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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-22

PURSUANT to the provisions of the last Will and
III testament Of the late Augustine Davis, shall, as
his Executor; proceed SELL at public Auctions on sa
turday the 3lst day Of October, 1922 the following va
liable real estate viz
The hrec-story brick house and 18th streets, at
present occupied by Mrs. S,anard.
The House adjoining the same occupied by Mr. Samu-
el Shepherd and Messrs Ritchi: & Cook the Office
OF the Enquirer.
The House adjoining thereto, occupied by DIR. Clark,
ami the ground from thence TO the Eastern boundary of
said Dayis's lot, containing - feet, on which stands
frame building, at present occupied by Mr.. H. L. Mon
tagucAlso, 300 Acres of Land lying in the county OF
Hcnrico, about miles above town, plat OF which
may be at any time at the Coffee House, which
is divided into three different tracts 70 accommodate pur-
chascrs; of Is IL acres 81 % IL each
The sale Of the whole viii take place that day, at
the Office OF the Enquirer, and the terms will be
third ia cash. third in six months, and tho remaining
third in twelve months from the day of sale Bonds and
deeds Of trust the property will be required for the
two last payments. f. w. R0OTES, Executor.
oct e. 42-td
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-22

RJ OTICE-lTo all whom II may concern. Take
tice, that determined 70 close all my accounts
and transactions before the first day Of January
next and request all persons whohave any claims against
ne as administrator Of George Davis, deceased Mary
Davis, decd John Smith, deed. Elisha Marcy, decd
and George Radord decd or agsnstIne lsto consta
bic of Powhatan county, against individually, or
in any other manner whatsoever, hereby requested
to bring them forward, or before the above date,
shall refuse TO pay all unsettled claims after that and
shall plead this notice al bar. And AL those who in
debted TO me, are hereby informed that no indulgence
will be given them after chat date.
JOSEPH y. DAVIS.
Powhatsn, oct 10. 46~-wfw'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-22

VENHE term of the partnership of anderson, Garth
II s Co. having expired on the 3ls ult. their con-
neNion is dissolved except for the purpose of facilitating
the settlement of their bu sness Those having claims
against the said concern will please present them for
settlement; ard those indebted 10 them, will make pay
ment TO either of the parties, Mr.. Josiah Leake J
their Agent. WILLIAM ANDERSON. q
JOHN GARTH,
sept. 4. Si--N DAVID ANDERSON, Jr. =
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H1ARNiYIf.LE 1,A yrRN fpr rr,,t %, Ianee....1hsD

, H1ARMvILLE TIA vEIsN Tor rent or ieose 7 he
N sub.criber viii rent or lease that well knoSn stsni
Tor tavern, in the town Of Farmvie, IN Prince Ed
ward county. now in the possession OF William Penick.
The lot aud all in good repair Tor car.
frying extensively, pnhlc and ua-
ed in hoursbing Village, where there is consdgra-
bile Tsbseco inspection. and marse il only affords
good number OF boarders but considera
communicate with the SUBSCRIBER, oPugh W. Price
by mali or otherwise at Famvills. Possession will be
given ON the 25th December next. Z, " ..
Sept. To- s7-2m 81 ROBERT, p. PRICE.
HSORDONSvILLE FOR SALE.--The subscriber
IN offers for sale his at CorJonsve in Orange
County with ttco ht,,slre,i and iy acres Of land at
tached TO It, OR to exchange II for property in the City
OF Richmond Goronsville Is situated the foot of the
South West Mountains, 81 miles from the University of
Virginia 90 from fredericksburg, so om Harrison-
burg, and 40 miles from this place. The stages from
Charlottesville TO Fredericksburg pass three times week
and since the late arrangement OF the mails between
Staunon and Guyndotc, the number of passengers has
greatly increased The mail stage from Richmond. to
Their particulars apply to the subscriber. 7ais'
sept %. IO-tf JOHN N. GORDON
YENwENTY, DOLLARS REWARD.--I will give
n twenty dollars for the apprcbcndng and delivery
to me in Petersburg, of my man Moses, who went oil
on the 9th instIe is about twentyhree four years
old tcet inches high, dark skinned, but not very
black, rather made and bow legged slow in his
movements aud OF not sprightly countenance--took
with him stock OF very good clothes, amongst those
now recoecte were blue cloth close coat, and blue
LOOMS fur hat good deal worn, boots and shoes The
only information have been able 10 get of him, is that
he was seen ina fishing boat which trades this mar
kct, on the night Of Sunday the llth inst going down
James River, and she originally from Charles City
County, very probably is in the neighbourhood
oil Weynoke, Doctor John Minge's place, or of Mr..
William H. Minge's where most of his relations i've
Petersburg, June 80. l6-lmd HUGH NELSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-22

SITUATION AS a TEACHER WANTED, by a
~ young gentleman who would undertake the tuition
of youth in Latin, Greek. English, Arithmetic, &C.
He would prefer teaching in private family, but has
no objection to assist in, undertake school. Salts
factory references TO character, sc. can be given
Application 10 be made at this office.
oct. 10. 45-Gf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-22

RICHMOND COTTON MANUFACrORY.
81 NOTION cloths and yarns, Of superior quality
manufactured at this establishment, are offered tor
salc wholesale & retail the Proprietors Office ION the
street leading to Shock@ Warehouse) at moderate prices
They will also wish to purchase quantity Of prime
cotton OF the ensuing crop. preference will DO given
10 cotton in the seed which will DO received Of the
Planters on the most liberal terms.
/ May 10. 3--d CUNNINGHAM & ANDERSON.
Holm GARTH respectfully niorft,. his trends and
% the public that he intends 20 continue tie sale If
Groccrirs. and will aso transact business on Commits
sion. cSas rented the large fire proof Ware house
for many years occupied by the late hrm Of Moncue,
Robinson and Peasants part Of which 10 at present in
In possession Of Mr.. Brook. Sept 4. 3i--U
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-22

1 The enquirer is published twice week generally and
three week during the session OF tho
pc, hcctotre five Dollars PAYABLE
advance Notes Of chartered banks (onyl will be
ssccved payment The Editors will
hitting them by null tho postage of all letters being paid
e No paper will DO discontinued but tho discretion Of Tho
Eitors) until all arrcaragcs have been paid VI
have he GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING - ',s.s'i rasfi
a- Ono square, OR LESS-First 75ccntseach con-
dnuance so go - .n tsfF1 49, -.-F7
@.sNo inserted unt been paid for or
Assumed BY somo person in this city, or its enyirons.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-22

guyIIE GOULDHlLL ESTATE TO BE RE-SOLD.
NJ This valuable estate which was sold by the Com
missioner at Hanover August Court, the sale not having
been carried into effect will be again exposed at public
auction at Hanover Courthouse, "Wednesday the 18th
OF this month"; Ocober) that being court day, and will
be sold 10 the highest bidder by the undersigned com
Inissocrs acting under decree of the Superior Court
of Chanccry, for the district of Fredericksburg, setting
aside the former SALE The terms third OF the pur
chase money TO be paid in cash. the balance in two
equal annual instruments secured by bond and approved
security, and lien the land. The estate lies in
Hanover County, Panunky River, about mile above
Hanover town. and is nearly all river flats and low
grounds The tenant on the land will be oblging
tb slew 1t TO any person inclined to view II. M
LAWRENCE BATTAILE,) f9E
JOHN GRAY, Com'rs.
JOHN DICKINSON. se3
oct g. 4f--tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-22

RAJ ORBORNE T.. SUTTON, sole Proprietor OF the
1H Bowling Green Tavern Caroline Coupty) has Tor
borne from asking portion OF the public patronage be-
ollie uncomfortable condition OF The Mt
lie has for nearly two years been actively engaged in
repairing and altering the construction Of his house
during which tine he has made many changes all Of
wlcb, he hopes, calculated. 10 odd 70 The comfort
aud quiet Of the travellers. He begs leave TO say to
she public, that he has broken up that OF rabie
which frequently annoyed the iorse: and row,
Court days. the traveller may go to rest with
the fear of disturbance. He has also provided two
private houses apart from the Tavern. for the use Of
families travelling. neatly and comfortably arranged;
lie pledges himself to he public to every exertion
to render fair equivalent 10 all who may favor him
with their company.
Bowling Green, Sept. rs. d0-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-22

HNE.h.4LE EDUC.HTTO.v.--Bfis Elizabeth Ba-
n con grdtefidJor the patronage IF a generous pub
Tic, tenders her services at Laurel Meadow the resi-
dence II the subscriber, in Chesterfield County, about
fue miles from Manchester. The bdncheso Tuition
spelling, reading, trifing arithmetic grammar
and geogrdphy, ,ciththe Of The globes The ferns
are $50 PER scholar for tuition, and 75 o, board each
boo'der furnishing her o,cn bel, &c. She DiH com
nence on The Sh Of january merit, and tciH gire "a
cation Of iUe toeess la Summer. Payment to be made
haD yearly SAMUEL P.9TTESO.Y.
NJ u. Sfricf attention ,ciH be paid to young La
dies morality. oct. ID. 46-T
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-22

III kANlD ANDERSON Jr. will continue the sale of
IA - Groceries, Domestic Goods, Cotton Yarn &c. in
coDnexion with general Commission Business at the
stand formerly occupied by Anderson, Gart s. Co corner
OF d. and 18th streets, where the market price will be
paid for good COTTON. sent A. 3jtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-22

fanatic Hospital, UTuidmsbHg
MOTlCE Is hereby given that all the cells in This
Ia institution occupied, and that more patients
viii be received until Of the said cells are vacant;
due notice Of which win be given. BY order Of the
Court Of Directors. T.. HENLEY.
Nay 26. 5f-u
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NO. "a, counterfeit 3 TO note and one fiiteeu
s.,s shilling bin, Pa. 12 90
No. 25, counterfeit (ound in dcskf 81 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-22

PaJoTlCE TO TiMBER-GETrERS. --wanted az
the PeniIensfy the following timber 10 be gotten
by the end Of the year, VIZ:
80 elm bub blocks; so DO DO inches in diameter
1000 feet l-S inch pine plank; 250O do inch 40 do
5000 40 4 do 20 5000 do 5.S in do do
1000 do "a do poplar plank; $500 d. 81 in. do DO
1900 do in willow oak do; 1900 DO in. willow do
1000 do in. ash plank; 600 do Ia In ash plank
1900 wheel spokes best white oak. all heart
1900 do fellows bes, willow oak
cords young white oak Tree from knots, ~ n. long
: % 90 90 90 90 % % %
do do do do do 10 do
leo hickory aSlc trees; BOO pair harness timber.
Proposals will be received until the Is November by
Oetho dgA0 THOMAS NELSON. r. A. p
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-22

NOFiCE---Just received and for sale, at the .Peni-
Il tcntiary Store, supply Of Negro clothing, manu-
lacured at the Institution, also large number OF Shoes
the prices Of which, have been lately reduced.
oct. 10. 45--G THOMAS NELSON, p. A.P.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-22

Port Folio Package, No. %.
a. Bradlev's check OF Patriotic Bank, Ju-
w 3, 1929, favor o. b. Brown, llS 90
j. Schmidts check on Frederick county
bank, Sept07, 1929, favor W. T.. Barry, 222 40
Phiness Brsdley's check on Patriotic
Bank, May II, 1929, favor WIN. jack
son. 10 90
j. SCOTS due bill, dated 2ith January,
1920, f,f ir.a. 8 90
w. u. Barnes certificate Of cash deposit
ed in Bank Of Marietta, 2lst Dec. 1928,
by Nahum Bent, 40 no
Bank Notes. 925 so
VIM. Prout's cheek on Patriotic Bank, o.
April, 1929, favor OF j. HAskeli, f05 on
Bank Notes, 1000 90
Two halves Of $50 Bank Notes, so. 90
Alexander Kerr's certificate Of deposite
In The Metropolis Dsnk, 9th July, 1929,
by WIN. Jones, lilo 81
Bank Notes, package endorsed, No. %, 3,772 90
Specie, ~ 81
DO Nv deck, ~
Half OF So Bank Note, asgerstOwn Bank, 2 so
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-22

"a IMPORTANT SALE OF LOTS AT WELDON.
IA On Tuesday the 3rdtlay of November next the sub
scribers will sell at public auction 20 30 lots the
town OF Weldon, egibly situated, Immediately on
the basin and canal and all possessing such advantages
OF location, will meet the views of all purchasers
eldon Is situated on elevated plane, the south side
of Roanoke River the foot of the great falls and basin
OF the Roanoke Canal 1t is the place of deposit for
batteaux navigaton from whence produce is shipped
the Petersburg transportation with the Roanoke naviga
ton. tr. fe
Terms--Six months credit for bonds with satisfactory
security; title TO be conveyed upon the payment of the
purchase money and a discount Of six per cent will he
allowed for cash. JOHN G.. CLAIBORNE,
oct. I3 46--S* sf.ga JAMES b. CLAIBORNE.
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1V0LES PoLV7' ron 81 LE.-Wiii be sold

A.VOkfSS ,f'Oi.NI' FOX III Lkc--Willbc sold at
~ public auction, on Monday the Goth day of Octo-
Der next being the first day of October County Court at
Westmoreland Courthouse, in the county of westmore
land State Of Virginia, tract of land known by the
name Of Coles Point dying near, being part of
Ragged Pont) on the Potomac River and Machodock
Creek, in said County, containing about four hundred
and seveny-our about ITO Of which is cleared
and in cultivation and the residue in timber. BY the
fertility of the soil its convenience of situation as to
markets for the sale of the produce of the farm or pur-
chase of any article Of luxury necessity the album
dance of wild fowl and fish afforded by the neighbours
ing waters, this tract of land Is rendered particularly
desirable. The timber II, much of which NAV lie
spared may be transported the District of Columbia
Baltimore at moderate price, and would more than
gay for the land an expenses Of transportation The i'm
Prevements limited, consisting principally ola frame
dwelling-hous somewhat of repair. From twenty
Ave hundred to three thousand dollars Of the purchase
money will b. requrcd hand, and the balance three
equal annual instruments secured by deed of trust on
the premises The titleis believed
but only such will be conveyed a, is vcstcdin the SUBJ
scrbcrs by virtue of deed of trust them from Tas-
Ssr c. Quinlaw, late proprietor OF decd from the same
Partyto the high sheriff of Loudoun, and of deed from
said sheriff TO of the subscribers. The sale will
stake place before the Courthouse door, about IL O'clock
Dir. John A. Parker at Westmoreiand Courthouse, wl
at any time, shew the premises. ,.e
~. JESSE TIMNfS,
sept. Is 37-tds BURR VIM. HARRISON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-22

AMT g. u. TONNES g. Co, Commission MER-
w o CHANTS, Norfolk, Ya.--1ho subscribers re-
spectulIy to their friends and The public,
that they have opened house of Commission and ge-
neral agency in Norfolk, under the above firm, and
peSgc themselves to give their unceasing attentions to
every branch Of the business which may be condcd to
their charge They have taken the three story brick
tcpcment ON Maxwels wharf, next door TO Mr. Robert
Sotcr where all orders in their line shall be promptly
obeyed. WILLIAM TONNES, r
EDMUND TONNES,
sept 4. 3t--2fn PEYTON MASON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-22

TEHO STUDENTS OF MEDICINE-Thc subscri-
Il Der intends to deliver course OF lectures de-
monstrative Anatomy and Surgery during the ensuing
and March lie pledges himself that pains shall be
spared TO render this of instruction practically
useful 1n -t. lef e'0 =
During residence offs years in this city, the subscriber
has been actively engaged in the instruction of Medical
Students His experience justcs him in asserting that
Of practical Anaomy and other important branches Of
Medical education Situated central 10 that region of
country, from which the northern schools derive their
principal support, possessing population sufficiently
numerous for the purposes Of surgical and classical in
sruction, and enjoying, in eminent degree, the adj
vantages OF healthy and suitable climate, the city Of
Richmond pres to the civaors of Medical science
almost every desideratum JOHN CULLEN, NJ. ID.
oct. TO- 45-f
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N. b. The sale of the above property il postponed
III Thursday the 9Th oil November next, when 1t Will
certainly take place. WIN. ROBINS, Trustee q
sept 4. 3I-t2dNov-
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]. GUERRANT, NJ. $. c. C. r.. d.
oct. TO- 45-tds one of his deputies.

GLOUCESTER LAM FOR SALE.-in obedience
w to decree of Gloucester County Court, made at
the June session, of said Court 1929, appointing
Trustee to carry into effect the provisions OF deed in
Trust, executed by John b. Seawel to Brazure w. Pry
for certain purpose. therein SGT FORTH viii
be sold, atpuhic auction, to the highest bidder, the
and day of November next, being Gloucester Coun-
ty Court day, the premises that valuable plantation
lying in the County of Glouccster about ten miles be-
low the Courthouse which the said Scawe now re-
sides, containing about hundred acres, OF which
about four hundred and fifty cleared About
onchalf of this land is fine low grounds and the balance
the soil generally rich and welladaptcd TO the growth of
corn, wheat barley, oats and cotton The improvements
extensive and consist Of an excellent dwelling
of wood, sufficient for the accommodation of large
family with all necessary ou-houses. There is also
fhs estate COOL store house, Immediately the main
road and is excellent stand for business The terms
of sale will be, for about 50 POO cash. for the balance
credit will be given. payable in equal insalmcns, which
will be made known the day of sale. The title is be-
evcd 20 be unJuestionabc, but selling trustee shall
conyeyoiily such title as | am invested with. -.
VIM. ROBINS, Trustee.
he calls of the to il uasp Al iu-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-22

NJOTiCE-The Executive will receive proposals in
conformity with the provisions of the 3D. section of
the act concerning the Armory, hereto annexcd-"An
be further enacted that the Executive be authorised
and required ascertain upon what terms the aynory
buildings and Land attached thereto, be sold,
changed or leased for term years and communicate
to the next General Assembly the result oftheir enqu-
ry." by order of the Executive
RICHARDSON e
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A8 AKSHAL'S SAl-EOF BUCklNGf NM LANDS.
lvA In pursuance of two DEGREES of the Superior
Court of Chancery for the Richmond District pronounce
Cd the Bird day of March, 1928, in the Of
Joseph Cabell and Vim. Lewis ex'ors. of Joseph Ca
BELL decd against Robert Horseey, admor and Sarah
Mcgginson widow and adm'rx. OF Joseph c. Meggin-
son. decd and others, heirs and egatecs of said Jo-
seph; and the other the LIST of April 1922 in the
Of Joseph Cabcll, surviving exor of Joseph Cabell
deed. pitts against the samcsdefts. Robert Horseey,
rdrnr and Sarah Mcgginson widow and ad'mrx. Of Jo
sePh G. Megginson, decd. and others, heirs and dis
butees oHs1d Joseph, pitts against Joseph Cabell in
his own right, and surviving exor. of Joseph Cabe
the elder, decd and the last named pitts against
Joseph Cabell surviving ex'or. of Joseph Cabe decd
shall, on Wednesday the 4th day of November next
at the house of James Fars, in the OF Bent Creek
in the Country of Buckingham, offer for salc the
highest bidder public auction for cash. the shares Of
the following persons in the real of the late Joseph
c. Mcgginson, lying in said county, witt the shares
Sarah, William and Joseph Megginson, and William
Berkeley s. Elizabeth his wife, formerly Elizabeth Meg
ginson and Of Mary j. Megginson, Mary J. Pow
ell wife of N. r. POWELL also the share of John r. Meg
sginson heretofore sold under the decree first named
above to VIM. Megginson, he having failed to pay the
purchase money. Should the above named day. prove
to be unfair the sale will be made the first fair day
thereafter fiF
CJIEPPANT n =,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-17
PARTY DISCIPLINE.

The opinion has been frequently advanced thu,
parties, III free State useful and indeed neces-
sary-hat they calculae ed to ensure the pure adj
mnistration of the Government, and 10 preserve !,
from corruption.
We conceive however, that no man of ca1nness
can look ON the organization and discDGe Of parties
which modern ingenuity has brought into practice
without admitting that there no other means Inv
which the people and their officers can be so easiI
and so cffectuay corrupted.
Various and powerful are the inducements hold o,,
for the enlistment of thorougll-going party mem
and what is the real party man, but one who has sub
United his opinions and wishes TO the government and
guidance OF the partY He is TO think as the partv
thinks, support and advocate every measure which
the party may deem it expedent support-to advo
cate the election OF whomsoever the party shall no
inmate, whatever ne may know of the individual him
SELF In short, he abandons all principle wbenevo,
he sells or gives himself to the party and like the
hddcE who baTgalned hmselfto the arch fend rnusf
subject ali his actions to the guidance of another
power. This party organization extends selfthroupb
all the ramficaon Of the State, and even county, no
Inlcs. by committees and subcommittee noents &,
suO-agents, the whole country is III fact brotrht I'M
der the dominion ola few designing dcmarorues who
are the handspring of some party, and vic lead their
deiuded followers as they please. The doctrine TOO
that the end viii justify the MEANS has been OMEN
~ avowed, and iasebood and SANDER have been ms
titled because they used in the advancement Of
what party termed Tie good cruSe In consequence
OF ms enlistment, we see editors OK rcspectablitv
advocating with warmth shat which thew yehernentv
condemned few years or months before. ard now
rcproOatlng the men and measures which hereto.
tore received their hearty appreciation. All this is
the result Of party discipline; and we are sorry to
say that too many gentlemen of high standing have
o!ned The ranks Of the different parties. and have
WINGED determination to ego the Nholc" How
2ng WI. :h,s" thnrs continue to grow worse,