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To the Printers Of the United S,o,e,

late the prices of all The ina tetiaIs u,ed in
- Printing Types, have been greatly reduced and ,h
'acny OF manufacturing greatly increased. The suh
sGoef therefore has been induced make proportions
nave be"n as stated in the annexed list '''''
me character Of the Type made ~ this Fouud,v !,
~eknown to tie iRADE, who assured tina to reSatd
has been made. "'V"
nv mas on h"nd complete assortment, and can suppiv
Any 1nAn'i'y on short notices he will be happv 20 no.
diair attention. " ~ ''''"e-
'e''"a's VINO have orders from abroad eau have off.
complete WIN Presses, and every thing uecessa nv for
manner. - ~ w wv "'' P'''co'
rup''he's are requested TO give this advertisement
io :" '"e papers few times, receive payment go
)" VPe' o' w set'Iruient nf their accounts.
,o, RICHARD DONALDSON, PhiLadelphia
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'"e prices on ornamental and fanry tyne haye brsn 70
dnceh ~ greaicr proportion.
OIa ppe received IN exchange. At cents per IN.
STEREOTYPfNG will be dous a. lie lo,ys,, u,iec. in
he best manner. ss heretofore
r"o'hefs of New'pspn's ~ tbe States Of New Jcr-
~ t'hn'yIyanla, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, North
""' s"u'h Cat"i"a mud Georgia, Who give the above
r'"o"ous Insertions shall Re entitled 81 so payable
J." 'ypr' or ~ settlement ol account. J. HOWE,
ivy 81 81 Carner vi Crown aud Caiinwhiu st,,.,s
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aTHEOLOGICAL MONKS.

For sale by J. III. NASH. Bookseller y Station
ichmond, Va. the following Theological Wor
Scott's Family Bible, vols quarto
Dwight's Theology, vols. octave. bound
M'DowelPs, do DO DO
Reds works, 8 vols. octave do
Joscphus, do do and vols. neat ed.
Shuckford's Connexions, 9 vols. octave
Adams Dictionary OF Religion
Browns do of the Bible
Bucks Theological Dictionary
Payson's Sermons
Aliton's Christian Doctrine, = vols.
Browns Book oil Divinity
Southcy's Life ofWcs,ey
Ridgley's Body of Divinity. 1 vols.
Tappan's Works, . vols
1Iopkinson's Works, 3 vols.
l.cusdcns Hebrew Bible, . vols.
Drehncourt ON Death
Dodd do do
Muurncr Cornfortc,
Spcnccr's Memoirs
Leigh Richmond do
Memoirs of Mrs. Carter
New Manual of Private Dcvotions
Opic's Distraction Displayed
Life of Martin
SCOTS Works 6 vols
Bucks Works 6 vols
Life ofScott
Unitarian Miscellany
Alexander on the canon ofScripture
Marrow of the Church
Sir Walter SCOTS Sermons
Baxter's Coll
DO Saints Rest
Bckcrs,eths Scripture Help
do on Prayer
Flavcls Saint Indeed
do Sacramenta Meditations
Almost Christian
filgsms Progress
Bise and Progress
Philips Memoirs of Mrs. Sayay-
The Messiah by J. Collyer
Pany's Nat. Theology, large and small
Bucks Expositor
Young an Restoration
Smiths Letters
Fordvces Sermons
Life of Bunyan
The Divine Purpose
Memoirs of Mrs III. A. Rogers
Companion for the Altar
Meikers Traveller
Palcv's Evidences
Confession Of Faith
Dicks Future State
Clarke's Holy Land
WltherspoCls Lectures
Howc's Lectures
Taylor's Holy Living
Apples of Gold
Beauties ofthe Bible
jerks Devolions
Jays Prayers
Bunyans Holy War
Golden Treasury
Christian Morals
Sturm's Reflections
Life of Joseph
Afflicted Mans Companion
Life Of Winter
lIervey's Mcditatiors
Evangelical History
Johns Hebrew Commonwealth
Iiamer' Remains
Memoirs of Mrs. Judson
do Of AIRS. Huntington
James Christian Charity
Religious Magazine
sept Q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-11

ViN"'Nl& Al rules, holden IN the cis,L,, -.
p'''' court of chaneery Gr the Rchu,o"d d,.,,.a we
ns op Day Of August, 1929: William sn",;na &C.
o.. n Nicholas Co.. Charles sperinr Il Co, and
70 @ "s'e"o"nisF Nicholas Co., and Chas sper,ps g.
w, n"v'ng entered their appea nee and given .sev
s :" '' ae q assembly aud the fUle Of this court
P'aI"B ny Satisfactory evidence that they are
Of THIS country; il is ordered that the ,sid
@ 40 appear here on the hrS lay Of the next jan
t,n ana "nswcr the bU Of the plaintiffs; and that
y v" tis order be- GnihN th inserted m s,.,s 'ewspape.
published in the city Of liichmond. for two mon,bs spc.
said riN. ~ w P'''' >" "o
% 'ow. I"tg, VIM. G.. PExDLEToS, c. c.
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Con.usI1glE's o.llce. R,el..aaa. .Aua 2a ,a,n

/ a, CoH'nStoSfR's CEycs, Ricbm,od, 4Dg. n 1891
go Ptitt' Interested VII please take notice t,at nee,
appointed The 2s day Of Dec next to commence e nay'
ocLJ :" i've foregoing Order oi court; which, dav n, {,
ooh' 81, ueY are required attend AZ INV ,f;c1 H.
All : wy" "'c3u,, inl vouchers ready for exanrat,o
papcfs 6G-w4,c IIiiNpy ~, NC NC say court
"a court held for Prince Edward county J0ly ii J,st
Jns L. '"in buchanan, pit against HAYS & Ioon,e,
iy not having entered their appearances and
curry according 10 Of the general as..,nbIv ~
@ t"s % 'hs coud and appearing tn The satac,;o ~ %
C @ .y ave no. Inhabitants Of this stale ON e nn,oo
dante 10 W. dtotnpy y ordered the said delen
a.,o, , s m ine hr day Of October court next and
lin se ~ & Dl; aYd that copy Of this order i've orth
' -, W s"t'e one Of the public neyspspers r,,,sJ -
ur cry oi H'chunw for months sncceislii Pn,eu ~
P ~ "e iTon' ooof Of the house ~ tl CONT, ~
~ COPY Tere y. j. WORsHHV
~ persons having claims against the Es,ae az "
Dur"' tate OF Fowiaan county, or the e.tsr a. So y,
Newbum decreased requested to- exhii, lien, g. ai Is
we've months krp the date thereof Tins n,s g ''mn
" ''' ~ VIC 'sIs 81 nl those WHO neglect This moline i
WILL BOILING. AHminj,,reto,
w'ih The WI annexodof WIN Mc,ytn,ru doc
o. aud Executor 81 Sarah r MeWb.., /
Ctocn and 3Oin gust, 1929 g6tc - ''"'''" !
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-11

- ff"'tSD"Fgs 81 ACofDfDer. 1895
a'e fmnt1 Inc heenI day Of Octo,er uext Ia execute
nison2 o'drT ut court On which day by niue O'Clock
we parties concerned aIc required ~ atea,l nj M y o0ce
go, . 100 rafof' and testimony with copies OF the conu
90 N'o no. ANDERSON Cam
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-11

u ntEiNlA:-Na superior court Of ChaUceIy T1f5s- :;
, us caPhoi ~ the ciy Of RcmoAd on Wed1esfJ,y T. i
n Jon |" AIgyIe William Argyle Frederick S,o,io
u argyle John VI Travlan aud Mar A. e. bis ,"ic -
wary AZ Argyle, and Thomas X Argyle an n,, h
I1Ch hfg)ie' ms next Giend, pits against I,,r Ty
is Cuid ekpf anil deyisec Of John Curd decd.
nir'eI'on ana itebecca his WIFE Samuel liar, AID 80 ~
WE, aud Samuel Dyer, j. DE '"'' anne 10"
cu,e came On tIs day n be heard on the bin ,ske s
~ To all tie defendants except Tnonas 90 80, 'o
@ o. a' defendant, with the replication ,fe,e, I'D Wv
ageu 10y council: on consideration whereof lie cr' %
d' e defendant Isaac Curd, render an ,cco, n ~
i,;s ~ a s''hdn 81 the plaintiffs, (excep John re.
n'ds,( oe'Te commissioner Of the court ami ha ,,
u"N lbp"as C"rd gender account of hi, en
'e es'He ~ h' iesatof, before the same conmsnre, %
ue'.e, !" examine, state and settle the said accn,, %
o ne 70 tne court win any matters spectacle ,,aiod
ueeien pertinent by hinse, which may he fs,,, , @
parties 20 he 80 stated. '' NC ''I"'i'h ~ the
copy. Tcste, WM G. rENDLEroy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-11

X oNA"Af.-Na committed 10 the iaiI Of JefeIeo,,
q, IG"'y on he i9h Gay Of May negro woman named
SAhAh nm WINTERS. She ~ about u ,ears oc 80 ~
, %ah GoPeEion feet or inches high has eon on one
"D: ~ says she was born between Aide and Ieesburr
dhl ftFst ny Hebe'ca Taylor Of Alexandra The o,Yo >,
rave requested TO prove property pay charges and ,sE
90, W. ne VIII ~ 500 nf her jail fees, tho law directs
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STAGES.


'E7RAVEI.LERSa respectfully informed THAI
Il the Western Stages To Iynchburg and Salem,
NC. leave Richmond on Mondays, w odnesdays u
Fridays, ct y. NJ: arrive at Lynchburg the
next days 10y Z. NJ, and Salem the third day,
where the great Valley line TO huntsville, Nash
vile. &c. Is connected. Before reaching Salem,
at Fluks' on the Blue Ridge mountains this line in
| tersects CaldWclrs line, which passes Fincastle
Sweet Springs Salt anu White Sulphur Springs, &c.
Inc b,
(which runs 0 Guyandotte he Ohio river
| The Richmond line in returning will leave Salem
on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at A. M.
and i,ncnburg on Wednesdays, Fridays and Mon.
Guys at I a. NJ. AVN
The travel will be performed by dayligh, in sum-
iner. " sum-
p, For seats to the West. apply at the bar of the
Union Hotel. Richmond - ''''
All Baggage or property, whether belonoino IN
passengers or other persons, at the risk of tho
pcclNe owners thereof.
a. PATERSON. PyoDriefor.
- ~ -, . RICHMOND ~ SALEM.
n. B.-Caldwclfs lnc runs only twice week,
Passengers for the Springs, &c. should leave Rich
mono w ednesdavs and Fridays.
IL bNAN AN.-Was committed To the ian of Je6.T-1,
~ county on the 9ii day Of May last negro man named
Dill blacksmith 10y trade, and supposed 10 enng IN
souhe'n Trader lie is very black has sinlln,
ou, ee' w inches nigh, and about years old lie (r
ei! Os'onged 10 WIN Little, Of this county TIE o,yno :,
% 10 prove property and take him away or Inc viii ne
sou or ms jail fees, as the law directs - " "
A
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BOJ. .MgRs tBENru pon,.

A strfcrtoS of cue hundred OF Ter MS Fnhlr,
"A with Key containing tie literal and FREE ,a
iauon, arranged in s,rhn arner point the d,0.
between the French and tie Lnglh dica Also Ss'sS
pronunciation OF the fwnc according tothc beat French ok.
exiant on tie subject 1e whole pree cded by sor re,;s
on the sounds az the Fcb language with those If
The English y A. Bomsr, otssor of the French ancusre
IN the High School Of phladelphAa es~~eN
TIE Adventures of Tclonnchus in French accompanied nv
hey TO facilitate the translation is work ly A. chnus
chus. by a. Bonar. $500
aug II For sale bv 4 "a NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-11

IT EFT HERRINGS.--6O Bbls. of nett
behring's, will be inspected this morning, and
offered for sale on the Dock, by
sept JAS. WINSTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-11

.AGUIRA COFFEE.---9l Bags Laguir'
green coffee, for sale by
sept 2-3t OTIS. DUNLOP a. 60.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-11

A MEXICAN JOURNAL.-Thc Amcri.
can Journal of the, Medical Sciences, No. 9.
August. J. Ii. NASH.
aup %
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" 'o"FI'INTIN" e@s'o'ea at ioe wing office
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rUNHE Library OF Entertaining KNOWLEDGE vol s part is'
published unde, the supern,eudence OF the society r the
diffusion OF Useful knowledge. H. Brougnam ESQ y X -,
NJ r. Cha,nan Lord John RUSSELL NJ. r. Vice Channan, &c
NO. ~, Library OF Useful knowledge, received Mt NASiS
where subscriptions taken to both the invaluable aud
cheap publications. aug II
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-11

FRESH GREEN GINGER.
u ii. BLAAIIHE has received a supps OF I'll,
above article, fresh and tender, for picSling an'
sept
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-07

Goddess whose snowy mantle no tint OF words can sno,
nor chynic power change her sccptre into IRON To
YOU fellow cuzens belongs the sacred trust of parpc-
hiatnS the blessings Of free government of transmitting
unmpaired 10 pcserity the fair fabric for which our
foefahers bfaved the storms of Revolution and which
sheltered and protected them when those storms were
done.
But, transcendant wore the benefits resulting TO
America from the Rcyoluson It's beneficial effects have
not been exhausted ourselves II has served az an
example To cher nations, 10 guide to cheer, and TO ami
mate them with its beacon light in their struggle to
break the letters Of tyranny Ii has called into existence
al by the potent spell OF enchan.ers wand sister
republics OF South America II has taught then in the
language OF our beloved Lafayette that ior nation to
love liberty is sufficient that she knows IT, and Ia he
free, il is sufficient that she wills it, 1t has given
powerful impulse 10 the march OF free principles through
Out the world. Every day Is developing s powerful
influence on the dcstinies of nations Since the last
celebration OF this anniversary events have been passing
in Great Britain whch have attracted tho eager gaze of
inc friends oil civil and religious liberty in all countries
The strong holds OF bgory have been torned, and they
have surrendered at discretion Ireland the land of
Montgomery, Of Tone, of Emmet, the favorc seat of
eoqaence and the muses., has, after unayaing strug
gle Tor centuries been restored to her long liberty
80 more shall the avcngng Angel sweep over he
green isle of the ocean, shall the Harp Of
Erin he hung upon the willows. Henceforth shall its
chords be struck by the wizard hand of her favore
bard and ats wild notes reccho the praises of OConnel
AMI OF Wellington. Catholics of Ireland! America,
which has so often proved your asylum in your home
oil peril and despair, America rejoces in your cmanci
patton
Thus, Fellow Citizens whether we regard the effect
OF the American Revolution ourselves, or its happy
influence abroad, We can contemplate it without
renewed admiration without fresh regrets those who
fell in The sacred in Glorys CORY ed for those
who, having survived the Revolutionary shock lived to
see the land they had redeemed from tyranny
prosperous and happy, and when their earthly pilgrimage
was done, resigned their spirits to the God who gave
them, breathing forth ierven, aspirations Heaven for
the continued happiness of their beloved country II
INT, therefore, Fellow Citizens, that this day be kept ia
sacred remembrance il is peculiarly fit that by this
public celebration, give this testimony to the world
hat know how 10 set proper estimate the tran,
scenda blessings OF free government Let then, Eel
Citizens, like the Carthagenian, the altar
terna enmity to those who would pou;e, with hostile
touch the sacred ark of Liberties and adopt the lam
guage Of the dying sage Of Quincy independence for
cyer!"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-07

2. xoo saa,l he dcyoured
sass mi. IL the spirit. air.
s";,., witch INV friend from,
Nc,th Carolina has raised his
,n;rc and NJ tho honorable GEN
,,.,.,sn nom Virginia. will an
1919 49,, wives ana ehiiiren
n,r.,v or an hundrel mer;,o-
,iaas mon who have been hurlci
s,o,, Office. 10 make way for
,hosa who ar. willin, without
er,.,;,etioo a. Weld a blind sup-
nov, N ,,,,,.;.,rr,ei mea,urcs; 10
sins hossnnss 20 INC President
mi 40 bcri ,ohis sil. A, the osies
aocs to tho breeze. 4 saw air. IA
he will apn,aIto tlv sivos and
chillron OF those gentlemen who
" - l...l -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-07
"RETRoSPEji.ClI.-TI,.s:.l,.I..-..- i.

EnRATA--31 columD--In the section headed.
sXlby" for the words, " there had been concluded
treaties amongst only three Of the seven Republics"
read, treaties had been concluded amongst only Jomr
Of the Republics. Lower down the same co.
lumn, for intoxicated conceptions and Jancfti pro-
ceedings" read intoxicated conceptions aud Jatast-
cal proceedings
No Sd column--Nearly half way down, for a
mere tnifidfory, inchoatc invitation" read
cboate invitation.
No 3. LIST column--Not far from the bottom for
" employing the advice of the United States" npor
log the advice OF the United States.A few lines from
the bottom for in the direct opposition read, in d.
rect opposilion.2d column, 4th from the top, after
the words, " by the inehably stupid nterposton Of
the will of his constituents" at the end Of sentence
rsad additionally, could have produced strange a
course Of cogtation by Mr.. Adams
No. 4--ist column-i.3 from the top, for congre.
gated, and seated with bewiIdering Jack in his Ian
tbern-the just and liberal principles libery"-Iet
the sentence read thus ongfegated aud seated with
bewilderng Jack in his lauhern, the Just and liberal
principles Of religious liberty, inserting comma for
period "A little lower down, for" than the in
vented by Mr. Adams to defeat read than the one
invented by Mr.. Adams tninfeilt0udUy TO defeat
it'll, lower down. The two last sections Of Mr..
Clay's instructions to Mr. Middleton, ought TO precede,
and not to follow he preceding ssclion-beg nniDg
SC finally" MOT far from the ond-lor--" and the re
proof to the Washington Cabinet consists in the impert
nent, and unavailing proiectread, and the reproof
10 the Washington Cabinet consists in reminding IL Of
the iInpcrtinent and undyailing proiect"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-07

hands Tor Tho public good, anu
not to subscrve his private pur-
poses. n--s I viii. not nnputo TO
President Jackson any design 10
subvor, our liberties, I hope and
believe that.hc docs not now GU
teTtain any such design. But
! must say, that il an ambitious
President, sought tho overthrow
ofour government, and ultimate
ly to establish a different form,
he would, at the commencement
OF his administration, proclaim,
BY his official acts, that the
greatest public virtue was ardent
devotion 10 him. That no mat
ter what hal been the character,
the services or tho sacrifices OF
ineumbents or applicants for OF
flee, what their expecienco or
ability To serve the Republic, il
they did not bow down and wor-
ship him they possessed no claim
to his patronage p" The %.
ject Of President Jefferson was
the Republic and for him
self. That Of President Jack
son is hinsolfani no: the State"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-07

Two Hhds. Tobacco, &. {. Macon's crop of Oranoe
opened at Seabrook's yesterday, were sold bv MIR.
John 0. Lay at $50, and Sis 50.--The following pri-
ces have been obtained for hhds made by Mr. Macon
TINS season; $l2 SIS so; SIS rs and 800 rs, aver
aging SIG 40 per hundred.
July 7th, 1929.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-07

Mr. John Pope, Governor of TIE Arkansas, arrived a
npon the duties of his Office
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-07

the Batinore Republican specifies seven distinct cas-
ss o. fraud. committed on he Treasury of the U. S,
during the years ~ and 2s.-Requisiiions charged to
TO Pursers Hambeton Harris, Cox, and Butler a, dill.
ierent stations S5aoo-amountng in all to $73oO.-lhe
same letter audes 10 other imposons prac,scd by the
Er 4h Auditor ''msny officers whose accounts he
had TO settle, by borrowing money from them, which he
exhibited very little disposition TO pay."-why did
not bis conscience denlMr at The proper moment,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-07

A Convention of the Republican Memboss % the
New Hampshire Legislature assembled on the Esd ult
10 ballot Tor candidate TO be supported the nrxt
March Erection for Governor .ifdfthetr Harvey re.
ceved l02 ballots out OF 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-07

Shoto u Hands-SigisS Of fhe Times!
No men were devoted TO their Leader,
than some Of Mr.. Clay's partizans 20 him. Thew
seize every opportunity to display their enthusiastic H.
deity-to andhin the skies decry his opponents,
cry Fictitious indication the deliberately cry
him up the 4h Of July; as il every toast they give
him is 10 be held sign. to give tone TO, public
sentiment" They forget, that IL is not "every swallow
that makes Summer per,inar,y is, however,
asign OF one thng,hat desperate as are the csaces
oil Mr. Clay, he is determined press for the Presen
cy and his partizans resolved to lend him every
wing in their powcr.-But il they triu combine Tor
such purpose, il becomes the Friends of Reform TO
ossoctdfe-to meet every exeron with unshrinkng
energy--and once moro 10 the country from tho
graspof the Coalition
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-07

Ihe Amende Honorable Y Courier s.
Inquirer mas given "ialse alarm" about Mrs. Royal
Its Washington Correspondent was mistaken in surpo
ing, hat she had been presented as common NUS
ance nor has she been forced to flee from the Civ of
washington, but continues 10 flourish her 'goose quill
on Capitol Hill. indgnan; horess has obtained
the following exculpaory certificate from the Clerk of
the District Court:
WAsHseros, June %, 1921 eeify no Bench B,-r
saas has been issued agGist Mrs RorAL ~ the Court
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-07
4 CI.-0RRIIlElspONDENCE

"WAsHINGToN, 1t July, 1929.
"The much dreaded day has arrived, aud have not
heard that one has been added what for the purpo.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-07

u are favored with Copy of The Grafton, deli
vored by Mr. J. peterborough, the Capitol on Sa-
turday Iast-wih the following Correspondence
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-01

pUBI.rC SALE

NEVHiLL be sold by public auction to the highest
w bidder, at the late residence OF Wiiiidm
+. .4Hen, dec. near Rockets. on Friday the first
day Of May next, all the perishable estate Of tue
said IYn, r. Allen, dec. consisting of four cows,
the usual variety Of Household and Kitchen Fur
niture, amongst which are beds, bedsteads, bed
clothes, chairs, tables, bureaus, china and glass
ware; also, asiyer.watch, gun, and many other
articles too tedious to enumerate. The above ar
tclcs will be sold by the Undersigned as admins
traitor, and the terms OF sale 1ill be. cash for all
purchases under $l5, and credit Of IL months
Oh all purchases, above that sum, bonds, nstes.
and good security will be required on all credit
sales.
At the same lime and place, by order Of the VII
dow aud heirs of the said VIM +. Allen dec
and for the purpose OF etecling division, will be
sold, TO the highest bidder, credit of twelve
months, bond and good security being required, a
likely negro ,conioi, and her two children, both
males, one about two years old, the other about 2
months old.
And at the same time and place by virtue OF All
agreement between the widow and heirs OF the
said William +. Alien, dec. Of record, in the
Clerks Office of the county court OF Henrico,
will he sold to the highest bidder by, and under
the directions of the undersigned and Of Herbert
A. Claiborne and James NJ. Wickham, Esqrs.
The dwelling house and appurtenances, with
about one acre of land attached thereto late the
residence Of the said VIM. +. Allen, dec. very
pleasantly situated on beautiful eminence near
Rockets, and commanding a fine view of the City
of Richmond-Terms for this property oDe-fourth
of the purchase money cash, and a credit of ~
months Tor the other three iourths the purchaser
to give good personal security and trust deed on
the property TO secure the credit payments.
o. Sale TO commence at 10 o'clock.
JAMES RAWLINGS,
Admir- of VIM. F. Allen, dec.
April II. ll2-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-01
SALE OF LaND.

I'm pursuance of Decree OF the County Cour.
OF King 4 Queen, pronounced on the 18th
OF March, 1929, will be sold at public auction, to
!ne highest bidder, Oh the premises, on Friday,
the zld day of May next, if fair, if not, the next
iair aay' Sunday excepted, The Tract OF Land be-
longing 10 the infant children of Henry Clarke
DEC: being the land on which said Clarke resided,
al the Time OF his death; containing one hundred
anu seventy four acres, be the same more or
less, and lying near Steyensville, in the county of
King & Queen. This land is Of excellent quality,
has d convenient dwelling House and out Houses
upon it, calculated for the accommodation of a
small family. IL is situated in healthy par, of
the County. One-thirr OF the purchase money
will be required in cash-l-3i in months from
the day OF sale, and the balance in Is months from
the day Of sale.-The credit payments to be se-
cured by bond, with good security, and lien up
on the land. A Copyo the Decree will be ex-
hibifed ON the day OF sale, to shew the terms
more explicitly. JAMES SMITH,
HENRY BAGBY,
JNO. GAINES,
Commissioners.
April 81. ll4-wtds