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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-21
INTERNAL IUPROVE NEVIS.
CaA~HT-J JtTyrTA r/y

The letting of the heavy jobs on the southern division
OF the Ohio Canal, which took place here the I5i
and at Portsmouth the Goth inst resulted in award.
ing different sections 10 dilieren, gentlemen.
We learn that the foregoing Jobs have been taken ut
fair prices both for the state and the bidders; and that
the contracts in every instance have been awarded 10
responsible and capable mcn.
BY the terms Of the contract each contractor ia bound
under forfeiture OF his j1b--to commence working
by the 10Th pTorU0; and, Also 90 have his lob finished
and ready for delivery by the frs, day Of April 1885,
at which time II s anticipated, tie Canal will be com
pleted from Lake Erie TO the Ohio river
Several Of the contractors have already, commcuced
their jobs 10 the south Of this place. some by grabbing
building hnHiCcs, &C. &c. aud the whole line in less
tian one month from this time, from Deer Creek to
portsmouth, Will present continued aspect OF hustle
ana dOOroUs Industry. The demand or labor and pro-
visions viii be very great and fellow. citizens Of
the adjacent country, may find profitable employ
mcnt Tor be FIRST aud good and ready market ior the
ia'ter' lSetofa Gas, JHiy %
RAIL ROAD Us. CANAL
The argument Of MIR. fancy, behalf Of the Bali
more aud Ohio Rail- Road Company 10 reply was con-
Guided yesterday little after ~ O'clock Gen Jouea
tten stated that Of tho arguments Of the Counsel
on 'e canal Company, had been misunderstood az up.
PeSeu evident from the reply; and that points
,au Oeen urged w the reply which had not been stated
.'' VIZ ItHS-h ne, therefore, wished 10 have oppor-
hnIy OF correcting the hrs by re.staing their argu-
inents, aud OF answering the new matter The Chan.
celor sau' H " any points had been urged in a.
rePy' OF Whlch no notice had been riyen in opening
ne case me Counsel Tor the Defendants we're entitled
OF course, 70 answer them, and the Plaintiffs Counsel
might repy-an explanation Of arguments alreadv re.
pied TO, he could not receive, az matter Of course b,,
expressed his willingness to accede 10 any
l' rher discussion Of the subject which tho Counsel
'Kht agree on. After short consultation II was then
agreed With the appreciation Of the Chancellor tat The
Counsel for the Canal Company, might file any yri,fsn
argument OF notes, and send copy 10 the Counsel Of
e ''fF'e0En Domn7n", % q 0c''1e ETf-riY tlrr s'f
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nHt-whch the htiar Counsel might reply 10, 81 Fri
day The lih; which day the Is 70 be consid
cred closed, and the submitted TO the Chancellor
Rnis (.d-
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GOOD.

nc National in,ciligencer OF Tuesday publishes the
1oowing extract Of letter from gentleman of 'grea,
Iutec'ap,"y' and possessing the confidence Of Mr..
|elcrson dated March 20, 1901 which the editors saw
quo" MS private opinion the subject Of removals
rom oice We ask the opponents of e en- Jackson If
Possiole 10 furnish stronger proof of tue coinci
'uCr sentiment entertained by President Jefferson
'a President Jackson, tie subject Of removals from
"nice han - contained in the closing part of Uis ex
dcC jefferson did not think political opinions yytfr
.UNpuCrEn IYtTH DEcENcY (oiark he cords ought
80 tdusc oi dcITiying OF oiiice;--the very
GROUND we assumed on Wednesday, and which Pcesi.
"cht jackson has and will continue TO follow:
am favored With your letter 81 the fGih instant. /
nave ascerdined President JeTersons opinion ON the
fugect OF the present offers OF iie United States On
VcFnment II was--tldt ii would be prudent and pro
her to look backs and where officers had conducted
m not tnk their political opinions, (ylen Gl, had
,ceH co"dhcfd irfm decP1cy) ought 10 be Cause Of
uVPrIV'ns 'he'n Of office" GPetcTs old Dominion
no Virginia Old Dominion" thus perinenuv al.
'ys 70 some OF the consequences which might rsasona
e nave Deen anticipated, IL the people, through mis-
''e neglect OF d4iy, lad ro-cIected Mr. j. Q. Adams.
., Ulster Gag.
Mr.. Clay would, beyond all question, have conlip-
yea 10 ouce the dozens OF defaulters who have been
aruoVeg; iis especial trumpeter and white washer
VOs Nakln', (et III GEMS Oppc) would have avoided
ige damHHs demtTrerS 10 which lao has Teen driven
ne corruping and consuming ca.erplsrs who had :,
peg ch upon the leaves and branches Of Inc repubc
HAT II ceased 10 Tesembls the hardy and ,hricir Ii
~, would have been encouraged to assaf the trunk
eS perhaps but few years would have rolled over be.
.,Ie we great holy Of American citizens might have
n" no hope OF rescue Of their jerties excepGno IA
todr, PesfWcnce, md IqE7inc" We are hovcccr
tev from The injections oftde coalition; and eyefv Js
disclosures only make palpabe tho narrow esoap,
~ nave mad, and the worth Of those to whom the es
ape may be ascribed"
soEL CrAwFoRD ani GEORGE n. CILnrn, Esqs
gsuaae' Tor Governor Of Georgia at the ensuing
, ne Rev M CHUHcH, has bscn chosen ,ssiient nj
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NTI HEAT. "A few thousand bushels on James ri.
w yer, wanted by MORDECAI g. MYERS,
Petersburg
Applications at the counting of Messrs J. Marx
y Son, Richmond, viii be attended to by II. Myers
Aug. FL. 30-st
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,FSsa tss LoaisrIae Pashs .9drerti,:r.l
KENTUCKY ELECrIONs


Statement Of the polls 10 Jefferson County tho late
election. Wickliffe 1918, Rudd 1853.
Mr. Wick!ihr, we are informed, received in oldham
County 763, Rudd $50 votes-maiority for Wicklitle
377 votes. In Bullitt, Mr. Wicklite's majority Il up.
wards OF 2O0 in Jefferson, 60; and, learn that in
Nelson, there than eight or ten votes
tween tho candidates. Mr.. WickliHe's majority In the
district is about 6i0 or $50 votes.
The Majority Of Mr.. Chiffon over Mr.. Crutcher, will
equal our most sanguinc ationssay 1900 1000
votes.
Mr. Lecompto has, we believe, been re elected BY
majority oil 1 or 500 votes.
Mr.. Lyon l. re-eiccted without opposition.
Mr. Daniel, who was opposed by friend Of the pre-
sent administration, is no doubt reelected by decided
majority.
We are gratiieL to learn tina, Col r. NJ johnson Ia,
been elected by large majority over his opponent,
AIR. Meditation.
hir Yancoy, wo persua led has been 70 elected
Mr. Kincaid il believed to he elected in tho district
lately represented by the Hon. L. r. Moore, by ma
Jotity Of to 100 votes over Mr.. Booker.
We have no satisfactory returns from the districts for
msrly represented by Gen. Metcalfe and r. A. Buck
ner II is probable, however, that the coalition cand
dates have succeeded in those districts.
Judge Clarke has been reelected in the Fayette dis
rict. and Mr.. Lecher had opposition.
III the information We have received DO correct
ton from this State They will stand they did at the
late sesson-ten for Jackson, including two Senator's
and four for the coalition.
NorE.-We learn that Mr.. Coleman Is elected in
tho district lately Represented by Mr. Metcale--that
Mt Daniels majority about 1900, and that Mr. Yam
ccys about $50 This will leave Mr. Clay but two
districts, Judge Carkes aud Mr. Letchers. Judge
ietcher viii not satisfied. join in uncompro
missing opposition to General Jacksons administration
The result then will be, that Mr. Clay will have at mos
district, but adhcren in the next Kentucky dele
gaon.--Ep u. 3. TELEGRAPH
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HNAMiLY FLOUR.-My Family Flour is now rea.
a dy for delivery. Subscribers and others are re.
quested TO call for their supplies.
Aug FL. 30-3t p j. CUEyAIIJE
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tVOR RENT-On Saturday, the oh Of Sept m5er
81 will be rented for the ensuing year. on the premi.
ses the plantation called Retreat lying in the lower
end OF Hanover county aud belonging 10 The estate of
HeiJamin Oliver, dec CORBlN BRAXTON,
Aug ~. BO-tds Guardian
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-21

q MATCH THE THIEF!--Stoen on the night of The
" iih inst Fl ON tie Subscriber living near Louiss
Courthouse, Grey Mare. This Mare il about Ave
eet high, OF stout FORM very heavy with foal and pa
ccs well. Some person riding her in the
road leading from Louisa Court house Major Prices
reward Of Ten Dollars will be given 10 any person
who will deliver said Mare TO the Subscriber
Aug Fl. B0-w3w FREDERICK PERKINS
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sohL tEAwFoRD ani GEORGE Il. CGLuER, Esqs.
eieeiion " "0o' s''' AZ u'e ensuing
M. ne key No CHUncn, has scn chosen President Of
ssns sefHy ~ Georgia, IN ld7ce * n wtDDrL
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~ OIlCE.-Mrs. Mary Tompkins continues her
/ boarding House in that large and ory brick
building on street, very convenient to The Capitol
where she will be prepared TO accommodate 10 or 10
members OF Convention and approaching Legislature
Aug. Fl. s0-w2w
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OfFICE.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED No. 10.
To be dSaon 10Th .duguSt.
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n NUPONT'S GUN-POWDER.-The Snbseribers. as
y - Agents Tor the sales Of Duponts Gun Powder
oter for sale. at the Manufacturers wholesale prices
rfF cannon, musket printing, and Eagle i'm canisters
and papers. WORKMAN s. McGRUDER
Aug. I'll. 30-wGw
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-17

VIRGINIA: Atrues, holden in the clerks Office of the
superior court If chancery for the Richmond district
me "a DAY OF March. 1899: John X Giliat, surviving
partner of the firm of John X. Gliat s. Son. Of Lon.
dom and william Cilliat pits against John Hume Tho
mas Hume, Jacob Leekier. Thomas Taylor aud John j.
Taylor surviving partner Of Edmund Tay of e. Co. dts
The dcieudants Thomas Hume and jacob IrekIer no,
having entered their appearance and given securiiy
dne 10 The act Il" assembly and the rules oi court and
appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they are moi,
Inhabitants oil this county; tits ordered, that the said de.
MS a" appear here on the Isl dayfhc
ana answer the bill Of the plaintiffs aud copy OF this
nfde be forthwith deserted in newspaper
/" Tie city OF Richmond, for months succr ssiycly nd
posted at the front door Of the CAPITOL said city,
ID Acopy. Testr, VIM G. PENDLEToN c. c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-17
National Intelligencer.
rrBLIsHEp IL TEE CtrY OF WAs..GsSTo,
GALES 4. SEATON.

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TPashingfOn, Vlfarrh Q, 1923
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-17
no THE PUBLIC.

10 THE PUBLIC.
I'VE subscribers, having purchased the Line OF
Stages running between Guyandotte and Lewis.
burg, wil on or before the first of MAY next. com
mence running the Route TWICE A WEEK.
The Line will pass through Charleston, and from
thence, by the State Turnpike, TO Lewisburp and
the principal Medicinal Springs, TO wit: the White
Sulphur, the Hot, the Warm, &c. to Staunton
1t will leave Guyandotte, twice week at O'Clock,
IA. III.
And on its return, VIII leave Stanton twice a
week.
From Guyandotte to the Springs there will be no
night travelling.
AT Staunton the Line meets the Charlottsy ille.
ftichmond, and Fredericksburg Lines running three
times week.
The route, from Guyandotte 10 Staunton. will he
performed in five days. and form Stanton To Rich
mond, or Fredericksburg, in two DAYS. and from
hichmond, to the City of Washington, in s6 hours.
and from Fredericksburg, to the City, in eight hours
Persons ascending the Ohio on their way to the
North, will find this route the peasdntest and cheap.
est. And those who may wish to visit the Springs
arc informed that, exclusive of the Line thew can M
ali times be accommodated on short notice. with
good ertra Coaches TO those watering places
And the public assured. that in attention 10 the
accommodation and comfort of the passengers SO IA
as good Coaches and Teens, and skilfuI and sober
Drivers can afford them the line shall not be inferior
to any other in tho State.
NJ, PORTER g. BELDEN.
Richmond, Va. March 10, 1929. CT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-17
TRUST SALE

y virtue OF deed of trust, executed by JONES
Brown dated ON the 29th day of October, Isza,
and of record in the Office of the conntv cou,t aS
Henrlcs the subscribers trustees, will on the fore
noon OF Thursday the 10th day of this present month
sell ut auction on the premises the brick dwellimp
mouse and appurtenances on the north side of Carc
or u street, next below the lumber-house of Mr..
VILLAIN GiLiatt THIS property extends ON the street
aot ieet, and Its boundary back from the street. v
be shown on the day of sale. BY the tenor of the
Geee OF trust the property was to be sold on credit
ana 10 evidence that consent he will Join the trrsS
tees In deed 10 the purchaser it will therefore be
soid Tor c'sh CHARLES COPELAND
mar CHARLES J. McMURDQ
ne lower story Of the house is well calculated for
commission bnslness-the second story is divided into
three rooms ana large coset-snd the attic story or
gRrrci Is divided into four rooms and closet Tlrfs
BACK buildings are Of brick, and covered with slate
mar / 1t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-17
MILLINERY.
MRS. sTEHI,

(Successoy 70 Miss r.. EddgJ
EsPEeTFULLY informs her friendsan the public
- ~ town and country, that having purchased Of
Mrs Norman lHgvnt for Miss Eddy her stock ofgoods
the business viii be carried ou ut her old established
stand oppposite the u. s. Bank as formerly and So
hcits continuation Of tho patronage heretofore TO-
ocived.
Arrangements have been made 10 obtain goods
and the earliest fashions from New York.
Just received 4 case Of elegant Lcghorns, an as
sortmort Of spring flowers and NsvRrino fats togo
ther With general assortnrent Of articles in the
above line.
Bonnets blcachcd, dyed aud altered IN the best
manner and shortcs, notice
mar 1l~-eoSt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-17
MARINE NEWS.
ARRIVED,
PORT or RJCIf.NOND

ARRIVED,
sslr. Morr reasau, -, fion Alexandria, with fish, e.
q Carcy < co
LShtcr 1910 and Dau, on Petersburg with tobacco to
Fetcolas co, s. I tiwathnry, n 81 Mcienery, aud
others
SAILED,
Schrs ChesfcGe Beas,on for New York; Adriau Sharpe
fr Philadelphia Richmond Robinson for Boston; Minerva,
Mister br lIatnpoe; Planter, Baldwin for York, aud soup
lady Warrington, Sornsis, FOX York.
CHARLEsror, March l1.-Arriycd sioop Trim
IN r. Price, Richmond, Va. 6 days
NEW YORK, March l3.-Sailed, sclrs VIM II.
beluni, Norfolk patsey, dol Planter, Petersburg.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-17
GRAND CONSOLIDATED, No. IA,
GR 20 &c d czpr re %h 20 q :9gyii it,,

Besoes STUD, go, 30 10, 60, 90 10, 80, 90, &c. &C.
Whole tickets $40, halves 3, quarters 30, Fights
An orders post paid promptly attended to, and in
all cases tire original tickets viii be sent. Send your
orders TO the Managers Office.
mar II YATES g. MINTYRE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-17
CONCERT
OF Vocal and instrumental Music.

vi vocal ana instrumental Music.
MIR. LEE, late Of the Orchestra Of the Richmond
lVI Theatre, respectfully informs bis friends and
the public that he will give Concert Of Vocal and
Instrumental Music, at the Theatre, on Wednesday
evening, tho 18Th instant; on which occasion, Mr.
Lee will be assisted by tire members Of the Richmond
Blues Band and several gentlemen amateurs. Mrs.
Bclcour has also kindly offered her services for tho
occasion.
selection has been made Of suoh pieces and ar
engagements. as will II is hoped be cccptablc 10 the
most refined musical carr aud in thus coming forward
rs candidate for public favour uHd patronage, Mr.
Ice IS IN hopes that he is fully warranted by the cir
cuiostanccs. The lato Reorganization of the Rich
mond Theatrical Corps, and the consequent loss OF
his engagement as musician, has placed him. with n
family, in situation Of extreme difficulty and distress
Io therefore, hopes that the public, for whom he has
often contributed his best powers ofamuscnont win
on this occasion, not desert him IN his need
Particulars Of performance will be expressed in
large bills.
az Tickets so cents, to he bad ut the usual places
mar ~ t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-17
VALUABLE LAND FOR sATF--.T,-,, 49, -

" ahUAbiE LAND FOR SALE.-Thal well
howh ana desirable Plantation called Pleasant Meov
'usd M the county Of Amherst belonging 10 the estate .,
ahNm dec'd and lying the waters OF Pyny river
canns eight hundred aud fOryihTee Hc1es This land i
wen adapted TO the culture OF tobacco corn wheat md rye
les s ON me tfact I'VE hundred wood lind and ne
open Aa IN good heart IL viii be sold in body OF in lots q,
sun purchasers as there two settlements on said land AnV-
person or persons disposed 10 purchPse viii be shown the p
gSs oy hobart W. CnteT or Hector Atkisson An indspn.
% e can be made as all the legatees lawful age One
E Oh tne purchase money in hand and the balance in two
an stamer with lien TO the last payments,
me Improvements are two dwenghol one of n iarve
ano co'nnodious barn, farmhouse with all necessary OF
houses with well Of excellent The yard In point OF
heath and situation, this land surpassed by none in The prr
country should the above property be disposed Of prvaeg
y, we shall otter stpnelc anciio the premises ON TIE
hst day OF April next BY THE IiI5ATETS w
Jan 30 -.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-17
THOMAS WATSON,
ABEER ROBINSON.
MANAGERS OFFICE.

UIA"IIg Oh the New YORK Consolidated, ~ Q,
for 1929.
10, 4, IS, 5, 81, 90.
coo, Ia sent to Hartford. Ia Washin,ton
CITY, Ia to w Clarke, Utica, Ia to Lewis Fore
$4,000. whole ticket, New York
81 400, Ia Albany, l-2 New York
mar 10 YATES z. M'JNTYpE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-17

Ivy virtue of Deed of Trust from Thomas Pul
~ ling and Sarah his wife, dated the 17th dav 6f
November, 1923. and of record in the county court
oil Henrico and county court of Mecklenbure. We
sha! on the first day of April next proceed to sell a.
pubic auction, before the Union Hotel in the civ
OF Richmond, the following property, viz: One lot Of
land lying in the county of Henrico near the ctv Of
Richmond containing one half acre, and bounded in
part by the intersection of and 39d streets: asu
one other lot IN the city of Richmond conta,ninp
feet on Poplar street, also one other lot or
parcel othnd, at Marion Hill, containing four acre;
also one other lot or parcel of land, in the county o
tenrico adjoining the lands Of John New and others
containing four acres, with its improvements consist
ing Of dwelling house, &C.; also one other Iot in
the city OF Richmond, on the corner of f and sotl
streets containing forty -four feet 'front.' And on the
2oth day of April next, if no previously disposed OF
at private sale. we shall proceed to sell at public.
auction at Mecklenburg Courthouse lit being conf
day the following tract ofapd, lying in the COUNTY
OF hieckenburg, containing SEQ acres more or lsst
beng the same tract of land conveyed by Peter Irbv
TO Rlcl'ard Lakewood and John Buckues and So
them 20 Thomas Pulling
ORRIN WILLIAMS.
JOHN A. LANCASTER. trustees.
y. B--Al persons having claims against Thomas
RULING are requested to bring them forward md
sign release within six months from the nth dav
on November, 1928, or they viii be debarred from ria
privileges OF the above deed of trust.
O. WILLIAMS
-maI 9--<ot j. ~ LANCASTER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-17
PUBLIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

y PUBLIC EHOUSE--R'chmond
HAVING lat tho desire of the Inspectors Of tho
IL above Warchouse) taken the situation
m Sacsmsn, tender my services 10 tho oultivaors Of
tobacco such; and will pay the strictcst alton
ton TO receiving, securing and selling any tobacco
fsnit TO me or the inspectors
Punctnulity and despatch will in al cases he par
tlcularls attended TO-
foliage, &c advanced.
~ Office in the Inspectors Counting Room
M. e. LAKELAND.
N. n. -Tlo planters arc assured that the best pr-
Ccs will be obtained from all Tire myers, 20 whom,
ne we'll as che Commission Merchants aud Inspectors
Ibce leave 70 refer, without adding long list Of
narncs. NJ. e.. l..
mar I6--lawtsc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-17
GontnyfrctaI Nfrorn

pArEs or LATEST ApyrcEs.
From liverpool, b.. Jan.2i.
From London, .an.23.
From Hare, .hn15.
From Now Orleans, 4. Feb.1G.
Number II Bouts and amoui Of produce passed dOle1
through TIE Loper Locts.
N,RcH 1870 hhds tobacco, I3 do steur, az kegs
used fo5co $40 bs four "a bus meal 10 squares slate,
II bar iron, ~ pig metal d boats, II coal boats 2JI6
Lte coal
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-17
DRAWING

New York Lottery, No. ., for 1922.
10, a, %, 5, 81, 90,
The DraviDgof the Connecticut State Lottery.
No. q will be received to-marrow afternoon. The
capitals may yet be obtainedat
mar IS BIGGER'S OFFICE.