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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-12

letter IRON Washington City, mentions that Louis
Mcl.ane, E,q was attacked with a bilious fever i'm.
medii'eiy after his erival in Lon!on He was confu-
ed to Iii bed a. te last advices rPbI % 9d,
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THE NEXT STATE LOTTERY.

TIE NEAI SIATE LOTTERY.
CoHEN's OFFIcE-RaIfimOre
Oct. II, 1929.
" We present herewith, Glass No T. for 1929 of the
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY, No Z for 1929
Arranged on the ODD and EVEN SYSTEM, the
drawing OF which will take place in the CITY of BALI
more
Weanesday the 25M November
HIGHEsr PRIzE
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"AsHINGToN, Nov I9.-Mr Barbour, late Am.,i-
can Minister to London, ia in this CITY, on his re-
urn TO his residence in yirgni,. Mat L1,.r,
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CLERK s OFFICE.

CLERKS OFFICE.
HMANTED person, well quai6 ii 10 conduct a
Wv Clerks Office. lis hoped that none btt ~ r..
Of ndisputsble Qualifications Will apply.-Enonire
at this Office. Nov. H. 59-3t
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IRON nc Veo York. Aiece4qae airerfisoy. Mr., o.
IIIGIIIN IAIDDDrA NJ IL, n.nIfI, "


Capt. Thomson Of the Atlantic, LEFT Trepani (Islspd
Of Sicily the 29h Sept and Informs that report va,
in circulation which believed; that the British and
French had taken possession Of the Forts upon the Oar
danei'cs aud tina, the British Fleet had passed tbr,'
into the Black Sea- Capt. r. leaving Trepsni sroke a
British brig from Smyrna who confirmed the above
report.
FROM BUENOS AYRES by the arrival Of the
brig Bunker Hill At " Y. Busnos Ayrean papsrs ara
received to The l2t S'peiubei inclusive. Gen Juan
Jose Fiamon; l. ~ the heal Of tie government Mt
'eTs were tranquil. re DctHn had been celebrated
Tor he termination Of civil RejDcings and illurnn
lions he'd taken place.-Ths French Consul had re.
turned from MOnievideo and resumed his off ci. func
tons. II appears from The British Packet Of S,ot 81,
that the revenue OF BneHos Ayres Tor 1928 was 49,.
667753, and that there deficit at the end Of the
year Of SiS 317,li9.
Cen Lavaile, the late Provincial Governor, who in
conjunction with Rosas appointed Yiamont TO the Chief
iagifacy, has been appointed by the latter conmau-
chie Of the cavalry troops Of the line in the cap
iai, and has accepted the appointment
LATEST yRoM MoNrEvtDEo.-We are indebted 20
Can't. Adams, Of the Bunkcr Hill for Monevideo G.
zet.e Of Sept 25h.
a change bid taken place in the government The
Ministers q War and Finance having resigned q. r.
being compelled 10 rcsigo) ans Gen. Fractnoo Rivera
and Gen. Laveleja being appointed to succeed them.
By decree 81 Sept IO. DE- joseph Obas and Mi sueI
Birreiro are appointed 10 assist in The Ministries Of the
Government and oFte Treasury, with the title Of en-
eaygados.
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U,-fU prIIeS, amounting TO $4,000
Only 10000 Tickets in the scheme-Not One Blank TO
Prizc!-thc whole payable in CASH, which, as usual
at CoHEN's OFFICE, canbe had the moment they arc
drawn.
tpIheieTTekets, s. 90 Quarters, 81 90
Hdtues, 90 E5ghthS, 80
~ ORDERS either by mail (post paid or private
conveyance, enclosing the Cash orprzcs, will meet the
same prompt and punctua attention if personal APP
plicatlon. j. L. COHEN, Jr. Il BROTHERS,
Baltimore.
" The Register containing the Official List will be
forwarded immediately after The drawing TO those who
may request it. oct. 20. 4g-2awi2IdNov
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which 10 ,hew. nat there did not exist such dis
parity as was pretended on the other side, in the a.
mount OF taxation actually paid by the Eastern and
Western portions Of the State. Having arrived at this
INT In la. argument he asked the indulgence tba; the
committee should rise.
IL wssacc"rdeG to him on the motion OF Mr.. Giies,
and the committee accordingly, and the mo,ot
vi MIR. Ma.ol, III Cnnve .iln iInm. dateM adjourn ed.
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TO 7ITF; EDITORS OF Y'IfE EMO yIREP

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short Communicate under the signature of " ii
VTginian. concerning the Eliors of the N ronal
iDtelljg encer. The article contains two allegations
hot:i OF Them uniou nIed az d Of them caiunnous
As you have deemed the subject OF sui tient Importance
to be permitted to occupy at this time, portion OF your
crowded columns, allow another Nrgni,n much
will suffice 10 correct the mi. OF
your correspondent.
In correcting the first Of his errors, will adopt yo
own favoite mole OF argument, and dispose OF ii by
putting q'ie'on. Can The writer not perceive The
difference between the Convention which nominated
MIR. Crawford for the PresileDcy-a Convention pub
Hckly caled-hed openly, in the presence OF a thou
sand for the sole purpose Of pre-
venting dsccrd aud divisions IN the Republican party
on grea question, by recommending TO their fellow
city Ne, the hes oat Of several opposing can.
didares for tn Presidency aud then ds.oviug Itself for.
evc':-cau he, say, not perceive the difference be
tween such nton az this, caucus if he please
20 term it, aud that system OF caucus manage
nent, Introduced from New York into tn affairs OF the
General GoverHmef'-sn inquistorih power, which
like its prOto ype 10 Spsn celebrates IN which
maintains permanent existence aid constant action
which directs removals and dsposes Of Offices grasps
the entire machinery Of Government, Executive aud
Legislative. and seeks TO control its opera ions 10
make them subsidiary to the Interested views OF The
msn,gci! This the caucus systeri--the selfish bale
fui, vndictve system, which the Editors Of the inelli-
gencer, wuesu it, perfic IA eft cts the pure and
healthy action OF The Government deprccate and con-
denim. hont, hey conceive any iust impeachment
o hsir consistency, IN having supported the nOmina-
ion Of Ms Crawford, both ia its mole and purpose
The second charge which your Core, ponjcnt ar.
rapns the Eli'ors OF the Ineligenrer, IL the stale ca
Iumuy win which the readers II ihe Enquirer have
been nad familiar by repetition. Of sycophancY and
cub ervieney to men IN power. IL would be sufficient
10 Ibis SANDER with unqualified contradiction G.
harsher form Of eX esson might indeed he used) and
defy the To exhibit title Of proof in support of
W hot You accord 10 the privilege Of brief reply
will add few words tbis point profess, genie
men, be better acqusinted with the characters anil
Of h Editor OF lie Nat Ineigcncer than your
slondont be, and II be intended to charge
them with having shaped their editorial course
under the Influence OF any o'her cousilefa lions
than their conscientious convictions Of duty and patriot.
sfnor, that they have ever. in any instance conpro.
missed their Independence seli.respect with any man
party, irucklcd TO, courted auy individual in
power however devoted, further than the Observance
Of such courtesy is customary amongs, gentlemen,
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FOR THi. ENQUIRER
To ,;iesSys ?5,cHes, CtibeH .iicrtia and Stuart,
Members Of C0Hreatioa for The District IF FSa,'ls-
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EQAI9N0 AZ

(S01 Bcu's (Londs) Weakly Messenger Of September 2OJ
Finance and National Credif-Ami the gener-
al distress which continues to hang trade and
merce, and to prosecute, IL were, the
interest with uurelaxing force the finance and nation
al credit Of the government appears to stand unmpe sch
ed. Notwithstanding summer which has exhibited a
compound of all the Of the ycar,-the gloom o;
winter,-the hckencss of sprng,--snd the mors than
usual turbulence OF the equiDociia gales Of auumo;
Notwithstanding a summer in which the average OF
wet that has fallen has exceeded by third the or
binary proportion OF summer rain, and during which the
temperature has scarcely for single day approach
cd to summer heat, but has in instances, ranged
(eveD III the dog days) within 10 10 10 degrees below
II, notwithstanding all these discOurging which
might be expected to produce bad effects upon ma
ional industry, and to reduce and inpOversh all the
elements Of public wealth; Notwithstanding all these
natural disturbances our 6nance has scarcely ever
exhibited more prosperity, borne aspect Oo all
outward appearance at sast more bright and pronis-
ing.
There is litds doubt we mink but that the harvest
go far a. II has been lodged has been secured in
Ty bad state; and suspect that with the very
quality, the quantity will he below average. That
this will be the result i'm Scotland, and in the North oil
England, there can be no doubt though in other parts
oihe country the produce will probably be good, and
equal TO average. But IL must be recoHected that
the harvest Of last year also bad; and in former
years know WHIT calamity was inflicted upon the
country by two bal harvests following each other
In 1909 and 1900, which two had years, TIE
country almost visited by famine; and in 1917,
which with the exception Of 1928, was the last bad
season we experienced, the effects OF the dehcieni
crops, upon the annual revenue so great az To re-
duce !, 10 per cent below the usual standard Of our
nearly income
With such prospects, therefore, before us, and with
the experience Of the suffering, occasioned by had
and wet summers II IL certainly matter OF grea
astonishmen that the National Credit, as measured bJ
the public securities, should have attained 10 such
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HHALL AND WINTER GoODS.-The subscriber
a has received by the Richnond Packet, Phila-
dephia, Fairfield and Tantivy, from NewYork, his fall
supply of Dry Goods
The joiio,cing a part Of them:
Superhnc middling quality and common cloths and
cassiincres, all colours
Super do. do do. sanets
Super and common merino and peliese eloths
Flannels, baizes and carpeting
kerseys, plain, striped and plaid linseys
Circassians Tartan plaid and bombazets
Plain and plaid Norwich grapes
Cd and common width bombazines
Ladies' worsted, silk and cotton boss
Gentemcn's lambswool ard worsted half do.
Point, and duile blankets,
Merino, cashmere and Thibet square and long
shawls
Worsted barege handkerchiefs, assorted patterns
Common and superfino cambria prints
Irish linens, lawns and linen carnbrcs
Fine and superfne cambrics and jaconet ditto
Plain and figured Swiss musns, book do.
Italian Lustring, senshcw and sarsncts
Gro dc Indies, gro dc Maple and gro dc Berlin
Heavy satin Lcvantines and satin reps
3-4, Al and 5-i bleached and brown domestcs
81 and IA colored do. and apron checks
lot Of COTTON BAGGlNG very low by the
piece.
With variety Of other articles in the Dry Goods line
most OF which have been purchased auction in New
York with money, and will be sold unusually cheap.
MANN s. VALENTINE,
Corner 4th and II SIS. Shocke Hill.
oct. IL. aS-l2t
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FEyHE Propretors of the Richmond and Baltimore
81 Union Line of Stages and Steamboats, by Tappa-
hammock respectfully inform the public and travellers
generally that this line has boon in operation year,
that the best of coaches horses and most experienced and
careful drivers are, and will be constantly kept; that the
route affords the best accommodations good roads and
night travelling by land The stages leave the Bell
Tavern in Richmond, every Wednesday and Saturday
morning at o'clock, and arrive at Tappahannock to din
ner, returning, leave Tappahannock every Monday
morning at o'clock, and Thursday mornings the
rival of the steamboat Pauxen from Baltimore and
rive in Richmond, in the evening. On Saturdays they
must meet the Patuxent at Tappahannock ready TO take
passengers to Baltimore, which arrives there the
ceeding day by O'clock p. Nj. The boat leaves Bal
tmore every Wednesday morning and arrives at Tappa
hammock on Thursday morning. Tie Proprietors will
spare abour expense 10 render this areea
bic, and they have the pleasure TO state that passengers
have uniformly expressed themselves delighted with
the line.
~ Stage fare at the low rate of SO so; intermediate
stages, cents per mile
The Charleston Gazette, Petersburg IntelligeDcor
Lynchburg Vrginan, will publish the above for two
months. oct. 10. 45-2m
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Lmhts forfeited to me Literary Fi0if

AUDITORS OFFICE, 9th July, IS2g.
HDUBLlC NOTICE.-By the act passed 9th March,
n 1927, entitled An act concerning lands returned
delinquent for the nonpaymen Of taxes the operation
OF which was continued by asubsequcn act passed 9th
Feb lS2S,-a delinquent lands which were vested in
the Literary Fund, and not redeemed before the
first ~ the present month by the original owners have
become absolutely forfeited Provision made however
by the first above mentioned act in favor OF such person
or persons who may have good legal equitable title
to such lands, held or derived under grant from the
Commonwealth, bearing date prior to the time of the
said lands vestng in the President and Directors Of the
Literary Fund, who, previous to the 9th Of March, 1927
may have settled and improved the lands claimed by
them, who derive title under some person having
thus settled and improved said lands. But person
shall be entitled to the benefit Of this provision, who
shall not before the first day IF December, thousand
eight hundred and t,oenfy nine, pay into the Treasury,
on the proper warrant of the Auditor of Public Accounts
all taxes upon the lands clamedbyhim either in his own
name or the of those under whom he may claim title
or by the person. persons in whose right the
same was forfeited, such portion thereof the land
claimed ought TO be equitaby and raaby charged there
with with 10 per cent per annund damages the
which shall be each year due from the LIST day of
Der, of the year in which it becopes due until paid
JAS. Il. HEATH,
July 10. 1S-n Auditor OF Public Accounts
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a NLOUCESTER LAND FOR SALE.-In pursu-
Va ance OF Decree of the Gloucester County
Court, made at October Court, 1929, appointing me
trustee to carry into effect the provisions Of trust
ecutsd by James c. Watt of the first part GustayIs
Jones OF the second part, and John Fauntleroy acting
executor of Thomas Fauntloroy, dec of the third part
will be sold on the third day OF December 1922 fair;
II not the next fair day thereafter, ready money!
former deed OF trust, and which tract contained at the
execution Of said deed eight hundred and fifty acres
more or less Beginning on the Dragon Swamp on the
the South. and Matthew Kemp's land on the West ard
being the same land which sad James c. Watt for
nerly resided This land is considered very produc.
onablc, but selling as trustee according 10 ssiJ de
cree, shall convey only such title as ! am invested
with. r. T. POLAND Trustee
Oct 81. 5Lw1,vs
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HOHN Y. SAVAGE, DENTIST, has removed
90 TO the middle tenement in the block Of buildings
east (and next to Mr. Tchenors carrag making shop)
where nc may be found at all times unless otherwise
engaged He is prepared TO execute all kinds of work
in his line, in the neatest possible manner. He will
set teeth from to full se The most approved
panand where the front teeth not much decay
ed, hc will them in such TO defy de-
lection under the stricet scrutiny from Dentist
FIe files, plugs, cleans and extracts teeth with a.
much the patient, the nature Of the case will
admit of.-Terms moderate.
oct. 22 bO-H
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HtORDONSVILLE FOR SALE.-Thc subscriber
& offers for sale his tavern at Gordonsve in Orange
County, with tIoo hundred and try acres IF land at
South West Mountains, 81 miles from the University Of
Virginia, 80 from Fredericksburg, so from Harrison
burg, and 10 miles from this place. The stages from
Charlottesville to fredericksburg pass three times week
and since the late arrangement of the mails between
Staunton and Guyandote the number of passengers has
greatly increased Tho mail stage from Richmond to
HarrsOnburE passes twice week For terms and far
Their particulars apply to the subscriber.
sept. %. 40-u JOHN N. GORDON.
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UDUBLic AUCrlON.--By virtue of a deed oil
trust, execated 70 the subscribecs, by RandolnL

\
II trust, executed to the subscribers, by Randolph
Ross OF the County of White, in the State OF Tennes-
see the 18th day OF August 1920; and recorded in
the Husiiugs Court, Tor the City Of Richmond the
Goth day Of June, 1921; and ordered to be certified
which said deed Of trust registered in the Regis
tors Office, in White County, state Of Tennessee,
the 9Th day Of August 1921 and also registered
1hc Registers Office, Ia Warren County, State of Ten
nessee tho 9th day August, 1921, for the purpose
of securing the payment OF sundry sums Of money,
,entioned in the said deed: will be sold by Public
AUCTION the highest bidder, ready money, at the
front door Of the Eagle Hotel the City of Richmond
on "Wednesday. the 10th day OF December next, at IL
o'clock, il fair otherwise the first fair day thereafter
the following property TO witt a certain piece par
Gel Of land in the comfy Of Warren State Of Tennes-
SEQ containing 81 acres. including the Arch Cave.
Sundry other pieces parcels OF land purchased by
the said Randolph Ross Of Saunders, George Saun-
dsrs, Jacob Deake, Beverly Harp, John Officer, Will
liam Eaves Alex ander Nc urray Charles and William
Gressun, Thomas Ray, and Elijah Drake, and sundry
pieces parcels OF land in the said County and State
granted by the said Stale, TO the said Randolph Ross
supposed to contain about twelve hundred acres.
Also certain piece parcel of land in the county Of
White in the said state OF Tennessee, containing
hundred and fifteen acres including the Big Bone cave,
and sundry other pieces parcels OF land in the said
county and state, purchased by the said Randolph Ross
OF Anthony Debruce, John McLemorc, Geo. Saunders,
Elijah Saunders Elhu Saunders, Jacob Drake, Isaac
Drake and John Wison--and sundry pieces parcels
Of land in the county and state granted by the said state,
TO the said Randolph Ross supposed contain about
eleven hundred acresAlso third part of certain
tract parcel of land in the said county of Warren,
state of Tennessee which the said Randolph Ross holds
Jointly with Elijah Drake and Daniel Pain, containing
three thousand acres including the Salt Wells Rocky
RiverAlso Is negroes, whose names ''not
collected nine OF which in the possession OF Reu-
ben Ross, and six in the possession Of William Ross,
Jr also all the stock in trade at stores belonging
to the said Randolph Ross in Tennessee one of which
10 kept al Sparta the other Arch Caves the first case
OF which stock amounted to $4,000. And also the
chandise in the hands of Reuben Ross of ton in
Virginia belonging to the said Ross, valued at UOOO
The sale will DO conducted by Thomas Taylor.
w. cambridge, }r.
w. NEKERYIS, ( iru"ees'
Oct IL. aS-tds
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ELOTICE-To all whom it may concern Take no.
dce, that determined to close all nv accounts
and transactions before the first day of January
next and request all persons who have any claims against
me- as administrator of George Davis DECEASED Mary
Davis, decd. John Smith, decd Elisha Maxey decd
and George Radford decd against me as late conso-
BILE OF Powhatan county, against me Individually or
in any other whatsoever are hereby requested
TO bring them forward before the above date as
shall refuse TO pay all unsettled claims after that date and
shall plead this notice at bar And all those who are in
debted TO me, hereby informed that no indulgence
will be given them after that date.
Powhatan, oct. 49, 46-w4w| JOSEPH D. DAVIS
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Oct II

a LOUCESTER YORK RIVER LAND, NE
NW GROES, sc. FOR SALE. In pursuance of the will
OF Augustus Olivier, dec. will positively be sold OH the
premises, on Wednesday the 25th November, 1929
II fair, il not the next fair day thereafter the valuable
plantation OF which said Olivier died possessed-lyine
on York river and containing about APO acres The
situation possesses all the advantages be derived from
River Astounding in the very best fish and oysters to
be obtained Immediately before the door The soil is fer
tile and well adapted the growth of corn wheat bar
ley. OATS cotton, sc. There is on it fine dwelling
house commanding extensive view of the River; to-
yard of the very best grapes. For health and beauty
this situation is not surpassed by any on the River
This land adons the estate of Capt Isaac Andrews ge-
Morally known by the of Cfaybank,a mile below
Col VIM. Jones-separated below from Roosevelt estate,
by Aberdeen Greek, and is about mites from
the Courthouse. All persons disposed purchase such
an estate, are invited TO view tho premises Also
the same day, all the negroes, stock and farming
utensils of which said Olivier died possessed, together
with the crops OF the present year.
TERMS-For the land one third will be required in
cash; annual instruments for the remaining twothrds with
bond and approved security and deed of trust the
land. For the negroes, Stock &c. terms made known
ON the day of sale The title isbeleved will be
Questionable but selling sheriff and committee,
shall convey such title is vested in Possession
delivered the terms of sale complied with
JOHN FIELD ID. S.
for H. l. Nuttal Sheriff and Committee of tho
Estate of A. Olivier, decd.
Tho Norfolk Herald will publish the above weekly
times, and send their account to this Office for payment
oct. 22. 5O-tdss
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TEJAS committed to the jail of Powhatan County,
w on The 18th day Of July last ne gro man who
calls himself Berry Ellison, and says he is free man
was born and raised in New Kent County dark COM
plexion oil his forehead. and on his breast
feet inches high, had when committed TO Jail, vel
low Cotton pantaoons Cotton shirt; other cothing
the said negro has not yet produced any evidence
OF his eedon 10 appearances about I'll years old The
owner, IL any, Is requested 10 forward prove his
properiy,pay charges, take him away orhe will be dealt
with as the law directs. RICHD BASS, Jailor.
Sept. %. 30-w12w
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NoTICE.-A petition will be presented 10 the nest
y General assembly Of Virginia, for leave TO be
granted TO the following persons Of colour 20 witNely,
Hulcly Palmoia, Louisa, Eliza, Dabney, Milton and
their Increase, emaucpacd by the last will and testa
mcn OF Richard Sandrldgc, decd of record in Louisa
County Court Clerks Office, 10 remain in the State.
oct. 81. 5t-t7hDec =
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FNNRUST SALE OF NEGROES-By virtue OF a
FL deed of trust, executed, TO Randolph Harrison
and myself, by Charles Irving dated tho I'd day of
May 1927, and of record, in the Clerks Office of Buck
ingham; SHALL on the second Monday in November
next that being court day, buckingham Courthouse
sell to the highest bidder, at public auction, for cash
seven negro slaves large proportion of them val
liable any in the State The title the above
toned property is believed to be unquestionabe; but
acting trustee, shall sell only such is vested in
me by the dee1.
NELSON PAGE, Acting Trustee
Oct. 70. 4g-tds