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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-25

IDEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.--In order to cIosu
= the partnership of the late concern Of Bruce Il
Sydnor propose selling at Boydton next October
Meckenbrg Court being the 18th of that Month, otlic
highest bidder at auction, two and three equal
nua' nsalmcnts the following real csatctho property
oil The said concern, TO wit: conmodious Tavern esa
lishmen', lying in Mccklcnburg COMMUNICATION,
vcnicntly situated To The courthouse for public ran
ment, with five half lots occupied by Mr.
Alexander Boyd on lease TO expire the 2jth day OF
December, 1881 he paying 1888 per annu the rens
payable 10 the purchaser after the 25, day of Dccem-
ter next.
Lot No. 1, in Boydtou which is y large and com
modious two story house. occupied by Beverly sgd
nor one oil the subscribers, store l2 of land
in Boydton, within four hundred yards of the courthouse,
on which Is large and convenient dwelling house with
ont improvements, garden, sc. for the accommodation OF
gentecl family 156 acres of land within half mile OF
Boydton. nearly all in woods, be divided il required
10 suit purchasers in fire wood SC; POS OF land
OF good quality within mile OF Boydon, about 80 OF
30 acres cleared in good condition for cropping; 66 acrcs
oil land part cleared of good quality, bounded by the
lands oil Dr. a. d Field, John and Thomas I;rume and
others The subscribers propose selling the day FOL-
lowing being the 2Ob October the premises, in like
IN amer tract of land on Mine Crock, within mites
OF Boydton containing 10 70 acres, t;. clear
ed with dwelling house and other improvements CON
sdered OF good quality, for cropping: the wood and Is
heavily unbered, chiefly with pine and lies within half
10 one mile OF MILL This be Iii, idcd ii
required 10 suit purchasers. For all the said property
bonds AMI approved security viii be required and dec
OF trust Oh the property. JAMES BRUCE,
BEVERLY SYDNoR.,
Augu . % 3I-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-25

man who has r,sen purely by his merit 10 many
OF the highest honors within the gin Of the people; and
although often stronsy opposed in his arch by wealth.
family and aristocracy he has overcome them anot
by any pulling through the newspapers, but by the
cheering voicesof the sovereign people at the polls
I'm less than months, the people have called him 10
them in the State Senate TO assist in framing the
new Constituion-and de votes already heard from ia
his District loudly proclaim his election Congress
certain: the Legislature too, without solicitation his
part, hcaped upon him the additional enor Of making
him General in the Militia. hir Gordon is gentle
man oi the mos, agreeable and being quite
cesslbic upon introduction interchange in
sentiment, which results in augnentng hi friends and
CALMING lbs opponents; he possesses a mind at
bold and independent. quick in conception. irin in de-
cision and energetic in Accommodating principle always
his guide and sacrificing narrow-sgh,sd polio, al,
It's shrinc:-with these requisites and genera! know
ledge hat lac has been warm and uniirng aiyoc sie
or Reform from the outset will probably unite in his
favor moe at lis ti"nds, than perhaps any other gentle
man eau unite on that side Of the question There are,
however, TO be found among the early advocates of
Conven'an, several other gentlemen well qualified 10
preside ovor that distinguished body, without looking 10
me ranks oil 'he Anti convenonists for President.
Gentlemen who Were long opo sed TO Convention and
who used their might agiins, il, arc now looking Tor
ward To the honor AMI power which such station rom
hines: IL Is 10 be rccoeced that the President select
All the Committees and that important selection should
ne placed IN the hands Of gentleman favorable
The great principles oil reform. That the Convenonsis
comose majority cannot be longer questioned "a nj
tat IN order 10 carry and complete the great work
reform with certainty and satisfaction il necessary
the Chair, IA II is necessary in Congress have Spea-
ker connecting with the majority, in order 10 make
Things glide smoothly on.
VOICE BELOW TIE MOUNTAINS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-25

KS. hACkLEY.--1akes advantage OF her sisnuT
IVA vacation TO inform her friends upper cous-
uy, ana parents and guardians generally that her Semi
nary VIII reopen the first .lay of ctoer when ar
Engagements will DC made for few additional ,,ns ana
oosrdcrs, should early application be made.
Mrs hackicy has, Tor several seasons tested su-cess-
fuy inc cisina'c OF Norfolk, and TANKS she can cont
IDENTITY encourages those Interested In sending tbcr chit
drcn to this lower country. where las taught
her their constitutions frequently by The
seabrcczc her establishment is situated in retired
and pleasant part OF the town, Immediately near the
water, and possessing much advantage for the health
lui exercise OF her pupils The morals manners of
uniting solicide, and the devotion OF many years the
insiructing OF youth has perhaps qualified her for the
d:,licalt and interesting task.
Board SION
Fuel II
Bed Sc if furnished by Mrs. IL. $40 per ycar.
Use of the Piano Forte IL
In the first class the following branches are taught
Grammar, Geography. History Chronology,
MymoioSy Biography, The elements of
Natural Philosophy aud Chemistry, Read
Ing, Spelling, Composition, Writing (pain
and ornamental hands, Arithmetic and
Needle work $iopr. or
Grammar, Geography, Sacred History, Read
Needle work ss--pcspr
N Work T. 49,. ..,',,.. SO per Or
Spanish do
Painting in water colours 3
Chinese Chin. painting taught for 8
Music per lesson Scots.
Washing and mcndnS done in the ncghlorlood CT
reasonable terms.
Christmas and one at Easter, for which deduction is
made Each young lady pays for materials fcrthe needle
work % cents.
| Ink for the whole year % cents. -
| August25 3I--T
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Ertrnct "a a Leiter from

WAsHINGToN, 22d August, 1929.
"in several papers have remarks the presi-
dents health, in such ie,ms would tend 10 the i'm.
preston that it precarous and calculated to interrupt
his attentions 10 business IL is proper that these
presentations should be corrected
"Some fifteen days since, he was slightly affected
with headache and funess about the temporal regions.
which yielded TO cuppng; during the operation no
alarm apprehension experienced in tie family.
His usual good health returned, and he mas regularly
applied himself TO the duties Of bic onee until Wednes
day last when lie proceeded to the Chesapeake, 10 the
lower waters Of which, he will recreate few days. and
return by the same conveyance on Tuesday next l
Jaw him the day he left home, and what motive there
can be, tor the repeated and uuounded agaions Of the
public sensbilites, the subject OF his health
could scarcely imagine, without referring 10 the policy
Of The ever-busy politicians whose importance is Jeriy
ed only from iheir concern in tho commo ms OF pon
cal rivalry IL would by some be consdcred incredible,
but nevertheless IT Is the fact, that General Jacksons
appearance at present indicates robustness and
vgOr of constitution than did his predecessor either
Of bs secretaries the 4th OF March last excepting only
General Porter"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-25
AMERICAN CLAIMS ON FRANCE.

The Hdprc Journal proposes 10 refer the claims OF
MHreiisis TO tie Arbitration OF some third power,
Tie Paris QuoideHpe (sdl later sets its face posi-
lively against ihoso Clanls-and seizes upCn the
resolutions Of the Merchants of New York, a.
tire grounds of violent philippe against them
the United States, the President, and the "Pcopie
OF the whole American Continent except pcrhaps, tie
Capucins of CalilorDia"-The Paris Journal dc Com
erce reproves The QuOtidenne for its apefiy, but at
the time oilers very little consolation II agrees
with the Quoiidienne, that ''the Envoy OF the "
g, FIR Rives, will satisfy himself iat The ClSims
are not admissible and Ina, IL MIR. Brown has failed 20
have them acknowledged has not beenfor Lack Of zeal
in behalf OF his countrynon" ito BE- hoped that these
papers do not speak the resolutions Of hsr government
ALTER leaving the impression, several years ago. that
The reason why tho Claims not then paid be-
cause the Treasury had the Of paying them
(ooi because they not just) now 10 be tolt
that the Claims are insdm.siei-Th would he sucl
arfaDt breach OF faith the part of Brance, that we
cannot for moment give cFedcnce 10 II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-25

'Therc were three other gentlemen in this III 4
tic, who received but few scattering votes; Gather
and Owen administration men, The contest will be
between the former and MIR. Beatty Gather tcW De
elected :"
Henry Daniel is re-electcd over Mr.. Harrson-N d.
Coleman administration is elected by about IL or Is
majority over Judge Beatty (oppostion) in Mr.. Met
calfes late Dis,rictNlr Bslinger (opposition) also
canddae-Judge Clarke (opposion) reelected by a
great majority Mr.. Flournoy, OF the party
Mr. Letcher (opposon) reelected without opposition
Col X. Nj. Johnson clestd by than 700 votes
Mr.. McHatton the late Representative, both Admins
uon-Ar. Lcconpt, reelected by majority of SOC
Mr.. Kincaid elected by 1000 majority in Major
Moore's late District h. \. Wckle reelected by
majority OF Clio or $50 Mr.. Rudd-Joel Yancey
reelected by at least 300 votes Francis Johnson
Thomas Chiffon reelected by large majority over
Major Crutcher-Chiltenden Lyon reelected without
opposition.
t.'REMARKs.--It will thus he seen that whilst Mr.
Clay has been making speeches in the districts repre-
sented by hIessrs Leconpte and Wickliif, with view
10 defeat their reelection he has lost the district late
represented by Mr. Metcafe. We are also informed
upon what we believe be good authority, that Col
Owens il elected in the district lately represented by
Mr.. Buckner Thus, instead Of carrying every ihng
before him and producing revolution in public senti
ment. The stable orator. has bcc1 dist'nced the fret
round-Nhat wilt the disappointed Office hunter now
do for clndiddte.'l U S Tel
NATIONAL JouHSAL!Wc compacency
by unpleasant romnccnccs provoked him
misrepresentation OF No
cy on his shall making the anond honorable TO
any Injustice which hin.c
no has been Eaglish this position
which we never laid down. Bu have renewed (say he will
modification, the assertions referred Tuc aud If lie will
make out frankly that maken that lac has
the manager OF Play Actors, viii attempt to believe him. alto
do not hold his character the very
denies IT, without modicsoh"o oquivocation, shall
continue 10 expose te awkward attempts OF an who has bsef
thc of Tqyors become the manager Of Politicians
IN the mean time we charge This qubong politician with cqgivo
fec but IN soisticans aud jerry sneak sort OF manncr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-25

HAMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE.-In pursu-
% ance oil decree Of the county court of Bucking-
ham, the undersigned commissioners, or more Of
them, viii proceed, ON The premises, the 9th dav
Of September next TO sell to the highest bidder tract
OF land in the lower part OF Buckingham, on James
River, called Mount Ida.
This tract Of land is believed TO contain six hundred
acres--about one hundred and fifty Of which are lows
grounds good portion Of the high land is i'm woods
and is tobacco landThe whole Of the open land il IN,
good condition, and part of tie bottom land exraort
nsrily fertile.
The improvements originally constructed. with an eye
TO taste and usefulness, will require repairs.
An accurate survey OF the whole tract, ascertainner
the quantity of forest and open hill and bottom land
viii he made before the day Of salesnd plate ex-
hibng the results will be prepared or the information
OF those concerned.
TERats "A credit Of /, 2. 3 and wears WIN he Vi,
en- The Commissioners will require from the purchae.
bonds with approved security and will retain lien
OH the land nII the purchase money be paid.
GEO. Nj. PAYNE, 9tg
w. L. FONTAfNE, SO
WIN. Il. RANDOLPH. SS
The Editors Of the Richmond Wlg and ISnchburg
Virgnan, are requested 10 insert the above advertise
ment.
Avg 25. sI--i5q
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August 25.

q NOTION YARN! COTTON yARNll COTToS
~ y arm lin order to meet the exigency of tho
present times and competition fair grond--Alsc.
To enable Country Merchants and others, to purchase
COITO.N' pfR.NS, as cheap az Jirgjnia as other
parts OF the Union have concluded to sell my Cotton
Yarns by the quantity of $50 pounds and upwards 10
assormonts of equal quantities from No to 10 at 2i
cents per pound, with advance of three per No
up TO No 30 Ii is not necessary say any thingahout
the quality of these Yarns, they generally
well known and allowed by all who have used them 60
be superior 10 ann in the Union Orders left or for
warded TO Mr.. VIM. Clark Jr. Petersburg, to Mr. viii
liam Wallace, Mr.. John Wyse and Mr.. VIM. j. Clarke
Richmond, or to myself at the Factory, viii be prompt
~ attended TO-
am a!soprepared TO furnish Cotton Yarns dyed of any
colour suitable for stripping checks gnghams at prices
10 suit the times Good white seed cotton will be taken
In exchange for cotton yarns gnned for the
ry toll will be purchased at the Factory tle high
est price given have Wool Carding Machine in
operation at the Factory, with of cards all
complete, which warrant 10 card wool rolls in manner
superior TO what any other did, does this sec
ton OF country. Price for cardng 10 pound or
II IL cents ii find the grease. The arrangement il
so made with this machine, that wool be cardcd as
well in winter as in summer
JOSEPH HAYWOOD,
Powhatan Cotton Factory
Address Joseph Haywood, Subjects Tavern, Powhatan
august 70 3l-wiw+
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-25

nPThc Post Office in Essex County, Va heretofore
known by the name of Finlcy's has been changed Ia
Milier's Tavern Editors and others directing to this
office will please notice this change.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-25
FOREIGN NEWS.

We have late aud Interesting intelligence from the
Seat OF War Sisria has surrendered TO the Russian
arms-The whole line Of the Danube may fall into their
TossessonScoumia is supposed 70 DO ~ great danger
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-25

~ OIlCE.-All persons having claims against Tie late.
~ Wm. Walton, Jr. are hereby notified 10 present
them legally authenticated 70 the subscribcr-and all
persons holding the late VIM Walton Jr. bound as scc,-
rity, his esile bound, hereby notified take t
necessary steps for the recovery Of their cainis: other
wise this notice will be plead III bar Of any recovery Of
tho same from fbe said estate.
S. q. FAUNTLEROY, adm'or de bonis non
Of VIM. Walton, Jr. deed
August 20 3l--w1oi$5-
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WUVU,
Powhatan Cotton Factory
Address Joseph Haywood, Subjects Tavern, Powhatan
August %. 3I-wlrs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-29
NEW GOoDs

II ALL NELSON has received by the last ARR
vais from Philadelphia, and Is now opening, By
me Richmond Packet and Tantigy from New York
large supply Of Spring Goods which he will sell a,
unusual low prices for cash. They consist in part Of
Super black italian lutestrngs
Blue black marceline aorences
Grecn, pink, white, blue and straw ditto
black and co.ered gro de naples
Wy hte and Siored sstins, superior quality
black satin levdntines snchews and sarsne,ts
Black Canton and Mandarin grapes
Black bombazines
Slack and colored Italian Grapes
Barage gauze and silk scarfs and handkercbiets
Boobinctt and plain and figured gauze seils
New style small figured calicoes and ginghams
Plain and plaid battestss
best inGia iIaDkeens, merseilies vestiny
Black circassians, las.in. Is and bombazettes
White and colUred jeans and striped ditto
-'~ Coieon canlpr,cs and cambr;c mislus
Book, null Swiss and India ditto
thecked aiid striped jacaonets, cambria dimity
Black Italian cravats
Bandunna handkerchiefs
Lace capes, pelernes, collars, &c.
Black and white silk and cotton hosiery
Buckskin, Woodstock, beaver g. horseskin gloves
Ladies kid, silk and horseskn DO
Bonnet, belt, guard and plain colored ribbons
NJ adam Canteo's best corsetts, corset laccs
French braids, cords, SIC.
Also
large assortment of brown and hiea ched shirt
ings and shcetngs, bed tckirgs stripe and plaid do
mcsticS, oZnaburgs SC.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-29
SPRING GOODS.

JAMES II. HUNTER has received by the Rich.
y mond Packet and Tantivy from New York, an
which are A"s
Black bombazines and bombazptts
Super Canton and Mandarin grapes
Italian crapos, various colours
Hack and blue black Italian lustrincs
Hack satin levantiiics
ttollan silk Sc and 40 inch crarats
INDIA and German Rag handkerchicS
hrown, crimeon and yellow bania,,nas
White, coloured and striped Jeans
ynarseilles vestngs, India nankins and drilliurs
Hentlngs, linen cambrics a. linen cambria hdkfs.
Jaconet cambria, book and null muslins
Cambria dniity. striped jaconets
fashionable calcoes and ginghams
Lace wells, pallerines. capcs and collars
Iiauze wells and handkerchefs
Suk and cotton hose and half bose
Nens super beaver and horse-sk gloves
Ladies colonred horse-sEin and kid do
Bonnet and belt ribbons, braids, &c.
Tortoise, tuck and side combs
Parasols and umbrallas
Brown and bleached shirtings und shectpgs
Table and Russia diapers, bed ticknp,' oz,a-
Surgs, &c. &C., which arc offered on the lowest
terms for cash. mil
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-29

HAVE received by The last packet large sup
Ladies lasiing doubled vamped spring walking shoes
10 do French slippers. very superior
10 do American do With and without heels
do goat skin slippers, the latest fashion, for sum,
mer walking shoes
Gentlemen's superior boots, square aud round toes
Do do light dress shoes, do do do
Do do goat skin pumps. do do do
Do do celfskin do do do do
DO morning slippers, various colours
Misses cooured and black lasting and morocco sim
Pers, the greatest variety ever in this CITY
Boys calf skin bootees and shoes, double lined
Do light calf skin and seal skin dress shoes
Chldren's leather shoes and bootees
Do lasting and morocco bootees and shoes of
every color and shape;
Together with every other article of boots bootees
and shoes that be made, and all OF them of their
own manufacture.
A large assortment of seal skin and har trunks
Leather travelling trunks, with iron frames and
patent locks
Carpet travelling bags
Very handsome and superior made fancy morocco
trunks
Day& Martins backing, and large supply of
paste backing
GOuld's real Japan sponge backing, az o5 cents
per bottle
Patont spring punch plyens
Silk and cotton braids
No. 3 black ribbon
And large supply Of gents Cheap nailed aud peg
Seh boots and light summer pumps, at the store cor
of Main and l4th streets.
ruar 25
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-29
Spring and Summer Good,


Tyay eonsin n, part Of
Grape De Lyon, assorted coors, u new article
Bengolines do do
Plain, striped plaid and printed batis,e
Cote falys, palmarnes aud Italian nets
Areophinc grapes, various colors
Back, white and colored Gro de Maps
Black, white ind colored sattns
Black, white and colored horencns
Biaok and blue black Ituan lustrings
Black and blue black Murcelne silks
Black satin levantines and senshews
SIX canlets, snrsnets and modes
6iack, biue, punk, straw ami white Italian Grapes
Black Nankin, Mandarin and Canton grapes
Fancy embroided Grape and cru pc Jesse hIHts
Fancy do do do do scarfs
Fancy silk and gauze scars apd hdkfs.
Lace capes, paerines and collars, new STYLE
Black and white bobbinctt wells
Black, white aud green game do
$3.50 and Cd bobbnett laces
I thread and bobbinett iaces, edgiug and :a0tngs
Biack and white pearlings
Plain, figured, plaid and stripeti Syyfss ,nflIih
.aconett null and book do
Enbroded battcste aud muslin robes
Siuslln founcihg, edging md inserting
Cambria and cambria muslins
Heai and limitation grass canbrcs
Furniture and cambria dirnities
Ginghams and caiicoes beautifully asSpyled
bonnet and belt ribbons new stvle
Cap and gauze do do
Boudard and Hoskn's gloves, best
Ladies' hosiery, silk and cotton
Mems do silk thread and cottun
Bombazines, bombnzctS and circassians
German, India aud French silk hdkfa.
Black Itulian and Canton cravats
Jaconett and Swiss muslin do
Russia and French drings, aysurtctl
Satin and jeans assorted coors
super Nance chop yellow NGnliins
DO do do blue do
Black and colored hastings
White and colored Marselcs
Patent suspenders, assorted
Silk and Valencia vestng
7-8 and A Iiish linens, very chcap
Linen cambria and lawn hGkt2.
Parasols and umbrellas
Linen carnbriCs and kentiuCs
Tortoiscsheland Brazilian tuck and side tou,bs
Black and brown hollands
German and British oznaburgs
1icklenhuras and Russia shcetinus
10 and ld-4 Narseilles quilts
7-8 aud i0-4 dainask table diapers
DO DO do cotton do do
Bleached shirtings and shee,ings
Brown do DO
Plaid and striped domestics
Linen and cotton tickiugs
Furniture and apron checks
Foundation muslin and InnncL
Silk and worsted braids, &c. & {.
And viii continue to receive throughout the snuson
uppIcs OF every thing and desirable in the G,nc,
ma staple line. Country merchants and other pur-
haserS are assured, that every article will be offer
ID at the lowest market prices.
april lit C
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-29

ne are Rejoicing,
I "a Hhds St. Croix sugar
IL hhds n. Orleans ditto
10 hhds molssses
10 barrels tanners oil
10 barrels port wine
10 barrels Sicily Madeira VIE
10 barrels New Ark cider
10 casks prime cheese
so boxes bunch ralsi:s
half ierces rice
30 boxes tallow candles
- boxes sperm do
40 boxes brown soap
10 kegs refined salt petre
10 bags race ginger
200 reams wrapping papc-
S5 bags Java coffee
100 grindstones, (Novascotial
100 boxes oranges
april! 90 LEWIS WEIR g. 90
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