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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-04

Irules held IN the clerks Office of the eou,t If ,h
states o' 'ne MIN circuit and eastern district of yirg
MA; :" ,"s month OF jolly 1929; WIN Keith, pit, AGAIN.,
hham mayo shrflh of the county Of Henrico William
OaInsu eN'or DC. Of Richard Brooke decd vrbo ,a. 80
ee"ior OF WIN Brooke, deed, which Richard md Var
brooke were devsees and Iegatees of Ceo,o. Rect
Decd Alexander TUnstall son aud hei, of r.
s," the same Altxauder Tunsta brother and bs;, or
george Iuns'a, I'm GaTust and Ann M. his wife John
ID hil homns Coleman aud Frances C. his wife Els,s
oeth Ludlow, Baylor Hill adm'or Of b, yor Hin and q,
wary hll' decd John Brooke, Georee Brooke Rohs,,
CPu, J''' I'ooeh Campbell hei and adm ~ Of Colin
Campbell deed, Thomas Pitts sheriff of the ecun,v of r.
seq, Christopher Johnson sheriff Of the county q Kln.
~ "nein 20 "hom the estate Of DR. Robert Campbeil was
committed Tor administration, YIN Robinson n ,h
ouny OF hIng Queen, TO whom the es,sts Of George
BROOKE was committed for administrations and m, Ca
net'' adn'of Of Robert Brooke, Decd dhs-IE cHAscY
The defendants John Brooke and o;eo,,e NJ. R,oot.
having enered their appearance In this cause nd che
sa nooeit Campbell, jf sot having entered his
appearance To the amended bills therein, and tev no,
having gwen security according 20 rule of The eo, ,d
appesrng that iheyare of the .ta,e NJ
i"n on motion OF me poi ntif by his counsel, IL is
oroefed 'hat the said defendants do appeay be,s The
SAID coUf at the city of Richmond on The &C., H. 81 6
next term and Ole their answeTs and that eonv oC mi,
rule be forthwith inserted in soma ne~,sr..Hy ,;a,.d
~ the city 81 Richmond for two month. III
posted at the front door Of the capitol in ,hs ss s
oo . copy. Le,,r, kD. JEPFRIEs. cIK.
n'rs'e' holden In the clerks ofee ofth'
the 80 day Of June, 1925 Sarah Powell In r., o,,n
ush' as widow of James Powell dec. Eliza NJ. Msnho
~ ...J - '"u sarah ~, u. Powell, infam Oh idreu
o. sa'a James Powell, dcc by the ,ad sarah siy guar.
~, p gganH Addison Powell, ad'nr of James Pow.
e"' T rec Um ohol'oo and George Mason, dns.
g., INC oeicndani George Mason, not having entered
M and given security according 70 The act of
assembly " the rules Of this court nd n appearing v salts
Neoy evidence, that he Is not en- ioha bsat Of this
tou'y " Is ordered thar the said defendant do appear
"oo on we brt dry RI the next January term, and
hswer 'he bill Of The plaintiffs. and that copy Of this
os' oo 'orthwiIh inserted in Soma newspaper published
w INC city OF Richmond, for essiveiy, and
ps' ~ TIE lion, door ofihe capitol, in the said city.
III cory. Tese, WIN. q. PyNDLRToN, c. c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-04

Nlh6lNiA;--At superior Of chsnceIy, hea al tine
capitol In the City OF Richmond. Thursday July ID.
1929 Robert y Scott and other pits against Nathaniel Hsr
riso, sSof OF Edmund Harrison, deed and other dfs
tor rasons appearing court, much Of the order
made ~ THIS cause the 9th Of February, iS28 directs the
defendant Nathaniel Harrison all tine
real ana personal estate OF his remaining unsod
aside, and the court the motion OF the plaintiffs aud with,hc
assent OF the said defendant doth that said defendant
render an account Of the legal aud equitable his
,os estate and OF the hens thereon shelving their protes
before the commissioner, who shall the said
oIner as Is not aside: Aud
alter having advertised Tor eight weeks in newspaper pub.
shed IN the city Of Richmond, or all creditors Of the
estate to produce pruve CLAIMS do also state an
account OF the debts due fom the said estate, aud report the
same 70 the court. with matters specially stated
pertinent by himself which may required by parties
| DC So stated. A copy. Tese.
| WM. G. PENDLETON, G.. &.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-04
JAMES RIVER LAND


Tx pursuance OF decree Of the county court OF
Buckingham, the undersigned commissioners, or
one of them, will proceed on ae premises. on
the Soth day OF September next, to sell to the high
est bidder tract of land in the lower part of Buck
ingham, on James River, called Mount Ida.
This of land is believed to contain six hun
dred acres-about hundred and fifty of which are
low grounds. A good portion of the high land is in
WOODS, and is tobacco land. The whole of the open
land is in good condition, and part Of the bottom
land extraordinarily fertile.
The improvements originally constructed, with an
eye TO taste and usefulness will require some repairs
An accurate survey Of the whole tract, ascertain
ing the quantity of forest and open hill and bottom
land VIII be made before the day of sale and platt
exhibiting the results will be prepared for the infr
nation of those concerned
TKRMs.-A credit of l, 2, 5 and years will be
given. The commissioners will require from the mir
chaser bonds with approved security and will retain
lien on the land till the purchase money be paid
One of the Commissioners will attend on tho prem
ises the day before the SALE for the purpose shelving
GEO. nj. PAYNE,
w. l.. FONTAlNE, Comms-
WIN. F. RANDOLPH. \ s'oners'
aur 27-tds G
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-04
Land and ,Negroes M 4,,cIio,,

A%ntu uHn JNegTOeS at g1lCtIOU.
pursuance Of decree Of the County Court Of
- Henrico, IN the case OF Adams and Others vs. Car
rngton and others, shall, as Commissioner, named
10 tne ssid decree proceed to SELL at public auction
NJ the Court House Of the county of Monroe ON
Monday the 2lst day of September next, one Tract
Oh Land, belonging to the estate of Tabitha Adams
deceased, containing nine hundred and fif1y.ei0ht
acres; about two hundred are under cultivation
snu on winch, there arc several comfortable dwell
Jug houses with the necessary out houses. This
properly lies within three miles of the Sweet SPRING,
a'u Is sad TO be mountain land of the first quality
eIsohs wishing to view it, referred to Mr. Jacob
premises. "s v" VIC
and on MONDAY, the 2oth day Of the same month.
~ tne town o. Stsnnion, as Commissioner aforesaid
shall sell, at public Ruction five slaves cansis,i
Of two men, one woman, and two girls.
The slaves will be sold for ready money--the land
on credit Of one and two years the purchaser 90
give bonds, with approved security, and decd IF
trust upon The property. to secure the purchase mo-
ney Possession will be given onthe first day-pf Jan
uary next. G. NJ CARRINGTON. Comm,
avg i7-2awI0tr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-04
ENTERTAINING KNOWLEDGE

HE Library OF Entertaining knowledge VOL Is part ls,
under the superinendence of the society for the
nH9s'oa OF Useful knowledge n. Brougban Esq r. S.
Ne 'Ihannian, Lord John RUSSELL NJ L. Vice Chairman &c
no. AZ Library OF Useful knowledge received at NASS
whefe subscriptions taken both Inv valuable and
up Poea..ons. - augl7
COTTON OZ.MYBURGS IND Y4P,NS,
TI>IlE subscribers, as Agents for the PETERSBURG
Manufacturing Company, have in store a supplv
of heavy Cotton 0znaburgs intended particularly for
negro shirtngssand Cotton Yarns of all numbers
from to 20, which they offer by wholesale a, the
Factory prices, viz.
For all numbers from ) TO 10. -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-04
To tie Printers Of the United States.
jan -

~ VIC ITHFcTS 81 me UHlted States.
tate the prices Of all the materials used in ma king
- Printing Types, have been greatly reduced, and tie
iaeniy OF manufacturing greatly increased. The sun
scoe therefore has been induced 10 mako proportons
oe reduction ~ the prices which, rom the lst OF Amt
have been as stated IN the annexed list.
The character Of the Type Tnsde AZ this Found,v =,
weknown 70 the TRADE, who assured thatlin frga,J
has been made. ''""
lie sson hand complete assortment, aud can supulv
any 1uany ON short notice; h. will be happy 10 r
diatc attention. VIZ Wv """e
merehaos VINO have orders from abroad, can hive OH
res complete with Presses aud every thing ~ S
rhn"ns Establishment, put up 10 the most perfect
rOo"nef' are requested TO give this advertisement a
place IN their papers few times to receive pavnsn, 40
~ Vpe,oT IN settlement NJ their accounts W
RICHARD RONALDsoN pI,lJ.,L.
PRlCES'-At six months credit for auuroved oonc,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-04
NOTICE.

III BEG leave ID honi those whom IL NAV interest that
have teclhcd business, having disposed Of INV stock in
os 10 or - years
MIR Sanxay IA authorized settle any transaction or omen
account relative TO my late business his receipt will he
good against -
aug II VIM A. FIrZNHYI sONN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-04

NOIlCE.-MRs. Nelson continues her
Boarding Establishment adjoining the Wash
ngton Tavern, within City yards ofthc Capitol Square
She will be prepared to accommodate, in the hest
manner. number of the Members of the Convention
and Legislature, with their families if required-
provender and careful Holsters aup Gle,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-04

CosMissioNsR's Osrot, Rchaond, Aug. 26ih, 1929.
The parties interested notified that appointed the
10Th day of October next tins Office place Tor
commencing the directed ia the foregoing order OF
COURT aud the creditors of edmund Harrison d.
are required TO attend at the time aud place and produce
and prove their CLAIMS.
aug 28-w6tc HILARY BAkER, Com'r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-04
Richmond Dyeing Establishment
On Cary Street, rear of NE Virgtuia and Eor,ocr

-" lS'' ~" y "'o "SuHn ana FARMERS
Banks
VOSEPI WILLIAMS il grateful to the 1,dios
- and gentlemen of Virginia, for past fayonrs and
hopes continuance Of the same and would thank
inc ladies sending their silk dresses to have them tn
ken to pieces, which will enable him to warrant them
10 be dyed and finished well as at any establish
ment IN the Union. Canton or stuff dresses not no.
cessary as he has suitable machines to finish them =
Sent 70 INN in the situation above mentioned.
Gentlemen are likewise informed, that he scours
and rencwsin colour, coats pantaloons and vests t
geter with all kinds of apparel and if requested repairs
them In the neatest manner. AS Usual all KINKS oF
piece goods dyed, and hot cold pressed; furniture
stuis cleansed and re-dyed in the neatest maune,
N ~. Tickets will be issued on leaving the GOOD
plicatIonfo OF the same. vi up
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-04

EHiE subscriber has purchased the Horse Marke,
and Livery Stable frmerIy owned by Mr.. Jno.
blackwell, ION the cross stuet leading from the Old
Market to ire Dock, opposite to Mr.. Richard Arm
strongs Iavern,) where he is prepared to receive
mas good and careful osters. large and comnodious
Stable and pledges himself to keep the best grain and
provender the market affords. The stable will bc
under ,he management of Mr.. Richard Hazewood.
VINO pledges himself ttTat every attention shall be
PAID to horses entrusted to hs care and solic the
continuance OF former customers to this establish
ment, and hopes by unremtting attention to merit
a snare OF public patronage. He also informs his
friends and the public that he has snnneJ his
with horses, gise, &C. for hire at the usual prices
J.4.uES EVANS.
u The Stable, Lot and situation are peculiarlv
wen calculated Tor drove horses to which particular
attention will be paid. sept I-2ov6w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-04
TPUST S3TE

virtue OF deed of trust executed TO the sub
:, ecr'per by John Johnston, and of record in the
ustngs court Office of the city of Richmond ON the
August i829, at IL O'clock NJ before the front door
Oh the Bell Tavern in the city of Richmond for tho
purposes therein mentioned proceed to sell at public
on credit of 60 days, the following proper.
IN the said city, on Valley and Concord sireo,s
known IN a survey made by Richard Young flor ,bs
late "; John Adams bearing date the 5ist Nav
1910, oy ioes NO. IL, Ia, Is and I6 also two nrcro
men, to witt Stephen and Dick. For more nat
GUAR description of said property see said deed The
itie TO the above property is believed to be rood
put actlng as trustee, shall not warrant.
mug 1l-fOt JESSE F.. KEESEE. Tr,s,,,
W The sale the above Land is postponed mill
Monday 9TH September next, at clock on the nre
mises; or the negroes, until Tuesday, sth. al 10
O'Clock, at the Bell Tavern -
aug % JESSE F. KEESEE T..a.A
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-04
JOHN ]. ADAMS,
.4TiOR.NEY AT IlI

rs located in Williamsburg, and offers his profes.
sional services to the public. He will practice
in the Superior Court of Chancery and Iius,in9S
Court held in that city, and in the Superior aad In
ierior Courts Of the counties of James City, York
Warwick and Gloucester. All communications adj
dressed to him, post paid will be punctuay attend
ed ID ong o. 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-04

HCLOHIDA WATER.-Jno ". Blarnire has i,s, re-
ceived farther supply Of Florsda Water 20 rnuch ADM
red ior rs delicate pehufse. yiy ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-04

RoNNET BOARDS.-Just received a few groce OF
- the very best Bonne, Boards on reasonable terms. -
sept2 J. m NASH
hESK 81 POCKET KN1VES.-J6si received BY
9 iN n. NASH further supply OF the very bes, Desk
- INV iN'I'es, OF inherent kinds sept2
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-04

IL
WILL be sold on the premises on tho 18th day y,
september next, Tract of Land living in tb>
County OF Henrco, on the Williamsburg Stage Road.
ABOUT iour miles from the city of Richmond, contain
ing between 25 and $50 acres, the present residence
al the subscriber. Besides the advantages of situa
ton and susceptibility of Improvement possessed bv
TINS land, there rs upon II a most convenient and
comfortable dwelling house, with every necessary ont
house, an orchard containing between six and soven
hundred trees of the finest fruit i'm the most flourish
ing condition. and well of water inferior IN none in
'hs State. The subscriber can with proprety re-
commend It as one OF the healthy situations in
the county; and TO any one wishing TO purchase n
convenient, productive farm, a more favorable on
poTtumty could not present itself The subscriber
VIII taAe pleasure IN showing the premises to any
person DESTROYS of purchasing. The terms will bcc
made known on the day sale.
sept l-4tt JAMES BARKER.
Il Valuable md Beautiful Farm for ,S07c
E'HE subscriber offers for sale his Farm nm Iann
river called "Iuckahoe," situated fifteen
miles above Richmond, and contains about five hun
dred acres OF which one hundred aud fify arc Ioy
grounds, and upwards of one hundred and tvarty
I'VE highly Improved highland. The fertility of Ills
tract Oh ahd, Its salubrity, and the many advantages
possesses from It's contiguty to market OUGHT tn
attract the attention of those disposed to invest mo-
ney IN real estate, intimately connected with tho
increasing wealth and population of Richmond This
property being directly IN the line OF tho coal fiJ
extending from Black Heath in Chesterfield r. Door
nun III fienrico county is believed TO contain bcds ~
coal. NO effectuai search has vet been made "a,
ulat Valuable mineral The indications are howe
yer, SO numerous and strong, as to bring conicc-
ture almost to certainty The free stone quafries
are neXhaustIble, and immediately on the roarg;n r
The James River Canal. Tie Improvements are IN
large scale and in excellent preservation. The
garden and orchard produce in abundance .be mos,
CHOICE ifult, carefully selected from the northern
nursery. The subscriber will also sell with the land |
Ii desired, ten valuable and well taught farm labonr
ers. DIR. Thomas Taylor of Richmond is au,horisod
10 contract Tor the land and give any farther in
formation required concerning it. Possession r;yo,
immediately. THOMAS NJ RANDOJ pit I"
aug l3-w4t C
Ii persons having claims against the Estate of VIM NIe
Th n' iale oil ro"hatan county, the Of Sarah
ewOoFn deceased requested exhibit them 10 me ,
~ @ ~ M nom the date thereof This will be plead
" S' VI TIC Claims oil all those who neglect this no,ife
g.. WILL BOILING Administrator
with Tie VIII annexed Of VIM. MewbIro dec
1,o,ot,., oo., and Executor Of Sarah r. Mewburn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-04

% JOBPRINTING esermcd a. Inc Waig offcc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-04
For all numbers from ) TO 10,
LIVERY STARIE,

8-w5tc WORTHAM 81 McGRUDER.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-15
PHILADELPHIA MARKET srrrrnnrn 10.

Flour Am MgAL.- There has been an increased de-
mand for Flour. and about 500 barrels fresh supenc
has been taken tor export at SO, and some snail
lots, select brands a, 629 IS, and 500 nbs Rich
mond County az rs leaving the market quite bare,
and with tendency to improve Rye Flour scarce
and in demand at 50 So Sales Of old stock Corn Meal
in barrels have been made at ~ 1874, fresh ground in
bbls would command something higher No sales in
hhds. reported, but hello at advance quota.
tons, with slight took in market,
GRAIN market is still bare of Wheat, and sales
Of small lots have been made a, 81 05a TO- according
10 qnality and condition Corn has come in freely
and has met with a stead, demand at 40! SO cents
for Southern Yellow, WIG Sigh, Improvement on
last weeks quotations. Small lots Of Rye sold al So
SIS cents, running and for this article there
has been cons derable inquiry, Southern Oats at %
IS cents and Penns! wanna at % 80 cents, fair de.
mand.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-15
slryEsx.M 5JlD@1As
- uoR>ING, SEPTEMBER Is. 1899.

~, have no, liked Of late years the political
N. NArIoHaL GAZETTE, although we
min in the denuneiations OF some against
l 90, look upon the editor OF The Gazette as
,brr talented man, and as an ornament 10
=, n,orsssiun. 10 his opinions, generally,
r,,e hitherto been accustomed 10 place
cI.,,s and have been disposed TO overlook
...,,;np abcrrations from the path OF con-
..,cy and fair dealing in politics, inasmuch
INDICATORS appeared to be directed 10 the
,,,;,g Of these fierce and vindic'ire feelings
-, .,r,;zsus too often excite. With these
..o,s our attention was forcibly arrested
IN The Gazette Of the l2'h inst pre-
"A ,,ooyf. of NJ. CLAY's speech delivered
uonn, Sterling, copied from the Wing OF
-, r,,cs. The "repo5t" bears upon the lace
=, ,s,.proof that i, is . Misrepresentation, or
..,xer,ior, Of Mr.. Clay's words. We viii moi
SANITATION Ct the speech as report
~, mt j, 10 the candor and good sense OF
q, eL,lOr OF the GdLc'NV I" say "">N''
,u,.-,,l evidence OF The report, lis matter
,,,., manner, be is no, himself convinced
,,,,i,i, false report, ard designed to injure
Mr. Clay.
tn render the matter cer'ain, however, the
r.,,a,t, Rrnorier which wa received at this
6 last Thursday, "ay authority" ii we
,n.,, 70 use the expression in connexion with
,ns man who his been hurled from authority by
Il, .,.mi,sO cnntradic,S the correctness Of the
.,n,r declares it 10 be weak Device and,
q, We have SAID before, full Of PeTversion and
Misrepresentation. We do not know whether
,b;s contradiction was noticed by The editor ui
hr Gazette; il no., we Trust he will see the ne>
,e>,,y Of giving the au,idOtc' with the bane.'
What We complain OF is, The injustice OF
,,lmnc upou the people the car'icamres FUR
njs6ed by Mr. Clay's enc mics, IS the real por-
trait, Of his speetkes. What Mr.. CLAY says,
he i, Wiling 10 stand by; 10 man could ever
,ccu,- am Of eating his own words. But he is
75' wiling to be made responsible for the idle
,.,s whth his opponents choose pu! in his
mouth.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-15
LATEST FROM MEX co.
From the to,,isiaaa advertiser Of ,iugust IS.


Can, Ross of the ship Charleston. from We
ra Cruz, has politely furnished US with file
of Mexican papers vpifo &C. 1T Of August
Several coas,ing vessels had arrived at Vera
Cruz from Campeaehy, Tobasco and other plA
ces, but had not heard any thing Of the landing
Of the invading foe on the Coast. Al though
Captain Choa,e, OF he Schooner Venus, from
Rio Grande, arrived here on Sunday, Brings in
,elisence from the Spanish squsdron anchored
at small port abou' Is leagues south Of Tam
pico, and that the troops had ,fftc,td i landing.
On the tenth July, Gen. 81. Anna and his ar
my arrived in the city Of Vera Cruz. Toire
DAYS aG erwards he dcman d Of III. merchants
Of thai place $50 900 for The support uf his
troops, but was only able 10 "b ain $4,000
On the 18th he laid an emba go on all he YES
sells iu the por, Of Vera Cruz and she island
OF SACRIFICES, and on the 22j issued 4 proc'a
NATION forbJding the different consuIs to hos
the signals Of their respective nations. On the
Sis, July the embargn was raised
The foreign merchants throughout the coun.
Wv were apprehcnsive Of second attack on
their property, and were shipping their mos
valuable articles as fast as possible in BRUSH
and Preach vessels of war. No Anne ricau ships
OF war 10 port.
The government and its finances are repre-.
scn,ed as being in mos de lora5le CONDITION
10 meet the threatened invasion II is stated
,ha, not less than two millions Of dollars would
be necessary 10 place The republic in s'a'e Of
defence, as the troops are tniirelv destitute. -
Gen. ST. Anna has received orders from the
government, placing full powers IN his hands,
au horising him 70 act aud do as he p"ssed.-
He issued an order, accord ngly, to 'hs custom
house, p.ohibilipg the rect ptlon Of o'ernment
paper. FOR the future all d., les must be paid
in cash.
The navy is disman,lrd, and in no wise pre-
pared 10 act OF The defensive, with he excep-
lion Of few mall vessels
No,wihs, ndIrg these dishe artening diails,
which have been handed to.us by Cap sio Ross,
the papers are flied wi h proc Iama,ions from
the military commanders of he different states
Of the Republic, brea hing the pure spirit Of
patriotism, blended with that glow of military
ardor which ever distinguishes freemrn from
the vass,ls OF a despot. Though the horizon
Of the Mexican Republic has been clouded and
o-rrca>t-Sker internal peace dis RAJ led by par
" feuds and sectional discord-s,il we feel
conf len. that when the common enemy lands
upon her shores, her soEs will rush L. The CONS
hat, snt light aud cotquer like men determn
ed 10 be fee.
Several Anne sican and French vessels had
arrived at Vera Cruz, laden with brandy and
wine. the i'm 2oriation nf which, as well other
articles, & list Of which mas already been pub
hshedl will be pro- Ibited ib the course Of three
months from the 22G July.