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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-22

t1OMONf CORN.
Tthe subscriber has three hundred barrels corr
Tor sale at Little Dover the Farm Jane. Rive, i'm.
msdey above Jude Ferry, Goochlaud Persons va nu.
VIII .Ppy 10 has manager, Mr.. John Strnre on the Fam
" TO himself III Richmond. N
maybe. a,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-22

Gloucester County Court, yNoy Term, 1929:
SfeHE Commissioners appointed day 10 value Henri
NA Runaway slave Committed arl of I'M, co,,,y
returned report of the valuation Of slave aud be ca
oeihs oil opinion that the SAID runaway will rot sell At nubIc
ior sum sufficient 10 pay the prison fees and otbe
alter being confined jail twelve months. do fI The
tme oil ms imprisonment to be until the day of june
anu doth ORDER that the said slave ther eo be sold
y the 'hsh public suction, after and place Of as
having been advertised according {. lsw '
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-22
~ Copy. Eeste,
ARTHUR - DiUl

auction, al Glouceter courthouse fur ready money a.
urdsy the 18th day Of June next the slave enry
III the said oider. '"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-22

r..i1tn cay oil April, 1929.
nothed thatI hsve appointed Tuesday the 9Th DAY
oil 1879 LuneHburg courthouse order 10 carry the
ssa int eaee all persons interested 10 the said
porn are desired to seod to assist making up this ssd ..
Poro, oy ~ O'Clock in the forenoon OF that day
April "a ,,S-ct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-22


NlhGINIA At Superior Court OF Ob.ncrTy boIdeo :;
90 me iorsu Capitol in the city of WiiIismstwr The
William b. Taylor trustee of France, chsmnsut, Pt,f
in""'' oo'eman Leonard Henley aid Edward Chemnsut,
NJ. Uefa
This esue which the smendeJ bill of the plsin,i h.b
been taken Tor Confessed 10 the defendant. Thoms,
man aud Leonard Henley whom the for thai
purpose appears 10 have been duly sIecued 90 h, d.y
TO he beard on the otIsnal and bills the answers II
ne oolensn and Henley the original bill and ex
nio snd a. 10 me other defendant who this eouns
10 the mode sssrbed y iar against sb,en, defendants and
~ss argued by esusseb On confederation whereof the court
beng OF opinion, that moey Of the profit, Of the sves
eeufeG BY the exhibit flied in lhi, the bill and 10
which Frances Cbemiesu entitled liable 10 psytbe rds
en IN the bill mentioned doth sdjudge order and decree
mar tue Pautn Wm Taylor trustee aforesaid TENDER
before one Of the Com nsiiones of this court an account Of
the hire and profit, Of the slaves his bands 70
be trust fund.- which account the said commoner Is direct
ed to examine state aud settle, snd court spor wifi
any matters specially STATED deemed pertinent by Rm,eI Of
which may berequitsd BY the parties Ia be stated
copy Teste,
ED. CHRISTIAN, c. O.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-22

Ch.ncery-ln Amelia county, Febsuary court 1929,
Nathauia Harrison executor Of Edmund Iarri.cn d.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-22

4 Chsneery-Is Amelia County, FsSru.rv court. ss2,
u Arnhtssd sesy, Pie,
against $50
W.,hsm Sea-, and Pssehs L. rswpes ipdiydusllv end
missioner appointed by the county court Of Amefs a
". re sale Of The s,ste OF james 6eay, deed.
Inc Ds' WORKMAN Sesy, having sntsrsd hi, sope.r,u
security according 10 the Act Of AssemLv and hS
o. ina court an! appearing BY satsetory eydeuc q
Co. ns the d Defendant, do appear here ON the l,b
y 's . and answer the bill Of the piantiG and that
PAPER 10 The city Of Richmond or The town Of r.,
.v' Two see.s.vey and another copy posted
esssive court days. Oopv Tssss w t"o W.
A,.,o, Il. LEIGH, C.
--l.1 -. lfS-wavs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-22

Chaheey-At held for BuckicEEa county yCS
~ 9th day of March 1929: ~ ~
Alexander Fsfbsr assignee of William Smith vbo -.
ssnee OF WIN. GvIdon, pi,E
against
John Hsfdimsn, William Hsrdiman, Charles Hsrdiuo.,
fhena, Hardmas, Lntlebery Hardinan, Samuel b. Har;
man ufish iiardimsn, Gsrs. w Hardiuan DAVID N.6dor
and Ann his wife, Lawson G. and EI,aabeb ~,
heir, and distributes of Richard Hardan deed and Jh
Morris administrator Of the said Richard Hsrdmsn dse
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-22

Richmond, 10th Nov. 1928.
The Pate, interested 10 execution OF the "a, ar.
der are hereby notified that have aprost the twenty
eighth OF May next, at 10 oclosk the morning. 10
mense the same at my Once the City of Rehuosd at
whsh TINS aud place they hereby required to aends
in aud by said order.
VIM. G. PENDLETON, Corn'r.
AprI ~, 49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-22

The papers received by the late arrivals from
Engiann contain great complaints of the depression
Of trade. the little demand for manufsctures- and
!he distress Of unemployed workmen. method
mas been adopted to give employment and bread
70 some OF these persons by setting them 10 break
up stones for matchmaking the public roads.
me attention Of the House Of Commons has been
caJea 70 thIs subject. The evil Is one which
cahHo' % redehtd By legislation. 4 n6i5a gith
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-11
NEW YORK MAHKET-Scr, ,


The Corn Exchange is still very scanily supplied
and the prices rather higher. Richmond CITY and
Baltimore Howard st. Flour from new wheat, lave
been sold at So rs; New York and Common South.
ern at ~ and Western " 5-8 Sd. Rye donr ami
corn meal are also scarce. Several carGoes of Vir-
gna and North Carolina have been sold within these
two or three last days, 100 lI2 cts and several
cargoes of Souther Corn at Sc So Ashes have
continued to advance through the week, and now
both eprs stand at Sl27l Q. a good deal of Cotton
has been moving without change a! prices. More bu-
sncss has been done in French Brandy, but at lover
prices Fish are without change.
Our information from all parts Of the country re-
spcctlng the crops, continues to be of the most ayo-
rahlc kind. The quality is represented as unusually
good and the quantity large, and the harvesting &C.
corHpished with success. The causes of the presen,
scarcity in market appear to be, at the South, wet
weather, which has prevented the planters from
threshing. until they have been obliged to employ
their hands in planting for the year; and at the
W est, dry weather. SO that the streams have been in
sufficient to CARR the mills. We may expect an
abundant supply before long, and with it IL more
extensive demand. What the prices will be- others
cgn calculate better than ourselves. In the mean
time may remark, that the last accounts from Eu-
rope look like ordinary degree of plenty there; but
that in the West Indies, South America the Western
Islands, and various other places there will doubtless
be a demand for whatever we can spare, at such
prices as the parties respectively gree upon.
Tptrr (o,,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-11

Some time since while bus;ly cnraeed with s,,pdr,
persons, was presented with account agals, NJ r.
hawkins, tho late Postmaster at Frankfort Kep
lucky. prepared, is usual in the case OF suits fr
my signature. 1t was brougi,; by the clerk who us,
ally performs that business, and after encuirino lis
object, and ifhe it WAS correct signed !,
Tins was the only concern had in the affair." Soon
alter learned that the account was INCOMPLETE. t,,t
is, 1t was i'll far the books were at thu,
time posted, and wrote an apology To Mr.. Hawkins.
and advised him that complete account would be for
wardrd us soon as hts accounts were adustcd--whch
was done.
MIR. Kendall has sided clo7e to :he General Post
Office for several months past, 81 been in It's employ
and knows very well that am not the book keeper
AM your obcdient servant,
NBRAM BRADLEY,
Assist. Postmaster Gent
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-11
Cotton Yarnl

COTIOS YAR.N!! COTTON YARgN!t!tr
order to meet the eSigcncy OF the present times
"a and competition on fair ground-Also, to enable
Country Merchants and others, to purchase COT
1ON YARNS, rs cheap in pirginm rs other PARIS
of the Union--I have concluded to sell NV Cotton
Yarns by the quantity nf SO pounds and upwards,
In assortments of equal quantitiey from No. to 10
per Flo up to No. 90. 1t is not necessary to say
any thing about the quality Of these Yarns us trev
are so generally well known and allowed by oil wli6
have used them 70 be superior ana IL, ne Union
Orders left or forwarded to Mr. VIM. Clark ir Fe-
tersbnrg, TO Mr.: Willisn Wallace, Mr.. John Wyse,
and MIR. VIM. j. Clarke, Richmond or to myself at
the Factory will be promptly attended ~.
am also prepared to furnish Cotton Yarns DYED
ofany colour suitable for stripping checks or ginghas
will be taken in exchange for cotton yarns or einned
for the customary toll, will be purchased at the
Factory, and the highest price gwen have Wow
Garding Machine In operation at the Factory, with
sett of cards all complete, whicb warrant TO
card wool rolls in manner superior to what arsv
other ever did, does, in this section of country.
Price for cardng, 10 cents pound, IL l-2 cents
if find the grease. The arrangement is made
with this machine, that wool can be carded well
in winter in summer.
JOSEPH HEYWoOD,
PotcliGtan COtton Fnctory.
Address, Joseph Hoy3ood, Subjects Tavern, Pow.
haan. aug I3-w4w Q
COITU.N OZyV.3BURGS And Yarns.
TENiIE subscribers, Agents for the Petersburg
~ Manufacturing Company, have in store supply
of heavy Cotton Oznaburgs intended particularly for
negro shirtingsj and Cotton Yarns of all numbers
from to 90, which they offer by wholesale at thy,
Factory prices, viz:
For all numbers from 3 10 10
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-11

shore anu not Notwithstanding the day, however
au appica'ion was made to the Collector, who to
upon himself the responsibility of giving an order for
dre oag, winch order being committed to a trusty
y: me bag was at O'Clock Y. NJ deposited
IN me fost Office, and the Captain furnished with
fecHlP. upon the due rresentmeit of which to the
Goiet'er' ana making solemn oath to the same fact
the good ship Roman was permitted to enter and dis
we have these details from good authority, and
are mus particular in stating them tia. it may be
zen oy The Collector ind Secretary themselves i.
pofS'n! how absurd is their interference TO expedite
. ne business OF the merchants The whole tlansac
oh is veza'ious "a the Captain the owners, and the
"noie commin'ty,-and not only vcxatous but highly
Injurious. All the mails had been sen, off before
iese letters were deposited in the Office and thus
day was it'st IN al directions. The merchants here
au the stu greater misfortune OF spending the dav
in useless inquiries. '
!hat our own interests are on The side of these re-
strGtion' is evident for we happened to have the
exclusive possession OF the news what we had pub
ished retained the greater interest from the eiay of
,r @dvices. We make this remark, because we
hnow now common it is to answer NIL publications of
tins sort by the nsnuation at lenss some times undo
serVedl that they made from Interested motives
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-11
VTIRGINIA;-At superior Of chancey, held at the

VTIRGINIAA a superior court Of chancery held at the
capitol in tis city of Richmond, Thursday July 20,
1920 Robert g. Scott and other pits against Nathaniel Hsr
risO, cx'or Of Ednuud Harrison, Decd and other dts
For appearing 10 the court so much oi e order
made ~ this the 9Th Of February, 1885, rs directs the
defendant Nathaniel Harrison render account OF all the
real and personal Of his ssator remaining uuod rs set
asde and the the motion Of the plaintiffs aud with the
assent ote defendant doth order that the said defendant
render Of the legal and equitable assets OF his tesla
tors estate and Of the is thereon showing their porc7,
before the commissioner who shall execute much OF the SAID
order aside And that the commissioner,
acr having advertised r eight weeks in newspaper pub
cd the city Of Richmond, for all the creditors Of the said
prOuce and prove their claims do also state an
of the debts due from the said estate, and report the
the court with any matters specially stated deemed
pertinent by husc which may be required BY the parties 10
be stated. copy. Testc, - -
WIN G. PENDLETON, C. G.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-11


Remarding friends and Furnishing enemies, is still
the order of the day with the present Administration
to Office and public trust not talent integrity NOR
it, or service, but sycophancy and servility No man
who differs frem the Executive. unless he vii. re-
nouncc his opinions and sell them to the ruling pow
ers, can he appointed to Office however distinguished
may be his talents meriforious his services We
have Syla's prescription in lesser degree; he took
life, but his imitators content themselves with the
murder OF character and the establishment Of political
putlawry.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-11
BALTIa.oRE, Scntcmhcr :.

tHoM HAFANA.-Bv The sclr. Spartan Cant
Sro,heTs, a, this port last evening in - days
rom havana we learn that the Transports frigate
and brig, had returned from Tarnpico. which mace
had fallen into 'he hands of the Spanish forces. who
had been joinedby the Mexican troops NJ that place
The cavalry to the of 400 were the first t.
join the invaders
The evening the Spartan sailed, willie within tn,
Moro, was boarded by two officers from the guar,
ship, who ritied the trunks of Capt. C. taking ever,
dollar of cash tlterefromI which tliey divided be-
tween them.
Baltimore Flour was quoted at IT, ats to SIS
a small cargo, it was supposed would DO well
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-11

NOTICE.-MRs. NELSON continues her
Boarding Establishment adjoining the Wash
lngton Tavern within hty yards ofthe Capitol Square
She will be prepared to accommodates in the best
manner. number of the hculbers of the Con yentou
and Legislature, with their families, if reeuired
Goo stables, and carriage houses well supplied witt,
prpvender and careful Holsters. AUG Gig,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-11
SAVAHNAH. August 81.
LATE FROM MATANZAS.

ny the brI@ Stranger, Captain Hull, arrived last
evening in 70 hours from N!atanzas, papers and mi
CTS current to the 23d inst. have been received.
Capt- Hull states that there was no news up to the
oe OF ms sailing Left at Matanzas the U. S. schr
GlSu'p"s with part of her cre" sick The Grampus
was employed giving convoy from Havana on sun
days and from MatanZas on Thursdays. American
produce was dull at Matanzas. Rice was selling at
"a :. TX: Flour - 10, plenty and dull island
produce high and scarce.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-11

Co,tssfoNtE's OFFICE, Richmond, ing 18th, 1879
The parties interested notified that have appointed the
2G day October next and this Office, the time and place for
commencing the directed Nv the foregoing order n
Cou and the creditors If The of Edmund Harson dec III
required attend ~ the time aud place aud produce
aud prove ihciroain.s
. z ga ~. ii,rAKY BAKEE. rn-,'..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-11
JOHN n. GORDON.

Grocer and Commission yMerchanf,
AFFEIiS to his friends apd the public GENERALLY
~ well selected assortment Of GROCERIES,
at wholesale and retail, oil ercept ardent spirits
Special attention will he paid any produce cosigp
ed to him, soih The exception above made and receive
and forward goods to persons in the upper country
on the usual terms. snnt 48t =
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-11

EDiract from the last Enq,srer.-ssM Mr.. Barrie Mar
hons has recently explained the circumstances, under
which Bonapar;e was induced to code Louisiana to
The United States-aud, its cession has wreathed
the administration of Mr.. Jefferson with an impcrisn-
able renown, we should be proud to reserve for a.
Jackson the honor of obtaining the entire valley of
the Mississippi, for our Western Fellow Citizens"
Language would fail us, were VIC to attempt To en-
press the utter oathing and contempt feel for the
sycophancy displayed in the foregoing paragraph,
when we take bref, aal rapid review of the course
pursued by that paper, in relation to the present
Chief Magistrate of the U. States. 1t might be
properly divided into five acts, as follows:
Act LIST. bold aud fearless review of the con-
duct of Gen. Jackson at New Orleans, and in the
Greek and Seminole But at this time, no one
thought it within the bounds of possibility that the
"IIero of two wars would ever be a candidate for
the Presidency, much less elected to that Office.
Act I'd. The annunciation OF Gen. Jackson, as
can date for the Presidency by the Legislature of
tennessee. We well remonhef the astonshtnent
with which This was received in Virginia, and by none
with greater expressed, than by the Enquirer. The
notice of 1t in that paper was followed by sundry
notes of admiration. Language wigs too scchle, to
express the wonder and contempt it excited.
Act 3D. The most virulcnt, ainsivc, and emp
tuous opposition, during the first canvass for thu
fr'slue''ey. These are too We'll knnwn to Gc
requcied here. This act ends with the election OF
]. Q. Adams President.
Act 9TH. 'opnions unchanged of Gen. Jackson"
"a choice of evils &c. &c. THIS act ends With
the election of Gen. Jackson.
Act 5th Having thoroughly felt tho public pulse
and sufficient time having elapsed. TO induce the
hope, that these things forgotten, this act opens
with singing ''Hosa mas to the Curse sc. How
it will end, time only can show, for who would at
teuAh to prognosticatc the course of the winds?
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-11
DESCRIPTION OF LOWELL, MS.

i|cTdcl 81 a. teftsr from SCi!tehlGH BUSios.
~ have returned from Lowell the greatest manuc.
t''riig village in the United ;taesihc agent cave me an
opportunity OF examining all the extensive establishments a,s
hardly have spent four days instruction and
amusement Lowell situated the confluence
ana 'ierhac The soil is sandy, cultivation
bat the privileges have rendered spot admirably
adapted To the establishment of Factories enteprisis
and wealthy gentlemen of Boston sensible fact and
commenced the grand operations There companies
viz: Merriac Hamilton, Appleton and Lowell The
mac company ,he most wealthy and consists
OF hour spentd brick end buildings besides tiyeg,
printing and other necessary establishments There
upwards OF twenty thousand spindle
Ono OF the hi you know DESTROYED last winter bp
fire, III activity and enterprise have erected again. so that
is ready for tine reception of machinery The buildings
muucaiinn onre they have sheet iron wiio
ons 50 that wood work exposed the
or heal The printing works admirable for the
ingenuity and rapid execution block printing laid aside
except IN some Indispensable The process BY
means OF beautifully rshe brass cylinders have upor
them tie stamp which he transferred the cloth Tyl
are wrought in England however there is
ecret room IN which something of the kind allemplR1
here by the The agent this company cnicy,
salary of five thousand dollars per year The orr
companies rich this MerrinIac b,
they constantly making Improvements and launch
and higher operations which give
them character and superiority any works in
the county mandatory of effect
though very kiddcnnnstc BIsssis
have already been The latter rs necessarily very com
plcaicd Three required perform the wcsv.g:
about three yards only be worked day however
as beautiful and handsomely wrought ever SEEN
Ahou 1--we thousand employed these fco-
Tes of aud The females paid i'm PROMOTION,
sides board which 81 20 The mostly receive
per diem monthly payments made every Individual"
Mr. Rcelo Brazilian Charge dAfairrs, has formal
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-11

Mr.. Po;nset.--1hr department of State has re
ceiYed letters from Mr.. ponsett dated on.,he 18th
July last the day which the report of his assussi-
nation was prevalent mt Trinidad de Cuba.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-11

IN Henrco county court Aug l2th 1879: John w. Snh,
n pit against GeogIana Catherine Jones' infant by John
g. Nosy, sheriff Of the county Henrco her guardian ad
tem assigned by the defend her in this su Samuel
p. Parsons, and John Esteil, dfis.-iN CHAHCEEY.
The defendant John Estcl having entered his appear
and given security according tn the of assembly and
the ries this and appearing by satisfactory evidence
that ne mabSnt OF this country is ordered, that
tho said defendant do appear here The first day of the
November term, aud answer the bill Of the PLAINTIFF and that
copy of this order TIC forthwith inserted in pub
iised in the city Of Richmond for two months successfully and
posted the front door Of the house of s county
67 copy Tcsle, CHA'S WILLS, DPy. Ok.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-11
aug t8-w5tc WORTHAM {, McGRpDER
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD-

4 WILL give the above reward, for the apprehen-.
u heDsiou, and delivery. Of my man Billy Sampson,
who ran away on the 25th Of July last be is OF
brown complexion, about twentysix years of age,
five feet eight inches high ne has scar under
lis left ear; had on when he ran off coarse cotton
shirt, o2naburgs panaoons, white yarn coat and ar
old fur bat, nc also took with hirl old blue broad
cloth coat, and cashmere paDtaloons. The same
fellow ran of last April, and was taken up in Caro-
line County, Mr.. William Carriers estate be has
wife in Richmond, and is likely llyking about
ono Of the above places. TffOS. CARTER,
sep w9t; -qmraiac. Ki1g W.ijsm
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-11
From tie Political .qrenG of SentemJey. 9.
COZ III C,1AI u

We have been shown, to-day, by the President of
the'Vrgpia Gold-Mining Company now working in
SpottsylVania county, on the farm of MIR. Marshall
johnson, the result OF their abours for the last four
weeks 1t consists 1900 dwt. of native gold the val
Lars. Tire prospects of the Company arc latter
ing, and the amount which we have seen may be con-
scred but as the of their future success
The average value Of their mining is about $40 per
day.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-11

Productieeaess Of iie Crops.--We spoke tie o.
tler day OF the great yield OF wheat from the fields
OF the west We enabled to add another
remarkable fact: 1t has been ascertained by the mil
lcrs at Rochester, that seventeen kernels OF the
wheat of the present season, produce much fine
-four, as twcnty-seven kernels OF the last crop did
". Y. Com .4Gp Sent. O.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-11

RS. SAMUEL q. ADAMS, opposite
it-A the Eagle Hotel, has recently added 10 her
Boarding Establishment, and will be- prepared to ac-
comRodste several Members of the Convention and
approaching Legislature with board and lodging.-
Families visiting this place, will find her rooms airy
and comfortable, and every effort to render satsfac
ton to those who call on her, will be made.
aug i8-6t - r. .''.