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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-14
EDlvANNA RIVER LAND FOR SALE

ED WANNA RIVER LAND FOR SALE.-In
lU conformity TO the last will. SC of Wilson j. Cary,
decd the Undersigned now offers tor SALE on advanta
geous terms that valuable Of land long known by
the name OF Carys Brook, situated in the county of
ruvanna, on the waters OF Ivanna river, about nine
miles above the junction Of that river with the James
This estate contains by recent survey 1861 acres of
which III Ia acres 81 rate river low. grounds
23S i-2 second low grounds ~ creek grounds
qua.y, scarcely interior 10 those lying on the river;
and the balance l777 high land OF excelepi Quail
i'y large portion Of which Is uncieared and heavily
umoeted The improvements On this property, con-
sist oil large two storied brick dweng-house, snf-
GENTLY commodious aud recently erected; kitchen ice
house with the usual number OF houses and Offices:
all conveniently sitnaied and aranged also barns sta
bles, tobacco houses, shelters negro csbin SC SC in
good rcpair-attsched TO it, and convefient dis
lance, is an excellent gris MILL with solid stone d. m
and mill house, and an OVERSIGHT wheel, running two
pair Of stones The this mill is very profa
most lasting 10 this section Of country having continue
TO grind with abundant head OF water during the late
excessive drought; also on the same Site saw mill,
capable OF doing very great work from its
locaIisn and surrounded by .en.e tract of lie av
ly timbcred land. In the immediate vicinity of tbs
estate are two large manufacturing mills. situated on
the waters OF hesame river aod within the distance Of
three miles-The Undersigned deems il unnecessary
to enlarge upon the capabilities and advantage. a this
estate quality oil its soil, sc sc. TIE crops raised
are as large, or larger than those raised any
tae OF the same size in this section OF country Ii
also in very improved state, having been extensively
laid down in clover and Timothy. IL presumed, how
ever, lst those DESTROYS OF purchasing, will satisfy
themselves at its superior advantages, by viewing the
premises The land will be sold entire or divided into
lots as may be required by purchaser Aso if
ed, number oil exceedingly valuable slaves stock of
every kind, crop on hand, plantation utensils, &C. will
he disposed OF ON the with the land IL no,
thus disposed Of the same win be cold for cash OIL ,se
premses-Terms OF slIe will be accommodating and
made known by the Undersigned by whom residing
at Palmyra Mills. or by Mr.. Mel b. Gay living on IN
premses-the property will he shewn 10 person, wish
ing to purchase. w. TIMBERLAKE Ad'sr
Sept. 3. 3i-.s OF Wilson j. Cary decd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-14

pursuance Of an order OF tho Superior Cou,t of
II Chancery for the Richmond District offer Tor sale
Tact of Land on Crump's Crsek, in the com OF
Hanover, about four miles below the Courthouse, con-
tanning ll20 acres which laid OFT into four lots and
will bs sold jointly or severally.
dlso, Tract OF Land in the county OF Goochf0nd
on the waters of Little Byrd Greek, Containing 537
acres-adjoining the Lands Of Mr.. J. w. Payne aud
others.
The Hanover Land will be shewn 10 persons wish
Ing to porcbase, by Mr.. Laney jones' who lives ne ar
1.-THE Goochisnd Land. by Mr.. Payne
For Terms, (which viii be accommodating spply to
me near Hanover Csurlhou.e.
WN +. WICKHAM,
SurvivingTrua!ee of the E,tate of SAml Gis,, dec
Aug. l3. 2S-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-14

fSPANlSH HtDES.-Just eiv.d and for sale 800
- Spanish Hides JOHN POE s. BROTHERS
N. B.-Skrting, Harness, Bride, and Upper Lea
tther, flashed, in the rough state will be received in
payment, at the market price, for Spanish Hides.
Aug. 81. 1876 J. POE BROTHERS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-14

I'D EMOVAL.-JoHN PoE & BROTHERS have re-
H moved to tho stose recently occupied by VIM. F.
Micou, few doors below the Bell Tavern, aud imme
dately opposite the Mansion House,where they offer
for Gale large assortment of Leather, of their own
Tannsge, consisting Of Sole. Harness, Skiring, Calf
Skins. BAG hides, upper Sheep ard Brdle Also Tan
Ders' and Curriers' Tsoi,; Shss thread, Vsrnish, Oil
&c. Aug. 81 30-9t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-14

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tuueUteu 10 tHe ntm OF Kyle g
IN Cochran, requested to forward aid settle
their sccounts.
They ere desrous Of closing their business as early
~ possible aud II IL hoped this notice will me ct the i'm
mediate attention Of those cerned.
July 27. 23-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-14

UNATIC HOSPITAL, WILLIAMSBURG
Notice lie hereby given that athe cells in this in
ttution occupied, and that mors patients will
he received until some Of the said cells are vacant;
~ notice of which will be given. BY order OF the
Curt Of Directors. l. HENLEY
May rs. 5t--u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-14

Horses without the limits, az heretofore laid down
are excluded from running for ibc jockey club purse
sept. 3. 344t THE PROPRIETOR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-09
DINNER TO Mr.. SENATOR BARTON,
Al IntfiHn,Ua I'm

A late Western mail brought us an account of the
public dinner, given at Louisville, in Kentucky, TO
Mr. BARTON, Senator from Missouri The subscrl-
bers numbered nearly hundred Dr.. Richard Fer
guson president, supported by Coleman Rogers and
Norborne q. Beall, as Vice Presidents. The dinner
vas, Of course, marked by strong opposition to the
present Admnis ration. The fifth of tho regular
toasts was as follows:
Zion. David Barton---Wbile such sentinos are
stationed the watchtower DOT eoen tho silent step
Of E1eeutioe entrench,Dent will pass unobserged."
This toast beng drank, Nr. Barton delivered an
address to the company IN the same vein Of wit and
pate at the last session. The following extracts
from il will afford to the general reader, perhaps
better idea Of it than this description:
"Mr. Presidentand Gentlemen | recognise in the
personal ailuson to myself with which you have Just
honoTed me, a sentiment more noble, and more wor-
thy Of ffeemen, than mere personal compliment.
recognise your consistent adherence to the great
principles Of civil liberty regulated by law, your abb
borreDce of despotism governed by arbitrary execu
tive will, and your unwavering attachment to the
constitutional principles and national policy for which
you entered into the late Presidential contest; and
for which we Dow have the honor to stand toge' her
IN opposition to their violation and ABANDONMENT.
"During the struggle for them by the minority, at
the late session OF Congress, they who expressed
your sentiments in public debate were not more de-
voted TO your cause than that part IF the firm pha
lanx, who either from want Of q habit OF public
speaking, or from bodily Dfrmity, took little part in
the PUBIC DEBATE These last were among your most
wise and sofe counselors-with one Of whom had
the honor lately to receive the public appreciation of
an assembly Of citizens, at the neighboring city OF
Cincinnati, of which any man might feel an honest
and patriotic PRIDE The appreciation Of such
blies as That, and the one now address, is indeed
the highest reward Of public man if, in truth, his
country's good be the real object Of his exerions-
assemblies, composed Of patriotic gentlemen Of the
heads Of society, seeking private emoument; rail-
lying in support of tho principles of the constitution
al liberty which they conscientiously believe to be in
danger"
In looking around US for n man faithful TO our
principles, thank Heaven we ore not destitute Of men
to save them. We have remaining TO us Clay, a
Mclean of Ohio, and a Webster--without going
any further, and we not half ruined, yet"
"Let us now take look at those dlgnitaries oi
the land, the Secretary Of State, and Vice President
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-09
COMMISSION BUSINESS.

vENlIE subscriber having taken that large and COM
- modious fire proof warehouse formerly occupied
by bessrs J. q w. Soutbgate. with OF the best
and most convenient wharves in the Borough of Nor
folk, for the purpose Of establishing himself in the
COMMISSION BUSINESS, begs leave mo { res
pecfuy to inform his friends and the public that all
business committed TO his charge shall be attended
TO with fidelity and despatch and can most confident
y assure all who may think proper 10 make consign-
ments to him, that the interchangeable exertlons
shall be made in the sales of those consignments
to the promotion of heir interest. The subscriber
hopes, by strict and unremtng attention to his bust
ness, TO merit n share of public patronage.
The House and Wharf will in a very few weeks
be in Grst-rate condition TO receive any thing.
HJ.S WORMELEY.
LII.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-09
Irish Linens, Sheetings and Diapers.
n. III JENRLyNS IRISH LINEN STORE.

LNAMfLIES, and persons wanting any Linen
IL Goods, will now have opportunity 81 selec-
and ps. will be sold by tho yard-aso Irish and
Silecia SheetiDgs, Birds Eye and Table Diapers,
Long Lawn and Linen Cambrcs and Cambria Hdkfs.
at all prices-for sale in any quantity, at reduced
prices, at JENKINS Irish Linen and Fancy Dry
Good Store.
". u. All LINENS purchased at this House, are
tearTonted pure Rtpen, and Grass Bleach
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-09

NOTICE.---The subscriber begs leave to inform
In his friends and the public generally, that there
will BET COTILLION PARTY at his house Dos
worth, Hanover county on the i4th inst. at three
o'clock p NJ, at which time he will be prepared to
accommodate all those who may think proper par
ticipate in that amusement UJPhe Music is inferior
TO none in Virginia
July9 1t ALEXANDER FRAZER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-09
From The National Journal q Wednealdy
GREAT REPI1RIJCAN FESTIVAL


The Anniversary of American independence was
celebrated 10 this City, on Monday the 9Th iustsn
with great enthusiasm by large and respectable as
sembly Of Mechanics and other friends CT the Amer,
lean System, Internal Improvements, and HeNRY
CLAY. Shortly after breakfast the People began TO
assemble on the open Geld The mall at the place
selected by the Committee of Arrangements as the
scene Of the celebration. The spacious area in
which the dinner tables had been fixed was one hun
dred feet long and fifty feet broad, and contained
,9ur tables running the length Of the room, except
the space occupied by table placed transversely in
the centre. This edifice erected in one day by
the voluntary labor Of portion of the guests II
was defended from the SON by foof speedily but
pacLy made, over which doated the American flag,
with its beautiful variety Of coors, and two other
hSgs. one bearing the inscription Of Internal Improve
mems, and the otheB that Of the American Sys-
tenn In the same limo with them, and at a few
yards, distance standard inscribed with the name
Of HENRY CLAY, was hoisted at IL O'Clock, under
national salute, on the ground near the artillery In
front Of the temporary building and nearly adjacent
To ita platform and awning were raised to accommo-
date the Reader IF the Declaration Of Independence
and the Orator. Between ~ and o'clock these gen.
tlemen, together with the Chairman of the Commit
tee Of Arrangements, took their seats The Declare
ton Of Independence was then read by Mr Nathan
Smith, prefaced by hricf bu, most impressive nd.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-09
For Rent at Public Auction.

For Rent at Public Auction.
"A On Monday, the Goth instant, (July,) at
lam I2 O'clock will be rented ut Bubble Auo-
Hill ton, on the premises, for ~ months, the
Asab Union Hotel aud the appurtenances there
to attached Possession will be given the lat Au-
gust. Phe Tenant will be required to give appro-
we'd secnrty for the rent, payable quarter yearly.
jy 9-15t IL w. ROOTES,
EnrR nnk III
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-16
Books and Stationery.
CheaDer than uSunI.


IFNHE subscriber feels disposed 10 admit that the
Il pressure in the money market is such, ns to de-
mand reduced prices. He therefore intends, this
day to reduce the price of his goods, thereby making
practical test Of the advantage the public will de-
rive from lch course trusting that it will be duly
reciprocated. During his in business it has
been his constant desreto give entire satisfaction to
his cristsaaars F,UllU sss-
erally that he will endeasor Thy his uuremtted at
uention to their interest, in the selection Of the very
best articles in his ne and the disposal of them at
low prices, to merit continuance of their favor.
He also assures the public that he will never give
any article i'll his store, recommendation beyond It's
intrinsic worth.
He offers for sale general assortment of Law
Medical, Theological, and Miscellaneous Books; La
tin, Greek, French, Spanish, and English School
also, large stock Of edgcrs, Journals day. letter in
voice, bill, record, and Sher!fs Books,
Gentlemen who wish to complete Libraries of Law
Medical, or Miscellaneous Works, can have them
furnished by the subscriber, at the low price Of 81
per cent above cost and that cost will be the lowest
wholesale cash price, at which they can be procured
in the Nor hern cities.
Orders far England ard France executed in the
shortest possible time.
The subscriber begs leave to call the attention of
the merchants to his assortment Of writing paper
quilts, desk penkniyes, and stationery generally he
being well assured that they are very superior and
unusually cheap.
Book Binding in all lis variety of elegance and
plainness, executed at lbs usual low prices, with
talthfulncss and despatch. r. ID. SANXAY.
ap l4-ts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-16
Picture of the Virginia Convention.

Picture of the Virginia Convention.
TINE subscriber proposes to publish, in n superb
Il coppcr-plate Engraving, the Picture which he
has just completed, OF the Virginia Convention. eX-
hbiting perspective view Of the interior of the
Legislative Hail. with all the members in their seats.
The Picture has been wrought with infinite pans
and attention TO fidelity OF The likencssSs, and con-
tans lus 100 Portraits, all Of which have been
fully painted from life. The Engraving viii be of
very large size, l33 by 26 inchcs) and published in
the form Of Trumbulls print of the Signers Of he
Declaration Of Independence, with complete expla-
natory Key, neatly engraved, accompanying each
print giving the names of all the Members, and the
Districts which they represent.
IL IS hoped that persons wishing to obtain the ear
lest impressions from the plate and have them deli
vcred at their residence, will feel disposed to add
their names to the list of subscribers for the prints
thereby encouraging the artist to proceed with this
very expensive publication, which will depend entire
y upon the encouragement; which may be afforded by
subscription.
The price Of the prints, to subscribers will be IL
dollars, payable Mt the time Of their delivery.
Persons DESTROYS ofsubscribng To the above work,
arc requested TO transmit their names as subscribers
in letter, post paid, directed to Geo Cailin, Rich
mond, Va, stating therein the place OF their resi-
dencc, and tho number Of copies they desire The
prints will be delivered TO subscribers living IN the
State OF Virginia, at their residence but subscribers
living ont of the State, must designate the place Of
their residence, and some place for the delivery Of
their prints m the safe OF virginia, or IN inc Cty Of
Washington Charleston, New Orleans, Savannah
Cincinnati, Pttsburg, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
York, or Boston, in either of which places the sub
scrbcr will engage to deliver them, according to di-
rcciions. GEO. CATLlN.
Richmond, March 3la, 1880.
We, tho Subscribers, having been familiar with tho
above mentioned Painting by Mr. CatlIn, during its
progress, aud being enabled to Judge of the fidelity
of tho hkcncsscs do not hesitate To recommend the
work to the public for their patronage.
JAMES r. PRESTON,
' A. CHEVALLIE,
w. +. PENDLETON,
pn2..ciwct THOS RfTCUTF
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-16
FRESH DRY GOODS.

II anticipation of their general advertisement, the
u subscribers inform their customers, and other pur
chasers, that they have received by the last arrivals
from Philadelphia, New York and Boston, One Hun
dred and Eighty Packages Fresh American and
British Dry Goods in which included their own
importation from England, (via New York; consist
ing in part of the following articles:
Extra blue black brown. olive, and olive brown
London cloths
Extra blue, black, drab, mixed, fancy mixed and
lavender London cassimeres
Plain and fancy white London Marseillcs uuiltinps
White and colored ground chntz, printed do do
Plaih buff toilencls
Fancy, checked, and striped, and .4drianopis s-4
ne,O style ginglams
4, "a and 6-4 cambria and jaconet muslins
White bordcred cravats, very superior and
Mixed and striped linen and cotton drills
Their assortment is now very good, and will in a
few days be the most commanding they have ever
had. +. g. T.. JAMES. g. Co
ap l3-f Market Square.
NlRGlNIA;-At rules, holden in the clerks office of
the superior court Of chsncery for the Richmond
district, the 5th day Of April 1880: John r. Wer and
Thomas Henderson, surviving partners Of the mercan-
tile firm of John X. Wer & Co. against James LLOYD
and Thomas Lloyd, merchants and part ners trading
der. the firm OF James and Thomas Lloyd, and Myer
Myers, dts.
The defendants James and Thomas Lloyd, not hav.
ing entered their appearance and gwen security
according to the act of Assembly and the rules OF this
court and appearing, by satisfactory evidence, that
they not inhabitants Of this country: il is ordered,
that the said defendants do appear here on the 10Th day
Of the next June term and answer the bill Of the plain
ts and that copy Of this order be forthwith insert
cd IN some newspaper published in the city Of Rich
mond for two months successfully and posted at the
front door Of the Capitol, in the said city.
- copy. Tes'c, W.. c, FESpLXvoV, c. C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-16

-TERNS.-SURscSiFrioS TO DAILy RicHNoSr Wu,s So
year. and for shorter period the rate Of 50 year. pay
able IN advance
ADvfaIz square Of Is lires less one IN
seron IS cents; Insertions 81; three insertions 81 liz and
evety sliccce ling insertion 3|l cents
Thrice week. inst week 81 %: every succeeding week g.
Twice week, first insertion ~ cents every succeeding
Ser;ion so cents
once week. first insertion Is CENTS every succeeding
RItion 80
All advertisements also inserted in the CoSsrnrrioSAL
tVuo
Transient advertisers must pay in advance.
The number OF insertions bc noted the Ms they
will be inserted until ordered be stopped, aud charged
ccrdrgly
Annual Advertisers charged so dors for squares,
and in that proportion for advertisements of greater length;
except Auconecs and Lottery dealers who charged S0O
90 The CONSTITUTIONAL WIG is published twice
week, Iuesdays and frdays) Mt tive dollars per ann,
PAYABLE advance
Aduertisng75 cents square, less, for the FIRST in
seror, and 80 cents for each continuance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-16

ANAH W n ~ W J! NE W y!
LNSSAYS on American Silk
IL Beauties OF tho Annals
The Dcluge
Gentlemcn's Lexicon
Nos. Q, 10, ~ 70 Journal Of Health
No. Z, for March, Turf Register
No. % Am. Quarterly Review
Darby's Register
Devices Practice
Kinds Farricry
And many others, received by
u'rFS = u NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-16

onq cawCt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-01
NEW AND sEAsoNABLE Go,,,.

NEW AND SEASONABLE GOo,,.
III NELSON has just received and offers for sale.
-: at unusually low prices, an extensive stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
embracing large and general variety suited to the
present aud approaching season, and consisting in
part of -
Blue, black and fancy coOrcd cloths s. cassimcres
Oxford and steel mkt do do
Do do sattinctts
Blue and brown do
Valencia aud swansdown vcstin,
Rose, dufiio and point blankets
Green booking and floor cloth baizes
Fine and superfnc white fanncls
Red. green, yellow and black do
Black and blue black Italian lustrinp
India satin and satin evantne
Black and bluc,olack Gro dc Nap
Fancy coloured do atsorieI
Do do Gro dc Indies
Black senchews and snrsnetts
Merino and Cashmere long shuwls
DO do handkerchiefs
1 rmeet' RUSSIAN and CASHMERE square DO
Thibct and worsted baregc hdkf
Barege, gauze and Gro dc Nap do
Merino cloths and crcassians, all colours
10 and A Irish linens
5, q and Ga do shectinrs
Long lawns and linen cambrics
Linen cambria hdkls
ga and l0-4 dannsIS
Kussia, blrds-eye and Ga dupcrs
Black Nankin and Canton grapes
Plaid Norwich do
Black and white Italian cranes
Black and coloured palmyrenes
Plain black and coloured bombazotts
Figured do do aud ro,,;oa,,
Black English bombazines
Tartan and Circassian plaids and camblets
Black. olive and drab bang-up cords
Plain book, null and Swiss mlsns
FIGURED do do do
A and Ga cotton cambrics
Plain and checked jaconcts
Plaid and fancy London prints
Cotton, worsted and silk hosiery
Silk and worsted braids, assorted
Gloves of every variety
SPitalfeld and bandanna hdkfs
Imitation bandanna and Madras %
FIGURED, satin and Gro dc Nap bonnet ribbons
Gnuze, CAP, do do
Common, fine and superfne belt do
Black aud coloured guard do
large supply of brown, bleached and plaid do
nestIcs, apron and furniture checks, bed tickings
british oznaburgs, and coarse woollcns for ncgro
elothlng And constantly on hand,
Cotton oznahurgs from the Richmond Factory
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-01
SACRED HARMONY.

FEufb methodist HaTmonist, containing great variety of
tunes collected best authors; adapted to ali the
various metres IN the Methodist Hymn Book and designed for
the use OF the Medt Episcopal Church the United States
To which isacded, choice selection of anthems and pieces
for paciculaI occasions. -
Tbseoson Handel and Haydn Society collection Church
Nlsici being selection approved paln, and
hymntoneS, &c. &c Just received by
10 COLLINS a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-01

a boz Of No /, Chcwing Tobacco.
TAKE this method of apprisng the members of the Iep;s
lauTe and others who wish get few pounds of choice
Tobacco, that can be obtained my Drug Store sign of the
HloItaI, opposite the Eagle j. Il. BLAMlRE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-01
WARD ELECTION.

FASiE election of Common Councilmen, in the Sc
Il veral Wards, will be held on the Is. Wednesdau
IN .1prh merit viz: In Jefferson Ward No. ], at the
Watch house; in Madison Ward No. ., at the CITY
HALL and in Monroe Ward No. g. ut the Shockoe Hill
Tavern. Polls will open in each Ward, at 10 o'clock
a; M The treeholders of lots within the said CITY
whether improved or not, and whether such free
holders reside therein not, and the housekcepers
and Inhabitants of the said city, who shall have re-
sided therein at any time for the space othrec months
sess in their own right within the same movable and
lmmoyoable property TO the value of one hundred
pounds are entitled 10 vote.
mar 3-26J w. ID. WREN Scr,,, n n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-01

DCaDecS' Practice, DC.
A PRACTICE or PHYSlC, comprising mos, NJ ,,, H.;
N eases not treated Of IN "Dseases Of Teira To- -
eases Of GhldTen"-By VIM y. Devices, NJ. D. ''' '''
large supply Of straw paper, &c &c &C.
..,t J. VI. NASH.
""t ~ bookseller and Statiorcy