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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-18
ANDREW WAY, Foreman.


From the ": Y. Commercial .4doe,1se,., Qug,,,. A.
From New OaLEANs.-By the packet ship Iilli-
nos' adVces from New-Orlcans are received to the
23th ut' The papers say nothing about the health
or the CITY, but private advices represent il as sckly,
The ship bingham, Capt. Jeffrey, one of the Amer
Ican vessels chartcrC at Havana to carry roops in
inc late expedition which sailed from HAVANA on the
9th OF July, has arrived at New Orleans in distress.
having been separated from the feet in a violent tenn
pest which took place on the | It'll of July. There
are on board this vessel about 500 troops officers
ihcudeu' The Spanish Consul at New Orleans made
application To the Governor for permission for these
troops TO land, until the Bingham could be repairod
~ some o'her ship chartered to take them on boord
/ he Governor granted them permission to land al
SuCh pace as he pointed ont, where thew werc IN 70
nam until the vessel could be repaired # ma n,L
sup could be hired TO take them
Inc following Spanish officers had rcnched tho cit -
iH me Nrainpus steam boat from board the BinG
ham-Conmander Don Manuel dc los Santos Cur
man; Captain Don Jose Maria Ysls: Lieut. Don Jrap
fuTnact; Sergeant Don Jose Antonio Morrcios and
Capt. Jeffrey, commander Of the shin The Rio
nam was ordered by the Governor not TO come no To
the city. - w.
II was reported at New Orleans when tho Ioei
that number of the vessels belonging 10 the Spanish
squadron. destined for the invasion of Mexico had
put INTO Pensacola having suffered considerable das
mage III severe gale of wind.
The schooner Mexican of New Orloons ,L,, s,;,J
from that place some time since for Rio Grandc had
returned The Captain stated that on arriving there
nc was ordered off by the rcvenuc officers without
some now tariff regulations.
50. JWariinsyiLle JViy 1--WE hear from all n,r,s
Of this and the adjoining Parishes that the rains which
have fallen necessarily for number ofwocks past have
greatly injured the now planted crops of cotton and
cane. This year has bean uncuminonly disfrcsein,,
for all our inhabitants The price Of cotton has koni
very low, and without demand; mercantile businsss
inactive; money IL than ever known borc and
TO cap the whole provisions remarkably high; our
navigation is entirely blocked M by the fall of tho
Mississippi, and we cannot reasonably cxccnt cJ,r,
before the commencement Of the year 1880. Tbesc
may really be called hnrd times
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-18
GENTLEMEN's AND LADIES,
Boot and Shoe Mandatory.
Opposiie N ON !S,n.ln Tnrern-

Opposite ME old S0dn Tageyn
'A'lE subscriber returns his thinks TO his friends
and the public for the liberal encournpcment mo
has heretofore met with Having lately employed n
FIRST roto workman from the North is now prepared
to execute orders 10 the ladies' and misses line, AID
VIII make IN the most approved manner 10 measures,
IN fashionable style any orders which he may be IA
vourcd with. md hopes 10y n riot personal attention
10 business, TO receive n continuance of the public
patronage.
ON hand, gcn;cmcn's boots. shoes and pumps,
boys fine shoes and an assortment Of negro shoes
all Of good quality.
uv 2I-e6IGt cict JOHN DURHAM.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-18
4 FRIEND no COysIsTrNcy


To ANDREW JACKSON. Py,,;La, .r -. ,,-,.,.
~ IS ne privilege Of every citizen Of ,l D",,ea 90,
Goycr ,'l'9, o. those - whom e Administrator "
the prcsicn, If @ .nnnicd and n addressing myself
feedom, and candot ''' sh"i 90 80 with plainnc
gallant r w,o Others, lha much was due N YOU for
10 So W we d'lcnce uf NcgS Orleans and ,,as d;s,
over your arbitrary assumption, of ,ovrT ~
Of Loualior 7N'' ''''r'a'' TIE Judiciary, ~ the
,, Wv, .ilseq'egi conduct IN tho Ssniuole csr,ir ,
the se,. a,,s 81 ne Constitution gy yonr ovn ipe din
have rrc;, a., our h'Ha uudor which n1hrsicr shor
"'o ,dntng anl oe"'yg ipetsos hp,,e him Sll ri: y
'a,, ~ 'rl'n Of lg soro oveooked on the emu,
''T'5 Peo VIII 9u hcscsl zeal for VIZ, pubGc 20
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-18
THROWN STOUT O. PORTER-Ui6'

5erts Brown Stout and Porter, in quart and
pint bottles, OF very superior quality for sale bv
aug 10 II. II. DREW Agt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-18
From he National .Iopr,nI nj 1ryr,d,,
Elr he .VlGonM L,rnnl.

FRrFND FoRcE:- ~ tho United States TELEGRAPH
OF Tie t'i instant is "A communication from Lambert
rec on the subject OF tire charges brought against
biin by me ~ may last communications aud in which
hc says 1T Is untrue that ever the Postmaster Cen
Graz rcinsed 10 pay postage any letter directed TO
ms wife, and delivered 10 him by ne nor is II true
that have ever, IN The presence ofMr ScholGeId or
any one else, asserted that be had done So" Not
outstanding LIS unqualified and positive denial. still
asserted that what charged him win in nv former
communication Is true. J could not bc mist ken. ito
IHt."iciy tifcr Dts occurrence ion the 18th dsv of
last moa.h.l went home and wrote II down; and as
saId then, now FAY. HAT Thomas Corcornn and
mes A. Kennedy were both standing ly and nust
nave heard IT. Lambert Tree in his descyiption of
lie circumstance Which gave rise 70 the charge made
against him, says:
was e11eet % carry c'cr, addressed 'Nfre Csbarne
''Iyf ul' pc Postmaster General room handed him Ain
t a'' inquired 'f Intended ot iis l.dy,' lie reoI,
,t y" l'. ahuWaNe. gentleman present ;hen remarked
, J . wee pn of Doc iH'o Postmaster General posrss
80 % "ne. having to r.i 10 frank, might include Tie cor
"ii'oe "i uer w,c. ard minor children Iiyrg ,y,,b
~ ~, ,'' P'te-e, without violating the spirit or iuentor
o' VIC Jaw: a winch Mr. bsf, .ute and ole,ved ,,t ~
NAV "IIe was part % hnse there seemed 10 bs o,o re-
SUI ~ or Wohs lo hat effect then lef the room - a =
1t Is evident tina Lambcrt Tree asked for tho most
oge, Or "the gentleman present would not hayc
made ne r"n'rhs a'- bs'ad - han, nor w9..l lam
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-28

,;,I I 'ney came or whittier they went.
Rat %IsS So %o', sigh, issuing from the
gence. The crafty foe succeeded IN b;s s s,Sst
G GSem; and with single grippe he cleaned our
Cats left cheek of a vigorous crop of wins his.
kers. When Peter the Great first prescribed
lnnstachlos willventure to say his haughtiest
SUBJECT felt not more exasperated than die,
our Cat at this audacious insult upon the ma,
tlonal dignity. Nettled to the quick vpain
and and Indignation, he began to lay about him
the energy of despair. Emotions equally
powerful stimulated his opponent. The
Struggle OF death now commenced--blood
sPouted--eyes fiashed-teeth chartered and
seemed doubtful-in the next Voitaire had
fastened his fingers in the collar of his adyer.
saty's coat, (Which he had slackened some
what IN the scuffie,) and forthwith raised him
10 pitch of elevation he had seldom real,
ized before, When he fell, sHe fell like In,
cter to rise no more
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-28
SUMMER GOODS.

UMMEh tOODS.
" NELSON has received by the Exit Tan,i-
u h w, and other late packets from New York
and Philadelphia, general assortment of GOODS,
adapted to the season; amongst which
Cacoes and printed cambrics, Of new style
English and French cambria ginghams
Plain, plaid and striped bateste
Pamyrene, assorted coOrs
Fancy pamyrene dresses
Italian nett aud beregc
English and French merino bOmbaZine
Black Italian lustrng, OF superior quality
Heavy India satin and levantine
Jet and blue-black maTcelline
Colored and black Gros de Naples
Ponpee silks of superior quality
Extra heavy black Mandarin Grapes
Black and colored Nankm and Canton do
A. Sd and Cd cambrcs and jaconets
Plain and figured Swiss muslins, (part very fnc)
Plain and figured book and null do
Al and sd tamboured and plain bobbinct laces
Thread and gimp laccs and edgngs, assorted
Rich worked lace pelerenes capes, hdkfs & wells
Embroidered and tamboured muslin do
Short and long bcrege and gauze scarfs
Fancy bcrepc gauze end silk hdks assorted
Italian silk and Swiss muslin cravats
India, German and English silk pocket hdkis.
Thread cambria hdkis.
Madras Maabar and Britannia do
Fine aud supcrfno blue and black cloths
Silk lOrcntine and notwithstanding
Superfine brown and white French drillngs
Black and grey hastings
Company and nance chop nankeens
Floreutne and jeans, for boys wear
"A Irish aud German linens
Long lawns and bird eye diapers
81 and 1914 table diaper and dGmask
I'D, Cd, and 1914 heavy mill spun'shcetings
English aud French silk hosiery assorted
White, brown and fancy nirt cotton and silk
half hose
Ladies' and gontlcmens gloves, assorted
Parasos and umbrellas
Carved and plain tortoise, tuck and eide combs
Palm leaf feather and Chinese painted fans
Domestic shirtings, sheetng, paids upron checks
and sheetings
ALSO,
constant supply Of heavy power loom shcotings,
manufactured in this city, by Messrs Cunningham g.
Anderson, and for sale at their lowest cash price.
july
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-28
NEW YORK LINE.
FRESH SUMMER GOODS.


RNE have received by the Effort and Fairfield
w from New York, many scarce and seasonable
articles: among them are
Sxtra quality Nance nankeens
Very superior white satins
Black Gros dc hides
Blue and Jet black Gros de Maps
Green, white pink and straw co orcd horcnces
White, black pink and green Ital. grapes
Areophinc grapes, assorted colors
Figured satin and G.ss de Nap bonnet ribbons
No 6, o, -. To- q % plain eros dc Nap do,
various colors
Plain Swiss and checked musns
Cd book and bishop lawns
Common and fee, plain bobbinctts
Ilandsome stripe ginghams
Birds eye diapers
Random mat and white cotton half hose
Black and white silk, and raw silk do
White feather fans
Palm leaf do with ivory handles
case common palm leaf do
Super white and figured Marsehles vestngs
Shell tuck and side combs
Brazil, tuck and side do
Black eircassians
A few pieces super blue do
Black hastings and prunellas
pieces extra fine "a black merino bomba2nes,
for gentlemen 5 summer
Extra fine Angola, and Rouen cassimeres
Brown French dfillings
common do do. cheap
Ladies' horseskn gloves
Misses horseskin mtts
Ribbon and bonnet wire
Super blue and drab sewing cNIs
Irish and German linen shectugs
Buckrams, grey and drab paddings
2 bales canvass, No. to i
, cases low priced prints
3 do ladies' open straw bonnets
do do Leghorn do
90 bales % inch brown shirtings,
An of which we offer at wholesale retail, at unu-
sually low prices.
june BdLDWIN, Ives 81 Co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-28

TTLORIDA WATER.-Jno ~. Blamire has just re.
ceived farther supply Of Florada Water, much ADM
red for It's delicate perfume july 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-28
MEDLEY
Eeb. ~.

Is A HANDSOME GREY, wear, old th, ,priny. v.rv
sn and beau
will stand the ensuing stable The county
ersburs aud % from Richmond and stand res-
dy to serve mare. at $40 the leap and $50 the season.
rsre payable >, known to be in fos or parted
wb-one dollar TO the groom for each paid when
and very desirable pasture being well enclosed
aud all of then well vstered. Every will he tsken to
Servants SENT will be found without charge, mares. With
or without colts we'll ted desired, at Is cent, day. My
Jefferson Bsugb and Arthur Taylor both residing
absence.
PEDIGREE,
Me6lsys Sir Hail. the best O. n of the imported
horse SUI Harry, BY Sir Peter Te,1l. .is dam BY The i'm
ported horse sasm by Eclipse. bis st.ad dam the i'm
Aristotle, BY the imported Ari,toils.
nm, Ma a.ss dam "a: old Realty By Sir A.shy and Ri. ia
think the best breeders his grand dsw harmaduke,
owner a, brood mare and produced mole runner. and
more winners than any other mar. in America, BY the old
gu, Of Polly W III S n ;. sf m
she ~ III. old imported Janus and her grand dam
P.a Medley Sa s
PERFORMANCES.
The Spring he yeas Old he ran match race in New
York, the Union Course for three ousand dollars
s.nn Mr. verPlaDss Splendid out Of As dam, which
The next week he for the same course
on Long Island to which there we're Subscribers. $500
each which he ~op al two heats quick heating Rob
Roy, Splendid, &c. Both Of these horses. that he 80 ca,
beat, have since been winners the Northern Courses
The fall after be trained and health and of
course 70 bad order and was beat by Red hurdeek ARIEL
tho his then condition be perform ed WELL Same fall be
ran for sweepstsks over The Bt6ed course mile heats
subscribers $500 each, which he with great
beating Col Wyun' horse Merlin, anil Mr Garrison, Ivan,
hoe, &c.
Spring be -four year, old he won the Joety Club purse
contest
Next week he won the al New Market three mile
beats 10 hue time and style, beating the truly mdsbIe
me ARIEL without difficulty al two bess, and running the
second heat IN On 4ss Tbs the last he
io having sustained an injury in his shoulder; which
reJned on him when pot IN Thh will account Tor
svdenee oowsy,r OF his running pove hsn his pubic
cess as he warsiped and several times bad private with
SNOW Storm, Sally Walker sud Trumpaior o.rtsn
good runners and can with roh that neither Of
ever locked bin otter running bsifs me This should moi
nave bss not Arthur rsyi end Mr. Bsdgsr, bo
seen these trials sne known the 81 this
w. II. JOHNSON.
Chesterfield, Peb. H. es-- .,
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Trust Sale of LAND. &c,

Trust Sale of Land, &c.
yk&Y Virtue of deed OF BY Turner r. Hen.
Se1ey, and Hannah his wife, 10 William Gray William
Miller trustees bearing date the 9Th day Of October 1927
duly recorded in the clerks Office Of Gooehland county, the
subcIibers will, the 10th day of March next
courthouse being court day. sell the pub.
lie auction, for cash. all the right title, and
said Henley wife IN 22s Of land, lying the
end Of Gooehand county being the which wa,
owned BY William Barnett deed also the ,aa Henley
we interest," title and claim in six negroes with their
crease and the stock OF horses, hogs cattle
kinds; Nth the household and kitchen furniture belonging
said VIM BaTntp estate, with all other said Henley
wife, claim under the will Of VIM Barnett deed; and siso
tract Of laid lying FuvanDs county of 1913 bounded
the lands Of Saml Parsons Hcky Hardin P,rson Good.
man Angel, much Of the above named estate as will
raise the sum OF sos 81 cts, with interest from
ab day OF October s27 till paid with oil the costs attend
ing the recording and execution OF said deed will
convey purchasers sueh title only the above
vested IN Us as trustees WIN. GRAY,
WIN. MILLER.
Eeb H.. ei-.,d,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-28

UhsneeIy, In Lcu", County Court December sth 1875
John Cosby, PliE
against
John L. Collin, administrator de bonis Of Thoms, Cos,
by decd, and adm'or Of Elizabeth Cosby dre'd Jane,
Kal.er and Polly hi, wife, formerly Polly Oo.hy William
Cosby Joseph Cosby, Jsmes Cosby Stephen e. Nelson and
Sally his wife, formerly Sally Cosby, Beey Co,by, aud
Fleming ohis' and Nancy his wife, formerly Nan Cosby,
Deie
The defendants James g. MKalli.ter and Poyhi, wife
formerly Polly Cosby, Wsm Cosby, Joseph Cosby, lanes
Cosby Stephen e. Nelson ,nI Sally his wife, forr " SAL
Cosby, not having entered their and given
curly aceordngto Law and the rules Of h, Court ap-
Pearns to the saacton Of the that they not
hsbitants OF this State, On the oon ofbe plaintiff his
Counsel II 10 ordered that they appear here, the day
March Court nett and the bill Of the plaintiff and
that copy OF this order he forthwith inserted
paper published in the City OF Richmond for months
and posted at the front dor Of the Courthouse
Jan. 6. 7s~wswf JOHN HUHrER. Il, c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-28
FIELD .aMD GARDEN SEEDS

XkHE Subscriber has hand, and daily receiving
~ large supplies Of fresh Clover Grass SEEDS all
varieties used by the Farmers generally He Ia, likewise
sale an extensive sssortmen OF the most approved kinds Of
httcAen Garden Seeds Of the crop, raised by careful
and experienced cuivatos which for purity of kinds
atho'e sold at other enhe
s in part Of the different kinds Of Beet Beans Cucumbers,
Cabbages, Celery, Carrot Lstuces, Melons, Na,tut
Onions okrs, Extra Early Peas very superior .rtice
Cured Cres' Parsley, Psr'nps, Radhes Squa,hes
SPinach Seurvy Grass, Turups, Tumatos with other
articles not here snumeraed and addition above he
has received from highly respectable and experts
enced England of the
kind, Of Cabbage Seeds such oauaO.er, Broeeoi Bat.
tesea EARLY York, Susaroa Savoys, Red Picking, &C.;
which being raised Of each othe
been preserved true to their fndApsus
directly from the soii at very short notice.
I Orders executed with favourable terms, by
GEORGE NJ. COATES,
No. 40, Market st. Philadelphia.
teb. z. S9-W6W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-28
go REWAHD

RUNAWAYirom the suberibsr living in Prince sorte on
~ the 25ih December last Jame sbo tsI himself J,,s
lsrrsso dsfh mulso, very teiv sbou, "a year, OH
let 10 OF ~ inches high dop look AID 'lov 'pseeh
Wheo 'sst bssrd iior he vase company With
other feosg pssr RiesrnopJ, ard l. ,uppsssl IL n,,spx
oDvay to Aezsndrs D. O. where be has many relations,
James rough ksonh, ADD sftuI fsIl5u fTe car
fisd OF Of BIS ciotbs, will no Doubt ,nesvour 10
pass Tor sfrss mso The shove reward s RESPONSIBLE
expenses viii he psi delivered ne OF Iodgsd IN sny
jail 50 tbs, get him sxan All MISTER, II snd ohe
are esu,iaeed ssain bssoFng e.rtins og ssd fellow
iher psu, JHOS. r COOKE.
eco I" g.. esef
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900 REWARD.

WILL give reward Of Twenty BOILERS for experimenting
negro Lsyer, and her two children Harriet and
Misy they or the 2Cth December last. Leyer
bout "a years old, about feet inches high she has
pleasing countenance when srohen to- her mouth her wd
her trout and teeth much deesyed her clothing we'll
ss that Of her children home SPIN yarn Harriet "a
years old next her lip. are Thick and full
set teeth Mimey years old March, she has
both of her legs thighs ocesscned by fire, she
little sud imPs in Of her legs Leyer has
father at Capt Wm Dandridgs three mile. below Rockets
and relations in the neighboshood Of Turks Island
Charles City county; expect she lurking Of the
above named places; her mother belongs Mr. VIM Tay
ley Of Caroline county, sh. has CAPT Dandridx
and in the peighborhood OF Turks Island time
Christmas All persons warned aSain, hsrborns her,
under the penalty Of the law. THOS. O'NAIE.
King William, Esb1o. So w5ws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-28
Feb. 10.
VaIud5ie james Hiper Land for Sale.

Idfudofe James hiDer Land tor Sale.
RY virtue Of Trust Deed by John Harris 10 us.
to secure TO Zaehsriah Nevil certain sum. money
dated the 2sth Sept 1885, and recorded Cicrs Oee
OF buckingham county 24,h December 1929 copfo nifty
TO the request Of said fev order pay the
by the deed four dollar. due
ss 10Th and the same .up due tn. 10th June
proceed the 2st day OF March next SELL for esih the
tract ofl.nd IN the deed Of trust called nowden
lying in Buckingham supposed to contain acres. the aci
Contain, large quantity Of most valuable low grounds. and
Tue high land Is perhaps the hnest tobacco land in Buekns
ham county; lies james River opposite Srottsve and
was the late residence OF Randolph Jtferon decd pro-
babe that the rested may make day SALE
some modification Of the terms TO allow credit
part Of the purchase money, in which the title vel
be retained till final payment We believe thele good but
only convey A. trustees. JESSE JOPLING,
THOMAS DANIEL.
Jan. 81 as ia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-28

IoPlaateys of Tobaceo on James Riyey.

IoPid3ters Of Tobacco on James River.
tf0riE !, given, thst al Tobsceo nteoded for 5hOek
~ Ware Hous, arriving in The BARN will hdesirsd he
received into The msproo Wsre tou'e Of The sOh'erbs
fronting Basin, and sdjoinpx Bhoebo, free OF Of
drsy,sesni receipts granted by ,bs Io,Peeors for be,
without further The ovnef vbsn called fo
inspection ssmripg than would fit delivered
al once INTO the SbocEo.-
Aurs fususues has tesu sEsessd upon 81 oh,eeo stored
IN the HJ,e sboYs psme1. ~ I. MORRIS.
Dec. So ssy
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WANTED

A FIRST RATE TAYLOR at the Disna Nils, Backing
"a osm- . good stand. None need sppIy, unless he
eso come yell recommended for proficiency profession
,obs,y, &c Ne shop and building, Tor family, II re-
CURED, will be Furnished on ressoDsbis terms.
G. H. FONrAINE.
rev -
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NOTICE..
THE Commission business ubsns the subscr.
bsr under the firm Of Anderson, Blair Anderson, viii
henesfoh continue exit solely for the purpose enabling
them TO wind the unfinished business Of the with
greater TO themselves, and such Of their ends
a, are engaged in the Milling Business.
A, particularly d.'rsbe that their affairs should be
brought to close speedily Po,sbe they request all
those having elams against Them call for payment
those Indebted to themt qudae their balances without
lay.
RICHARD ANDERSON,
BEVERLEY BLAIR,
DAVID ANDERSON.
Richmond, 5ist December, 1898.
The subscribers, under the firm of Richsr6 Anderson
Son, will Gansse business commission their Office
Shockoe Warehouse.
RICHARD ANDERSON,
RICHARD HENRY ANDERSON.
Richmond, LIST January, 1922
The Subscribers under the 6rm Of Blair Anderson, will
continue TO transact commission bushes. oee Ca.
ry Street, at present occupied by A. b. q A.
BEVERLEY BLAIR,
DAVID ANDERSON.
Richmond, 1st January, 1873.
Jau %. 90 2sw2wtheputf
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LAND FOR SALE.

THE subscriber will sell his farm Caroline county, call
ed Ivy Mount containing $50 acres, $40 Mat
Pony low grounds point Of fertility inferior farm
on the rver-About 800 acres cleared the residue
bottom and marsh of about 90 which be made
9aaity-rhe situation healthy high aud commanding
baidings are all new for small family. deem
unnecessary to those who wish purchase
requested to call and view the premises. As deter.
mined to sell will divide it to suit purchasers.
JOHN M. BURKE.
" D. The farm, is about half mile from the stage
road, and 81 miles from Richmond
Jan. ~. WIN
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GREEN'S

CIT II OF E L,--ST. LOUIS.
NfIlE estsbl,hment having undergone -
~ provemenls, and addition, beng made with view to the
comfort OF Il, Patrons, /. opened.
THE PROPRIETOR solieit, gentlemen visiting ST. Louis
well IFS citizens, and the public generally call and
Judge for themselves, where he will all found
HOMEi
He embraces th, opportunity Of e,ng III, gratitude for
the support he hs, received, which will
TO further exerons TO please.
His known experience in h, line Of bushes, (avpg
Quoted the most extensive establishment in the we, gives
bun confidence in believing that tiR leave his Souss
dissatisfed.
Carriages and horse, io all tintss be IN readiness,
TERMS.
Boarding and lodging, by the day, 81
Do by the year, S per week.
Boarding alone, siso for the yesr,or 8 do.
Horse keeping 2 do.
Feb. ea-v3M
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Feb. 10.

NEEAAS committed TO the jail Of TINS county,
Nv November lasts runaway slave who calls himself
NELSON, and he owned by John Burton,
the comfy Of New Kent aud sold by him TO southern
dor, whose name he does not reeoect Nelson about ~
years of Of dark compile feet
upon each whic he says occasione burn.
Had when committed black roundabout of boadccth,
and Of blanket Psnaoons; he had also with him pair
Of hsm esns. The will forward prove
perry, also comply with the other requses he will
dealt with as the law directs. JAMES SHEPHERD,
Jailor of Orange county.
Ftb.9 81 wSM