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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-18
p CHTRR,S OEFICE-

aug i8 Luck, and Prompt Paw Ou.rr
~ ALE OF LANDS virtue ot deed in iI.i executed
- to the subscriber ly John NJ Gregory. I dav oft
August, 1921, and admitted 90 record 100 tc clerks uc nc
county Of James City the 7h day OF January, 1922 r
certain purposes therein expressed, shall rucec Thurs
cav the lhd day oi September next, to sell the premises
i' the highest bidder ior ready money, Fact o aud said
county at James City, said deed conveyed aul lCcic
containing iouI bundled acres, having been allotted Dab
rtv browne, (ni whom John VI Gregory purclasCi) and
adjoining Buwues saw Mill This land heavily timhcrcd
conveniently situated M ravilabc water and e.
sdeed a. desirable io those sposcd engage n the timber
trade No defect the tc IS known s subscribed but us
' sells as trustee, he w convey only such title vested 700
nun hy the dccd Aforesaid. JOHN u. ClOITON.
August isi, 1879 5q-tisr
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o. The drawing of the Union Canal.
Olss No. - will be received THIS DNY-Scc Lottery Ad.
~, Soc LIST page OF DAILY Paper
mAHiIED On the iith inst in Greensyic conrtrv Va
by the Rev. Hczckah Lee Reverend (topet v,.ur,r,.
CnWttoS 10 Mis- MArrn, WrGHr
DIED, on Monday morning. 18th inst after A., sbnt and
severe illness tapan RruuN Brarov Of lIcnco county in
tlC list year Of his age. ~ "
DIED his residence, in Chesterfield county on Sunday
morning ,he Vh inst DIR RoHRr T. ArcnH after severe and
Ing nes' q" several montha lie has left ancctionaic
wide circle Of relatives and ficud whom he was endcaed
10y no ordinary yes OF esteem, Though departed from ANON
tcm, ie yet ycs u their acconac rensth,n,e .sb,;J
! by Llo mlny vIllcs which ldomc1 hi- m.nln hL..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-18
CORRESPONDENTS.


ovpoS, Nassat-si,et June 29th, 10 s. Aug 1o'h, 1872
We have had The OF squabe Turks and
usssiaus " YOU credit the Russian bulletins, tire Turks
ave been routed aud almost destroyed But rur know
cucr We have clearer insight those matters than
IN have behind the Exchange There has doubt been
me fighting; bur there little doubt that the Russ aus and
~ the Turks have been beat
In tic FIRST place they Roth, aud be being very iyroR
MT of post haste General Dcbitsch and nelp hni
nd the lacf Ike good for nothing He Btch, which the
ne meaning Of his English, let on with napy mtn
he could muster, and taking new road that nobody
card of before, aud probably viii again. he joucd Roth
efrc the Grand Viz Knew he that part OF tie world
even the land of tie living It. OF sur
fc the part the Russian Generals and far he deserves
raise and farther The force under the Grand Nzicf
srung corps of observation, then probably AL asleep, which
rough SAID by the Russians have been 5000 yet we who
ave Of knowledge, have determined that shall
Ut he above l2,OO1 Upon waking up suddenly, a man
ocs when the Middle Ouch ChuCh bell rings midnight for
the Nzicr thought there only about 1000 Russians,
mi he he could beat them, aud accordingly IN fell foul
fhcm But having last got hs wide Open he found
was mistaken; and then he fought l he had leave on
id ToTca-and ts The knowing change here call
STORY the pat OF he Turks
The Russians pretend they killed 11C0 and took 1900 prison
m ON Tins subject which departed from and that is IA
kc exactly i've many prisoners there mor
nsd " therefore they Killed 100, they mast have taker
1000 Instead II which, by their account they took only
100 a. of couse according tire rule they could have killed
ly 800 which proves be, what ~ Drst asserted,
uahbo
rhe Russian bulletin does say how many OF their mor
ere killed. bot we know that rst many the Turk
st and therefore Il Tive latter lost 1000 whch would b'
nnod. Dbl not cuuadcl the rule srcins teat 'hat NUN
r Of Russians also desroJSu
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.Uorstgn Ne0g.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.


NV \ oRK, Feb. 20.-By the packet ship Birming-
ham, Cart. Harris, which arrived Yesterday FROM La
ycrpool we received Londpn papers TO the Tth of
Jan, and Liverpool TO the 9th, both inclusive
The news from Paris is no later than that recei-
vcd ssme days since by the Don Quixotte, from Ha-
vre.
Dir. Stephenson, Of the house Of Remington. Ste
phcnson O. Co. had not been taken. Great efforts
were making for tho purpose. but UP % the latest
dates hoy had been unsuccessful.
w the recent accounts It appeared, that The late
quarter Of 1923 showed M increase over the same
quarter Of the preceding year, Of C6GG l21; and The
increase ofthe year 81 GGO,GIO.
The Liabcn Gazette represents the health Of Don
Miguel as becoming cOnhIued and it is stated mn
der his authority that IN a communication To- the por
tuguesc Minister at Rio, Don Pedro declares com
uorce shall not be interrupted between the countries
pending the present difficulties.
The English papers believe that the Turkish iroops
have suffered n rcpulsc at Vorua.
LO>boS, Jan. 6.-'Thc hopes Of yesterday have
been disappointed and the roorous Stephenson still
mt largest least official information has yet been
received of his capture. We are assured, however
that clue TO his retreat has been discovered: from
boat somowhere of the coast Of Devpnshire and as
we arc assured, by Morning Contemporary that
Mr. Peel has engaged that the whole fleet OF I'm.
gland shall be- forthcoming, If necessary there be
ttc doubt but TINT the said pilot boat and its pre-
cous cnrgo viii be speedily captured.
II is said that Stephen5Ons private account at the
bank has been ovcrdrawntor yours TO tho amount Of
100000. This Circumstance CgcasiOued cvCrlas-
ting qunrrels between hun and his partners. f. is
added that thoy were daily and hourly annoyed at
the bnuS with hc applications Dfhs private creditors.
There ran he little doubt mat mort Of the property
which ne has stolen has becn long ago spent.
y rnGs' snt that go 'css 'hqr sjUy fre car
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-26

0JNOTICE.-Thorc is a general desire that the
Debate on the Convention question, shall be rescued
from the pcrishabc form in which it now exists, and
be preserved in more durable shape. For this end,
and believing that yill be valuable in future time,
for purposes Of political and historical reference, the
Editors ofthc Wing propose TO publish il in Pamphlet,
and they request those who wish one or moro copies,
10 call at tbcir Office examine the conditions. and
If they like them, subscribe to tio work. certain
number NJ subscribers ~ iadspcusnblo 70 the under
mixing F~b 90.
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The following bills were passed: J. Releasing 10
sundry citizens of Wood county parts Of the land r-
nerly he'd by John Jones Waidro: 2. ToiInproye tho
navigation of the Opcquan crock in BERKELEY: g.
Prescribing tariff Of tolls or the Ke17yia river
and for other purposes; l. To establish TIC town oil
LaWnsville IN the county of Logan.
Inc bill 'conccrning turnpike companies" lreDcal-
rg the exemption of thoirs;oci from ,axation) was
read and rejected.
The House proceeded BY join. ballot to the cleo
ton Of BrigndIcr General, in the room of Con Jno.
II. Cooke. resigned.
Mr.. kimbrough. supported by Mr.. G1oaaH, non.i-
mated Col. Charles Da bnc,- Of Louisa
n Safi"'a'' nominated Gel. Gideon a. Strange
m G,ey,uqt. supported by .iIy. Brycc, nomina-
ted Col. WEl Boiling Of Soochlaud.
.l" S7.tb Of kcngwha, supported By Mr.. .Niison.
nominated VIM. F. Gordon Esq OF Albenarl
Dir. Gordon was further supportc by Mr. Erer-
~ and NJ. Dofd,iage, and Col. Strange by M.
Wynn Of Fuganuu.
TIE ballots bong counted. stood, Gordon O., Dab
ney 10, Boiling 70 Stranger.
So VIA. J.. Gordon, Esq was declared elccs~
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RALrIHnnr. Eein. .

-.l.
THE SNOW STORM which we experienced
here last week was also felt with increased violence
cast of u.s. The Philadelphia u. s.. Gazette of Sa-
tnrday says-''We had means of ascertaininr the
deph of snow which fell-but suppose it must have
oeen between is and I8 inches Landsmen, howe
ver know nothing of the terrors OF the sorm-ths
poor souls who are approaching coasts, can best
appreciate It's horrors"
From the New York Commercial of Friday Even
ing we copy the following:
Furious SaOIo Stoynl-Believiuo tbat o,,r ron Iers
are oil sensible people, we have no right to suppose
that any of them have been in the streets to-day
therefore state, for the information of all those
who are sitting in happy ignorance around their
Cheerful CRATES, that thus far the day has been si
nallzed by one ofthe most furious snow storms that
we ever witnessed, in any age, climate or country
not excepting the driving storms Of Nova Zembla.
We see it stated that one of the drivers Of the
Mail Stage between New York and Phlladel-
phla, in the storm Of Friday last in his great
anxiety to get with the Mail, was frozen to death
on his box.
Common Schools in NS,o York The rcport Of
the Secretary of State ofNew York on the subject
Of Common Schools informs that the system of com
mon school education is IN operation in 55 counties
and 7j7 towns. In the towns which have made re-
turns, there 5000 school districts; and Of these
returns have been received from 1874; new school
districts, 81; increase of schools returned $50 The
whole number ofchlldreu between the years offs and
IS in the schools reported 149 l13, whole number
400 205 which is II ms more than the number of
children in the State between the years above men
toned Increase during the last year, 5000. Cen
eral average of instruction, about eight months
TO the several school districts which have made
reports there has been paid during the year he sum
Of S232 ,343 -, VIZ: 100000 from the State Trea-
sury-sl 9,209 30 Ivy voluntary tax upon the several
towns q. Q. $4,000 80 more thnn was necessary to
entle them to the public moncys) and 1913 81
from local funds belonging to certain districts. The
productive capital ofhe school fund is 81 ,684. 628-
30.
The returns which have been received, are from
81 counties Taking these, it appears that 1896, 643
have been paid Tor teachers wages besides the s232-
J43 OF public money apportoned TO the districts:
making total amount paid the last year for tuition
in the common school districts Of the State, of
S5G8,980.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-26
JOTNN MIC
SENATOR TAZEWgIJ

SENATOR TAIEWgII
~ IS gwen out In the Enquirer Of Tuesday last
mat TINS talented gentleman says, that being mem.
Der Of the u. s. Senate be would no more tbiuk cr
accepting seat in tue Cabinet Gr the President
elect offer him onc,j than he would think Of accept
ing military commission from the King of ENGLAND
IN case lie were American Minister at that court
And this oppression IS highly lauac4 in that patriot
paper.
Now ia my weak judgment the continent merits
censure-not praise. And I cannot b, hone tbaf
Mr. IaZcwel never uttered the expression attributed
to HIM. " supposcs the members Of the Senate,
BODY charged with portion Of the legislative fngc
lions of the general government and tho constitution
al advisors Of the President as 10 appointments of
hce and hence ono branch Of tllc ordinary go.ern
mcnt, 90 occupy the station Of ministers or eInbasa
doris extraordinary, from the d Icren statos 20 tho -
government ofthc District Of Columbia tho Ten milo,
square. position uHsound in itself and disoroap e.
|lng IN ls tendency. AMOR PATBIE.
NtO Uo,k--Pfopo-als have lecn issued in ~, ips,, TO-
publishing "liisoy tho Administration of John Quincy
Ndaus"-tohe composed chiefly from public document
''uch work; catcfly and faithfully Compiled will rro
valuable accession 10 the library of the politician II viii b
eo nom ihe press during the ensuing Autumn and will con
l. preliminary view Of parties in tho United State. from,
we era o. c confederation n that o. the accesvion of min
Qlmcy Adams 30 the Presidency " ~
Presidency. F '''''' o''''"' 70 us
an account Of nc events connected with his election 10 the
4 view ofihe genius, policy, acts AMI results NJ h;s A..
.Isud" cunning Tue operations Of n the prncipsI
10 ~ ol no Executive ''Gyonmen' viz fhe State rrea
Legislative and Diplomatic history Of the UneI ST. "
the 18th and 2Otii Congresses. '"'l"5
=. a NJ the state of The country at the ,
~ nc termination NJ his Presidency.
Members II his Cabinet Sc ~ WV
." IN '3o'c''| H'""o''rfc ami org '7,a"oa' r-'.
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We see it stated, that one of the drivers of the
Mail Stage between New York and Phiadel-
phia, in the snow storm of Friday last in his great
anxiety to get on with the Mail frozen to death
on his box.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-17

WILL stand al Diamond Grove the present season. which
W has comm enced and will expire the LIST of july ne,u
nen the price OF $50 will be due for
80 ne nsu anee, to ts due disc
60 10 ne IN o. or the property parted with, 81 t. the
groom Is HE fourth stable and h.
and hr bss done well all Of then. The owoers Of ID
colts say they better than they had from any ether
'isr from the Some theu, will be broke 10
me eour,e next fall and the spring after try and be ahead
nj the judge stand.
ARAB eight years old this spring, and never did
look 50 well before, and when his sxe, action FORM
COLOUR beauty blood aud performances. am brought to he
many o. ms immediate family fine racers and several
DINERS are coming who bid cir wsv good
lie has descended from nobs neutrality-suspicious.. sd Sir
Arehey toI his SIRE Bet Bounce by Sir Harry for his dam
ats Old Medley, Mark Anthony, Jolly Roger, Jeppey
eren short and direct us, rsusverse cut No be
can beast OF shorter pedise, and the same time CONF
as much good hock not good breed only all Of good
breed Race Houes. May expect 10 ace he dsv ehen
my opinion OF him will be realized he is one Of The 6ne,
horses TINS country could boast Of Nv opinion
Is NOT nusneed by the $50 which may receive for sea-
son mn founded solid basis should there
i"diydusl that think the price the my
man OBJECT hope he will pstronixe him. but rom
are more likely 10 promote good stock and further
'he public interest When desired 10 feed mares the
Price Pr day Is soon az vegetation pu forth
tnat exPenee will be unnecessary. MY ps,tursre II GOOD
and intsPersed with shrubbeTy deren kind, of srs
"h,h Thought by many promote conc ption. attend
70 tue msnssemeut OF Che myself and but few ace
nav happened IN nesry twenty years. which length
une have been engaged standing good horses May
IN rearing the Gne stock now in America ~ '..' -
JAS J. HARRISON.
Feb 28. 90 "a,
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uTAlo5ama Land .Aeentu , !.

p Am authorised 10 SELL remarkably cw The Lands in the
State Vt AiAbama belonging 10 the South Carolina Con
asny purchased by Col Stephen Elliott, Of Charls,ton IN
iss They Ii. in the vicinity Of Montgomery Cahswbs
individuals, this State The rehness the so the purity
Of the water; the ssutfs health VI the county; the
sdssutass. Of navyaton ths impair sled facilities of
meree; latitude neher cold tso hot, sGordug
sws ssuophsre; the dsnsey Populated neshborhooj,
'sntnS lively prospect Of schools; the superior
sowth Of cotton, wealth Of the country ali
render asetement this part Of the State
he The great care and Judgment with which these lands
"se selected the very low prices at which they
ehs.ed and tie anxiety Of the company 10 dispose Of thsm
for the purpose Of tfeetus .eement ssns the
will enable the purchaser TO obtain good land prices
credit IL su the purchaser viii given aud good secu.
rty required ALI tho purchase money has paid
and patents obtained Deeds Of conveyance will
be msdt ~ purehassfs when they make payment.
also authorized SELL the very valusse Al.
hama belonging TO the following gentlemen, CoL Stephen
Elliott, Il. Yeadnu and j. g. Bennett Of Chsreston south
Caolns With several thousand bsonsinS
other individuals
Slave holders Maryland, vusnia, North Csrolins and
perhaps those living south, woull many instances
than double the value OF their
good fsrns low prices, in Middle Asbans and placing
portion Of their han thsm good uansKsr The
transition Of the slaves would enhance their nearly
ha and the produce Of the farms he transmitted annually
10 New York and the essh
without trouble or difficulty.
Geutlemen at dsnce, owning land Alahams can have
the taxes paid, other disposition Of giving
will attend TO any busues to be transacted n the land
Office IN Cahswba.
Letters Postags paid will be punctuay answered and any
Information gwen, which may be requested and my power
10 obtain in this country. JESSE BEENE Aren't.
Cahawbs, Alabama.
1y 0sntiemsn will confer favor, by cutting ths adver
emen 9ut Of the paper aud posting
place. Sept. 80. 42-d
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-17
NO MORE.

--.-.eAnrh,rc cam. . .or.a s,,
From The d,rt rnn.-. TO-, VI sSTss
a. iT .or.s Echo AZ, n' "nn
Those mi.,rsi h,,. ~. .% .,s ,,>
Were murmurin, into i;rs .s,;o Ns
A6i y,s.r. 49,. ,h.v che h.,,d :, cn., k,,,.
Tho voice of sons n those neglected borer,S
Thev .rs .on."thsv IN are .an.,
I'll, thu, in future hours. ,one bard viii ,,v
OF her who sings, and him that hear, mi, az
They Sooe--ihey too are GOMEZ"
Evenings in Gresee:
Nh more-a harp srirr,s de en-. sad breaking ton,
A last low summer breeze isr.oS ineiL
A. dying echo Of rich music gone.
NJ mnr.i cav" ~
,ros.,, :, ia,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-17
'l'OBACCO.

YEE AvING taken license that is L.v
W. House for the present sssn tender ny bst sssv
Ses to feel disposed continue the Of
present standing, whoe expression, Of Their .stse,os
we'll those whose tobacco have sod when Sudss bs
msnssemsnt Of other gentlemen, tender my grateful
would r IL. smother
to DO bg,nes, a. my eompe;torcit no. be
brought myself in debt the year while working 10 eabIih
sspa to ny
Public :. well 10 indivdaa for them say, when they
sury the Two that there and that which ws
paid the year previous the amount only II dollars the
d. year wa. s14a I'd dolls 81 esa s
by no take toe credit the whole Of increase 90
the msinscau,e .houd their .nd,hps have been Gov
indueemen', em thantfu pleasure Of such :,
!onA give better evidence Of my attachment to The
ntere, OF those encouraging than by the
them by way shelving satisfaction Al III. manner thai
have done business :.e,m.n the particular patronage
TO such expression Of ndness places me
under many Obligations, Intending to keep my Aee ,ep,.
% isnd 70 T. to The inspector saying
hs s,'s ass will .y: b
weighing Of their tosseeo will advance The amt
paid to the order Of the hos,heads as they come in
@ofee at the Ware House.. II. u. MONTAGUE,
aAeimsn.
REFERENCE.
Rogers & Harrison, Jno. & VIM. Gliat, Scott
Irvine Il Co., Thos Adkins, John Stewart, Kerr
Caskies s. Co., Gray & Pankey, Geo. L. Sampson,
A. .Petcoias & Co., ]. Marx s. Son, Williams e.
Crngan. Jas. w. Winfree, Lucke s. Sizer, Danr
Warwick, John Jones, VIM. Barrett, Chs Ells,
A. w. Noting. A. C. Brander, D. Barclay, WIN.
Kerr, Hutchinson & Kerr. H. l.. Wight &s Son,
SAM 5. Saunders. r. & T. Gwathmey, Blair Bur.
we'll, VIM. Adcock, Thos Walden, and BENJAMIN
Hatcher.
NJ u To th,.e (3entIem.n ,h,, haze ,,.;.., a,
for the FIRST time we'll those who sent their expre
;ions OF satisfaction aud promise Of share Of influence
nave only % w.n them good price and promise my greatest
exstuons 10 OBTAIN u Tor them H.B.M.
Dec- ~. 72-w4uhenfkf
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MONSIEUR TONSON

~ III stsnd the ensuing season. al TREE HILL, pesf
~ richmond HIS sesson Commented the f,t Feb. and
w. terminate the LIST Of July lie will let msre,
~ n aSsts inc season. which nsy be Giscbssed by the
payment VI lofty dollars within the Mares be
az seventy hve dollars, payable when The shall
70 oe ~ ioa One dollar to the groom every
free hii estate has Seen leased well enclosed by
sucscf.ssf Who viii furnish good paursge for mares,
fed, III required at rs cts. per dsy
Every desirable sTans ia, been ade for the sceo.
ooson OF mare aud one Of the Subscribers will siys
personal attention order that they fresf-
20 aug returned 10 their good order The UNDER
s5ned cannot be responsible Tor seeidtn escapes bu.
VI VS. every exstoh 10 Prevent b6th Monsieur Ton.op IS
reg. m.,o and i. He 6n.Iy pIoporousd exhibiting great
S a suy throughout his form His blood, appearances
continent. - '"J ho''' w -
OFor pedigree, &c. see Horse Bills.
THOMAS WATSON,
vi. ABNER ROBINSON.
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NOTICE.

WILL be sold at the late residence of James
~ Bray decd. on the 10th Inst the household
and kitchen furniture, stock OF horses, cows and
hogs, crop of corn, fodder, oats, hay, &C. Panta-
ton utensils, terms made known on the day of
sale.
All persons having claims against said estate are
requested to bring them forward on or before the
brst day OF October next for settlement; as am
determinedto have this notice plead IN bar Of ali
claims that are not presented by That time--and
al persons indebted will make immediate pay
ment, as indulgence cannot be given.
ARMSTREAT BRUCE, Ex'r.
Of James Bray, decd
Chesterfield, March 49, l02-w4w-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-17

" oBERT JOHNSTON son, are new receiving an OK.
&c at their nearly opposite the He'll Tavern; which
they viii sell 10. for cash. on tn usual credit Amongst
winch arsAnrIls, vices, bellows hammers, plates.
files, &e Mil, pit, hands saws bench and
moulding plane. ehne gouss traces bits steel blade,
IRON squsres drawing Knives auges flue sand paper locks
lsche' and bolts OF s kinds. screws. tscL, &C. brass ris,
e9@%ods Knobs paw socket bal, cs'tOrs cloak and
pins, bed joints, &c ivory, luck and kniye, forks
pocket, PEN and 'PoTt'msus knives shears scissors
and ,9P lsnc. and Phlem' eurreri knives, tea kettles
tea and coffee pots, coffee mills, bell metal kettles stew pans
tea boards walters table and tea spoons wire hair
plate basket, candle sticks lamps snuder' bells smoothing
and Tnyors irons, steelysrds spcctsces, brooms and
brushes rat mouse tr,ps, guns, pistols whips, spurs
stoves steel eains' nails brad' spris halter chains
spades sbove frynxpsns fan Baltimore ndov sIs,
OF all sizes, looking glasses surveyors conpsses instru.
&c. &c.
Mach is. foo-vAv