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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-30
Valuable Lands for sale.

EN- pursuance of a Deed of Trust. dated the 9TH
q January 1928, and recorded in the county court
of Amherst, executed by David s Garland aud Jane
III his wife To Daniel Hggnboham and James
Lyous Jr. trustees, in trust TO secure the aymont
of three thousand and eighty eight dollars and nine
ty cents, with interest thereon, from the 10th OF
January 1895. to Benjamin W. Leigh and Robert
Stnnard To satisfy the said debt and the expenses OF
the us,-wIrI pE SOLD, at public auction, TO the
hirhcst bidder, for cash, of the front door of the
Ia ole Hotel IN the city of Richmond, Friday the
10Th day of December next. the following lands in
the said Decd OF Trust mentioned and conveyed and
more particularly described, VIZ:
One tract or parcel of land lying and being IN the
county of Amherst. on the north side and adjoining
BuHaioc River and on both sides OF liiggnbotham s
Creek and conforming one Thousand and three acres
lbv mctcs and bouuis in the said Deed of Trust de-
scrbsd) made M of the lands purchased of Henry
Holloway and William Lee.
One other tract or parcel of land containing sixty
ncres adjoining the before mentioned tract, and being
thn snmo land which was sold under decree of Am
hers, county court of September term 1905. pro
nonnced in the case of David S. Garland, admor OF
BENJAMIN Philips decd and guardian of George ID
phiips an infant son of William Philips, decd. com
planant, against Mary fhiIips WIDOW ana Ielict o,
William Ph,ps decd and others, defendants. and
boiny the same land which was conveyed by Gabriel
Penn TO William Philips, decd, by deed dated the
.t NAV 1885, and duly recorded in the county court
of Amherst. e,,.,.:.,.
lac, en,ined tract containing four punared acres (by
and bounds in tho said Deed Of Trust decrbcd'
and being tho same land that was granted to Aaron
lIirgiubotham and devised by JACOB 4y'ee the eideF
10 his two sons William and jacob
'rbc sale will be made by the subscriber, under the
sccr;al mower m the Deed of Trust expressed and
contained 10 The trustees either Of them, to make
IN, sale and only such title as is vested by tho sa''
TODD ~ th, trustees, Is to he sold and conveyed
All the sale will commence between tho hour
10 and o'clock of the day of sale above appoint d
o.,, c8-lqt sc JAMES LYONS Juno
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20 ssrttotg @atFA.
BY DaYENPORT. ALIEN q co.
DRY GOODS


On TUESDAY, November 30'h. at 10 o'clo ok. a.
Goods amongst which are
IS Ps. blk. blue, olive brown and drab cloths some
of which of extra quality
10 ps blue ard d. alb cassinr-cs, London Goods
so do blue, drab and Oxford inixd sa,tnetis, su>
per quality
bale white plains
do extra width cotton and wooen cloth Cor
servants
IT'S ps blankets, from to 1874. very heavy
and stout
500 striped blankets ezra heavy
100 point do do do
case extra dark prints
do rich dark ground Fouard do
do chocolate and kirhv do
% ps red green and white ls1,yrl
case Canton 90
Q Irish linens
case sup Cd merno cloth
de- cold crcassians
do cxtra Madras hdkfs
500 linen cambrc hdkfs; SILK end cotton do
case mems blk and miSd. plain end abed half
hoss; cold Vigonia do
cambiet clnaks and Valencia vests
do coored carbrrs
cases cologne water
do fancy soap
London crnva:s. beaver gloves, No black ,af-
feta
Ribnnds rich gilt coat and vest bu,tors, pear
shirt do
% bales Sd brown co;tons
80 do A do do
cases 4 4 g. 90 bleeched do
81 ID. A. g. Co Aucts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-30

II OST--On Saturday last, on Shockoe Hill, be-
Il tween the corner OF ii and Third Streets. and
Mr. Jesse Frauklin's Boot 81 Shoe Store. 45 or $50
in notes of the Virginia and Farmers Bank, two of
which were Tcns-the others FIves.-The finder
will be literally rewarded, and confer great favor on
distressed woman, by leaving the money at this
office nov %
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City Coffee House.

THNHE Business heretofore conducted by HESRY n.
4 TEMPIEMAN. at the well known stand, doors
below the Bell Tavern will hereafter be carried by
the subscribers. under the firm Of TEMPLEMAN Z
ALLEN Great pains will always be taken to select
OYSTERS and all other delicsces the affords, of
the best quality, and they will be served up at the
shortest notice, i'll any that may suit their
toners.
The Bar will all times be supplied with the best
Liquors that can procured in the market embracing
Wines of every fashionable vsriety-Privste Rooms
ranged and fitted for parties, and attentive and
obliging Servants will be in constant waiting.
The Proprietors trust that their unremttng atten-
ton to business, will ensure them the liberal patro-
mage heretofore extended TO the Establishment, for
which II. ". Templeman would embrace the present
opportunity to return his sincere acknowledgements
HENRY TEMpLEMAN.
nov 23-IOtc EDWARD ". ALLEN
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NOTICE.

Shall at the hour of eleven, \. NJ, on ihn 2Oih
day of December next, for cash Offer for sale. ut
lhc Deep Run-Pus. To the highest bidder, all the
Joint stock. consisting of mules machines, utensils,
&c &c. belonging 10 the 6rm ofSmith s. Gordon, jr.
ROBERT NJ. GORDON,
Surviving Partner
T. S. The business hitherto transacted in the
name of Smith g. Gordon Jr will. hereafter, Be Gre
ried on in The name and for tho sole interest of
nov 2,-eo ids ROBERT NJ GORDON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-30

candidate to act in suberviency TO his purpose The
consequence was, that none of the original sure
ties were received: Tho actnal sureties; if
grossly nisinformed. arc none of Thorn good
Of tho penalty The public security and interest
been made bend party and passions
Secretary: The Cos has been cloeged and
roled in his Operatives the custom house
great EXTENT onoverted eectoneepg ip.r-
for Secretary Treasury and his
of undergraduates a. however friendly 10 Won, has
such thoa that of the officers of that e
Establishment be society OF many
Of your friends because sy not also the friends and PAR
tizans your minister OF fbance In New York I am Told
the different politics from him
WHY apply principle New York another TO Phlade
pha The he found the personal passions and
iscious TYRANNY of the Secretary
Again Let you review your course with res
appica for Office from Pennsylvania there not
than case, which had determined appoint
particular individuals and had them their friends
ted nentons? Nav call instance
Of venerable republican, whose appointment an important
Office you had recommended President Monroe TO whom
you had Yourself is believed. determined give that or
otteT office, May ask whether Won are aware
that this headed apostle Of republican liberty nsued
with ths offer Of inferior Office Of dudserv
toms DO remember, sir, determination
ton the TIeasuershp of the Mint, Have in these
and other been defeated by the perseve
Of the Secretary Of tho Treasury VIII suffer
him to visit early and sincere friends with his proscpve
policy and his relentless persecution
have facts iy before you going my rcp.
resentaions of the disposition and character of that
LAFAYETTE
IJ7 The reader will not{ssss without perussY the
eloquent address Of Goblet to the people of Paris In
this production he quits his usual plain homey
ter of fact style. and attempts with success, appeal
to the passions
We conclude the mastery Report Of tho accusing
Committee
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-30

The Southern Quarterly Review, according to
notice in the last No. will appear no more. Want of
money is the frankly avowed cause its demise. To
supply It. and TO set tho Review its legs again, the
following novel Prospectus has been issued:
rrpor the purpose of sustaining "THE SOU
YUERN REVIEW" it is proposed to create a joint
Stock Company, with Capital 500 900 each The
amount subscribed shall be paid in before the LIST OF
Feb 1881. and put out at interest The income OF
the Cnpital thus invested shall DO applied TO discharge
the EXPENSE of the publication. Each Stakeholder
shall be entitled to Certificate Of stock. and shall
rccaive annually, Us dividend OF per cent upon
b;a investment a copy of the Review. The MONEY
collected from subscribers ohcr than Stockholders,
shall be divided among the Stockholders. making a
money dividend, in addition 20 the literary dividend
Until other arrangements can be made. the follow
np gentlemen will act az Trmsfees or Directors OF tho
Contamination. X Y HAYNr. Col WILLIAM DRAY
TOW, JAMES HAMrLroN. jan JAMES l.. PErrGRu.
HUGH s. LEGAnE. DR.. s II Dickson, Mitchell
K1ra and JOHN GApsDEN. Essulres.
Charleslon, S. 6. November Sd 1857.
How il il that so able Periodical as the Southern
Review and so able Journal ps the Banner of tho
Consti, ution arc etcrnay proclaimed through theii
Anti pariG admirers, should die Qkc the Review for
lack of patronage. like tho Banucr) should lngcr
out half starved existence, supported by (almos)
eleemosynary patronage, exorted through frequent &
melancholy appeals to its friends? These are the
crack publications of the pariyand we ccd not say
what is tho fair difference from the public leaving
them to be starved out The people care nothing
for their fine spun the ifirs.
Pie Secretary o)-He Treasury-AHedged corruption.
Although the specific charge contained in the fol
lowing letter to President Jackson, is made by an
ANONYMOUS writer, it in shape which ought
10 arrest the attention of tho Executive, il will
most assuredly command that Of the Public II is
made in q paper which supports the Administration
on the spot where NIL tho circumstances tronsptcd
and must be supposed to be known to thousands, and
where if incorrectly maciously stated, there exist
tho means and the inclination, to show ts fasIty lie
must be more than pnosophcally ncrcdulous, who
will not admit that these considerations supply the
name of an accuser, and cnt' tho ch,rg' s'rilus
enquiry the allcdged mscon u; be ola nature 10
deserve II.
And what is tho ncdgcd misc1ndnc' Of Secretary
Ingham' That he rejected surotcs to tho official
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-30

DIED-Ycs'erday morning Ans 1lunBARp, in
FAINT child Of James II Gardner. His friends and
those of Mr.. WIN. ii Hubbard requested to al
tend the funeral, Tomorrow afternoon ut half pas;
o'clock.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-30
BY OTIS nUNLO g co.
GROCERIES.


On Tuesday, the so II at half past 10 o'clock,
will be sold, at Auction Store,
90 hhds sugars, part prime
13 bags white coffee, wears old
so do Java do
40 casks cheese
90 casks Malaga wine
10 do Samos and Madeira DO
Is brls Baltimore Whiskey
90 do Pennsylvania old do
3 pipes French brandy
Teas all kinds, lamp OIL
100 doZ fancy soap
lG doz ron wire meal siiteTs
safes
I6 casks moulded glass ware
Leather, cloves. nutmegs. &c. &c.
90 o. d. s, Co. Aucls
ADDITIONAL
I6 demiohns Port wine
90 brs wbi'e Havana sugar
An invoice of flint stone Misunderstanding of pitch
ers, PLAIN and figured, assorted S, from and
half gallon TO pint-ars with covers &c sc.
so o. d & c. Aucts.
DRY GOODS ar AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY next the LIST DeceUher, at
10 o'clock will be sold at our Auction Rooms, largo
and general assortment; of srasonable
DRY GOODS.
Among them few pieces of elegant superfne
Cloths assorted cocrs, few pieces Cas-imeres best
snperfine assorted coorS, Point and Duie Blankets,
extra sizes, and superior quality; large quantity of
Satiinets and Casuets Farncls. elegant Cacoes
Camblet and Tartan Plads Irish Lren, Lawns and
Diapers. Damask for Table Cloths, Black I'alian
SILKS, Eick SIX tiandkeTcDIft~. MaGr2S Hdkfs OZ-
naburgs aud Brown Holland, Bleached and Brown
Shir;ings and Sheetlngs, Check and Plads Bo,nha-
zets and Bombazines. Booking Bnize; Meddllng
Cloths, sc &c erms sale
nov % OTIS. DUNLOP 81 CO, Auc'ts.
Tobacco Presses, sc.
Will be sold O. Auction, on Wednesday, 9Th Dec. a.
NJ III. l.. Wight's Tobocco Factory, 18th street,
unless previously sold at private sale,
iron presses
! wooden do
A quantity of clam IS, hoops, levers, &c. &C.
Terms at sale. Q. D. & Co. Aucts.
nov So
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-30
NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT 7.

A FTER the 18th November next. the line OF
"a Steamboats,. plying between this place and
Baltimore, via Norfolk, Will run bu: twice week,
viz:
The Richmond, Capt. Chapman, will leave Rock
etts at the usual hour. the mornings of Sunday
and Wednesday; and on the following morning, one
of the Baltimore Boats. will leave Norfolk at
O'Clock A Boat will leave Spears Wharf at Balti-
more. for Norfolk on the afternoons OF Sunday and
Thursday. ot O'Clock.
The freigh, and passage Boat Columbus, Capt.
Turner. will continue To run as heretofore, from
Baltimore LIST. 10Th and Goth of each month, and
from Il edmond the 9TH, 18th ani 25th.
oct 30-sawi2t L.. LUDLAM, Agent.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-30
ALMANACKS FOR 1881.

EUST published by PETER COTTON, 6, for sale
- at his Bookstore, the VIRGINIA and NORTH
CAROLINA ALMANACK FOR 1881, contain
ing the rising setting places and cclipses OF the Sun
and Moon; the southing and phases of the Moons also
her are for the isi 9TH, 3h 10Th, and o5h DAYS of
each months liz rising, setting and southing of the
most conspicuous fixed Stars; also, the increase de-
crease and length Of days, with the festivals:
rect list orhc different Courts of Virginia and North
Carolina, also Judges of Virginia and North Carolina
with l.rir salaries; list of Senators and Members
of Congress; 30, SENATons AND HOUSE on DELE
GATES or NiRGtNtA. ELECTED UNDER the NEW
Constitution; Officers of the Government of the
United States; minute and interesting account OF
tho great Eclipse in 1885, variety of useful receipts,
anecdotes, &c &c.
Also lust published, the CONSTITUTIONAL
ALMANACK FOR 1881. containing The Amended
Constitution. or form Of Government OF Nirg mia.
adopted the i4'h January, 1885, Members ui the
: nate aud House Of lcgatcs Of Virginia: Virginia
ReTrcscutativcs in Congress; list Of Courts Judges
OF Virginia &c &c. calculated by Joseph Cave, OF
Orange County Virginia; adapted TO the latitudc and
meridian If Richmond
- For sale by the grocc, dozen. or siuglc, a
Corro1ts Booxsropr, two doors above the Eagle.
new 2p-3t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-30

HgAS removed hrr Boarding lIros to the spa.
4 cous Tcnemcnts at The foot of he Csptol
Square central airy and 81 asant situation e. M
bninr as many local advantages any m the CIV
She is preparcd 10 receive Bonrtcfs bg ihc W e.,
month or year. and has roscrvcd s0veTe, rooWe igr
the reception n ,rnh g The loCIs,a'ura Travel
er- and uavc'!rc ''rrics may rely Gpon every at
tcn;iup ~ her power
nov 20
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-30

xxTANTED a frs, rate mall house servant for
40. Of Ill H. DREW.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-30
NJ ARTNH - AWS

MRS THOMAS HATCHER will open her
IvA House "a Frame Building south side of Capi
tol Square,) for the reception Of boarders By thu
week, month, or ycar-aso, 8 or 10 Members of the
ensuing Legislature can be accommodated. There
have been some repairs and improvements recently
made. which she trust will render the situation
comfortable and desirable. She will likewise be
glad board gentlemen who may wish to lodge else
where.-Terms in each case very moderate
IL Wanted 10 hire Man Servant. by the month
nov 3O-eo3t dot
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-30
$500 REV ARID.

DY virtue OF subscrip ion signed By sundry
ID citizens of Richmond. land deposited at the
office OF the Comper.) the above reward of SIN
HUNDRED DOLLARS. is hereby offered for the
apprehension and conviction of the murderer or
dcrers of john REID whose body was found near this
city on Sunday last. nov 20
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-30

TICKETS 81, halves ., quarters Tor sale ut {
Exchange and Lottery office of
nov 80 THOS b. BIGGER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-30
Mickle's Office.

Tickets si-Haives e-Qnarters I.
For sale at e MICKLES,
nov 80 Next below the door Of the Eagle Hotel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-30
BIGGER's PRIZE OFFICE.
The drawing OF the Delaware e. ". Carolina
Lottery. No. 10. will be received on Thursday


Tickets 81, halves 2, quarters /.
Virginia State Lottery, No. 3,
To be drawn IN this city next Friday.
CAPITALS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-30

bond Of the Collector Of Philadelphia, knowing them
to be respons,ble and accepted others knowing them
to rrosponsibe-that his object in this was to se-
and retain an unlawful influence over the cocc-
tor, IN order to force him to make subordinate an
pontments acceptable to his private views-that he
has effected this object, the scandal of propriety g.
public Justcc--and that the bond Of the collector
through these, his inrigues remains without rcspon-
siblo names.
We conclude this morning, tho Report of the
Committee of the French Deputies, on the conduct
Of the French Polignoc and his associates. We ask
the reader to the parallel between their conduct.
and that of our Polgnac Administration, and OBJ
the close idcnity of the employed by men
placed in the same circumstances of possessing pow
which they did no, deserve, and seeking to retain
it by the prostitution Of their Official influence. Both
administrations calculate largely upon the offices, the
patronage within their disposal, to influence the cur
rent of popular feeling iowa ds them. Varied somewhat
by the characters OF the Governments, the moral
system is the in both: in BOTH services in elections
rewarded with place, and opposition punished by
deprivation or the non fnlflment of expectations and
country, Which ought be filed with single eye to
its honor and advantage, used rs brides to pur-
chase power avert hostility. In France the con-
Stunning vengeance ofthe People has overtaken their
prof gate rners-here time has to disclose the issue
For the Pennsylv anis Inquirer.
TO GENERAL ANDREW JACKSON
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
SIR: No. III.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-30
MANAGERS OFFICE.

The Delaware and ". Carolina Lottery, Class No
10, Draws TO DAY, and the Drawing will be re-
cejved on Friday
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-30

&c. &c. &c.
Tickets only ST, halves 2. quarters l..
D, Tickets for sale NJ this O.fce.
YATES & MCINTYRE
nov 80 Man gers
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-11

oSme wora wouuueo, and otloss dead Those
.iSt were uninured, were endeavoring TO save thorn
serves anu Their property; and each in cndeavor;ng
IN accomplish his own object, increased tho T;c,,
ana danger OF escaping from the bout A numbc,
OF trunks were hastily thrown from tho boot to,yards
.he shore. Some of these fell into the water. Our
INFORMANT saw one unfortunate passenger WHO lad
jumped overheard struck on the head by trunk and
&c Tanks others pcrslcd in the like manner
Among the passengers who were Injured. was
gentleman who bad been injured by the explosion ON
D"ard ;he Helen McGregor lie had Ius, recovered
rom las wounds, when lie experienced this second
disaster on board the Caledonia.
The gentleman with whom we have conyerscd.
hhHs tie tolcr defective; but is of opinion that the
immediate cause of the accident was the boats be
ing thrown ont of TRIM by the passengers PRESSING
90 one side to view The scenery In this way, he
THINKS he water was thrown on one side of the ho
tic Ere. "0'''" Vi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-11
2stetessa SsaDaQ.


W Having published certain cuor,es from the
l'ynchburg Virginia., addressed In the Nashville
Rrpubican, which queries iel II TO be inferred lha,
tho money for which Mr. Parrish, jate Cashier ortbc
bank oil Nashville was dvfaultcr had been used for
political objects, we feel under necessity of rcpub
fishing the defence made By the Nashville papor,
'hough' bu; for being required by justice 10 do SO
much' VIC should unwiliingy place ourselves in con.
tact with the paper which we quote.
having replied TO the piece of the Virninian. tho
Republican says that endorsed the statement. md
whereas the Firgiuian only insnunted that the mo-
ney had been returned from Washington, VIC assert
ca the fact Those who emcmbcr wha. We soid
VIII remember that It entirely hypoihetical-if
The statement in tho Ni-ginian We're true-iCthe os,
money had been sent back, and that from Washing
ton--thon VIC said it had probably been saved (os
much as was sent from Inc first years salaries. We
ord not indoTse the statement Of the Virgnien, far
Their than to express confidence in the character
OF that paper and that it had information in relation
10 this affair upon which its editor relied or he old
not have spoken. Tint endorsation wa aro yviIlino
TO renew As to the facts themselves in relation 70
the Nashville bank-'ce knew nothing-we never
pretended to know any thing-ond OF course we
could have affirmed nothing We were struck with
The plausible array Of circumstances gathered in the
N"glnlan-they made an impression upon us--and
we spoke that impression aud no more.
VI the suiicicncy Of the annexed vindcation we
leave the reader to judge for himself Undoubtedlv,
Tor the honor of the U. States, we are wiling 20 see
their Chief Magistrate cleared from this and all ohe-
imputations Though opposed to Gen. Jackson, we
are not the reckless opponents who to impcatc him,
would throw dishonor upon country, or we hope,
offer violence to Justice or Truth
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-11
MARSHAI,S SAI.n

pY virtue of decree of the Superior Court of
- Chancery for the Richmond district. in a oa,s.
t"erein deP"Hcmg between Edmund WaRs, pltf.
against William II. Foushee and James RawIingx
eXor Of William, Foushec sem, decd df,s-I shall
proceed 10 sell for cash, ne premises in the coun-
ty OF Warwick, on the 5th day Of June next, at
Pnolc auction the tract of land in the bill mentioned
beirE three hundred ard four cen acres and one
quarter of an acre, called Rich Neck; or so much
thereof as will be sufficient to satisfy th said derree
and expenses OF sale.
CHA. l. WINGFIELD,
8. c. c. w. D.,
ma lo-tos MAY Sd, 1890.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-11
MdrshGPs Sale, an Kong WiIIiam.

DURSUANT TO decree of the Superior Court
n of Chancery for the Richmond district pro-
nounced on the Sd day of April 1890, in the case OF
the PARTIES, shall Monday the Let day OF Nav.
1880, at II o'clock. A. ~. offr for SALE at public
auction, on the premises, the highest bidder, for
cash, one moiety of the two hundred acres of the
tract OF land called Springfield" lying in the coun-
~ OF King William. held by Cornelius Dsbney by
descent and by purchase from Richard Dabney: and
also, necessary, nioiety of small tract Of for;
est land, near the first mentioned tract.
J. GUERRANT, N. $. C. c I'D,
ma SIT Or IF his Dsputier
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-11
Furniture at Auction.

DLEAsANT wINSTO N, intending to reuoxs
n from Richmond will sell. on Thursday the I3;h
inst, at 10 O'Clock, at public auction at his REST
dence on Church Hal, all of his household and ki;ch
en- in' nitnre consisting OF the usual variety Terms
cash. Sale conducted by j. s. S. Cosbg g. Co.
ma II-tdS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-11
.ht,c YORK. ,itnrket .NLnu, :

The auction sales of Sugar which were attempted
Yesterday, succeeded but poorly. The arrivals have
been large, the ssles small The market is very much
depressed We think that to day it s full of cent
lower, for all Muscovadoes, than was at the begin
ming Of last week Flour is held with rather more
confdcEce.-.Jour. Com.