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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-26

Treatise on the Vine,
k.mbkACiNG Its history from the earliest ages,
- I" the present day, with descriptions of above
2oo foreign and 80 American varieties together with
complete dissertation on the establishment, and
management of Vneyards-by WIN q Prince.
just received, and for sale by
oct &c LANES UINsToN
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To Professors and Teachers.

10 Professors and Teachers
H'fIE Visitors and Governors of William & Mary
College, will proceed on Thursday the 9Th of
November to elect Professor of aIa,hematics-
The emoluments of the situation in The hands of the
late Professor varied from fifteen hundred to two
thousand dollars. Professor in this Institution-n
the facility which it affords prosecute literary pur-
suits-and in every other point of view in which it
can, or ought to be regarded by the lover of Ltera
ture and Science-possesses advantages superior to
tnose presented by similar situation in any other
University in the Union Letters addressed to the
Undersigned, post paid will be presented to the
Board of Visitors, aud receive due attention.
JOHN PAGE,
Rector Of William O. Mary College.
Williamsburg, Va. Oct. 81. $780,
N. The papers which have published the adver-
tisement ITO Professors and Teachers" will please
continue the same until he 9th November with this
ADDITION, VIZ: all communications to the Rector mus,
be post paid. oct e6-7tc
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WILLIAM d. MARY COLLEGE,.

WILLIAM d. MARY COLLEGE.
E'HE Visitors and Governors of this Institution,
having failed to form quorum on the Goth, they
are hereby informed, that those who did attend on
that day. thought Thursday, the 18th of November,
day which would probably suit the convenience of
majority They are therefore requested 10 assem-
purpose of eec,nr Professo of M,,ben,t tUe Tue
supply the vacancy occasoned by the resigna lion of
Professor Stewart. 1t is hoped that the necessity
for this meeting, will command due attention 10 this
notice.
To remove any doubt which may exist respecting
the Mathematical Lecture during the ensuing session.
this opportunity is taken, inform the public, that
In any event, provision will be made to ensure
the delivery Of the usual course
JOHN PAGE, Rector.
Williamsburg. Oct 81 1880 4tc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-26

hR II BRAMHAM informs those who are az
~ ficted with Dyspepsa or Indigestion, that he is
prepared to administer the newly discovered remedy
for that disease, in all which il is applicable
His address is Charlottesville, Va
New YoRK. Oct 5th 1890
do hereby certify that have communicated to
Dr. Horace BramhaIn of Charlottesville, Va. my the
DRY of Dyspepsia or Indigestion, and have fully in4
sructed him IN my method of Treatment and consider
him well qualified to manage any case that may DO
presented to him.
oct I9-6tc TALMADGB SUTHERLAND.
NOTICE.-Au application will be made to tho
~ Legislature Of Virginia, at its next session. for
the passage of act authorising the payment of the
amount due on certificate OF Virginn six per cent
stock, No. 1913, issued to John Adams adm'or of
Richard Adams on the 22d March 8O3, which Ger.
tlhcate not having been found amongst the papers of
the said John Adams, presented for payment is
presumed TO have been lost
X. A. DARLINGTON,
Administrator Of
oct t8-2aw4t RICHARD ADAMS.
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! clock, =. N

Ilckets To dawes ., quarters ? so, eighths %
Ij- Dismal Swamp Canal Lottery, No. I6, to be
drown at the Eagle Hotel in this city, on Friday at
hnlf.nasi 4 niclncl, -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-26
WILLIAM g. MARY COLLEGE.

Our readers will perceive in advertising CO.
lumns, notice that the mathematical chair in thus
Institution is temporarily supplied, and that meet
ing of the Visitors called for the 9Th of November
next to fill the vacancy occasoned by the resigna
ton of the late Professor.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-26

u The Philadelphia Inquirer [JaclsonI admits
that Col Watmough is Clay and unpcdged as
to the succession and charges the Sentinel with huv
ing opposed him on that very ground. The SENT.
mel does not even now pretend otherwise yet the Bal
timore Republican does.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-26
Managers Office.

'H'flE following are the Drawn Numbers
IN the Connecticut State Lottery. Glass No. 10
10 I'd GO 40 Al % IS 40
oct 26 YATES & MINTYRE Manr,rs
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oct s5-2t
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MANAGERS, OFFICE
- Union Canal Lottery, Class No. 10, DRAWN,
will be received To-Day, at | o'clock
CAPITALS.

Tickets $40, halves .. quarters 30, cighths p.
IL Dismal Swamp Canal Lottery, No. 16, to be
drawn at the Eagle Hotel in this city, on Friday, at
4 Al -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-04

IN EW-HAVEN FEMALE SEMINARY -'Tn,
o"inmer session OF this Institution will CONNER nee
on me hI.t "Wednesday Of May AMI terminate on the
hrs' wednesday Of October. The Seminary il .i,u,
Ted near the corner of Chapel and State streets Tn,
building is pleasant and conmodious and ADVANTAGE
tiful city. 10y ~ "
This Seminary is respectfully commended 70 the
patronage 81 The polite and liberal; its design is 10 ee
va'e me standard OF female education. The conr.e OF
instruction is carried on in a regular and contnno,
system OF acadcmical studies embracing ALI The Ier,
ry' scientific and ornamental branches aGapted IA
young ladies' so as TO give them an education of eoua
vsiue WIN what is gained by the Other sex in our
hgh-scbools and colleges.
Inc literary and scientific departments will be con
uuc'ea oy gentlemen eminently qualified for the i'm
portant charge The pupils live in the family of the
principal under government strict and parental aud
those particular attentions paid 10 their morals and
manners that are requisite at this period of
their hves In their religious instruction. the princ
pies and duties OF Christianity are strongly incuicaed
they attend such places of public worship as their
rents or guardians designate The Seminary is open
10 the reception OF the parents and guardians al the
to inspectits government and exercises
AS regular account of the progress of each pup IL
kept ana premiums and testimonials are awarded al
the close OF each session, according TO their
s'andng II Is desirable that the pupils enter as early
possible. ' %
None are admitted except with the understanding
a they are TO continue through the session on which
they enter The charge for each pupil over ~ wears
OF age is $500 per annum-lor those under the aye OF
~ $i7o' payable semi-annua!y in advance This sum
includes all charges Tor board, washing, room, fuel
lights. furnture and in the literary and i
en'lhe branches, except the ornamental branches.
which will be taught at the customary prices
JOHN M. GARFIELD
Reference to RI Rev. Bishop BrowneI: Rev Mr.
Croswen Rev. Mr.. Stone, Rev. Mr.. Bacon, Nathan
Smith and VIM McCrAckan, E.qs .Neto. Haven
rev. Dr. wainwright, and Seth p. Staples ESQ
.Ne'c YORK, Hon Samuel Church, SALISBURY; Rev
Mr.. Butler, Hon Stephen Warren, and 'Doc Shelloo
troy, ". Y Joseph Bennett, E+q. Charlie ston; Mr.
Johnathan Smith, Petersburg "a; Rev. Mr. Hawkes.
New Haven, May 4. I22-wsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-04
#.Not in tie last Legislature.
Extract IF a letter from

, WAsHINGToN, Aprl %.
"Nr McDu(4 has propos I'd an amendment 10 the hill
reported by the Committee on Manufactures He pro-
poses to reduce the duties first the standard of the
iarih OF 1924; and ultimately to that OF ISI6-He has
occupied hours in the discussion and will have the
hoor again to-day. The whole history of the aneri
can system" will pass in review in this ID -bate-
inough anticipate from this attempt to modify the Ia
ri no favorable result a; present, yet believe il will
contribute something towards the downfall of system.
which begin TO hope in few years will tumble into
ruins. ~
1.-The House was yesterday engaged tie whole dav
upon bll providing Criminal Code for this District
Much discussion ensued The discus ion gre OIL OF the
iact that the bill proposes make no distinct in the
punishment to be inflicted upon free persons slaves
on all The questions on this subject the line was
marked between The slave and the non. slave hoIdinS
S'aes. Mr. Doddrilge presented the singular ms stance
rom the Sou OF member voting against the Io,e e.
tabshed legislation in all the slave holding States upoo
simiar suhje is. No doubt from his long legislative
experience he thinks that il would be consistent " i'm
justice and ound policy to substitute in the case of slaves
Penllenary confinement for corporal punshmentsl
mention this circumstance by no means with a view 70
de,ract from MFR. ID. any thing he is entitled to ON the
score OF good and generous feelings but simply to show
MS pretensons to the character Of wise and
statesman.
Ihe proposition to subscribe $4,000 to the MAYS.
vile turnpike Company in Kentucky il now under dis
cussion, and w:i doubtless pass. Many other PROPOSE
tons oil similar character in progress through the
oue with like prospect of success, if there should
he Time sufficient. So 90 ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-04

& kHIO AND KENTUCKY LAND FOR SALE
~ by virtue OF two deed- of Tru't executed to ~ by
he iats Patrick HeTnlon Esq bearing date on the 23d
nay OF April in The year 1919, and fret duly recorded
~ me County Court Of Charles City, we shall on the
ih day OF June next; proceed TO SELL to the highest
bidder Tor cash. to satisfy the object Of the said deeds
We loowing property, to wi: Twelve hundred acres
OF land, in the county OF Union, State of Kentucky
except one hundred acres part thereof as reserved in
he deed certain tract parcel Of land in the coun-
o. CeInont state OF Ohio, lying The Of Clio.
yer Creek branch Of the little Miami Tn. life IN the
SAID lands believed to be good but as we act as tru
es.we shall convey only such te as is vested in u.s.
nose wishing 10 puchase, may, by reference 10 the
deeds in the Office of Charlie, Civ trace tho n,l
ne deeds will be shown on the day Of sale The sale
wan Take place between the hours Of III & ~ O'Clock Al
e 'front.' coor OF The Bell Tavern in he CITY Of Richmond
JOHN u. CHRISTIAN,
Maya ,935 81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-04

N tEACHbRS WANTED.-MRs. WILEY being I'M.
n DER The necessity Of leaving Salisbury, by the
let OF May me citizens OF This place are desirous Of en-
gaging Lady take charge Of Ibs FemaI ST.
nary here. Or 1t would be preferable, If a Gentleman
ana his Lady could be engaged, 10 take charge of
mae ana Female School. The Female School num-
bers, at this time, 10 pupis;and Male school Of abo",
mar number could doubtless be readily obtained wers
competent Instructor TO undertake H.
~ would be requisite that the Lady who would I'M.
uer'aKe the charge oil the Female School sbould ba
competent to give instruction in every department of
useui and polite Educar5 On; and that the Gentemsn
(snoud Lady and her husband underake) should be-
qualified TO teach all branches from The rudimenfs a,
he English, TO The Clsssieks.
salisbury is pleasantly locaed.in the Western, and
most desirable part Of North Carolina; with salubr.
Gus climate, aud highly cultivated shrTounding conn
ryi provisions are abundant and cheap, enabling mi.
ly TO live as cheap as any where in the state
Application Tor further inlormafon TO be made, In
writing, or otherwise TO DR.. 8. H. FeJr1ud
Salisbury, ", c. March 30, 1880.
May 4. I2Z-wav
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-04
CAMPFIELD RACES

hNE AND HALF miles from Gloucester CT
day OF May next, and continue four days
LIST Day-A sweepsake for colts and fillies 2 vears
os, e nca's sou en'rance-iour entries and closed.
Same Day-A sweepstake, mile heats entrance $50
ee Tor any not exceeding four years old that has not
won race on any established course.
"a Day-A post stake, mile heats 800 entrance
play or pay free for any years old to close ON the 26h
day of April. ~ -''''
Sd Day-Jockey club purse 5000, 3 mile heats, en-
trance So subject to a discount of 10 per cent free
Tor any member that has not trained and is oncbird
Interested,
18th Day-Proprctors purse mile heats, best in s.
Tree for any horse that has won race the previous
days-entrance SIS, 10 he added to the purse
Entries for the Post stake may be made with Mr. r.
" atson, Tree Hill, or with the Proprietor
Subscribers living at distance will please forward
their subscriptions, the subscriber is compelled 10
put up inc purse. TOM CARY,
Proprietor
- Board Eer day 81 25, including dinner at the Race
Course-Horse, 81 hours, 5Octs
Az unlawful gaming prohibited IN the couse. T. C.
May 3. I2a-td
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-04

kKHGOODS The subscribers are now in re-.
y ceit Of their Spring supply of american, British
french, German, SpsS and India Dry Goods n AIDE
up Of recent purchases in Phiiddefphia yNeto York
bOsto" ana england, and embracing almost every ar
ucIe in tber line They deem il sufficient for their Gus
toners 70 say, that their present stock is probably the
most extensive and best assorted they have ever had
anu 70 assure them and other purchasers, that they ne
Ne' nau - much In their power to hold out induce
ments 10 buy hom u', both at wholesale and retail
r. s. f. JAMES & Co.,
Market Square.
hPTH H. 122-6t
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mn. Peter Fore

mn. Peter FOrog
IHNAkE NOTICE that shall on the 4th day Of June
- next AT Piney Ridge meeting house in lIlc coun-
ty OF Charlotte, between the hours Of sunrise and ann
set, proceed 10 take the dispositions of Reuben Fore err
Pesley ID. Richardson, Charles Fore Sally Fore Eliza
beth Fore and others; and shall continue from day 10
day between the hours aforesaid until the whole Of The
dispositions taken, which are intended 10 be read "a
evidence in suit in chsncery, now depending in the
county court Of Charlotte; wherein am, surviving
partner Of John y. 4 Thomas Richardson plaintiff and
yourself and others defendants.
TiOS. r. RICHARDSON
May 4. I22-dT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-04

The Course was not well attended on the las, dav IJu,
'he "a anu the 81 days. particularly the Sd was much
crowded Many respectable strangers attended from
uls'"nce-and among them, was MIR. John Randolph
Vi Roanoke, who seemed TO be in better health ih,p
u =, T anc IN me spirits The Jockey Club dinner
OF Thursday flowed with champaign and was eniiven.
ed with toasts Yesterday the last day of the Jock
ey Ciub-but a new Club is organizing and we can,
no, doubt will be respectfully filled without much
"'""y' compiler.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-04
THE INDIAN QUESTION.

We lay before our readers the proce ednps of tbe
Choctaws Council the subject of their emf grafton
Ihey are willing 10 remove for consideration o..
o9o and an adequate apportionment of Western
Lands WITHOUT pretending 10 decide the question of
the Equivalent TO be paid, must content ourselves
with expressing hope, that the government of the
81 will never sacrifice its reputation Tor humanity TO
any pars'menious spirit OF appropriation.We observe
that the Bill be fore the Senate places $500 900 at the dis
poal OF the Executive, for the purpose of escting the
Emigration of the Indians "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-04

The above Returns are very incomplete and incor-
rec-By correcting Of our own errors and throw
ing IN the additional heavy votes Of Harrison and Gray
son. and the corrected poll Of Monroe the estimated ma
jory In our las is considerably reluced--Irom about
II 900 10 little more than e50O-We presume IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-04
FOR THE ENQUIRER.

I" The ereature'sy at his drty ,cork agaiap
In the Enquirer of the 23d instant under the
nature of James W. Walker says he had not
ochage tho minority OF the Court, late occasion,
mrogsr motive He then winds by saying, word
This redoubable wrerhis champion for county
wilmer after humble sphere smooth sang- think has
WISH TO hand his name to posterty writer Judging the
enusons Of his mighty pen Now advice him
TO nave no Tears that suhoct o il his should
posterty tho Gum Trees themselves will cry aloud and proclaim
The public, IL they have wish origin of tho
tToyersy which engaged will do consult the 1 vol
OF MI Jeierson works they will there find TO Col
John Iaylor, aud Mr. kechcval which points out
ol the real evils Comfy Conf
tenn conclude by advising the County CouY
Virginia. TO think of magistrate who las ,a
lation upon the bench. MADfSONIAN ~
.lails0n CnMrihouse. .1nrI01
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-04

IHE GENERAL Northumberland
The last Columbia Telescope and Charleston Mereu.
~ contain some watm and animated remarks upon a
bill recently presente 10 the H. of r. by Mr.. Mercer
on the Memorial OF the American Colonization So
ciey IL isstyled bill " To amend An Act, entitled
An Act in addition to the Acts prohibiting the Slave
Trade" passed March the third, one thousand eight
hundred and nineeenIt authorizes the Secretary of
the Treasury TO pay to the Board Of the Managers
Of that Society, the sum Of S25 for each and every
native born tree Of color Of the u. States Of A.
merics or any OF the territories hereof, whom tho
board OF managers shall afford TO him satisfactory evi.
dence OF their having transported from the u Sates
any territory thereof any colony upon the coast
OF Africa which has bsen. may be hereafter plant
ed by the said society: ProUided That the entire sum
30 to be paid shall notn airy year, exceed in
fifty thousand dollarst also provides that "yhen any
such free person Of color shall be an inhabian Of an
'ate or territory which has seaport the further sum
OF ten dollars, shall be paid by the Secretary Of the
Treasury out Of the appropriated az Aforesaid TO
deiray the expenses Of such free person Of color in
reaching the port at which he may embark"
The Telescope furnishes some indignant extracts
rom members OF Congress, upon the contents OF
this bill One OF them says, that no language
which could use, would convey TO you cor.
rect idea Of the feelings which this proposition and
others like il produce. Scheme after scheme in
ogen defiance OF the constitution, in mockery of cur
feelings, and in derogaton OF our rights, arc set on
foot and adopted with as lite ceremony as vote to pay
the Contingent expenses Of Congress IL is known to
all, with how much Jealousy we have to look 10 the
course Of this society and how distinctly we saw,
thought their covert designs the vital interest Of
het ou'u' "hen we gave humduohs VI neso oPD.
ions, (says the writer we charged with unchari
ableness with morbid sensibity the subject Of our
slave population But after few steps, gaining
strength and confidence by each, they have found a
committee. yes, blush to say, they have found
mittee in Congress ready TO minister to their sckly
stmpa HES, by offering premium to the treasury Of
the United States Of twenty FIVE dollars for every free
negro this society may send out Of the United 3 ates.
will not say word about the uncoDstitutonality
Of the measure. The constitution is not only dead
and buried, but II IL forgotten that we ever had one
hope no one n Caroline will ever consent 10 discuss
that ground. II is We should cay, eanret, must
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-04
April 4

- TOLEN from the Tree Hill Race6ed on Fri.
- gay evening last, the 30h Of April, Sorrel
Mare, upwards Of feet high, round bodied with b.
die and sadde, white spot in her forehead aud shod all
round years old this Sprogshe PAGES and irots WELL
VIII give twenty dollars for the delivery Of her to me
az my house, miles below Richmond, and ten dollars Tor
'he thief ROBT. CRADDOCK.
May 4. I22-s,
IHNbE Subscribers in want Of head miller at the
u Middleton Mills None need apply unless thev
can come well recommended for honesty sobricty aud
experience.
TUTwlLER, McGRUDER s. LEWIS.
May 4. I22-w1wS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-04

IN.
Time-1d heat, I'm 5s,.; 81 heat, I'm SIS; 81 hea,
I'm. 56'.; 4th heat, 2m.
This was most interesting race. From the start,
Roane's hIy was the favore--EShe has exhibited TO
great advantage and has excited great espec ialions
She would have run in the Post Stake on the Las. dsy
but for The death OF Mr., Guy. who had entered her
LAST DAYS RACE.
Friday was the foIr.h and last days race over IN.
Tree Hill Course for this season. The sport duriny
the present week, has not been as great a. wts ex
pecled-nor did the two races Of Yesterday CRAFTY
the expectations which they had excited.
The fret race was Post stake for Sl5O-Three
mile heais-And was contested by Polly Hopkins.
Macin's mare, and NORWOOD. The first was deci
dedly the iavorite--no even bets could be had-and
those which were made. heavy odds 2 or 3, or
perhaps more TO enc, in favor of Polly HOPKINS q.
gainst the felt Norwood seemed TO flse much
al The close Of the fret heat, but saved his distance
Polly Hopkins apparently very little fatigued.
The second heat was also won w thout much COM
petition. Polly Hopkins with ease, running with
The grace and agility which have much distinguish
ed her.
The scconi race was sweepstake for three wear
old, mile heats'-Entranee $500 Three only 81 1T
Hector Davis entered sister to Sally Hornet.
james M. Selden b. nv Sir Charles out OF Direc
TER mare, Ia bali sister Of Kate KearneyD
VIM. r. Johnson entered b. T. by Sir Archie out NJ
Coquette.
The bets ran in favor Of Jonnson's 6uy. Some WERE
taken in favor Of Sedens fly against Jobnson'sAnd
some made on the last against the field Seldom,
had been tried and had with credit last week
at Broad Rock against w. VI. Roanes succes sGuI 6II0
jOhnson's and Ddyi's lies were untried Bu The Tor
seemed TO be little too high in order though a
large and spirited creature
Sedens lilly poor, and apparently weak. John
sons won the hrst heat with some difficulty from Sell
den's. Mr.. Daviss mare being distauceJ the CONNIE.
tiiion was between the two remaining fllies But Sell
deus became much exhausted, tagged great deal TO-
wards the end Of the heat-and finally was compelled
TO yield the palm and the purse to her sole eonpel
tor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-04
FIRST DAVIS RACE.

OVER THE TREE HILL, COURSE
SweePstake, run for by DIR. Mrnga'sb full sis
ter to Arab, and Mr.. Harrsons b. f. by Arab, out Of
Creeping Kate.
hinges FLY l, bolted-time. Q min Istheat
Harrlsons hly, 1--time, min. 4 sec. I'd heat