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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-12


~ subscriber is empowered by deed Of trust from
Judge Hay and others, of record in the office OF the
clerk OF Henrco county, ee and he offers tor
sale. the estate called Ash6eh, containing about nine
hundred and thirty situated Chckahominy in
city of Richmond.
The estate consists OF two parcels tho upper separa
ed from the lower by slip OF land about four hundred
yards wide The upper parcel contains about 1870, and
the lower about 500 acres.
On the upper parcel there is excellent brick dwell
ling house, 62 by 80 feet, having elk large and two
small rooms, and four large closets The house was
built about the 1914 and said to be good any
IN the county. The store room and gardeners house
are also OF brick The other houses Kitchen servants
apartments, stables, and orn-house, Sc are of wood
About one-third Of this tract is, told, what is
called mud land, 40 45 of hich are cleared
aud in meadow, which may, wiz. little trouble, be kept
constantly irrigated.
On the lower tract about 500 there are
barns, stables &c but Hing house but that
ell Tor the Overseer. Ii has good settle Tor a DIVE Hing
house near an excellent spring and abundant
supply Of hre wood There is also orchard on il.
Ii Is represented, that of this tract between one and
two hundred acres mud land, that may be easily
cleared, and that equal to any land Chickahomny
The district OF country in which these lands are sit
uated, ia said 10 be very healthy, and entirely exempt
from ayue and lever.
On having the purchase money, and the inters e,
thereof payable semi-annually, satisfactorily occurred
liberal credit will be given to The purchaser.
The parcels will be sold separately, ifthe purchaser
should go desire. ROBERT STANARD
July 81. 23-u
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81 MON HOTEL, CITY OF RIcHMoNp. VA.-Tbe
d subscribers having taken this spacious and ele-
CANT house prepared TO accommodate travellers and
ooardeTs either families or single gentlemen, by the
day, week, month or year, tbs most Ibe raj terms
The Union Hotel is pleasantly situated on f.
or Main Street, little below The Market House.
suthcieEty near TO the business part of the eli.
Y WINE, AZ the same time, it is withdrawn from
the noise aud hustle incidental TO more public places
containing near 100 rooms, including parours saloons
&c, all furnished in superior sys, combining both
ueatnesS aud elegance.
The tables will always be pentiiulIy furnished with
such varieties az the market and neebbouring places
afford aud the bar with the choice liquors.
The he'd rooms are spacious and siry and The bsds
cream ard II good and attentive servants with dispo-
siton Oh the part Of all attached the house to
are calculated to add 10 the foregoing reeomme ndaons
then wiihe pfoprictcrs not only deserve but hope to
receive tie patronage OF the public. They have good
staDes convenient to The house, well supplied with pro-
veDder and experienced osters.
ms General sage Office is kept at this house, where
seats In all the different Stages may be taken.
VIM. II. SHIELDS,
aug 81 33-H JOHN ARMISTEAD
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THE LIND .S.AL Els.

HUNTsvILLE, Oct 9.-Agreeably to the proclama.
ton OF the President OF the u. States the sales of the
public lands situated in the counties of Madison and jack
son, were commenced in this town Monday last and
have been continued from day day since. Our
readers will bear in mind that the whole Of these
lands were subject to entry at the minimum price (Sl
20 per acre by occupants under the provision OF the
P'e-empton law oil May LAT: consequently the lands
now offered for sale, such a., from their worthless
ness or other causes, have been suffered to the
property oil the government On Monday and Tuesday
the lands situated in the IL Miles Square what are
usually called and known by the of the Chero-
Zee reservation Of School Lands, offered for SALE
1t having been heretofore de cid led by the Commissioner
Of the General Lind Office, that they were not subject
TO entry under the Pre.empon law. These lands be-
Ing for the most part poor, many OF them sold
and such as were, broughti 10 general not more that
the government prics S,me few tract, reache five,
six and seven dollars pc. acre.
The residue of the lands (he law having provided fer
of+ring the Reserve the first and second days OF the
sales) were exposed to bidders in numerical order
commencing with the range OF township nearest the
basis meridian, and extending progressively to the
eTn boundary. -fdu0cate.
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I am, Dir, your obedient servant,
o. p Q
FREWCH PaPERS.


We give further extracts from our French papers 10
following articles principally taken from Gilignan
Messenger Of the evening Of the 9Th:
Ia the Chamber Of Deputies, Oct 7h, the considera
ton Of the proposition for loan Of 60 millions nj francs
TO aid commerce and manufactures committee of
the Chamber had reported agins' his MEASURE.
NJ. CuGin Gidane opposed the Law Prcisct because
IL would attain the end proposed. The claimants
for share in such advances would he On that
The loans would be OF advantage 10 one The scar
city of capital occasoneG by ths disqQieude tina,
prevailed, and the dsquietude was in great measure
created by the popular soeiseg II was inconceivable
'hat number of young should arrogae 10 them
selves the right Of pisssing judgment the Chamber
and the government and call themselves the organs OF
he country. The Chamber placed too hgh 10 he
Affected by such associaons but il oherWise with
the rest OF the nation Capital locked UP because
bese socis'ies troubled the public peace. The Gov.
eroment had AZ length understood that the limits of
the liberty OF individuals terminate where this rsedon
endsngers The Public liberties The alarm n al exi,ted
bad in great degree subsided, since the Covetnmeot
had expressed firm resolution 10 make the laws re-
| specled.
NJ Alexander D,laborde would support the law uro.
jet against the committee. II capital was locked up
the Government should come forward and take The
place Of capitalists. The Committee had said that the
project wasa premium granted 10 bad workmen 10 the
detrimsnt OF The good, but II might be answered tina
good houses would have need Of premiums, and ba,
nnes would have no secufty 10 give IL was therefore
the intermediate houses that would be benefited b,
these premiums. The Committee he'd also said that
the Government derived no gain from the happy chance
Of commerce. u ought not 10 support the loss But
commerce, suffered, would The public treasury receive
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GUST published by CorroM a PRACTICAL i'm
% ttse on rdrfcus Diseases of The Abdominal pfses
rd, by CHRIsToPHER ROBERT PEMBERToN NJ ~
+. X. s Fellow OF the College OF Physicians Extr,or
binary to His ROYAL Hisbuess the Prince Of WsIe.
Physician to His Royal Highness tire Duke of Cum
berand and ore OF the Physicians to Saint Georgr's
Hospital. With notes, by John Hayes NJ d. Ho
norary member Of the Medical Society Of Philadephs
Published and for sale at
p. COTTOM'S Bookstore,
Two doors above the Eagle Hotel
" The subscribers to the above work are reomes,
ed to send for their copies.
NOV " 53-2t
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a hNE UNDIVIDED EIGHTH PART OF THE;
" COLUMBIAN hIIII.S EnR SAIL p,x..a.,

q ME UNDIVIDED EIGHTH PART OF THE
AZ COLUMBIAN MILLS FOR SALE.-Pm,uant
to decree OF the Superior Court OF Chancery for the
Ike hmond district, pronounced the 18Th day OF A.
coed on Tuesday the 7h day of December, 1885, al
II o'clock, on the premises in the City OF Richmond 10
uer Tor sale at public auction 10 the bidder on
credit OF six, twelve and ghteen months one undi.
vifed eighth part OF the Columbian Mills with the an.
pnrenances conveyed by John Cranberry and wife, 10
William and Philip Hsxall, by deed bearing date tho
ga day oil August, 1902 being the interest OF John
Bell ,herein- Bonds with approved security required
aud he title retained until The purchase money be ali
paid J GUERRANT NJ n "
Nov 5. 52-tds or one of his Den,,t;,.
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a UCTlON SALE OF LANDS AND SLAVES
IA by virtue OF deed OF trust executed to us by
John MounIcas,le, and ramsey his wife, and Robert
Iinsey, bearing date on the 10th day of July, 1925
aud OF record In the county of Amherst shall
on the lst day Of December $780, before the front door
OF the tavern house. in the town OF New Glasgow,
and county OF Amherst, occupied by James S
Pendleon, expose to sale ny way Of public auciioo the
following real and personal estate TO wit: house and
lot, situated in the said of New Glasgow being
the same heretofore conveyed TO the sad John Mount
castle and Robert Tnsley by William G. PeRde,on and
James 81 Pendeton,-Also, two other improve lo,s in
the said town of New Glasgow with all the house and
Improvements thereon, of which lots con aims the
Store house lately occupied by james Rose and the
other being the which the date of the said deed
OF trust, was occupied by the said John Mouncas,ie
Alec, tract oil In lying in the said county of Am
hers within mile OF The said town OF New Glasgow
containing by survey $50 acres be the same more 81
less, and adjoining tie lands OF David S Garland John
Coleman aud others also, IL Of lard adioia-
ing the last mentioned tract purchased OF David S
Garland-aso one other tract Of land, lying and being
Ia the county aforesaid, the waters OF Bufl!oe river
containing one hundred aud twenty three aeses more
or less, and adjoining The lands Of Barnet Cash William
Duncan and William Sandidge-also one Other tract of
land lying in said county, supposed contain two hun.
bred acres adjoining he tract last before mentioned and
also adjoining the lands OF William Sdndijge and o.
hers-also the following -laves with increase of the
females OF hem II "py since the date OF The said ed
oil trust, namely, one negro man named Moses, and his
wife Amy, two negro boys, Bob aud Warning on tvs
girls Dosia and Mary, two George and Albert enc
woman named Rachael one boy Meredith Que gill ma
med Eliza, one woman named Betsey, one woman
named Judy, one hoy named Afcby, aud two gifls
Apphis and Bcisey
Terms OF Sale.-The slaves will be sold for cash. and
for he real property fourth Of the purchase money
will be required 10 be paid the day of SALE aDG the
balance IN three equal instalmenis at g. and 10 months
IRON the day Of sale, to be secured in every case by
notes m ade negotiable, aud payable one OF the Banks
IN Lynchburg, satisfactorily endorsed and by deeds of
trust on the property purchased.
The title to all OF the said property s believed to be
good, but acting merely trustees we will convey on
y such tile az is vested in by the deed of trust A.
ore'ad should he sale not be completed on the day
above appointed, i. will be continued from dav IN day
until completed. RICHARD S. ELLIS } TINS.
CHlSWELL DABNEY, { tees
Nov. 2. sI e..
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Der having more land than he has hands TO cult
yate to advantage, offers at private sale, this valuable
Estate, 10 Aioemsrie County, containing by recent
survey nine hundred and seven acres OF which abont
nve hundred are cleared, and the balance in woods
me Improvements are extensive and valuable, and
me sou admirably adapted to the culture of tobacco,
wheat AMI clover it has also the rare of
obeT Advantages ia being situated within the mmedi-
ate neghborhood Of The University, in very healthy
least surrounded by society inferior to none In the
State. 80
Inc terms oil sale i'll be accommodating and liberal
credit Afforded the purchaser, by giving bonds with
goods cuy, and deed OF on the land 10 secure
the payments: II more desirable this estate will be d-
vided into two equal parts.
Persons who may b. disposed 10 purchase, will ap-
ply TO the subscriber, residing the premises
EDWIN o. GOODWIN.
North B'enlem. Oct 90 5O-f
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.ALGIERS.

The latest from Algiers is contained in letter
dated Bay of Agiers, September 81 We make the
following eXtracs-not having room copy the whole:
eve have conformed here in France to the new
order OF things In the marine well in the several
corps, there is unanimty of sentiment, there was
before with some rare ceponsunanimity of nation
al opinions. II has not been quite the among the
officers OF the army However, the arrival of General
Clausel now makes every body sing in the same key.
"The Marshal (Bourmont) departed the Sd, in the
evening, on board wreched mercantile brig, belong
ing to the Commissary General He had applied to the
Admiral for of war, who sent back for answer
that If il to go TO France, he ready place at
his disposal any ship that might suit him; but that he
did not think himself authorized TO give him one, if ii
was his intention TO go TO foreign country Two hours
after this answer he embarked with only his two sons
one of whom was almost in dying state and sailed il
said, for Mahon in the evening OF the day. At
the moment of his departure, violent hung over
the city.
:" 1t was by the flashes Of lightning that W saw the
white sails of the brig which conveying a dis
lance from us the Marius. The most nsensible
hearts could not but be moved at rapid change i'm
the fortune Of him, who just before commanded an ar
my of 10000 men, and whose slightest desires were
commands for the crowd OF courtiers who always
be met with in the camp as well the Court In the
day OF his misfortune his his sole attendants
csc TRANSIT GLORIA MUNDI!-To what vcissi-
udes of fortune has this gallant soldier been subjected
1t really painful TO reflect upon the sad which
in a few short months has overwhelmed him. But a
few weeks before, and he had conquered, by most
brilliant campaign, kingdom and taken a city which
for hundreds of years had bid proud defiance Chris
tendom Now, he is turned away, and "none so poor
as do him reverence" ". Y. Com. .ddu
ia ohabIo
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- "BAHfA Sept. 10, 1890
This country II going from bad
nomica concerns Tho Cores Rio have turned upon
Ministry their budget refusing meet the eNpen-
lures made ~ Eng and eowborc for the ostenaous display
OF me child Donna Maria IN Euopeto Legitimacy the
OF the Brazilian The distress
from the of provisions of nocessty-fosh beef al
300 lbs and other article primary propor.
u39that In the face Of the Emperor aud his boyonets bands
robbers have formed themselves within the city, nightly
daily Prowng about for plumber There DO change
in my opinion will continue from bad Pedro
with his back old cua
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-Tbe sub.
Gerber offers tor sale his Valuable Estate called
the Piping Tree, lying in King William County ON the
LETT Bank OF the Pamunky River, about twenty miles
from the City of Richmosd The Of land contain.
FIVE hundred and thirty five acres, from thirty TO fifty
OF which are reclaimed marsh of Tue hausble fertility
The rest OF the Tract is of good quality river Land
well adapted to the culture Of corn, wheat cotton aud
tobacco, with due proportion Of wood Land Attach
ed to this Estate, are all the buildings ard improve
menis necessary Tor house of public Entertainment
tore-hou and graDary, all in good repair, and val
liable ferry. AsIhe Main Road, from The Sea, of Gov
eminent TO the North Eastern part of the State passes
ihroueh this Estate, it renders it of the stands
Tor Tavern in the Lower Country-and being ia a
wealthy neighbonrhood, desirable situation for a coun-
try Merchant. The Ferry itself is worth from six to
seven hundred dollars per annum, clear of expenses-
The title is believed TO be indsputable and therefore
IT viii be conveyed with general warranty. The
Terms are :-One-ihird Of the purchase money i'm cash.
The residue In two payments OF and years from
the day OF sae-ihe last payments TO be secured by
Deed OF Trust or otherwise, to the satsao of the
Subscriber. Persons wishing 10 purchase, will apply
70 eriing l. Ctnmp, Esq in the City of Richmond
or to the Subscriber. at the Piping Tee.
Nov 5 52-St ROBERT l. KING
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POSI- FFTCE REFORM

We are happy in announcing TO our commercial
friends the important fact, that the p NJ G. has effect
ed contracts with the present contractors between
Washington City and Fort Mitchell the great Mail
Line to Ne,o Orleans, by which the Mail will he
transported, after the 1st day of January next from
Washington City to New Orleans in twelve end half
days, being two and half days less time than at pre-
.ent-with a saving OF mocey to the Department Of
$40 600, The contract being aken for that lees than
the present current erpenSe OF the line, and giving also
the additional security to the mail of responsible
guard. Well may we call this the age of reform and
economy We understand that the tors are the
same that took the Presidents Message with such
unprecedented despatch to New Orleans without re
ward. We hope their disin!erested conduct will NEE
with its reward under their contract. IL there any
thing in all this that looks like falling off in the De
pArneni, either in energy economy?
|,,fr & r
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II is not improbable that instruction in Brazil will
quickly follow the arrival of the of the French
Revolution The following extract is from letter writ
ten by very we-nformed correspondent.
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RICHMOND RACES.

- Tuesday ia December nert.
The Proprietor Of Tree Hill contemplates i'm future
TO have four meetings at Tree Hill in each year. The
second Fall Races this year will commence the first
Tuesday tn December merit the day after the Legisla
ture meets.
First Day.-A sweepstake for 3 year old colts and
hllcs two mile heats entrance $780, half Forfeit four
subscribers and closed.
1. VIM. II. Johnson enters b. f. Virginia Taylor out
OF Coquette, by Sir Charles.
2. J. NJ Selden, Marion filley out of Sir Henry's
sister.
B. Abner Robinson. Jemma Wilkerson, by Archie
A. Thos. Watson, (of Tree Hill0 Annette, by Sir
Charles.
Second Ddy-Proprietor's Purse, $500; two mile
heats; entrance S15
Third Ddy-Jockey Club Purse, $500; three mile
heats; entrance 800
The Proprietor little doubts but there will be fourth
days race; and in the event OF other the gate money
OF that day will be given TO a handy cap purse.
In furnishing these second races, il has relation to
the Club formed at Tree Hill, the Proprieto-
himself puts up the money! and hopes there will be
difficulty in Of bad weather, TO postpone the race
to good day.
Oct. 22. 4S-td j. NJ. SELDEN ProDritfor
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GoLD.-The annual reports from The Director of the
Mint, have for some years past exhibited the amount
OF Gold received Tor coinage. On referring to those
documents, 1t appears that the amount received from
the Southern states has increased very considerably
within several years. Previous to 1924, the supply
rom domestic sources bore very small
the whole amount coined, and did not in fact exceed
$4,000 yearly. During the year 1929, however, we
perceive that the gold of tho United States received at
the Mint, amounted TO about $l34 900, being very
nearly equal TO the foreign supply for the perod
aud II s understood from satisfactory source that the
amount received from the Southern States within the
6rt three quarters Of the present year, has been
ly 900, while that received from foreign sources,
within the same PERIOD amounts TO little mors than
half IN Il sum. Phil. Sent
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The Post Master General, learn, Gays the Phila-
deiPhla Chroncle) has eHec ted arrangement, with
respect 10 the Of the mail between the city
OF Washington and Fort Mitchell, the lice TO New
Orleans, by which the mail will reach the latter city,
ON aSIingon, in two days and hall les. than the
TINE now re CURED; with saving of sixteen thou and
dollars to the department. and the additional security
an efficient guard through the whole route The pas
sage now Will take but twelve days and half, ead
of h;teen For very important part OF the road the
Post Master General has secured the aid OF Col Rec
side, OF this city, whose zeal and activity in the perform
ance OF similar contracts, cannon be highly sppre
ciated. The Post Office Department il which
ths comfort and interests OF the community materially
depends and such instances this OF wish in the pro
quarter axe il useful as possijle, must com-
naBd uuiver,al sppr citation.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-19
PUBLIC ExAmiNA rIoN. 'AA'"'eA''''
MARINH NEWS.
ARRIVED.
PORT OF RICHMOND.

ARRIVED,
Schr Planter days from New York, with sundres, Da.
venPori, Allen a. CO T. M Mitchell. OTIS Dunlop T. E,
Baldwin Ives e. CO., Tripett Workman e. M'Gruder,
Anderson. Iucke Szer Rsson Pleassn,s, Cunningham
q Anderson, Band, N Gordsn, Greme hcKildoe,
Siratton Swecny, Smith, Clarke, Burr, Blam-
ire, q Hendree
Scht plu,ah Shorter from Baltimore. with sundfes,
g. Goode. } rdpleu Otis, Dunlop CO., = Parsols,
Davenport, Allen co Devereaux, Hllard, w. Mi
cou, and oak boards TO
SAILED,
Brig Eino Perry, for Bosoa, with tobacco and four
Schr HTan'. Denike, for New York. tobacco and aour.
Schr Naomi, Morss, for Ssugertics, coal
Schr Eliza Holt Jackson, for Boston, coal
Schr Azof, - for New York, coal
Schr Fairplay, Franklin, for New York, coal
NEW YORK, July l5.--Cld, schr Tantivy'
G ouch. Richmond
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"YNDHAM ROBERTSON, intending to dc
w cline practice, for the fu' ure, at tho Country
Bar will henceforth devote his exclusive attention
such business as shall be conded to him in the vari
Gus Courts held in this city.
iy 16-2tc
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JULY FASHIONS.

FASHIONABLE DRY GOODS
OPENING this (Tussdsy1 morning, received by
~ the last Packet from Fruncc the following rich
goods:
Varieguted Orentals, rich and beautiful article for
Ladies Dresses.
Kaleidoscope Scarfs, q new, fashionable, and cheap
article fos the neck.
Troubadour Scsrfs, smsterial of Gsuze Embroidered
and Lithogrsphie Coiorcd Borders. 49, -.
few moro ofthose elegant Leopold Decoupc Scarfs.
largeand extensive assortment Of Gauze Leisse and
Silk Barrege Fancy Hdbfs., of the newest sum-
mer fashions.
Wide and Narrow Quilling or Footing Laces, very
cheap.
leo doz. Women's White Cotton Hose from auction,
from 90 cts, to fine quality--with many and
rich goods-for sale at reduced prices, ut r. II.
JENKINS Fancy Dry Good, and Irish Linen
Store
(Removed to Market Square.)
iy 10
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COMMISSION MERCHANT.

COMMISSION MERCHANT.
"HE subscriber tenders his services to his
- friends as Commission Merchant, for the sale Of
produce, &c and his thanks for tho epcour-
ngenen he has received for several years past in that
line. He will il required make advances upon crops
Of wheat corn, upon receip, of bill Of ading the
commencement Of the delivery Of crop.
WIN. p. MICOU,
Commission Merchant, Main street,
a few doors below the Bell Tavern.
Bar iron, salt, sugar. teas coffee, &c &C. kept for
sale by the subscriber as low as they be- had in
this market. WIN. F.. MICOU.
Iy8-w3t
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REMOVAL.
JAA s : : = Az,

RATEFUL for the liberal encoura cement here.
~ tofore met with, begs loave respectfully, to in
form his friends and customers. that he has removed
bis shop to the house formerly occupied by C. Vail
doors below the Theatre, II street, where he will
continue to execute al orders in his line with pune
tuslity and despatch. He has now on hand and Will
constantly keep, general assortment Of Saddles,
Brides, Saddle Bags Carriage aud Gig H.rne.'
Wagon and Cart Gear, Whips, Spurs Stirrup Irons,
Bride Bits. &c. &C. all Of which he win dispose Of
tdefetofore, on the most reasonable term-
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