an examination Of the testimony taken be-
me committee on that subject; and insstino ,sn
the tax on foreign coarse wool. was no. that
than the protection Of our own wool-gro,v a,gher
quired it TO be. Mr.. w. had not conc,,', srs re-
speech, when he gave way to motion NV n, ma
Cambreleng, that the Committee ris, ~ MR.
The motion prevailed the Comm;t,oo
cordingly; and thereupon, foSe ae-
The House adjourned.
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PAY OF THE MILITIA!
.AudiiOr's OMce,l

HUdtIOT5 ODICe, l0fh (Jcf. 1873.
iNHE following ahrae of the laws for regulating Tie
Il pay OF Militia Officer, of peace /. G5i.ned Tor
y: .nl rp'ti2n # all persons Concerned.
Tine Brigade Inspectors -nt~+ SIR dollars Fer dsv
for each day thSJ shall enc the trainings
ssdt a.yean only charge mileage far Que eiye lsoprh
ne Brgnds BY which understood, mileage their s.v.
ground, they home No mileage viii be PAID Thai
80; ee'iiSo according 10 this Obvious vi The Act
Aund,sd dollars 10 the lnPeotOr eonsi,ed IN force
Dyhs Act Of 27b Febfuiy s27, Inspectors longer
employ Mas.ans TO ate nd them Throughout the Brigade; but
ihe R'gins"tai drum FIFE Major. required 10 attend
the trainings snS Rtgmsntai anj Bataiicn suersfcr
other 'se s.ao dollar day No other can e
PAID Tor attending such mUsters.
Dru<mers Fii,u each allowed one dollar for ,u.n1-
ibg Company muster, and stTumpeter bugler Is ,un,
to The computation "re for stteSdng the ,
The Clerk Of Hegmsn,al and Battalion court, is al
lowed the o. pe dollars for his senGsnee and vice
at zach such Court aui mor same should CON
.inue IN beyond day (hs clerks of The igib
5S'h $40 RsSmen msy be allowed Ten dOHn,s The Act
OF tue 10th FEB 1923, euie each CLERK he former
allowance for the like 20 charge for MAXIM out an
certifying each bet of Zines required by iato, the two
cents fOr the name oil each person, entered THERON against
whom De fines shall haze been assessed end M other
Compensation LOT such service The list. refer ed 0sTega.
cd by tag, those winch furnished the She.,G Audi,
toT ihe supplemental oct last mentioned, not
T. sIptdF ihs allowances heretofore made for adpsrIng
fhePay Of The Provost Msra reduos ed to one doy o,f
day Tor eae" day he shall the resmenta Baon
The pay Of The Aduisn h reduced 10 lire, dollar, no,
day fer every day he shall attend the Rsgnsniai B,
Ho" m"dcf' but he rot required 10 attend train
ErPre'sss allowed o~ per mile; bat the tran.
uIssto" Of Rsgmsrfal Bataiion and Company orders not
PSJ for N time Of psace.
The Sergeant maIsr entitled 10 Compensation
The commanding ,cefs 81 each regiment are feferr 10
ne 81 section VI the act amending The Is Law pssssd die
~ Feb 1871 which restricts them ia, Sors del
t ~ The pofohssr Of zach stand Of oofs, The
pohsse aos,he uuis the fires eT fhsir respective Re
ginsat' yId susoisu smplus after duchsfrns ali ob.
dfs The ossfvsuee Of this act has led 10 sons
ytniences
psr uarIy fequt,td that every clam allowed b,
h.s,menai Cont should be eooner"gntd, eudofssd by
TIE Commanding OMcef.--
No ciIrn will he p1fd Il hs Oice, which ~. not such
countt sH9iufe eudfsenenf; vii any tnis claim
hereafter be PAD, un tie General let Of slloSsnces shall
nf forwarded by Hssosniai CLERK snd tnnpatfd
'hs claims a. prtsenttd JAMES HEATH,
Auaisor II Pi.bilo 0ccoanft
oct -
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Lad for Sale, ia Tue county Of Hamoser.

Ldnd for Sale, ia the county Of Hauocey.
VnE subscriber contemplating removal to some
o'nsr State, in the course OF year or two ,offars
lot sale two Tracts of Land in Hanover, nearly
midway between Richmond and Frederick burp:
one Of them on the nearest road between the a.
Dove named places, the ether mi,e above it, The
ract on which reside, called Edge Wood, con-
tains Io2 acres, and on il is excellent Brick
dwelling house about 40 feet square, with seven
rooms, two wells of fine cool water, and a large
ICE House, that keeps ice well all the SUMNER are
IN The yard; kitchen, laundry, meat house. dali
~, stables, and coach house, all of Brick, and a
frame barn, over the stables that will contain 500
bushels OF wheat in the straw. The upper Tract
called bloomfield, contains by late survey ST. :.
cres, and has an overseeT's house, barn, tabacco
and corn houses aud stables, &c, for the working
OF 10 or 20 hands. Both tracts are believed 10 be
as valuable as any in the neighborhood, and as
wen suited to the cultivation of corn, wheat, and
tobacco, and have abundant supply OF wood
land. Broomfeld has between 55 and 90 acres OF
swamp land OF excellent. quality easily reclaimed :;
part OF IT. now in cultivation, has brought fine to-
oacco From ten TO twenty negroes may be
oought with either tract, and stock OF all kinds
and farming utensils. residence al Edge Wood,
oil 70 yesrs, enables me to recommend il as a
hesithful situation, and that would afford a
desirable retreat from the less salubrious atmos-
phere OF the tide waters, and populous Towns on
our coasts and rivers The property may be view
ed by application TO the manager at Bloomfield, or
the subscriber at Edge Wood. A comparatively
small sum will be required when possession is Civ
en-; the balance OF the purchasenoney, being
ed by bond and approved security and deed of trust
on the Land, may be paid, by instruments, on a
reasonable credit. Possession will be given any
time after the mcuth of January 1830-and crops OF
snlall grain may be sowed after goth September
iS29--i am disposed 10 take in exchange, Land
in Ohio, w. Tennessee, Kentucky or elsewhere,
CARTER BERKELEY.
Nov 7. 54-stwf
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Gloucester Lou Grouna Estate, Negroes, &c
EurS ,,le


>s%Y vita. of the last Win 4 sneut CT Col John Le~
~ late Of the county Gioos-,isI, shall - Ex'p offer
Ter >a, public the highest bdd-f Mcnosy
the 10Th sy II Nov. # fan, the far
On the prene., the following property 10 wit: That
valuable FARM, whereof hs said L. resided called Five
dc Fsa lying Seven River aud containing by actual
survey 5O2 This estate with Truth sresy
shis and unle advantages the lower
'ouotry The situation very b.shy PoPuiou. AMI good
nsishhorhood, Immediately the Rive which
or vessels 81 heavy burben and sboun6s with t Guest -
and syssrs The land rti, and the hIshei
vi eultivson; well draiusd, and each field enclosed
yooi add substantial The buildings, which all
new, beng but ec-ny built, consist of Handsome
eonnod'dus dwelling hours, kiChsn house, bar aht
carnage house, fact every house ssa could he dese
Tor such establishment Too much well he
snen, property OF this pt,on slo
II, snd satisfy themselves Of the nsny s<vsprge bensr
thereto, previous TO the DAY VI se. Also IA likely vaus
negoe emtng which valuable caipeuts bl,c kn.
boy. and sl all the crop Of osts, peas.
straw Se horses and males, sse number Of cattle
and hcgs; all the mirg uttnsiis, and al otcI
css About ifO Of land will be seeded ia barley aud
wheat; the charge fJ WHICH will be reasonable, aud made
keown the dey of sale.
tns isndwil he Old credit of !, years and the
purchaser rtqued 10 bond With approved security, and
Il US, Detd GA the property payment imn tale
buildings kept the dwelling house, kitchen, &C. which
pc-sioy be retained uotl the let Of Jan next The
w'l be -sId IN families. 20 OF the ki.s
N >at vausbit Tor CASH the residue ,h all the other
prspertyona dit Cf omouhs The
with approved security.
The sae will be rsenpt-ry, eneing with the land
aesroe and continued from, day day, till ali property
Ali person, indebted estate ar required make
immedat. payment AMI having claims against
reqnestej 10 them without delay, duly sutheueaed
io set cement THOMAS SMITH, E1'oI
VI John Levs, de-
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Oct. 8
NOIICE.

by virtue Of deco - executed by Whlism
- Wooii idg. aud Nlily h Wife, and Alb shsm Wool
dTijss aud recorded in the clicks Uice Ch-ts field
count, will he sod Thursday the Goth dHy Nov
next, II aT II uoi the fair day, pr the
highest bidder ior rash the. following parcels OF An lying
IN Chesterhfid county, the of land
.ad William Woodbridge re.idrs, supposed to contain SEQ
ser- he the or le Also, equal, hu, undivided
fourth part Of the tract Of land called the Creek
Pitt, WIN" irsct Of land supposed contain 20
Also, tract al laou supposed To contain 40 he he
less bounded by the of Daniel r,sbue
estate and cthsrs. The shove .ap will he ..id
the order that directed by the ..d WIN Woodbridge
~ h, agent Only OF the SAID land will he
sold as will produce the aud interest due
the SAID deed 81 trust and all the charges expenses Of
sale Selling trustees WILL OF convey only such
title il vested in
NICHOLAS MILLS, Tru,.
THOMAS WALDEN.
nrtl
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EDUCATION,

EDUCATION.
THE Subscribers School for boys Of twelve
years and under, will open on the 18th Janus-
~, 1929 Instruction will be given in the usual
branches OF English Education, and in Latin
Greek, and French. Board, including washing,
candles, sc. S,I2 80 per session oil five months:
aud for tuition, Si2 so for the same time The
ID session will commence in thirty days after the
first concludes, and continue until the middle of
December.
Payment in advance will be expected for the
1st Session, and on or before the middle of Nov
for the I'd session.
Females, under the age of ia years, will be re :
ceived and taught upon the same terms, by Mrs.
Elizabeth w. &. Taylor, who lives with the Sub
scriber. They may be instructed in any, or all Of
the above branches Of Education, ii required.
The schools will be keptin separate apartments
ANY persons inclined to entrust their children TO
our care, may rely upon the same Sten,on being
paid to their religious and moral Improvement, 10
their conduct both in and out of school, to health
and cleanliness, that have ever paid TO my own
children; and if il should please God to visit us
With sickness, may rely upon such medical assist
ance, gratis, as the experience of upwards of so
Years practice will enable the Subscriber 10 afford
them: though will venture the opinion, that no
district of country in the United States exceeds
ours in health. line addressed to Mrs. TAYLOR
or myself, Montpelier, Hanover county, Virginia
will be attended to.
CARTER BERKELEY.
November. 54-f
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~ " DRY GOODS STORE.
JANIES III HITNT'ED

as taken the store formerly III the tempaney Il nI..
Grsnnss, Son Broihtfs nedIately opposite Mesr,
Hall Moore') aud has hsu general n,.Drtn,ut n
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
-fnOng lrhIch are
Cloths, cassimefss and sattinett. file an coarse
Red, white, green and yellow g'un,Is
Silk and striped Valencia y-sling.
SwsDsduwr aud Fsr5ti lilies do
lrisL dDd German linens, lawns Il can.htIcs
Cs'eoes b.sjftsd, embracing gI.at yarie,y
Fancy, striped aud plaid ginghau,s
Plain aud figured bomha1ets, ysriuu. colour.
"a 10 81 laoOuet and book mygus
Euil, Inds aud Swiss do
Swiss and black Italian silk cTsv.ts
Canton and Mandarin crspes, Italian do
Black Italian lusting, ,enth ew. and saisnets
lAise assortment Of silk cotton and woolen hosiery
Fnsh;anshie honuet and belt ribbon,
Flag, hsuteuns aud cotton hdis
Olives and combs of every description
Linen and cotton teknss
Furniture and apr on checks
t'n'ey' and kersey suitable for servants clothing
BTown aud biesehed dbmesiies, diap.rsGc
Carpei'Dg, hearth>rugs, unihIel &c &c.
Whsh w'ih variety o: other articles be desirous 10
o'v fnI cash. - '
nv y
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NOTICE..
Nov. 4.

Is.
X virtue oil several Deeds OF Trust executed,o
US by James b. Ferguson for certain purposes
therein recited, which several deeds are duly re-
corded IN th clerks Office OF the county court OF
Goochand, we will expose at public sale TO the
highest bidder, at Goochiand courthouse, on Mon
day the list OF December il fair, ii not, the next
fair day, between 40 and SO likely negroes, consist,
ing oil men, women, boys and girls; likewise a
number oil horses and muies-amopg the horses,
are some first rate booded colts
The title TO the above property we believe in
disputable; but we shall only convey such title as
is vested in us as trustees. THE TRUSTEES.
Goochland, Nov s. 53-tIstDec
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Auru., Is.
RnNOvAT,.

GR.3.Y.NISS, SOW g. BROTIERS,
AVE tsnnoveJ lheu Shoe Store from the seoond
- hslrw Govefnor Street 70 tee Of 1s'n Sifcc
SIN leading 10 MIyo's Bridge the store fotmsly
ny "n Neaie y CO.. and knsvu by the name Of N@sPs
vie 10y invite the attention u their cVst"nfr an
~ f. ezsnine their stock n superior msi' BOOTS
obDESs Of hen ptsuuiaciure The qutniy ., hs
squsd hy The Union every pair ~ whch
y are determined not 70 be uudsr SOLD Unequal qu-iH'
lbe'r ts'ftnent Z, very exeosivs conp ing tysry kr
shn WI continue 20 by arrival h9sn suppies
va 'neI @iih rev ffsnIohs they are mAde
S They hsve received 100 par Of l4dies American
-" s'Ppef very neat article together with seasks
100 snd ssting walking and dress shoes aud aisse
morocco ,ooi suj Shoes with thiok fossj akc, gsnemen
o. :. gog