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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-23
Irish Linen Store.

IRISH Linen Store.
DERSONS wanting A Irish linens from oj cts.
4 por yard to extra superior, will he supplied With
them in any quantity, by the piece, half piece or yard.
Amongst the assortment is one case Of very superior
soft finish sheeting linens well deserving the ntten-
ton of gentle non wishing a frs, ratio article. Alli
itens purchased from the subscriber, arc warranted
pure linen, grass bleach and free from any impcrfec.
ton, for sale at very reduced prices, at
r. Fl. JENKINS
10 % Irish Linen and Fancy Dry Good Store
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-23

bdrftns improved English Seidiiis Po.odcys,
tv"i up IN wei secured TIN boxes Ako, y rev do1r. rod
morocco eases which contain two glass s,oopcd ho,,s..
nilsn WIN VIC materials Tor the frrpese OF making th, sloys
n'snly imppvsi medcine. and well calculated fS ,hos. vl,,
uavci ny sea OF land. beng not nc all liable 60 bs ssectaII Ia,
Changes ofihe wealbcr-For sale b. ~"
aaf2s A.tisp Drug ssOr., rrs6'r The Eagle asoss
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-23

p. CHUBB'S OFFICE.
DRAWING of the Union Canal Lottery,
No. 10:
IL "a Sc. 10 SO 40 56 Q 46.
TOMORROW!
The drawing of the Nam State Lottery, 30. is,
will be receives.
60 Numbers-9 Drawn ballota.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-23
NEW GOODS

has received English and Fronch
IL. ginghams, black and colored mandarins. and
paimyrencs, fine and superfuc calicoes, rich barcCc
ana gauze idkts and scarE, French cambria hJkfs..
cotton and silk hosiery, 7-8 and ia linens, of bcavy
texture; black and colorcd circassians, French mcri
no oomoazine, Roucn cashmere. black AMI fancy FIo-
rcntipo vcsting, white and colored Narse,llcs d..
PLAN and worked SWISS and boOk muslin. with a v,
ric'y 81 other seosonabIc goods, which are Offered AZ
very low prices. -, 80
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-23

The following are the letters aud estimate referred
to In the foregoing Rcporr
"Rehwoud, Icy Sls, IGsO.
JoHN G WILLIAMS. Esq.
SIr-ln compliance with your request to estimate
Tie expense Of the erection of wa,er-works for the
supply OF the city of Richmond with water from the
James River--supposing the pump to raise from S to
GOO 900 gallons OF water into the reservoir in "a hours
the reservoir to contain one million of gallons, and
the main pipe from the reservoir TO the city, to be OF
such a size as to discharge in LIST Street, abou,
100000 gallons in % hours, I beg leave to submit,
the following estimate, without taking into view the
purchnsc OF the land for tho location of the works
water power, &c.
phe Pump house, $1,000
rne oreas'' gates drawing gears, &c. 2,Oe(
Fhe pump, water wheel, shaft for water
wheel, plummer blocks, &c. 5000
Pie ascending main from the pump to tue
reservoir a,2or
meselvon, 8,OoC
The main pipe from the reservoir to LIST
street, OF aoc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-23

" -, SoU,UUU
including stop cocks and branch-pipes, as
laid down on the plan herewith submitted, $4,000
The fre-plugs, With tho necessary
pipes and cross-pipes $1,000
The stop-cocks and frames and covers
considered to belong tn the fix
lures for eEtingu.shing Ere 700
- 1900
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-23

MARRIED-on tho 17th inst. 10 Chsstcrfsld couo,v, b,
Tue ho' Nh WooldrASe. Capt Wn q ELaa to Miss JAS
W0oL0HIpoE daughter OF the late WIN Wosldudsr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-23
BfGGRR,s PRIZE OFFICE.

nRAWN numbers in the Union Canal LOTTERY
IL Class No. 10:
~ 81 so 10 SO 40 30 2 4s.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-07
VIRGINIA INA I, hIttEEGSf;IGss!L1A,TURE.

YESTERDAY comnnc received from the Cover
nor enclosing resolutions from the Legislature of Vermont
ating proposed change in the the
u States, which motion of Mr. Eppe laid the Ia
bic
Fhe Chamen several of the Standing Committees made
On motion Of Mr Minor the House decided to proceed 10
the execution Of the joint order day. the election eff
Auditor of Pubic Accounts.
Mr. Christian nominated James T. Heath, who was elected
Without opposition.
On motion Of Mr. 5Tnos the House decided to proceed to
the execution of the joint order day the Election of
Second Auditor
Mr.. Minor dominated Jamds Brown Jr who was elected
without opposition.
communication received from the Governor enclosing
letter from Louis Dwight Of Boston, Secretary Prison
Discipline Society, accompanied with the reports of
the Society," in pamphlet form.
On motion Of Mr. Rutherford they were referred to the
Committee on the Penilentiary Institution.
Mr. Rives of Prince George moved reconsider the vote
of yesterday vacaiing the of Humphrey Biup return
ed delegate from the county of Matthews Mr. Rves
the object OF his notion was 10 allow MI Bups he heard
as be was absent yesterday from mdispOsIiim
Mr. Eppes opposed the motion, and said that Mr. BilUps
entitled seat, be heani and would he use
lcssy consuming the time Of the House the question had
been before twice decided in the same way.
Mr. Garland hoped that the motion would prevails the sud-
den disposition Of this question yesterday had The appearance
Of harshncss u did not follow the docision now would
bo the same as formerly The disqualification mag
removed.
MIR KercbivaI sad the House reconsdered this
it would be reconsider question directing
new writ of election 10 Issue.
The question Then taken-ayes 66-n6es 60 So the
! jouse agreed 10 reconsider the Of Yesterday.
Mr. White supported the resolution Of the COMMITTEE The
Conitee had given Mr. every opportunity produce
iSlacOry evidence that I've Minister of the Gospel
which he had failed TO do and would he improper
| nov, 70 permit further evidence
MI Bups called for the reading Of resolution offered b'
T Mason OF Frederick insructu1 the Committee OF PTlvI
leees and Elections. enquire whether MIR Bups
House
Mr. Bups said this was the third time m stood in this
aT before the HOusc c stated facts rc!d''on 10 III
V'S' ofiof0 Vie rest'0r That when us CONSTITUENTS re
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-07
Ebe Constitutional eeabtg.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, JAN. @, 1880.

ere Coarention.-The Convention yesterday, hay
mtg gone into Comnittoe of the Whole, went through
With the Report of tue Select Committee with the
exception OF the 3D. and 9TH articles relating to the
arrangement of representation in the Senate and
loose ut Delegates which were recommitted TO the
Select C"nmittee) after laborious session of near
SIX hours Heveral, not very vital, amendments wore
made, and various others suggested. but kept
in reserve. for the House. Yhe proposition of add
ing more members to the House of Delegates Tin
cfcasing 70 iio) aud thus of easing the fittn of
tho shoe where it pinches most it is Thought will
give new vigor to the eatre scheme of the now Con-
stitution, and increase the chances of its
through the Convention. Much dissatisfaction wos
Impressed from different qarters particularly from
The section south of James River uox, under tho
mountains, at the apportionment of representation
myth Select Cnmnittee-sut it is beloved that ,hs
canse Gun and will bs removed by the Select Com
nrfttee.
from appearances, yesterday, the Convention
dsa~s towards it's close, aad With moro cbeerinn
prospect of harmonious conclusion Nevertheless
oortA -ncestcr may again blow them out to sea-
There was the best spirit prevalent in the Commit
Zee of the Whole, and in particular a most eloquent
vinlicaton of the Judiciary by Mr.. Leigh of Cues
fErfieM.
es' In nnesaer column will BE found the apportiou
hIent of Delegates and Senators devised by the
Select Committeo which reported the new Consti-
rittion, and which by accident, omitted yesterday
Ihe two articles reported have been recommended
TO the Select Committee, and it ia prohable sill TN
dargo consider bic alterations
u We commence this morning. My. Cookies
Speech, revised by himself, in which he assigns his
reasons for taking tire step which has exposed him
to Criticism and animadrersiu This circumstance
and the Importance Of the subject, will secure it
general pernsal
~ Various COMMUNICATIONS on hand, viii receive
tie earliest stIention.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-16

VNNEE SheriIs OF the counties Of Amelia, Not,oway,
"a Cumberland, Powhstan and Chester field; Bruins
wick, Dinwiddie, Lunenburg and Meckienhurg; James
City, Charles City, New Kent, Elizabeth City, York;
Warwick md Henrco; Shenandoah and Roeki CHAM,
Augusta, Rockbrdge and Pende;on; Monroe, Green.
brier, Bath, Boletouri, Allegheny, Nicholas and Poca-
honias; and the Mayors OF the cities OF Richmond
Williamsburg and The town of Petersburg will take
no ice that elections to be held their
and other places prescribed by law for holding elections
IN the month OF April next TO represent their respec-
tive districts in the next General Assembly.
ADDISON HANSFORD, C. S.
feb &c lO3-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-16

HpY virtue OF Decree OF the County Court OF
IA - Cumberland, pronounced on the 23d day OF Feb
1880, in the case Of Z" Thomas L. Swami aud Sally
his wife, against Allen Wilson and Daniel a. Allen,
Eek ors OF Sally Macon dec and others, defendants"
we shall proceed, on Thursday the 18Th day OF May
next, upon the premises, TO sell TO the highe bidder,
so much OF the Tract of Land, formerly belonging
the said Sarah Macon, lying in the county of Cumber-
land, upon great Guinea Creek, will be sufficient
satisfy sRid decree.
The sum OF s 600 will be required in cash. and the
balance in one and two years,-ihe purchaser giving
bond and security, and deed OF The land TO Sc
cure the payment. JOHN MILLER, }
JOHN HUGHES : Trustees.
SAML HOBSON. \
March g. IO6-wds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-16

.hessrs John b. Haison, Robert Hudson, Uiiiidm 4.
Hudson, Nancy Robins, Jtdieh Heigh, Mary
Cheathan,, Robert Hudson (son Of .Ned) Mary
F0tcikss, .Nd'han Fd,clkes, adn'or Of Eaton Hud-
son, deed, Thomas DoztoeH and H6y Hudson.
A you not all citizens of Virginia, you will
IA take notice that shall, by attorney, the
End Monday in April next, between sunrise and set
of the day, at Sandy River Church, in the county
Of Prince Edward, State of Virginia, proceed to take
the deposition of Robert knight and others, be read
as evidence in the suit depending in the county court Of
Prince Edward, wherein you plaintiffs, and myself
and others defendants. Attend f you please.
JOSEPH NJ. ROWLETr, and others.
Brydie's Store, Feb. 4. 9l-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-16
March

e TEACHER OF MATHEMATICS.-I wish TO
IA procure the services OF a Mathematical ms rae.
tor, 10 aid in the Petersburg g. amman School. To a
gentleman OF unexcepiionable quail iicaons, scien-
hc anil moral, | would GU ranter from fur TO five
hundred dollars per annum. BARTHW. EGAN
The subscriber take This opportunity OF informing his
fris nds that his school is in successful operation
and offers many inducements presented i'm any
Elementary School, in The State. Mr. Vincent Ma.
tive of France atlen.s every day and gives lessons in
French upon the System OF Hamilton.
BARTH'W. EGAN
Petersburg, March 10 IO7-2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-16

a FEMALE TEACHER WANTED wish TO
IA engage a Lady competent to teach all the bran.
ches comprised in a useful female education to take
charge Of small School in nay family. My sole oh
ject is the education Of my children; AMI the
School will most probably be limited TO them, five in
number. Lady Of some experience as Teacher,
will he preferred. Satisfactory references quail
hca,ions and character, VIII be required. To suita-
bic person. board and $500 annually will be given.
wish tie School to commence on the Is July next
Any letter on the subject addressed to DR.. Thomas
Goode, Big Lick Post Office, Botetourt coun'y, will
meet with due attention. TIL. GOODE.
March 8. I05-w6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-16

EpOOKS II STATlONARY.-G. Mcdowell and
"a - Son, Booksellers, ) ationers, and Blank Book
Manufacturers No. 2i2, Market Street, Baltimore, >
have constantly on hand, l.rge and extensive stock
OF School and Miscellaneous Books, Paper, Blank Ac-
conn Bob and Stationary, which tn will dispose Of
to Country .Merchdnts, as low they be
procured for in any city.
".Srhose who purchase at this establishment, may
depeud upon having the best articles and wei packed
GJ9 Orders Thankfully received, and personally al
tended to. Feb. lS. IOO-w1w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-16

NWTAS committed TO the Jail Of the Town of Peters
w burg, runaway the 18th day Of October,
1929 negro who calls himself Robt Seldcn, and
also says that lac Is free man, aud by trade tobacco
MIST ta he served his time with Mr.. John Finders of
Richmond lie appears TO he about II % years Of
age, . feet Sinchcs high, dark complexion, has
on his left eyebrow and his right wrist. His
clothing consists Of cassine panaoons, round jacket,
black silk vest and fur hat The owner Is requested 10
him away, he will be dealt with as the law directs
Feb. !. 9i-w3m ROGER MALLORY, Tailor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-16


va ONSlEUK fONSON will stand the en- 'uing sea-
1YH son at Tree Hill, near Richmond, Va. His
son 10 commence ls February and terminate lt July
next lie will be let to at 80 dollars the season.
which my be discharged by the payment of 40 dollars
within the season. Mares be Insured at rs dol
lars. One dollar to tile groom in every case.
Every desirable arrangt ment has been made for The
accommodation Of mares sent TO this hero. They will
be pastured gratis well fed with grain if required %
cents per day. and stabbed in all bad weather.
One tf the subscribers will give his constant per.
sonal a.tcn ion TO in order that they may be re-
turned TO their owners in good condition We cannot
he responsible Tor accidents escapes, but will use
every exertion TO prevent bo'h.
Monsieur Tonson il beautiful bay, fifteen hands
three inches high with black legs, main and tail. He
is finely proporioned, exhibiting heauiy and power
throughout his form His blood, appearance and per-
torrance is equal, il superior, any horse the
continent His colts likely, and in high estima
ton. THOMAS WATSON.
hBNER ROBINSON.
Tree Ill., Jan. 90. s9-3aw Sm.
Country Wing and Petersburg Intelligencer TO in.
the above twice week Tor three months, and send
Il cir accounts TO T. ". and A. II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-16
NOTTON YARN.-Yirginid-- Union Factory.
situated IL miles below ChaIloile. villa ON tn

ANOTTON YARN Virginia Union FdctOry-
~ situated II miles below Charlottesville, tn e
mail stage road, leading from that place TO Richmond.
The propriers have hitherto forborne solicit pub
lie attention this establishment, owing the crcun-
stance Of the portion Of machinery in operation, being
90 limited, TO be insufficient supply the orders OF
those, with whose custom il favored in the outset
The superior quality of the Yarn, they conf
IDENTIFY say has been fully tested ami proven by expe
sSence; and having procured such additional stock
1f ss.achinery as to justify the expectation that they
will BE enabled TO keep stock on hand, sufficient
supply all orders which they may in future be favored
with, they are induced respectfully TO solicit
extended ha Of public paonagewith an assurance,
that the article sha at all time" be furnished the
most moderate and reasonable terms.-Al orders d.
sected to Union Mills Post Office, F!uvanna county,
GVs.) shall he promptly attended ,o-and the Yarn de-
Gvsred either at the establishment deposited in its
vicinity the Three Chopt Road, for the purpose OF
being conveyed by Wagons on return from Richmond
conveyed by water navigation, may suit its des
1nation.
TiMBERLAKE s J. * J. B. MAGRUDER.
Ian. is Sb--t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-16

.FUNWENTY OR THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD
~ Runaway from the subsc iber living in Camp
bill county last May my negro man Jim. will give
800 reward Tor appreherding him and conining him in
Jail so get hin again, $50 taken out of this s. ate
Jim IL an artiul fellow, between forty and forty five
tall, OF yellow complexion, with bushy head Of hair
his movements are quick he il good coarse shoerna.
ker, and do almost any kind OF coarse
work ! have no doubt lie has obtained free ia pers
aad il passing free man by another name ANY
information Of Jim, line directed To Falling Bridge
VIII be thankfully received. JOHN HOBSON
Campbell county Va Jan IL. St-wlm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-16

y UNAWAf IN JAIB-Was committed TO the
II a jail Of Montgomery County, in the state Of Vir.
gna, ON the 10Th day Of October last, negro mar,
named Ttm, alias Thomas Brooks, Who states TIA, he
is free Ian, but was sold slave in Aexandria TO
b. njan,in Lewis, Rice Ballard, and --- Moss
who took hun to the State Of M'-isspp and there sold
bin 10 George Davis OF Burk County. Tom is sup.
posed 10 he twenty-six years old, dark com.
ole Xion o five feet siR eight inches high toera
bly, stout built, very Intelligent, read, had when
committed very good dfdb big coat, and black hat
has scsf III" fikh side Of his face aud on his
right The owner is requested 10 come forward,
prove properly, pay charges, aud take him away or he
will bc dealt with according law.
WW. WADE. Jaifof,
Dec %. T-wI2f Montgomery County.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-16

N1NINAL ADVERTISEMENT & Cochran,
N being about to close their sales and business in
the course Of few weeks, respectfully request those
indebted 70 them 10 come forward and make payment.
They have still on hand, variety Of desirable DRY
GOODS; which, in order avoid auction sale, they
will sell much below cost. Purchasers in tied to
call goods will be offered such prices will in
sure sales. Feb is. 99--4ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-16

MI OTICE.-Ths Subsci iber has lost about Richmond,
~ on the three chopped road, small bundle OF
papers wrapped in piece Of brown paper, cont aiming
several bonds, notes, &c Those rccolie ciei
bord en- Lancelot Woodward and Samuel Dunn, for
sixty dol ars, di,ed by fifteen dollars given for the
hire of anesro man (George) in the year 1925 h
er bund OF the said Lanceiot Woodward and David
Woodward, for fifty dollars, given for the hire OF the
said George, with his wife and children, in the year
1929, and noe or due bill, Nelso Nuckols Tor
thirteen dollars, with some other papers Iecoeced
Reasonable compensation will be given Tor the delivery
of said papers to the subscriber living about 10 mil
above Richmond in the county OF Goochland near DIR.
Thomas Peers. The public cautioned against ira
ding Tor any bond rote, due bill payable TO the SUBJ
scribcr, any bond note due bill executed him
to any other person. THOS. THURMAN.
March g. 1O6-w4wS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-16

A CHICKAHOMINY ESTATE FOR SALE
IN The subscriber offers for sale, tract OF land
tanning 667 acres, lying the above river aud bounded
by for mile II is part of the tract known by the
name OF DangeriieIs, in New Kent, about 20 miles
below Richmond and four above tide water This tract
is inferior few in the country, and is about equally
divided in low grounds flats and high land Its
ven-nce TO navigation and quantity OF timber for plank,
scanng, shingles and slaves independent OF the ert
ty Of the SOIL renders il OF the valuable tracts
OF land the FLYER. II il believed that marie abound
IL, shells to be in several banks. The
terms will be accommodating to the purchaser, and
bargain may be had by application in person to the sub
scrber at Moons Mount, near Rappahannock Academy,
Caroline by letter directed 10 the Academy post of
fee, to Mr.. WIN. Brumley by letter, addressed TO
New Kent courthouse. JNO. DICK ERSON,
For himself and as agent and attorney for the dis
tributes OF the late Col. VIM DaingertielG.
dec. 81. 79-n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-16

A&TAS committed to the jail OF Powl,atan &C univ
w Va.) ON the 25h Oct. last, as Runaway,
negro man, who says his name is Rya-.hat he was
carried from Buckingham county, by Richard Bailey,
TO So',h Carolina, anil sold to James way of Sumr.
ter district, from whom he absconrd The raid negro
is OF dark complexion, five feet inches high-spare
made--to appearance, about 20 or Fl years old Had
on, when committed 10 Jail short roundabout coai,
home spun dove Notwithstanding shif-and sack
iOg panaloons. The Of said Dogro is requested
TO come forward prove his property, pay char gs and
take him away, CT he will be dealt with the fsw dr..
reefs. RICHARD BASS, Tailor.
Jan. 10. 86-wl2wr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-16

MOrICE.-In pursuance to order of the County
Court OF Buchingh will be sold for cash pay
Jail fees, at Buckingham Court House, the second
Monday in April next, that being Coutu day, negro
man who calls himself John Hatten, and says he is
free man; when he first committed to Jail, he
said he from King s. Queen County, and now ac.
knowledges that he is not from that County, but won
tell where he il from.
DOUGALD FERGUSON, Sheriff
Of Buckingham County.
March IL I0T-Im
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-16
HpLAsTER OF PARIS FOR sALE.-I9e tons Of

n Plaster Of Paris, just imported, which will be
ground at Mill and disposed Of in quantities to suit
purchasers. The public assured that il perfectly
pureand POS French Burr Blocks of excellent suaity
for Mill Stones. Aso-M our Rolling and Sitting
MILL and Nail Factory, 1000 to I200kegs cut and clnch
nails brads and spikes of all Sizes made entirely from
Swedes Iron, in Kegs frem 100 TO 200 lbs box hoop,
nail rods and horse shoe rom in small bundles and all
orders for rolling executed with dispatch
Feb. T. 9l-wSw II. HAXALL s. Co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-16

EDANAwAY, or other,yise disappeared from the
Mo, Plantation of Mrs Jane J'hnson, in fairfield
District, South Carolina, gro man AIMED ANTHO.
NY, belonging to ,he Subscriber living in said Dis
trct Anthony disappeared about the last o. 'ecen-
Der, 1922 He is about feet, 9 or 10 inches high,
compile xion some what light. well made, smart and &C.
tive. He was brought from, Virginia, or North Caro-
tina, about four years ago. by Mr. James Vaughn, who
fold him a Mr.. Still OF this District. lie owned
very small bay Poney, nearly blind and in low ORDER
which he role off, and it is supposed he had 20
S25 dollars in money. 1t il also supposed tina, he
read and may, perhaps endea FAVOR TO pass himself
free. liberal reward will he given by the Subscri-
Der for the apprehension Of said slave, and notice
thereof by letter addressed him at WDnsbor
Fairfield District, South Carolina. WM. AIKEN.
Winnsborough, S. G. Feb. I6 Sem
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-16

HNRUSr SALE.-By virtue OF Deed oi Trus-
a executed TO The subscriber by Thomas Richard.
sen. bearing date the 18Th d,y ol December, 1921,
and recorded in the Clerks Offices Of the county courts
of Henrico and Hanover for certain purposes therein
expresseJ; SHALL on the goth day OF this month, il
far, il not the iirt fair day thereafter, Sunday ex
ceped) sell upon the premises TO the highest bidder,
for ready money the life estate which sail Richardson
has, in rac. Of land, lying and being in the County
OF Hanover, about twenty five miles above Richmond,
near Aliens Creek Chu,ch, contanir z four hundred
and acres-Aso the following negroes: Cupid and
his wife Amy-and also all the said Richard-on's in
terest in, and TO certain egroes, &c devised to him
upon the death OF his mo her Martha Richardson, by
lis father John Richardson, being one fourth part
Acting as Trustee only such title will he conveyed,
"a is vested in me by the de d. aforesaid.
JOHN G. WILLIAMS. Trustee.
March g. loo ids