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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-26

Articles for Gentlemen's Apparel.
ONDON blue, black, brown. olive, 81 mkt cloths
DO blue black drab. lavender & MKT
Do PLAN figured white Marseilles
DO printed chintz new stylel do
DO drab, white, brown, and MKT driniuo
French plain and twiled native coloured do
DO 5 4 merino black bombazine
Do supertine Rowen CASHMERE
A. Rhodes & Cos black brochellos
Do do pruneIla 81
First chop Marmce long nankeens
A and 0 8 ~superfne 6ordered iaconet crava,s
IS and 10 inch best black Italian do
Best Hoskin and London buck gloves.
Most OF the above articles being of our own impor.
tation' we can warrant them in every respect. a. Dur.
clsscrs may depend on their being sold very cheap.
F. e. f. JAMES Co.
ma <o-ts Market Suuurp
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The Subscribers offer for Sale,
e = Hhds and 30 bbls West India and New Or
OC leans sugar
81 boxes and ~ bbls loaf sugar
% hhds inolasses
$50 bags coffee, various qualities
hhds and IS barrels whiskey
Wines of various kinds, vinegar
so tons bar IRON, Swedcs, English d American
IS tons castings
Steel, German, cast and bbstcrcd
Cut nails and brads
Novascotia grindstones
1000 sacks Liverpool salt
5000 bushels Lisbon do
80 ticrces rice
GOO do Thomastou lime
$50 Spanish hides
Soal and upper leather
Tanners and linseed oil, tar
Spices, pepper. ginger, pimento and cassla
. Alum, copperns, birthstone
Saltpetre, madden, indigo
Tallow and sperm candles
Brown and shaving soap
Letter, writing aud wrapping paper
Almonds and raisins
Window glass, various dimensions
Tumblers, decanters, wines
Patent shot. gunpowder
Imperial, gunpowder and black teas
Mackerel, No. 2 and 8, cheese
Domestic Goods, viz. sheetings, shirtings.
broadclotlIs etc. etc.
Cotton and wool cards,
| Cotton bagging, balo rope
Sewing, seine and wrapping twino,
Shoe thread, &c sc
feb 10 l.. WEBB g. co
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DRY GOODS.

Dh1
FNHE subscribers arc now IN receipt of their Spring
Il supply of american, British, French, German,
S,oiss and India DRY GOODS, made up of recent
purchases in Nev York, Philadelphia, Boston and
England, and embracing almost every article in their
iee. They deem it sufficient for their customers, 10
say. that their present stock is probably the most ex-
tensiYe and best assorted they have ever had, and TO
assure them and other purchasers, that they never
had it so much in their power to hold out induce
ments 10 buyers both at wholesale and retail.
l.. & L. JAMES g. CO.
ma Att Market Square.
ENCYCLOPEDIA AMERICANA, Vol. 3, re-
~ ceived by COLLINS s. co.
IL 3
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JUST PUBLISHED
a n introduction to the French Language. with r,
IA litical and synthe,ecal elucidations. by

IA ltical and s~yntheiecal elucidatIops bv lana
A DE LETAMENDI.
This work IS perhaps the Hrst hitherto issued 6ou al. r..
Isl or American press to facilitate the acquisition f,he Frensb
Language, SO important to all professional, scientifcal. m .r
tlsuca' avocations Of social life. Iii not deemed proper her,
to make any remarks, as II is UNDERSTOOD, that eminent scholar.
in this country, will shortly publish their opinions on ,h;s m"..
Let those who are acquainted with the language, and the man.
nerof imParing information TO youth, examine and Judge fr
themselves. The work is Tor sale at the Book a S,a,s,,a.n
Store Of r. m STW.wHy
A de Letamepdi. asa professor Of modern Iapeuaees bc;,.
now in Richmond. respectfully offers his services to ,bis enI;.,,s'
ened community. For further particulars, apply as above.
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old GRENADA RUM Il puncheons Grena-
~ ia rum, a choice article, represented as being
10 years old. for sale at retail, by Q
je 10 r. H.. DREW. Art.
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"IDES d. LEATHER.--Spanish hides, soal,
IL upper, skirtihg, harness and bride lcathcr--for
sale by LEWIS WEBB g. Co.
ioQ
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Sugars, Whiskey, dc.

Sugars, Whiskey, DC.
Hhds sugars
III 80 bills whisSey
s bids do
do American gin-landing for sale BY
lnae e-6t DAVENPORT. ALLEN g. co. :
Irish Linens and Union Linens.
AT ROBT. H-JENKfHS' IRISH Linen and
"A Fancy Dry Good Store, w1Bhe found low-priced
line and superfne 73 and 4-4>shsting linens. Is Cd
To 9s per yard: Also, one case unions or linen and
cotton goods, mixed, which, upon examination will
be found u very cheap article: Also, a few pieces of
extra fine id linens, suitable for collars. The OK
tensive assortment of linens at this house, are all of
this Springs Importation, free from any imperfection,
warrcnted pure linen and grass bleach Persons
wishing goods of the above kind, will find them by
the piece, half piece or yard, at very reduced prices.
je 5
Tyler's Remedy for the Piles.
'INHE efficacy of this valuable Medicine in cases of
external and internal hemorrhoidal affections has
been acknowledgement and established II is offered
with the fullest confidence. as a remedy that will eff,
iect a speedy relief in oil cases of this nnture. That
thus medicine viii effectually remove the cause from
winch the piles have arisen. is fully demonstrated by
tine numerous Testimonials of persons who were cured
1t many years since, and have had no return Of the
This medicine is put up in two distinct parcels, one
Tor exiernsi and Sle other for internal plies, which
can be had separate, as the case may require.
For sale by JOHN ii. BLAMIRE,
le5 Opposite the Eagle door.
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~ much admired SIcili n Air, arranged for the Pi
no-forle, by M. u, Psrneli. Esq Professor of Mu- \
So of this city. wotfs from The Dover Selection os
Hymns by a. Broad us. Just published. and for
sale Nv COLLINS g. co.
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] do American gin-landinp for sale BY
june. G-6t DAVENPORT. ALLEN g. co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-24
YHNHE Subscribers contemplate opening School

4 THNHE Subscribers CONTEMPLATE openiny School
III in the ensuing fall; to commence on the tst day
east OF Millwood for the reception ot twelve or fifteen
boys as boarders. The system OF education will be-
such as TO prepare youth for entering either of the
higher classes in any OF the Colleges Of our country
II will embrace the rudiments OF q common English
Education; the Latin and Greek languages; (al.o should
It be desired by Parents or iardaus, the French aud
Spanish;) Mathematics, Algebra History and A.uone-
ny wilh the use Of the Globes.
As it il obvious that this of study, be
thoroughly acquired, in short period young boys who
have not been at any School, will be preferred, and
mere will in any be received, whose Parents or
6, ardians, do not intend 10 continue them under our
care, until their academca Education il complete.
There will be annual session of 10 months from
the lst of October, TO the last of July. The oil
the School, $3.50 for each Scholar to be paid semi.
annually in advance; which will include board, tut
ton, and all ordinary expenses. For instruction in
the French and Spanish Languages, there will he an
additional charge Of l2 each, annually. Books and
Stationary, when furnished, will be charged at cost.
The morals and habits of those inrusted to
will form subject OF unremitted and anxious attention
Letters directed TO Millwood Frederick County Va,
will receive prompt attention, from the Subscribers.
THoS. +. NELSON,
August 9th, 1880. VIM. +. NELSON.
The undersigned feels justified in adding the follow
ing testimonial to the qualifications of Mr. William +.
Nelson, "a a teacher OF youth He was placed at an
early period under the tuition Of the Rev. Mr. Matt
Of Fairfax County, Va, whose mode Of teach
ing, and excellent government of boys secured 10 him
through life, many Scholars, he chose to take.
After leaving Mr. Maflit with the highest commenda-
tons for his good conduct, and Scholarship, Mr.. Nell
son lived Is months In my family, under a competent
Teacher, in making further preparation for College.
lie then spent two years at Carlisle College, where
he highly distinguished, for his studious habits,
and accurate acquaintance, with the various branches
Of science there taught Since taking degree at that
institute he has spent nearly three Sessions at ale Col
lege, Senior Graduate, with the view of full
ly preparing himself for that important duty, which
he is DESTROYS 10 enter Believing that he will assduous-
~ apply himself, TO the communication OF that know
ledge, which he has for many years been diligently
acquiring, and that such Schools, the row al.
literature, good morals aud religious hahits among the
youth OF our Country, and hoping hat this example will
be followed by many of The best Educated young Men
OF our State, cheeruy offer this unsolicited testimoni-
al o be used, if it should be thought likely afford
any aid to the undertaking. WIN. MEADE
Reference may be made also to Mr.. Henry Vathtk
late Professor Of Natural Philosophy, in Dickinson
College.
August 20. 30--wt1stN
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30--wtIstN

NOTICE-On the second Monday in October next,
~ at the Courthouse door Of the county of James
City, @ WIlamsburg) in pursuance OF a Decree OF
the Superior Court OF Chancery Of the Williamsburg
District shall sell at public auction, Tract parcel
of Land, situate in the county of York, on Sknino
about 4I0 acres
This Land was formerly owned by John ID Watkins
OF New Kent and adoins the Lands of VIM. Hawkins
| and George James. 1t is chiefly wooded-some OF il
being virgin Land in oak and pine, and the residue
Except a small ield) covered with pines of small size
and easily cearedThe soil is wen adapted the cu'-
ue OF Gotten, corn, and oats; and portion of il be-
formation, reference may be had to Col Watkins OF
New Kent, to Major Edmund Christian Of Rich
mond.
Also at New Kent Courthouse, the second Thurs
day i'll October next parcel of marsh lands, suDken
grounds in the county of King William, containing
boat 400 Il is opposite 10 the OF Cumber-
land, in New Kent, and from recent experiments on
This ground is perhaps dry swamp Land any on
The Pamunky, and may be easily reclaimed at trifng
cost when compared TO the value after reclamation.
These sales will be on credit of twelve months
Bond and security, TO be approved by me, will be
CURED for the chase oney-also lien the Land
itself.
At the place first above -named on the 29h Sept
Trustee for certain creditors of Joshua Storrs by his
CONSENT and the directions of the creditors shall
SELL at public auction for cash. the following slaves
wit: Billy, George and Moses, valuable negro men-aso
dren. This sale will be made under two Deeds of
Trust of Record in the Clerks Office of this county,
Selling Trustee, shall not warrant the title but is
believed to be unquestioncd.
JAMES SENIPLE, Jr. Trustee.
James City, August 20. 3O-1t
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n AW LECTURES.-The ensuing course Of Law
q Lectures at this place, will commence usual on
the FIRST Monday in November, and terminate on the
first Of April
The mode Of instruction in This institution has been
heretofore fully made known, that IL will be only
cessary to remind those whom may concern, that
lecture IL delivered each day in the week, (Sundays
excepted0 that minute examination ALEC takes place
each day the lecture Of The preceding days am
similar revision examination on every Saturday The
lectures comprehend tho work Of Mr.. Blackstone with
the notes Of his commentators, together with compre-
hen-iye additions Of The lecturer, embracing occasion
al dissertations particular topics, readings on impor-
ant statutes, and remarks Mr.. BlAokstone's text
They compose two large octave volumes. copy o.
them is placed in the hands OF each student during
expanded as occasion may seem 10 require
Fee for one or more courses Of Lectures S75.
| Board may be had a, S75 per session.
| II. 81. G. TUCKER
J Winchester, July 2S 22-wl3IsA
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VALLEY EARN For SALE.

TENHE subscriber being DESTROYS to to some Of
~ the western south western States, will sell a
bargain in the above farm. II is perhaps well il not
better located than any farm in Chesterfield county, y
ing between the principal towns Of Richmond and Pc
tersburg, having Appomattox river the east navga
BILE any part of the world, and the Manchester and
Petersburg turnpike road the west, containing be-
tween $500 and 27O0 acres: between and 400 OF which
creek bottom with Mill and several fishing places
attached thereto. The subscriber does wish
ter into general description of this farm, he
presumes those who wish to purchase, will call and eX-
anime for themselves In his absence, Mr. John Scam
NELL, his nephews Edward, William Peter Archer,
will take great pleasure in shelving il to those who
may wish to purchase He would prefer TO sell pri.
vately. JOHN WALTHALL
August 6. 26.-ti
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HIN pursuance Of order OF the. Superior Court of
n Chancery for the Richmond District offer for sale
Tract of Land on Crump's Creek, in the cosnty OF
Hanover about four miles below the Courthouse, con-
tanning 1920 acres, which laid of into four lots, and
will be sold jootly severaly.
.9lSO, Tract OF Land in the county Of GOochdnd,
the waters of Little Byrd Creek, containing 537
acres adjoining the Lands Of Mr.. j. W. Payne aud
others.
The Hanover Land will be shewn TO persons wish
ing to purchase, by Mr. Laney Jones, who lives near
1.-THE Goochand Land by Mr.. Payne
For Terms, which will be accommodating, apply to
me near Hanover Courthouse
VIM. F. WICKHAM,
Surviving Trustee Of the Estate of SAm' Gist, dec.
Aug. 10. 2S-u
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WNXETER MILLS FOR SALE.-On Friday the
EA 81 September next, if fair, Otherwise oil the mex,
day, will be sold to the highest bidder, the land and APP
purtenances known Exeter Mills Appomaltox
River, twelve miles above Petersburg. The improve
meDts, consisting Of Manufacturing Mill with three
pair OF burr stones Corn Mill with two pair OF stones;
Dwelling House, sc. will Ge shewn by Mr. Blanken-
ship, residing the premises. The river and canal
navigable for bateaus, except in uncommonly dry
seasons from the mills to Petersburg; and for great
portion Of the year, to FaTmville Terms /. and 3
years credit for bonds and approved security with a
Deed OF Trust If desired, an experienced Miller will
be sold at the same time, on IL months credit.
August 20. 30-4t ]. +. MAY.
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VALUABLE TAVERN s. FARM FOR LEASE
v wall be leased to the highest bidder, Monday
the 23d August next, (being Halifax Court day) the
TIE stand, a Tavern, is excellent one, and the
houses and stables large and commodious. THERE'S
being raised additional apartment for the private
Family.
The farm s large-the land free-and produces lux
uriaDuy.-Eght or ten hands may he worked on it to
advantages From forty to sixty thousand weight OF
Hay alone may be raised on the place.
Possession will be given at Christmas, with the priy
lege OF seeding Wheat. RICHARD EDMUNDSON.
Halifax Courthouse, July ~. 23-widl
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ZIP OARDING-HOUSE.-M RICHARDSON, on
u - the Man-street, between the Capitol and Banks
of Virginia begs leave TO make her acknowledgements
the public for the liberal encouragement experienced for
the last seven years, and to renew her assurances of
every eXerton to accommodate ladies and gentlemen
travelling with board and lodging at least equal any
in the city. From the peculiar location of her house
full front view of the Main Street is afforded to her
visitors not TO be obtained from any other house in the
city.
~ The Philadelphia National Gazette, New York
Enquirer, Boston Palladium, Baltimore American, and
National Intellgencer will publish the above weekly
for three weeks and send their accounts to Mrs. Rich
ardson. August 20. 30-3t
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LAND FOR SALE.


I'm THURSDAY, the 26,h Of August, being Anne.
4 y liza court day, | will sell at Amelia Court House,
the highest bidder, the tract Of Land, which Ste
phen e. dTchcr lately resided, situated on Appomatox
river in the County of Amelia about four miles above
Gentle bridge, and adjoining the lands Of Nm s. Ar
cher Major Hegcr and others 10 Is supposed to contain
about 100 acres, between and three hundred Of
which river and creek ow. grounds, Of very
superior quality. The supply OF wood land il album
dant. The buildings consist Of spacious dwelling
house, in good repair, wheat barn, and tobacco
barns sufficient for curing large crop. Any person
desiring to view the land, may do so by application to
MIR. John r. Robertson, who lives the place, to
the subscriber who lives in the neighbouIhood Terms
will be made known the day OF sale
STEPHEN e.. ARCHER,
Byhts attorney mn. EGGLEST0.N
July 9. 1S--w7w-
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EDEAL ESTATE.-FOr Sale, my Tract of Land and
n U, Mills, in the county OF Hanover, on the South
anna River, FIVE miles from Goodal's Tavern and %
from Richmond, containing 600 acres-3OO of which,
lies well for cultivation il agreeaby level, with good
proportion of River Bottom, and that very rch-the
residue 300 acres is Of good quality, and cOyered
with valuable timber.
TIE Buildings consist Of large two story brick
dwelling house, with sufficient number of ou-houses
together with large well-constructed Barn. The
orchards in Perfection and OF the best selected
fru!ts The plantation abounds with good Springs; and
at the house. well of pure, good water any in
the country. The situation is very healthy, and the
neigbborhood good. The Mills are on the SoutbaDna
mile from the dwelling house; together with good
Saw Mill built this year this piece is also remarkably
healthy.
Also, 100 acres OF Land in Charles City county,
about % miles below Richmond. Public Road
On this Tract, there is large Dwelling House, Store
House, Bacon Houses, and sufficient number of other
out houses, with large orchards Of choice fruis-Al
a moiety OF valuable Manufacturing Mil, about
mile from the Mansion House. good stream OF
water; and good neghborhood for custom. John Bell
will shew the property in Charles City,to those derous
OF interchangeable whole Of which will be sold
sonable terms by application TO the Subscriber, the
premises, iD Hanover. THOMAS HARRIS.
July 16. 2O-f
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BHlLL FARM FOR SALE.-The Subscriber i.
I'VE DESTROYS of selling his Farm in King 81 Queen
near Dunkifk, upon which he at present resides 1t
contains 900 of very excellent forest land adapt
cd TO the growth Of Corn, Cotton, ard Wheat. The
buildings of superior quality, consisting of ex-
cellent large and airy two story brick Mansion, with
wings-Kiichen, Barns, Stables Carriage House, Ice
House, and every other House, useful for farm, for
domestic purposes, the accommodation OF Slaves
There several never falling Springs, Of the coolest
aud pures water and very convenient to the Dwelling
There is also and belonging to the Farm, a very
superior two story brick oveT-shOt Mill and Cotton Gin
on cOpious and constant stream OF water in populous
neighborhood, which will be sold with The Farm.
There are from 20 TO 80 acres OF fine me adow land
now in native grass, supplying abundant pasurage for
large flock OF sheep and go head Of cattle besides
several mares and colts; and calculated ii attended TO
TO produce hay TO very considerable extent
The Subscriher being disposed to sell, will make
great sacrifice in the propery and only adds, in con-
clusion that taking into consideration the convenience
OF the Farm, its improvements orchards, &c, vel
as the fire neighborhood in which it situated and the
accommodating terms upon which he will sell, knows
OF no part OF the country, where pleasant resi-
dence might be obtained, a more jujciou' invest
ment OF money uade.Leters upon this subject, (pos
paid) II directed TO the Subscriber, Charleston
King & Que n County, Va will be attended TO.
July l6 20-wSw THOMAS GARRETT.
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HHANOVER LAND FOR SALE.-Havng deter
N II mined to remove to the west, offer for ale my
tract Of land in the county Of Hanover containing
bout $50 acres. This land is about ten miles from the
City OF Richmond on the road leading from Richmond
to Fredericksburg, and lying Chickahominy Swamp.
II is useless to say any thing about the land as those
wishing TO purchase, will OF view the premises.
The land will be shewn by Mr.. VIM. Wipsion, Jr resid-
ing thereon. FELIX WINSTON.
July Is. loft
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THICKAHOMlNY LAND FOR SALE The
~ subscriber is empowered by deed OF trust from
Judge Hay and others, OF record in the office OF the
clerk OF Henrco county, TO se and he offers for
sale, the estate called Ash6eld containing about nine
bundled and thirty acres: situated Chckahominy in
the county Of Henrico, about miles from the
city Of Richmond.
The estate consists OF two PARCELS the upper separat
ed from the lower by clip OF land about four hundred
yards wide The upper parceIconains about 1870, and
the lower about 500 acres.
On the upper parcel Their is an excellent brick dwell
ling house. 81 by 80 feet, having siX large and two
small rooms, aud four large closets. The house was
built about the year 1914 and said TO be good az any
in the county. The store-tOom aud gardners house
are also Of brick The other houses, kitchen, servants
apartments, stables, and corn-house &c. are OF wood.
About oDe-hfd Of this tract is, as am told what IL
called mud land, 80 10 Of which cleared
and in meadow, which may, with little trouble, be KEEP;
constantly irrigated.
On the lower tract containing about 500 there
barns stables SC hut dwelling house but that intend
ell for the Overseer. # has good settle for dwelling
house near excellent spring and most abundant
supply Of fire wood. There s also an orchard on it,
Itisrepreseued, that OF this tract, between and
two hundred acres mud land, that may he easily
cleared and that equal TO any land Chcohomny.
The district Of country in which these lands cit
uated lie said to he very healthy and entirely exempt
from ague and fever.
On having the purchase money, and the interes,
thereof, payable sem-annUally, satisfactorily secured,
liberal credit will be given 10 Inc purchaser
The parcels will be sold separately, if The purchaser
shoud so desire. ROBERT STANARD.
July ~. est
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TUNwENTY-FIvE DOLLARS REwARD--will
n he given for the apprehension and delivery of my
LEWIS FOX TO me at my farm near the Piping
Tree, King William County, for securing him in Jail,
otherwise, that get him agan.-He off about
the 10th March, and away a large brm wool hat,
a mixed yarn coat, and white yarn panaloons. He is
supposed to be about 30 years old about feet inches
high, of dark complexion, and stammers little.
THOS. CARTER.
Pampatke, X. William, July 81. est