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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-18
From IRE .N'i;OnH L,feii"enccr.
AFRICAN COLONjZATiON.

bn which ought meyer 10 he lost sight Of in the dis
custom al tins question the dlnger of an explosion
such took place ~ 81. Domingo. Although the viri-
lance cSnlinye4 ia the Sou,her States has hitherto s.
may for long time come avert this caaini:y vet
vigilance - ottenrmcs relaxed. anl in moment al
relaxation. favorable opportunity cf wing 10 shakc
ut the yok' may arrive c"ayN'sion take Place
AL, though the attempt wont! probably he suppress
et, tue country hG devastated IN he strugLle.
Ia tins discussion, ; ,u'lrrn flu;v-ci liens
ongh', lkals'. srrrGsy to CONSIDER m" rrra, Gjspa-
rlty OF the iUcrcase of the two races IN heir
section 81 the Union--a InoDeutnus fact. rrcr-
nant with al5 mlug consequences, Likely IN eX-
plols rpInrr itcr. The following statement ex-
hlbrs Tie free ami slave population oI the five original
S'u'i:ra sag ate- At two periods, 1890 and IG!0
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-18

l.
Oar r-en advrcs from New Oleans that the Yellow
ever Continues with undated mortality. appears that tie
fever - not conrcd to the city alone, but made its an
dTic and RACES with fatality in the surrounding
NY lhe lay OF ST LOUIS hecoiue proyerhally healthy has
not escaped Major IanizngFs Company Of tie 2nd Icai
mem o AIry, IS stationed during the summer months az
ie Bay Major who has he this place Tor the last
"oh, on important public duty, received official intelligence
last Week OF the death Of his fret 1T NJ Sprnce and
;nrr o ms nen-try were sick and fifteen of them with
w ever Mayor rs duties having closed Nin.!ay tho
-4h Ice started Immediately his pos-he infor,oed -, ,,
lie had provided himself with Field Tents and should forth
tlc'e the remainder Of the season 49,"
1t Spencer died on the 18th u'imo
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Grrrrc, Auaust n.

:! re'archcl; ncicu; f ,avs AGO i,,Ie t,r,
han"uraska Ico children al six years Of ace Who
t gone 70 Ga'hrr u' did not return home the dy cy
left tie house HOut dusk anxious mother wen, IN
o. ne Du, IN va M eight days elapsed without hearing Of
al tie foot of What su:rrin,s must ,e ,,Ie
.sinss have borne before death. "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-18

NiAEIlNi ION, Icepl.
FROM KEY WEST.-By the revenue c,t,?r
Marion, Capt. Jackson arrived at Savannah, VIC have
received the Key West Register to the 9th uli. in
elusive.
We learn from one Of these papers, that the persons
employed IN wreckins upon the coast OF Florida, cen
template presenting memorial to Congress pra viuo
for a salvage on tic duties OF oil foreign articles
Which they piay save from wrecks.
Verbal accounts by the Marion arc to the An in
slant.
We regret tsays the Savannah GcOraian) TO find
the report OF the sickness at Key West confirmed
Although the crews of most vessels there had suffer
cd, the men of the Marion have enjoyed good health
Capt: Hitchcock. Of the brig Enterprise, arrived at
Key West from Now York on the 18th instant, was
boarded on the Bahama Banks by the Commander of
an English man of war schoonc-, who informed hin
that the Spanish squadron had taken Tampico.
lcito'c Fcrer.-A gentleman " hO left New Orleans
OH The Odd ut. informs MS, that although the new
cases Of Fever were still numerous yet in most re
cent instances, where early application was made for
medlca assistance, cures had been effected. A Dr.
M'Earand, particularly, had met with grcat success
IN the disease, by the use OF the PdPor Bih.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-18
TfrE CITl:RifB ROY.

~ honrar atoNrt,a -.
"AWnn aevNroi beauties sraic 20 tpuehou,ihesc poems,
thee scene miurc, accurately
da.osa,cd tnn tn fh~"s We well that i, has
already led n,vI sis bu tins Will nui p'c-
iron uin-t bag "i readers may
not have ~ ani - t"-- Ala" ,s,e mirnsc "oT w'
oncr a ,ufi;i,ni sDo's,y loT ~ re-spfoars"ce."
'On wonder n,Id ,hAt like wintlcss lSke
STu., ,u t,s CLAW ui ucayen, chsrub boy
Is snu,J,ls, playful as Ihe breeze bonn,
Light bea a. MAT dances by his side.
Phantom ofieauty, With ms trp'd locks
Cleaning axe wa,er w'es,hs,-a flower ollic,
~ 10 ARE fairy world is fresh, the Ky
\ slosy. sii the earth one huge delight
Jos shapes hs broN, and pleasure rolls lis eye,
Wnr Hro. ,ucr, hUu oft the budted LIN
Harris bee yor,s s','rs along his rounded cheek.
,'r'Si ha'h nv dnnu'cd the brightness OF his ioSni,
Love and affection DER him spread their wings,
' Aud nt,nvc, utc nurse, attends him with
Her Sweetest looks The hun'mmS bee w'l' bound
oom out tar flower, nor sting his baby hand
III" bCIS ing to han om ,hc sunny tree.
Md snp,Ganly tie fierce cycu masth awns
Hcnclthn his t,e; 70 court the 'ayi'' touch
"-io rise all rosy rfon tire arms of slte1,
Ar'l like thr sSv bird hail the J ghl. checked U.on
VIVA srehd song i,en o'cr tire 1laded mead
10 chase ,Ac hlUe winged hniisriy, or i'ay
Wuh cu,.y stream, lcd by wat;hill love,
70 hcn tie ch,.us !t,c u'-iljn- waves
Wl'i iEr yunig tree1ts h,Sh Them INTO lis.
tr lister, :" me ,u,i',r "coa" r"a"
Hthn a., wouh 81 sIirv sca she'll we've
i.-' - 'i ani sound "a catch intense delight,
and silnt %'t,!ncss igon each happy face;
Tie, Tie su,c.cs, duties O. t.e day.
->n' wteo atlcng.h re?os'ns evening comes
Ia 10y yyo., nc ucs.cs IN the wc!,c,,c couch,
N.,h kisSr. warm ;on his check, to dream
q. beaver, III morning wakes hin, to the wuril.
"'Il.r hat; chpugcd iap , ciriairci room,
Whore u-ou itil c;n-ters OF yellow
lie deon,,s % ,;swa'l-! Duucye' aud sal,
..i i"rn with a.ouy, t~" patents bend
Oe' pale nnc g coffin laid
iLar "ioa' cac,. the laughing, i"ap'r; 10y,
the paragon and rurs'mg ii t,eir souls!
l"a,h 'oncbet h.s, anl the life glow lid away,
swim > say huur'S fancy; iie.h aI,, cad
rs winter shadow wiki his eve lids scale,
10, Viu.'' lips 1T sYc. ic lie CuroSed
- rn-r;,c u ;in save i,.t pOce as when
Iw"='d 'to@ ilceyen, h' s,1'' hath re'u'ae'',
O;a"'css bates, implr7d.>cd aAuyc'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-18
"Dr>Nsrrrr. ccr, . 1oso

-. 'UTNN7FTR0, sept 2, 1879
~ mos horrible scene iooi place New Liberty on Sal,r
ray the " September. ~ the public ouse Jonas Richards
Two young named William Smith and John (rc,,, ,a,L
each pint Of brandy aud half pint Of wskcy THE a,
f expired heoc any relief could bc ainincic,l and ,o
~ IL " W. '' '''fa''
Green was in general sober and industrious man and las
LETT q widow and a small child IN lament his loss' ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-18
JOHN a. GORDON.

Grocer and Commission Merchant.
hfTERS TO his friends and the public generally,
~ well selected assortment Of (sROCEPfES
at wholesale and retail, all ercept ardent spirI,
special attention will he paid to any produce consion
Gu 10 MN, Wh the cTrepfion Gbore made and recrvo
anu forward goods to persons in the upper country
on the usual terms sn,, 4 o.. ,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-18
NI,n,rrr,- lrnnn , Co, Z,

rot We are informed that during the anid,e Races
." "'"hy nay and saturday Of last week, not or rather
succession of riots TOOK place between the visi,crs md h
wokmen on tic canal colrol lost life moi in,an
antoy) ~ consequence of the bruises heTrceiye one man
had his leg shattered with shot fired from gun as IN rene
ampudliHn neceSsary-inany others misea.y nanocj
only. 49, - 'H''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-18
Baltimore Seed Wheat.

~ T. arc now receiving Fl ON Baltimore eunnlv
OF pure red choF bearded WHEAT, selected
particularly for seed.
Farmers may he supplied by sending their orders
to SCOTT s. FRY.
0ET- 500 Sacks SALT, liverpool fllets1
daily expected per schr. Expedition. deliverable al
the Dock. "
80 Bbls. FAMILY FLOUR, ground of
white Wheat of very superior quality, just rcceiy-
ed, and for sale as above.
sept l5-2tfc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-18

AaR. RICHARD BoRUNl-Sir; Take notice. that shap
~ on the 10th of October James Basbys tavern nj
inenhdrg count house, nu the I7th Of ane MONTH
(Ocinber) AT Col Samuel letters tavern in Nooay counv
and on the 18th the MONTH (Octoer nj The taye, .,
on r. Mead in he ioWr Of Petersburg. aud the eO,h OF
me same month, Cc'uher) ilc larle Hotel in the eiv an
kchnond between the hours of ocock in orninq ami
"cm IN the evening, proceed TO take the deposcns sc
RICHARD May, James Chumey, james Mac aTland If Madison
Nnhal, aud others, be read evidence in soj NON,
"e~ns in the superior Of ohaicey directed by lay ,o
be holden 1T the capitol the city Richond wh,e, am
plaintiff, aud yourself and uihels defendants "
LEW JONES'
'l-WItc 18th Scnteuter
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II OTlCE.-MRs. NELSON continues her
Boarding Establishment adjoining the Wasn-
lngton Tavern, within City yards oithc Capitol Sounre
She VIII be prepared to accommodate, in The best
manner. number o.: the Members of the Con vention
ard Legislature, with their familics if reGuiret--
"ood stables and carrlnge houses well supplied With
provcndcr and careful Holsters. aun ci6t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-18
C,NsrN,osrn,, Oprrr

a., INNInOni, august 18th, 1H29S :
me ra'ies Interested viii please take otice that have
aPf0nied the 2n October next to Commerce ,be nc
counts directed NJ the foregoing order o which day al
ooeS A. they are 'sqnrcd To attend Office in this
CITY, with their accounts vouchers and documents rendv FIR
examination and settlement, with ce copies Of the rs,r
sdry count papers HILARY BAKER Conn,
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w. ~ j. G.. CRANE
OFFER EOR S.aIc

kSSS spanish hb'e-. vAgohs qualities
$40 s'ues sual haIher of all grades .ns -.
e vs'y n.s, to the mostinierior, by Shoo Iron, rom
200 lbs coarse aud fine shoe thread
QUO sides susset aud black upper leather
30 doz calf skins and seal skins
Boot MOROCCO. lining, and binding skins
Horse ami grain upper leather
titsttr-es and lasts, boot cord webbing
BLACK vanish aud shoemskers tools of ali Find.
log SKINS, isir cali skins. and buck skins
Hsiness, bride aud skirtiug leather
Tag, chaisc and niug hides
Mo.occo skins, white and common sl,ee, sl;,.
Saddle trees, FISH skins. horse collars
snan le T,, s'!"Ps, BITS &c ofvey superior quality
Tanners oil, curriers' tools, wool
GO pr Richmond made plantation shoes
Richmond slaughter hides, and country hif.s of all
kinds bought and sold "
sept 10 c;s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-18

y \ GARD.
AAEIIERS have been received from Europe stating o.a
FERDINAND ) CAMPBELL. IrnissSor at Mathensties h,
William q Mary College, would sail for on the s,h OF
AUGUST, ot at the faIthccs, abou, the SepienleJ
Tho puhiS are iheefre assured, WIN he ready ,
discharge the duties Of the Mathcnateal Chair from the en
mcncrmcni al the ensuing course. SEQ, 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-18
COTTON OZ.M4BURGS .A-NjD YARNS

B III SUBSCRIBERS as Agents for the Petersburg,
Manufacturing Company. have in Store y sunnl
OF heavy Cotton Oznaburgs, intended particuls rIy y
negro s"iFtings; aud Cotton Yarns Of all numbcrv
rom to 90 which they offer by wholesale at the
Factory prices, viz: N
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/ 791
I.l2J,i57 6S,5ol l.7i855l LIS coo

I II CtlI
...' 80 ''''ot - , ''yJ
',"' a. ,,S '1".I - lPPc''s' ',"' "''''e inc
-; 20. = - - =" '"'''E y'aIS.
- ~ . - -. " - = 'iS''i %
csnt-ths si,v,s 1h,va 1o0 In sSont, C.-oI;n, ii.,
f,rroo, Hn tic Lit nc, i Ia - c +io..'"' .'
y,tiios 1eo.th yI,,cs $50 400 81 o's''' "e
the oext censns vii in Al n,..baliI;,g oy,L;. .
SIN moro :; rikin, contract. = '' &"
That the increase or the f;oc ro,,,l,,io, !, 1,,
d1nbt We bovo seem ,l,t Tho yI,, lc;, ',u -; ."
,ha Eve oririnrI elnye States. increased in tlrt,,
years only 81 per cont, Whereas the whites il, he
mddl, an On .orn states increased n t,n same
t,,-.-.-.. -,
;h,t n,,ratad annually -, the y,rsta1 ,;
T. tz,n ft,r, - tq,- a., - ,.',c
-, ., ''- "~-' ''''''' So''''- 4" i"'O'
+.1JJ 10
Inc increase ni ~" Whites u the S'htos Cf New
York Now irrsev, PENIS ..dnil. and Delaware ,y,s
100 Der cent---v,+:
Ia z1n o. 3 zoo ....r. ,c,, ae.,-,o
NJ, - 49, ~ )" ''-"' S'o'|.'-'.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-18
Increase. cqnsl 80 q ncr cent.

The reviewer assigns various reasons 10 acco,,.
Tor the disparity ct increasc-emonr which the
chiefs is, the migration OF the whites to the States of
!'rHis and Indiana. This does materially al,er
the nature ofthe case, diminish the force of Tho
cogent reasons why South Carolina and GEORGIA
should heartily co operate III the Colonization
scheme Similar migratiUns are as likely to take
pace IN future n times past, and 10 increase the
disparity.
NJiwh.iauding the extraordinary cornnara,;,o
Increase Of tIn ooored population in the slave States
Is worthy OF remark that the increase OF the whites
throughout the Union is greater than that of the COL
or'd population.
The total number Of whtcs in $780, was, 3,oo3111
al I">o' 8,U43,9I5
~ increase 'fla! TO about 100 per cent. 1,95O,8o1
~ 'I'o' vas 757I73
!" ''-'' I,17I.G53
incrcose, rqua! to abous I2I per cent. IOl44ao
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-18

iatuativn Inch leads Suutiletn fellow citizens
only Not ~ STRAIN every nerve aid of the Colo
','t'a SoeIpe Lut s'roauously TO cndcavor to pre-
vent rS succrss
An expenditure Of 81 ,o00, 600 per annun, as We
have see., would prc,ent any scasc ~ the color
cd popula;ion which i'll 1870 would then, instead OF
iO,6Go,e36, BE- only about 100000; whereas the
whites would DC 80 ,Oo0O 600. Would not such re-
suit be chcapy purchased by tcnioia the sum?
HAMILTON.
Philadelphia, September 4, 1929.
p. ), Since the preceding calculations were made,
snu list as was preparing 10 put the essay To press,
the writer of an elaborate dissertation this subject
which appeared in the American Review, Vol l. o..
zoo, referred Ia it; aud, examination, find he
objects Ia comparison between the culoreti pOpua-
ton of 1890 ana that of $40, the ground that The
importation of slaves into the Southern States
not discontinued till 1908 of consequence that the
Importation unduy swclicd tn" numbers; and that the
aggregate thus formed afforded 10 criterion of the
regular increase. The calculations were also mate
italy affected, he stated bv the separation of en-
lucky and Tennessee from Virginia and North Caro-
Ina. Unwilling To deceive myself TO he insiri-
mental III dcccviug the public resolved 20 obvatc
these OBJECTIONS by comparisons OF 1890 and 1870
with 1GeO-thc two new States having been formed
previous to the first date and importation having
ceased previous 10 the second. now submit the re-
suits:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-18
From lie National Journ,l.

increose, rqna! to abous 1911 per cent.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-18

II isn be uhScrv' al, that the expiration of slaves
from t,ree oil those five s,ates to the Snathward and
Westward, du ing this period, WAS carried on to an
enormous extent.
now present 4 s;at"rrmt q: the Increase in S
Caroline AMI Georgia. between 1900 aad 1910, and
between 1870 aud 1920:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-11
~ NEW MUSIC.

6tOLLINS a. co. have received 6,r,bor s,n,
~ OF Music, by the steamboat Columbus. WIKI
renders the variety very extensivcamonc which are
me Merry NIou,rin Horn sung By Miss T. F,shr ~
Home Sweet Home. couposrll IN ln,tor,o, Of ,Lo
Swiss yle, by ii. Il. Bishop
Ihe C0di B'1"k Rose, words By " SNYDER sur, IL,
Dir. k..iy, arranged for The Piano and Guitar for
the author
0 DO 90" REMINDER, ding dong b,l song. ~ Mrs.
Pearniun, music by !. 4 Wade
" o"innS dut1nS, ballad. sung by Nr. Horn ,,r.;c
by 4 Lee
,."n r,fgr", original lords adapted to an air Of
Mozart, by lie WIT
Di"S IA dei're ertre'ae, from the Opera Joconde
sung by MADAME Alexander with English trausl1-
tons by Nj. NJ. Noah, music by Nico.,
.Sa, 'ciH sigh ,goye, by Csctano Doniznt;o
Italy '''' -
zig 'he saPee, sung b. Madame Tcrca il. tie Mar
T,'gc OF Figaro, rnu-ic by Mozart
"" cor pm nan M s@"to, FOR the puo and ifa-p sunn
by MADAME Fc1on
'Je Foo1ne fitdu nlusig!c de Cbas p-.,,,t
Mad. Moral Dc,.lie
Ba'e'iGr Dh LaiseHe words by Nj, FlaaarI, u,.so
by L. IIcro!d
u lei e"gee tseg ,,o,aai,.c, Chanc par Madame
A!cXandre Boeldiou
Ga dire "lni II 2more, mu5iquc Sgr MnycY.
lee Ma! u .trore. compose ct d, dice = M1i,ino
Bcrnpnh par G. -n,bault
IoTt'Ut CiGThdHte, romance
C"'"'e ma al zine mei3-e, piano 81 laf7c compose
par G"u!e
Sc m'aJHl,l l.i, par Sig'r Si.arosa
".YIoieJn e. L'aHDre or the harp or piano dedicated
Miss F. Gencrcs
S'rest is ne ten,' adup cd to She French Of &C..
u"e Larme, music p Lafo-d
fIucedu 1age, par II. y. Gillias
Ditinh Pgipih, Italian words for harp or piano, nut
sic by Rosin
Dome farl2re, IA Italian air.
roy 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-11
SOUTHERN PAMPHLETs

ENHE Crisis, or Essays the Usurpations OF
the Federal Government, by Brutus =
Report OF Committee of the Citizens of Boston
ana vicinity, opposed TO further increase Of pues
on imporiatiOns, reprinted - h
Notes on the origin ard necessity of Slavery
y Itefutaiion ofthe Calunnies circulated against
IN" Southern and Western States. respecting the
institution and existence of Slavery among them
which Is added minute and particular account of
The actual state and condition of their Negro Pop-
r-a'lon Together with Historical Notices of all the
instructions that avc taken place since the settle
ment otthe Country, by South CarOlinian,
ALSO.
The Southern Agricuturist, and Register of Ru-
raj Affairs adapted TO the Southern section of tha
u. States, Vol LIST for 1928. BY J. Legarc.
Edit.-Just received, and for sale by
nov J H. NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-11

The next session ofmy School will commence q.
Thursday, the 9Th of November; the male and fc
male departments to be kept hereafter separate and
dstlnct> In addition TO photography, reading pen
manshiP English grammar. arithmetic, geogra ply,
History, Scripture, composition, elOcuton, phi!uso-
ply, chemistry, astronomy, geometry and practical
surveying, the services of young lady. well gun
lined To teach the ornamental branches of female ed
ucaton, viii be procured assist in the female de-
partment.
The success of the subscriber has induced him n,
Profef TO the public more enlarged and hbero.
course of instruction than his school has heretofore
presented. Parents and others interested NAV ey-
pect the most unremitting attention to the morals
manners and literary advancement Of the pupils
WARNER NJ YATES
SThUNToN. Oct. 90, 1929. IawSt
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FRUIT TREES.

Heny7co County .NiWSeyU
4 HAVE for solo, NJ my Nursery n good collection
y If Grated and Buddcd Fruit II -, consisting of
Apple, Pear, Peach, Plum. cherry, Apricot, Ncca.
unc. Almond &C. OF the choicest kinds, having
made my business to select ohy those, that have
been found to succeed best in Tins climate: Catalogues
may he had gratis. 90 the store OFT II Drcw and al
tho Book Store Of Peter Couon where any orders
..lt a4y hc 'cl1 w.H p. r-fupi'v attended 20.
JOSEPH STNTGN.
Grove. OF % ,tsl-AcV
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD-

NOR Negro Woman Sucly, that bought near
p four ycarg ago, Of Mr.. Richard Gregory, Of
chesterfield County, Virginia. sic is a5oul 80 ycars
Of ago, darl, skin, spare made thin vlsage she has
husband named Peter Nelson, a blacksmith, who now
works with Mr.. Richard Taylor, OF Manchester, who
have doubt persuaded her OF, and hGs hog noy
concealed somewhere she has daughter belonging
to Ma George Cox, of Chesterfield County, aud l
think n probable, she Is ~ that ncighbOurhood
will give the above rewafd and all necessary oxpcm-
res, It delivered 20 mo- in Richmond Shocioe ILL.,
This NAV serve IA caution against any PERSONS har
boring ~ employing, said woman, at the peril of the
Jaw. IRA COWLES.
oct Gs---'1N+tg
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-11

ID ANDOLPHS REPORTS, VoL. 9th. of Cases
"a argued and determined in the Court Of Appeals
IF Virginia just published;
Complete sets Of the Virginia Reporters
Journals OF the Conventions of 1856 and t778
Journals Of the Senate and House of Delegates Of
Virginia froN 1916 10 1890. inclusive
IicnIngs Statutes at Large, and
The New Maps of Virginia,
All appropriated 10 increase the Public Library of
the State, may be had Of the subscriber at the Capt.
tpi, in the city of Richmond upon the lowest terms
WIN. II RICHARDSON. CTR Council
oct 6-tt c and Librarian.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-11

Nc ANSfAI'S SALE.-In pursuance of a decree OF the
LIZ superi'r court Of chanccTy nultcu Siauuou ,r
o"ncei on the l7; day Of July 1929 in cause therein
ueiihs wherein tire administrator OF
Ncoas 'ruGeF decd, plaintiff. and John Sydnor adn'r
ahd heH al law OF Richard SytnoI defendant; IA he sold M
pubic auction for cash, before door OF tine WAYNE Tavern
IN Saunion, Monday, the Esd dav November next the
Following Tract of laud 10 wit the Of Harrison 1880
acses On the waters ei Horn creek, drain leading creek
StudTtS and Hudes Mill creek, branch Hughes river i'm
me county OF Randolph 1900 the aucy river
l5OO more the waters Of taucy river on branch
n Xix rver 1000 Crgo creek wate Of Elk river and
OoO acres on Rock Camp creek and the Augusta
a3oo acres on the North branch of Shenandoah about
10 or 10 mc north of StaunOn and 24IO acres ON he
nut Ridge asd Mill creek branch Cowpasture river
ro more particular description the above mentioned lands
reference may be had To the title papers fled i'm tine cause
Get 6-9tc GEORGE ESKRlDGE, NJ 5. CIV. Ct
GALE AT SOUTH EASr.-On thursday. 9th Tcyi
- month, (Nov) shall oncr public sale at South Esd
the late residence O! am and Sarah e. MeUbum Of Pow
hatan the crops 0 Corn, Oats Fodder &C. stocks of Ho
ses Mules Cattle and Sheep, the Furniture and Plantation
Utensils heonSmc 60 neu csiasi1c mules valuable some
good Work Oxen. Wagon excellent Feather Beds latrs
seS, &C aud great pGry qf aud uncommon Gy
worth the attention OF houSokcepes IcunsAl sums of ten
dollars or UNDER cash; between fifty dollars ten six months
over hy dollars twelve months credit Purchasers will be
required 10 execute bonds, with approved security to carry
Interest from the daicic interest Toe on TIE puns
tual payment OF the principal
There being number Of articles be sold the sale win
commence at II o'clock, If fair Il not the fair day
WILL. BOILING Admir- with the
viii annexed Of VIM Mcwburn,
OCT Law aud eX'or Of ; r. McwII,rn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-11
LEWIS WEBB & co.

OFFER FoR SALE,
z M 1hds Sugar ST. CroX, Porto Rico aud
wv New Orleans 90
80 bags Coffee, Java, Llguira, Porto Rico and
st. Domingo ''
40 binds West India Molasses part prime
10 boxes and 30 bbls loaf and lump sugar
hhds and 20 bills rye whskey
Is bbls Caruthcrs rcCtlfcd do
hid Jamaica
3 do ST Croix }RUM
20 hhds and 80 bbls n England
pipes Cognac brandy
do Holland gin
/ casks Madeira
- do Sicily Madeira
do Lisbon
. do do T tort WINES
o do dry Malaga
- do sweet do
Canary and Muscat
80 tons bar iron, American, English and Swedcs
Plating and hoop iron
Cast, shear, German, Gravity aud bllstercd stcG,
- tons castings, assorted
100 kegs best nails and brads
COO sacks Liverpool blown S,rr
co do proun} alum 0NAA
Coppctas alum. birthstone,
Saitpetre. madden, indigo
Ginger, pepper pimCnto
Letter, writing and wrapping paper
Wire slttcrs, raisns, almonds, soap
Sperm and tailov candles
Gunpowder, imperial and black tea
tons patent shot. Duponts gunpowdor
Bar lead, bed cords and leading lines
Sewing and wrapping wine, bottle corks
German sheeting and shlrtng, oznaburgs thread
Shoe thread, cotton end wool cards assorted
80 bales cotton
Cotton baEging and bale ropc
~ bales domestic shecngs and shT!iugs
case domestic cloths
900 sides -oa leather, upper Do
100 Spanish hides
2 bbls tanners oi
do hnsecd
30 bbls vinegar