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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-27


JonN uolMEs'. ParrEYNir Senator Honcs of Maine, Ia
been admitted his poeca
y aud witty suboued article copy
sage g9rer The reader will dnd favorable specimen OF Mr.
The opre,uoo patty opposed Mr. Crawford because ho
consistent coaonist Ge,r late State Con
r"y at A ,S po him l 70, the NEXT Pres.
SSi ina" his Party, for T. the sqo Of Mi Cow The cry OF
dy conscience lie could sing aud did sing.
Yes, CRAwronD, he's tho for me-
~ II IS his rr,lc, that hos been tiled,
And found in nothing wanting.
Ard yet asau, in ,hs affair candidates for Presidency
' ho"es as usual Is not much consistent than his party
~ Tue last campaign ho mounted his e.d in defence OF Mr..
Same he had incl following s,unzos auing
10 'he inst President Adams the father OF the second
ih s, sFees ~ jon, jGaS Or John tho son'
FS S'' p isss ss s ss P1 pIayN bis part
In Forcisn Courts aud Royal Sports,
Aud with the knaeE, he ,hon came back,
To teach the yankee Nation."
He wrote song, twas rather lous>
A ,,.. seqased those b!a' tho Democrats,
With misl'y pt and rally.
rherc'5 dispute, Johns mighty cute,
An very wise and knowing,
M a SSg y. yS s,i rS :. ss,ss to steer
,s o" r1,s now in o, Of H,ry c and tho following no
mentioned appca led to tho adde's Which he
prepared for the late Augusta Convention
There's uAnar CLAY, some people say
w&o wsS, i Siaa. a" o m aaiay; shin,
way in Kentucky.
TGqts ii tho toosu ls iS '"'s
10 hear his olocution
But though ho may both ,aik and play,
FIN sooth afraid he'll learn tho trade
" playing Nth oUR
Who after all this doubt conccnce tho pure
his patty aotuao and which mpart conduct such
glorious consistency orchnracter!
--r
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CHANCERY In LOUISA County Court, jane
I'll 10th, lS3O-Jamss Cole Dickinson, PnG

WIN G liam and Elizabeth his wife, formerly Eliza.
oe'h Barclay, George Bexley and Catherine his wife
iorher'y Ca'harne Barclay, John Kimbroueh and Ca
,harne his wife, VIM. S. BOxey, Samuel Hunter and
his WIFE, Eliza j. BoSley, which said last mentioned
Caiharne, William s., Mary, Albert Marine and EI "a
D., children oil John Boxley and Mary Boxley dec.
VINO was Mary Barclay, John W., Lucy Anne, and Ma
~ d. BoNiey, which said John W., Lucy Anne and.
Mary B Boxley, are children of John C. Boxey, dec
another child Of the said Mary Boxley, der Virginia
ana Martha Boxley, children OF Joseph Boxley dec
announcer child OF the said Mary Boxey, dec Mary and
Elizabeth Boxley, children OF Benjanin Boylev dec
another child OF the .aid Mary Boxlev dec, John
wis, JOHN Winn and Lucy his wife, Nancy B,xlev
now the widow of John C. Boxley, dec which said
John' Lucy and Nancy, are children of John Wills and
LIey WIS, dec, his wife, who Lucy Barclay
w children Of Horaiio ~ dee a roT sh% af
the said Lucy Wills. dec, James L. Oliver and Nancv
MS wlie which said Nancy is child of Susan Dickin.
son, dec who, in her life time inermarried wi h lac
Dickinson Jr her 6rst husband aud the father RI Tho
aiu ias mentioned Nancy who survived her fret hus.
oand. The sai James Dickinson Jr., and then inter
married with Paison Boxey, Robert FL Andrews
Gh,id OF WIN Andrews and Boina his wife which said
Bona is child Of the said Susan bv her said 6rst
oand Jams L. Holiday and Huldsh his wife, Catha.
rine Boxley, George b. Nuckous aud hfirab ID g.
vile, Jane and Susanna Boxlev which said Uuidah
Caharine, Mdh r., Jane aud Susanna are children Of
husband, - N ~ IL,o"u
The defendants, George Boxley and Cs,borns bs
"iie John kimbTough and Caiharine his wife Vrpni,
an1 Marina BoSley, James l.. Oliver and Nancy hs
VIE and James l. Holiday and Huidah his wife, not
naVhg entered their appearance, and given security
according to law and the rules of this Court and il
bearing 70 ne satisfaction OF the Court that they are not
Soants OF tbs State On the motion OF the Plaintiff
oy MA Counsel is Ordsrtd, That the said
90 appear here on the first day Of ep,epb.r Court
NEXT and answer the bill OF the Plant If and tbst a
copy o. this Order hc forthwith inserted in the En-
quirer, paper published 10 the City of Richmond
ior Two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted at the front oo5
OF the Courthouse OF this county, on some Cont
Cory. Tes,e, JOHN HUNTER, c l. C.
| 10y o 1S-wSw
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No 7.

ia George Harrison, for years salary, sup. N Y
Navy Yard', $500
Geo Harrison, sup. N. Y. Navy Yards 600
Geo. Harrison IA cup contingent 600
l. Amos Kendall All Aud. Treas. u. S. ID. D. H)
hereby certify that the egong is transcript from
the books OF this Office That there does not appear
70 De any account OF tho said Geo. Harrison file
,hls ohce Tor the said allow which made TO
hm for the Performance of The duties Of supern
te nd mt OF the Navy Yard at Phadephia and in adj
addition 10 his compensation az Navy Agent for that
place
(Sgned) AMOS KENDALL
Jan. 10Th, $780,
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CHANCERY. AIddlesex County Court. july.

FL 1890 0''"'S ''ur'' july
Mordecai C. Booth, pug
against Benz. k Hudgins, DsM,
Inc defendant, Benjamin II. Hudeins not having
entered bis appearance and given security according 10
tne act oil the General Assembly and the rules of his
court and appearing that he is not an iuhsbisnt Of
tnis Commonwealth, On the motion Of the Plaintiff bv
george wright his counsel, II is OJdered Tha, the
sa'u defendant do appear here the FIRST day of Octo
oe, oouf' neSt; ana answer The Plaintiff bill; and that
copy OF this Order be forthwith inserted in The Rich
mono Enquirer for two months s,iyely and also
posted at the front door Of the Courthouse of his
CoPy' leslie, GEO. HEALY, c. NJ. C..
H"s'V 26-WSw
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fFfom tho n. Y. Evening Po,il


We are sorry TO learn, we do by an announcement
I'm the last number OF the Banner of the Constitution
that the editor OF that valuable Journal which has had
very large share and influence in spreading correct mo-
ions on the subject OF the tariff internal improvements
and other kindred topics OF vital importance 10 this
try has abandoned his design of elevatng his nubIica
ton into daily paper and not only So but that he means
TO discontinue il altogether the fourth OF December
next when the first year OF the publication in its pres
sent form will expire.
The causes assigned for this unexpected resolution
such truly glad to know have existence
although regret their effect in thus leading TO revo
cation OF the plans of the editor OF the Banner of the
Constitution. "At the time issued ouT prospectus
on the 9th Of May last" observes he, "ihere was
not in any OF the Northern, Middle, Western States
or at the seat OF government single paper of which
We have any knowledge, except own, which OPEN
y denounced unconstitutional and inexpedient that
branch OF Che American system which iavors the con-
strucon of roads and canals by the General government
Nor there than hall dozen papers i'm the
same States, out of the commercial city of New York,
which vonured to attack the protecting policy II was
on this account that resolved to give Journal the
form and character OF a daily newspaper, under the
impression that thereby wider, and TO more pro-
table field for the dissemination OF The doctrnes of Free
| Trade and State Rights would have been afforded.
Scarcely, however, bad the change been resolved upon
when the WISE Independent, and paoick stand taken
by the president in the support Of the Constitution ard
the Union, in his fejectont,of the Maysvillc Road bill
changed the whole aspect oil Affairs That single act.
| If by magic, at removed the spell by which the
press i'm a majority of the States had for years been
bOu d. and we have the qualification to behold in
New England, New York. New Jersey, Delaware Ma.
ryland, Pennsylvania, and even in Ohio and Kentucky
open and undisgused assaults upon the Internal I'm
provemeut policy, as contended for by the Tariff party
the means Of unfolding their scheme Of
taxation. But this is not all Qualified, and even open
attacks upon the restrictive system, also now toerat-
edin many quarters where, three months ago. not wins.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-27
Aug. II

WIRGINlA.--At a Supetjor Cour, If Ck..--------
~ nSlden at the Capilol, in the City Of Richmond
'ohh hoheTson, Attorney General of the Common.
wealth of Virginia, ' p p,'g
against '"'
SOPHIA Bradley and John G. Willisms Dea,s
ne pi'i IN TINS cause being exhibited for the nur
pose OF recovering moisty OF the personal ,stafe os
MONIES ~ Bradley, late Of the City of RiebmonS a
n"uVe oil Great Britain, the ground thai tbsrs ~ -
pe'soh ebuuen 'hereio under the laws of this Com
noh"eaih, direciiag the distribution of Jn,es,a,as,
sIa'es and tba: the same Il vested in The Ji,e,sr,
F, unu On The motion Of the Attorney General liz
Cour, do'h order, Tina, publication be made for 'b,
'non,hs successyely, 10 the Richmond Enourer 49,,
ne National lntelligencer, published in he ca, "r
Warrington, requiring all persons claiming an io,.
ih the psrsonal estate Of the said Thona. Fl psad,a
the aDuass 10 appear here on the fret day Of
defendants to this suit Extract Teste p''"e'
VIM. g. ENDLETON. =. r.
- 29-g3m
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a BIZ those having claims against the estate OF Ssm'l
IASwann decd Of PowhsaD ARE reqsested TO brine
them forward that arrangements may be made for be3,
payments and those indebted, are desired TO MAKO n
mediate payment, the circumsiances OF the F.,a,s
will not admit OF delay. RICHARD A. SWAMI
Executor OF Samuel Swami Deed
Powhaian, August "a. sO-wlw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-27

HtNOh SALE-A Tract Of LAND, containing about
"a o0O acres, adjoining the Lands of Csp, b shep
paId and Cspt w. Burton. This Land lies within ak
miles OIL the City Of Richmond. The advantages re-
snlng from lite nearness to Richmond are 80 obvious
That II is unnecessafy to say any thing further Far in
FORMATION, refer such may wish to purchase TO
Capt d Sheppard, the subscriber on The PREMISES
Aug IL. 29-w3w j. WHITFIAW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-27

" iKGiNlA.-At Rules, holden in the CleIk's C1-
" nee OF the Superior Court Of Cbancsrv for III
Nt St District, the 8 day of July, 1890
honaS Nj Bufioot, an infant, who sues by Tboma.
f. Burfoot, his next friend, p, fao''a'
agains, ""''
-awsoh burioo adm'or of Matthew Burfoot. dec
refer M. Cary admor of WIN. Trabue dee and o,h.sr'
The df.,I. N - Defdts.
appearance ard given security according 10 the Act
oil assembly and the Rules OF this Court. and {, an
paoe oy satisfactory evidence that he is not an in
habiiant OF this Country II is O,dsr,d TIa,,t al ~
-iehhan 90 appear here the first dsy of the newt
January Term, and answer the bill of The PlantiG
snu 'nd' copy oil is Order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the Civ of Ricbmond
9r TWO months excessively, aud posted al the Front
o' 'he capitol In the said City, Copy Tese.
Aug. IT so oN' y. &C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-27

n N CHANCERY-Iugina.-A a Superior Courl
OF Chancery holden at the Capitol, in the Civ of
n'snmoha' me OH day OF July 1880 -
Edward H. Mosely, Ex'of of VIM FLEMING who
was Ex'or OF Thomas Fleming, who was Ex,or If r.
oer' Boiling, dec, Lnneas Boiling in his own right
ana as TX or oil Powhatan Boiling, dee James s Jones
Adm 'or OF Thomas West, and VIM Patteson. Adm'or
ue oonls non OF Elizabeth West, dec. Pif,.
Joseph Cabell and Pocahontas his wife. and John
Pullman, Sheriff Of Buckingham County. and Adro,or
OF Susanna Wilcox dec H. ca, " VI
Joseph Cabell aud Pocahonas his wife PIf,
against '' q
Edward III. Moseley, Ex'or of VIM. FLEMING do.
VINO was tx or as aforesaid, Linneas Boiling Ex'or of
fowhatan Boiling, and in his own right VIM Pate
son. hdtn or de bonis of Elizabeth West dec and
James s. Jones, Adm'or of Thomas West deceased N
, Defds
James 5. Jones, Admor as aforesaid, and said VIM
Fat'eson Ada'or, SC. OF Elizabeth West. PTa. "
against '
EDWARD III. Moseley, Ex'or as aforesaid. Dea,..
inese causes came on this day TO be further heard
osether on the papers formerly read and the Renort
Zoh oil June, 1914, wi exceptions thereto and 49,
a, sueu oy counsel: On consideration whereof the
oourt do'h reconmt the said Report with the excsr
"ohs hereto, TO one Of the Commissioners for him r.
ana report thereupon, with any matters speci-
airy stated, deemed pertinent by bu,aelf or wh;.h -
DC required by the parties to be so stated 10y
copy. Teste, VIM. G.. PENDLETON. r r
CoMMIssIoNER's OFEIcE,
Richmond, 3lst July, 1880
me parues interested in the execution Of The abov.
order, are hereby notified, that have appointed Mon
day, the 10Th day Of November next 10 commence H.
same al th's Office, at o'clock A. NJ; and thew are re-
CURED to attend with proper documents and pansrs q,
enable Inc to execute the said order
Aug oe sio S.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-07
III that place Wv s' inoni~oa 'rusehhed, hsg.

~ that place. " '"'l"'n ''"'ehnea hsq'
r., -. nln The resitepes of Carter l.. Steseosoa
On monrs as Miss STEVENSON J.ueh.
WI VI 10,
member oi the Church h her MON,
her. .~ees'e" y. "u VINO kn"w
We omitted TO notice at the time, tho death Of r.o. ~
va end Tor many resident Of tb,s
saes HE DEPARTED this If the - Instant sSor, Illness.
ar Humes had generally filled tho Jv.c, al ,h ps
!" VA" place. aud was useful and mach c,iren
Hsstsrste
Doet PhIir BARsArp He expired on Mo,dov
$50 ~ INV fesdence OF his sonnaw Richard H. Bsk-r al
Off of Nv county whher he had
past Doc b. had been resident Of Noriok .iou 40 "a
which 80 removed hon tho old Metropolis He long enjoyed 40
venc snu iosfaive practice
smsogc" nun ne @ ned ~ high estimation for his professional
ane personal worth lie held, many wears ami
INC time OF his dscease tho oe of Phys;e.n a -,
vac MARINE hospital 90 Washington Poin (Ns.Jou Bcsoen
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-07

DTED-slhe residence Of NJ Wilson ssries Of csroline
county Fdday the 5h nit Miss ASS ulRLGs daughter OF
Nh Minor. gsrles in she sih year other sge she attack
during which favorable symptoms Of re-
covery but all hopes dsuse, nd baied OF no,
Physicians. Many relations scqusinances long beosn
her lossso sged father besyod Of 90 soeonas ooy
dsUghter.
fConNvFfoArEp
'On The 18th inst, hs sissnoo on Rook6sh In Neison
county HUp,o~ MIpIIr SEN Hq IN the T9h year OF his seo
sor aud painful illness o aboo, three weeks, which
Of society deprived ofons of ezsns s ss 40
husband kind and tender parent an
the deceased tsnd
log In The Episcopal Church whse BY hs exemplary conduit the
sincerity 81 his pstsLson HE aud
examples boiog such inoulcato nnorsly and virtue.
On Monday right selb uL, snsr few 6syv ulnsS5,
Roskss, youngest son ~ Samuel Shepherd Of oiv
- Fncasis he 91b OLE 10 tbs asa yesE cfssr ags,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-07

NWlLLiAM b MARY COLLEGE.-For the n,
w iorms'i9n OF 'he candidates Tor tn. vacant BIO.
ts'sor'h,p 81 Mathematics Ia this Institution spj of
the public in general notice 10 hereby y'v. n that IN,
visitors aud governors havs yet hnd meeting NOR
IL prooshie they will meet until tho regtIr annual
meeting on he b Of Jiiy.
he public have Already BEEN informed by n, Rev.
A. E"Pe President Of the CC!lsgr, ,ha, hv tuirs II
ne sncsnt Poessor,hp viii be discharged by the
Prof-sscr oil Naiura Philosophy aid Gu. r,i.,,v nail
The y.ca"ey 10 hUed. JOHN PAGE, Re or
Ut The EIiio's who published the ether sdyrr,i.e
'nept, viii give The ahoye iDs- rtoDs, pnd .pnd
heir accounts TO the Editors tf IN. Richmond Enou,
io' re.u'Wrh' DC 6I--St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-07

p-A letter from C.l. Vim. Jones Of Glanes ter
70 friend in the Virginia Legislature, dssd Nov
25ih, says. that he had that moment sen in the
Judge Of the 6rst Judicial C,ev u the pe~t l. vi,.
lure and that this Motif alton made W ut hi.
knowledse or approbatoo." II Gays h~ im the priae
OF HE. should wi.h the sppoiL ut md AL =
vote In this matter, is known 20 Gu ih- cis-
cui') TO whom would give it'll more a-sr- ,hsr
to him who l. now the Judge. and who t'ls the iii
with much ability sOi proprier. Ago. az going vi
rsetly TO chu ond, wish you take ,iii- know
and II yja please. let this be publ he'd la he
paper"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-07

sgbILst
Rch'd NJ 8 gar adu'or wi h the will snne,sd q,
Mm. Srgar. Iec + n'lope y gsr. widow Of The ,aid
Wdlism' Hurry B. Roy aud Polly hi. wife, and Cyrus
stgar 40 infant by 10. Jsnty Lis Gus,disn, Decide.
shall proceed to cell Tor ca.h before Tins Sr..,,
Tavern, IN the Town OF U bauna and County Of Mid
des.x, on the 9th day oil December nex, being Court
day. the Tract OF Land whereof William Seyar died
ez-d an Possessed, containing two hundred and ts
~ I'VE acres. uore Or les.," sutjert 20 the widows
'cwer there n. CHA. l.. WlNCFIELD,
M. C c W. or one OF his Deputies
Dec' 6t-4w
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Census ia lso0

Increase 10 10 years $50
Number to the square mils
IS 73-30l-Average number to
each family III 5ST-9l5.
Two aliens 7 slaves deaf and
duDb--l0 blind-2 males and
ismsle slaves above the age OF
lOO-l ffee-colored male, aud 2
females above the nRo of 100.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-07
FREDERICK HARRIS
rreneilcks HaHi, ID c z. Oh 10 bJ

MIN UmANlIf HALL ACADEMY this Se-
n n nindry, situated III the low, or e. e,n nd of
Buckingham county, Va viii be taught every thir y
necessary 10 prepare young GeD for Coil e, or hi
hem Tor .cve and u-@iul HE. The eS-rcises OF the
chooi Will commence the lOh Of January r.xt
aud he con iuued Tor a term OF OF i-p moDIhs.
Tuition board, &c. C,ciuiv.) VII be furnish ed a,
ne very reduced Pr,ce Of $50 The t-sm--br Jsoieii
Of the school Will be mild aud pa,.n.I Tn. soei-
aud health Of ti- neg ouIhood a,e not supposed Nv
any ia Virginia Those dlspoGei patronis.' ,s school
VIII make II known as eafiy mt ny pefsot-
al applications, ny iete, adler al IN the .utse
near "Phy'e Spiipss," Buckingham Co.
ELIJAH q HAYES
Dc.7 6i--It
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-07

MARRIEol-By Nicholas H. Cob5s, Liberty on the
9Th November, WILLIAM McBAswFLt Esq, to Mss FAAHe
only daBgher Csthnrine Steptoo, Of that place
- by tho sume, tbs 25h November, Cary BRFcKxs.
ESQ., Of Boetour couny,t Miss EA1 WALKEp eldest
daug hter Of Peacby Glmer Esq, Of Liberty.
-, Tuesday, Both Nov. by the Rev. Janoos n Bsgby
SIR Joss J.eSso 70 Mis-, JAHs ASr daughter OF Mr. CHA
alI Of Hanover.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-07

vENHE FREDERICK'S HALL FEMALE SEMI.
NARY. c ndn no -

VENHE FREDERICK'S HALL FEMALE SEMI.
IL NAkf, Induced by Miss Boggs, will be o.
o.nyd on TIA. 10 OF JAnuDry. aud will cls,. ou M.
ieih OF Dsce mber. with vacation Of on. month from
the To- OF Ine TO The 10 Of July The pupils viii
be Instructed u Orthosraphy. R.sding, Wiring. A.
ri,hmeiic, English Gisnmar, Geogra, nv with the use
oi the Globes, aud the rudisnents Of Astronomy.
The price Of board and tuition VIII be $40 one II
payable in advance, ami the balance at the eod of IN.
year Each pupil VIII bring with her pair of blar.
Ke's par oil slsets coloured counterpart and iour
lowell aii marked or. II IL preferred, they viii bu
furnished by De foS sn additional charge ct S. Such
young isttss a'remain in my family during vacation
Nil be Oh Tgeh at tho rate oil $40 per mouth. Such
81 'hro az may choose TO b. instructed in Music will
lie CT red the OF $40 per quarter OF &c lessons
There ar few yscsrci-s yet 10 be filed.
l. tiers addressed 10 me, Cardne,'s Y Reads Louise
will be PROMPTLY ATTENDED to.
FREDERICK HARRIS
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STRENGT'H or PARIYES.


Two ". chs since, we presented the names, with
their party designation, OF each OF our membtr elected
TO the Senate and Assembly. As IL stands the jack
son party has majority ot ftoo ON joint baot.--W-
Invited Information whether had comm tel ans er.
yor in the c'assihcaon presented. We have rec.iv-
I'D none which ieaYss TO presume that we havr al
least been sufficiently moderate in claims. We
have reason now we think to make additional claim
IL has been often ssId 10 that OF the members
from Geauga county IL friend TO the adminstra ion
- Being at considerable dis 'auce from that county,
We will not give implicit credit TO the sisteme ~
though confess there 10 much 10 believe il
tfue.
There are several upright Intelligent, inisxible
men who have been pu with the opposition. wi o are
returned from strong Jackson countless and who,
are informed will not act u the l. gisature upon any
strict party principle. We know one or two OF these
gentlemen, and We think also know that they will
be governed by dispoion to vote for the best d
disfegsrding the elsio' Of sny particular party, and
looking only 10 the best interests Of the state. Such
have besn their pledges and 'h-r assurances, aud H.
only renaios to be how far they will redeem tn
by lair and independent course OF proceeding.
columbus Ohio Bulletin.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-07

NI EGROES FOR SALE shall oHrr Tor ale a,
IN Ayeus Warehouse, CD the 6rst day Of January
next, isir. Otherwise the next fair day. (Subdsys ex
e%peI Tor cash, eight or ten likely negroes men.
men, hoys aud girls, belonging to the Lsgsess Of Gre.
cory Baylor, dec. JOHN ROBINSON, Agent
DEC. Y. 81 vs.
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Liter ON Gibraltar, Of October II, say. -" q n.
BoURmoNT. late Commander oi the Frsnerexp -diIion
To Aigi ADD his sons, here waiting for The
steamboat 10 pforerd 10 England. The u. S. Ship
CoScoRD, Cap. Perry srrivrd at bfsliar 24h Octo
ber from the Baihe
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MARSHAL. ) SALE.

MARSHALS SALE.
My virtue Of u cree OF hs Sup. rior Court Of
4O Chsnce'y for he Fr-drII, k,burg Dltict. 10 a
cause therein depending, between
Reub'n NJ 0arns". ea'or OF Carter Wood, c.
PltH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-07

"A SITUATION WANTED.-A young mao, who
kN l. a graduate, aud has sh Considerable eIpe,i-
ehte 10 teaching wishes TO obtain good public or pi-
vae school The satisfactory tesiim OF char.
acter eau be given, and aso Of ability instruct 10 tho
various bratchee 81 Classical aud English education
usual taught In our Colleges
kr'erehce may be made to Col. Bernard Peyion OF
Richmond city, or the Rev d. Ssmple Of Fredericks-
burg, Va.
Letters addressed to J. p somerville Fauauisr Co..
will rec i've attention.
Dec T. 6l-2swtlstJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-07

A OVtRSEER WANTED The suhscIibrr
IA wi.bes to employ for the ensuing year. ap Over.
seer, Ia supeFniend farm IN the county Hanover,
about 10 miles from Richmond. To man Of sobrety,
industry, and nNgrity with some exp riencs 10 The
business. LIBERAL eonpe Dsation will be allowed.
single man, MARI d man without children, sill DO
preferred. JAMES LYONS.
Dec.7 GIFT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-07

gRUNAwAY in Jati.--Wa. committed 70 the Jail
& Of Combsfland County, (Ys.) on the frat day Of
July las, a negro woman named JANE WHITE, Eve
feei l-2 inches high, Of dark complexion, about 81
% years Of sge aud says che Ia free end was raised
in The Town Of Petersburg. But having sny proof
that shs IL tree. the owner 10 requested come for
ward, prove property, pay charges, and take her away
or size will be dealt with ~ the law Directs.
s. ~. PARRocB,
SEP, % 40 Sn' Jsile, q cumbeilsod Comfy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-07

THTHE .dnntoi MEETING fhe StockhOldeTs Of he
u Bank Of VIrgfni0 will be held according to the
cksrer, on the lat Monday 10 January next
a. ROBINSON. IT,,
Dec T. Off Cashier.