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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-19

II VIE Proprietors of the Richmond and Baltimore
n Union Line of Stages and Steamboats, by Tappa-
hammock, respectfully inform the public and travellers
generally, that this line has been in operation year;
the bestot coaches horses and most experienced and
careful drivers and will be constantly kept that the
route affords the best accommodations, good roads and
no night travelling by land The stages leave the Bell
Tavern in Richmond, every "Wednesday and Saturday
morning at o'clock, and arrive at Tappahannock din
ner, returning leave Tappahannock every Monday
morning at O'clock and Thursday mornings the AT
rival Oh the steamboat Patuxent from Baltimore and
rive in Richmond in the evening. On Saturdays they
must meet the Patuxent at Tappahannock ready to take
passengers to Baltimore, which arrives there the
ceading day by O'clock, p NJ. Tho boat leaves Bal
",ore every Wednesday morning and arrives at Tappa
hammock on Thursday morning The Proprictors will
spare no abour expense to render this agreea
bic, and they have the pleasure that passengers
have uniformly expressed themselves delighted with
the line
o. Stage fare at the low rate OF SO So intermediate
stages, s cents per mile.
The Charleston Gazette, Petersburg Intelligcncer,
Lynchburg Virginian, will publish the above for
months. oct. 10. 45-2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-19
HODIJAH MEADE,
WN nIn

IN CilANCERY-Northumbc County Court,
n 18th September, 1929
James Rice and Margaret s. his wife, Pitts.
against
William NJ. Hall and Bcsty Hall, Defts.
This day the plaintiffs by their counsel and ap-
pearng TO the satisfaction of the Court that the decn-
dant, William NJ. Hail. is not an inhabitant this State.
on the motion Of the plaintiffs ii is ordered, that the said
defendant appear here on the second Monday in De-
cember noxtand the bill of the plaintiffs and
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted for two
months successfully In some newspaper published in
the city Of Richmond and also posted at the front door of
the courthouse Of this county. Copy. Testc
sept. 30 4l--wSw r. BATES, C.. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-19

NJOTICE-Tho Executive will receive proposals in
conformity with the provisions of the Sd section OF
the act concerning the Armory, hereto anncxcd-And
he further enacted that the Executive be authorised
and required to ascertain upon what terms the Armory
Buildings and Ldnd attached thereto, be Sold ex.
changed leased for term OF years. and communicate
TO the next General Assembly the result of their eno
ry." by order OF the Executive.
Vim. ri. RICHARDSON, c. c.
Executive Department.,
to4tN ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-19

"A N PURSUANCE Of Deed OF Trust, made TO us h.
VI the late Peyton Randolph, Of the City Of Richmond
dated and Of record in the County Court Of
Chesterfield, TO secure certain Of money, due to
b. IT, Meade; shall proceed to sell Tor cash at the
Plantation called Wnterpock in the said county Ches
terield all the stock Of Horses, Cattle, Hogs and
sheep, together with all the plantation utensils of ev.
cry description the Sale 10 take place on Sat
urddy the 9th OF December, 1929
HODIJAH MEADE,
WILLIAM OLD.
AT the same time and place shall sell 10 the high.
est bidder, negro women and old men, and shall
rent out the plantation TO the highest bidder for one
year. HODIJAH MEADE.
Administrator IF Peyfon RandoLph.
Nov 10. bsD,ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-19

b edmond ROLLING & Sitting MILL,
e a AND NAIL MANUFACTORY.--Fo sale
very reasonable terms, from 500 to 1000 kegs
of cut nails and brads, of various Sizes from 81 to
I0j in kegs from l00lbs. TO 200lbs.-warranted to be
made from Swedish Hon and not from Pig, Bloom
Iron, ns is customary in the Northern States.
ALSO, spikes from TO z inches, clinch Nails Of differ
ent sizes, suitable for tobacco kegs and hhds nail rods
horseshoe Iron, rolled Iron Of different widths land
are prepared 10 execute with DESPATCH any orders in
this line, and request merchants and others who deal
in nails, SC. to apply, il they want full assortment.
Oct. g. I4-2aw2m r. HAXALL e co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-19

The U. s. Telegraph, National Intcigencor, Raleigh
Star, Baltimore Amcrcan Charlottesville Advocate, and
Richmond Wing are requested 10 publish this notice
once. The Herald and Petersburg Old Dominion twice
once at this time and again about ho first Of October
and forward their accounts 70 Mr. Ed Christian Of Rich
fnond, the Bursar Of the College, for payment
August 1S. 2o-wt3OhN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-19
vE1wENTY DOLLARS REWARD will Cd

FH1WENrY DOLLARS REWARD will give
n twenty dollars for the experimenting and delivery
on the 9th nst-He is about twenty four years
old, feet inches high, dark skinned, but not very
black, rather scout made and bowleggcd, slow in. his
movements and of not sprghtly countenance-took
with him stock of very good clothes, amongst those
now recollccted blue cloth close coat and blue
cashmere Panaloons, gray cassine coatee and panta
looms, fur hat good deal worn, boots and shoes The
only Information have been able TO get of him, is that
he was seen in fishing boat which trades TO this
ket, the night of Sunday the 18th inst, going down
James River, and as he originally from Charles City
County, very probably is now in the neghbourhood
of WeynoNe Doctor John Minge's place, of Mr.
William III. Minge's where most of his relations live.
Petersburg. juno 80. I6-lmtf HUGH NELSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-19

Estate OF n UIivier, decd.
The Norfolk Herald will publish the above weekly
times, and send their this Office for payment
oct. %. 5O-tds#
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-18
From tc Munich journal Das Husband Of .1nrI
NAPOLEON'S FAMILY

NAPOLEON'S FAMILY.
Napocons mother Tor, as she was called Nadine
Alere) spends her winter at Rome, and her summer
IN Aibano. She is constantly occupied in works of
inetp charity, and bcnefconce, and leads very ro-
tired life. Strangers seldom admitted 10 her
society; only her brother Cardinal Fesch paws her
daily visits. The Cardinal employs the remainder Of
bis time IN the performance Of the duties of bis Office
and holy functions Neither of them possesses
more than mlddllng fortune; Madame has bestowed
great portion Of hers upon her family aud the poor
and the Cardinal Is dependent on the allowance Of
the Pope, and the sale o. his gallery of pictures
which he parts with one by one. Count Siryillicrs
(Joseph, the EX-Kmg of Spain) has become citizen
OF the United States Of America since 1914 (cnrrv
1887 and applies himself there 70 agriculture on
large scale His eldest daughter ZeHaide bas n,,-
red has nephew Prince Musignano 1.-THE son of Lu-
GEM and bis younger daughter, Charlotte married
another Of his nophews, Charles, the son of Louis
.EX-hlng Of Iloiiand) who, if we mistake not, is
author of the American Ornithology. Both these
!ouns couples have left America and settled M
fi"clcc ~ order to be nearer TO their mother the
countess Survlilers. as fer Count dc Saint Len
Louis) the state Of his health, which continues 70
De WiaYrable does not prevent his principally dcyo-
ing hhseli to literary occupations. lie had pnr.
chased, out OF his private fortune severn, estates IN
Holland, chiefly in the vicinity Of Haarlen bnt affer
me Iah Of Napoleon, these were seuucs;ratc1l and
never restored 70 him. lis consort Hortensia the
dhIghter OF Josephine, passes the winror al Rome
4huI some me past she was in the habit Of spend.
hremberg. on the banks Of the Bovensoa n6c G,sc,s
t,emanns) ~ Switzerland. The Princc dc Canino
sucIen has this long time resided n, Rome md ON
the property from which he derives his tile In ito
y1ar 1871 he andh family inhabited the small town
OF Sinignga, near Ancona lie has lost the greatest
pan Of his fortune by unsuccessful svoculatons srd
soto eyen his Tgias, ~ Rome, to his brother tLe
FIince dc Maniiod ,IcfOme.) One Of his daughters
Ine same W.Ise hand k,rs ferdinand Of Spain soil
clied when Prince o. Asi''rm) married Prince Cab
ricli another married Lord Stuart. TIE Prince de
Monlio" lJcrome' TX kuig oi WeHphaila) spends
the summer 10 the in,t,hss near Aneona. and tho
winter 10 hs Palace at koigc. Ills union with the
Prncess Catherine, ie sise Of fhc present King of
WuFicmbetg and Wsce Of the Emperor Of Russia.
renders his bonse the frndez, os Of al stranoct of
distinction ir0mthe North WHO ,is.t italy, ne Rus
s.an aud Wurteiuhefg An5assa1ors are meyer absent
from ibe Pnuces parties. bis children ere educated
u the College of S.eHa. The young Princess Eliza.
daughter of tho Princess Bor1heac married, after
her mothers DEATH the son Of an Italian Nobleiaan,
ihs rchcct proprietor Ancofrl. Sho q vorc r-elo
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-18

Hard 7rTes.A vast excellent mechanics (says the
Mercane in consequence the want Of employ have
been compelled 20 sbandon the city and seek employ ccwhee
and many who have visited the search of employment;
have bren totally disappointed The present high ,ce of pro-
visions oL al kinds operates very sevsuy the poorer Gins
SOS The present mode of oresang in all our markets ba;
added greatly to the suAeiings OF the labon classes
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-18
FOR EIGN.
IRELAND


I"dg 20 R,ot'-A collision attended with fatal results has
taken place between the people and the rolice at Bama
ee men were shot dead by tie fire Of e police the arm ri
boy was broken by ball. another person was shot 10 tho
ne and several were more or less wounded The police m
erefTed with TIE people without necessity and continued 4,
discharge their fe arms amOust them An inquest was held ON
the persons killed, aud the jury, composed halfof and
nall Proesants, returned verdict of UL fnrdr aeains,
sergeant VIM Brown one Of the policemen At the fair a,
Babay, Monaghan a body of Bruusvyckers armed y,;h
les, aud great many persons dreadlully nanced
though fortunately no lives lost IN course of the
DAY me town was VIaded by groups vocIang horrible wells
Tying he'll with Potc' 5. he viii, on oi ~
wcsefs," 'Io surrender no, never. never"
Thus that the people Of Ireland have 10 suffer the yepeDos
OF the opponents of Emancipation We trust however the
energy of the Government will b. pu. forth stop such ous.
geous proceeding
CONTRA.
jHstGfiaHeons goD results ~ Caitoiic ciD1ion
in Glare. Our predictions, thank Heaven are even
a7 yet about TO be verified. Il is with unspeakable
pleasure, both az proguostic Of what the country
VIII experience generally 10 n short time as well as
the immediate benefit 1t viii confer on tlc country
VI our adoption, tLat we have 10 announce the ar
nyal Oh an English capitalist in Clare, who is about
taking Mr. Cores concerns 10 Clonroad for q lace
mnnuinctoTy; the terms are, we understand arran-
gad; ana ~ last Friday an application was made 10
the very Rev. Dean o Sbaughnessg, 20 ascertain
whether ne could procure for the factory 400 females
81 ron toto 10 years Of ogc. This is glorious intel.
igence! The English projects: has stated that
FhouId THIS undertaking succeed he VIII establish
hhothef factory IN year hence, Which viii riyc
employment to asmany, Or n greater number Of bows
Happy days cTc gu store Tor Ennis
tLiNrict Eceniuy Post
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-18
BosyoN, Innc IL

Failing III in Ike Reycave.-The duties secured
at the Custom House in New York and Boston. on
imported merchandise, for tho first quarter of the
present year, show decrease. when compared with
the corresponding quarter Of 1928 of more than t,oo
Diions and ttoenty fee thousand dolys = Ros; Gn-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-18

1t is stated in the Fredericksburg papers, that Nj.
It'vcs' Ambassador to France passed through the.
'own few days ago, ON his route to Washington.
1t Is supposed that the Constellation, which is to
wait him and Dir. McLane to the shores of Europe
will sail about the first proximo, from Nec,
York. The Arena seems TO doubt if the Consu,
General to Agers, WIN bear the honorable gentle.
men company, and even to ntimntca question of his
worthincss togo over in the same ship
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-18


Tue British export Of goods to 1'urlSey amounted
1store lhe present war between thu country and
Russia 10 million of pounds sterling.
iRc sprmg was unusually backward in France and
The middle parts Of Europe.
II ..'-.-.r asesiion-'rhe following Sescsplim Of
DEATH Is hc,ihc Quebec Gazette May s8 n
mus nonis, ut hall rSS, O'clock troops in Garrison
pocosoed rom their rcspec,c barracks Co the Citadel In
PSuaHce oi the 6creral Order cr~.aur the cxcc,on of
iu,o'cs "iooe both Regiment, sc,encc death ior
an" tor v,oen, attack the life of Sefi-s., Suby
VI lc same regiment, while in the execution of his utv
INC troops Were formed under the orders of Lieut. Col,
IoekouIn IL n Conmapda Of the Garrison in the ,avelh
'a INC eastern harcr, making sides ofa square When
c were completed, tine prisoner brought out
% e Nape ouard, with preceded the haud Of
feSt playing IN slow and solemn time the dead ma
rue cohn, bone by SIX men the prisoner followed
snoeo anu supported bv the Rev. Mr. Mchahon the Roman
e"noc iersynan, whose unfortunate man
| escort ~ ~ - W.
The prisoner advanced with IN apparently firm s,cp 10 the
pace Of execution passing the whole Inc and through
@ ns party tn his cnsn which he kncll while no.
oil the Court Martial the sentence the approval and
oue or ms execution, read aloud by Town Major
v "hen tesc were concluded the reverend Clergyman
emo inc prisoner were engaged short time in earnest PRAYER
ana M the rmcr slowly retiring fatal signal was given to
e r,g party, dacn abou, six raccs Ills death was
instantaneous not motion being perceived The whole Gar
so uen hed past ihr corpse in Ordinary Time and
o'Sey ietu'neo without music to their barracks.
Inc men appointed to the firing party LOT n
us own resfent three rom company in AL 49,
Two were reserved and the other G one nuke only was
unoaded The pieces charged by the non. commissioned
Ohcsi VINO informed the that piece was uploadcd
with the humane intention of leading each man 10 bceve Nh,
@ Chance oil ayoidns the necessary but disasrecable
imposed upon him. IL supposed owing to , r,accc
ihat almost every shot took effect
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-18

10 is s.a.cG IN tbe English papers that tbcra are
tvcn'y-Evc sugar manrbac'orcs in Picardy France.
IN Which srgdr Is made altogether from the beet root.
volcano IS said TO have Inode its appearance near
Hunters river, New South Wales.
late London paper states 0lat riow f.N X ia,
c'g IN The S9th hpri las'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-18

Light,iag- tpond yJI Tre,,yrafoo-A eeresooo,,, n
ne Washington Co Post from Hartford. ~ under dao of
May SOi, rays, "Ycaeray afternoon while a violent tune
oWer vas passing over this town, tic black smith shop owned
ny Chester Harris, was struck wHh ghtnnz near tie dge
%ne onmen wcfs within The fluid passed down the end OF
e Duad ~ uniI fcacaeda window, which Charles Kinney
one Of the hl the Of shutting; Il syercd ever,
particle Of glass fon As SASH and passca bis right hand
iohovei h a''o hs'hrat"- and from thence down n h,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-18
Fyom The National htenrencer.

From the National Iitci'igcncer.
~ IS WIN deep have learned that The Pres;c,
c on!ed 96tes has removed DR. Thomas Jones from tbe
'uI'endency OF the Patent Office Amongst the numerous ur
necessary ana III some instances removals which have
ken place tie public Offices here there is no one which !,
more 10 oe regretted than that Of Dr. Jones' whether we rcar
ue p'c interest the singular worth of the aniale sce,
nc ana distinguished individual whose pecuar fitness alone
m inc trust recommended his appointment 10 be the succeor
ne successor to this Office is Mr. John d Craig Of whom ,re
know nothing, either good bad but that he must be mar ~
eminent merit indeed IL he fills the station 10 which he IL a,i
with any thing iae his predecessors Ability ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-18

From ne Ne,D York Gazette Of I!'ed>csday
a man, evidently dcTange, into the Police Office ON
tuesday evening and desired the Magistrates SEND him the
PRISON ut Sing Sing punishment nc said for perjury he
mad committed Tie appeared 10 be about years OF age aud
gave IN his name Peter ATrowsmsh New jersey The
Magistrates being satisfied Of his insanity, put him in charge Of
inc commissioners OF the AmShousc. Yesterday morning Inc
became so noisy and unuy that tie keeper Obliged TO
remove Inn into another apartment, where he was left alone
On oenmG inc room abou, IN hour aud half afterwards he
was found feless lie had suspended himself To the lock OF
the door, by his jacket, the sleeves of which tied around
nus neck The lock beHc the usual height from foor the
deceased IN order to accomplish has design was Obliged TO GO
upon his knees, and IN this position he found Its sup
posed he was from either Monmouth New Jersey or Balon
New York. -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-18

p wnesen was attracted by vice. passed o shifting
me vice oecn which he then touched pieces exactly bef
nun tne has Clothes literally speakis rags setting them
as wc as The building FIRE. The right ann ,v,s
completely torn or and scattered la fragments about the shop
ms panaioos had but thee bttnis remaining them some
We even meed aud finally mis- whole clothes on tina, side
Tue appearance oftags shot from loaded canton
apparently every part OF the building visited by the shock
VIC mud reached the ground three derert places aud on
u'eh' sces which considerably injured; the whole four
WV Posuaeo oy the Shock strange appear no
was materially mired, except by the bum, ai,lou s the
% was taken OH IN spots from Kinney aud of the Others
nao s CLONES, torn The whole able walk about;
days.' - - NV
lc Nos n- Mercantile ADVERTISED OF SATURDAY. holds tho
following sentiments IL ~ the oncycd concerns of
t great commercial emporium which we ~. L,ny TO
perceive m improvement has taken place -.
Inc Money Market, and BanksWc Team from such sour.
ce 10 doubt the Fact, that the more ca
W wan street, and iiai persons credit enabled TO meet,
'se engagements with little Inconvenience From the
county we informed that the have redeemed their
entipn to such us To their
safety, and we look with confidence TO a better state of
things. ~ 5000 "
Important discussions will in course Of the year
ana rs To DC hoped that the country may be
improved by good crops and increased demand Cor our manu-
iacte as TO relieve the merchants restore such good feel
ss ue"cecn the town and country, lead ao
iShmsnt oil all restrictions aud unnecessary taxation Our
banking establishments 1--WE accce the contemplated n,cS
csis should be consulted the adoption any system intended
10 he permanent IL is observed that all those institutions thar
nave been administered with faithful regard 10 tho uturs
oi the stockholders have been useful public at large
the stockholders then should look teir interests, and all v
yet be well vs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-18

and witty, and is said to Scar tho strongest resem
blancc' TO Napoleon. Her Gather, Prince Felix
Baceh,ochl, resides at Bologna. lie is rich and res
pcc'rd. o~ing 10 political considerations, the Coun-
tess lepano Madame Murat, FIX. q uec,. of Naplcsl
has rot yet been able to obtain permission to on her
relations IN Italy; she, therefore. resides in Austria
Her eldest daughter marriedthc Marchcsc Popoli. a
Nooieman OF Bologna and her youngest sister Count
haspon Achilles, her eldest son. went To Florida,
where he bought much landed property. lucicn
the Youngest, is i'll South America
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-18

Retaliation understand tba. tho vo,,ng l,l;cs
~ Medina county, among othor mcans'of prcycntnp
tho too frequent use % ardent spirits have resolved
that they viii not receive the addresses Of any voun
gentleman who is in the habit Of using sprituous H.
9uors The young gentlemen III the same noglbor.
hood, By way OF retaliation, have resolved. that tcv
viii not seriously pay their addresses to any voun
lady who wears corsets This is right. ffwiiskey
has slain It's thousaBdscorsets have ia in their tons
OF thor 'ands. .BaHgieh Ga=.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-12

HAVE received by the last packet large sup
Ladies' lasting doubled vamped spring walking shoes
DO do French slippers. very superior
DO do American do with and without heels
do goat skin slippers the latest fashion, for sum-
mer walking shoes
Gentlcmcn's superior boots, square and round toes
Do do light dress shoes, do do do
Do do goat skin pumps. do do do
DO do calf skin do do do do
DO morning slippers, various colours =;
Misses cooured and black lasting and morocco slfp-
pers, the greatest variety ever in this CITY =
Boys calf skin bootees and shoes, double lined
DO light calf skin and seal skin dress shoes
Chldren's leather shoes and bootees
Do lasting and morocco bootees and shoes Of
every color and shape;
Together with every other article of boots bootees
and shoes that be made, aud all Of them of their
manufacture -.
n large assortment of seal skin and hair trunks
Leather travelling trunks, with iron frames. and
patent locks
Carpet travelling bags
Very handsome and superior made fancy morocco
trunks =. =
Day 81 Martins blaclsng, and a large supply of
paste backing
Goulds real Japan sponge backing, at rs cents
per bottle
Patent spring punch pyens 49,
Silk and cotton braids
No. black ribbon
And large supply of gents cheap nailed and nor,
ged boots and light summer pumps at the store Cor
ner OF Main and 18th streets.
mar % 49,