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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-11
TRIALS AT SALEM


Inc Essex Register Of Friday gives the foIIowi,o
day and Wednesday, y" ues
D. r Saunders Surveyor, testified to the occu,o-
cy OF plan Of Mr.. Whites house snd na;,Itu1.
ster. ~ MI WEEP
s.d Sen1spln White servant Of Joseph White test
morning of the 18th of April, and nnnsron, on Tue
cuars as to the situation of the house and fam.
ly, &c '"u iatni-
Miss Lydia Kmball, Q domestic in Mr.. Vb;,s,s 6,
last witness '''Ho particulars as
mere 1t was rued by he Court that all nersors
mno nau oeen summoned and expected to be exo-
@ as Witnesses, should be excluded from The
n, Job".ou utIng t5e examination Of any witness.
" Johnson testified to his being called on the Nor.
nins the murder was discovered, and reIsted ,ho
amined IT, &c. ""en "e hrst ex-
cs. .. Knapp Jr was then called by the Attorney
eisi oroughI int Court, and placed on the v,;;
nesses stand. The Attorney General osLod b,n' e
ne would De sworn He answered No The At,o,'
ney General then said the Government had mad =
Sag 20 ne prisoner IT he would testify-he had re-
fei,cd ~" .ne Pieage was recalled. lie had for
IeNea the protered pledge of the government. Knann
was then carried back TO prison. 'N""PP
oe?Jsnln Leighton, Of Wenham a Young ma, %
ys ., sge, was then called. and testified IN regard
~ 'e'eaI" conversation overheard by him at Wen
nam, between J. Knapp Jr and Jobn r. K GU
previous 10 The murder Of Mr.. White Tb,s un,D.
man underwent long and close cross eznm,n,t'o ~
W. prisoners counsel The Court then adjourned n
Wednesday, half past 8, A NJ J'U'"eu 70
y, In IN rev, Henry Coleman was called and sworn
on oelng questioned. objections we're made 70 tho 10,
n'y ny iHe prisoners counsel, and much discussio,
ss, The court, ia majority Judge Putnam dis
S se",,nsJ ruled that confessions made to wi,neSs
y lhe prisoner, uDdcr the circumstance s,ot.d
S.a nadmlsSl6Ie as evidence. He however test
noo, certain facts relative to the finding of buJ
g. 'onn n: Z. Palmer, of Belfast, Me ,(who has beer
sonic une ~ our prison, having been arrested =,
AFTER wrltingo certain letter which foII i,
.he hands OF the Salem CommtteeI ,~as called -
Y.ana and testified to various conversations and
circumstances IN relation to the murder H. onu
n'naton aud cross examination occun,cd ,' s eHa-
rest. " 'e'eosed rom his mr.
William Henry Allen. Of Salem. w0. ,l,o mo, 49,,
ness Called. Ills testimony related to two waite ~
ari.n pse'ous 20 the murder, in company with the
prlsoaer, &C Also, to conveying certain le,ter, &c
ens rost oiace at the request of the prisoner -
W W. Osborne testified to furnishing of borse,
nr me prisoner and the last nureJ witness on d. oc
cosion alludedto. "o''o" 'he &C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-11

Inc Editors of the Journal of Commerce baco
several letters from most respects bic LvernooI bo
es' from which the following extracts are taken
Condemned from Cropper, Benner & Co or Jy,, i,,
cotton, sales Of the last two eccks pnyards ,r
oo'oVv oaies and almost wholly % the trade, with
an advance OF more than I'd in tho low and mo-
Tu.n quall les, and little in good and fine
puiIng the last few days change of wind has
or9ught IN heet Of vessels chisDy rom the Uni
ecu states which has given scbccs to tlse. demand.
tota sales tor the past four weeks 76 700 bnOs OF
wmch ba,soo are American; only 5000 American on
speculation and none for export. The imporr has
p peen I',5oo bags, Of which 6I,7OO arc from the
Um"eo oI'tes. The Manchester trade still contin-
ues sctVe' put the prices Of goods are rather look
'ag uo"n, although there is no accumulation of
s.ocks; some little decline has taken place in Yarns
~ wiz De perceived from tho statement below thot
our aggregate stock Of Cotton at the present time
no.wIthiSanding the recent very heavy arrivals is
,ha,o ess han at the same period last year; that
mere IS very considerable increase in tho os,i,a
teo quantity taken out Of market, some portion Of
nm must DC considered rs an increase Of stock held
Sy .ne trade. The following is a statement for tho
hrstsi1 months the Year, W '''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-11

=, Inc Anti Jackson Convention IN the State Of
candidate for the next Presidency.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-28

ss loninah eap,auus this OF iho Seuae pfonodpc on
o expatte evidence produced by genllcnan (or the
isnd. Of Mo Gay dsdaned otter excuIpasoy evidence
nm little extraordinary that the gcnvnsn has spoken Of tho
upon hts trial no whefe but IN this Senate; submitting the
oa Gothic rule Of an trial. the Witnesses tho
aecusc only ne has been acquitted by this Senac worse
Too Tor Ms accuse the charge decided be false ma
nclous But word upon tho subject much dis
.uros The Senator from Livingston aud seemed haunt the
imagination OF Mr. Speaker also; that IT, Ms Cays eatna
nnd drinking with his friends, aud above ALL making dinner
sPeeches 10 this way say the gentlemen he scattefs Olsen
son lsnd and Interrupts the that oud
Otherwise prevail All Gentlemen is true that the calm Of
desposisn thus shaken What, bot Mr. Clay the fe,te
forged and forging would he peaoeaby worn by the people,
Patriot would foil after patriot and sacrifice succeed acrce
washington and The people would as sheep amidst
we slaughter OF She dcvourns wolf Il hat YOU, mean,
hey viii recoil. IN - -, -. 80 " 80
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-28
UaGGHs Gaz

fhe Rhinoceros now IN Boston: about feet and half
length only 10 months old, and we.hs about 1000 pounds
lie was obtained from the Rajah OF Benaes about coo miles
distant from Calcutta who parted with him reuc an
individual who brought him The well known natural
Pathy between this beast and the Elephant SHOWN the
passage There an Elephant board which was sick
and he was taken from his place Of confinement
aeck-bui as soon as the Rhnoceros secuted him. he
furious and noisy, and tho Elephant, his
treated 10 his cage IL stated that always killed
or conquered by the Rhnoceros wbose power irresistible
both for attack aud defence r-r. -rr -. -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-28
ENARIEgE NnWs.
PORT or l RiCIIsulO.YD.. NJ
ARRIVED

. AhRlN Ed. -.e.
Schr Richmond, Hand, from Philadelphia, via
Norfolk and City Point. .. .."a a-..sa' ras.' a-a
Schr Zembuca, Mason, . days from Baltimore
with, sundries, TO J a. Go0de. I.ucke & Sizcr, ]
Winston, d Burr g. Co, C II Mitchell, Bagwell,
Smith d Hanna, c Goddard, Abbott & Go,
YIN Swoopc, Ro Johnston s. Son. i.s /,
Scbr Brnns wick, ---, from Norfolk, with ballast
Sloop Jolly Sailor, from Petersburg, with tobacco
SAILED, ',.-ss -. -. .--.--
Schr Susan and Elizabeth Brewer, for Phladel-
phia, tobacco. .f.r.... "s. ......a- r..' ea1
Steamboat Columbus, Turner, for Baltimore, via
City Point and Norfolk, with tobacco
Schr Dillah, Reed, for New York, coal. sa.
tSiooP Flora, Luce, for New Bedford coal .-.
Sehr Dandy Coles for New York, coal
Sclir South American, Woolford, for Baltimore
coal. I'd. - .
Schr Virginia, Gator, for Gosport stone. .-.-. .
NORFOLK, May 90 Sailed, schrs Amanda,
Bedell, for New York; Little William, White for
do; Naomi, Hand, for Philadelphia; Cumberland,
Wheaton, for do; Rising Sun, West for do; and
Dean Swift, Godfrey, for Richmond, together with
nearly all the outward bound vessels ..-' -
The Ship Virginia, Morrill,, from Alexandra, bound
to City Point, has gone up James River. ,-.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-28

The Ruined South!--The Governor of Gfeorgia in
letter to Gentleman Of Philadelphia. says
1--WE have no such class as the poor. Our lands
are SO cheap, and the absolute nocessaries of life
so easily obtained, that the number of dependent
poor scarcely sufficient to give exercise to tho
virtue of charity in individuals. a begrar is al
stead Of being an incumbrancs 10 the poor of
our country, are their riches" .' .r .
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-28

-. -fr CotraBcs. (OnsD) Mar, N
Thursday last states that David RcIain the Editor OF the
Independent News Leitooue OF the papers selected by Mr.
aubory"- OF, order avs,d criminal prosecr
ton for 6Isey Verify the Hon Secretary has been ,ruy On
Fortunate ~ his selection Printers this section Of the Union
One OF his avores has been black hailed by the Senae an
other has absconed in order avoid criminal prosec u,oo
Of the third IL necessary only remark, that he
The Editor Of the Ohio Mouiiori,l ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-28
NoTYCE

NiE match race of one mile heats, between Dol
Dixon and Clair Fisher, ut Tree Hill course,
vile races, from the 10Th Of Nay to the 5t Of June.
being the FIRST Saturday in the month when finc
sport may be expected. 3a5l1 !. 60 ; -
Nothing to DO paid a. the gate on that day.
ma 26-3t9 go ~ 's-ihG51IT p N 4. 79f-T'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-28

We saw sanae unhleaeiied cotton few ilays sihca.
divide, which was bought for 81 cent per ycrd-the
ufactures, sold for from ~ tore5 cents. ~
Baltimore Chronicle
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-28
@cffOtt &aIeH.
nr q 0f niH4 IA 1I9!

-
N ~, ,,S,ii GROCERIES, e. -
., yn HKiDa tho ssth inst. A. n ,..,o<.
'S'A = 90 Out s,os, without reserye ' =. -
se ,oc I I s.yafs, various qualities 49, :. {
ltu bags cocse = -''
- q Kegs utiaii,
ala 100 Teams wrapping papur
LOS boxes soap ~
- 20 ibis a peru anu '''>y canGcs
saho 10 lIhds molasses .s..,\
!, IA 100 boxes imperial tea
I, ar,s 80 - do. Tyson do - ~
80 100 half and or. boxes raisns
~ 20 boxes starch
49, IA superior fine grit Nova Scotia erio.lA
Il 2 grqce brown and white bonnet paper Scs
ss1yf night cabinet, chllds crib Y =
,ss ~ Hats and banboxes, flower pots y.
mat27 al 80. o D. & Co. Aueis.
.ss3 is..s. ADDITIONAL. q
IS AZ bags prime green Laguira coffee
% bbls Malaga vino - - -
-5@is second hand patent balance, 225o VI.
- Cider, guils and flberts. &C.
VIII be added to our sale THIS MORNING.
3, 81 SO boxes sweet oranges 40
81 80 do lemons.
ma 90 ~ o D. s. Go. Ancas.
- Household Furniture at Auction.
= On SATURDAY, the 29tb inst, at 10 o,clocJ,
VIII be sold, at the Coarding establishments Of Mrs
aitnaii, over the store of Messrs. Grannies Son g.
Brothers most of the furninre of said establishments,
consisting in part of elegant parlor curtains en-
tirely new and made in the most fashionable style
with guilt cornice, one eixteen day clock rst rate
time piece elegant ornaments. one sery convenient
wardrobe, an excellent refrigerator, feather bc.is
and mattresses, chairs aud Tables Fenders sho-
vel and longs, pair of msne lamps, alobo passsge
lamps toilet glasses and Tables china aud glassware
and some plate, &c. So Terms cush
. = oHt y Ssstlea.-r o.. ID. & CO. Aucts
Is' The houscis for rent privstely-to one Who
wishesto rent, this would be good opportunity 20
procure furniture, o. D. Co
Valuable Stock OF DRY GOODS and
81, H4RD FIRE at auction.
QY virtue of Deed in Trust executed to the nm
y dcrsigued by Alexatder Eevy, will be sold at
the Store occupied by him, Market Bridge, on Wed
nesduy, the End OF IusG next, ut 10 O'Clock, under
the management of 0Iis, Dunlop & CO. his entire
STOCK OF Dry Goods, amounting as is supposed 10
Upwards of $40 and comprising alnoct every az
eie 1.-THE Dry Good line, and principally adapted 10
The present season. Phe goods were nearly ell pur-
chased this sPring and particularly selected for this
market andare well worth the ention of merchants
Also large assortment of Hard Ware and Cutlery,
suitable for the country trade.
Forms, under 100 cash. over StOo = and 6.mon,ts =
credit for approved negotiable notes.
.ltgr. 49,. q 10 7. p v. DANIEL,
81 .1s AfsH g. IL BACCHUS. Asstguees
Also, on the same day. at ~ clock at the store of
aid Levy, will be sold, by Otis. Dunlop Sc Co. Me-
gro Woman, and her three children, for cash. =
=. m. 10. q y y 5R PAeGHf}ys ( As.isnees
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-28

% the lib nst eft the caPes Of Delaware Joseph Jackson
Boy native Of North Carolina, fell overheard from tho
sehr Perseverance,, capt Every from this port bound for
PhadePha, and was drownedi every made 10
save him hut 10 van he sunk before could reach him
The vessel struck with Jaw of wind at the time aud
was goi ne at tho rate OF seven miles per hour
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-28
''Strarn, shqr eLieh pag th< triad 6lons.n .5

.WrFFg H- fgfFr STEAM Boar Mousrhsun-
:, .s at Wheeiing. .uay 20, 1870
Mr. Ediot-Tbe cabin passengers on board he Mountain
Ger have requested 10 you for publcaop lie
enclosed. Your obj servant Nv IT ID
On board the Msuntshser her from 10
Wheeling the 18th Of May 10 take the sense
OF the cabin passengers W h regard 10 the Presidents
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-28
PRINTING.
SAMUEL SHEPHERD s. co.

(Cyoss Street merit beIo,o the Eagle HoisiO
ID RESPECTFULLY inform the Public, that they
h arc now better prepared 10 execute work, than
they have ever heretofore been. Besides having
many new Founts Of elegant Type, Book and Job
in fact, their Office is almost entirely newt they
have recently introduced the Competition Roller, for
applying the Ink to the Typo, which is among the
ing. These Rollers do much better work than any
thing heretofore dscoveFed-heir execution is beau
tifuL
Their hands are inferior to none; and their moteri
uls being OF the best kind, they With confidence
PROMISE which they do, 20 execute OIL work, Of evegy
description, which may be confded TO them, with
accuracy, (which is oflhe first mporiance noatness,
and dispatch, and on the most accommodating terms
They return their thanks TO their Friends and the
Public, for pact favors, with promise TO exert them
selves, " possible, more than heretofore, to merit
their preference.
They keep on hand general assotment Of Blanks
on good paper sa f9s4JtfcE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-28
BTGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE. :
1 s.-.r. NEXT LOTTERIES

Maryland State Lottery, Class No. .,
Odd and Even 81 stem, DRAWING he received by Blt;C
10 pAg sioooo Capital prrzs Tickets S. halves So qua
Rhode Island Stute Lottery, Class No. 1,
drawing will he received To Morrow SI0OOO Cap,a Prtxs
Tickets 81, halves ?, quarters I. - -
Dismal Swamp Canal Lottery, Class No.
O. draws IN the city of Richmond Tuesday next-,5 600
Capital PrE9s-Tckeu s., halves so, quarters i 25-Foi
Sait, as usual 10 every vaFe'y, BY THO B BIGGER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-28

-Il' .4|T-| +. CHUBB 5 OFFICE. 1900 - 81
o. TO-DAY at IL O'Clock, the Brewing of the
Maryland State Lottery, No 5, will be received.
-CapItal prize $40 0oo.-lickcts S. shares in pro-
portion --Phis Lottery is drawn the Odd and Even
system therefore, two tickets, odd and one even
must draw prize and may draw three. -..5srlas
Po-Morrow, the drawing Of the Rhode
Island Lottery, 10. will be reecvea.--Cspital pr
zes 81 900, $500, 1000 soO IOes of 1000, 4 Of
500 of 800; ctc.-Tickets Sf--for sale at - SO
ma % I'D. -.A"' .s.- W. eTg-P CUIJBR,S. y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-28
FOURFH OF HOLY,

,,.,E-,.z ar zoe CHARLESTON, May %.
yesterday from Liverpool .Aa- ~ .-"." - n
She sailed early the morning the ID ApT and VIC have
Liverpool paper Of that date which one day a than pre-
Viously received, but contains nothing of interest 80
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-28
Chickahominy Land for Sale.

NHtVAdHWHItIty AAdIIU IUI JdIOs
IN WISH 10 cell my Farm in The county Of Ienricos
u called Woodstock, containing by survey, 500
acrcs-t is situated ON tho main road, leading from
Riehmond to the Piping-Tree and about Eve miles
from Richmond, and immediately the waters Of
the Chickahominy-- about ono third Of il is meadow
land, Of the best quality the rest Of the land very
thickly timbored. Application may DO made 70 mo
on the premises and The land will be shown 10 any
person disposed TO purchase, by Nj. Vaughan the
oyersaer, or myself JOSEPH SELDEN.
mu fov-isw etc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-28
IMPRoVEDDURH AM
SHORT HORNED CATTI. r

g. OE1Oh 11OhNED CAIILH. .
MHR. PONEl.S stock of high bred SHORT HORNS, con
Iva sStn9 sixty males and females imported or bred
by him. will be offered for sale Poweon ucar
Wednesday the 10Th day of june o'clock The.o
animals been oSred for sale nor would they ba
sold The about TO leave America for some
time WILLIAM HUGHS.
IN CHANcEEY.--In Louisa County ceOct, Nay
10Th, 1885, aaaH -..G .-.s-1. nd . ..u'.-. :
Arthur Clayton, $50. r-sf. Pnf
against ."-E ~ ' .....-' -..-'s sz--sa
Psndleton Harwood, Aaron q. White, executor of VII
liam White, deed, and Aaron c. White executor Of
Catherine White, deed, .-E s.. .r- . 49,. dts.
The defendant Pendletou IIarwood not having enter
ed his appearance and given secuPy according to sw
aud the rules of this court and It appearing, the
satisfaction OF the court that he is nhabitant of
this State on the motion of the plaintiff by his COUNSEL
is ordered, that tho said deon dant do appear here
the first day of August Court next and answer the
bill of the PLAINTIFF and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in tho Richmond Yhig for two
months successfully, and posted the front door of
the Courthouse Of this county on some court day.
.... r.... .r..... y copy. TeSte, ..... ...-.
3G-luwsw* JOHN HUNTER, C. T.. c. 2.
NNAS committed to the jail of Goochland county
w on the 3lBt of January last, negro boy who
calls himself POM, about 8 years old, about feet
or 8 inches hiSh had ON when committed, a suit of
white ynrn domestic, aud says he belongs TO Mcssrs
Dawson & Roach of fredericksburg who purchased
him of Rr. Powell ofFauquior county, that he ran
away about June July last. The ownor or owners
of said slave arc requested TO forward, prove
their property, pay cxpcnces and take him away
-n ....... ~. ROBT. C. MACON, Jailor for
... ... VIM. Boiling Sheriff of GoOchland.
I'D 13-Iaw3m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-28
WINES, BRANDY, &c.

..r. WINES, BRANDY, &C. ....
lNESF old Sercia initial and London particular hadei.
n in half pipes quarters and half quarter casks received
direct from Murdoch, Yuile g. Co
Champagne Chateau, Lato ard Medoc CaIri Of superior
quality
french Madeira and FrOutgrac do
8 pipes very fno Cogwe Brandy--FOr sale, by
ma I0-tsh CHAS. PALMER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-28
: FORTY DOLLARS REWARD

FORTY DOLLARS REWARD
WILL be given for the apprehension of ROGER,
w belonging TO Robert Randolph, Of Wilton
Roger is low and thick, has pleasant countenancc,
and very short hair, and is little bald ON the top of
his head. He is a tolersble workman and is we'll
known in and about Richmond, where he has many
connexions The above will be given for him if tn
ken out Of the State, which it is believed he will at
tempt leaving, and $50 if taken within it.
JAMES CHRISTIAN,
ma lied lave Per George Taylor, Guardian.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-28
MANAGERS OEFICB

Lotteries ct which Yates 81 Mcintyre are Managers
Rhode Island State, Glass No. T.
Drawing will be received TO MORROW. 10, 0eo
dollars capital prize. Eckeis 81 halves 2, quarters
Connecticut State, No. G. The Drawing
will be received on Monday -. -. g
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-28
z AdrshdFs Sale, IA King H77E1saDaa-.

Aarshdi's Sale, IA KING H1klsaua
PURSUANT to decree of the Superior Com,
n of Chancery for the R;chmond 3fytfict. mo.
nouneed ON the Sd day of April, 1880 IN the case of
iompkins ~ Dabney, and by consent and request Of
tn 1 parties shall on Monday the 3Ist day of MAY,
1880, at II o'clock, 4 NJ, ofisr for sale. at pnbEc
auctions on the premises 10 the highest bidder fr
cash. one nolety of the two hundred acres 81 tho
tract of land. called Springfield lying in the ann
" OF King William, held by Cornelius Btbnsy, Ey
descent and by purchase from RiehaEl Dabsgy. s0SI
also II necessary, onemoiesy OF small tract Of for
ed land, near the Rfst mentioned tract
gu s#.1' D. ..- J. GUERRAST, NJ. s. c. c y. n.
MA SIT Or one of his ILzntEss
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-28

a Tickets 4, Halves 2, Quarters 1. a5,s,.
q Connecticut State Lottery, s1B
Drawing Will be received on MospAr-Capital
Prize S9o'ooo-Pickets S., halves so, quarters
Virginia State Lottery, 1o7atg
Drawing will take place at the Eagle Hotel. on
= uEsDaI next-Capisl Prize Sss ooo-Tickets So,
halves SO. quarters 25. ~ 5E'.l ssHo =
For sale at ID MICKE'S,
ma &c Next below the door If tho En,,Io II,,.,j1
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-28

BESIDES $500, 400, 300, 600, 100, &c. 60 z
Whole Tickets S., Halves Q so, Quarters %
" Tickets for sale at this Office Orders for tick
cts promptly attended to. Address Y ATES & Me-
lNPYRB, Richmond. - Where was sold few
days since, ! 12- ~, the great capital of $50 900
..-.a. O. IS, 50,u. capital OF ...r,f. 500 .
-s. "Icad Quarters 1880. --.-- --- NJ :, ..r-
may 90 ....- - YATES g. McINYYRR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-28
MARSHAL'S SALE

RY virtue of decree of the Superior Court Of
- Chancery for the Richmond district in a cansc
therein depending bel ween Edmund Walls, Diff.
against William Fl. Dousbce and james RAWLINGS
ex'or of William EUushee. sen decd, dfts.-I shall
P'scaed TO sell tor cash, The pTemses in the coum
ty of Warwick, on the 5th day Of June next n
public aueon the tract Of land in the bill mentoned
being three hundred and fourteen acre. .nd crs,
quarter OF, an acre. called Rich Neck; or sn much
thereof aa viii be sufficient satisfy IN said ecrco
and expenses of sale. = 80 ,sa-,.. l. -
e . la5s zaasaa - 50 CHA l.. WINGPfELD.
a-aGf 5ol Z. ? sse1t .stttt az. 8. C.. w. p.,.
ma i0--t6s ~ Ma Al Ics,y-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-28

E5' Phe May poll for and against tho Convention,
will be opened this morning by the Mayor, at the
City Hall, and will be kept open three days.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-28

" so shares of U. S. Bank s,ock sold in n York
on the cath at las4 The u. s. Telegraph gives
what may be, but we do not believe. is at this time,
valuable caution--that tho high sales since Smiths
and McDufie's Reports, delusive, and the effect
of stock jobbine. a.sa5asI a4.t.,.'glg ...g 900
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-26
WHITE MULBERRY TREES.

FESHE subscriber has for sale at his farm, d miles
above Richmond the trees years old, any rea-
sonable quantity of the genuine Morus Alba white
Italian Mulberry Trees and as the is now ap
preaching in which they may be transplanted he is
desreus of receiving orders from many persons as
may be want ofthe article; and he is well salts
fed that the silk culture must be of the most pro
fitable branches the agricuurist turn his atten-
ton to- he hopes to be the means of their extensive
distribution through the State They will be sold on
reasonable terms, by the hundred otherwise deliv-
cradle in Richmond within any reasonable distance
thereof ]. w. SMITH.
N. Borders may be left at Scott 81 Smith's, E
street, Richmond. oct t-2awtf