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WARNER HALL FOR SALE.

w AhNEh HALL FOX SALE.
3 NftlS valuable Estate containing 1900 acres of the
e best Gloucester low grounds is offered for sale ON
the most moderate terms. In strength of SOIL health
and advantages of location, Warner Hall Yields to no
farm in the lower part of Virginia The land produc.
tive and easily cultivated, is also particularly suscept
bic OF improvement from lime, and marie: lime can be
obtained at small expense from the shells of the oys-
tiers, which abound in the numerous rivers and creeks
IN the neighborhood of the property, there beds
oil maie on every part of the farm. The Severn river
running the whole length of the estate, affords ready
transportation TO the Georgetown, Baltimore Phadel-
phia and New York markets The value of the estate
much enhanced by the large portion $500 acres) thar
Is timely tmbered with gum, pine hickory and oak of
which The land be cleared with small cost of labor
and will give 10 cultivation, soil Of tho very best quail
tiles.
The tract can be divided into two farms On the one
iherc IS large two story brick dwclling house with
hye conmodious floor, and attached 10 il two
Offices of brick Zone Of them used as a kitchen and
aundry0 with every other building convenient for the
use oil the family and fann.-On the other farm there
is framed dwelling, with every requisite building
The value Of ihc land, the health always enjoycd by
the residents, te abundance of fine fish and oysters
and the circle of delightful and improved society in lis
neighboThood, make Warner Hall most desirable and
delightful residence.
Gentemcn DESTROYS of purchasing, may obtain any
information as to the property OF sale by COM
nunicaton in person by letter, directed to VIM Re.
bins Sr. OF Gloucester County, Va.
May ~ 6-w@5.
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LAND ZOE SAFE.

EW Tract of Land or miles south of Charlotte
IVM Courthouse, containing 666 acres 100 of which
is Hat land On Twittys Creek, and from $50 TO SOC
acres in wel-mbered woods, all of which will bring
Tobacco. The plantation under good fences lies well
and is capable of great Improvement The soil is par
ucuariy adapted 10 wheat and clover as well as corn
oats and tobacco. The Houses large and with small
expense might be rendered comfortable and convenient
for entertainment. The situation having been long re.
marked of the most commanding for public house
in the Country. would sell at reasonable price and
on accommodating payments, and give possession o
the ground, as | get of my crop, for seeding wheat
and as soon as can gather in nay crop for market give
full possession. Should | not sell before I shall on
the 9th day Of October nexts offer It to the highest bid.
der on the premises. The terms will then be made
known and win be accommodating. Any person wish
ing to purchase land in Charlotte County, will please
call on and look at the land. In my absence nv
Ovcrseer will show it. JOHN FENEELL.
june ~. 12--wtlsOct
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.-1he undcrsign.
cd wishing TO dispose of his plantation Hard
ware river, in the County of Abemarle about six miles
from the town OF Scottsve James river, will offer
for sale. on Tuesday the 18th day of August next on
acrcs-of which fourth part are low grounds, and
much of the first quality The improvements on this
plantation, consist of comfortable dwelling house.
barn, wheat-machine, sc. This land may be divided
into farms lying each side of the river-and will
be sold in that way, if rcquiredt will be shown at
any time previous to the day of SALE by my manager
given, at Christmas with the privilege of seeding q
crop of small grain, athe usual time. Terms will be
made known on the day OF sale.
SAMUEL DYER, SIR.
Albemarle, July7. I7-wtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-21

fhcalth residence in the county facilitates the
QUESTION Of the requisites conducting to the establish
oil health. Exercise and temper rance are the two
best physicians in the word-the one whets the appe-
lite, the other prevents the abuse oil it, Upon farm
il becomes indispensable that the should be al
WAYS actively engaged otherwise he cannot hope 10
render ls property valuable IT, therefore, he dischar
ges his duty, he will nd Unnecessary take regular aud
abundant exercise. The constantly employed,
is most likely to lead temperate life Those only who
lead life OF Incidence, aud tortured by ts atten
daDt train, Of fears SORROWS chimeras and passions
plunged into The horrid gull OF intemperancc. inhabi-
tants OF city almost invariably lead scden,ary life,
AMI ii there those who take exercise they com.
pelied 10 It, In air polluted; they breathe the pese
niasniia generated by the filth of the city. Inhab-
itants OF the country go where they WILL breathe pure,
unauthorized air; alluas of course those dwelling
in sa!ubious regions Health then is one great meal
culablc advantage, resulting from a residence in the
county. O.nnpolent Heaven can confer higher
blessing upon manhs renders smooth the rough paths
OF le-ths furnishes man true JOY, than he could
Idcrive IRON the combined treasures OF Golconia Po
osi. Without IL. the pleasure resulting from gratifsd
ambon successful love, or brilliant fame, vain and
hollow. Without IL, every other power, pysica al or
mental is torpid and lileess would be the vegea-
ting powers without, the genial influence OF the glorious
sun
| The immortal Locke somewhere say. che that pos.
sesses sound mind in sound body vans little else;
he that either be but little the better for any
thing eI'e" A sentiment TO which the world viii u
unanimously subscribe And Martial has comprised the
same sentiment IN one solitary line:
''Noa est viverc, sod vaors, vita"
10 il health which biunts the edge of all our mslor
tunes, and adds double relish 10 every endowment.
renders the body vigorous, the mind masculine. Dis
ease engcnders soti. this induces efeminacy. OF tn.
corporeal and intellectual faculties will conclude b,
expressing more orciby, in The language of adj
mired poet. the difference between them:
cine wise and active conquer difficulties,
y Se as 10 SisSnp' , sS Of sG nD "n @
FALTORE
June 81 1929.
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LOYALL COMPANY.

IOYALL COMPANY.
NJ Office is hereby given all concerned, that Tho
1 mas w. Gilmer of Albemarle, has been appointed
General Agent of the Successors of the Loyal Compa-
nyand that other person is authorised to transact
any business of the Company in the character of Agent
By order Of the Standing Committee
Of the Successors Of the LoyGII
Company.
N. b. Mr.. Gilmers address is to Charlottesville &.
June 10. I2-w6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-21

ri AND FOR SALE will, on the 4th Monday in
Aug in the towof Urbanna, (iddlesex) sell TO the
highest bidder accommodating terms the plantation
called Priams situacdin the lower end of Mddlesex Co.
containing 500 acres This land abo,inds i'm pine wood
and is very convenient TO the navigation of the Kappa
hammock. WM ROBINSON A,lm,or
July TO- IS-4MAug of Needer Robinson.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-21

RBUBLiC ENTERTAINMENTS .--The gubscribe
w. informs his friends and the public generally that in
connection with his mercantile business at Wilmington
tIuyanna, he has taken that old and well known Public
House. recently kept by Mrs. Wills, (now Mrs Cole
and hopes TO obtain portion of the public patronage
The House having undergone various necessary re-
Pars is now in complete order for the reception of Ira
velers, and as Mrs Cole viii devote herself exclusive
y to the domestic concerns of the establishments nothing
can be wanting 10 render the stay Of the visitors
able The Bar will always be furnished will, The most
choice liquors. selected by the subscriber in person and
ne can assure his friends at better can be procur
ed IN virginia. VIM j. COLE
~ 49, Visitors will please rccollect that NV Fstab-
Ishmcnt Is white Frame House on the lea hand
SIDE OF the main Stage Road leading TO Charlottesville
Wilmington, June %. 13-w6,O
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EXECUTIVE DEfARrMENr,

- Feb. II, 1879.
SEROPOSALs will be received at this Department
for the purchase of the transports in the Pcniten
tiary Terms, cash Those disposed 10 purchase will
give in their proposals without delay.
BY order, VIM. III. RICHARDSON.
Feb. 81 0f-tf
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Lunatc Hospital, williamsburg.
NOTlCE is hereby given that all the cells i'm this
institution occupied, and that no more patients
will be received until of the said cells are vacant
due notice of which will be given BY order of the
Court of Directors L. HENLEY
Nav g.. d5-tf
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BENJAMIN III. MAGRUDER.

ATTORNEY AT LAW.
HEAVING located himself at Union Mills, Fluvan-
d u ma, on the main Stage road, leading from Char
ottesvle to Richmond, and having associated himself
in the practice of Law n part with John Timberlake,
Jr Esq of said place. will attend the Superior and In
fcrior Courts of Abemare, Louisa and Fluvanna and
the Superior and Quarterly Courts OF Goochland Any
communications addressed to them conformity or TO HIM
self separately, viii be promptly attended 10.
May -. 4-w2m
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We copy o No IS Of the Critic, the following beautiful lines
By a god OF the accomplished Nona.They arc
worthy place with any Of the illusions of the ,cus Mrs lie
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-21

BULLION AND SPEcIE.-The following information
Is gathered from the Letter of the Secretary of the
Treasury 10 the President OF the United Sates' on the
commerce and navigation Of this country for the year
,,rx IL l,l.C &. %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-21

aLBE.h4RLE GRAMMAR SCTFOOL
THNHE undersigned intend opening on the Goth june
~ next, near the University of Virginia. school,
IN which win be taught the LATIN, GREEK, AND
FRENCH LANGUAGES, AND MATHEMATICS
Ihey pledge themselves to spare pains in commune
eating TO those who may be entrusted to their care
knowledge OF what they profess TO teach One or Che
DINER OF them viii be with their pupils the greater part
OF ue day when the Student Of French has progress
ed far enough, the whole of his instruction and CONVEX
sailon viii be carried in the French Language that
nc may be enabled to speak it with facility; an object
rarely attained.
TERMS
For a session Of five months, $40
Mathematics only, "A
The Tuition fec will be expected in advance.
" j. FERRON
s. II. ROYAL.
N. B-Mr' Feron is making preparation to receive
8 or g boerdcrs in his family.
Maya. 4-1afst
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EhgtOte situations JOr Coifon and JpoolIen 1fol,n
factories.
THNhE subscribers inform the public, Chat they have
"a Tor sale or rent, reasonable terms two very eli
Gble Mill sites on James River contiguous TO their
tlour and Corn Mills, situated the public Dock
upon good navigation short distance only above Mayos
bndge, and opposite the Capitol with ample and con.
slant supply of Water, under fall or pressure of %
eet neither subject 10 thoughts freshets-cither OF
which sites, can be improved at small expense the
canal being already formed Letters post paid win be
duly attended 70. r. IIAXAIL & Co
The National Intelligencer, American and CONNER
cia Daily Advertiser, (altniore) and New York Eve
ming Post, win insert the above once a week for two
months, and scnd their accounts for payment.
p. III. & Co
July .. I6-w2In
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EROBTiNG CLOTHS. &c The subscriber has
y jus received, and will constantly keep Tor sale
b0ftng Cloths Of all numbers ard best quaity.- Co.
ogne and EsopUs mill stones Of all sizesiIl screws
best selected french Burr mill stone blocks Of large
SIZE &C. BERNARD PEYTON
'uiy ~ 21--w2w
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Tolua1Ie Romloie Land lor SaIe-

Idtn06te Roanoke LGnd for sale.
virtue ola deed OF trust executed to the subscriber
nd ny John Taylor and Elizabeth his wife, and duly re-
corded in the County Court of Brunswick dated the
Zlth oil March, 1928, shall sell the highest bidder
at PuoiIc auction, on Monday tie 18th day of Au-
gust next at mecklenburg Courthouse Git being court
day. tract OF land lying The Roanoke river called
Blacks Ferry, and partly in The counties of Mecklcn-
burg, brunswick and Warren. N. G. containing 1900
acres, about 300 OF which first low grounds the
upland OF deep mulao soil, very productive and a.
bounding in wild locust growth. Possession will be Civ
en- on the Ist january next
The terms OF sale will be half of the purchase
money in twelve months from the day of sale and The
other half in two years thereafter; The purchasers
executing bonds with approved securiy and decd Of
rust on tie iand to secure the payment
LEW. JONES, Trustee.
JUNO =. l8--w4w
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NOTICE.-Thc subscriber has appointed, during ms
IN absence from Richmond, Mr.. Barrel W Wal
thdff his Attorney in fact for the purpose of enabling
him TO collect the debts due the late firm Of William
Neal Co.. and the subscriber earnestly requests the
debtors to said firm to call on Mr. waltha at his dwell
Ing corner of Main and nth Streets lately occupied By
VIM. Ncae, deceased, and discharge their accounts.
JOHN Isle.
Surviving partner in the late firm of VIM Neale & Co.
June o. ST
FENWENrf DOLLARS REwARD--wili be Civ
~ en- Tor experimenting aud delivering 10 me, or sc-
curing him in jail, my negro Man BILLY, who calls
himself Billy Wodiy. He absccnjed on Tuesday night
the 23d inst. apprehend he will attempt to get TO
Richmond by going down the river In boat. He for
meily belonged to Mr.. Zacharia Brooks formerly of
Richmond and il taken in Richmond and secured Ia
jail there, will give THIRTY DOLLARS RE-
w tRD. Billy is about thirty years old, well made,
.her stout, and shrewd fellow. Had on when he
went off, coat of domestic cloh, tow linen pantaloons,
lur ha, pretty much worn. lie il Of dark complex.
ion, and about five feet four inches in height.
JAS. ODGEN.
July IL. 19-St
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SicHa@ lPosfs.-Jhc Scotsman Of Wcdnoslsv Issf
mas eeVo,ed lour columns TO essay con the Com
pres'on OF the Waist ia females by the OF Corss,s:
WIN TWO draw'ngs-one exhibiting the waists Of Tie
mecicln venus, who ga no. wear s.ays ihc o'ier dc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-21

Proprietora from Guyandotie to the Warm Springs
JOHN WISE,
Proprietor from the Warm Springs to Stanton.
Guyandotte, June 10. I2-w2m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-21

Hon. G. p. Van Ness, Minister to Spain, LADY.
daughter, and sou, Mrs. Ouseloy, his relative, and
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-21
ARRIVED,

y
Schr Alice e. Mary, Saunders from New York ballast,
Steamboat P"cahouias from Baltimore end NoTfolk-The
oeahog,9s never reports the vessels passed coming up
river The Captain would obige the Editors the MERCHANTS
aud the public generally here aud elsewhere by reporting
vessels Ice passes.
SAILED,
Steamboat Columbus, Turner for Baltimore
Schr Virginia. Frayser, for Alexandra, coal
Srhr Enterprise, Young. for New York coal
SGhr FarPlay, Tyler for New York, coal
SooP Planter, Souers for New York. coal
NEW YORK, Oct 17-Cld, schr Elizabeth g. Rehrrso
Williams, Richmond
And, schr hornet Gould, ds fn Richmond
PORTSMOUTH, Oct ll-ATrd, ship John Hale, Thomp-
sor' ~ Uoes 10TH Sept Lett Orgs Lunar gutnam, Vhgi
NORFOLK, nc, l5Aud, ship Andrew Scott of Posland)
The brig Columbus, Drake, from UP James River anchored
fl rugged bs and brgantine utn Hampton Roads
this afternoon, the latter proceeded up James River.
light sh'p was beating ZAP Ja,ses River This afternoon.
Two scls were Standing into Roads afternoon
different ancboSgs be,ys Of vessels Outward bound The
whrh ~ sail of square rugged la" among
The ship Richmond Crabiree kon Hampton Roads ,7.,
Aus) bound to Bremen of Dover 5nth tug
~ elvoet 2h aug ship Parachute, Nichols from llsmr
ton Roads for Rotterdam.
OCT. Io-Saed, brig Planter Vail, for Boston;
Schr James Monroe, Bush, for New Orleans Con-
sort, Ketchum; Climax, Parker and Sloop Indopen-
donce, Osborn, for New York.
From Hampton Roads-Ships IIbernia, Cunyng-
ham. for Cowos; Sarah, Harding, Tor HavFe; Hen
~ Clay, Parker, for Bremen; Ulysses, Myers
and General Smith, McGIn for Nalparaiso; tirirs
Virginia, Prince, for Londow Columbus, Lake, for
Ilo,rc; Adams, Wilkinson, for st. Barts; James
Monroe, Riley, for Martinique; Sarah Holmes, fot
, New York; Delta, --, for Boston and all tho out
ward bound vcssos, except briys ono of which i.
the Lcander, Fell, hence for London.
The ship Henry Tukc, Bliss, before reported In
/ Hampton Roads, has proceeded mp James River.
The brig Cashier, whence not known, anchored m
/ Hampton Roads, yesterday afternoon.
The ship Parachute, Nichols, from Hampton Roads
was at Rotterdam, 3Olh Aug. dischorglng
/ An American thrco-mastcd schr siending to tho u
was scen 2ist Sept in lat "a, long. 36-(probabll
the Fsrra,a, Foster. hence 18th inst for RIO d Ja
uciro
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-21
CIRCT9.

THNuE hdes and gentlemen Of Richmond, Man
a chester aud VISITORS. are respectfully mfofuIed)
that the Circus (stuale on t4th. mar Main Street.
is open. The Managers ask pf the liberal pub
lie they have the honour to serve, such patronage,
NAV b. me n,ed by the efforts Of a wof appointed
mud crgUi5ed Compntv. 90 - -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-21
Grand Solar Micr0scnne

TgNllE public are respectfully informed the Propri
etor OF the Microscope, has obtained very cl-
lglhle room IN the Museum in this city formerly oc-
cupied as the Statuary Rocm) and which Is now tit
ted up tor the purpose Of better displaying the eat
magniiylng powers of the astonishing Instrument
The room VIII be open for visitors from 9, 4, NJ 10
5, P. M. erery fair daN.
This surprising instrument discovers TO view tina
most minute bodies in the animal vegetable and min
ersl parts OF creation. magnifying them more than
S9oO 600 tunes: The apparent dust fgs or cheese
Whlch living animalcula is scarcely perceptible To
The naked eye Is magnifed to the enormous size OF
from to feet, and in actual motion, fighting and
cohtendlng IN the most spirited manner. Many other
OBJECTS are prepared and will be exhi5 tell The IN
teresng process of disqualification is shown i'm most
respondent and magnificent cOlours--lt needs buf
to BE- seen TO be most admired, being imnosistv 10
give an adequate description of its brilliancs,
" Admttanee 30 cents. children halfpnce.
oct 2l--ts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-21

MIR. Ihrie and Mr.. Smith are elected Renresen,a.
lives IN Congress, from the Berks County District in
Pennsylvania, in the place of Mr.. Wolf and Mr.
Iagham, resigned
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-21
PIIOCION.
roR rnL Mriu


Among the many offered cor the ,nstnctinn and
amusement OF tie public, pleasure the Fxbib-
ton Of West Point. and the truly magnificent ana .plenrd
Scenery in us rueIatc vicinity elegantly seute. ian
PanOra Painting, the Nuseum CIV The United
States Military academy West Point has desevediy become
FOR several years popular child of
Government and intended
Officers in Army and Navy The auuu,s Hepos sict,
Tor several years past have made Government h
distinguished citizens from section OF country and
esa selected by the Presten have ali rned prove la.
Importance TO the whole country, this excellent
he artist, "a the present has this
ns scene from absolute sketch obiaar spot The
many and large public budig- the parade ground yyber
the Cadets exercising their field pieces with the distant
view of the Caiskl MOIutainsSea' &c PASSING $50
ana down the Hudson Rvrr,ai highly calculated "a
nteesi the beholderTie hueam ains very rare and
extensive COLLECTION Of Natural Foreign and Domestic C,ro
lies wen worthy the attention OF strangers aud visitors ho
are admitted TO view the without additional expenc
"a IS presumed an hour cannot he nationally pleasantly
employed, than at t,ie Museum aud panUr ana '
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-21

nn Thursday evening, Tie I5ih inst IIy IN,
V. Y C. McGure, Dr. WILLIAM bAXKHEAD, of Caroline Il
S DoRoTHEA Minor, daughter Of Gauet Minor ESQ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-21
TIL EATRE-.9 C3HD.

THEATRE-.9 CARD. r
Nh ADAME FERON has the honor respectfully
LVA TO announce to the ladies' and gentlemen Of
Richmond Manchester and tie vicinities, that her
Benefit and positively fast appearance will take place
on Thursday evening the ED instant, when will bt.
presented for the first time here, Grand Opers,
with many novel and attractive entertainments
which Madame Fercn trusts w,li merit public pat
ronage. oct 2I-tt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-21

The ship Fabius, CaPtaia Russell, sailed from Now
Nork on Thursday last, Tor Cadiz, with the follow
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WEDNEsDAY MORNING, OCT. ~, 1870.
TRH CONVENTION.

Alter prayer by the Rev. Mr. HAMMER, The Cor
vention at 2 O'Clock. WIS called To order.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-06-25
ZttrDffRIG 7EirQutrRr PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, BY
 HENRY ADAMS.

TERMS.-To village and single Mail Subscribers $2 per year, payable before the expiration of six months.
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Whtaa6n's Jaundice Bitters,
MORGAN'S
 s(FoRMERLY RIPLEY'sl United States Hotel,
HARTFORD, CONN.

HARTFORD, CONN. Directly aO,th cc the State House, fronting soutE Oa .he Public Square, and scithin r'e'c ofau t.e Public Buildings.
 WNHJS splendid establishment is to be con- l tnued by the subscriber; and for the pleasshtness of its Lodging rooms, with Par. iours attached thereto; the convenience Ol Sitting Parlours, and the extent of it's Dining ROoue, it will compete with any other Estab- lishmeut in New-England. Being deteFmln' ed tO sustain the character which this estab' lishmeAt has SO justly acquired. no exeFtiOn' shall be wanting by its present proprietor to give Co as patrons universal satislaetiOn.
 SI HOMER MORGAN.
 HGrtEeS. April SO 4c