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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-01
August IS, 1929.

PEDIGREE--1chich canno: be exceeded.
THE MARYLANDEk is one OF the best
bred horses in America: be was got by Rather,
which was by Sir Archy. and Sir Afchy by Do
med; the dam of Marylander was the celebra
ted running mare Nolimeiargure or Touch.me
not, by Topgsllan,, and he by Momede; the
grand dam Of Mary lander was the dam of Sir
Archy (Castsnira;) so that nothing can exceed
The blood of this horse. Given from uuder my
hand, this 5th day of January, 1898.
WILLIAM THORNTON.
Diomed. A chestnut horse, imported into
Virginia in June, 1898, by Messrs Lamb and
Younger, and purchased by them OF SIR Tho
mas Charles Bunbury. Oiomed WIS foslded 10
the spring of 1777, and was 81 years of sgs
when imported into Virginia The following &C
count OF this famous horse, to whom the Virgin.
ians arc SO much indebted for their present
fine race of horses, cannot be uninteresting.-
HE was one ofthe best racers on the Engish
turf. At three years old, he was winner seven
times without being beaten, although he con.
tended with the best horses then running. A
mong the races of that year lie won sweep
| stake Of 500 guine as, each, and also the Derby
| stakes at EPSON, which are the most impor ant
| in Englsnd; and give the winner more credit
| than any in The kingdom his winnings that year
! amounted to five thousand gnlncas. Al tour
| years old he received forfeit from the brother
! of Mopsqueezer tor 500 guineas; he won the
! Foriesque stakes, eleven subscribers, SO gum.
cas- each; and over the BEACON Course, miles
| and upwards, he won the C!aret stakes OF 900
| guineas each, beating seven capital horses, and
receiving forfeit from seven others His win
nings that year amounted to $50 suineas. The
! year he was Ave he did not start, having fallen
lame. Al six years old he won the Kings plate
at Gilforc, running three mile heats a9th lo0l6s
on his back; he run also for the Kings plate at
| Lewes. which he would have wen lad lie not
fallen lame. lie run this year for Two other
Kings plates and was the second best horse
for each: they were won by Anvil and Drone,
two of the best horses theH on the turf. lie ne
yer started more, and was afterwards ranked q.
moug the best stations in England, Diomed
was got by Florizel lone ofthe beet sons of King
Herod,] His dam by Spectator, erandsm sister
TO Horatius by Blank Flying Chiiders--Miss
Bei'voir by Gray Grantham-Paget Turk-Bet
" percival by Leedes' Arabian. Diomed was
the sire of some Of the first racers and stations
ever raised in Virginia; amongst them were
Top Gallant. Wrabgier, Peace Maker, Trux.
ton, Hamll'oniaO, Florizel, Potomac. ard Sir
Arcl,y. Diomed died abou, 1907 8, upwards
of 80 wears old.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-01
r AND FOR Subtitle subsoriber viii :,

T AND FOR SALE The subscriber vii, Of
IL ter for sale by public auction at the house
and tavern of Snodgrass, on Back Creek. on
the 2lst day Of October acrt, all that tract OF
land lying IN the county of Berkeley, on the
west side of the North Mountain between
Mount Zion Church and Parks Gap, containing
between 8 and 900 acres with several small ,e.
nements thereonthe land to be sold in lots a tli
VISION by actual survey will commence on the
ist day OF October, persons wishing to become
purchasers, would DO well to attend The division
as thereby the locality of the different lots and
their quality could be satisfactorily ascer,ained d.
TINS LAM IS principally in Woods consid. "a
BILE portion OF which is valuable timber Also
at the same time and place, shall offer for sale
another tract OF land, situate in the county of
berkeley on the eastern base of the third b,ll
Mountain, containing upwards OF COO acres.
which will also be sold in such lots as NAV snit
purchsssrs.-The terms ofsale, one third cash
and the balance in two equal annual ins,alu. en,s
on satisfactory security Tor The payment thereof
being given. For further particulars applv "a n.
Snodgrass. William Grantham, Esq or MIR.
Joseph Henderson.
September IL
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-01
MARYLAMDER

is beautiful bay, with the near hind foot
white sixteen hands high, seven years old, and
is OF the bes, stock ofracers--bis sire, Old Rat
tier, we'll known as the ieetest racer ever ran
in the United States. for he ran and won four
teen capital races without loosing single heat
his dam was the celebrated running mare
Touch me not, she at three years old beat Dr.
Browns celebrated running horse Wonder
with which he challenged the continent, for
one thousand dollars. at the City of Washing
ton, in the four mile heats, she beat the famous
running mare Gentle Kitty, by Archibald, and
won many other fine races; though Msrylander
was ruined as raser by imprudent manage
ment at three years old, at which time he ran
at Baltimore, and could have disianced the
field but bouited, aud from that time could not
be kept to the course Those who saw him
run declared him to be the fieeicst animalthat
ever ran on the Baltimore course
WILLIAM THORNTON.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-01

NOrlCE--The Co Partnership heretofore
~ existing between the subscribers, under
the firm of isaac S. L4Ut K, g Co. was,
on Friday the 10Th inst. dissolved by mutual
consent. All persons who stand indebted to
the concern, will, we hope. see the necessity
of making arrangements for a speedy discharge
OF the same, wten they are assured that the
undersigned are themselves under heavy engage
ments which they are DESTROYS oflquidating IN
the earliest moment.
ISAAC 6. LAUCK,
ALEX AMBER fEPHEN.
Mariinsburg, July 10.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-01

AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber will sen
IL that valuable rsct Of LAND, now IN inc
occupancy OF George Harris. Esq. two nues
from Martinsbnrg. containing 265 acres Of n, ,.!
rate limestone soil, now, in fine state OF cum.
walton, with vslusble Improvements thereon
AU<A such as large and conyene~
20: Barn. and other convenient out ho"
IAses, never. failing well OF eA'
celient waters good orchard of choice run,
&c. Possession will be given at any time s's'
the 23d day OF October nex:. For terms oisse'
apply to Alexander Stephen, in Mart'nsouss'
or to the subscriber near Frederick oS"
Maryland. RICHARD CROMWELL
Iune III, l829--tf.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-01
HORSE MARYLANDER,

will stand the fall season at The farm of William
B. King, near Martinsburg, on Mondays, Tues
DAYS and Wednesdays; and on Thursdays,
Fridays and Saturdays, at tie stable OF Joseph
Entler in Shepherdstovn, and will be let to
mares at tc, dollars the season. The season has
commenced, and will end the las, of October
Great care viii be taken of all mares put &c
Maryiander, but no responsibility FOR accidents
WILLIAM Il. KING,
JOHN X. WILSON.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-01

FESHE subscribers having purchased OF Mrs.
IA Ann Maria Thornton Of Washington City,
Executrix of the Estate of Doct. William
Thornton, deed. the beautiful thorough bred
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-15

: reyceiyc IN your paper ct this morning, a notice EOm tic
; Wing" stating that "A liberal reward would bc given by a
"negt5o," Of his, for a good reason why Miles King, Esq. was
Tcutcvcd by the President.
Being Gv Jait Of iha, matter, ! heg leave to state, through
vn0r columns, thai reason Tine main object to the said Mics
was,-that OF the 8th nf January, 1915, the said Miles called
Il little dog OF his SiERO," on account uf his having stu. k his
ial in a corner, and hy that means, whipped two Tom Cats
and a Monkey, all "a, once.
know that IL as thought the narne "NHles," is not very pal
aiable TO a certain i%IdiVidvdL since "A dust was kicked mp about
a negro of that name, in Tennessee; I know also, that IL is
thought there is but ono nan in this country WIN is entitled to
tme Title Of King" ijW the true reason is above.
with regard TO the appointment Of another Individual, 7
opine, that the only object was TO have SOMETHING "CiTHnd' in
Inis administration. IL is neccssav, in all government To have
high Sounding tr1es-Lous XIV. of France, though a"tIcTo,"
and a liking" Welded up the imposing authority of both, to the
GraId m0gie of the name of "Louis LegrGHd"-Non idem, sed
sinIils.
I would thank YOU to inform the Editor or the "Whig," that
7 constitute him my agent and attorney ia fact TO receive of his
"Deighbnp,ir that SANG r,rSrd;- aud " ! shOuhl not dTaw upon
him IN three months, to apply tive same 60 the buying upOf Ieus,
ink and paper, for the author of "Rsyospects," &c.
Yours, ANDREW ----.
Septcubef 3D., 1920.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-15
TO OUR PhTKOnS.

GTThe Editors of The Wing have engaged tho
services OF one of the mos, accomplished Stcnovra-
piers IN the L.. States, tn report the debates of the
Virginia Convention. During The session of that
body. the Country Wing viii be issued three times a
week. as our readers will wish to hear rapidly from
the Convention, aud ms their proceedings viii proba-
bly, occupy much space. 1t has been suggested to
Them that many persons who arc TOO poor 10 take
newspapers by the year, would like to subscribe for
the time that Assembly, which is SO deeply interest.
ing to all, may sit. To accommodate all such, we
shall relax orr rules. and take Subscribers for the SEES
sion. at the rate of the price of animal subscription.
II the Convention ave III session two months only,
the price oFthc paper for that time, win be one dollar,
payable in pdyancc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-15

or We find It Necessary 10 give notice
10 our distant Subscribers in arrears. TINT
unless they remit uspayrnent by mail post
paid, we shall be under the disagreeablc
necessity of stopping their papers. And
particularly Of those residing out of thc
State and in distant parts of it we must re.
quire a strict adherence 10 our terms of paw
ment in advance. The difficulty of calling
on them in any other way than this, we
hope will he our excuse.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-15
TRUST SALE.
or Real end Personal P,ope,iy.

az Real end Personal Properiy.
PURSUANT TO the provisions of a deed Of ,r,-,
from Robert e.. Smith, for the benefit of JossnI,
w nhams, 10 the Neutrality-suspicious. date ON the fsih
day OF AP;l, 1893, and of record in tho clerks OF,
ices Tor the counties of HoDrico, Gooclland and
New AeRt, ! shall Ivy the directions Of the said WI.
MANS, proceedt to sell at public auction, 10 the highest
bidder Tor cash, on the 18th day Of the prcscni
month, IN irout of the Bell Tavern in the CITY Of
Richmond, the following rcal and personal property.
to wi; One undivided fourth part OF a Tract Of
Land, eonlaintng 80 acres, &c The same. more or
less, wing and being in the county of Goochland. he
night whereof the said Robert g. Smiihd rri,,s. l,t
inhcr tIncc from his grand fsther under his VIII;
one undivided halfi IN n house and lot in the city. "a
Niohtn"nd, and fronting the present residence of H.
e1"nt Dr. D'Caw; one undivided fourth part in Sc
terai tots ol land IN the same CITY. near the Pm5,
House, and To which seversl two parcels of prorsrt~
.'st mentioned, the said Robert &. Smith derived tifio
ny inheritance FROM his grand- father as aforesaid; cnse
undivided fourth part Of the following slaves, to wiz,
Hachael, MatlSa' Mary. aud S.lvy, and TO which tho
-',Id Smith derived title in the same manner. ALi,
all the interest Of CTutchfeld CIump in his tnoth,rs
estate IN the county of New Kent, and which is con-
yeytd to the said Robert c. Smith by deed OF ~
cord IN the Office of New Kcrt county court. AIS.
one negro woman nared Bctscy, one negro boy
Hhnled William, two horses and one cart, and al.tL..
household and Kitchen furniture mentioned IN In
SAID deed.
Selling AZ trustee, | shall convey on, such iHls
- IS vested In i~neSwhich title is believed 10 re nood.
sept Got ROBERT q. SCOTT. 'Frsstpe.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-15
Major Stevens.

LLE WONDERFUL .A.HERK.aN DV.aRF
40 the honor 10 announce To- tire Ladies and
Gentienicn Gf Rlchmond, his arrival among the m
aud that he may DO seen ut the Union Hotel on Sn.
turday, Monday ana Tuesday, the 18th, lAth and
10, from 9 tail IL O'Clock in the morning, and from
J til! O'Clock in the afternoon, at the well known
room Paris.
The MAJOR is ROW upwards oftwenty-Gve years Of
age Weighing 81 lbs. and measuring 80 inches in
h eight, of perfect form, and talents Of no ordinary
cast. AZ Price of admission - cons.
son I1-lf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-15
TO TIE pUsIJC.

IL LIE EObIJt.
hhcNlng the great and proper interest felt Ly the
people OF Virginia III the approaching Convention, the
subscribers make the following propositions: They
have employed the best Stenographtts to report The
debates, which win be published rs rapidly as posi-
BILE IN the Wing, AS many persons are no, in the
hsoi, OF filing ;heir papers. and rs when taken into
their families they are liable 10 be destroyed, they
propose to file in this Office, the papers containinu
the debates, for as many as desire il. The expense
OF this will be aPportioned by the annual price of the
paper (S5) aud the length Of time required TO publish
the debates-for exaInple-if three months are re-
qnired 10 publish the debates, the price of the file
will be 81 25. This we imagine, no man viii hes.
late to give for a complete copy Of the debates Of
Convention. lfsulscribers desire their copies bound
that can be done at a small additional expense.
u Letters (post paidl addressed 10 us, will be at.
tended TO. or persons wishing to subscribe, can make
known their desire through the members of Conven
ton. The subscription TO be paid at the time ofdeliv.
cry.
dLCiiy Subscribers arc or conrsc Apr ised that
The debates viii first appear in the Daily paper.
PLEASAN1S. ABBOT 81 60
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-15
POHT' on Hff5JW1JNj
ARRTVFD

CT 49,
Senr. Ext. Howell, 4 days, from New York. with
sundr,es, TO Davenport. Allen L. co.. Otis. Dunlop ~
co, ~ Peylon. Lancaster a. Denby, Hubbard e.
Gardner, Kyle d Cochran, King g. Richardson. 10
gers " Harrison, J. McKildoc, Baldwin. Ives & Co i.
I. iiaxhal d CO., y. Swceny, Wight d. McMurdo.
&: NJ. Mitchell, Hall 81 Moore, J. N. Gordon. IT,
mcoh u Co: smi'h ~ Johnson, ~. IL. Valentine,
Burton y Tompkins, N. S,ration, NJ. Ancher,
II. Cannon, j Winston. J. Williams, BaowelI A
Smith, q F. Titin, Wan Mitchell, ir. Ravu,onJ
~ Brothers, Josa"ehompson John IL Eustace,
w " okyle ~ Co, III Nelson, w Cowmn. Er,-hman
d Andrew, NJ uollins, a Levy, p Tnylor. ! Block
81 Son, Wadswo,th 81 William and Il Lambert.
S'chnhna, focafoniss, Ferguson, 81 Ia te oue.amplpd short
passage "a nn,e haors aud 10 minutes from NofLk ias1rd, M
jamestown, ship Indian Chief bound down; at Sandy Point
ship Courier, do at. harrison's Bar, hriss Gov. Fen1er. and
,,cnI;c', DO at Jouhan's Poimi, bound IN, ships Sarah, aud Jno
Wells, also } hrgs; AT Bermuda Hundred, schr Fraucls PERI
bound ~: a, City Point, brig s'ork, do.
Schf virginia, Chnntcrs, , DAYS fom phn,d,lub;a with
s,ndries' to u i'ey'on, /. wobb & co, Rsiston g. rleasans,
hnsHeii q smith, = Taylor, & - Mitchell, ) Il Nash, Chi
d fInheriake, iiaiiowen, NCary x co, NJ swain, W Alison,
> a Levy Alien, jr ! Van Lew ~ co. Raymond & Brothers,
A"defson ~ Nicitnis, @ ticu,, X Mostly & co, Cook & RYAN
) Sssvay, p White, Barnes & Belt, W Allen, } 4 g. J MyeTs'
i l. y nsmNay' S,ns q Richardson, } d Cosby, J Kosher, }
Schr Expseeei,ion, Reid, from New Yots, with suudries, to NJ
Sctn Virginia, -, iron, Washington
G. 1 hi Ar ""H"i'k' brig Ajax, Alice, Hayre, in ballast, 10
SAILED.
Sohr Fairfield, Coffin, for n York. with ,obalco and -four.
NORFOLK, Sept. I2--In Hampton Roads, shin London
etown' iton up James River, hound to HAVE, brig Eiizabc,h,
Gregory, from Richmond, bound Ia Boston.
ne ship James Cmpper, GaIv, hound TO Liverpool, wen, 10
sea lToIn Hampton Roads this day.
SrtI lS-ATrd. brig liudnoy, Hancs. I'm y York. ? DIS
H'ea"'noats Potomac, and Virginia, Ifun RiclInrond. The
= pa'iga, al treslIIle, schI Little Georsc, Eyre, ofNi; at Bef.
nuds Hundred, a Dutch ship; at City i'oin,, ships Madison.
Ni"rHrcai' and hehry Clay, aud brig Emily at Earr.snn's Par
sehr ENr, Howell, bound up.
SAILED, brig Iomoka, Maxwell far Boston.
Mr." 'oEh, Sept ll-Cid, scLrs Ariadne, Robinson.
hchniond; Petersburg, Van lclt. Petersburg.
Ari' schrs hichhoud Packet, Knapp; Isaac W Norris. Town.
Sh" : ds; aud tnierprize, Young, 4 DIS, all from Richmond;
and llauet, Cole. , is fn Peter hu,a. and sIoon rr,yui.,c.
Brown, 3 dis fu Richmond.
fhliAnELPlllA Sept II Cid, brig Orient, Young, Pici,.
mona; schr Cumberland, Wheaton, Norfolk.
Arrd, sloop Trimmer, Price. I'm Riclnnonf.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-15

4 I rules, holden ~ tie cetks Wnco Of the county cCuu of
= Powhatan, from the 9Th to 18th day of September, inclusive,
in the year 1879: Talton u. Coz, pit agdinsi Daniel z. Bag,y
anti Elizabeth his wife, formerly Elizabeth Cox, adm'S with tie
WI ANNEXED Of Pugh +. Coz, decd, and kendrck NJ. Basby,
and Matilda NJ. Cox, an infant daughter Of the said Push =.
Cox, deed, under the age of2l years, dts lis CHtNCfHY.
This day came the plaintiff 10y his attorney, and The defendant,
KcndrcS VI. Bagby, not having entered his appearance and
given security according to the act of assembly aud the rules Of
this court, and II appearing by satisfactory evidence, that lac Is
tot an iniabiant Of this commonwealth; u is ordered, that the
said defendant do appear here on tho third Wednesday in No
vembcr next, aud answer the bin Of the plaintiff; aud that a
copy n This order I've forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub.
and that another copy be posted at the front door Of the coud
house Uf this county.
20 Aeopy. Tesio, r. y. GRAVES, D c
A + a court Of monthly sessions, held for the county flow.
- hatan, at tho court house thereof, on Wednesday, the 18th
day Of August, 1919: judith Howard, late Judith Mosby, pit
as ninst james Clarke, late sheriff If Powhatln, and as such,
"A im'r Of Robert W Mosby, decd, who was late guardian ofthe
said Juiiti. Howard, aud jesse Owen and Henry Anderson, bic
securities, and Merit VI. Booker. exor OF Bulcbeuy NOshy,
deed, Francis y Harris, Peter LosucuL, admir- Of Lucy his wife,
late Lucy Mostly, and tive SAID jesse Oven and Nancy u. his
wife. late Nancy g. Musby, and Robert Anderson, exior Of Mary
williamson, decd dts-Is CHAEcEnY.
Ihs day came the plaintiff by his attorney, aud tho defendant
Francis T. Harris, not having uttered his appearance and given
security according 10 tire act Of assembly and tc rules of this
count, aud II appearing 70 the satisfaction ofthe court, that he is
not AZ inhaiiiant oi this commonwealth; It's ordered, that the
said defendant Francis = Harris, do appear hire on the FIRST
J day ofNovenibcT court next, (beina the third Wednesday, and
such decree AZ the court may make herein; and tha' \ COPY Of
this order be forthwith inserted IN some newspaper published IN
the ctV Of Richmond, for two months successivcly, and tina
another copy be posted al the front door Of the court house m
this county
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-15
MMffsoea @aIe@.


N btNlUk e. TO. r
49, GROCERIES, &c.
On TUESDA the 18th inst, ct 10 o'e;ook. Win
De sold at our auction store, a general a;sortncnt OF
groceries. Also,
3 cases mems bliek fur hats
do mems and boys wool hats
septi4 o. ID. q GO. Aucts.
ADDITIONAL.
10 o'clock,
; iihds prime New Orleans sugars
do 81 Croix and Porto Ricp do
% bags Lagulra coffee
20 bpls CampbelPs gin
100 boxes snap
100 do candies
y doz iron gire siltcrs
safes, co boxes Goshen cheese
Malaga wine. French brandy, Holland ~.
olh Antigua rum, chocolate, mustard, gmrcr. fen.
gunpowder ~ imperial teas, 10 or casks Sic,iy
Madcira vine, speed salmon, twine, &c. Also.
a case OF VioiiHs an lots "a snit purchasers.
sept Is %. bS CO arc+-
DAMAGED GOODS IT AUCTToN
itiiS MORNING, at 10 o o'clock. VIII DO sold a.
AUCTION Store, 4 pieces German ozhabp,r s. para
Haie I: y no. a, imported by the ship VIrrtpia.
Oap,. j. D.. {. Hacket, from Bremen tn.Rahinore
and managed on the voyage ofimportution, and soli
Tor me benefit of whom it may concern.
Heht ID q. d.. 81 Co. Ancts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-15
Paper! PaperN PaprW

lust received, by JOHN IT. NASH, a very largo
- and good assortment of letter and iools-cap paper
which le will sell on ycrv reasonable terma'
And will receive in a few days, a supply OF straw
q, grass paper. Persons wishing tais new article
~ plcSso make Gaty ap.icst1.' sp" %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-15
amount nj PrDduce and number If BJnts pissed dotcn
Hrouvb he Lupey LOcLs.

SEPr. I1.-i9 hhds. tobacco; 286 bbls. -four; 427
hus. wheat; so kegs maud tobacco; atoms iron; ~
cords wood; n boats; Q coal boais; l7G2 bus. coal.
SErr. ~. 7 hhds. tobacco; It7 bbls. flour. 1860
bus. wheat; 1873 keys man'd tobacco; 9 cords wood;
10 bbls. wbiskcy; % boats. local boats $40 bus. coal.
SEPT. 1872 hhds. tobacco; 40 bbls. flour; 1868
bus. wheat: 4 cords wonl; % upland boats.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-15
Trust Sale of Land.

virtue Of a deed OF trust, executed w 7 j..
Trlcet TO the subscribers. dated the S0th januarv-
1898 and recorded II: the Office OF Tie clerk of Lou
81 county court, We shall. on Tuesday, the fslh dn %
of October next, It far, Il not, the ffst fair day there,
after. proceed 10 sell, on the premises, to the highest
bidder, the said J. j.. Triccs interest in the Tract OF
Land lying on Fork Greek IN the county of Louisa
On which his father, James Tricc, decd lived. TIE
said Price's interest being lots No. I, ., :. and in.
the loca! situation Of Which may &c seen by refer
encc 70 the plat filed in the clerks Office by H.,
commissioners who divided the estate.
Twelve months credit will he allowed the pua-
chasers, upon then giving bonds with approved seem
nty, and a deed oftrust OF The land TO secufe the pa
nenl. JOHN GARTH. & Trus-
JOSIAH LEAIEE, JE. { tees.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-15
. CARD.

LETTERS have been received from Eurorc, stating, Tint
FERDINAND s. CANlpBELT, Professor Of Mathematics ~
William e. Mary College, would sail for America on tho 9Th Of
Nurmt. or At the iatthce,i, about tie first Of September
The public arc therefJre assured, that he wiz bo r.eadyio
discharge tho dutics Of tive Mathematical Chair, from the com
mcnoontcnt " tie ensuing course. sept i5-2tc
0rJ- At 10 o'clock This Day, the drawing
Of The Delaware nud $. Carolina Lottery, No. 49,
will b. received a. BlOOEltS Oitlce'
son Ia