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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-12

ZACHARY LEWIS, at tie corner of 10Th and
IL Streets nearly opposite the Bank of Va is prepared to
accommodate several Members Of the Convention and Legs
Iaurc with Board and Lodging Families visiting this place,
will find his Rooms comfortable, and every effort reader
satisfaction 20 those who call on him, vii be made,
q . a.c6t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-12
FRUIT FREES.

Hsnrfeo County .MurssrY.
Il HAVE for sale, at my Nursery, good collection
4 of Grated and Budded Fruit Trees, consisting
Apple, Pear, Peach, Plum Cherry, Apricut, Recta
rinu, Almond, &;c. of the choicest kinds having
nadc 1t my business to select only those that have
b. en- found to succeed be in his cliupate Catalogues
may be had gratis at the store Oft. II Drew and at
the Book Store Of Potter CettoD, where any orders
that may be lcR viii be punctually attended to.
JOSEPH SINPON.
Grown Oct 90 1E2o-w6w
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-12

d. Mr.. Barbour, late Minister to England, has ar.
rived at Washington, on Lis return TO his residence
in Orange.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-12
30 Ar DIN &.

. y n II y I " u,
FH'IIE subscriber can accommodate or 10 gentle
= with good board and lodging Mt the upper
tenement of the buildings north SIDE Of Main
street, Immediately above the Banks. The situation
is pleasant and convenient TO tile Capitol and all
places of business as any other in the city. Terms
reasonable oct Scott T. BAXTER.
- Also GOOD accommodations for Horses.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-12
Eagle ROW
boot 81 Shoe Store.

THVIIE Subscriber offers for sale, an excellent as
h sortInent of gentlcmen's and ladies' boots and
hoes Among which are the foIlowingz
zoe pr. gentlemcn's MOROCCO, calf skin aud seal
skin boots, a e. 80 to pr. pair
1000 pr. gcntIemen's calf skin bootces and calf
skin aud seal skin shoes and pumps
2696 pr. ladies' prunela, morocco and seal skin
and leather bootees Walking shoes and pumps
POO pair India rubber over shoes
goo pair Richmond made plantation shoes
Also, general assortment of misses, boys, clil-
drcns and sevants' Shoes and d few dozen of Emer-
sons celebrated elastic razor straps
The above were selected particularly by the Sub
scrber, for retailing and he socis purchasers to call
aud examine for themselves.
Ilc has made such arrangements with the plost
approved manufacturers in New York and Plllladcl-
pha, as will insure constant sappiy.
oct 16--2owts SAMUEL PUPNEY,
Sign of the Golden Boot, No. 3, Eagle Row.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-12

I'D UNAWAY.-Was committed TO the fail Of Jefferson
IA county, the 9th day o May last negro named
BILL, blacksmith by trade, and supposed bolong
southern trader RE very black, has smiling couuiepance
about feet 10 inches high aud abJ 81 years old. lie or-
mefy belonged WIN Lno, OF this county The is
requested property aud take him away, he will be
sold for his jail fees, as the law directs
sept I-w3mc THOMAS GRtGGS, Jaiior Ief co.
I'd UNAW AY,-Was committed the fSil Q, Jefferson
~ county, the 18th day Of May, negro woman named
SARAH ANN WINTERS Size is about u years IF se, 81
dark complexion, feet or inches high has eon
thumb She says she bonn between hle and Teesbug
and raised by Rebccca Taylor Of Alexandria The OF
said slave requested prove property pay charges and take
her away or She viii lie sold for her jail fees the law dipc
tcpt l--W3rc THOMAS GII[,JS, Js1: icff CO.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-17

t M, another and more serious evil re-
mains to be mentioned-tle health OF tne ,,.nant
viousy impaired by the 'niasmd arising from ie ar
.ter remaining on the surface in the hot summer a M
tnmn months and the vegetable puriacon calseu py ~
more fruitful source OF disease and death 10 an ~
sive neiphborhood, could scarcely be imagined, l ~
exposre of so large body OF marsh TO the JOINT
f hea .nd moisre as this marsh u.s. by the ace u
the chesapeake and Delaware Canal Company. Dea
has already claimed its victims IN the persons u bv
nse citizens who have sunk under disease produ'eu "
this visitation. . MI. ,anLea n the
Those who are interested have naturally looked 20 'e
Company for redress have more thah once su hv
in the language of respectful remonstrahce' ~ , ~
have appr,ed them OF the grievance anu r =. 49,,
remelv INT the remedy has not been appea IL Is rus
that something like substitutes Tor me ois ,: -,
cW,rses have been attempted by cuVefe d. p',e 80
and bv yho, is called Extons Drain, which nave
rnved o,,a;e as subs,uteste water mas oeeh vi
e marsh ever since the beginning OF Sepemnet ,',l' a
few days in December excepted, ana sun ie' .n an
condition. The approach OF summer sn ragard for
,f the nciphborhoud douby anxious, from rebatu ~
the health of themselves and families, tnat so'e'"6 ~.
sive should be speedily dome AT moderate fon FL
Company may repair me misch'e' "
ture apprehension. .ar5opo;ao
have their evil we'll as good tendencies
and the former are so obvious, that 1t may wen Us a.
question: whether the free and equal ribhs seeue
b. the theory of institutions are nov Nap'e " =.
ton th, fac,litv and fequency with which corporate ~
vepes are betiowed upon the most frivolous as wen 40
most important objects. One characteristic o. e
is greater Indifference for the rights ., nm those
NAV SO sneak greater readiness 10 uinP'e W
rurts than is exhibited by private individuals. NUN
her Of individuals associated together dividing respons
bty and mutually combining will do things WINCH o te,
private character, each OF them wouia DC aa =, H.
| :, lin som annrchenson Of the Consequences. IN kt
manner, in the prnt,ue Of their corporate strensi ne,
viii treat with neylec, those claims OF justice WHEEL u1,
,h nav,da responsibility, they would not hesitate y
oa,,, nb These re general remarks, but their aP
hau,,sn to the esent subject cannot he mistaken Max
,np due allowance for the difficulties which inc onesa
pvake and delaware Canal COMPANY have haa %
al
hey are engaged in Cannot admit mat they p,estn
40 rse fnr the disregard they have shown for the IN
terests the comfort and health OF the pFoptie.o' a
sidents in the vicinity OF .ro~ ,,,pcrI
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-17

no reason to believe otherwise is deserving OF attention
and prompt redress. 1t is admitted by the Wfef' ia
the Company have not been wanting in ehofts ~ re"S
the evil complained Of though these efforts hase
frtess Having rather more faith III Their Sense % u'-
tce than our correspondent, we trust tu"s ''e e''
which is now openly laid before them and whicn appears
SO plainly TO the justice and humanity OF the
will receive all the attention it merits.
We refer our agricultural readersto inc 'eeter rom ~
don copied from the Richmond Wing as containing some
useful information relative to the pros pec OF oontha
Of the demand for American bread stus in England
The writer enters into comparison OF the prese"' guy"
nv there. with that which existed in 1876, year in which
ad suis rose to great price in England and the UNI
ted States and shews that the deficit is much greater
now than il was in that year the stock hand, at the
commencement Of harvest in 1916, being 100000 quar-
ters-wbi,e in 1923, it was only 100000 quarters-and
,he nroduct of the two years about the same. 10
make up this deficiency, he says, not morethan loCoooo
quarters can be expected from the continent OF Europe
which of course leaves large opening for this country
From these facts he staes "here good ground to be-
eve that the present price will be maintained, and APP
Drcend also that the existing scarcity will be very sens-
bly felt in our growing harvests" The view taken by this
writer corroboraei by statement we md III the BAL
noe Americana relative to the Corn trade OF Great Bril-
tam This statement is taken from the official docu-
ment laid before Parliament by Mr. Jacobs,he government
AGENT and exhibits in succinct manner the stock OF
grain on hand at the commencement Of the harvest, the
foreign imports of gan the product of the harvest and
1.-The amount annually consumed by the people of England
i'm series of years from 1916 to 1928
Statement shews, the stock hand in 1928 to be far
below what it was in any of the preceding years named
and the Editor of the American comes to similar concsu
son with the writer of the etterthat the imports q
foreign grsin asl bread stus must be extraorlnar,
large to meet the consumption and keep down the price
Iuntll next harvest
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-17
For the Deia.vare Journal.

srzssns En1ro is THE proprietors of Dragon Marsh
and the residents vicinity have long had reason TO
nl.;n nj an evil which is every year becoming more
serious Since the ofthe Chesapeake and
Delaware Canal this body of mash which, previous to
mar rough it. has been generally in greater or less
egsee. covered with waters the od water courses be-
ing stoppedb by the operations ohe canal and no new ones
having been substituted by the Company, sufficient to
irn tho marsh The owners are thus deprived Of the
use of the marsh for hay pasture. Considerable crops OF
hay second rate quality, were formerly derived from IT,
m add ton to which it furnished pasture for constiera-
bl number of cattle and thus constituted valuable APP
pendaye the upland FARMS for these purposes the marsh
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-17
fE,lae Trustees

OF the Poor of New Castle County. will meet at
the ponr House on Wednesday the 29th inst. at 10
oclock A. Nj.
Persons having claims against the Institution, are
requested to leave them with JOSEPH GRuBb.. or
the subscriber, ON or before the Monday preceding
the meeting. H. HEALD' etcry
April 10th, 1920. lo4-tm
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-17
nT'E ~

Yesterday morning after short illness the residence Of
her son-n-laws, William Townsend IRIS. HANNAH
HEDGES (rcict Of the late Joseph Hedges aged 81 years
this borough and truly may it be said that she sheaf
ripe for the harvest" 49,
Her funeral will take place to day. to meet at William
Townsends at o'clock r. NJ which her friends are re-
spectfuy invited.
April II.
On Saturday last Inc 18th inst SAMUEL HARKER JR in
of the Editor Of the Delaware Gazette OF TINS place.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-17
DELAWARE JOURN AZ.
W.T. J i i !. <ss.UN )
EriAay, Aprn Al, AS2o.

Appointments by tie President Of the y n"fes.
Henry Lee of Virginia. Consul General OF the y. States al
Algiers
Dabney Carr to be Surveyor OF the poF o. Daunote'
vice William B. Barney, ren.ored
The person appointed (Dabney tarr) says ''c Naon'
InIlicencer is the Editor OF most violent parzan news
paper fthc Baltimore Rcpuhlican)he person removed the
lcs son of Commodore Joshua Barney man well known
in be annals of his country though the places that knew him.
now know him more.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-17

An adjourned meeting of the Delaware Acade-
my of Natural Sciences will be held at the Town
Hall on SATURDAY. the 18th inst at 7o'clock +. NJ.
An essay will be read !" On the Botany Of the dls-
trct around Wilmington designed to promote the
study Of the Science"
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-17
II. +. AsKEW, sec'ry.

A T meeting Of the Subscribers to the stock or
IA the Wlmi,,gton and New Jersey Steam float
Conpnnv, convened at the Town Hall, April 18th.
Benjamin Webb was appointed Chairman, and John
M'L.ear, Secretary. The following persons were
elected Directors to the ensuing year, to wit
Henry Read, Benjamin Webb, John r. Gil
pin, Joseph Baily. jacob Goodch, Wiltdm r.
Richards, .HaiIon Belts, Elisha HAr'y, Miller
Dunott.
7,eosurer--LEA PUSET.
Ertrac' from the Mtnutes,
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-17
.Jnarrieb,

On Tuesday the l4h inst. by the Rev. Solomon
WEBSTER, all Of this Borough.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-17
Patent Washing Machine.

The subscriber having in September last, pur'
chased (thc sole right for the State Of Deawareo
of Mr.. HATHAWAY. of Ste,ben CO., y. York.
his celebrated flashing Machine, which is believed
to b, equal or superior to any thing of the kind ever
offered to the public has now on hand one OF SAID
Machines in operation, at his Mandatory. corner
Of Hanover s. Second streets which he respectfully
invites the public to call and see he expects IN
lew weeks 10 have several Of them completed. when
he will give any person liberty to try IT Tor two
weeks when il mt perfectly satisfied they may
return it. The price Is s 10.
JONATHAN PERSON.
Wilmington, April l6. 104-u
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-17

Mr. Claws progress through Maryland Pennsylvania and
Virginia has been ed by constant DEMONSTRATIONS OF
public regard and appobation AtFrederck' fageFs'o"h'
Union and Wheeling entertainments have been gwen 70 h'
b are said to have been largely attended, as well by the
eon Of tbe late administration by the ends of Gene
raj Jackson
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-17
Scheme.

Prize Of 10000 dollars. of $500. ! OF 1000
/ Of 1900, of lO22. 9 of 1000. 4 OF 800, OF 800,
~ of 900 10 of so 90 Of 100. at OF 40, 4oot 50.
as If 25, ll50oi 3, and $3.50 OF 4 dollars.
Ticke,s 4, Halves, Q, Quarters !.
WASHINGTON CITY LOTTERY,
9TH Glass, As Numbers, 7drawn. Draws Fl OF April.
Scheme.
/ prize Of 10000 dollars, Of 5000. OF So44'
If 1000 s Of 500. 10 OF $50, 10 OF 100. j Oh ~,
Of 40, 81 Of 80, 50 OF 20, 6lo OF ~, anu % ~
dollars
Tickets S. Halves $50. Quarters = .'z2
g. cou,s 10 be had at +. BARKERS.
and Lucky Office, No. II, Marke;-st.
Delaware.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-17

Delaware and South Carolina Lottery. 9th Glass.
draws in this Borsugh or Saturday next The 18TH OF
Anril 81 numbers, 8 drawn.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-17

The communication signed Dragon Marsh, presents
case Of grievance which, if truly stated, and We have
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-17

ss...e,s to wheat-tobacco will continue TO ad-
vance. 1t is believed that tobacco suited 10 the
French market will bring goo francs to the killogram
or oo3,bs in the sales 10 be made this month to the
French Government.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-02

splendid Marine Asylum, which Tor spacieus ac-
commodation. and order Of arrangement in it, va
rio us wards. reflects xrca, credit upon ts projec-
The party was conveyed to the Narrows and
back, BY the Steamboat Bolivar. [.N Y. Paper.
John Ropdoiph of Roanoke.--We learn from
the Virginia papers, that John Randolph, Of Roam
oke, will be elected one of the members of the
convention, Of that state, which is intended TO a.
mend their constitu6oL.-ihis will 40 ,oub. be
the last time that Mr.. Randolph win ever have q
seat in deliberate assembly. His course In tb q,
BODY may well be resembled To the brilliancy OF
the setting sun. Itwould be well worth mako,
prignmage, to any one Of taste, sensibili,y OF
sarcasm, to attend the meeting Of the convention
| in Richmond. and listen to the words Of the mos,
singular man aud orator that ever appeared in the
| world. Ii MIR. RandoIph's health be good, we
predict with safety that his course in the conven
ton will reflect moro brillisncy around his char.
acter, than ever yet he could accomplish in his
| carrier years.. ". Y. Eng.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-02
SALE 0E LAND


I'm pursuance OF Decree of the County Court
OF King & Queen, pronounced on the Iith
OF March, 1929, will be sold at public auction. "a
the highest bidder on tho Premises, on Friday.
the 18th day OF June next, " fair if not, the next
fair day, Sunday excepted, the Tract of Land be-
longing 10 the infant children Of Henry Clarke.
dec being the land on which said Clarke resided
at the time OF his deatb; containing one hundred
and sevcpty.four acres, be the same more o~
less, and lying near Stevensyille, in the county If
King & Queen. This land is Of excellent quality,
mas convenient dwelling House and out-H Houses
upon II, calculated for the accommodation of
small family. II Is situated in a healthy part Of
me n., county. One-third Of the purchase money
VIII De required in cast-l-3d in months from
the day OF sale, and the balance in Is months from.
the day Of sale.-Thc credit payments TO be &C..
cured by bond, with good security. and a lien up.
on the land A Copyof the De><ee viii he ex-
hibited on The day Of sale, to shew the terms
more explicitly JAMES SMITH,
HENRY BAGBY,
JNO. GAINES,
Commissioner
Diay "a II1--rtds.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-02

WAS ommitted 10 the Jsi II CLIQUE .,er e..rt7 Vs. en-
W the 23d day Of Jsvuny isa ass nsu by The sses
Henry, who ssy' he ,ths property Of Dr. Fletcher Of
East Flords that he purchased 10 eorx when tsil
boy add carried where on The Mspp where be We,
bought the said Fletcher From The appearances Of the
twenty egh, yesr sge very sek sbsut Eve se s iochs,
high 1n5 y very intelligent fgr Save When committed 20
Jsl he had on coat Of grey cloth The is
eqnested 10 come forward Prove proveIy, and tske b
away OF he viii be solJ a, The lsw directs.
JAMES II. JONES' Jailor.
Go. County, Va.
April ~. iis-y5n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-02

-. - SAVAGE COTTON rXCToKy
sss Sis%s.,y 4; Il: ;sSsS
DANIEL HACK,
give general satisfaction in the ds.
terms can be Afforded any other Machine
AspiS s,sS, = r IN: v0''sa s .s
. DANIEL HACK, Or to aEo wILIixMs'
NB.-0ced Machine Makers will Sad sens,sni supics.
IRON CASTINGS.
T.. IRON FoSs 8; ss a.; ::
n where es make: Soft Iros CAsTlNds fer maeknsry Il
:'i IN -s. z. as;ssss :;
Can'es, will meet with imnsdsts sttsnon and ahs Cast.
''''s ' s'p'e ics "a xTTs1;sfi SossxY
BUFFALO .AfIJVERAL SPRLNGS.
Lying tn the County of JMeckfenbwe, eixh.
teen miles from the Courthouse, 8 rs:les from
81 70 from Halifax Cssnthowse. aud
30 from Oxford;
LII o g .sp. ~ q. .usesiss the eusans Season, sAo
| comfortable. 'A''s - - P'"'' 20 'ssosf 'sass
10: medical vir;se Of this wafer well Known de-
tbs public to the certificate. below s-s aud P.tes.
. :S1sS s.: : :. sss:
use :. the waters o. n,s well tsa t.
ns With decided good eject. They operate :,
ss,l. hu, sn.etu, .ad came n: sirssss.u
~. d e g ID ss
% sss ri .s.,on, They have never tsen critically
.sntan Neutral sa, Sulphur and Irop. I can but vsR
i:v e. esS sss
p. qu.iis. aud III: ,ss.rs, ..ts NAT 10
e.oaSp they are ton and d time
OF in'taness OF their beneficial seet can rseenmeud
Of stomach and e. s End r.
Of n. Liver and kidn.y, aud all keaerai dsS;iy
aatamnal diseases incident 10 this eiimsis.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-02

Valuable Buckingham Land for Sale. :
STHE Subscriber, DESTROYS of paying his jusf
r. debts, and from preference of selling Land,
TO Slaves, offers for sale, valuable tract Of land,
containing about 4S0 acres, lying Immediately on
the main Western Road between Richmond and
Lynchburg, 81 miles from the former. and 25 miles
from the latter. More than half of this land is in
its natural state, heavily timbered, considerable
portion OF which, Is FIRST rate tobacco land; the
greater part OF the cleared land is fresh, aud the
whole free from washes; il is well watered. bay-
ing number OF never-iaiIing springs, and bold
creek running through il the situation Is remark ably
healthy and the buildings may be made comfor-
table with little repair Il has on IL an annie orci
ard OF choice fruit and many other fruit trees.--H
would be pleasan; summer retreat for family
living In the lower country The land will be
snswn to any person wishing TO purchase, by Mr..
Geo. W. Carnefix, living on the premises; and the
terms, which WILDE liberal, made known on an
plicaiion to the subscriber, living on the Bent
Creek road, two miles north Of Floods post Office.
:. GEO. CHRISTIAN.
Way o. I18--w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-02

NOTICE.
a. the Penteniisry yve thousand Flour
D %, ehi'o' FHomA6 NELSON, p. A.P.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-02

Cash altered for Stapes, Barrel Sfdues, dH.
Heading.
NNVeAETED Immediately 1T eur Mile. quantity of Sea,
w ,onsd Slaves and Heading either ling o. double
p. HAXALL, & Co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-02
Singular instances of Lonrepity

singular instances Of Longevity.
On the i4th INST Mr. Joseph Wksron Of siord Co. died
IN the ioi year Of his Mr. Wksson spent an active
and temperate lfe and so late last fall abored his
plantation the summit of the Blue and
ride on horse backto another Of his plantons distance
Is miles, aud return the day.
There living the County of Amherst two ais, or.
Mrs Hannah Tnan aged 100 and Mrs. EIizsbeth Austin:
who completed her i0ah the day of April ia,
MRS Tman Few day. since rode in gig IS miles, visit
her sister, and frequently Wake miles preashinx
They are both 10 good health and spirits and retain the full
OF their mental faculties The mother of these
ladies' died in her lod year. sud their father lived to be O5
Yeas old and actually rode horse back from Abemar
County Vs.to Georgia, in his I00th year
tEyHeh. Republican.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-02

appointments ty the President.
Gen. WIZ. LrTLE, OF Cincinnati. (O.A to be
surveyor General for the Ohio District, vice Ed
ward Tiffin, REMOVED
MOSES DAWSON, of Cincinnati, (O) to be Re-
cciver OF Public Money at the Land Office, Gin
cinnah, vice Andrew NJ. Bailey, REMOVED.
John M. McCalla, Marshall of Kentucky, in
the place OF Chapman Coleman, removed.
John Speed Smith, District Attorney for the
District OF Kentucky, in place of John j. Critten.
den removed Nat. Journal.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-02

We learn. verbally, that the Convention of
Delegates tom the several counties composing
the Congressional District lately represented by
Major t. p. Moore, which was held i'm HSrrods-
burgh on Saturday last, recommended Col. Ro-
bert u. MAfee, as the Democratic Republican
candidate for Congress. Kentucky .4rg,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-02

Lunatie Hospital. NilIiomsbuTg.
are occupied more patient, h.
sasoHe ,.d ssrs vaesnti due eef which vii
ssriysn BY srdsr sfths Gsurtsf Directors.
Msv ~ 4s-N T. UENyEv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-02

IL was the earnest desire of the Editors of the
virginia Literary Museum" to accomplish
which no effort has been spared, that the FRS.
number should have appeared at leas. as early a.
the 10th inst. The delay has been unavoidable,
ana mas been duo to the failure Of the publisher
TO procure, in time the ne cessary tyne and paper
These have been procured, are now on the way,
and so soon as they arrive, which may be daiiy
expected. the publication will be commenced.
Charlottesville .4dc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-02

pdhablc Property for Sale.
WILL odsr.for sale. the prsme to the highest bidder
l. on "Wednesday the Sd Of June, nv MILF. Called Abhr
VILE Mi 5taunon River, opposite tbs r,t union Of t8e
waters oil that with those Of Dam eight miles abe,
anal unsion at Clarkvie. Terms third ea,h tho
ssIsuee in two equal annual pay menta- -
10 those whe wish to Mercantile and Milling bu,;.
ness is~ situations present more advsnsse fertile healthy
Country never falling stream, ard water carriage from
me door to Norfolk ought to- Inducements equal to any
other property Of the kind in the country ~
THOS. NJ. NELSON
meeklenburs, Maya ia ri.
cyThe Winchesty Republican, the Lynchburr Wiz s;p,
ana Norfolk Hersid will the above two n,e ticu, an
forward their accounts TO Thos. nj. NeI,on. -