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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-22
Trust Sale of Land

X virtue OF deed of trust, executed by J. j..
-, Irice Z" the subscribers dated the Goth January
1923 and recorded iE the Office of the clerk of Joi
81 county court, we shall, Tuesday the 18th dav
OF October next fair. if not, the first fair ay there,
bidder, the said J. H. Trces interest in The 'sc, 70
Land lying on Fork Greek in the county of I.outss
on winch hls father, James Trice, decd lived Tho
ssld frees interest being lots No l. Q, 4 and 10
the local situation of which NAV be snen bv rcS,r
ence TO the plat fled in the clerks Office bv tbe
commissioners VINO divided the estate
Twelve months credit will be allowed the mr.
chasers; upon their giving bonds with approved zec,r
rty' ana dcen OF trust the land secure the paw
nnent' JOHN GARTH, 81 TH,s.
JOSIAH LEAKE, Jr tees.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-22
GEO. NJ. PAYNE.
w. L. FONTAINE, Commfs-
WM. L. RANDOLPH. s'oners.'


Unjust SAbE.-iSy virtue deed OF trust excr,,,.,,
oy Sanss Underwood to the ubscIes the 22d day of
oepeeI LIB and daily recorded the clerks Office of Han
over county Tor purposes therein mentioned we shall prorr,
70 sr al pubic auction TOR ready money, highest bidder
"h enhes'sy Inc Oih sept l829 Hanover court ho,,se
one fast OF Land N said cennty lying on Aes Creek and
ajoing w oodson's, and Others; also following slave.
yis Davy a'hinston, James, Isaac Armsead Polly and
Iyi or 20 nnen OF the above mentioned properly as in be
10 satisfy said deed and other expenses ATTENDING TIM
ne ute 10 the above property believed ndspushIe
me suncrIrs acting as trustees viii conway only srh
sept sd ,dse "'' JOHN JOHN pi pihpx r.us,ees
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-22
BROAD-ROCK RACES.

tfIE RACES over the Broad-Rock Course viii
= commence as usual, on the first Tuesday in Oc-
tobcr, and continue three days.
First Day, a Post Sweepstake for three years old
last SPRING Two mile heats entrance 5000 half forfeit
TO close hrst September. Subscribers. Richard Ad-
ans. ]. NJ. Seiden, William Il. Iohuson and Ishau
Puckett.
Second Day the Proprietary Parse, $500, two mil.
heats, entra nee Sis.
Third DAY Race, the Jory Club Purse, for $500
three mile heats, entrance $50. From the number
ofhorses IN training good sport may be- expected.
1SIAM PUCKETT,
sent p-onr;o,or
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-22
10 rnl Eprons o. rnr lvn,t.

!, IN Ncp'sNfGr, IS-1.
Gentlemen; Tue rost consistent of all the
cians, MIR Editor Richie, in paragraph in the Enquirer
has told the people that they believe portion
OF the American Press dependent to the purses
OF few leading psr,zans for support We no, aware
until the year. that such the condition oany our
presses, and of Of politicians making advances paying
draits, &c to keep devoted papers ahoai"
IL seems the consistent Editor right except
President jackson with Government money keep devoted
papers afoat"Bu the independent Editor has
pile until the present year, OF individuals maxim, advances
keep presses Does believe this standard Editor
forgotten the Major Eatop and the Philadelphia Obscry
er? When that paper blew up, the that
indebted to the Major IN the of 500-that then right
aud approved by hmWhat the patrons tie Enquirer
think Of him when they calmly examine his course?
docs he think Of them they can I've quilted 10y such stuff
VlATOB.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-22

ui 20 cohtroui the vote ofthe State for Prcsident
how long win they be satisfied with III, It,n,aa IN
.o,e .ney VIII try their power in the election of mem
% OF congress- or IF the House of Delegates, or
~ yx".e'no' 1t they are made eligible by the people
,a'e senator's and when oil these elections are
oy general ticket, will the cle-tve fnnc
.. oe worth any thing to the peoples, Who then
wn ennoiaates aim TO please' TO whom will thew
ieei ainenabic! Tue people who can do nothing, or
pleasure, - '''o''
90 not expect the Convention to prevent conbi-
nations, but f,hey prohibit tho general ticket they
wiiltniie from them the only engine by which thcy
can act with effect. A SOUTH SLIDER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-22
commercial Rtror0.
LIVERPOOL MARKET.

LivtRroot, Aug. g. 1922.
The business done in Cation this week been ON modcr
ute scale and the sales amount $50 bales Including 40
sea Island at I'D iiA; $50 Stained 81 y; 1920 Upland
ol 1880 Orleans a ~ aud 3D. $50 Alabama 8 a g. The
copexion OF the market without change and we
cannon notice any alteration from the previous bur
ng done on speculation The import the week Is % BIS
quite 80 favorable = ~ N"e' "''
In the early pari Of the week. the unsettled state of the
sahe caused more activity in the Com Market that has
obsided the supplies foreign crain INTO LONDON h,v. has
and prices there rather lower The opera
and much doiny. - 70 " i''''
y he sales OF Cotton day computed at 1900 lalcs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-22
Foa rirE Wura,

/ Foa THE WIITa.
Iessrs. Editors In looking over the Vbir some
short time since, l. with little degree of srprse
discovered that WIZ. F. GoRuoN ESQ. Of Albcmarie'
iiad been recommended by"A voice below the Noun
tein, as suitable person to be placed in the Posi-
ding Chair of tho Convention. The writer fthot
article processes to know good deal about Gen.
Gordon. 1t is true Inc is sclfmaJe man. and erna
mated from the peban ranks; for all of which like
nm ,ne better nave known that gentleman for
number OF years, and with great confidence
underwrte "a Voice below the Mountain . q, snvn.r
that he is man of the most agreeable manners and
.i. ne possesses IN no ordinary degree talent for
ge'ting almost every under his friendly cloak
NO man Is moro independent, hgll-ninted and homo
rabic than WIN. +. Gordon. The finger of s,sp;ci,n
mas never been pointed at him, nor the tongue of
cafunny has dared TO breathe word ieroSn,or
10 ms character. Now, Messrs. Editors, am very
much OF a Gordon man myself but yet Lneyer suffer
my friendly feelings of attachment to get the better
Oh my Judgements and as friendly as feel toward that
valuable public servant, yet am bound 10 say that
there are many, whose names see upon the Conven
tion roil much better qualified TO preside over that
august body than Gen. Gordon There are many of
more advanced age, who would fill it with much
ore dignity, and would despatch The business of the
House with double the facility. IL is not my wish
Messrs Editors, to discuss the comparative worth o.
merits OF any gentleman who may be proposed as
CHAIRMAN 70 the Convention. But would here beg
leave TO PROPOSED one emnently calculated in NV
humble opinion 10 fill the Chair of that august and
eruiite body with usefulness and with credit 70 him
sen ana the Convention 1t is other thnn JAMES
y vi Noocuhdii, u Dctter man than Whom
never lived amongst He is universally beloved
and esteemed by all who know him: and am ner-
suaued 10 heheve that the selection would be popu
lar one throughout the State, and would prove if
made, n beneficial one to the Convention. know of
no man IN the Convention, who possesses IN greater
degree the necessary qualifications for it's Chairman
lie possesses great rnness Of character and the all
important business of selecting Committees could not
be placed III better hands. Principia non hornnes is
ms motto II would be presumption in me to attempt
10 give the pubic The character Of this old public
want. lie is well known throughout the State-and
known TO be the nobleat work of God.
NO PATRICIAN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-22
JAMES RIVER LAND
EOR C9TIr

Is, pursuance of decree of The coun,- cour of
buckltsham, The undersigned commissioners, or
tne sun day OF September next, to sell to the high
est bidder tract OF land in the lower part of Buek
!ngham, on James River, called .,7ount Ifu
Inns tract of land is believed TO contain six hun
dred acres-about hundred and fifty of which ~.
low grounds good portion of the high land is in
woods, and is tobacco land. The whole of the onen
land is IN good condition, and part of the bottom
land extraordinarily fertile oNAt
Inc improvements originally constructed. witt, an
eye 10 taste and usefulness, will require som, repars
An accurate survey of the whole trart, ascertain
ing the quantity of fores, and open, hun and bottom
land VIII be made before the day OF sole and natt
exhibiting the results, viii be prepared for Tie nf,r
nation OF those concerned.
IERHs.-A credit of l, 2, 3 and 4 wears viii be
gwen. The commissioners will require frein the MIR
chnser bonds with approved security and viii retain
lien on the land til the purchase money be maid.
One OF the Commissioners will attend on tho prcm
the land. ''e
GEO. NJ. PAYNE.
w l.. FONTAINE, ComInis7
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-22
Richmond Races. Fall 1905.


Fa'IlE Richmond BacPs over the Tree Hill Course
viii commence On the Sd Tuesday, goth Of DC.
tober,l and continue four days, as.rsua.
FIRsr DaY.--h match race for $1,000 side, h.
tween two colts OF tried speed and bottom two mile
heats. From previous and interesting contest
much doubt exists to the superiority Of the enc
the other: and considerable interest is excited
On the same day, sweepstake for colts and FLIES
years old two milo beats, entrance $780, three sub
seribers, and closed
SECOND DAY.--pruprictor's purse, 500, two mile
heats.
On the snme day, Sveepstake for three wears old
colts and FLIES, two mile heats, entrance SlQ0; four
subscribers, and closed.
THTRD DAY.--Jockcy Club Furse, $1,000, fur
mile heats.
FouRru DSY.-Tie snnual paststakc, S45o, three
mile heats
Polly Hopkins, Slender, Kate Kesrney, Star,
Waxcy, Cadmus, and many fine horses are in trains
ing, probably greater number than ever was known
in Virginia at any time.
The Proprietor will be prepared, rs heretofore 10
accommodate gentlemen who may desire to stay AT
Tree Hill during the races.
Those members of the Club thnt should ne unable
20 attend the Fall Meeting, will please forward their
subscriptions, the purses large and the subscri-
bcr bound to put them up j. VI. SELDEN,
Treasurer g. Proprietor.
The Editors ofthc National Tntelgoncer Frede-
ricksburg Arena, Integenccr, Petersburg, and
Lynchburg Virginan, requested to publish the
above once week until the races, and send their
accounts to y ~ $.
sept 15-c10t Dot il
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-22
RACES.

LOUISA RACES.
THE Louisa Races will commence at Louisa couri-
4 house, on Thursday. the LIST OF October. First
dayss race mile heats for years old six entries. and
closed. One hundred bushels of merchantable wheat
entrance, half forfSit+.
William Morris TT. c. Big
Mai Bickcrton Winston. b. S.
Elijah Hutchinson, black {. : by Carollnian.
Rober, G.. Willis. b. T.
John Graves 8. {.
Or. james NJ. Morris s. e. by AlSrcd
2d. days rncc, two mile hcnts hunlrcd dollars
ID cash. with the addition OF such subscription may
he subsequently mnde.t
3d. days race, prOprie'uT's purse made up OF the
FIRST aud second days entries and gate money This
will I've handsome purse, to be run the best in 5
urlo heats. JNO. NJ. PRICE.
u - confidently expected that the first days race
viii be exceedingly interesting each runner intending
to be 4, the goal, and all having high expectations OF
winning.
This purse is cncrcasng. and Il Is believed by the
day of tho will he one OF considerable magnitude
aug % SIC
A LII persons indebted to tile estate OF Miss Ca
IN Uterine +. Mccall dec d. for the hire Of negroes
tor the year 1923, are requested 10 mako Immediate
| payment to GUSTAVUS A. MYERS,
J sept is--6t Attorney 81 Law.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-22
PROPERTY F0p !. !,


oner iof sale at public auction town of salem
e sunny oi boeoufL the 18th day of October nex, -
nupe.y wh'ch ormery occupied mercantile esabirn
eni ana TO which is peculiarly adapted having ON I
; o TWO counting rooms, large and lumbe
a W equat SIZE The upper apartments spacious ana
and finished of for the accommodation Of tam;l A.
1000 style tie outhouses. suitable the main b,Idrv
e. a's and KITCHEN being Of brick latter having fine
s,aL "e "pnehoue OF Frame midway hef,vee, ths
rbc and Kitchen there sell ofnost exceen, wa,sr
mo a'ashed TO this property. and will be sold an ssm.
49, o ni "ro'md, containing three acres ~, 49,
- g loS cornhohse and framed anary-The terms ~
:, 800 ~ manu. one third in months and TIE h,i.,..
60 Jea IRON, DAY OF sae the LATER carryin, ,.s.",
I'm 'le nac nc sale will take place under the
anu onee'ion OF Gen James Brec kenripe ~, ,,h %
arc payable, aud the interior aymens "a nh ,,as
10 ms satisfaction The title is un,n,,e 49,
ana the sale wdl lie made without reserve sPee"aoe,
-, T,p :, I1.,,,,.si WIN. C. BOWER.
'hhUSTEE'S SALE.--By virtue OF decd nj ,-,,s; -.
cured by the late Mrs Frances Tabb DECD Of m. $500 A
Aneha for purposes therein mentnned which derd - S
~ ne CLERKS Office of said comy shall ON the IoI
mex " lar, otherwise the fa, dav nrorssi
sen on The premises, 10 the highest bidder on rod, ~
o any hsee yearsa Tract Of Land contained in said d
- so acres, more less, lying on Fla, Creek IN S
us AFORESAID, and bounded ny the lands OF Edwa,d z
rsSiesoh and Tho r. Bamster and others 80 =
fN-A credit will be given one two and ,l,r.e o,x-
executing bonds with approved PERSONAL sec,,r
of me hrst payment and deed tl. ON the lard ~, go.
the two last payments. ~ " secure
$500 JNo +. MAY, Surviving Trustee
~ -Lu - otblmseif and Ro X. Jones dsr,T
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-22
Baltimore Seed Wheat.

~ OTICE.--MRs. NELSON continues her
- Boarding Establishment adjoining the Wash
ington Tavern, within 6y yards othe Capitol Square
She will be prepared To accomOodate, in the hes,
manner, number of tho Members of the Con ventcn
aud Legislature, with their families, f requircd.
Provcadcr ard careful Hos'lc.s aug Gle:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-22
KING WILLIAM LAND

TUX O.fLE.
NVlIL. BIZ sold at public auction, at King William
w Courthouse the 98th of the present month.
heing court lay, credit Of one two and three
years, ali the right, title and interest of Woodson
Parrish in tire following Tracts of Land viz: One
t-nct immediately on the Pamunkey Elvcr known by
the name of the River Plantation, adjoining the lands
of Messrs G. Braxton, Richd Wlroy and Lsngburns
estate, and contains 2I61-d acres: also one other
tract, containing lac acres, known by the name OF
Winghed, desira bic place for small family with
comfortable buildings thereon.
RICHARD C. WORKMAN.
CHAS. ELLIS,
WM. CRANE,
sept al C HENRY III. KING
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-22

me ofthe Trenp editors in Georgia, arc trying
ke up the schism in the party, and propose to
The question, whether Crawford or elmer shah
e party candidate to Gov. Troup for his deci-
IN the same manner as was lately done in Mis-.
when Col Benton was tue umpire.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-22

are informed that lIuddlesey Jordan, "a citizen
county of Hearico, ami rcsidas, about six miles
'nis City, was shot on Sunday evening last, and
ABOUT four hours afterwards. Tho Jury of
+, found that he came to his death by his bro
Henry Jordan, who is now in Hcnrico jail to
/ his trial.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-22

. Na.ionai Observer, of Sept. IG, (Albuny) is
aa SUIT OF mourning. That day was the third
'ersary ofthe abduction. of Nor gun.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-22

. Portland Argus (Nruine) lately so loud and
% or eiccting a Jackson Governor, is now cry.
cccayi. No returns yet from the election.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-22
BY DAVESPO{F-z Z
GROCER;ES EN ~ co.

On THURSDAY new. ,Ls' s &c,
o'clock, at auction store. an ossnx,, al II
groceries. cotton goods, &c. Oh PRIME
sept 90 d A g.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-22

Besides n number of smaller ones
, Tickets 81, halves So, quarters 81, for sale al
p. CHUBB'S Lucky Office sent %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-22
ENGINEER OFFICE.

Fortress Monroe, .fpril 18th, 1929.
WANTED to purchase for the Forti6cations i'm
Hampton Roads, in all the current year,
Is 900 perches OF Granite Building Stone, 70 r
which 80 SO per perch, of twenty-five cubic feet
will be paid Any stone Of quality superior or
inferior to that assumed standard, which can be
seen here, and for which the above price is offer
ed. will be valued accordingly.
In addition to the above, proportion of Break
water Stone, not exceeding third the amount
of Building, will he received from those furnish
ing the Building Stone, and for which 81 l-S will
be paid.
The following is description of the Stone re-
quired, viz:
Buiiding-Each stone to have good beds and
face: the length and breadth to be greater than,
and to bear such proportions to the thickness as to
admit OF good bond when used, and TO be Of such
size as to require at least two men TO lift it.
Break,oater.-To be angular and rough, each
stone to weigh not less than 1000 pounds.
The usual facilities will be afforded for un-
loading.
For further particulars, apply to this Office.
C. GRATIOT,
Br. Gen. Chief Engineer.
April "a 1l4-2awlsJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-22
Land for Sale

NHE subscriber oders for sale III. whole consist.
ing Of Shirley, which contains near niue hundred acre,
hr' rate land, which there large dwelling house and
emes barns machines and every thing complete, that
Also, D. hmdsn' tract, two mile, from Shirley containing
between u 1900 acres oi heavily mbesd land with
stream, aud making between 400 baIre Of toll
per annum with hundred likely negroes among
whom are rsdesmsr, houie servants, &c. &c.
The Shove property lies Jane, River in Charles City
county, Val and within 20 miles Of Rehmond Of Pc.
teburs aud three Of City Poia Those who are really
,fou' to purchase may ascertain the term, by applying
beverley Randolph esq Richmond, TO Hug Nelson, Pc.
terseurs; aud are invited to view the premises.
HILL CARTER.
Editor, Of the National will be Pisas.
ed to insert the above weekly for months and
their bill 10 this Office.
NAV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-22
April -.
Neto Spring and Summer
DRY GOOD So

.Neto Sprtng and Summer
DRY @ODb5a
~ YLE g. COCHRAN have received per schrs
e>eA Fairfield and Richmond Packet and former
arrivals from New York, and will receive per Viz.
ginia from Philadelphia, their fall assortment of
Spring and Summer DRY GOODS; consisting, in
part, of the following:
8, & Cd ginghams, striped and plaid
8, & 6-4 do black and white
Fancy colored prints, well assorted
Plain, striped and plaid battiste
Striped and plaid cote palys s. French ging-
hams
Black, white and assorted col'd Gro do Naples
Assorted colors Gro de Berlin & Gro de Zan
Black Italian lustring
do senshaws and sarsnetts
DO satin levantines
Do white and coIored satins
Do Italianettes
Do and assorted colors pamerine
Do figured silks
Fancy. silk and gauze handkerchiefs
Do gauZe wells and scarfs
Plain and figured book; Swiss, iaconet s. null
muslns
Corded and striped muslns
4, s. Cd cambrcs s. cambria muslins
Swiss, jaconet and thread cambria crevats
q, b Il Cd bobbinett lace, plain & figured
Bobbnett quilting and edging
DO wells, black and wbite
Thread laces and edgngs
Cambria and furniture dimity
Muslin robes, Swiss and aconet
Grape do, black and colored
Canton, Nankn and Mandarin grapes
Grape shawls
Belt, bonnet, cap, lustring aud satin ribbons
Marseilles vesing, white g. colored, plain &
figured
Vslentis, do DO do 10
Silk do, French and English, do do
SatteeD, white aud striped
Jeanes, do do
Black circassians, everlasting & prunella
do bombsZnes, 5, g s. Cd
British and india nankeens
Cloths and cassmeres, general assortment
Irish linens and lawns
DO and Flemish Greetings
Linen cambria & cambria hdkfs plain & cold
borders
8, & l0.4 table diaper
10 & 1874 do dsmask
Damask do cloths, Russia diaper
Al linen checks
3 & A cotton apron and furniture do
& A domestic ginghsDs
Twilled cotton, brown aud bleached
general assortment OF brown s. blesched do
mestcs
Cotton and linen bedtickine
German and British oZnaburps
Russia sheetings and bursps
And many other articles, ali Of which lhey are
disposed Gas usua) TO sell al wholesale & retail AZ
reduced prices MAYS. 1875
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-22

n The ENQUIRER puhlished ;wce week generally
and three week ths Of the Stats
tursPres the ssHs Aset:fofe, Five Dollars per
payable il advance Notes Of chartered
lssiy) will be received in payment. The Editors ru.f.p-
iss the safsy Of resulting then 81 nsiths PssEs sais,
being paid, by the writer's
q No paper will be disc sntnued bui the ieretisn
he kdItor) until all arrsarsgss have bssn paid up.
~ Whosver will guarantee the payment Of nine apsrs
shail kavs the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~ One square, OR LES5-Firsti nsert sn7S
ssntinuanes, SO cents.
NE inserted, until has either bssn paid
assuDsd by this city. its
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-22
THE GLOUCESTER RACES

SNtILL commence, the Camp Field Cour,s one and
w half miles from The Court house. Tussdsy the 22d
day VI May, sBd continue days.
Day. There will be Sveepstske for colts and ellie,
eTcssd four years old, mile beats entrance $50.
2ud Day Joeky Club purse, mile heats Three Hundred
Dollar.
3rd Day Post Siske mile hesti, Fifty Dolls
free for any horse, gsiding.
4h Day Handy Csp, beet three 10 FIVE sn;fsnee Tveoty
Doar, free for horse, Iedng 10 be governed
by The rules ~ The Club.
The sub,sbsr Treasurer, refers the msmbeu Of The Club
TO the SSH Seh Rules Of the Cluh, be compelled 10
Pu, Up the Purse The Rules will be enforced sssn deIn-
quen,s r. CARY, Pfopriet'
Msy 70. i-G dR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-22

LGTd, yNsgTocs, &c. Tor SAFE,
nv Mondsy the 25th May, shall sell, public suction
~ the lard on which reside in Powhssn county, cons
fsns 1000 sere,, shout 100 Of which good grounds,
we'll adopted the ptodnctop OF corn, wheat and ibsoeo
There Of the balance Of this land, $50 IN Of
gcod quality; this lard !, good dv cling house With all
nscossry out budings One half Of the purchase money
vii be required In cash. the bssnss 10 twelve months, to he
sesgred by bond and security, with deed Of trust the
land ~ the tine, 'hsl SELL for CASH between twtvs
sod steeu likely negroes, stock psntson utensils. house
bold kitchen furniture, he.
EDWARD MOSELEY.
Esri,nvil be given the 18th dsy Of December psSt,
18th he privilege Of seeding cor Of wheat II.
GntH Il. i;2-u6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-22
NOTICE.

VACANCY having occurred in the female cut Of
1.-The Rehmsna LanoatsriAa School, the death Of the
teacher becomes that the Board of Trustees
point ssa bic To this end all be
disposed 10 apply, required send their applications
accompanied by ssisisetoTy testimonials
the VI the board before the 20th
next The salary is 800 per annum, payable quarterly
by resolution Of the Board Of Tru.tess
JOHN s. MYERS, Secry
NAV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-22
COTTON And WoOLEN MACHINES.

COTTON AND WOOLEN MACHINE.
'f'HE MATTEAWAN COMPANY, at their Maehns
Shop and Fsuusry, near F.htill Landas tn. North
Hud'op RIVER State OF New Ysrt, constructing every
Of workmanship and on The best aud s0s approved plans
one N the partner. has visited Europe, aud brought with
hun Models and Machines of the latest
two branches OF Mauuise- featuring.
They do description Of Casting their
and particularly calculated for making all kinds Mil
which all fitted ready TO put when required
They have numerous patterns Of Shafts Wheels, &c. Gc
Tue style OF their work be the Cotton hIl Of
Mess Cunningham Anderson of Richmond, whom they
take the liberty OF referring
All orders directed to A. II. Sehenek Fhk Landing or
P H. Schenck 90. New York. will be promptly attended
March 81. IOt-SIn