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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-02

ED UMFORD ACADEMY.-This Institution will.
O. as usual be opened for the reception of pupils on
the 18th OF January next, being the commencement of
the first session OF the ensuing year. The character Of
this Seminary andits proverbally healthy location are,
II believed generally known in the lower part of the
state 10 those who are unacquantcd with the nstit,-
hon proper to observe that the surrounding neigh
bourhosd presents no inducements to be dsspatod or
to contract irregular habits. Without protesting 10
teach more than is taught in other grammar schools let
suffice to say, that in the classical department. the pu-
pills prepared 10 enter the senior classes of any of
the Colleges or Universities of the Union. The Maihe
NAUTICAL department will continue under the direction of
Mr.. Kenny, whose merits Instructor are already
known TO, and duly appreciated by, the public The
course Ell English and Mathematics is such qualify
youth not only for admission into College, but likew
for the Counting house, or the Military the Navy,
Academy at Wet Point.
TERMS-Board, washing and tuition for the session
(5monhsD each boarder finding his own bed, towels,
candles sc. $50, payable in characterization alone
SIS, per session. payable also in advance.
VIM. HAWKESWORTH.
The first session will terminate the I5n June
Students who enter at any time within the first month
(previous to the 18th February will be liable TO the ex
pcnse of the whole session
Dec. l0. 7l-w5w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-02

TN7HE celebrated turf horse Sir Charles, tAe Joint
" property of Mr. William II. Johnson and MIR
Moody will stand the ensuing season in my stable,
Pedigree, performances and terms will be made known
in due time. ROBERT HURT.
Halifax County, Dec. 81. 70-sw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-02

uDURSUANT to an order of the Directors Of The ri
u wanna Navigation Company, each siockhoder is
hereby requested TO pay TO the Undersigned reasuror
Of said Company one dollar each share of stock held
by him, or before the FIRST Monday in March, 1890
DAH'L. +. CARR, Treasurer.
Dee %. w2n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-02

MOTICE.-I wish to employ for the ensuing year. az
IA teacher TO small school, young man who s
qualified 10 teach the usual English branches and The
Latin language Address ~ me Union Mills IFIuvan
Comfy. Va. j. TIMBERLAKE. Jr
Doc. 20. 77--2sw3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-02

NOTICE.-Our customers who supply us with flour
~ barrels, are hereby notified, that in getting their
timber the present winter must be prepared at least 18
Of an inch thicker than heretofore 70 az to make the
barrels stronger, and TO weigh from % to 2ilbs
WA. u. CLARK & Co. Mayo Mills
Dec. 90. 70--i
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-01
Farther supplies Of Books, &c.
'tHHE Northern Traveller, and Northern TO

Farther supplies of Books, &c.
'tShE Northern Traveller, and Northern Tour.
with the routes to the Springs, Niagara, and
Quebec and the Coal Mines of Pcnnsy also the
Tour Of New Engand----Thirty two ensrovings---
Fourth edition, revised and extended.
Aenopions Expedition OF Cyrus. with English
notes prepared for the use IF schools and colleges
with life of the author; by Charles Dexter Cleve-
land, Professor Of Languages in Dickinson College
Macculock on remi.tcnt and intermittent diseases
including genericay marsh fever ord neuralois; COM
Prisng under the former, various anomalies, obscu-
rt'es, ond consequences; and under q new systematic
view OF the latter, treating of tic dououreux scati-
ca headache, oph halmia, toothGche palsy aud many
other modes and consequences of this generic dis,
casp
Winners Episcopal Manuel, being intended o. q
summary explanation ofthe doct ine discipline and
worship of the Episcopal Church. etc. etc. etc.
Third edition.
Moore's lifn of Lord Byron.
Pelham, or the adventures Of gentleman
P Psse Disownea, by the same Author.
Lawrie Todd, or The settlers in the woods-by
John Cult, ESQ.
| Ploras Dictionary-by n lady
Register of officers and agents. civil military md
! naval, in the service of the United States, 1880
Memoirs of the Rev. Matthew Henry, by ]. B.
Williams Esq. r. A.
Aids to reflection, by S. 81 Coleridgc, with pre-
llmlnary essay, notes, end illustrations by James
| Marsh
Poscarni, or the patricia of Venice
Life ofthe Rev. Edward Puyron, d. D. late Rec
tor OF the second church IN Portland.
Bckersteths Christian bearer dcsrned TO show
The Importance of hearing the word, and to assis,
christians in hearing with profit
provincial Letters, containing an exposure of the
reasoning and morals of tho Jesuits. by Blase
Montalte, translated from tie FrcncI,-to which is
added, view Of the History JesuIJs una rne
late Bull for the revival the order il Europe, &C.
rccerSd for sale, by
ma i9.-ts COLLINS e. CO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-01

Old News for Sale.
NATIONAL lNTELLIGENCER Voh. G. =
In for l8l9-7o. -
Daily do. do. vols. IL, ~, for Is11-ie
Richmond Enquirer, vol. ID for 1917
virginia Gazette vols 10, 10, 20, sl, %, for 1908
4-5-f-7-c-9. wv
Virginia Patriot, vols /, 2, Q, q, s, G, 7, @, for
1910 Il-l2-I3-I4-I5-IG-I7
me ABOVE are in strong binding, and for sale OF
the Book and Stationery store of
maya r.. ID. sANXAv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-01
Handel and HAYDN Soc;o,y

Handel and Haydn Society
4 I'll cs ION OF Church musc; being colIee-
~ ton OF the most approved Psalm and Uvmn
together wl!b many beautiful extracts from the
VOLTS OF Haydn, Mozart. Beethoven, end other EN-
inent modern composers, &c. &c. '''
a supply received by -
junol cOIt1Ne - 80
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-01
ALGERNON SIDNEY.

/
y UST PUBLISnED-The Letters or AIoor,o,
- Sidney, in defence of Civil Liberty, and acsinst
inc entertainments Of Military Dcspolism written by
an eminent citizen Of Virginia, and first published in
me Richmond Enquirer in 1919. To which are
added, IN an Appendix, the remarks of Mr.. Richie.
as referred TO BY the outhor of "AlgernoD SIDNEY
IN page 20 OF the pamphlet; with an Introduction by
tho present publisher. For sale by
arT COLLINS g. co,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-01

HOuSTON-D DENTIST, respectfully informs
q the ladies' and gentlemen of Virginia, that bo
intends starting on professional tonr Oh or about
me o,h day OF July and will visit fredericksburg,
wnsio'csyie ana Staunton. IN which places he will
remain few days--he will visit tho White euJnlr,
warm and Sweet Springs, and return by the way Of
nynchburg. He gives this early notice. tbst bic
nenoy may have an opportunity to call on him preyi
GUS 70 ms temporary absence from Richmond and 70
opprise those more remote, 0fks intention of v;stu
the above places y '''i'''s
Bio expects to be absent from Richmond
"'o"' TWO "on'N' jseAia~tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-01

kUon NoIICE.-Thoso persons who are In want ~
oIses LATIN, French, and English School Books are
m,l9 T'O'' n s,ru.o
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-01
MOSS, for sale.
le Is JAS WINSTON.
FRESH DPV Cn0nS


FRESH DRY GOODS.
Il N anticipation of tieir general advertisement the
subscribers inform their customers end other our
chasers that they have received by the last arrivals
from Philadelphia, New York and Boston, One Hun
dred and Eighty Packages Fresh .atuer1can and
Drttish Dry Goods in which are included theif own
Importation from England, (vio New York; consist
ing in pnrt of the following articles:
Extra blue, black, brown. olive, and olive brown
London cloths
Extra blue, black, drub, mixed, fancy mixed. and
lavender London cassirnercs
liam and fancy white London Morseies cuttings
v, Whte and coiored ground cbiitz, printed do do
Plair buff toienets
a beautifel assortment ofthe newest style Prints
Fancy,' checked, and striped, and .adr;anopie Cd
rew style gnghnms
80, and Cd cambria and jaconet muslns
White bordered cruvats, very superior-ond
= Mixed and striped linen and cotton drills
Their assortment is now very good, and viii in O
iew days be the most commanding they have ever
mad. I. & Il. JAMES. g. Co.
ePlo-u Market Square
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-01
Musical Cnbinet

II Newspaper for The Ladies.
Proposals Tor publishing in the City of Washington.
cohtainng eight pages, devoted entirely 10 the dis
semnaion OF intelligence useful and interesting to
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-01
Just Received from Franco

JUST received from France
EGNAULD'S Poctorol Balsamic p,s,o ~.
~ beneiclal effects of this Paste, known lon.1
time before 1t was made public, and its snhsaor ,on
srccess have procured it the favorable recen,io ;
which it has been honorcd ever since s err, win
unce. '' 's hIst appear
IL Is highly beneficial to persons afflicted will,
lungs. o'' Nv uIseases oil tho
IN asthma, ether in old young patients, this
y at night, when going to bed. las ftco,c,,
'icteu complete cure, and constantly procnrcd
easy. "o"puabt and
., ~ coughs which accompany and follow meas,cs .,
slrable effect - '"e "ost dc-
81 IS also useful to persons who arc OBLIGED 70 s,o,
Mony OF the pubic journals, and some of,bo ma,
G,ninent physicians in Paris hayo oivcn ,,,u most
snnniv ,, a'9sl hateT'ng recommendation conston,
,p,,g9 WI, Se kePl ny The subscriber OF his Book and
ma 20 n,
~ 68. SO Useful--I, o. G. = q q E,;,-...!..--
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-01
WINES, BRANDY, &c.
CIRCULAR.

Sh:-You will perceive by the accompanying pro-
position, thet oer to act Agents for those who
may own Military Land Warrants on the Virgins
State and Continental Establishment, or Unitet
States Revolutionary Bounty Warrants; and We re
guest the favor Of you enclose this TO such Of
acquaintance rs nuy be interested in those claims
with such recommendation Of MS as you may thinl
we merit. 49,
With grSatf respect, sos
Your obedient servants,
JOSEPH DUNCAN.
NV. ST. CLAIR CLARKE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-01

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AS Just received, and offers for sale tbe foIo,y;, ,;d
- ana highly approved VALUABLE MEDICINES
~ irerention better han Cure. IN
REEFS FAMOUS ANTI-BIIIOtrS Pills
,r 70 ASD so CENTS rEn uox
ne operation OF these Pills perfectly mild go m IN be need
aiey oy persons IN every situation and Of every age
"o .p'oPie'of confidently recommends the timely Use NJ
eSe pms as preventive and Of Bilious Yellow and
u Please inquire for LEES HNrTJ RJLIDTLS prJJc
= ,pe Signature oiN0I4H RLDGELY, (atc Michael Lee
ec tdD sovereign remedy for colds obstinate eo,,,bs
'"ia'Ins as'hmas sore Threats and consumptious
NERVOUS Cordial excellent medicine Tor all nc,vo,s
anSsCuons, weakness, pains in the loins back &C
49, stence OF musiaTd-No medicine eyer exeelen this in
curing rheumatism, sPraDs, bruises, frosted feet a. "
ices Asuc and Fever Drops never failinp eu1e
one application. U " Cute ue I1Cu ny
ring worms, phckly heat, &C '-'"' ~ '""s 'c"'fs'
v TeSeahe Indian Specific eGcctual cure for te
Lees Tooth ache Drops- which riycs .,.e
ices Tooth Powder, which Ceanses and bsanGes ,, ,,,,
,'eos rye Na'ef--a certain cure for sore evcs 1919
,ees hhodyne EIiAir-fOr the cure Of head acLes
co'h fIdstef--lo removing and desrovpg corns
~ Soohuy merchants and all others who fcIose m sr
It, Wv "PPy.gt 70 the proprietor - g. Hanover street
uicn great profit ~ '"'' W. WIZ "suic
w CHOIION-Nonc are genuine vyitboot H.. ,,,to,s
name 20 them, Moan Rrpe1LY; date Michael Ic e ~ es
hundreds Of cases ofcures performed by The aboe i
paper ADMIT Of IL e' ~ WV NUNS VI news
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-01

dauze and Merino flannel.
ENiNE and super fine patent rauze. md marin,
hanhels, just receivedby II NELSON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-01
OF Peryy'S Patent Double Geeyed
WINDLASS BEDSTEADS.

'hNhESE Badsteads possess all the ADVANTAGES
n tbnt are derived from the use ofthe Wirdlass
together with that Of sacking perfectly lepei firm
una eastic winch Is found from experience to be the
most natural and easy to rest upon:toqtirnonioe j.;
Iher favor have much increased tho year past Those
VINO are about purchasing Bcdseads, would do we'll
70 call and examine The above, at No 4OI, Wash.
hg'oh-strcet, entrance on Fayctte Court, Boston
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-16
VERY LATE FROM FRANCE.

The packet ship De Rham arrived at New yor,
on Saturday from IIavre. She sailed on The 10Th
march, and from the severity of the westerly wind
was Obliged to put into Torbay ON the 10th. where
she remained until the 21st when she left that mort
but remained in the Channel until the e5th. WIKI
at iornay the Captain saw Plymouth piper of the
lyth OF march, containing London dates of the 18th.
whicn stated that the Excise Icence on malt and
beer had been taken off. 1t will be recollected tba,
the chancellor of the Exchequer vFas to introdnce
the budget on the 18TH and is probable that this
measure was recommended by the Chancellor
BY this arrival PARIS papers to the lii bouo ,o,
received winch furnish the following articles which
we copy from the Commercial and American:
.hcy oflns us the result ftbe choice of President
OF the chamber OF Deputies. Ofthe five Denu,ies
presented by the Chamber for the selection of the
hlng-namey, Messrs. Roger .,ollard Casinir-Pe,
rier' Delaiot. Agier, and Sebastiani-the Kino So
IeGted NJ. Royer Collard, the President of last Year
Hneh the president pro tenn. Of the Chamber had
ieaa the iSoyal Ordonnance, naming NJ Rover Col
lard, the Deputies of the left cenfYe and 1oan,, -
those or TIC Left presented their warm conoratula
tons to the newly chosen President The votes IN
the choice Of the candidates to be presented IN bo
King, are conclusive of the great minority adverse
to the ministry, in the Chanber.-On the 4tb Mach
t1e Chamber proceeded to designate their candidates
On the first ballot NJ Roger Coard obtained oS sGI
votes, 225; and NJ. Casiinir Perrier 1911 m otksrs
mad a majority On a second ballot of 372 votes NJ
Delalot obtained i29, and no others had rnaio2;,,
SuttneI Proceeoings were suspended until the next
obtained COG, and NJ. Sebastian 2o0-and ,brss ,Lo
list OF i've candidates was completed The biobcst
vote given at any tmn for the candidate of the Tht
Nj. dc lIastour5, was III. e.
=, On the 9Th, NJ. ,Labbcy de Pomperes delivered
House.) y "''0i u '''
iiIs remarks were interrupted by violent murnurs
on INC right, and cries Of silence, &c. on the left
IL! Ire ongratuiaed the Chamber OH the elevation TO
.gs,I5ency Tor the third time of CITIZEN SO ds
t'g uis0ed Tor his profound KNOWLEDGE and devotion
~ ue constitutional Charter. (Cres on the rirhi
ne answer OF the Chamber of Peers to the Speecb
,5oIn tne Throne, was presented to the kim at
viVch 10 inc evening of March o. 1t is for the most
ppood ,eIey an echo of the speech, and therefore
ing paragraphs d'''' 'io ioiio"-
ne war Is happily terminated in the East. Tho
oueIalon OF The conqueror has correspondent viii
E .si.s VI the powers to preserve the Ottoman
ierent States 'a''04'' " INC III
'reece WIZ rise from her ruins owing 10 the sue
coring hand your Majesty stretched firth I'o
h ne %, become independent under the protection Of
sceptre OF the Prince called to reipn over her will
remove the disvcntions By which she might ho ront
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-16
Broad-Rock Spring Races

M ILL commence the third Tuesday in April and c,
w tinuc four DAYS ' " f'p'i' ana con-
Isl day-Iwo siakesone mile heats-enance s1OO-balf
49, ENTRIES THE FIRST.
A Robinson and J. Wilkinson. ~ ft'' "
Benz Moody enters his grey fily by Archie
WW. ,; Nhte enters his Charles colt of Kitty Fisher
VIM Walker enters his grey fiy by Charles
tsnam fueket enters his Arab colt of Shylcck mare
subscribers TO post stake day. James NJ Seldep Thos
watson, H. Davis and VIM r. Johnson-four subscribers AMI
closed. ' s'osooe'S anu
SIS. Y>'0-'"o "''e nea's-eh"ance
so adday-Jockey Club Purse S5oothee nileheats-enance
9TH day-Annuai Post Stake-Purse SIoO-entrance as g.,
DE added TO the purse-two mile heals still open.
a3w'eepslaxe same day-SlOO enrance-half foret-oue
mile heats--four subscribers and closed
lanes NJ selden enters William Burons 6uy by Charles
Hector Davis enters Coisns FLY Dolly Dickson Ly Charles
W" Ball enters Captain Shepards col, by Charles.
hos Watson enters his col, by Constitution.
From the number of horses train good snort mag he ex
peced. ISL SfM pIa } ca
p6-it ~ ~ Ai'i
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-16

The Boston Bulletin of Wednesday, gives the fol-
lowing account of most daring assassination:- 4
We learn, by gentleman trom Salem that Mr.
Joseph White, of that town, this morning found
uead In his bed, with stab in the left breast direct
~ through the heart a plank was resting against
the window OF his room, by means of which the as
sassln or assassIns, 1t is supposed, effected an en-
trance.
Mr. White was 8 years of age and has long been
considered, we believe, one of the wealthy cti-
zens of Salem No cause can be assumed f,r The
deed, nor had any clue to TIE perpetrators been dis
covered when our informant left. Plumber it would
seem, was not the object. the property in tho
mousse renamed undisturbed; and rerenge could hard
~ have been intended, where the victim was so uni
versaily respected and beloved.
Inc perPctrator OF the crime, it is stated hao en-
tered the chamber, which the second floor of
the mousse by a back window, by means of plank,
and mad made his escape leaving the window onen
The deceased had been beaten upon the hcad Inv n
neavy weapon, and stabbed through the heart
Two other persons We're in the hcusc-a male md
| q fe'haie servant person seen going from
the yard or the house at o'clock in the mornio,-.
AN inaiVidua has been arrested, respecting whom
.le session DAILY Advertiser says, there are strong
grounds OF suspicion. 1t does not deem il propcr to
| relate the circumstances stated at present
u we perceive, since writing the above that .
reward NC, OF $1,000 has been offered by the Hon Sic
Phen White, in behalf of the heirs, ;.for tho dctec
ton OF the perpetrator perpetrators of tho at-
cous murder, SO that he they may be convicted
thereof 'i|'eo
| Further Intelligence. BY gentlemen from slon,
who left the place in the afternoon eli vesterdoy @
are informed that young man. named Bickfor1
ABOUT y years OF age distant relative of Mr. White
and whose mot.cr was in his family as a housekeen
er, was arrested on suspicion of being the assassin
on examination before magistrate, his statements
were not very satisfactory and he was committed for
further examination. He arrested in Marble
head, and stated that he had not been in Salem for
several days. this statement contradcted by sev-
erai respectable Witnesses. 1t is reported TINT Mr.
White had named Bickford as an heir i'm his will.
twhich had been made some time) and had minated
TO NM that he should alter that instrument if he did
not reform his conduct. One of the stage divers
noticed man going out of the yard of MI Whites
house. about half past three yesterday morning. hut
I could not identify him.-Bosion Courier o.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-16
RICHMOND RACES

4 hVER the Tree-Hill Course, will commence ON tho
~ 4Ih Tuesday in this month, and continue four
LIST day-Two Sweepstakes for years old colts and
FLIES. '' WV
LIST Stake, ]. NJ. selden enters the produce Of br
mare Try, by Sir Charles.
*John Minge, produce of Bet Bounce, by Sir Ar
chy. vac "
John NJ. Bolts, the produce of Wild Cat by Sir
Charles. y '''-
-. Harrison. produce of Kate, by Arab.
VIM. Wynn. the produce of Thos Graves, Rsdfor1
mare, by Sir ,:rchy.
r. Richard Samson, the produce of his grey mare, bv
Sir Charles ' -
Cd Race-1st day-A post swecpstakc for years
old colts and FLIES.
Observation-Disclosures Pickett, B. Moody, Jas. M.
Seden, Richard Adams, Jas J. Harrison Thomas
Watson. ''
I'd days Race-Propriefors Purse Q mile hcnfs
$500 On this day match will be run of milc
meats for $500 aside, between Mr.. Garths mare, bv
Sir William, and Mr. Doswers horse, BY Sir Charles
when the mare be winner.
for $1,000. '''-0 "0"'S'
4ih day-Annual post-stakc, 9 milo heats, for $3.50.
On this day will be sweepstake for 3 wears old
colts and iies, mile heats--e nrance $500 half for
felt--4 subscribers and closed.
observation-disclosures Davis enters sis,nr IN Sail,
Hornet. " "''
q. NJ. Guy enters S. f., the property of VIM IT.
Roane, by Sir Charles.
j. NJ Scldcn enters b. {. by Sir Charles, out Of 4
Director mare ~ "
Coquette. o"' Vi
The subscriber confidently expects fine spor, und
will be prepared to entertain as heretofore.
ap '-Otc J. NJ. SELDEN.
In this Face the Proprietor docs expect more Iran to-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-16
SALES AT IiAvRE-March g..

SALES AT IAvRE-March q
Cotton--144 bales Georgia, 80 I-2 Cdutscpaidl. SO
do do 81: % do Mobile 90; SO do do sO rs tju V;r;n
in 81: 81 Louisiana, 81; 33 do do 90 l-2; 80 do at
81 So. Total-520 bales. ~
Rice-2i7 tierces, %; $50 do 90 SO.
LIVERPOOL, March 6--(by way of Havre)-Cot.
ton continues in good demand; 5000 bales were soIa
to-day, OF which half were of American sorts at The
quotations 600 bales Bo,ccds were taken on specu
laton at As . 7-8 The sales of the week
were 1850 bales at full prices, and with slight inn
proyement indeed in Brazils.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-16
The Brook Tavern is for Sale.

w ILL be sold to the highest bidder, on the pre-
w misses, on Saturday, the first day of Nav new
the Brook Tavern, with ninety Acres of Land az
tached thereto This property situated at the head
OF the Brook Turnpike, immediately at the junction
oi the Northern Stage and Mountain Roads and boe
universally been acknowledged to be ono ofIbe moet
healthy situations in the lower country and is also an
admirable situation for Public House to which mr.
pose 1t bas generally been applied. Those persons
the property. previous TO the day of sale reason
aole pre- VIII be allowed for young negroes in part
pay Tor the above property. Possession to be given
on the first day of October next
The Terms will be as follows. one fourth of the
purchase money to be paid on the first day of Septem
per next one seventh ofthe remainder the first day
VI January next, and the balance in SIX annual pay
ments' JAS. II. HAWKINS.
mar 24-tdsc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-16
MIR. CLAY AT NATCHEZ.
TE,om tl,s "Natchez," March 10.


Mr.. Ciays Speech.-We have presented our rea-
ders with such sketch of Mr.. Gays speech III re-
ply to Judge Turner's address, as our recollection
would allow We, however, must observe, that
we have not attempted TO give it i'll the words or
style Of Mr.. Clay bmt in our own; VIC merely desire
10 give his sentiments and opinions, and the express
sion Of his feelings elected by his visit to this state
and the attention which his fellow citizens had shewh
linn. What we have given, is, believe, substan-
italy correct, not essentially think at variance
with what he said. We know that friends and
the people generally would be anxious zee his speech
published as he delivered il; regret that we can
not do so, as the manner which we give it will af-
ford them but faint idea of what it pronoun-
ccd by hmself--but we thought the people would be
see it in some form or other and we have
made it ND in the best feeble abilities adj
mit,ed.-During the delivery of the speech Mr.. Clay
was under the necessity of stopping. several times
the enthusiasm of the people seemed to be without
buunds--but not without reason, for
IIswords had such melting lo.v
And spuke the truth sweciy well,
They dropp'd like heavens serenesi snow,
And all was brightness where they fell"