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Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-10-29
E1tsnsice Executors Sale
Of SLAVES and other Per-
SCna1 Ect,fo

SCnal Estate.
7 SHALL offer for sale at. Public
Il AUCTION, at the Plantation of the
tnfe Daniel Grinnan, deceased, called
PRESQO ISLE, in the County of
Cutpeper, on the 9th day of Decem-
Der merit, the sale to continue from dan
to day until the mhole shall be sold.
all the Personal Property ,ohich be-
longs to the Estate Of the deceased, on
that Ptontatssen consisting in part of
det0ecn Fig and .Sirty iSlares, bs-
t,oeea 20 and 30 Horses. seyeral
Brood Mares cfNe First blood, a5out
one hundred Head Of Horned Cutie,
a large Stock Of Sheep and Hogs,
o6out 700 Barrels IF Corn, a large
quantity Of Hay. Fodder, &c, Plan
fation Utensils, Carpenters and
Biaeksmiths' Tools, linus ehoM and
Kitchen Furniture, Copper Still,
enc Of CHondier'S best .Surueyor's
COmpdSscs, ,ctih Chain and PLOTTING
Instruments, Nth many other articles
too tedious to enumerafe.
IL IS confidently believed, that in
proportion TO the quantity IF Property
that wiN be offered for sale. larger
proportion Of pery caluable Property
wds nerer altered at Public sale in
Virginia. The .Slares are generally
likely, many Of them cery much so !;
and amongst them is Uery yaluabie
blacksmith, young and healthy. A.
mongst the Horses there is a Stud. be-
Tered TO be Of the Best Blood IN the
State The Stock of Cattle, Sheep
and Hogs, are Of The most improved
brecds-many ofthem no,o fit for mar
ket, and 'oeH ,oorth the attention of
Butchers. THE Furniture of superior
quality. O. Farmers and Others, de-
srous. Of procuring Valuable Stock
aoiN do ,yeN to attend the sale, as a.,
opportanity Of procuring such ,cM sci
dom OccHr.
The terms of sale as follo,os: tn,
!Slares roiH be sold for Cash, the resi-
due Of the property upon credit o.
~ months for all SANS aJoue Fort
Dollars, under that. Cash, the pur
chaser gioing Bonds ,oih approved Sc
curtty, to bear interest from the date
bit as it is important TO the interes
IF the Estate, that 1 should be able Il
commend Ike funds at specified time
4 wiH agree TO relinguiSh Tie mteres
to those ,ohO shall pay their Bond
'ohen due. No Property to be rcmoUe,
until the terms Of The Sale shall be com
piled mith Persons DESTROYS of c;eg
ing any part Of the Properiy, 6efor
the day IF sale, can 10 so by appiyin.
to Mr. Joseph p. F2ippo, the Manage
an the Form.
a Contamination of the Euecufoy.'s
Sale.
! On Monday tie 1874 day of DE
cembcr merit m;l be c6S,ed at publ
sale, an like manner, at the late resi-
dence Of Daniel Grinnan. deceased. Il
the Io,oa Of Fredericksburg. Al tn
Personal Estate Of said G,innaa, a
sad Town--- consisting of Seyera
House. Servants, Gardener, Cook, Ost
Ter and Sempstre:s, DC, all TIL
HoUShOLd and Kitchen Furniture Car
riage ami Horses, a Eght Wagon
Riding Horse, a considerable Stock o.
BOohs, soith a Uarety Of other article
too tedious TO enumeraie. The term
Of Sale, as stated an tie pregioaS adj
Uerti eme7lt.
JOHN S. WELLFORD Er' O,
Of the last wiU and Testament of
DANIEL Grinnan, deceased
Oct. 22-I2 tbs
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NOTICE.

ENHE subscriber begs leave to in
u form the Public, that his son Ed
ward ?. Barbour, will wind up his bu
siness in Albemarle.
Messrs. Peyton, Southall, Gordon
and Gilmer, will either OF them unite
with MS son, where they may not be
opposed to hi n And he has no doubf
but that any member of the Bar will
do the same.
p. P. BARBOUR.
October 29--I3 If
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MARRIED.

On the 18th August last, at the Ho-
,ei"i HIS Exceliency Wan. c. Rives,
Minister oI the United States near the
Court of France. by the Rev. II. III.
Luscombe, Dep. Chaplain to the Brit
ish Embassy, Henry Van Wart, .Jr.
Esq. of Birmingham, England, to Su-
san Clark, eldest daughter of Thomas
W. S'orrow, Esq. of New York, U. S.
Of America
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TRUST SALE.

- virtue of Deed of Trust re-
ED corded in the office of Abe.
marie County Court, from William
Scott to the subscriber, | shall on Sa-
turday the 9th day of November next.
offer for sale at public auction at the
residence of said Scott in this county
the following property, viz: 3 feather
beds, bed-steads and furniture, 5 ia.
tles, one eight day clock, one side
board, one china press, zone desk and a
variety of other household and kitchen
furniture recited in said coed. Also.
one four horse Wagon and gear. And
the interest of said Scott by his wife in
the following dover, negroes of Mrs.
Elizabeth Harden, viz: Juber, Mllcy.
Willis, Mary, Jane, Francis, William.
Washington aud an infant child of said
MhIey. The interest Of said Scott bv
virtue of his wife in these negroes. IS
as one seventh part, subject to the
unexpired life estate Of said Elizabeth
Hardin, widow Of Isaac Hardin decd.
Acting as Trustee, | will only convey
such title as is vested in me by said
deed Of trust. Terms-Cash.
THOMAS w. GILMER, Trustee
oct. S~--IO tds.
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Nfln InrI. Oct :

Ns'o York, Oct. 5, 1880.
4 DO hereby certify that have com-
N munIcated to DIR. Horace BRAIN
ham, of Charlottesville, Virginia, my
theory Of Dyspepsia or Indigestion,
ana have fully instructed him in nv
method Of treatment. | consider him
well qualified to manage any case that
may he presented to him.
fALMADGE SUTH ERLAND
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
a II Rules held in the Clerks OF
L "a fee Of AlbemarIe county Court,
in October 1880.
John Woodson and Fraucis his wife,
formerly Francis Garland Pitts.
AGAINST
Nelson Garland, Isham Ready and
Polly his wife, Richard Bruce and
Nancy his wife, late widow of Ander-
son Garland, deceased, Nathaniel, Ro-
bert, Cynthian, and Anderson, chill.
dren of Anderson Garland, deceased,
Daniel Martin and Elizabeth his wife,
late widow OF Peter Garland, deceas.
ed, and James and Goodridge Garland
children OF the said Peter Garland,
deceased, which said Frances, Nelson
aud Poly are children, and together
with the said children Of Anderson
Garland deceased and Peter Garland
deceased, heirs and representatives OF
Nathaniel Garland deceased,
Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendants, Isham Ready and
Polly bis wife, Richard Bruce 81 Nam
cy his wife, Nathaniel g. Robert Gar
land, not having entered their appear
ance and given security according to
law and the rules of this Court, and it
appearing to the satisfaction Of the
Court, that they are not inhabitants of
this State On motion Of the PLAIN
tlfis by their Counsel-lt is Ordered,
that the said Defendants do appear
here on the first Monday in Janua-
ny next, and answer the bill of
the Plaintiffs, and that copy of this
Order be forthwith inserted in paper
published in the town Of Charlottes-
vile, called the /" Charlottesville
Advocate" for two months success
sIveIy, and posted at the front door Of
the Court house of this County on
soue Court day.
A Copy-Teste,
IRA GARRETT. D. G..
October % IL Sw
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THE ATR BE-.

WIS evening, will be presented,
q Lovers QuarleIs, the real Lottery
Ticker, Family Jars, and other enter
taInneuts, for which see large Bills.
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&C. &c. &c.
Whole tickets $l0-Halves $5-Quarters
$2,5O-Eights-$l,2 %, in variety of mum.
bers at WATTS OFFICE
.. ORDERS either by mail (posl paid
or private conveyance, enclosing the Cash or
FRIES, will meet the same piompt and pune
tual attention as it on personal application.
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Whole Tickets &In ualuns

Quarters 50 80.
- Orders for Tickets or Shares i'm
the above Lotteries, will receive the
most prompt attention, if addressed to
G. G. RICHARDSON, Richmond
Virginia.
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R BOA RDING

WILL reteire Eight or Ten yoang
n Gentlemen as Bodrders in mv IA
miiy. H. A. X1UPT
Sept. 24---S #
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VIRGINIA State Lottery No. Ii for 1880.
10 be drawn at Richmond on FRIDAY
(this day week. the Goth October. SPLEEN
did Scheme.
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NEW OFFICE.

VIRGINIA State Lottery, No. Is
ior lS3O,-To be drawn at Rich
moDd, on Friday, 29th October.--
Splendid Prizes
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-21

having a. many Of the distinguished ien unngh who
have since become his devoted parizans warmss
supporters and Of the leading public journals then
ceelated which now bepasosng han with the fol
inr the high station whchis unibon ledb aspire ad
owheh large portion Of he partial were
most sincerely hcleye that ssre passages both
hs private and public life 10 which the people Of this county
dd dePrecate his election, pregnant
n of consequences: and although opuons
main unchanged having confirmed y The course
OF the administration as has been far deveoped yet
eei ha there something due to public opinion something
due 10 the oce which Gen. jackson holds something due
to The character of the country We shall therefore hold no
less our duty TO sustain tho administration Of Gen jackson
lar as shall the ends and the principles
ABOVE Indicated than considered ourselves called upon
ring the canvass under the most sacred Of obligations
pose ny every honorable power his
to the high and elevated station which be present occupies
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-21
LAND FOR SALE.

WILL be sold on the premises, to the highest
w bidder on Tuesday, the 25th day Of May next,
the Tract of Land belonging to tho legstees of John
Spears, decd containing 328 This land lies
within mile and half Of the Muddy Creek Mills. a
description of the land is unnecessary il is presu-
med persons wishing to purchase, will call and view
the land, which will be shewn by Henry Hatcher
who lives on the premises.
Terms Of sale, One third at Christmas next at
which time possession viii DO given, the balance In
two equal annual payments, and deed of trust 10
secure the last payment. Fhe purchaser win be al
lowed the privilege Of seeding crop of wheat.
BY THE LEGATEES
Powhatan, 5th March, 1880. ass
Will be sold on the same day, the dover land for
merly belonging to Mrs A. Cheatwood, about as
acres, two thirds ofwhch is valuable low grounds
This land adoins the above tract. Fhe tide win be
warranted during the life of Mrs. Cheatvood
HENRY HATCHER.
Powhatan. 5th March. 1890 n2t f2t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-21

urWe are authorised to say, that notwithstanding
the mprudence and ipdscretion Of the late Collector
of Petersburg, his acc cunts, with all the necessary
extracts and vouchers regularly fnrniahe ed to
the Treasury Department, at the end of each year;
and that the balance now claimed by the u Stat es
Though somewhat exaggerated in the newspapers)
Is taken from the last current furnished by
the Collector himself, and which concludes his tran
sactons and liabilities 1t is very evident that suit
must have been brought for the amount of the official
bond, whatever may have been the deficit. %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-21
CoNGREss.-Ir srrarp.


On Tuesday, good deal of private business vas
despatched after which the Senate went into secret
session Ofthe result Of that session. the Ma
tiona lnelligencer thus speaks 1t will be observed
that the Senate 'huvc aimed another blow at the
'"Greutest anu Best" - .rf...r ..-.
The Senate spent snne time, on TUESDAY upon
Executive business. A number of unexceptionable
nominations were confirmed. The only contested
one was rejected, being the nomination of Samuel
McRo6erts to be Attorney of the United States for
the District of Illinois, in the place of S Breesc Ia
popular aud respected officer removed. No other
contested nominations were acted upon, though il is
understood that there several yet depending,
which will be the subject of contest"
In the HOUSE, OF REPREsrSTArrvBs after some
discussion. Mr. Taliaferro finally withdrew his reso
luton for the gradual abolition the duty of salt
After some business not of general interest, the
House resumed the consideration of the Indian bill,
Mr.. Wlckfc in the Chair.
Fhe Committee was excessively addressed by
Messrs Evans of Maine, Huntingdon of Con- uad
Johns OF Delaware, against the BILL and in reply to
its advocates. The House had not adjourned at 10
o'clock at night, Mr.. Johns on the floor
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-21
PRINTING.
SAMUEL SHEPHERD 81 co

(CToss Street nsri bsloto the Eagle Holeil
ID ESPECTFULLY inform the publ G, thai lhey
~ are now better prepared 10 execute work, than
they have ever heretofore BEEN Besides having
many new Founts of elegant Type Book add Job.
in fact, their Office is almost entirely new } thew
have recently introduced the Competition Roller for
applying the Ink to the Type, which il one among tho
greatest improvements yet made in the art OF Print
ing. These Rollers do mueh better work than any
thing heretofore dscoyeredtheir execution is beau
Sifnl.
Their hans are inferior 20 none; and their maieEi-
ais being of the best kind, ,Iscy With confidence
promise, which they do 20 execute oil work of every
description, which may be confded TO them, with
accuracy, (which is ofthe frst Importance, nea,ness
and dspaf CHI, and on the nost accommodating tetnt
They return their thanks 20 their FrleEds andtht
Pubic, for past fsyors with promise to tlv,
selves, If possible, more thaa heretofore, TO merit
their profsrcUce e.
They .kceB on h6rd 'geaqfsl afs6rmeni of Bisaks
on good - saf na fA~~siSc
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@tsftt0t1 &dI1M.
~ D.ys E1.1s ~ ~.

DRY GOODS.
2 On FRIDAY, the 2Isf instant, at 70 o'elecI. ~
our Auction Sto.e, an assortment Of Amczicaa "a
foreign dry goods: :.
q r iScLupINe, =.
20 bales brown sheetinxn
Osnaburgs 49,
Bleached shee;ingr and shirtinga
8eps I case circassian pantalo0ns
t . cases silk parasolls.
An invoice Of goods to b sold, BY ordar 81
Trustees. comprising broadclotbs, cassimeres, tru
ladies fne shoes, checks. 6Ec---Terms at sale.
ma 10 D. A.k& CO. Aucn.
articles among which are
Imperial cords and braidss
Cologne water stsrs4. g. ,'ss-1 :,
Muslin collars .iNf
Cravat handkerchief -
Green gauze wells
Watch guards
Fancy boxes
case Pomatum, &c :
Also,
Linen and cotton drilling
Blue Bankeen ~ 81
Striped grandurels rs
~ Linen stripes -
Pittsburgh stripes, Sc.
ma 20 D. A. q Co. 4acfs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-21

Tickets dollars, halves so, quarters IS.
Tickets for sale in the above schemes at this office
where in the last Union Canal Lottery, ticket Nos.
l. 10, 81, the grand capital Of 10000 dollars was
sold and paid to n resident Of Richmond. Those who
want to share similar fate Of good fortune will
bear in mind that prizes are sold at this Office
than any other. YATES g. MCINTYRE
roe 2l--ts ... Manar GERS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-21
.MarsAaps Sale, u, King WbQid,D

Mdrshdts Sale, IN Ring WG1td1a
PURSUANT to a decree of the Superior Come
II of Chancery for the Richmond district, pro-
nounced the Sd day of April, $780, in the case OF
fompkins Dabney, and by consent and request of
the parties. shall Monday the 81 st dsy of Nav:
1880. at llsoclock. A n, offer for sale, at public
auction. on the premises, to the highest bidder for
cash, one moiety of the two hundred acres of tht,
tract of land, called "Springfed lying in the coItu
ty of King William, held by Cornelius Dabney B.,
descent and by purchase from Richard Dsbney: and
also, if necessary, moiety of small tract oY fofa
est land, near the FIRST mentioned tract
J. GUERRANT, N. S. C. g: r. ID.
ma Ste Or of his Deputies
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-21
MANAGERS, OFFICE.

Dismal Swamp Canal Lottery, Class $50 num-
Der lottery--l0 drawn ballots be drawn IN this
city, TO MORROW at ocIock.-s2o 900, 4, $50,
and Of 900, &C. Tickets dollars, halves 2 SO,
quarters 25, eighths s2g cents .. .
Union Canal Lottery. Class No. S.--To be drawn
on Saturday, the 22d inst.-The drawing will be
received on the 25fh inst.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-21

RetrenchmsnL-The Secretary of the Navy in his
letter to committee on the expenditures of The Ma
val Department, says-"The amount of d sbursements
have been lcsscDed by reduction of the number Of
newspapers taken al this office" - .....a.s
Verify, the mountain so long in labor, has at last
brought forth mouse.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-21

uB-fhe Boston Courier suggests the propricty of
Mr. Clays friends in Congress holding meeting be-
fore the adjournment of that body, nominating him
candidate for the Presidency, and setting forth
IN address to the people Of the United States the
reasons of that proceeding and the grounds of oppo
s.on to the continuance of the present administra-
ton
We beg leave, respectfully, to dissent from the
propriety Of the here suggested At the cleo
ton of 1894, the people Of the United States put the
seal oftheir disapprobation upon caucuses and if the
desision has legal sanction, it is entitled not the
less to respect and obedience If the opposition to
the existing administration choose TO address the peo-
pie, there can be no improperly impeachment in the
way; tits their privilege and their duty do it. if the
state Of Public Affairs to them to require it.
But hope the friends of Henry Clay in Congress,
viii not impose the weight of caucus odum upon him.
The State Of Kentucky possesses the proud dstinc
ton of numbering him among her citizens, and thence
should his friends deem it oxpedent, will his nomina
ton emsnato.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-21

a writer in the Augusta Chronicle says-"Phe
planting of cotton is competed and far as we are
informed on the subject, about he usual quantity Of
land is under cultivation. If the season proves fvo-
ra6le the production of the United States NAV be
900 900 bales"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-21

TINAKEN up by Garter Moody on hrs land IN Chester.
n field county, r'esrsy SORREL HORSE COLT with his
right fore leg white the knee, and his right hind ANGLE also
white star IN tive forehead aud snip the nose and APP
praised 10 fifteen dollars 18th November, 1923.
Copy teste, PARKE PoINDEXTER, CHI.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-21


In reference the religion THOMAS JEFyyReoS the editor
Of the Essex Gazette who member Of the Society {
Friends, holds the following language:
Whaiever may have Been his speculative belief Thomas
Jefferson practical nde c respected and loved the
free exercise Of rational religion He the bgo Of
exclusive creed but his spirit Tejoced at the privilege which
those around him enjoyed of wohppng their Creator accord
ing to the dictates Of their consCenses
In support Of this opinion, the publishes letter
from Mr. Jefferson, addressed Mr. Candy, who himself
religious from which conclusive as to the
character Of Jefesns religious enss and cannot fail
acceptable and win admiration from the reader He
'An eloquent preacher Of your religious society," Richard
Mott in discourse Of much unc,irn and pRtos said 10
have exclaimed aloud 10 his congregation, that Inc did
believe there quaker presbyterian methodist baptist
In DEMONSTRATING paused 10 give his audience
and to wonde he said that III heaven, God knew dsne
ton, but considered all good his children add
hTen of the family believe with the quaker preacher
that he who steadily observes those moral prscep which
all religions will DO questioned at the
Heaven, the dognas IN which they differ that
ing there all these left behind the ATstdsscs
Penns and Pio,sons, prehyerians and paps will nd them
selves united in all principles which with
Of tho supreme mind OF Oh the systems Of morality
ancient modern, which have under my observation
appeaT pure Of Jesus He Who follow
this steadily need not think, be uneasy although he
comprehend tie IuhtleteS and mysteries his
ues by those Who calling themselves his special followers
favouftes would make hun the world spares
for all understandings but theirs these metaphysical heads
usurpng tho judgment 1T God denounoe his enemies
al who perceive the geomeca logic Of Euclid the
demonstrations OF 81 Ahanasus that three aud
IS three and that three the three In
all essential points, you and Of the religion, and
old 60 into the inquiries and changes
you have good express salute you With
friendship and brothehy love 81"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-21
NEWS

The Baltimore Republican of " eduesday, has this
l'conc paragraph "Gov. Barbour has LOST his cleo
ton to the Virginia Legislature"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-21

May VoTE oY Tak Nav Construction
B"ckingham.--For l4l--against, d. +, ..,....s
~ The whole vote rs ia. az received is e33i7
for, and IL, 1856 against the new Constitution.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-21

The working Sf tho city of New York, are
about to celebrate the success of their friends in AL
bany and Troy. by national salute display oftscs,
and public meeting with appropriate address
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-21
QUALIFICATION,

The Presidents toast does seem 10 have alarm.
ed the people of S. Carolina, Notwithstanding the i'm
psrious language in which it was couched--if their
courage may be inferred from the pen and the tongue
That there lisa determination on the part ofs certain
junto in s. Carolina to place that State in an insur
gent attitude towards the General Government seems
too plain from manifold Indications. Looking at the
language Of these people, we should Judge them no.
nest and sincere in the convictions they annouace Of
intosrabe oppression the part ofthe Union; look
ing the ets the case, that all articles opera
ted upon by the Tariff are unprecedcntedly cheap
and their export trade wholly Unaffected by it, we nro
~ loss what to think believe.
AS evidence Of the present tone offeeling in South
Carolina wo re.pubsh the annexed article from the
Columbia Telescope, with the additional motive that
it may per chance, catch the eye Of Mr.. Mpdson,
and prevail with him to vindcate HIMSELF and arrest
tho deadly poison circulated under the authority Of
his name.
From The Columbia rs, c. Telescope
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SIR--There is much apparent dscord, as I appre-
bend, among persons who have real difference Of
opinion as the course ought to pursue in the pre-
sent crisis Of afairs
rrcumo no friend to The state willventure 10 say,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-21

0ikp--on the night Of tho 10th n. 1natBssA
itKneEnF. infant daughter Of Hefber a. C|.ibp,ne,
Esq 70 the second year ofber sge- The fn56dS and
seGusnances of the family invited 10 attend The
funeral this tncrnipa &c O'Clock.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-21
To ruR EDrroRs OF THE wv,

% TIE EDITORS OF THE WIG.
Gentlemen: You will please to say in your paper
tha1 RoRERT G. ScorT will be voted for at the cleo
ton in October next,to represent the city of Rich
mond in the Legislature. '.r .r.. -
-- 4 Potter uuaer tie .Wetp Constit,tion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-21
MARSHAL.S SALE

= MARSHhLN SALA
pY virtue of decree of the Superior Court 6F
ID Chancery for the Richmond district. in a capge
therein depending heiwecn Edmund Walls, piH
against W iiam Fl. Foushee and James Eawiinos.
ex'or of William Boushce- sen, deed, dial sh5slI
proceed TO sell for cash. he premises n,hn couJ.
~ OF Warwick, on the 5th day of June next st.
public auction the tract of land in the bill mentioned
being thrce hundred and fourteen acres and one
quarter of an acre. caled Rich Neck; or so much
thereof will be sufscent 10 satisfy "a said decsc
aud expenses of sale
CHA. l., WIEGEEnD.
H.. c. g. W. n,
ma lO-tds Nay 3D. 1R3n