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MINISTER To MADRID.

Adyices from Washington leave no room 10
doubt that Governor Van Ness. of Vermont will
be appointed minister to Madrid. He has been a
steady and valuable friend during the recent con.
llict aud is every way qualified for discharging the
duties OF the station. residence at Madrid NAV
be considered as more agreeable at the present
than at any former period. nv. y. Eng.
MINISTER TO SPAIN.-The appointment o.
Gov. Van Ness, of VERMONT, as minister to Spain,
announced in another part OF this paper will he
as popular in all this section of the Union, an i,
is fit and excellent in ITSELF To undoubted quail
ihcatons, gov. Van Ness adds what is an essential
contributor 10 successful negotiations the public
confidence.
the same remark is applicable Messrs. M'Lane
and Rives are known to the country as able and
distinguished functionares, into whose hands the
interests OF the country may be safely and
creditably committed. albany .Argus.
Gen. Swift, the agent Of the war department, Is
now a! Rochester. preparing for the Improvement
oil the harbour at the mouth of the Genesee
II is designed to build parallel piers from each
side OF the mouth, about half mile into the lake
and thus create a current which will probably
soon sweep away the bar that now impedes the
navigation.
General Swift is also engaged in preparations
for remedying the Instructions to the navigation
at Sodus bay.
The Rochester Daily Advertiser states that the
General intends taking up his residence there in
future, al ieast til the completion OF the contem-
plated improvements in the harbors aboyemen
honed' CI5.
The Hon. Andrew Stevenson, Speaker of the
III. Of r., arrived here on Sunday night from
Richmond, on his way TO New York, and the next
morning proceeded on, in the steam packet Poto.
mack, to Washington.
John Campbell, Esq. a member OF the Execu.
tive Council OF Virginia also arrived here on Sun
day night from Richmond, on his way to WASH
ington, whittier ne proceeded on Monday morning
in the steam packet Potomac.
MIR. Campbell has received the appointment oil
Treasurer of the United States, which Office has
been vacated by the removal of Mr.. Clark OF
Penns ylvanis, the former ncunbent--and the oi-
jet OF his present visit TO Washington, we learn
is 10 make arrangements for entering upon the du-
ties Of his Office. Mort. Herald, May 20.
From a Correspondent Of the Bait. Gazette
WAsHINGToN, 10th May, 1929
" Mr.. Campbell, the recently appointed Treasu-
rer Of the U. States, has arrived; and other gen.
tlemen Of celebrity from different parts Of the
country. Mr.. Stevenson, late Speaker, was here
yesterday, aud has proceeded to New York"
4Ppoinime"'s--j' gives IS uuusnaj pleasure 10
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90, 1t h'ssd in the Che.w, (s.C) Radc.in that a,
ost anneh IN that place, tbs 2nd inst ,oid Iump II
~ " uoo' morldad somewhsi in the shape of man. in
ee' posture exhibited the deck the said boat "a
the "shu eyes OF large number of specator The rich
,a Is 'aa toweish QUE hundred pounAs worth
aoou' Ms thousand dohars! The whole sksn from a
NINE IN montgomery county, and tha owner wa. several
posed. 49, 'A"s' 10 eoA-
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We learn that instructions have been received
from w Washington authorisng the proper officers
here to take custody Of Captain Anderson, and Ho
gers, and the other persons charged with piracy.
who arrived here in the Danish brig of war St
ihonas, and that Governor Van Scholten will
embark with Captain Klauman in the ST. Thomas.
ior copenhagen, to morrow. ~. y. .Ier. .4dv.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-26

learn, that Vim. Hunter, jr esq of this town, has
received the appointment of Clerk aud Translator
In the State Department. He win immediately
repair to Washington TO enter upon his duties
Mr. Hunter il a young gentleman OF industrious
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-26

The duties on the Parthian's cargo from Canton
1t is said, will exceed 100000. [Boston paper.
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Rena,cha Congressional Elecfion.-By gen.
tieman from Charleston, we are informed thai the
sherihs on examining the polls, one poll book was
missing, winch mad been sent for. If this poll
book is produced, and is as stated TO he Mr. M.
well is elected by votes, and if not. Col Lowell,
Is elected by about 20. [Clarksburg Enq.
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BRANCH BANK OF THE U. STATES.
Inc Office OF discount and deposit of the Bank
OF the United States, located at St Louis, Nilsson
~ went into operation on Monday, the Goth April
Col. John D. Fallon is President of the institutions
Henry s. Coke, Cashier; George M. M'Gunnegle
Clerk; and Thomas o. Duncan, Teller.
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we observe by the Southern Galary OF the 2sd
UT that our distinguished countryman, Henry
Clay, was daily expected at Natchez. on his way
to New Orleans, whittier, we presume he I.
bound on visit to his daughter. lBah. Pat
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NOTICE.

NUIICE.
III 9: MeNEMARA having formed connection with
Phi!ip Du-pai, jr the ApO,heesry Drug bushes.
the subscribers under the firm Of
.Mc.VE.iL.4R.f g. DU-VAL,
AZ the old essbed stand door above the Bell Tavern
Inc arrangement they have made SUCH UT both will
ai"hy. be on The aud from their knowledge Of the
ness. they hope that the former Of he house. and
me public generally, will have confidence in their abilities
discharge duties that may devoive them in prosecuting
the business Their unremed attention will be given 10 iii
applicants They viii always b. supplied with general
ment OF the best articles their line, are deter mined TO
sell on good terms other house in city. The
ettisd business OF H. O. eNemsra will be attended by eli
her Of the parties.
II. c. McNEMARA,
p. DU.VAL, in.
Nav
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NOTICF

NSEsAS committed 20 the Jail Of Giles county, Va ON the
w 10th day Of December, 1923, runaway mulatio
that he wa,Isi.ej IN Essex County Vs. nesr HOBBS
Henry Bmd had on when committed blue wooeu
and Pansioons, old DOL hat aud variety OTHER cohe,
IN his Ponea,'on believed to be oen Henry Bird i. few
:bada; darker than bright muiato he large besfd
toiefahe large Uhksrs about FIVE feet
high between % 80 OF sge sppea smart intelli.
gent man. quick spoken and plays tosraby well the
lin.
The owner, Il any, ate requested TO toward, prove
propey,Psy charges, aud take HIM awsy he will he
dealt with aeeordinsto law MoRroHP. EMMoNS,
4 fof VIM Smith, J. q. g.
= Feb. 81. q5-9p,
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COTTON AND WOODEN MACHINE
nf.rrEayuAN EOMpASy ,hs,r N,rh;r

TINE MArTEAWAN COMPANY, at their Machine
4 Shop and Foundry Fshkil Landing the Moth
iIudson River, State Of New York constructing every
Find Of Cotton aud Wooea MaeAiasry superior style
Workmanship and the beat and most approved plans
One of the has visited Europe, aud brought with
him Models snd Machines OF the latest hoe
two branches Of Msnuiac. featuring.
They 10 every description of Casting their Foundry,
aud particularly calculated for making all kinds OF MA
Geeringwhch is all fitted resdy put up when required.
They haze numerous patterns OF Shafts Wheels, &C. &c.
The ,tye Of their work he al the Cotton hill Of
Msur,. Cunningham Anderson OF Rehmoud 20 whom they
take the liberty Of referring.
All orders droetedto a. IL. Sehenek Fhk Landing,
p H. Schenck Co. New York, will be promptly attended
March 81. 1906 SIN
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TO THE PUBLIC.

VIE 'ssrtioers, having Purekned the Line OF Stages
H running between Guyandote aud Lewisburs will,
before the frat of Ma next, running the Route
fcice a meek.
The Line wi pass through Charleston and from thence
by the State Turnpike, TO LtwsbuTs aud the principal ed
oina Springs, wit the White Sulphur, tue Hot, the Warm
DC. TO Shulton.
II wleave Gaysndoue twice \ week. at O'Clock, A. NJ.
AUDI on its return, will leave Stanton twice week.
From Guysndote the Spring, there will be night
travelling
At Stsun,on the Line the Charlottesville, Richmond
I'D Fredericksburg Lines, running three a week
The Route frcm Gnysndots Ssunon, will be performed
in five days, and from Stauntou, RchmOnd FIeder.
oksburs, days, aud from Richmond, ths City Of
Washington 26 hours and from Fredericksburg the City
in es ht hours.
assembling Ohio on their way 10 the North will
find this route the pessntet cheapest And those who
wish TO visit the Springs informed, that exclusive
of the Line they all times be Accommodated
notice. With good ertra Coaches those watering places
And the public assured that the
modson aud comfort of the Psssenger far coed Coach.
aud Teams, and .kul and sober Driver, tord
the line shall not DE inferior any other in the State.
PORTER s. BELDEN.
Richmond, va. March II. iO2- Cur
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-19

TRHE Executive will receive proPosa, conformity with
~ The provisions Of the Sd section the act concsrnu,
tue Armory hereto annexed Is Aud be further enseted
That the Executive he authorized required ascertain upon
what term, the Araory BtdngJ Land ATTACKED thereto
can he sold sIehange leased for term Of years 4
muneats to the next Camera, Assembly the result Of their
snquiryp BY order Of the Executive.
Wm. Ii. RICHARDSON, c. C.
Executive Depument,1
18Th March, 1928.
March ~. fOt,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-19
BY RICHIE s. COOK.

rzr The ENQUIRER Is pablished twice week generally
anl ;nrs &c duriny tbs OF the State Ls,-
turePres the heretofore, Five Dollars per annun,
advance Notes OF chsrsIs spsc paying banks,
teniy) will be received This Editors will yusran-
safety Of -aotng thsra by rtba Ps.Es
ears being paid by tas writer's
r No paper -,l be disc Innusd bvt al as iietsea f
he EdtoIs) until al arresr,Ess have bean paid ~.
~ Whoever viii guarantee the Of
shiil have tia tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADvERTISIEG.
NJ One SQUARE, OR observation-disclosures ssnI-sseh
continuance, so cent?
inserted, until hss either essn paid
or assuts. by peIson this city.
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LAND FOR SALE


Virtue Of deed Of date The 26h dsy OF
NJ November 1922 and duly recorded the clerks of6t
u the County court OF Amhe the 9th day of Jsnuary
B|5 whereby James s. Pendston, ct the said county
vtyed to the undergued, u for the purposes therein
mehuopsd zone CERTAIN tract parcel Of land containing
100 acre. De the same or less lying aud being the
county nj Amherst Bufaloe river, both sides Of the
road rom New Glasgow to Jynohburg and sd i,Bnz III
lands OF David s. Garland, beng the land, which bo,.
hldudse purchased Of Johu Csmin sud John Warwick,
sud which vas conveyed ny said Thos Alridge snd Csbs
tse his wife, 10 the sad Jswes 8 PsndetoD deed hear
ing date the 2hh dayo April 1887 shall on Monday
tue 5th day OF june neI before the front door Of the E
sic Hotel IN the CITY u Hichnond, proceed TO SELL TO the
highest biddef II public suction es, I'll tbs ps Of said
tract Of land which lies east Of the ;sd road With sms
vest OF the said road 70 include The barn. containing asrees
bly, 70 recent surrey sos for he purpoes Of said
Ga that poro Of 'sid trasi which vail be sold aforesaid
bouse the ,uaiou healthy wster good
agreeable improvements IN good condition. and un.
der good system Of culture. The title believed 10 bs IN
dpusbs, but seting trustees shall sell sud convey
ouly The title vested IN
=. N. NICHOLAS,
WM. NEKERYIS, ) trustees
April 7. 800 ID,
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TRUSTEES SALE

TRUSTEES SALE.
~ uSUANF TO sdeed ut trust, executed to me- on tbs
& 18th Of January by Henry w and Asborne Loct., and
duly recorded ia the Clerks Office OF Powhasn; for TIE
poses therein menaned shat, the I7h day
at Powaaisn courthouse st being court day prodceed
sell for ca;h 10 the hghes hdds public auction the fol
lowing property to wit ten negroes lsz men, woman sud
three eh dren s four horses the property Of said II. W.
Loekei much thereof may be NECESSARY TO ssy the
requisites Of said trust deed.
Such title only vested in by said deed, Twill con-
a. u. WALTHALI, Trn,isa
May IL. ids
MEDICAL INSTITUTED OF PHILADELPHIA.
SitHE Summer Course OF Lectures will begin Monday
- the 9th day Of April and end the Saturday preceding
the hFd Monday Of November The month Of August is
alton.
NATHANIEL CHAP AN, NJ. D. On che Prae.iss Of
Medicine.
wM. P. DEVICES, KI. D. On Mia,gfsyu
WHO'S HARRIS, ID. ID. Surgeon u. 3. Navy. On Opera.
tive Surgery.
sAM'L JACKSON, NJ. d. On BIateria Msdiea.
WIN. L. HoRNER, III. ID. On anatomy.
JSO. MITCHELL, nj. ID. On Cks,nis,ry
JOHN BELL, NJ ID. On the Institutes of UsdiciHs and
Medical JUrispyudsrce.
HUGH L. HODGE, M. d. On tAs Principle, Of Surgery
PbIadePhis, April 8. iOs. GIN
To the Members IF the Protestant Episcopd,
Church of Vnginia.
INHE Annual Convention ofthe Protestant Epcops Church
Il OF vngins will he held in Charlottesville on Weduss.
day the 20ih OF May next.
JOHN G. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
-APIll ~ 115-td
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FRESH SPRTyVG Goods.
L. &. T.. JAMES. e. co

MARKET-SQUARE,
AVE Just received, between i 500 Packsfes of FRESH
II DRY q D5i oonpt,ing e the largest, most e..
and de' bic stocks Of Spring Goods they have
ofersd for sale "a particular will ,gpssr
In few dsys ~
ApiI e. 1fL.u
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Riehmend, Va. March17. 10
Land. .Vsgr0cs Sr- for S1Ic-

I-IIlu, gFtSFUcS, &c. JOT OuIe.
AN Monday the 25h Nay shall sell, public asction
" the land on which reside in POwhatan county;
tain, 1000 acres, about 100 of which good ound,
well adapted 10 the production Of corn, wheat and
There OF the balance Of this land in wood. of
good quality on this laGd good dw cling with all
out buildings One half of the purchase money
will be required cash. the balance twelve months, be
land AT the shall SELL for CASH. between iwsye
and fifteen likely nsgoe stock, plantation uiensils house
hold & kitchen furniture, &c.
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TftHE Subscriber offers sale hi, tact Of anj in Motto
~ way county, the north side of Cellar Greek ami on
both side, OF Deep Creek containing by late survey s72 s
aGreIlt IS said ,hsre about so of aa land mos, of
which has been rec amed considerable eIpence and
thought TO be hr rate Tobacco land The
he" having been all built in the course of FIVE wears and
consist OF two grsnares, by "a feet with an
ovelseer' house aud smoke house. all framed The
cabins good and comfortable
The payments will be made to suit the purehs,.r Person,
wishing 10 psrchsSe will apply Lew Jones living in the
county oi NotOSay, who is auhoEiE- I'd to dispose Off.
y JAMES CASKIE.
April %. ,,se,t
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NEW SpRING Coops.

yHNJS.N $. p.dLE.N1IyNE,
AS received by the Exit Effort and Planter, from New
York, large supply of handsome SPsips ADD Summer
uOODS among them
Gto de Inds, CIR de berlin, and Gro de Naples
Heavy sstn,, and satin levsn,ins
Black ADD blue black Italian ia.triuy
Blsek aud blue black niAsssfne silk
PLATO and striped black eanbs,, for scn,ien summer
coats and pnntslVcns
rlan paiDyrene,, beautiful a.-or,ment
DO bitti.ie and palm yrine bstu.te
orit nta plaid, aud Nsnkn cispe
Ssiins, escorted aud black mode
s., "a and md 81 plaid aud striped siDSssms
large supply of fancy cold ealieo.s
Black aud white and black aud lavender do
Figured and plain Swiss muslns
DO DO book and null do
44 & Ga csmbric and cambria musl.ns
81, Al r Sd plain bobinet lace
Bobin.t Lace, sdsinss aud quilting,
Ladies' fancy color ed hank hie Wis de coupe Gro
de NsP eon'ta, s'rs.he, dana,k Aa,ic, msebOut and
MMseOu; deniete rave and saruhe toune, aud esp rib,
Ln,Iins and satin ribbons, assorted
PLAIN pInted and painted belt do
Silk end worsted braid. and cords
Lsdies' silk aud cotton hosiery
Genemeh's Jo do and h-f hose
Lsd,e;' aud genllemen'. gloves assorted
Linen cambria and imtston hdkf..
White u black hobbinet wells, Eauze do
White & cold Russia 4 French drilling
Black lasting prunelis and circa..sn
Zine bomhsEines aud hombszsts
Plain and striped cotton jeans, for summer pantsloons
&c. r"'
Wilmington and Washington ,,tipe,
Super yellow and blue nsnke cen.
White Il black :stteen and cotton Cashmere
Black silk hlarseIes Il other vesiDg
Angoia Cashmere and Union min ,ufe
Plaid striped and tw!ed domestic,
:, A Sd apron checks, furniture d,
kg,:ia, birdssye aud table di.per
Irish and Russia she etnY, to, ,yss and ,ip,L
Burlsp,, oznahurSs and hsmpen rolls
8, 81 bleaehsd aud brown she citing and shifting all
qualities aud widths e' "
Tortoise brazilian side and tuck comb,
umh'.!'' rsra'ol' aud palmetto hats,
WIN great :s'isty st other goods comprising general
and complete sssormen which have been purehsed
Pay at auction in New York, and will be sold al yery
Shockr Hill ~ y - 1880
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Feb. 81
GREAT RARGAINS

EoHN SARVAY, respectfully inform, b, customers, and
- the public generally, that be has received by ales,
Northern Paskes
il Splendid Spring assortment,
which ne now Opening, aud offers either wholesale or
hsta Tor cash. or on the usual credit puncua customers
Owing TO his personal attention to the selection of these
goods the prineiPsl Northern Msncctofe, he feels
feet confidence M asserting thst they Of the very
Latest Fashion;
And can be dPosed OF good terns any that are
may De 10 the market th, lie will he receiving
dions supple, by every packet throughout season.
that his assortment will always be found complete.
so Aesmons', me present s',9ttmen, are the following
tO0o par L'd IS lasting slippers (h heeJ quse,
100 800 % s. siG, shoes SS 'Pfns'
so Gsnils@ens dress boots, r,l quality Pbia.
sd PA q 4, ,,r - !.
lc9 Do do do do End K srd qualities
zOy Gentemen's dress sfbeS, Isl daslhy
sVo do moro. pumps 4"
- -" DO tees
600 600 Msn'lined & bound btosaas
1907 do cosr,s shoe, broEsns
200 HomeuS leather shoes
sd m"ie,' lasting seaikiu aDd leather shoes
1000 Boys boot. Gshoes
1000 =" Obhdren's boots & shoes
Hollo bellows and bas top travelling truck,
Osii,in,, u superior quality no q" 'H'
bindings buckles aud every other description Of boot shoe
Day MsdisS, liquid sl,st,n,, w.rt.o,sd
Msn 81 Riehuond, Msy 3. IIe-et
TObacc0, Cotton 8 Flour.
ENHE Subscribers tender their services the Planters. for
n sales q robaoep, Co0rn Flour; which lbeSsJ 80
Vines' VIII be made in anticipation Of salss
49,. J. & S. COSBY, & co.
hRI1 y. ia
-, fanatic Hospital, williamsburg.
~ hereby given thstsll the
re occupied, and hat more pstisase he rseoysd
ul'o&f the tsid es are vsesnt bieh oil
seLWsn. Dy otdsf Of the courtof Direetsr
h'r'' 1s-'f Z HEHLgY
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rEguE NEW MAPS OF VIRGINIA., iIennS,s Sta uIes at
Il large, Glmers Rsnd5iphs Reports Of ISusd
and determined in The Court of Appeals, Jouru OF
nate aud House OF Delegates OF VTsuia FROG I7T6 1880
iuciu,ive, and of the C0uveatloDS OF T756 aud 1893
The Legislature having directed the sae these hooks
maps, Of which purchased by the State
the publication, ieY offered The pablo ri (excep
the Joutn,l much less than and lhe proceeds
70 be applied to the of he Library of the State,
hoped that Virginia purchaser will he disposed sup
py himself from this OF the large Maps gnia 80
jtly admired fo its general accuracy and bes,y eIee.
ton but limited number Of eopie, oi sale The
Journals, which recently printed az the public
peni embrace the entirs period OF the Revolutionary
gle, contaiu much valuable ani interesting no
where else 10 be had and wt the Statutes large ought TO
be in the library Of every Vrsinan. rhe owing
pfces:- For the large map $50, small 6; ueninrs
Statutes al large per set of IS vols ~ dosSs; dinners
ports dolls, vol Gandsiphs, set ~ dolls pro-
portion foe any vol except the 5h witch be for
less than 5so for the Journals, per set oomPrisng Iu o
and oesso vol, IS dois, beng su tue ptEse
printing and binding.
Order, addressed TO the subscriber the Capitol in the
City OF Richmond j. & j. f.. Heron corner above The
Eagle Hotel will be promptly attended TO.
VIM. II. RICHARDSON,
Clerk of the CouacH and Librarian
March n. IOs-u
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EDWARD MOSELEY.

Possession will he given the 25h day December next
with the privilege Of seeding crop of wheat. EN-.
April n t12-w6w
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POLITICAL.
THE UNION

Correspondence 5ettoeen John Qu;ncy adams,
Esquire, President Of tie United States, and
Sererdt Citizens of Massachusetts, concerning
The Charge IF a Design to DISSOLVE the Union
alleged 10 hare eristed in that State.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-19
DRY DOCK
DROpOSAI.s Y

AOhDIOSAl.S viii he received lock Office
Yard, or AZ the Dock Office Norfolk on or before e r,
day OF November next for furnishing delivering The oov
ing described OAK TIMBER, for Gate Frames To- the ock
~ Wv ~''
No IL straight pieces FIR turning and inter pos fee,
square, aud 33 In 81 feet long
= curved pieces for top and bottom rails ~ he sided
ic"t and moulded ~ inches and SO 10 81 feet long
81 curved pieces for middle rails to be sided u inches
aud moulded 10 inches, and SO to 81 fee, long
H-O do do for rails to he sder Fl inches and r,,,,e
$500 IL inches and &c to 81 feet long.
ne above 80 pieces all required for pair of Cnte
and one set is wanted AT each of the Navy Yards at
r's, and Norfolk, HUguia They must be of te bee, sonl
white or Lire Ok, and square edged The % piece. for
10 have spring Off feet ia 49, TO radius Of 6gI
lcel. ' VI o'a
Models Of the Gates may be either Oe and ,hosa
~no intend to oier proposals requested them
Oilers may be made Tor part the whole above tnr
either Tor both Docks, with the prices per cubic Zoo,
stating the kind and the quality Of the Oak as well the Kind ~
soil and district where IL will he procured
The timber he during the Winter between the f,
OF November and the first Of March; delivered no
Spring and decision upon the proposals will made by the
Engineer as after the FIRST Of November as possible
For further information, application may be made IN Mr.
Henry Singleton ~ tire Norfolk Dry Dock 6r 10 Mr. Alexaud,
Paris this Office. l. BALDWIN FrgT,esr
Day Dock OVNcF,
yNoUy Yard, Charleston, yNoss
September Iih, 1923 Jt-tqtr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-19

Trust Sale Of Paiuabte Real Property.
THNO satisfy tho provisions of deed of fr,,st exc
n cutcd TO me, by Robert Poore, and Ann r. his
wife bearing date on the 26th day of July 1923 TO
indemnify the late Willis Cowling, from loss or dam
age IN consequence of his undertakings for the said
Robert Poorc, as surety; shall proceed TO soII NJ
public auction, for cash, at the front door of the Ia
ole Hotel III the city Of Richmond on Saturday, the
Dist inst ut l2ocock, that certain Lot and Tenement
lying ond being on 18th Street, (called in the said
deed. the road) leading from Street up Shockoc-
Hil, by the Governors, now occupied by Mr. Haley.
as boarding house, and in which the Post Office is
keplt - valuable piece of property, situated in
tic centre Of the city, and yields yearly rent of
$500. The title Is believed unqcstionablc. but I
shall warrant such only vested in me By the decd
aforesaid. JOSEPH MAYO Trustcn
The above sale, is made with my consent.
oct I 2aw9t--d4t ROBERT POOPF