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Richmond Nail Manufactory.

ENOR sale, on very reasonable terms from 800 to
y 1000 kegs OF cut nails aud brads, ofvarious sizes
from Sd to 40d, III kegs from lO0lbs to 2OOlbs.-
warranted to be made from, StOedsh Ion and not from
Pig or Bloom Iron, as is customary in tue Northern
States;
ALSO,
Spikes from 5 to inches, Clmch nails Of different
sizes, suitable for tobacco kegs and hhds nail rods
horse shoe iron, rolled iron Of different widths
and are prepared TO execute with Dispatch any OF.
dcrs iu this line and request merchants aud Others
who deal in nails sc. to apply, they wnnt full as
sortmont. y. HAXALL s. co.
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CHRISTMAS

TIVE for tho rrcprooaon of courtesy and
for tic interchange Of testimonials ~ attachment,
hand
For the hrcrance Of these auimstng purposes the sub
scrber sale, OF the Souvenirs, kecpsakce,
for the ensuing year. also elegant Albums and Scrap
Books, and beautiful editions at literary WORDS haud
sOmely bound morocco, aud calf git Of which, placed
IN the fair hands Of the "Gyt0 oc's hart" might, IN
ausplcious moment, revive recollection, worth million
the donor
Were parents present their children useful literary
production instead Of 0ns they would the efec-
ay attain the object they have n view, by a0ordng
t"ua amusement preparing their minds for study and per-
chance lay the basis of their happiness through life The sub
sone can assist thar auddblc object by offering large
collection % Books suited their different capacities from
cent ~ tpo hVadrd QIClTy u SANXAY.
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"StW selling off at Prime Cost" ard IN

"'u'y IHSIdnceS much 6eIezp Cost
HNbE proof that the subscribers have been sefn of a, =
large aud general assortment of Seasonable DRY (ctf
d' THne LOST rs apparent thar they would deem
Cessy 10 insert second advertisemento that effect "a -
attempts been made to lead public 10 6el;p,
we contrary Iney therefore again respectfully mnn no,
a Slo customers that they SR continue 10 X on a,
os COST and IN order assist the safe Of the reai
New YoE nave added thereto per the Bold Commando r -
early a NJ Haneiy of such goods they disposed OF nv M
description of roaaes Among these many Of the same
a,lels 81 1a ia were considered s1t,ensty cheap WIS
III, mi It,i', - > s Gro de NtpL,s I;,o, ~ r.
supertre satfimefs and nany Se oeoes prir.d
will be sold at Prime Cost in many goods al OF which
that have beer hand for time, VIII 1ce The goCs
PRIME Cost In Announcing their intention TO clos beio'o
Ses "a thiS manner, the subcrbers did expect to elicit
toerd remark from person, nevertheless such fv
have been made, and e public rsH a,oure lt they
from an interested SovTcs, kn0p hoy estimate their corr
ntss KYLE e COCuRAN
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MARINE ~ EW 8.
PORT or RfCH.NO.N'D.

CLEARED
snip Andrew Scott, Soue, with tobacco, or Cadis, by
Palmer
ARRIVED,
Schr Traffic, Kelly, from Boston, with suudrie Dayen.
port Allen 4 co, WIN Smyth, G NJ MITCHELL WIN Allison,
Parker, Works, Hubbard g. Gardner Rust, Goddard
Grannlss Son & Brothers. NJ Weaver g Hlard, A s.
Woodbridge & co, and r Corlies
SclIr Maiden, Sieelman, from Philadelphia, ballast.
NEW YORK, Dec Gland, schrs Exit, Howell aud HoT.
net, Gould, I'm Richmond
NORFOLK, Dec. 22.-The brig America, Cotter-
ell, from Richmond, bound Boston, went to sea from
Hampton Roads Yesterday.
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virtue OF two Deeds n Trust executed To- John VI Arm =
n han ao1 William DandIdsc, by William 1 Morris ana
MaTceia ms wife, the the eighth January l3nJ
ana The other on the eighteenth day of February l63S-and
announcer Decd oi Trust, executed Herhert Claiborne ana
'haTes Gay by the said William Morris tenth ,v
o july l8(BaH OF which deeds recorded IN The Musings
Court OF the city Of kchmond shall proceed sell on me
premises on the 10th day OF ehTuary rnory
Tor The purposes therein mentioned Lots pieces nats
lad u The cry Of Rcmopd, known Ind istingi:hed in
he plan .: The SID - No <347) Three hundred oy
seVen aud No 352) three hundred Gfty two which we're
conveyed TO the said William Morris Thomas Rutherford
and Sarah s wife, by their deed bearing 18th day Of
june, 1872 aud admitted to 3 III the clerks Office
Count OF Hastings for said cIyand which
extensive brick buildings, used warehouse, for n
purposes: also, three other Lots pieces parcels aud
known and distinguished the plan of ad city,
GID three hundred and orytwo number three aud
4t with the buildings commonly called Shockoe Warehos
' all oler buildings ami improvement thereon; which rro
perry was conveyed TO the said William Morris hv two
several Nees 1 undivided thersof-One M IN
eth DAY OF June la2b, by Richard Gregory and Elizabeth ms
Wie and John lesam, and Wilson Gregory :hn lhet ma
on me same day. by Joseph Duiey of courr and
'' adted TO record the clerks oiace OF The usrs
ou'' "i aiso one her Lot patce 4 and
known and distinguished in the plan OF aid civ nv
three hundred and (3l6C which Was co1vevsd ~
Nil'an Morris, by William A. Smith aud Sarah Smith NO
eir Deed bearing date the 18th day September a1s
admitted TO record in the clerks office Cfhe Hastings Co Tor
the city Aforesaid. 30 = "' "'
The Trustees have known The tile 10 the fire ,o,,
properly TO be questioned but they Will only convey thai
JOHN NJ. ARMISTEAD,
w cambridge
iERBERr A CLAIBoRNE, Tn's'es%
CHARLES s. GAY
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FARE REDUCED.
THE STEAMBOATS,
COLUMBUS, NORFOLK
and DIRGLNII

WILL in fJtuTe, carry passengers from Rich
w mond TO Norfolk at three dollars, and from
thence 10 Baltimore for dollars, including meals.
These Boats, in order 10 arrive early posi-
bic ~ the evening, will only stop at City POINT and
Jauses-T Town except Tor such passengers come Oh
10 Boats. Al baggage at the risk Of the owners.
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VIM. y. C.k.ARRF
GUS. V. CJhREE
BOARDING. HOUSE.

Deer Nh Chubbs Lottery ONCE z,doac dsor 4, ~
Mr.. Conan, clock and uateh taGtsy
AIRS. SARAH PURCELL, cuuld aoc nsisetsis
lVl few moro Mcuibcfs Of tie Lcgislst.i A. hh
comfortable roonls--good beds, &c. on ug4'.aio
terms, If appheation be made the 4cei.
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Baltimore, December 81.

BALTlMoRE, December 81.
ROBBERY OF THE MAIL.-A gentleman who
arrived at the Foun ain Inn, last evening the Cit-
z-ns, Canal Line. states that the rreat SoutIern
mail, which was despatched from this CITY, on Mon
day afternoon, was robbed yesterday morning be-
tween Frenchtown and Newcastle; and what is rath
or mysterious the driver was Ignorant of the crcum-
stance Notwithstanding the bags were all taken Off
(cNc'p one which was cut open IN the stage.) and
trunk beside 1T was not ascertained whether there
were any passengers in Tn" stage not, but it is
undeFtood that 1t was the last one of the line.
Ma. BOOTH played OcTAvIAN on Monday nirlit
to the largest and most graticd audience that ever
graced the New Theatre. lie never performed bet
ter--the anxiety OF the audience was wrought by his
mastery manner, and thoye beautiful touches of pa
thos which lie so we'll knows how 10 illustrate the
Character, to the highest pitch of feeling, and the
curtain fell amidst the plaudls of friendly hands, who
justly cherish warm regard for Mr.. d. as an uctor
and worthy neighbor.
DIED, in Gosport, Tuesday morning. hII Roman E1Nn
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Amphitheatre
THIS EVENING, DECEMBER 25th,
The performance will comnence with
ACTRESS OF ALL WORK.

ACIR ESS OF ALL WORK.
ID winch MISS LANE will perform SIX dTfieren
Characters .!!i
manager, Mr.. Kiuloch.
ntrla' "A froVinGhi Actross,) Miss Lane
Bridget, "a Country GwakeyN Lane =!
Flowrish, A London Actressl Lane!
Goody Stubblns, \ deafold Lady of gol Lane
Lounge, "a Literary Fop) Lane ! !
Mademo'selle JOsephin, IA French Ope-
Singer,) Lane
New Grand Entrec.
MIR Lpman will appear on his fast stced, as
Apollo.
Still vaulting by the Whole Troop. Clown t,,.v-s
FFlying horsemanshp, by Master SeaIgen,.
Feats by the horse Saladm. :
Equestrian Exercises, by Mrs. Williams.
Slack Rope, by Mr.. Minnicb
The whole TO conclude with
Mrs. Williams graceful Equilibrh,as on the S1a RI,
Wire, in the course OF which she Wns ~, sI,,,sI
oped 10 a grand display of Fire Works.
In rehears the Dumb Girl of Genoa.
II Mr.. Mlnnch's Benefit To-MOrrow Night.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-25

DEATH EXrRAoRDINARY,-The Salem Massachu-
sets Register ofTuesdny says; 1--WE learn that the
huge Boa Constructor, brought to this town in the
brig Osprey, from Manila, dead, P: obably in con-
sequence ofti'e cold weather. He vas I31 feet IN
length
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-25

BiGGER'S OFFICE, Dec IS, 1929.
THNHE following the drawn numbers in The Grand Con-
solidated Lottery, Glass No 49,
SO, /, 10, Q, 6, sc, DC, 10, 0.
1t O'Clock, To-.Diorro1r,
The Drawing OF the Maryland Stale Lottery
Class No. g, Will be received at BIGGER'S OF
Capitals $4,000, o,O55, 5 of $1,000, ) of 500,
&c. &c.
Tickets 50, Halves so, Quarters rs els.
For sale at Fortunes Lounge.
BIGGERS OFFICE,
Where the Cash is always paid for Prizes the mo
ment the drawings received.
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NEW MUSIC.

~ INC lJINe
II OSI received, and Tor sale, by Ariel Works, op-
- Poste the Eagle Hotel, an assortment of New
Music for the Pnno Forte, Flute FIageolet and vi
oline. Also ChfLons new and improved Piano Forte
Preceptor dec %
WANTED TO HIKE, one hundred Negroes.
w for the ensuing year, to work at my coal pits,
dggers Golfers top hands and boatmcn, for which
liberal price will be given fearly application is made
at PRENTTS CHUBBS OFFICE.
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-25

DIED, in Gospo on Tuesday morning. MIR Roular BiNo
formerly engineer Of the Richmond and laerly
;upeIInlendam Of the steam engine a the Dry Dock
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-25
Courier Of Naples;
MURDERER DISCOVERED.


The leading incident in this Drama, turns upon a
melancholy fact, which occurred IN France during the
heigh OF Napoleon a Robbery and Murder Of a
most atrocious nature, was committed by three Ac-
cohphces-two were taken and the third escaued
person, totally innocent, was arrested on strong
Isuspicion-the most powerful evidence produced
against him-he was ..
TRIED, CONDEMNED AND EXECUTED,
WIN the other two. Shortly after. the other Gull
pr was dscnveredand there is OF this time an ap-
pcatlCn pending in the Trench Courts, from the ia
mhy OF the unfortunate victim, for the restoration of
hls property, which had been confscated.
In act I'd, MARRIAGE FESTIVAL, in which
Will be Introduced Pas SsUL, by Miss Fssher,-a
Grand Pas SEuI, BY Mrs. .Noreiand. ~,
>, After the Meio Drama, CONC soxo by .ur.
Farrell.
Alter which, viii he produced, FIRST time in this
city, Petit advertisement, entitled the
Graces Offerings TO Flora.
In which will be introduced variety of Dancing.
FLoRA, Mrs. MoRELAND.
Graces, Miss Stananrd and Mrs. Betts,
flrst and Second Sylphs, The Miss Fishers
In which they will dance PAS DE DEUX with
Nreaths, under the direction Of Mrs. Morelsnd.
Mr.. Stanley will recte BUCKS HAVE AT
YE ALL.
4 favorite Song, Mrs. Jefferson.
Comic Song, Mr. A. Dickson
The who'll to conclude with the GRAND PAN
TONNE, never reformed here. with the Original
Music, uuder the direction of Mrs MORELAND
called
OSCAR AND MtLVINA,
or,-7hs Hall Of Engqt
Inc Managers feel great pleasure in announcing
to the Public, that Mrs. BARNSS, of the PARK
Theatre, Is engaged for SIX nights, including her
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-25

The New YoRK CANALS ARE cLosEp-So say the
last accounts from Albany.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-25

'oof S'Uo, 10 OF 400, 20 of 500. 90 of 200, 40 of
100, 80 of 90, so of 40, &c &c.
Whole tickets $40, halves 5, quarters so.
For chances cnll or send your orders to Yates &.
Mcintyre, Richmond virginia
dec % YATES g. MCINTYRE, Managers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-25

I NoEs-Messrs. Leigh of CHI, Taylor of CHI. Brod
nay' Marshall, Tyler, Nicholas, Baldwin, Johnson
Nile, Mason Of s., Trezvant. Urquhart Leigh of a.
L. go, FenHbic. Madison. Stanard, Holiday Mercer
Fnshugh. Henderson. Cooke. Powell, Grisgs, MASON
Taylor of Car. Morris. Garrett. Summers Doddridge
Wilson, Barbour of C., Scott. Macrae Green Prentis
Branch To~nes. Stuart, msssie, Bates. Eeale, Rose
Coalter, Joynes. Upshur, Perrin-52
So the amendment not adopted and the Com
mittee then adjourned.
WAsBINcToS, Dec. &c
In the Senate yesterday Joint resolution was
adopted to adjourn the two Houses till Monday
bill to provide for the payment ofsundry citi-
zens OF Territory of Arkansas for espasses com
United upon their property by the Usage Indians
the years 1916. 1917, aud 1925 'bill for the ben
elf of Elijah Clarke, OF Louisiana and of the heirs
ana Iegaf representatives OF Lewis Clarke, deceas-
ed and ''bl for the fnaL adjustment of private
a cai,ns in Missouri" were severally read the third
time and pas--d short time was spent in the con.
sidcration OF Executive business.
In The House of Representatives, various petitions
eu resolutions were presented and referred appro
pr'ae Committees. a bill was reported by Mr. Me
Dnfhe from the Committee of Ways and Means, pro-
vdinG Tor an equipment tos the Frigate Brandy wine
a JOINT resolution from the Senate TO adjourn the
tw" Houses until Monday, was read twice and "rder
cd to Its engrosspent by of 90 to 10; hut the
ayes and noes being called lis passage the resou
ton was subsequently reject, by of I2I 10 Co.
n resolution was offered by Mr. Storrs. requiring
the COMMITTEE the Judiciary to inquire into the
frauds committed on the in the Territory of
Arkansas, alluded 10 in them"ssage of the President
which resolution agreed to-
The B"s'on Palladium s0ys, that a gentleman Of
thet city, had on his table, on Monday of last week
fine ripe watermelon from Constantinople.
Harrison Gray Otis has been re elected Mayor of
the city of Boston for the ensuing year, by nearly On
unanimous vote. The other city officers have also
been re elected without opposition.
The New YoRk CANALS ARE cLosEp-So say the
last accounts from Albany.
DEATH EXrRAoRDINARY,-The Salem Massachu-
sets Register ofTuesday says: 1--WE learn that the
huge Boa Constructor, brought to this town in the
brig Osprey, from Manila, Is dead p obably in con-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-25
OSCAR AND MtLVINA,
Or,-1he Hall of FSnpdi.

The Managers feel great pleasure in announcing
! to the Public that Mrs. BARNSS, OF the Park
Theatre, is engaged for SIX nights, including her
Benefit ID.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-25

Grand and Siendid Scheme. for tie .Tt1o Year.
Union Canal, No. Is, to be dawn End Of Janua
ynoo NUMBERS with 10 drawn ballots, by which the
holder of package Of 90 whole (which cost 5000 !
must draw $780, realising half and with chance
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-25

Harrison Gray Otis has been re- elected Navor o.
the city OF Boston for the ensuing year, by nearly
unanimous vote. The ether city officers have also
been re elected without opposition.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-25

The B"sion Palladium says, that a gentleman o
that city, had on his table, on Monday of last week
fine ripe watermelon from Constantinople.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-05
i 2IDAy, JANUARY 60.
IN SENATE

Petitions & memorials were presen,ad b,,
Me:srs. silsbee and Wiley.
Mr.. Marks presented the following resolution
" ~. .,e Ltg;s'a.urs OF pennsyivaniai which was
Resoiped, That the Senators Of this State in tho
Senate oil the United States be. and they are here.
by instructed, and the representatives of This
State IN Congress, be, and they are hereby re-
qIes'ee, 20 procure practicable, the passage of
law, 70 abolish slavery in the District of CoIu,n.
bis, In such manner they may consider con-
s'stent with the rights OF individuals and the Com
stitution OF the United States
After the consideration of Executive business.
The Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr.. T.. T.. Barbour, from the Committee on the
judiciary, TO which was referred the Joint resolu-
ton from the Senate, " amendatory of a Joint re .
solution, passed Sd March, 1872 reported the
Same without amendment.
The resolution was then ordered 10 he read a
third time Tomorrow
BOARD OF CLAIMS.
Er. Hamilton, IRON the Committee on Retreuch-
ment, reported the following bill:
BILL to organize Board for the settlement
OF claims against the Government to increase the
duties of the Attorney General, and for other
purposes.
Sec. I. Be If enacted by The Senate and House
Of Representatives Of the United States of IL.
n'eT1cd, IN Congress assembled That the Attor-
ney General, the First Comptroller, and the four
Auditors, be. and the same hereby, constitut-
ed Board OF Appeal, to determine In all cases in
which the parties may be dissatisfied with the fu.
ture decisions Of the regular accounting officers,
and on all cases in which may be referred TO them
from either House Of Congress for their decision
Sec. 2. Idnd be it further enacted, That a ma
Jority OF the Board shall constitute quorum TO DO
business, at which the Attorney General, if pre-
sent, and II not, the Comptroller, in The absence
OF both, the senior Auditor, shall preside; and
they shall sat at such stated periods and at such
place. as the President may direct, and shall keep
record OF their proceedings, wherein shall be
entered concise statement Of the nature Of the
claims, with their proceedings thereon, and the
reasons for The decisions that may be made; which
deci sons shall be final between the United States
and the parties unless the Board shall see t from
the magnitude Of the claim, to refer IL 10 Congress
I Tor its continuation, or 10 review the same, any
time within the period Of three years, on a writ
ten application Of the party, his representative,
MY setting forth the for the same, accom-
panied by an affidavit, also setting forth the dis
coYeTy OF new and material evidence in relation
70 the claim; all Of which shall he entered Of re-
corr. With the decision on such application.
~ S7.a bs IL ,TsrtSs7 e1arfed, That, in
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LOOK QUIT

E Will give ten dollars reward Tor the apprehension OF
~ my man SABRA, who eloped from John d. Do,ueI nj
Hanover county, about six months ago. He hrownih
complexion aud rather under III. Ordinary Of men II is
supposed he was put in Albensre Jail about month. sro
from which he msde his escape company with free
probable he is either lurking about county of Au
su'ta where he hired makln his uay 10 Ohio
Ire sb'Ve reward and all necessary expense, will be paid f.
delivering the said negro to Charlotte eouhon.e Va,
or lodging him 10 Jail so that get him sgan.
MARSHALL L. HARRIS
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(From The New. England rnll.dium.,

tNIom Sht England HalIadiumy
nHS. ADAMS WELCOME TO GENERAL JarKsp,
A welcome, Chefinia, to th.,. halls.
The doors are opening Us eu.iy--
And loud the voice Of millions call,
Thee 20 thy glorious destiny;
a welcome, Patriot, to this dcrne,
Where care, befvss thee long guest
Hath made these marble wall, II, home
And brofs the hours Of bsluy rest.
Come on Fsms's sounding pioicn borne
Thy guardian eagles SUM- ii, uiox
With laurel, thou has, Justly worn,-
Come TO a nations WELCOMING;
And let the star-sown banner vs,-
Der him Of Orlean,, .tetnly sood
Who sent the Lion to hi, grave,
Where mississippi roll, it. aooI.
'rD meet for thee 90 .snd where 6,,.
Immortal WasAington aro.e--
HIS brow still DARK With battle dust
Aud vengeance 10 his counirys foe.--
hut where is She the betterone-
ON whom 10 lean thy weary head
When tolls aud council care, haze doac
And thou hast sought a quiet bed.
Pale pale is gi,ryI eoronet,
When she the Osd one, cold iu DEATH
Hath seen the eaIthi bright sunbs sm. se,
And drawn, in other worlds, her breath.
Alb Chiehsin here thy banner cings
In sadness round the stands,d spest--
Nor sives ifs empire dispsry wings
10 gid worldwide atmosphere.
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ToPionfers of T'obucco nm .Jo,,es R;,ey

IOftdnteTS Of JObucco on James River.
lTOItE even, that all Tobacco intended for Shoekp
~ Wate House, arriving 10 the Baum will II desired, he
received INTO the Freproof Ware House Of The Subcber
fronting Basin, and adjoining Sb ek9, free of expense Of
dsysge-and receipts granite by the Inspectors for ibe same
without any further sGpense 10 the ownef WREN called for
Inspection OF 'smplug, hsu would n delivered
al once into the Shooke.--
Ample Insurance has been effected upon al Tobacco stored
~ me House above named. W. MORRIS.
Dec. SO q.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-05

s{f virtue Of deed Of trust executed BY WIN. Douglas.
- ofreoofd in the Office Of Hewkent county court shall
Tor the purpose, therein mentioned, sell the prene, On
the 18th day Of Feb that yalusble gr mill lying in the
ed TO which 45 # land Terms of sale
on the day. shs convey such title only vested 10 me
~ trustee: RO CHRISTIAN, Trustee.
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WANTED.

"A flRSI KATE TAYLOR a the Dams Mills, Duck
IN bsm- II is good stand None need sppIv nns.' b,
som' vel ended for proficiency in profsop
soiiey, NC &c shop, sn5 building for fsmily n re-
e, @. X. FONTAINF
wv. R7-I2i
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CRIPPI E-foT SoJe

CHlPPLE-f0T Sale.
0lN the Alb Mobday in Mach at Cumberland Court,
W sell al public auction, horse CRIPPLE, three
nt'; the first &c be made the first day Of Jsuusy
os and the other, on the first day Of January the
succeeding years, Say I83iS2) Wherever Cripple bs,
STOOD he known TO be- Of the foai seters in
me olse and perhaps not saying to assert
ne can snow greater proportion Of fine colts than any
within my know!edse indeed as far competent 10
Juos' hsve never seen an ndferen colt gotten by
covered sixty one mares during the last aud no doubt
WOULD nave covered many more, but for the proper
winch aus owner were entirely unable give
ho' Buck his dsm BY the we'll known horse Cutiyator She
was me most perfectly formed mare saw CrippIs
ms shoulder at one year old (which affected bis sizel is
o. most perfect form, be q, vithsli remarkably sure
according to former sdvers ippie would
% 70 nsys been niue years old last spring. bs
hsed he VIII be only spring. boud with .ppr1y-
ed security Tot each payne be reque ed of the
Jsu.io. az -"
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NOTICE.

A SUM r. Dooey wss found by my servant mes, g;.h
y mopd courthouse Vs. IN the spring Of 1873 The ,vo
e. rsn hsve BY ',niifyng il, aud paying ali ebspSe
49, iesticn 10 The subscriber al Brsntsyls Pine wn
ooWWY'r' JEO w. FITZHUGH
~ S7-S;s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-05

IuhbUANTtCa decres the county court of E.,ex orc.
bounced on the 1Tth day Of November 1929 the under,
shed VIII to ,el 10 the highest bidder esh
ne premises. on Thursday the 26th day Of February next
s, ohsr"'e on the next fair day thereafter the lot IN 9he
.own OF IaPPshannoet whereof Joseph Donnon died. ere
ahu Po,es'ed subject 10 the dover the willow Of
me said Joseph Dong,ou The cou,,t Of gs
snd GO nVenieni dwelling house, (e situated for tsvern
snd ohrr necessary buildings all Of which have re-,
oey thoroughly repaired. deed special wssran.
VII ne made the hs,er under decree Of the court
eonhrmiDg the report OF the sale.
GEO. WRIGHT, Couis.
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