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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-25
XJALUABIE PROPERTY ron SALE vii

WALL ABIE PROPERTY roe SALE will
offer fnr sale, public auction IN Ire r of Sa,cr j.;
Property which formerly occupied mercantile establish
men' Rud To- which use - peculiarly adapted having on the
ground hnor two counting onns large nbc,
room, Of equal HE
arranged and flushed off for tive accommodation al ,,v a.
very good style the ouhnuSes suitable main birs
tie stable and kitchen, beng ot brick latter having 6ne
cellar the smOSeovse vs. Of frame, and midway bctwCvn tho
snohthuue and kitchen there well Ut excellent water
There y attached tn this property, will lie sold m Same
iw1c lot OF Ground containing about three
ih''e log comhCuse am bamcd rTdrary terns of
sale, onehfd ~ hand, 'hr w monjs and tic ha aure
~ one year iO'u day of sale the batter interest
rom the date The sale Nl take place under the s,erins
dence and direction Of Gen Jnpes Beckrnr IN whom tho
peeds are payable aud the Interior payments with interest,"
o ~ secured To his satisfaction The title
.,r, z2-w,dso WI G. rowYEr
INRtSTEE'S SABE.-fy virtue of = drrd 0fiTusi
n cued by the late Mrs RANGES decd
Z" Amelia FOR purposes therein mentioned which deed dv
recorded u the clerks Office ~ sad sa the
day If Ocober II br ohcrr tho lar dav proceed
10 sell. on tr prenrs, the highest bidder credit Of one
TWO aud three years Tact Of Land contained ~ said dcrd
county Aforesaid aud bounded hv tire lands OF Edward
Egacstou, aud Tho " Eaul-ter and others.
ItHvsA credit vii I've gvrt 81 and
the purchaser executing hou with approved ,eeoual .e
io the hrst pavwc tnd deed OF trust land 10
tire two LAST payments
JNO w. MAY, SURVEYING r,,,fes
sept IBID tdsc Of himself and no = J,,s 49,.
ETR. JAMES LYNCH --S1R Il von are Nos
WI rcsjrn' oE ibis ComlJu~,al 10, vc, viii
take notice, that have 6lcd iu ths clerks OIL "a
the superior court Of las Tor The couuy of SNylLe,
n statement " the cguscs On wluUh sha3 ryr'r
10y pcnisn' To- the LEGISLATURE OF Virginia al is nsst
session, for divorce from YOU.
NCurS, &C ELIZABETH 1TNCII.
Nr.i.c co-p-ys Va Se.'. {, Iy-y d.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-25

C"N'iEsIovlEs OFFIDf, RcbvoRd, lug aih I829.
Inc parties Interested notified that appointed the
'iu dav o October nest AMI this Office the place
commencing the directed in the foregoing order of
court and tive cIedto,s OF the Edmund Harrison dec
are required to attend at the same time and place and produce
and prove their claims
aug 28-w8tc HILARY BAKER, Con,'r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-25

DIED. OH Monday the 2Ist inst. in the town OF
Manchester, after the short illness of four days. Ma.
AsA DniscoI, in the 4iLh year Of his ngc, aving
wife and three children 10 belnoan his loss.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-25
THIS DAE.
ny OTIS, DUNLOP Y co.
IDnHE DTIsC
KING WILLIAM LAND
n

WILL be sold at public auction, at King William
w Courthouse, the 2tth of the present month
ocin5 court day, credit of One, two and three
years ali the right, title and interest OF Woodson
Farllsh IN the following Tracts of Land, viz: One
trace immediately on Tho Pamunkey River, known By
inc name oi the River Plantation, adjoining the lands
OF MessEs. g. Braxton, Richd Wilroy and Langburn's
estate, and contains 2l6I-4 acrrs: also one other
tT9c'' containing l42 acres, known by the name OF
"ingheld tesrab be place for small family, witt
comfortable buildings thereon.
RICHARD g. WORKMAN.
CllAS. ELLIS,
iYM. CRANE,
sept st HENRY RI. KING
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-25
COTTON OZ.M4BURGS .IND Y4RN.S

'S'lIE subscribers, rs Agents for tie Petersburg
Manufacturing Company, have ia store a supply
of heavy Cotton OzuabIr@s, intended particularly for
negro shrings; and Cotton YOrns of all numbers
from to 20, which they of3r 10y wholesale at tho
Factory prices, WIS
For all nlllnhcrs from , tn 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-25

NIlhGiN1A:At superior OF chancCry, held al the
capitol ~ tine city ct Richmond Thursday, Ju'v ID
1922 Robert g. Scott and other pits against Nathaniel Har
rsnu, eNor of Edmund Harrison, decd aud other
For reasons appearing the court, much OF the order
made III this r 6h OF February 1928 rs directs the
defendant Nathaniel Harrison render all account of all IN,
real and personal OF ms remaining uuod Is set
aside and the tine motion the plaintiffs and with the
assent OF the sad defendant, doth the aih defendant
render an account Of the legal and eyHaDe assets of his tesla
tors estate and oi the hens thereon showing te piio,ic
before the commissioner WHO shall the said
order is set aside: And that the same commissioner
after having advertised u eight weeks newspaper pub
lise ~ the city of Richmond for all the creditors nf the said
estte produce and prove their claims do also state an
account OF tie debts doe the estate report the
same to the court, with specially stated deemed
pertinent by himself which may required by the parties to
he so stated \ COPY. Fc.e,
NNl G.. rtNDIEfON, G.. {.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-25
,qnount of Poduce md number Of Boats pissed dom

through The LOtccr Locks.
- Ill hhds tobacco, ucrce 10 GOOlhs, u hhd~
s:en -FOUR, 1918 wheat l0OObs bacon 10 cords
wood 80 boats. @ coal boats 1871 bus coal
SiFr 22Il binds tobacco, do STEMS 1853 hbs Hlur 56l
bus wheat store, sand III cords wood 10 boats
10 coal boats, 24i0 bus coal
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-25

Capt Vennia, of ship Crawford, from Leghorn informs
That before his sailing Dutch sate had from Alters
having hoard several Consu aud gentlemen of various
nations and who had lef AgieT consequence attack
which vas expected from the French.
The u s ship Java (a WE'LL sailed three before The
Crawford for Naples aud Alessina-yotur. Com.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-25

He"rs" county court, Aug. 1Ith, 1929 W smith
y pit dSuinst Georana Catherine Jones' infant John
G. Mosy, sheriff OF the county OF llcIco, guardian
hlcm assigned 10y the defend her tbs suit, Samuel
L. Parsons, and John Esici! Gits.-iN CHANCtRY.
The defendant John Tei having entered his appcar
ance and gwen security according u the Of assem, and
TIE rules OF tins CONT aud appearing by ati-iaco.y decc
ha c Is not an nlab1u of This country; ordered thai
a said defendant do appear here the first day
November aud the b of the plaintiff and that
COPY of this order be forthwith; inserted newspaper pub
sed IN the city of Richmond, for twoinons successiyey and
pustrd at the front door of the house county
81 AcoPy. Tcsc, CIlA'S WILLS, DIV. Ok.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-25
SALE OF NEGROES. DC.

WILL be offered for SALE on Monday. the 5th day
", OF next month, (October) at the late residence
ioi Patrick Clopton, decd, OH the Bowling Green Hill
ut the place known as Fosters Rope Walk about
one mile from the Old Market House in the CITY
81 Richmond, from IL TO II likely Negroes consis-
ing of men, women and children, the children
mostly boys; all the household and kitchen furniture
consisting Of the usual variety; one Young horse
saG'ic anu bride, one mule, one yoke of oxen tunl-
ofi cart and harness, one cart, three mich cows
anu some other cattle, together with u variety OF
other articles, &c. &c.
Terms of salc-for the Negroes cash will be re-
CURED and OH all other property six months credit
VIII be allowed, by the purchasers givnp bond with
approved security for all sums over $40 There is n
truS; deed ON some of the Negroes, which viii be sat
isactoriiy arranged the day OF sale By paying the
amount OF sales to the person for whose benefit said
trust was created.
iiAERlETT CLOPTON, Ailn'nx
of Patrick Clopton dec.
~ persons having claims against the said dcccdent,
VIII please make them known without delay To the
Administrative, that arrangements may be made to
discharge the same.
HARRIETT CLOPTON. almr'x of
sept 25-d6t CIT Patrick Clopton, decd.
MOLASSES, POTATOES 81 ONIONS.
on Hhds prime n. o. molasscs
wv 600 bushels northern potatoes, and
6ooO punches onions,
For sale IN board tho schr. Hero, in the Dock bv
sept 25-Jt WILLIAM ROWLETT.
OF EDUCATION.-Thc duties of the
subscribers Seminary will be resumed on Monday
the 23th INST Hours of attendance from % A. NJ 10
- l.. NJ ON Saturdays, from 10 y. II. TO p. NJ.
The Course Of Lectures Chemistry and Natural
Philosophy Will commence the second Saturday in
October and VIII b. continued regularly SATURDAYS
to the end of the session. accompanied by series o,
instructive and pleasing experiments, for which 10
extra charge viii b. mad.
MAURICE FITz GIDBoN.
sep: 95--3t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-25

la Hampton Roads, slip julian SnltlI of Duxbuty I'm,
Liverpool, bound up James River -
The brig Halcyon kooke. bound to America came down
.alnes River last evening and wen, ga to-day
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-25

o. The drawing of the New-York Con-
solidated Lottery, will be received ON Sunday. The
Union Canal draws tomorrow. For Lottery adver-
tisements, see LIST page daily paper.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-25

. The Kin: of England has appointed Henry g. Adnston,
E his Minister Penpotentiaiy to the Catholic KIM and
Wm Turner Esq Minister Penpo,en,ary tie Republic OF
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-25
LAMPS RECE1vnD Ar rrosxv,e
UST received, few slspendin,r ard 80.
~ lamps Of the best quality, for sale low. bv
sept ~ !. H. NASH
Ohm GARTH respectfully informs his

Il OhN GARI1 III respectfully informs his
" friends and The public, that he intends to CONT
the sale of Groceries. aud will also transact bi
ness on Commission. He las rented the large fire
proof Ware house for many years occupied by the
late firm of Moncure, Robinson and Peasants part
OF which is at present occupied by Mr.. Brooks,
sept dot 2awtf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-25

WasiuHsroS Sept % = We sorry learn that tie ali
sHrce OF the Postmaster General from the General
for several days past which Incidentally referred TO-
has been caused by ind!sposom enough cOue him
to his house
Letter received in this City from London under date of the
9th OF August, states that late Minister Britain
at that ne with his family Paris previously
to his taking his departure for the T. Siatcs-Na. lat
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-25

Postscript to The abridged Legislative Chart.
'sNO obvlate the objection. made IN the Richmond
Enquirer, Of the 2lst August, TO the Legislative
table IN Constitutional CHARTS, postscript has
been added to the abridged table exhibiting in a con-
densed form, al the material facts To be CLEANED
from the Consultations OF the several States as con-
tuined IN the election of 1893 relative to the basis of
Representation and the appointment of Representa-
uYes' Those who have previously bought copies
may procure tins postscript gratis, by calling on the
persons IRON whom they purchased.
u The publisher OF NJ Garnett's Work bcUs
leave 10 ca! the attention of those who lave COMES
TO the following errors i'll the APPENDIX. IN pace
52-i4th line from the top the word 'Uore" Is omit
tea after the word "nOLaS." And, in page So 9th
line from the bottom, the word 'Jaiied" is omitted az
Ter Tue words ms neeey yet" sep li-2Iw6t
han At the court house thereof Nc,ins .day the Iyh
day of August, 1922 judith Howard Judith Nns,y u
against james Clarke late sheriff Of Powlatan and AS such
amir oil Robert w Mosy, deed who guardian of the
SAID judith Howard aud Jesse Owen and Henry Anderson his
securities aud Mcri, H. Booker, ex'or Lleberry Nosby
decd, Francis h. Harris Peter his lie
late Lucy hDshy, and the sad Jesse and Nancy hrs
wife late Nancy H. M1Sy and Robert AnIs ~ e'or y! Mary
williamson, deed, dits.-IS CHiNcERY.
Tins day the plaintiff; by his Attorney an the denlan,
incIs l. Hams not having entered has appearance
security according the OF assembly tie rules u this
court, and appearing the court tat he is
not an inna'ian OF tbs commemorative ordered that the
SAID defendant Francis r. Harris, appear FIRST
answer the bill oil the plaintiff, and give security for
such decree the make hercn aud COPY Of
TINS order be forthwith inserted la newspaper published
'he CITY of Richmond for suocessyely and that
tins county.
20 conv. Tcso, VIM s DANCE, on.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-25

or the year 1890, containing the rising and setting
ridces and echpses of the and moon the southin
pa ces age and latitude Of the moon longitude Of her
assembling node, The suns dcclnation the rising and
setting an! >outing OF the most conspicuous planets
and i%'d stars the equation of time: also, III. In
crease and decrease. and the length of days, with
the ic>iN,is, &c ! list Of the officers OF the Uni
tct stats. aud also the Commonwealth Of virginia,
nnG their salaries. Federal Courts OF Law OF the IT,
Sr'e2 CoHrts Of Viz gilia lad n Carolina, correc-
trdl Numbers If The Senate aud Congress of the u.
Staes do. Senate &, House OF Delegates of Virgin
Ia complete list Qr he Delegates to he Contention;
Statistics oi Nirglnia; receipt for dyspepsia and hy-
PocondTia; to make cake I" prevent the destruction
ol bees 10y the worm, to keep the bee mllers out of
Inc hive; to care COINS. to ring worms, cure
deafness, to cure burns, to Keep moth from clothes
70 cure agne, To cure cancers. 10 apoplexv to
cure bleeding IA the To mcthers-to make
eXceilnI broad without ycas'; dairy secret valuable
discovery ~ agriculture, grating for vines;
improved Sndietz powders; tho black mans dream:
there's tricks IN al trades bot uGicrous anecdo'e
OF Whitfield and the sailor; viii bye and b,r max
ms On ebnety; neatness; ladys toilette; SC. SC.
S.vtl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-25
LOUISA RACES.


TYNlIE Louisa Races will commence at Louisa court
house OH Thursday, the LIST Of October. Frst
dayss race mile hcalsor3 years old. six entries, and
closed. One hundred bushels of mcrchantablc wheat
entrance, half forfeit.
William Morris. e. O. b. g.
Maj. Bickcron Winston, b. 5.
Ehiuh Hutchinson, black f. : by CarUlMiun.
Robert G.. Willis. b. I.
John Graves, ;. f.
DIR. James M. Morris,s 2. by Alfred
I'd. DAYS race, two mile heats ono hundred dollars
IN cash, with the addition of such subscription may
be subsequently, madc.t
3D.. days race, proprlcors purse. made up Of the
first md second days entries aud gate money This
will be handsome purse, 10 hc run the best IN r
mile heats. JNO. NJ. FRICE.
vt is confidently expected that the first days race
viii be exceedingly interesting, each runner nicnding
to be dt tho goal and all having high expectations OF
winning.
This purse is INCREASING, and it is Ivy the
day of the will be Of considerable magnitude.
aug 20 SIC
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-25

The Heaven born Amos is now actually IN person
editing the Kentucky Argus. The late Editor has
withdrawn, SO says the Frankfort Commentator.
The Richmond Enquirer said, as un excuse for
appointing many editors that harm would como
at it, because they had given up their former occupa
ton. We suppose Mr.. Auditor Editor Kendall. il
cny locum tencns, as his presence at Washington
viii probably be required if only save appearances
1rWc know not whether il be owinp IN % I,c,,."
that northern papers arrive very irregularIv We
received on Wednesday three n. York papers which
ought To have reached here on Sunday last. The
Boston DAILY Journal and Bulletin seldom reach us
III cue order, ard sometimes not ut all. The fault
must be IN some Of the distributing Offices.
The Baltimore Patriot says:
III has been currently reported for some time tina,
t''re ~ much agitation IN the Cabinet growing out OF
the circumstances related above, (iLe reported differ
cacc between Gen. Jackson and a Cleryvn,an of
Washington.) And yesterday, it was reported here
that Col. Towson had been arIcstcdthat Mai. Eaton
Lad rendered his resignation. but tiat Gen. Jackson
had refused its acccptance IL is also stated that the
Other la ;mbers 81 the Cabins, not 10th to show
rather by acts ;ian words, their jealousy of the un-
"ue influence ut Major Eaton over the General. On
ms point Mr. Van Buren, pursucs his willy course,
and feels moro than h. expresses, being averse to
10 ''an early cnmmittal." Mr.. Branch the Sccrcta-
ry OF the Navy Is getting i'll bad odour with the Hero
and Is confidently asserted that he will be depoSed
before the closing of the Session oil ConGres,
II one half of the current rumors of tie day arc IN
be relied upon, the present Cabinet, made up of the
weakest and most dscordant materials, will not hold
together for six months I'm fact, it is the opinion
OF very Intelligent men at Washington, that Is now
mn the eve of dissolution, aud that it Will be sJiOna
Sty htgh" III less than two months.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-25

D INANAI.-Was committed To tie jad OF Jefferson
a county, the OH day Of May last, negro named
BILL, blacksmith by trade and supposed to belong
southern trader tie Is black, has smiling counouaucc,
about 10 inches high, and about 30 years old lie for
mery belonged WV Little, Of this The is
requested prove properly aud take hun away, he will be
sold for his ail fees, the law directs
sept i-wamc THOMAS GRlGGS, Tailor ic6 Co
I'd UNAWAY.--Was committed 10 the jail OF Jefferson
y county ON the 18th dav of May negro woman named
SARAH Am WINTERS. She is about - Years Of age ri
darn conplcxion feet inches high has fclon
thumb Shc saws she was Alde aud Lccsbufg
aud raised by Rebccca Taylor Of AcXaudra The owner
said slave requested prove property, pay charges and Se
her away she will he sold for her JAIL fees, the law directs
tp' Whine THOMAS GRlGGS, TAILOR 'cG CO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-25
Trust Sale of Land

aug q IDS
The rights of all., 1829-06-12
BROOKLYN.

Nature seems to have formed this beautiful
spot, when most bonntiful in her gifts.-The
scenery of this delightful place, combine the
grand and the beautiful. The stranger or
citizen who wishes fine prospect of our CITY
and har bour should visit Brooklin- nights, and
If ne wish rest and refreshment, call on our
good old friend Mr. Hanes-bis salubrious
air, pleasant Garden, and superior accommo-
datlons In every respect, will not fail, both to
refresh and please, all who honour him with
visit. We lament that our avocations are
SO many, and SO pressing as to deprive us of
the pleasure we might otherwise enjoy in our
visits to the Garden of our friend, those who
are fortunately in possession gilmore time than
we are, should..not be backward in giving Mr..
danes that encouragement, which his health
lnl place, abundant provisions, and merit
deserve.
The rights of all., 1829-06-12
| doubt, if such settlements could be for,ood :,

doubt, if such settlements could be formed in
the different states, we should soon see aori-
cui'urlai pursuits, engrossng the attention of
tne body Of our coloured people, and that a
'e" years would witness animproved and hap.
Py state OF society among them The sever
d locations OF course, would have their own
petty civil officers, and would be UNDERGOING
,1e necessary preparations for better days, and
0e'ter things. This is not mere theory, it is not
q nignt OF the imagination, it is practicable, and
not merely practicable, but plain and easy-It
IS not half SO difficult, and much more de SRA
ole' than remaining in our towns and cities
y : recommend this article and the one on
the same subject, in our former number, to
The notice fall our enlightened readers.
The rights of all., 1829-06-12

liien' OF that province, on the subject of an In
uidn petlton, Which is curious for the accornt
; gives OF settlement of the Miss;sson,,. r.
olans On tract of land called the Crsd;t no
%, Daoly on the river Mississagua Or Miss,ssaane
L helr number is about wo hundred and H.
~, settled in little village, and increasInp hv
the addition of savages from The woods VIII
are attracted by the obvious comfort and nu;at
OF their condition to share their mode oflifa
!fey reside on tract of land situated on
the river, three miles and half in length and
two miles wide. They live in cottages diyid-
ed into two apartments, with a garret. and
sometimes with the addition of kitchen. In
them are chairs, tables. bedsteads, beds with
curtains, and the kitchen utensils common q
mong the whites. There is garden of haitian
acre allotted to each house, in some instances
tbey have private enclosures of from two to
iour acres, and the village cultivate a field of
sixty acles In common. They raise corn. po-
tatoes, some wheat and abundance ofgarden
vegetables. According to the report of Mr..
Ryerson they live together in great socialitv
and harmony, are kinder to each other than
the whites, and civil and hospitable TO st, an
gers. lhey are sober too-ardent spirits bv
solemn agreement are not permitted TO be
drunk In the village; and he who offends a.
galnst this rule is looked upon as having vlota-
TED the ageement, and is expelled from lhe vii
lage. There are two schools, one for the
males and the other for the females, fifty chill
dren In each. There they a'e taught reading,
writing and arithmetic, and out Of school the
children instruct the adults to read. Thus they
are daily improving in civilization. The OBJ
ect of the petition is to secure them from the
intrusion of the whites, who fish in their
streams and endeavor teach the Young In
1isns to swear, krnk wiskey, profane the
LORDS Day, and similar mplishments.
The rights of all., 1829-06-12
L3TERARX DEPARTMENT..

The design of this department is improve
ment in useful knowledge, and we trust it will
not fail, in eliciting the talent ofour men of
letters A few years ago our most privileged
men, were but babes in learning, now can
boast our classical scholars To such this
paper offers a field of exhibition, and useful
ness. We shall always be happy to insert
well written pieces. on morals and science un-
der this head. Our good friend to the eastward
will not forget us, early contributions from
him would be very acceptable. 1t is desirea-
BILE that communications for this department,
should be as simple, and as much adapted to
the object in pursuit, general improvement
as possible.