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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-18
TO THE PUBLIC

IHiE subscribers, having purchased the Line Of
stages running between Guyandotte and Lewis.
burg, VIII, on or before the first of Nav next. com.
mcnce running the Route TWICE A WEEK.
The Line Will pass through Charleston. and from
thence, by the State Turnpike, to Lewisburq and
the principal Medicinal Springs, to wits: the White
sulphur, the Hot, the Warm, SC. 10. Staun,on.
1t VIII leave Guyandottc, twice u week at S O'Clock.
And OH its return, viii leave S,aunton twice a
week.
night travelling.
At Staunton the Line meets the Charlottesville.
times "a week. "NV
The route, from Guyandotte 10 Staunton. will be
performed IN five days, uud from Staunton. to Rich
,noiiu' or fredericksburg, i'll two days, and from
richmond, TO the City OF Washington, in &c hours.
ana from Fredericksburg, to the CITY, in eirhi hours
Persons ascending the Ohio on their way 20 the
North, VIII ind this route the pleasan,est aud cheap
est. And those who may wish to visit ti,e Snripgs
are informed, that, exclusive Of the Limo. they can d,
All tiineS be accommodated, on short notice. win,
sood e'trd Coaches to those Watering plnces.
Anu the public are assured. that in attention IN Tho
accommodation and comfort of the psssrnpers. so fur
as good Coaches and Teens, and skilfnl and sober
Drivers can afford them, the line shall not be inferior
10 any other in the State.
NJ, PORTER g. BELDEN.
Richmond, Va. March 10, 1899.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-18
SIXTY DOLLARS PEJY5RO

NNIlLL be given by the subscriber for the appret,ension NJ,
w has negroes, Jos Lyons, JoHS SAMrsoX, W1' S.yrsoy
BILLY tARRER, SAN Il CHARLES SMITH. Joe is a s,cu ,nJ
rather fat, black man, with a smiling counienance. and v,bi,c
teeth John is Of middle height, and rather slim make. NJ veTv
black, win a slick face and white teeth. William i, ,olrrally
'ai and stout, OF a ,awny color, aud shutters a Little. Buv i
rather lower than the common height, is a mulat,o, and has one
or t"o u ms front teeth broken partly of. Sam is n lows. .,oIf
made black man. Charles is rather tall and slim. bIacb. and
has bumps IN his face. They generally took with them nam,
cnuon clotiles and new ozuaburg shirts; souie ofthem aIyo tool
with them old blue coats, jackets and pantaloons. white cotton
or liner shirts and other Sunday clothes, as they call them.
The above men, after Committing a robbery in the nciohborIr,nJ
ran off on The 7th inst and are probably lurking a6oYt Pr
nnond, Petersburg, Norfoi, Hanover cou, house, or the pinin,
Tree viii give the above reward for the apprehension Of ali
OF SO Tor each negIo. Hill CAPJEr
ap l3--eo3W
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-18

The 18th day of Nlaynext, | shall offer. on the nremi,.e -,
m m P pr 1E saie' NY MILLS, and 1000 acres of the BERKELEY
I'M, III parcels 10 SUI, purchasers. The Mills
se On AN excellent stream, and might be- rendered very ynl1atJs
~ ue hands oil a man OF caPi:aa they consist ui a Grpt Mil,
having machinery Tor manufacturing wheat. a A a., .ir
stones ct the best quality, aud a new bnltin1riotl. &c. also ,
snw MN, capable 81 saving 100000 feet Of timber during a
probably 10 any in Virginia, together With a Cotton Pre- 51%.
IAN consist OF ever variety Of sod, some of them extremely
Wen adapted to corn and cotton; a small portion has baen ,iur,
Improved 10y nisl, which is very conveni,u, To- tin h, ~ '
s1ea.er pan IS better suited to the growth of whca, and lover:
limits OF the land intended to he sold, a very gord es,a,a nn,, 80
h9a Oh james River, alorains an excellent situation to bIld.
Nlna beautiful view OF The River and City Point. On this pro.
perry 1t Is thought that a good Fishery may he had-Tba -. ~,
OIL sale Wi be, one fourth in SO days, aud tue balance in three
le U. States in Richmond. The Mills win be JsliveTed in,c M
dateiy after the sale, the plantation called Min GraIicr n,
until the expiration Of the present year. ~"
Berkeley, April 2otl, 1929. 90 -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-18

VINO. i no Pt do,s o. subscription TO tho DAILY RICHMOND
Ihs charge for .Adrotising Is rs Cents Sr M = e., ...,,
ey.rv r = y |. ,s'' anh so cents for each continuance. dany o,
or twre I wsc{ ~ ,'nere advertisements are inserted only once
first. each insertion alter the
and 4, ,ha m"sel.isnrs are charged so dollars for two SQUARES.
nI- IT,. 'psesis and Lottery dealers, who are charged sioO'
n wvsSct nc SVNsiIrUIiONAL WING is published twice
payable m advance. 'r a. uoi'ars per annufh,
,.r rsm aaes,fdst~g-75 cents a square, or less, for the frs, in.
iuOh ana Do cents for each continuance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-18

PURSUANT TO a oNgd OF trust executed by Edwatd G.
= Swami, on the I'd day Of April, 1921, and Admitted IN
ct Powhaian county court, win be abld 10 the highest bidder,
on the premises, on Monday, the 25h day Of Nav next. a
hrdcto i Land IN said county, containing l5O acurs, lying on
Deep Creek, and within half a mile Of James river This
ind lies well, is divided into four FIELDS, under good fences,
waiered by excellent springs, ina most healthy. agreeable
ncighboriood,a and bounded nv Belle Meade, Oht estate Of the
late Thomas Tabb,) Samuel swami, Richard Swami, and
Deep 'rrrk. Iherc are on tho promises a comfortable new
dwelling house with 8 rooms, and cvcry necessary out building
attached also, a new barn, and tobacco houses suaiciest fr a
large crop.
The parties Interested agree that the sale shall be made for
QUO fourth Of the purchase IN hand, the balance in I and 2
years, well SECURED. Tho sale viii be conducted by Richard
a. swami, agru; for the trustee, and Nnch title made as Is vested
by the trust deed, aud no other, which is believed to he good.
THE TRUSTEE.
Inc ABOVE Is made by my request and meets my appreciation
EDWARD {. SWAMI.
tdC. Swami VIII sdl az same time the life estate of healthy
person ~ a tract Of ~ acres " the richest creek bottom, all
reclaimed, and ADJOINING the above, on accommodating terms
FosseSsion OF both VIII be given ir 'nne % SOW wheat, and iuu
p'SCssion a. Chtytmas mar 1900.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-18
BALDWIN, IVES g. co

~ oher at thotesafe or retail, upon their usual ac-
iniodatins terms.--They consist in part of:
DO cases common and super prints, new and
beautiful patterns
Z do Al and Sd cambria pinghams
! DO TAG aud Al Irish linens
40 super German do tcnyronfed
DO tne and extra kentings
Z oaies Rhodes and "fIina, Smith s, Coz
PLAIN black bombazcits
! case black circassians
2 do cambria and medium muslins
Plain aud fg'rd Swiss do
Jaconet, null and book do
Stripe and fig Iaconct do
Super. long lndia nankeens
British and German do
Plain drab fiorentines
Stripe grandurellcs
Blnc and olive Pittsburr cords
Heavy "a bung-up do
2 cases French drillinus, cheap
Super black Italian iustrinrs
Black gros. de Maps. and modes
Black and colored French satins
Heavy black India do
White, pink, blue and straw gros de Maps.
Blank senshaw and sarsneis
Green and blue do for umbrellas
Black and colored forcnces
Plain and stripe b~attistes
y beautiful assortment bonnet and belt ribbons.
Plain gros de Nap and satin do
Gauze cap, and black love do
Hack Italian and Mandarin crimes
black lustring and Italian cravats
Plaid Italian and Florence do
White and fancy muslin do
Black and colored stocks
y large assortment, white and colored Nerscitles
and Valencia vestings
Ladies extra black horse-skin gloves
DO do do sewed with white and varie-
gated colours
DO extra tohite and colored do
.uedniiiOr gloves. n npU article
Mems best H.. skin do
DO buck and beaver do
Ladies' black and white English silk do
a large assortment OF silk. cotton and worsted
hosiery and l-2 hose
Gilt coat and vest buttons, all kinds
q few gross "Hdmmond's' extra rich do
Figured buttons for children's dresses
Small fig'rd do for ladies dresses
Ivory, bone and pearl buttons
Blue and colord sewing silks, extra quality
s;cwing threads and %cottons of all kinds
Plain and figured bobbinctt laces
Thread laces, and insertinGs
2 cases cotton flag, and bandanna handks
2 do silk flag. and fancy German do
s bales British osnaburgs
Ticklenburgs, and brown rolls
Black and brown hollands
Glazed %cottons, for sleeve Innings
Black, and colored cambrics
Sail ducks, and buckrams
DraD, req, ana mkt paddlngS
Cotton balls, in fancy boxes
a large assortment, blue, black, olive.
Brown, claret, and mixed cloths
Blue, and fancy cassimorcs
Combs, of every description
ALSO,
&c bales Sd brown sbirtings
10 do 4-4 and 9+8 brown shirtinrs
4 do sd and Cd Waltham do
6 do common and fine bed ticks
n pocna hlanchnI crnnIC- o..n.,,J z,.1..z-
ga 7-8 and "A apron checks
Furniture checks, blue, and buff
Stripe and plaid domcstics, a great variety
Wilmington stripes, and DENNIS
Cologne water, cotton fringes, cords, &c. &c.
shall shortly receive by the Hiram, from Phil.
elphla, 2 cases of superior Parasols and silk Um.
shall continue to receive by every arri.
l., additional supplies, which will render our assert
at all times, nearly complete.
We respectfully solicit an examination ofour stock
nd assure our customers, that we shall not he uide,
Ia. april 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-18
NEW GOODS.

NEW "
III ALL NELSON has received by the last nrri-
walls from Philadelphia, and is now opening, by
the Richmond Packet and Tantivy from New York,
n large supply of Spring Goods. which he will sell at
unusual low prices for cash. They consist i'm part of
Super black Italian lutestrings
Blue black marcelinc forences
Green, pink, white, blue and straw ditto
Black aud colored gro dc naples
White and colorcd satins, superior quality
Black satin levantines, sinchcws and sarsnetts
Black Canton and Mandarin grapes
Black bombuzincs
Black and colored Italian grapes
Baragcyauze and silk scarfs and handkerchief
Bobbinett and plain and figured gauzc wells
New style small figured calicoes and ginghams
Plain md plaid battestcs
Best India nankeens, mcrscillcs vcstinr
Black circassiuns, hastings aud bombazcttes
White and colored Jeans and striped ditto
Cotton cambrics aud cambria muslins
Book, null, Swiss and India ditto
Checked and striped jackonets, caubric dimity
Black Italian cravats
Bandanna handkerchiefs
Lace capes, pclerines, collars. sc.
Black and white, silk and cotton hosiery
BOckskin. Woodstock, beaver g. horseskin gloves
Ladies' kid, silk and horseskin do
Bonnet, belt, guard and plain colored ribbons
Madam Cantelo's best corsetts, corset laccs
French braids, cords, &c.
flEgI A. ,a..' ALSO,
A largo assortment Of brown aud bleachcd shirt
ings and s~hcetings, bed tickings, stripe and plaid do.
nestics, oznaBurgsy DC. O.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-18
Extract from Sir Walter SCOTS New Noye,I
ANNE OF G~EIERSTEIN.
with me

y Clouds gov hieker-iheie-no lean on me
i.-e yout loot hefe-hen, take tins s,af, and cir,
n'"e" 70 mat shnib-now, give me your hand.
Inc Chalet will be gained in half an hour.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-18

PElA, Capt. Croker, willleave the head of Liobt-
street wharf, Baltimore, DAILY until further notice.
Sundays excepted, at TWELVE o'clock noon, by way
OF the chesapeake and Delaware Canal. and arrive
IN Philadelphia by the Steamboat NORFOLK, Cant.
Jeiirics, IN time for the morning Steamboats, to New
Returning. leave Arch street wharf at half past
TWELVE O'Clock noon, and arrive in Baltimore next
morning in time for the Southern and Western Sta
ges and Steamboats,. &c. The Norfolk has lately
undergone considerable alterations and is now ele-
gantiy fitted up as well as the Philadelphia. with
births. Until the Canal is opened, passengers will
ne taken across the Peninsula IN comfortable Sta
ges over n good road of fourteen miles by daylight
atordlng an opport unity TO the traveller of viewi'.
tins great National Work. Barges with superior Lr-
Communications are now in readiness on the Canal to
commence running as soon as il may he completed.
which, 1t ~ expected, will be IN a few weeks.
The Proprictors OF this Line hope, from their de-
termination to render every facility, accommodation
and comfort to the passengers, to merit a share Of pub
lie patronage.
Passage Sand, as usual, all baggage at the risk
of the owners.
For passage apply to the captain on board, or TO
HENRY WRIGHT, Agent,
may I-coIt No. 3 Light street wharf.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-18

Sugar. MolasSes, Java Coffee, &c.
JUST received by the Subscribers, for sale at thcir
" store, corner of ID and 10Th streets,
so Dhds NJ. Croix sugar, (part prime
30 do N. Orleans do cheap
. do do do good quality
$50 bags West India green coffee
so do old Java do
60 do ST. Domingo do
90 hhds good Baltimore whiskey
80 bbls do 10
so do old Nonongahela do
90 chests gunpowdcr tea
10 boxes 8x10 and I0xI2 window class
10 hhds molasees for retailing
april u RALSTON d. PLEASANTS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-18
The Citizens Canal Line.
fEAM-BOATS BETWEEN BALTIMORE
AND PHILADELPHIA.

The Public ~ respectfully in
formed. that the above Line has
commenced running.
The Steamboat PHILADEI-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-19
(CONfMUNIcATEn \

AT Quarterly Court held for King George County on
the 9th inst, the members Of the Court and Bar de-
srous OF evincing appropriate Of
for the death Of the Hon. Judge W. n. g. Dade-and
OF paying suitable tribute OF respect 10 his memory
unanimously adopted the following resolutions:
The members Of the Court and Bar Of King George
Couniv having learned with deep the death of
the Hon. w. A. q. DADE; and deploring in common
with their fellow citizens the loss, such an untmeIy
and melancholy event has occasioned the Judicial
District, in which he presided with such distinguished
abilty-to the Bench which he 30 signalIy adorned
with his virtues and his talents-snd to the whole State
from whose service he has been removed at moment
when his usefulness shout 10 he displayed upon
snother and more ample thea're-do unanimously a.
dept the following resolutions:
Resolved, That in testimony Of the unafrs cte5 = o.
spect they entertained for the Hon. JUDGE W. A. G.
DADE, and the high estimation in which they held hi,
exalted talents and eminent public services and the.
sorrow they feel for his un,imry death-they will
wear Grape upon their le arms for the space OF thirv
days.
Resolved, That they unfeignedy syrnpathi.e with
coincidence 10 his surviving partner for her affecting
bereavement
The Court then ordered that the fore ding reso,u-
lions he recorded and directed the Clerk to obtain tho
euogum pronounced by Mr. Lewis and TO reoo ct mi.
Editors Of the Richmond Enduireribe Constitutionay
Whig--he Political Arena and Virginia Herald 10 pub
Ish the same with the resolutions, in their several ma
Pcrs: And thereupon, motion of Augustine Fitz-
hugh, Esq. the Court adjourned.
JOHN II. SMITH, Clerk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-19
mer dever,d an address, which was d sinciiy heard
even by those who could not get enough TO see

mer de'iver,d address, which was s,inc,y heard
even by those who could not get enough 10 see
the peaker:
LLow-CIr1zxrs-Iam unable 10 convey 10 Won.
in appropriate Language, the deep Of gratitude
feel Tor The high honor you have conferred upon me-
But for the favorable opinion W ith which vol have re-
warded every exeruon which have hitherto made to
serve the State my ambition could never have a.pired
to the most distinguished Office in your gift. The man
the sense OF my own unworthins.s. know that I
shall stand in need OF your liberal support in dis
ch'rging the duties oil my station very sensible
OF the weight Of it, responsibility. Having however no
selfish wish crafty and every motive 10 devote my.
self whollyo the service Of the State, cannot but
hope. that my want OF ability may be in some measure
supplied by faithful labor and correct intentions
Permit me 70 express the desire, that,be violent
state Of party excitement arising rom the quarres or
ambition OF individuals which has long distracted
the councils OF the State and the f
its people, may subside and that our
divisions may hereafter he confined to differences of
opinion in relation 10 the principles and policy Of the gc
vernment Surely the energies Of our people on sh not
to be wasted in contests about men in Office, when our
right OF sovereignty over tbs persons and soil within
the limits OF the State il assailed from every part of the
Union, and when the General Government has as.um-
ell the power OF controlling and directing the labor of
the people and expanding their wealth according to its
own will. The integrity OF the Constitution; the COM
tnuance Of the Union and the preservation Of Liberty
may essentially depend upon firm and united de-
fence OF the rights Of the States and the OF the
people, against federal encrodchment.
have but word 10 say about the ,.ion ~
the Executive Department. | consider myself tho
Chief Magistrate OF the State and OF party 10 all
The appointments which il becomss my duty to make
shall attempt TO he governed by other consdera-
ton than the public service. 1t will be my endeavor
10 give employment to Integrity, talents and industry
viii not know the preference expressed by any ci-
zen Ter my highly respectable opponent in the late
election shall attempt TO the utmost of my ability
to discharge all the duties Of my Office The reward
hoped for the appreciation of the people and Of ny
own conscience"
On Thursday John Forsyth, late Governor. wa,
elected Senator in Congress, 10 fill Mr.. Berren's va
cancy. TR.eorder
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-19

DUBLiC SALE.-Pursuant an order made by
n the Hon. VIM. Cranch, Chief Judge of the Cir
cult Courtoi the District of Columbia in the matter of
John Davis an insoven debtor, ill be Sold at public
auction, on the LIST day of March next, all the right title
and interest Of the said Davis, in and OF land
IN kanawha County, in the State of Virginia, lying on
Ek river, on the y r. side, above and below the mouth
OF Blue Creek supposed 10 contain about 80 acres
Sale TO take place at the Indian Queen Hotel i'm the
City OF Washington, kept by Jesse Brown, at 4 o'clock
p. NJ.
Terms-A credit OF twelve months, the purchase mo-
ney TO be secured by the purchasers bonds with Sc
curity TO be approved by the Trustee.
TIiOS. HUGHES, Trustee.
p. MAURO & SON.
sept 10. 3I-wtds Auctioncers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-19
Circular to the Clerks Of Courts.

ADDITIONS OfFICE, 9th July, IS2U.
FEIHE Clerks of the several County and Corporation
Courts, will be pleased to transmit to this Office las
early as possible the number of white males above I6
years. and the number of all blacks above sixteen
within their respective Counties and corporations
ding the returns of the Commissioners of the Revc-
made to them-which intormationsnot contained in
the tax books returned TO this office although required by
law This information has not been heretofore usually
furnished the Auditor by the Commissioners, doubtless
from belief that it was not necessary-and from that
conviction the omission has been acqcsced in. Ii is
highly probable however, that in the OF the pre-
sent year, it may be important to possess II, and it is,
therefore, that the attention of clerks the subject is
earnestly requested. JAS. L. HEATH,
June 10. 1S-tf Auditor of Public Accounts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-19

E , EMOvAL.-smIrH s. JOHNSON beg leave e
II q apprise their friends that they have removed the
into that lately occupied by the Messs Calls d
rectly opposite the United States Bank, Main street
where they offer for sale, in addition choice ssiec
fion IF W,nes aud Spirituous Liquors, the following
articles, viz:
Is hhds ST Crox, Porto Rico aud Orleans Sugar
10 10 W. India and Orleans inolasses
1900 lbs loaf sugar, various qualities
10 chests gunpow der. imperial aud young dyson tea
55 bags Java, old white and prime green coffee
800 sacks Liverpool blown and ground alum salt
10 tons bar iron, English, Swedes and Country
I-2 ton plough moulds
do blisiered German and English b!i.tcrcd steel
25 kegs nails, assorted
10000 lbs cotton yarns
rs bbls shad, mackerel and behring's
20 kits family do
5000 lbs bacon A. e
25 kegs Dupont's powder
1 ton Youle's patent shot
25 bbs aud hhds common whiskey
10 do old rye do
30 boxes by 10 and 10 by IL window glass
80 do taow and and sperm candles
SO kegs Jamiesou's crackers
Ploug!' lines, bed cords, shoe thread and twne
Five aud &C. gallon demijohns
Writing and wrapping paper
Pepper, ginger aud aspce
Alum, saltpetre and copperas
Cotton and wool cards
Stone ware, assorted
Tar, lime, sc &c., on reasonable terms.
Sept. Is. 32-wf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-19
Lands 1oy5etted TO NE A,tcrd,j Ftuld.
AUnIroR's OrFIcE, 81 July, Is20.

AUnIrORS OFFICE, 9th July, lS20.
II DUBIIC NOrlCE.-By the act passed 9th March,
"a 1927, entitled d" An act concerning lands returned
delinquent for the payment of taxes, the operation
of which continued by subsequent act passed 9Th
Eeb. 1S2s,-aii dcnquentlanjs which vested in
the Literary Fund, and not redeemed before the
first V tie present month by the original owners, have
become absolutely forfeited. Provision made however,
ny the first above cnoned act in favor of such person
persons who may have good legal equitable title
To such lands held derived under grant from the
Commonwealth, bearing date prior to the time of the
said lands vesng 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 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 dayof December one NOuSdtd
eight hundred and tcenty nine pay into the Treasury
the proper warrant of the Auditor OF Public Accounts,
all taxes upon the lands clanedby him either in his
or the of those under whom nc may claim title,
or by the person, persons In whose right the
same forfeited, such portion thereof the land
claimed ought TO be eTuitaby and ratably charged there
with with 10 per per annum damages the amount
which shall be each year due from the LIST day of Nove
Der Of the year in which it becomes dse, until paid.
JAS. j.. HEATH,
July TO- 1S-G Auditor of Public Accounts