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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-20
wAsHINGTON HOTEL.

SAxSAWOr1x3 vXn n5mrx.z.
'L>HE Subscriber having leased this old and well
known Establishment. for term OF wears 'dke.
this opportunity to bis friend and the
of the house, that it will be opened for the ac
commodation Of company, on the first Of October -
1t is undergoing thorough repair and will be
fitted up in PLAIN but neat style, with beds, bedding,
and other necessary furniture. all new, and Of the
best kind. His servants attentive d experience
ed, and his Bar keepers polite and acconmodatIng.-
His Bar shall at all times be supplied with the best
liquors and Wines aid his Table with the most choice
decacies of the season. which the city and country
Afford and he flatters himself that by unremit-
ting attention to his business, be will give entire
satisfaction TO all who may favor him with their
papy
The WASHINGTON HOTEL is situated in the
pleasant part OF the city. Immediately opposite
the Capitol, and contiguous TO all The Public Offices.
and but short distance from the Theatre the Banks,
the Basin. the Warehouses, and the offices of the
principal Mllcrs of the city; and at the same time
sufficiently far removed to afford gentlemen quiet,
retreat when they wish retire from the hustle and
noise of the streets. Such the local advantage
OF this house, that may venture TO affirm, that gen
tlemcn visiting Richmond either for business for
pleasure, will find it of the most pleasant situn-
tons in the city.
In addition TO what transient custom he may be
favored with. the subscriber will be able accom-
modate Twenty-Five or thirty BOARDERS, by tho
week, month. year, on the most reasonable terms
sept l6--ts ROBERT C. MACON,
Goociidnd Co,ot-House
o. The Petersburg Old Dominion, Lynchburg vrguian
Charlottesville Advocate Political Arena and Saupicn Spec
iaor will publish the week for one month AM
forward their accounts to the Wing Office.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-20
MOURNING coons

GOODS.
I'D Pieces jet and blue black bemboz;nos
n,o. ITO, from 10 Cd yd. to extrn superine quality
slack canton, nanka and MAJ d,rne crs,.
Black mode and cause handkerchiefs
black and white and black and lead colored on~h.n
and caiicoes s"s"a'h'
Best black boss skin gloves
n q c snk' raw silk, cotton and worsted hose
a q, row doz very superior Mohair hose
Black foundation musns
Mourning bonne' ribands
Black figured mandarincs
Black figured gauze robes
BE Best black Italian grapes and veil Grape
nack Grape mnsilns-a cheap article 70, under
dreeses|a OF the best quality and for sal. At tho
most reduced prices at n IEIK,Ms, me
nov ~ Merino Shawl, Linen g. Drv Cool, S,oro
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-20
A Gard.

MIR CARPEN FER respec fully informs the la
1VA dies and gentlemen in Richmond, that in con-
-equence OF numerous applications for Instructions in
Commercial Transactions, he can receive no more
applicants for PenmaDshp after the first of Dccem-
Der nov Is
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-20
"A Meeting of the President and Di.

"A meeting OF the President and Di-
rectors of the James River Conn,nv -, w
nesday' The 10th day of November 1890 Gu
Inc following resolution was adou,ed:
Resolved, That hereafter The owners and consi,-
hees OF produce and merchandise contained IN ho.,
navigating the James River Canal will ho hoiS
sPohsloie for the tolls upon the same-and in cas-.
9ny owner or consignee of such produce or mercbon
dlzr shall hereafter neglect or refuse to account for
after the same shall have passed through Tho Toe'
directions will be given to the Lockkeeper. a, he
Lower Arch to refuse passage TO the boats prodnce
ana mcrcnnndize of such owners and consgnee. in
hrs discharged and the Togathe.ers perrnit 5oyar
ed to him permit oeli'er
true copy Of the minutes
,ov 20 80, j. BROWN, Jr.
- - - Second Auditor
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% ssCttOtl &saIFN.
BIZ D.9YE.NPORT5 M : = 5. -

D1rE NP0RT. ALIEN 4 co. :
~ ,.n.s GROCERIES. -
:, On o,,. q ssd Nov ~ half pass "a celock
among which are " usocerios,
10 hid. Nev orlsans so9srs
do Antigua run -
100 boxes brown sosp
40 cssks cheese
80 bbls whiskey
Mould candles <a@
Bunch raieins
Almonds, lamp oil as
Shoes, Koran hats
Loaf sugar
Writing piper
100 bbls. mackerel
Herrings, shud
Wines, &c &c.
" 50 ID. A. Il CO. Auct.
DRY GOODS. A'c's'
On WEDNESDAY, Nov, aa,h. :, ,o
our Aaeton Room, general assortment of Jorr..,;s
n' ioieign Dry Goods. including 80 PACKAGE. n"s
nov 10
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Valuable Real Pron.-.-.-

No enable rs to close the late conc.rI ~
son & Richie. we Will, ON MonJ,u o. W na mnom-
fT n a, pubic auction, the house and lot on SSnctc
-, mn, isley occupied by Grocery Store ErS,'
good rue Of long established business stand, with
uIket- may be considered one omonos, ,h. ew
49, s'ua'ons In tue city for Retail Grocery to,s
dan an an unlmprovod half Lot, in Duyals sS-
Robinson Th. me. near tnc residence of Mr.. Abner
SHe premises Rsginnins with thebroper,v nes~ , On
-'e" msrRe'' GEORGE WILLIAMSON.
per James Richie.
TITS, DuNLor & Co. Auciioneers
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MRS. LUCY HIGGTNBOTHAM

LUCY HIGGINBOTHA M
10 removed her Boarding House To tho so,
S... e'ous Tencmcnts the foot of the Can't,
hd;s central, airy and pleasant situation. corn.
Sung as many local advantages as any IN the civ
month prepared TO receive Boarccrs by the day. week.
Lo"en or year, and has reserved several rooms CO
Inc reception Of members of the Legislature Tr,vcI
and travelling families may rely upon everv
nov 20
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Brown Sheetings. &c

Brown Sheetings, &c.
2eb Bales superior brown shceings
cases Madras handkerchief
do 7-8 plaids
do 7-3 checks
do Dnmask 5-4 to IO.4, for table cloths
lus' received &c for sae-and shall receive in few
deys' AZ packages seasonabe Dry Goods. consis,ino
oil superfine cloths and cassmeres. bockn1 h,;.I
green red and white nannels duffle and rose bon.
kels' PACK oombozett, cambrics. cacoes sattinetts
swansdown, merino wis, &c &c
nov ~ OTIS DUNLOP G, r.
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Tickets $40, Halves s. Quarters 2 so, Egbths %.
Connecticut State Lottery, No. %,
Drawing TO he received Monday.


Tickets only s. Halves ? 5o-Quurters 25.
For sale by THOS. b. BIGGER.
nov 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-20

commission Business, Norfolk. Va.
f'HE subscriber having located himself NJ this
pace respectfully tc,ders to his friends and The
Puohc his services for the transaction of reno,aI
W business His office near the Public
oct 26-eol3t JOHN NJ ARMISTEAH
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$3.50 REWARD.

virtue o. subscription, signed by suudrv Gil.
Of - 1e"s OF Richmond land deposited at the Office
49, "mp,.sr'! the above reward OF FYDE MN
DNED AND FIFTY DOLLARS. - tc,.hv ~
s,sa Ior the apprshens and CONVECTION the muir.
e c.oL or murderers of JouN REip. whose body W.,
'o' m,'s near sn tins city ON Sunday last
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-20

n. INSTRUCTION ON THE
PIano-Forte, Violin, Flute and CIar;onet
NIX VIM HARTMAN respectfully informs Tho
IL. public that he confines to give instruction on
receiya Fore as formerly and would be happy TO
Hnvino Few more scholars to complete his school
Iaasng devoted considerable time To tho s,nd,, &c
nmrno.a ~ Of Music, and visited the North fr tho
fools son;aep, ;ng s1 the most approved works he
ii"oh. iu as0"'%- his my ron..
be enabled TO do justice to those psouS dor his in
struction. ~ "
Application to be made at the Book stores OF
Messrs. Collins g. Co. X. ID Sanxay. and at his
residence the Swan Tavern.
N. B.-P'ano-Forte's tuned at The shortest notice.
SEQ IF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-23
" Muou rrr nrNA,s, vs.uNo."
THE CARELESS WORN.

a word is ringing through my brain
II was not meant to give me paiuj
thad no tone to bid II stay,
When other things had pass'd aweyj
II had no meaning moro than all
Which in an idlo hour fall;
IL WAS, when frSt the sound heard
a lightly -u;ter'd, careless word.
That word-oh, il doth haunt mo now,
Ia scenes of joy, in scenes Of woe;
BY night, by day, IN sun or shade,
With the half smile that gently play'd
Responsibility, aud gave the sound
Eternal power through life to wound.
There is no voice ever heard,
So deeply dx'd as that one word
When in the laughing crowd some tone,
Like those whose Joyous SQUAD - gonO,
Strikes on my ear; shrink-for then
The careless word comes back again.
" hen all alone sit aud gazo
Upon the cheerful home fire blaze,
10, freshly as when first twas heard
Returns that lightly -utter'd word.
When dreams bring back the days of old,
With all that wishes could not hold,
Aud from my feverish couch start
10 press a shadow to my heart
Amid it, beating echoes, clear
That little word seemed 10 hear;
In vain say, while it Is heard,
'Why weep'"-'twas but foolish word
Il comes -anl with il come tho tears,
She hopes, the Joys of former yours
Forgotten smiles, forgotten looks,
Thick as dead leaves ON autumn brooks,
And all as ioyless, though they tcsre
The brightest things life's spring could share.
Oh. would to God l ne'er had henrd
That lightly uttered careless word.
II was the frat, the only one
OF those which lips forever gono
Brcathed in their love-which had for mo
Rehuke of hnTshnss- at my gleo:
And II those lips wero hero osay,
"Bsloved let IL pass away"
An! then, perhaps-but I have heard
Tine last dear lone tho careless wordg
Oh! yc who meeting sigh Co part,
Whose words arc treasures To- some heart
Deal gently, ere the dark days come,
When earth hath but for one a home,
Lest musins DER the past, like me,
They feel their hearts wtuns bitterly
And needing not what elso they heard,
Dwell weeping on careless word.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-23

"a my father add bis family viii move TO wing6eld
"A 10 live rex, year. hall therefore teach tebooI
he ensuing yer, Ia his present dwellit g.house. I
shall teach the Greek, Latin, and English Language
My school viii commence the second Monday in
January next, and terminate on the first Friday In De-
oeubef lOllesing There will be vac alton of one
month 10 the Summer, commencing on the second
rnday IN June My price Tor tuition will be $40 per
ScholH, payable ohe-haf ~ The expiration Of each
Session Board may be bad Tor $50 per sehoIar--
Scholars entered win be considered az entered for the
Whole term. JOHN @. NELSON.
Nv 10. 56-w6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-23
VVyHITE MARSH FOR SAI.E.--rhe subscrioer
XX il authorised by tho heirs and disfrfhutacs Of

TVHlTE MARSH FOR SAI.E--The subscrioer
w il authorised by tho heirs and distributes OF
Mary NJ p Z. Rootes, decd 10 make sao of that valu
able estate in the county of Gloucester and state Of Yr
ginia, called WHITE MARSH, supposed TO contain
about two thousand acres 1909 of which first ratio
Low Grounds; and the Hills of the best qualfy that
section OF country. minute description of this Estate
stnnecessary IL Is certain that persons disposed 10
purchase will examine IL particularly: they invited
TO do SO, and MIR. A. Smith the Manager, residing on
the premises, instructed to show any gentleman who
desires il, every part of the Estate. 1 will only add
that these Lands lay between Ware and Severn Rivers
and extending TO BOTH afordng navigation vessels OF
large burhen, and furnishing fish and oysters the
best quality, and in great abundance The improve
ments consist of q large brick Dwelling House. with
tour rooms floor, nearly new, and finished in tho
nest style; all necessary out houses, some of them
orick, AMI most OF them new. The Low Grounds lay
IN one compact body, Immediately in front of the house,
without single break and every part to be seen from
the dwelling at single glance of the eye they are ne-
calculated Tor the production OF Barley Wheat, In
dian Corn, Cotton, Sc; in fact this Estate is generally
acknowledged by all who have seen it, to be the best
OF the same extent, and of the handsomest in Va
The time OF payment will be made to suit the pur-
chaser and the necessary number of hands TO cultivate
the Estate, together with the stock of every kind farm
ing utensils, &c will be sold with it, if required
May IL WITT JOHN TABB.
NOTICE TO UNDERrAKERS.-Thes Subscribers
Y will receive proposals until the 18th day of JAM
uaIy next, Tor enclosing the public building. al Char.
iote Courthou-e The enclosure to he post and rail,
the post 10 be inches sqaar-, and l2 feet long of
cedar, locust or white oak, and to be planted feet
deep that part oil the post above the ground to be
neauy dressed; The rails 10 be dressed to BY ncbe
aud 10 ire long, OF wel-sessoned heart pine, to be
morticed through the post ;ihe whole be capped by
rail inches by A, OF wel-seasoned heart pine, and
motuced on the top of the post, and the post op-
ed the inside three inches at the top the papnel
VIII be leet long, with four rails and cappipg-he
number OF pannels about la Cedar or locust posts
will be preterred.-Those whospropose TO underiake
will state the price by tn. PANEL and put in their es.
Inmates for the different kind OF posts. All the timber
must be got before the LIST OF March, and the work
completed by the LIST OF June next
HENRY A. WILKINS
JAMES y. MARSHALL
WINSTON ROBINSON
JNO. MORTON.
GEORGE HANNAH.
Dec. Is &C wis HAN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-23

WAS eofomied tie Jail II Noffo Borough Runawy
nsne II JOSEPH JOHNSTON and that be born rec
county sa,et sits Of Dei'wsre Jesrh shout 80 ys
II sts fve eh iuche hgh, bstk complexion
following the fot a' ps The owner Of bs abcy
oetf 40 " vii snt comply with the such
s,e, oshefsi,e Sc will be dealt with the law directs,
oct 26. 40-wi2W N. CUREfER, Jsiicr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-23

YUHHEoPHlLUs r. BARROW, infant child of Rich
"A ard Barrow, late of Southampton county, Virgin
ia departed this life, in the month Of August in the
present year His father, application to me- can re-
ceiye the property belonging to the said infants estate.
JOSEPH =. CLAUD, late Guardian
and Adtn'r. NJ TheophiltS r. Bauo,o, iced.
Dec, 16. 5J-wlw.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-23

~ OIlCE.-Was committed TO the Jail Of Chester
Held county, on the 9th August last, as a Iuna-
way, negro mao who calls himself Sam, is about As
years oil age, ieei inches high, most OF his teeth
out before colour black, no particular marks or scars
ana Gays be belongs to the estate Of John Walon of
Ihe county OF Surry, in tn State Of North Carolina
The owner requested TO forward prove prop.r
~ pay charges, and take him away, he will be dealt
win according TO Law. JOHN b. GOODE. Tailor.
Oct ~ 50-wl2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-23

q the 18th Of June last my vile Deliiah Tinsley,
NJ oloped from my bed and board without 1
orcwarn any person persons, from !arbourng aiding
giving comfort crediting the said Delah IDsey on
my account, as they will be dealt with the law d.
reefs. WILLIAM TINSLEY.
Dec If. 6f-Br
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-23

FETHE SCHOOL AT LLANGOLLEN The n,xt
n Session will commence usual Oh the 25b of
January, aud end on the Ut Of July, 1881. TITS Is
CIds.cl and Mdhe NAUTICAL School int uded 10 prepare
boys Tor college, or Tor The active pursuits OF life.
good know ledge Of the English lang and lie Cram
naca structure made he basis OF further litera.
ry soquiremeuts and Arithmetic and ALGEBRA Of bigb
Or NJ hems.ical siulieg
Tsrms.-For board aud teaching, washing, lights
fuel and bed. $40 per session The boader finds his
own bed-ci0fhes mo LEWIS ~
Le"i''s Sore p. o., spousy lvsnis. County.
NOV. "V 50-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-23

a RUNAWAY HUSBAND Runaway from the
IN subscribers habaion, in the county of Nottoway
virginia, on Monday, the 20Ih, OF September last
certain JOHN C. CLAY, who had intermarried with
my daughter judith Roberton, the Thursday evening
preceding his elopement, and has no, been heard sf
SINCE except sotn after lie depar uTe, expressing every
epithet oil abuse and csiumay towards part OF the
lay 70 ~hlch he had associated himself as mber;
and amongst other expressions he said he would never
ag return to his wife. therefore with to notify the
public to be guarded against Iuch nedrious scou,.
this neighbo hood; and for he may impose on some
other respectable female, and change his name as he
may have done by this time, will endeavor TO give
ip'ion OF his person. III is about feet 10 inches
nigh, salow compile xon, dark hair black eyss, has
mole on his left eyebrow and eyed, on the lett
side OF his nose and lp and has mark on the left
hand, in The form of heart.
IL Is believed he has gone 10 he State Of Georgia
where brother OF his lves. JOHN ROBERTSON :
Nor1owAY COUNTY, Dec. 80, 1880.
Dec. ii. 64-waw
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ANOIHNR NEY .NAyNEI

AT late meeting Of the outs in the city Of NJ York,
called together by the Commercial Advertiser for the
purpose Of nominating Mr.. Clay, resolution pass
ed, recommending him entitled 10 the support Of He
great Republican Party ofhe Worlde' 80 II appears
ing III MIR. Clay cannot expect many votes in the o.
States, they look abroad in foreign countries for the
means TO make him President. lie would, doubt run
exceedingly well in China; the inhabitants Of the Celes
tal Empire must admire bis "sysem." ~. s. TEL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-23

HHDUCATION My school for instruction in Ian.
IA guagss will be continued the next year al my
residence, within half mile OF the Universiy Of Viz
ginia The session will begin on the 10Th Of J.nua
ry. THOMAS w. MAURY.
Dec II 64-wtl5J
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-23

RNDUCArlON.-My school will be continued the
M ensuing y ar, at my residence in Hanover CJun-
ty, about % miles from Richmond, and above Col
Goodalfs. My course OF instruction will comprise
the Lair. French, and Erglsh Languages; Geogra-
ply, with the use Of the Maps and Globe a regular
course of History with Chronology Arithmetic, Matbe-
mates and the art OF surveying; English Grammar and
English Composition.
My terms for board; Tuition, Washing, Lodging and
Fuel, $50, the scholastic year of ten months NV
school will the 18Th OF January 1881 aud
terminate on the 18th December. A vacation Of four
weeks will be given n the summer
There will be an examination at the close of the
year. The result OF which will be sent TO the parents
and guardians OF children committed 10 my care. Par
cular at enon will be paid the moral conduct Of
my pupils and good Fliue main aimed in school.
have been engaged in teaching for eight years past
and fully sensible OF the grea; possibility which my
profession imposes My residence IS unusually ne al
relation to my character aud qualifications am au-
thoried TO refer 10 the following gentlemen. viz:
Right Req. Richard Claiming Moore, ID d. of
Richmond.
Req Uilidm armstrong, Of Richmond.
+. & II. James, Il Co. of do.
Rec IYiiIidm Meade, ID ID. of Frederick Countv
Hdncrer. Dec 1929, HERMON DAVIS.
Certificate Of Bishop Moore.
Mr. III. Davis was employed by Bishop Meade a.
private tutor OF his chiren tor upwards Of two years
End | have every rsa on 10 believe vas approved by
him. /, there fore, with ptoprie,y mend Mr..
Davis 10 such par nts may be disposed employ
him. RICHARD CLAIMING MOORE
a letter addressed to me, must be directed TO Mont
pelier, Hanover county, Va. HERMoN DAVIS.
Nov. % 57-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-23

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR RENT.--On We'd
nesday, re 22d ins'sni, we shall a. the Tfus-
tee. Of the late William Thlmao, deed fer for rent
to the highest bidder The premises that well known
and established stand called Hanover Court House Ia.
vern together with The lands and other out buildings
at ach-d theretoThe rent will be for ore wear. to
wi 1881, commencing from the Is, of January
THOMAS PRICE Jr
JAMES s SUTTON,
Def' ~ 6i-w3F Trustees.
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''VfN AZ u tIIV IIrt
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
18Th D.cember. 1870
From he .Ntto York Journal of { Onmereo
L. l--L.--.- L. L. !.


We have letter from Carthagena, dated September
9th, of which the following is extract:
81 send you copy OF Gen. Bolivars to the
proposition of Gen Paez made through the Commission
of the latter, Col Austria to him King. Also
Gen. Bolivars Secret Instructions the said Comssion
err The whole is ample reluation of the calumny
invented by Paez, the original author OF the project
that Bolivar aimed at the establishment OF Monarchy
This the seconi time PaeZ had made the same at
tempt The FIRST was in 1926, when he sent the cee-
braed GuZman, his actual Minister of State, 10 Lima
for that express purpose His excellencys refusal on
that occasion, mainly contributed TO the first rebellion
Of Paez in the same year."
The documents mentioned are before us in manu-
script II is believed they have before been pub
lished, either in Colombia or the United States
Virginia.-Tne Legsa IRE OF Virginia recently
assemtied. The Message Of Governor Floyd is ex-
csieni document containing large portion Of Iitirsl
maeT on the internal improvements Of tho state. He
eulOgisss highly The recovery Of the West India Trad
and asser it great Importance TO he commercial pre-
per,y OF Vitginia-and particularly Of Norfolk. lie
alSo sp axis oi he pfesent tariff by means in the
temper OF The "Nul iiers." lie confidently expects q
gradual modification Of i,s most obnoxious features
lie viii not be disappointed.
We have seen 10 governors message during the
prrfsn seseon Of messages which presents fUsr
Of STYLE opics, composition aud principles han Co
vernon Foyds. IL s green spot In the Wilierpess-
" an O'sisin the desert" ~ T. C0ur. & Eng
Colonial Trdde --Sevsral British vessels have arriv
ed at II e South from the West Indies. We may rea
sonahly expect IN few days TO receive he orders in
Council, relative 10 op, ming tie roFts 10 our vessels,
and SIC learn that merchants actively engaged
In p5ep,FinE 10 tak- immediate advantage Of the heue
" heb THE direct trade viii open. no.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-23

FAI EGROES FOR SALE shall offer for sale at
u AylePs Warehouse, the first day Of January
next If fir, Otherwise the fair day. (Supdsys ex-
copied Tor csb, eight or ten likely negroes, wo-
men, boys aud girls, belonging to the pgarers of Gre
go y Baylor, dec. JOHN ROBINSON, Agent,
Dee. z. 81 Wa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-23

Messs. Frederick Bronson ani Hopkins MoCraken
OF New York bearer Of the address from he ciz-n
e Now York to the French liop, have called 10 lie
ship Francois /. ior IIiyfe. SIR Hsrnell, the o'be,
member Of The dele gaon wa, Tor some reas0n, unor
tUnstely prevented from accompanying 1t.