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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-28
I o Pl0nters q Iob0cco on JunleS Nirer.

- ~ 4 tHhtc|S " iCb0cC0 on tunes Hirer
NCtICE is given, that all Tobacco intended for S-,
Warehouse arTitins in the Dasin wiiI ifIesred be re-
te'rn .'o the IRE Proof Warehouse Inc subscriber fon,n
lie hasin and adjoining Shockg free expense Of davarr
anu receipts granted by the Inspectors SIlock0 yv;;on f
'sE 10 t:e owner, when called inspection or r
P thar would occur il it delivered al once into Sac
no. ample insurance has been Effected upon tobacco tori
- AZ VI. o a..Dye IIa1su w. L. MORRIS
I'M ONSlEIjit TONS)N viii stand the enSnna sI.7
1 al rec Hill, near Richmond His Season will c0mers
e u OF ebr1ary, and Terminate tie of July 10
WEI DC e 10 mares nj fifty dollars stsun which NAV h
discharged ny the payment Ui 4y dollars within The sr,s,n
Mares can he insured at seventy ave dollars layale hem ne
mare shall prove 20 be i'll fpal One dollar to t aroon, t
every ~ wy sun" III
he fr1r Hill estate as been leased and well cnrlgrd bv
ne SUBSCRIBERS who Will furnish good pasturage for nrTS
htis ana stable them in all bad weaef Thew GIN i,yt
ei, 1t required, at % cents per day. ''
Every desirable arrangement has bern made for fhc arrr
nodatIon OF Mares and Of the Subscribers vdI nivs r.
constant oIai attentions order that they NAV hr ,r
eae1 and returned to their gnd order The un,g
scd cannot he responsible for acGdtnts estarns h,n
use every eXeItIon to prevent bo Monsieur Yonenn :;
beautiful bay fifteen hands three inches hnf with hI,cL I
name and tail He is finely propodionc exhibiting rreat n
en- and beauty throughout his form Ills blood
performances cannot be surpassed by any horsc on the
ncrt- For PehieTre, &c. sec horse bills
cto THOMAS WATSON
oo--Jc ABNfR RORTYSrJV
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-28

Whole Ticket g onlyuarter 80 ceDs-For sale in the
isiiaI variety Of numbers al
apps 2: BTGGERS OFFICE.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-28

Conre0fion.--!Ve devote much Of our space to the
publication of subjects connected with tile Conven-
ton elections Those elections are now at hand and
IN lustieefo gentlemen who wish to address the pub
lie: no time rs to be lost in giving them heariug-
We ask the people of Virginia to look at what Gov
Preston says Of the Executive-be who has been
Governor Of the State aud has an experimental ac-
quaintance with the organization and nature of that
anomalous body.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-28

D.IROf'TUFF NJ IEKNUON, az O'Clock, The Glowing
= the Grand State Lottery r CIass IA No rn,e ,yiI In,
eceivgd at BT(TLSER,S OFEJCyLy ' " ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-28

Major Lees appointment has struck spark Of
genuine feeling from the Winchester Virgnian. We
honour the independence that dare speak its opinion
under circumstances, that prove it hazardous and
disinterested.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-28
COTTON YARN.
S4,000--Tickets only So.

WORTHAM g. McGRUDEI
Richmond, April li--2aw4t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-28

The non-fTeeholdcrs have adopted C. very general
resolution TO vote at the elections for the Conven
ton. This is worthy of freemen. Their right is
undoubted Let them exercise it in favor of the
true, original friends of Reform. Let them beware
OF wolves in sleeps clothng-of those pretended
friends of Reiorn, whose friendship commenced
precisely when the people had said there should be
a Convention.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-11
TRUST SALE.

u Real ard Personal Propertu
PURSUANT to the provisions of a deed cf trnst
- from Robert .. Smith, for the benefit of J,.spiF
Williams. to the subscriber, bearing date on the 18th
day of April, 1922 and of record in the clerks of
fees for the counties of Henrco, Goochland and
New Kent, shall by the directions Of the said VII
ams proceed to sell al public auction the highest
bdG~r, for cash the 18th gny IF the present
month, III front Of the Bcll Tavern in the CITY Of
RicuICrd. the following real aud personal propnrty
to wit: &c Undivided fourth part of a Tract az
Land, contaiiil,.- 800 acres. he the same more or
less lying and bcn,: n the county of Goochland ths
right whereof the said robert C.. Smith derives by
inheritance from his grand :Sher under his wis
one undivided half in mouse and lot in the city &c
ntchnond and fronting the present residence ~'tif
e'uer Dr. MCaw; undivided foCyJa part IN ST.
veraI lots OF land IN the same o;ey. The Poor
use and 10 which several parcels of prUScrty
nv nIcritaed the said Robert g. Smith derived title
undivided fourth, paris grand her As af6resndi one
Rachael, Madu, Mary, and ST snJ 90 ~ WI:
SAID Smith derived title in the same IYeaner Also
all the interest OF Crutchfcld Ciump i'm his mothers
estate in the couay Of New Kent, and which is cor,
vcyed TO the said Robert &. Smith by decd of re-
cord m the Office of New Kent county court Also
one negro woman named Betscv, ore negro nov
named William, two horses and one cart aud all the
household and kitchen furniture mentioned in tlIe
said decd
Selling as trustee shall convey only snc tile
as is vested in me, which title Is believed % be good
sept SGT ROBERT q. SCOTT, TRUSTEE,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-11
MAnENH MEWZa-

ARRIVED,
Schr Zl!ah, Townsend, days from Rev York, with
dries, 10 Myers Scott g. Fry Anderson il, y Weed,
Wortham g. hlcCiruter Garth.
Schr Dolphin, -. from Alexandria, with sWdries
Schr Mary Archer Salog, fTom New York, with undes, 20
Trirlcit g. Johnson NJ Myers, Davenport, Allen &
Sloop Jolly Bet jerks from Norfolk with cotton, Cray g.
Pankey, aud Rogers & Harrison.
SAILED,
Steamboat Columbus Turner, for Baltimore, via Nosiit,
sundres
sohr New York. Fambcrs, for Baudywiue with wheat.
Sehr South America, Woolford, for New York, coal.
SlOop Active Smith, for Sauecriies, with coal.
From he Beacon Office Mems Room.
NORFOLK, Sept. 90. p. M.-Arr:vcd, schr.
Consort Ketchum, New York. 80 hours.
In Hampton Roads-Ship Sarah, Harding, New
York, days, in ballast, to Il Drummond. (Owncr)
bound up James River. hlso-Ship Henry Clay,
Parker, Baltimore, 10 hours, bound up james Ri
yer.
NORFOLK, Sept %, a. M-Arrivcd, sch7
Swift, Creighton, from Baltimore, bound 10 Peters
burg.
Sailcd-Brigs Enterprise, Layficld, for Richmond,
and Columbia Iiverrore, for Eastport.
From Hampton Roads-Ships Rousseau, Nile
ven, for Alexandra, end Sarah, Harding, for City
Point.
At Scawes Point -Scbrs Rambler, Colby, from
Thomuston, days. and -, Emery, from Bangor,
| (Bic.,
Tho ship Julian, Smith, entered for loading ut
Liverpool previous to 10Th July, for City Point.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 7.-Clcarcd. ship Jno.
Wells Curtis, City Point
NEW YORK, Sept. T. Cleared, brig Eugene,
Evcleigh Norolk sehr. Expedition, Reed, Richmond,
Arrived sloop Capital, Ackcrley, Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-11

o. We find il necessary to give notice
10 our distant Subscribers in arrears, that
unless they remit us payment by mail post
paid, we shall be under the disagreeahle
necessity of stopping their papers. And
particularly Of those residing out of the
State and in distant parts Of il we must re-
quirc strict adherence TO our terms of paw
ment in advance. The difficulty of calling
on them in any other way than this, we
hope will be our excuse.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-11
JAMES RIVER LAND
EOR SlIE

4 n pursuance Of decree vt tiiu county court Of
= Buckingham, the undersigned commissioners, OF
one more of them will proceed me premises, on
the 5Otb day Of September next to sell TO the high
est bidder tract of land m the lower part Of Buck
ingham. on James River, called Mount ha.
This tract of land Is believed 20 contain six hun
drod acres-obout one hundred and fly Of which ara
low grounds. good portion of the high land is in
woods, and rs tobacco land. The whole Of the open
land ~ IN good condition, aud part of the bottom
land extraordinarily fertile.
The improvements originally constructed, with an
eye to- taste and uscfuncss viii require repairs
An accurate survey of the whole tract, ascertain
ing tho quantity of forest and open, bail and bottom
land will ba made before tho day ofsnlc and plait,
exhibiting the results. viii be prepared for The InlUr
nation Of those concerned.
/ Trpus.--A credit Of !. .. 2 md years will DO
rivcn The commissioners viii require from the pur
chaser bonds with approved security, and viii rosin
a hon on the land ull the purchase mnnsy be paid
Onc Of tho Commissioners will attend on Tho prem
iscs the day before the sale ior the purpose oscwng
tho land.
GEO. VI. PAYNE,
w J.. FONTAINE. N"uun''
WN 7. RANDOLPH s'o"o's'
a.. 2 u 'ds
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-11

Postscript 10 the abridged Legislature Chart.
TO ohV!ntc the objection, made in the Richmond
Enquirer, of the 2Ist August, TO the Legislative
taoic m Unconstitutional Charts postscript has
occn added 10 the abridged table cyhib.iup in a CON
efhSen i"rm' all the material facts to be CLEANED
rom inc Consultations of the several States rs con-
tanned in The election of 1922 rai~..- - -
Rcprcseuiafil,. -. appointment Of Representa-
-. Those VIII" have previously bought copies
may procure this postscript gratis, b. callino on -
persons from whom they purchased
W The publisher Of NJ Garnc:t's Work. hrys
leave In call the attention Of those who have coDcs
10 the following errors i'll the ArPENpIx In mn 1c
os-l4th line from the top, the word "nore" is om,
ted after the word 'noitiny." And, in page 53-eIb
line from tho bottom, the word .1ied is o,ni.tod of
ter tho words ''hns nerey syet." sen 11-onw6t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-11

1 - gG.uaefe and BeauiyM Farm for Sale.
VIE subscriber offers for sale his Farm ON ion'o.
River, called "Tuckaboe s;,,.,sy S S'nts
mules above Richmond and contains aLort 6vs ~
oreo acres OF which one hundred apd fifiv arc Love
grounds, and upwards Of one hundred AL are low
I'VE highly improved highland The fertility Of ~.
ac. OF iand, ITS saubrity, and the many advan,o
II possesses from its contiguity to market ongb, =,
attract the attention fihOse disposed to nves, mo
ney IN real estate, intimately connected with Tho
increasing wealth and population of Richmond TIN,
property beng directly the line OF the coal field
extending from Black Heath in Chesterfield, to Deem
Kun IN iienrico county. is believed contain beds OF
coal No ehectual search has yet been made for
mat valuable mineral. The Indications are howe
Yer, 80 numerous and strong, to bring concc-
Iure almost TO certainty. The free stone quarries
are ineKbausihe. and immediately on the marvin of
the James River Canal The improvements are ON
large scale aud in excellent preservation. Tho
garden and orchard produce in abundance .lo most
eiloce fruit carefully selected from the northern
nursery The subscriber will also sell viii, rho Land
II desired, ten valuable and well taught farm labomr'
efi. MIR. Thomas Taylor of Richmond is ethor;soJ
to contract for the land, and can give any farther in
formation required concerning il. Possession cver
Immediately. THOMAS NJ RANDOI uGin e"
l3--y5t - 49,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-11
BROAD-ROCK RACES.

'efHE RACES over the Broad Rock Course will
- commence rs usual, on the first Tuesday in Oc-
tobcr. and continue three DAYS
First Day, Post Swcepsinko for three years old
last spring. two mile hrats, 5000 half forfeit
TO close first September. Subscribers Richa I'd Adj
ans, !. N. Seden, William K. Johnson, and isham
Pickett.
Second Day, the Projectors Purse, $500, two mile
heats cntran nee SIS.
Third Days Race, the Jocky Club Purse, for $500.
three mile heats, entrance $50. From the number
oihorsSs IN training. good sport may be expected.
lSiIAM PUCKETT
sept iI-w3t Proprietor.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-11
Land and Negroes at .4vcfiOu

Land and Negroes at AUCTION.
N pursuance of decree of the County Cour, of
Henrico III the case of Adams and oihefs. vs.. Car
.hgton and others, shall, Commissioner named
IN inc sad decree, proceed to SELL at public auction
Monday, the 2lst day of September next ono Tract
OF Land, belonging to the estate of Tabitha Adams
ceceaseo containing nine hundred and fifty ciqh,
acres: about two hundred are under cultivation
ana on which. there are several comfortable dwell
ling houses. with the necessary out houses This
property lies within three miles of the Sweet SDrno,
andis said to he mountain land of the first Qualify
PERSONS wishing to view it. referred to Mr. Jacob
BAKER, and MIR. Elijah Wiclnc, residing on the
premises.
And on Monday, the cath day Of the same month,
m inc town Of Staunton, Commissioner aforesaid
shah sell at public auction five slaves consisting
oi TWO men. one woman, and two girls.
INC slaves viii be sold for ready rnoncv-thc land
on credit OF one and two years, the purchaser TO
give bonds with approved security, and decd OF
trust upon the property. to the purchase mo
ncy Possession will be given on the first day of Ian
unFy next. q. NJ. CARRINGTON, Comm'r
lT-oawfO,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-11
TO OUR PATRONS.

U'Ihe Editors OF the Wing have engaged the
services ofone Of the most accomplished s;tenopra.
piers IN the u. States, to report the debates NJ Tho
Virginia Convention. During the session or ,h,,
body, the Country Wing will be Issued three ,mos
week, as our readers will wish to hear ran;dlv rror,
the Convention, and as their proceedings viii n,oh,-
bly, occupy much space. Il has been suqoas,o, %
them, that niany persons who are 40 poor N tall.
newspapers by the year would IKE to subscribe g.,
the time that Assembly which is so deeply interest,
ing TO all, may sit. To accommodate all such 20.
shall relax our rules. and take subscribers for the
sion, at the rate of the price of annual substitution
II the Convention ave in session tw, months tho
price ofthe paper for ;ha; lime, will be one doa,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-11
KING WILLIAM LAND
EnD ClFT,

w I'LL lie sold Mt public auction, at King William
w Courthouse the 28,h or the present month.
being court day, on credit OF one, two and three
years ali the right, title and interest of Noodson
Parrish in the following Tracts of Land, viz: One
tract immediately on the Pamunkey River, known by
the name Of the River Plantation adjoining the Inuis
OF Messrs c. Bruxton Richd Wilroy and I.angburn's
estate, and contains 2I6l-4 acres: also one other
tract, containing I42 acres known hy tie name Of
WIngneld,a desirable place Tor a small family with
comfortable buildings thereon
RICHARD G, WORKMAN.
CIIAS. ELLIS,
WM. CRANE,
sept 81: HENRY H. KING.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-11

He Sale OF Mr.. Philip ". Claiborne's
estate, heretofore advertised by me as Trustee,
TO be made on this day, will not take place Mr..
Nupotne haVlng some time since. (when the adver-
iisrm'nt was dscon,iuuci.) paid the amornt do nd
tins notification is now inserted Mt his request.
sept Tilt JOHN b. CLOPTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-11
TO THE PUBLIC.

knowing the great and proper interest felt hy tho
people OF Virginia III the approaching Convention the
subscribers make the following proposition: They
nave employed the best Stcnograp,cr 10 report the
debates, which will be published as RAPIDLY as poss.
bic in the Wing. AS many persons are no, in tho
habi: of filing their papers. and as when taken into
'her families they are liable to be DESTROYED. they
propose to file in this Office, the papcra containing
the debates, for as many as desire it. Tho expepsc
al THIS Will be npportioned by the annual price of the
paper 81 and the length of time required to publish
the deoates-ior example-if three months arc re-
CURED to publish the debates the price Of tho file
VIII be 81 g. This we imagine, no man will hes
t"'c to give for complete copy of the debates of
convention. lffnhscrbcrs desire their con,s bound
That can be done at a small additional expense
u Letters tpost paid) addressed to us will he ,,
tended to, or persona wishing to subscribe. can make
known their desire through the members Of Convcp
ton Thu subscription to be paid at tic time fdcv
cry.
u City Subscribers are of conrse apprfscd tia,
the Debates will first appear in the Daily paper.
PLEASANTS, ABBOTT g. co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-11

The New York Journal OF Commerce says tori
bic storm visited Boston aud vicinity tho o9th.--
Amount of damage estimated at .e7O,OoO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-11
es1boIesaie prizes Current.
RicLInn,llf @

STAPLE ARTICLES.
Tobacco, hdJ.-
good to fine, lO0ll. &c aIO
midilinS, a6
common, 4 4 s
refused, 3 a !
mrhufdott.rcd-
Isl quail. cavcndisli, III. 3j a 90
small twist, mo- ], llal3
no. 2, San
Flour, city mills, new, SIS
canal, 3 IS
Hh1ai, new, 100 a IO5
Corn, bush. 40 a r.
Coal, best for shipping. i6 a 20
inferior, II Is
Cofton, 7la9
VARIOUS OTTER ARriCLss.
Alum, III. 6
BrimsfOae, roll, III. 3a3i
RcesrdI, best, p avs
Butter, Is n l6
Bet, mess, hbl. IN 5Oall
bacon, new, Ba8d
Cheese, 7a9
C'rndLes, tallow, mould, IO!aIl
spenn II n %
C3bie, w. !. green, l3aIl
Rio, IL : l3
Java, White, 10 all
ordinary qualities, lIbal2
Chocolate, na- ], lUa 10
Coiporas, 10. 3 a 81
Fish, behring's, no. 1, q Is a s
shad, no. I, q 5Ua7
mackcrl, no. !, scafce, 6,5 50
40. no. Z. . Il %
do. mo. 3, 3 50
F,71I-
raisins, bunch. box, 75aI
musca,cl, 3 ~
feathers, live geese, good, .Gia32
Glass, window, exIU, So feet,
; IS 1882, do. 3
GnnponcGr, Dupont's, > 81 n 6
He-nP, Americau, tou, llS al. ~
hide, Sp'h, sun dried, l6 a 10
sa,;ed, tlaI5
Indigo, Sp'h flotant, III 75as -
Iron, Swedcs, ton, los
EnGlish, % n 81
AIuCT:can, 81 n RI
L'i'd, nc'y, 6ia7
Lime, I p
LEATHER, sole, 10 "a 25
upper l % a 2 ID
Lander, clear, 100 f.. -
understandable, l2aI5
Mahogany, 81. Dom. fl. Ii n -
Bay, ga -
.HoinSses, gal. n. o. 26 a 30
superior, % n -
w. India, generally. - Il 80
.Hedi, bIsshOl, so
Mails, cut, ID. 81
oil, linsced, gal. 7Ja.3
tanners, hbl. -
sperm. winter prsd. gal. 75a Gn
DO. summer do. 81 a 6U
oats. bush. IS a37i
Plnisfer If Paris, ton, s Sd
Pork, prime. bill. iIaIl5O
mess, IL
Rice, Carolina, new = 75a3
Sugar, loafI8a2 O, lump I5al7|
y. O. brown, l0O Us. 7ag
~. Croix, do. q a ~
muscovatloes, 9 10
SAT-, sack, Liv. sled, 1921
ground alum, , 37a2 10
SditPstre, In. l0al2
SPniiS--
brandy, cognac, gal. a1aI5O
apple brandy, m n ~
peach do. Oh n InD
rum, 81. Croix s. Ant. co "a 90
do. New England. ~ n 30
CIR, Holland, 90 a lOJ
do. American, 30 a -
whiskey, eja rs
Teei, German, -. I2aIi
Eng. blistered, 7a8
Amer. do. 6
Shot, cut. 4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-11
CABINET LITERATURE"

=. \ writer in the Washington Telegraph, under the
signature OF IA pirgnian,' charging MIR. Clay with
Calling "often into view tho acts aud characters of
ancient, great and political leaders," accuses him of
having taken shallow views at those men, aud their
measures and gives that us reason why he has not
proiited by their admonitons. lie ought he saws.
TO nave learnt many great lessons from them In
adlicng examples from among the ancients, the
"Virgiaian'' says-"The ilustrious Plato, Ia ,cise
Ifonan as he ,oas for instance, said of Bruins and
Dion, that power and fortune must concur with pru
ence and justice, to effect any thing great in po.i,i
cal capacity" -"
-, Having been always under the impression Tint
Plato was Greciun, and not Roman, we thought
J! expedicnt to resort to Lcmpriercs Classical Die
uonary, to ascertain whether we, or the cabinci
Telegraph were mistaken such an obscure pon,
IN ancient history. Upon examining thar rare bur
learned and authentic work, found under the an.
Proprinte head, the following account--'sPLATO
celebrated philosopher ut .1thsns sou OF Ariston
and Parcctoni'." There two other persons of
ihe same nsme mentioned by .cmprierc, but of much
less significance, and both Greeks. We shall thank
the editor of the Telegraph, if he will request the
hufhor of the article alluded To in his paper To- rive
the public some account of the iustrous Roman
Plato-G.E Y. Duty.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-11
TRUST SALE

vlrtuc OF deed Of trust, executed 20 the s,,l
- scrlber 10y William Jnkins, of the county of
hanover bearing date the eth day of June, 1897
ana duly recorded IN the Office of the county anrsaid
iOr certain sum therein expressed. We or one of Ms
snal' proceed 10 SELL on Thursday, the LIST day of
october next, at ~ O'Clock, to the highest bidder
Tor cash, on the premises whereon the seid W:Io,,
Linklns now resides, ali property which soid
dced authorizes ns TO DO, much of it as will sat
isly the claim therein specified namely two tracts M
iand' one containing forty-iwo acres, whereon tn,
SAID Wlllarn- Jmkins resides i'm Iianovpr
county lying on ToOposoGoy creek, adjoining thu.
lands OF Nathaniel 6. Iipscomb. BENJAMIN Vest
and others. The other contains twenty five acrcs
ADJOINING The lands of Isham Allen, VIM. Bowe md
othors, and being part of the land of Absolam jim
kins. ''"' 81"
Also four slaves, namely Sue aud her three CHI
drcn, Betty Mary and Judy, and oil their in
crease; all The household and kitchen furniture now
III use ny the sad Nm Jsnkins, also horse and
cart, one COW and calf. hogs, sheen, &c and
all the increase ofthe stock as specified in said deed
af trust.
we as Trustees will only give such title as is YES,
ted IN us, but we believe it to DC indspul able
THoM 4 f MIURE. Trustees.
l. The above sale will take place by my request.
sept IL 4t w. JINKiNS
THRUST SALE.-By virtue of a deed of trust eNrcusl
september 1925 apd duly recorded clerks office of Han
o'eF county for purposes therein mentioned shall
10 SCI AL public auction for ready money, highest bidder
on e0nesnay re SOh Sept 1929, court house
one Tract of Land in said county lying Aliens Creek and
aIon9 W. oodson's, aud others; ao, following Slaves
VIZ bavy washington, James, Isaac Aumsead, Polly aud
ey; of 20 much of the above property ms win I've
sufficient TO satisfy SAID deed. aud expenses ATTENDING tic
"ne ne ic to r above property is believed iudpputahlp
u me snnscrlY'I acting As trustees WIN only
I'VE as Is vested !" them JOIN TYLER, .rr.,o,.
sept I'D idsc JOHN IRDDY,f ti"s'e'S'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-11
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE

WILL DC sold on the promises on the 18th day OF
W September next, Tract of Land wing i'm the
county of Henrco, on the Williamsburg STAGE Road
about four miles from the city of Richmond, contal-
ing between rs aud 800 acres the present residence
OF the subscriber Bssldes the advantages of stua-
tion and susceptibility Of improvement possessed nv
this land there is upon it most convenient and
comfortable dwelling house, with every necessary ont
house, orchard containing between six and seven
hundred trees of lc finest fruit in tho most flourish
ing condition, aud we'll Of water inferior to none in
this State. The subscriber with propricty re-
commend 1t of the most healthy situations in
the county; and 10 any wishing To purchase n
convenient productive farm, more favorable OPP
porunity could not present itself. The subscriber
gih take pleasure in showing the promises to any
person DESTROYS of purchasing The terms viii ha
made known on the day OF sale.
sept Lite c JAMES BARKER.
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DIED at New York, on Sunday morning last, the
Rev MATTHIAS BRUEN, Pastor of the Bleecke
strnot preshufnrian church alcr one weeks illness
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-11
BCARUTNG.

W. 10 IEU. 7. RICHARDSON win be- nrc-
w Pored by the e5th ofthe present r:onth, fsop
.ecmoer) 10 furnish with gcnteel boarding, few
members OF The Convention, the Legislature or 9th.
crs, at the residence of her husband Owe, Vn;I, NJ
deal Store, on VI street, the Capitol Square.