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COMMERCIAL.
BALTIMORE MARKET-Nov. 10.

FLoUk.-
HJ,card Street N,m.-The receipts thlsweeh.
1t will be seen, are unusually large. but brisk
demand for the Soath American and Eastern
home market.-par,icularly for the atter.-has
not permitted the stock to accumulate TO any
material extent. Early in the week same sales
from stores were made at S. per bbl. hut on
Wednesday the Market became more iirm, aud
sales were made at and ) g! On Thursday
sales were made at 5 g., and one parcel of so
bbls. at ) 9, interest added. To-day SAILS have
been made at ) G.! and one parcei 1t several hun
drcd barrels al 10. Snnie hoiders TO-DAY are
willing Ia sell at ) g.. while others. comprising
the larger number. ask l2!. The lcug3n price,
ea,y in the week. was s. I! q 49,, but soon
advanced To 4 1,'22, and STAGE the middle 81 the
week has been quite uniform at ) per bL!.
Civ IlEils Flo,tr.-The sales of tie week have
been extensive. About 5000 brls S'0i;iard quail
itv have been taken on speculation at 81 - per
brl. for cash, on time. with interes aid d. aad
in some cases without interest. Sales ol various
other parcels of 500 a 500 brls. each, standard
quality, have also been made, for foreign and
coastwse export, at the same price. Onc or two
parcels, free of garlic, were taken at 4. 81,
Susqrelcnna NOur.-None III market
Rue Hour-ln Howard street the wagon pnce
of Isl is 81. and of Cd. 5 So The store price
of LIST i,'l %. aud If I'd. S o5li.
Corr. NeoL-Saes of brls. at SIS.
GRAIN
Hhsm.-The clearing up of the weather about
the middle OF the week was succeeded by full
supplies of Wheat, large proportion OF which
was Of fine quality. A brisk business has since
been done. and it is SUPPOSED that at least 90
900 bushels were sold on Thursday. The sales
OF red have ranged, for good to best. at % Il 100
c. ats per bushel. and these rates continue 10
prevail to-day. Inferior quality reds range at
lower prices. The sales of white were made ut
all prices, according to quality from S | 10 per
bushe!--seyeral cargoes were sold "a, 90 and
10.
C0ET.-We have no variation in prices to note
since last report. Sales of prime oil. white and
yellow. continue to be made at 55 50 cents per
bushcl, and Of new at rs So cents.
Iye-'lhis article, has improved "a shade, and
we quote today 4. IS SO CTS per busheI.
Ot's.-Sales of nearly TWO Thousand bushels
on Thursday. at 50 cts per bushel.
WHIsKEY.-In the early part O; the week,
sales Of hhds. were made al IS Cts per gallon;
subseG uenty sales to a considerable extent were
made at 81! cents, and some parcels have been
sold more recently at % cents. We quote to-
day for hhds. o. 81 cents. Sales ct copper
distilled bis. have been made on the wharf, so
so. cts. Steam distilled bis. are dull, at about
IA cent per gallon less than thedast' named rates.
In Howard street the wagon price of bbls. APP
pears to be about q cents, exclusive OF the bar
rel and the store price SOa 81 cents. The IN
snc, tons of the week comprise 80 hhds. and
1850 bbls; of which I34 hhds. were received
from the Susuuebanna.-
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gers they brought, was ss.1oS. The arrivals in
the period of s2s, were SIS land in the same
period of 1929, 455.
Judge Smith.-The Yorkvile Pioneer, of the
9th inst contains an .' Address to the good peo-
pie of South Carrlina," from that consistent and
veteran Senator, Judge SMITH, upon the great
political question of Convention and Notification,
which occupies two entire pages of that paper
He expresses himself as decidedly opposed to
such measure at present He concludes, from
the signs of the times, THAT both the Tariff
and Internal Improvement Systems are fast
crumbling away, and will soon be intirely dcmol-
ished;'' and he cannot, therefore, conceive ii to
be necessary for this any other State Ito resort
TO Secession, Modification, or Convention, to ef-
feet the object.-Nat. Int.
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s;euA VAL
WILLIAM WOOD,

Es WING removed iiom 81 iey's wharf, respect
( fully informs his friends and the public that he
has taken The house formerly kept by Joshua enson,
anil afterwards by .r etouio, but recently by ho-
mas shields As Tavern and Re ectory, the house be-
inr on Ten,Astrer,, few doors from rennsy !vania
avenue, here lac hopes to shale part OF the public
patronage
The Establishment is very spacious and convenient,
and IS calculated for ie accommodation at permane nj
Md temporary bosTCorS p' TIE day, week. or year.
and AL reasonable prices. Ill table To the times
The Bar is supplied vii, the pest Of Liquors
Wines cordial A.ii and spirl'uous Gentlemen Ira
Yelling and rriya,, parties. csn be furnished with pr
waite room c"al,ous OF Oysters, Beef Steaks Fried
Sausage tCtf g, sc
ClVof HasAiasio. AOes0s5er Is. 1850.
,,, f6t
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IN rNes T. Dude,
ATTORN At LAW

DESpEC Flu ~ fer, has services To the public.
ia Hewitt attend Ia business IA til superior and H.
ter0r Court, of = nee william County. tie may b.
seen AT Brentvil, on The second sd last saturdays IN
every month, or n, his residence, Glover Hill, neal
Brownsville, ut any time.
All letters a dressed 10 him through the Brrntsvi!le
Post Uflice. will b. punctuaY sttendeGto
nov lS-d2w t5S,aw4w
4 Fr..lerict sburs Arena will please publish the
shove advertise rcnt and send th,ir account TO this
.tfic for PAY nicHt
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MARRIED..

At Easton, Talbot County, Md. on Tuesday,
the 9th INST. the Rev. STEPHEN B. BALcH. to
Mrs. JANE PARRoTT, of Easton, and formerly Of
Georgetown.
Al Friendship, near Georgetown. on Thurs
day evening last, BY the Rev. Edward Brooke,
Mr.. MAYNADIER Mason. Of Georgetown, to Miss
MARY VIRGINIA FRENCH, daughter of the late
Charles French.
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SHIP NEWS.
POR" or .sLEXaADRL4. On. C

SAILED, NOVEMBER 90,
Ship Columbia. Foster. Liverpool.
Schr. North Branch, Colcord. Portland.
Schr. William Allen. Philips. New York.
Nov. 2i-Steamboat Franklin, hewitt, Bait.
ECO
Schr. Virginia sailed from New York for this
port 18th instant.
Schr. James Monroe. Bush, cleared at New
Orleans for this port Goth ult
Sloop Johnson. Johnson. from this port, at PHI
ladeiphia 18th inst:
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op ni,M hNms 'NSs
II. SENIOR ANTONIO SANTOBENIA,

DHOr"sEe t" open m concert with Non. "ovA
4 Spanish sch oi in this place. An evening Class
viii take place on ues,isys THURSDAYS and Sa,ur 'a
and will begin the % inst Private lessons w'i'
Also be gwen al the lodgings OF the ladies Who NAY
wish 1t.
fo- terms and Information sppIy at Martins BroA'
s,or. .nd TO Mons RouI. oct -
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& e cM anSuagr.
SECOND EVENING CLASS.

MON NuUN vii opel dnnd,', II instant,
VA a Second Evening las foF thuse gentlemen
Win, having a, yet ~" k.Oa edge OF the French lsH-
,u g. cou.d not with advantage 10 themselves, DC
admitted in the First Class.
This Sccuud Gas. Wi. meet Mondays, Wednes'
days. nd Fridays, at O'Clock, r. H.
nov 10
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EXecutuv's Saie

NXHtVtNr 3 NNlH
MILL be sid at public auction, on TUE DAY,
w The 50h instant at Bedford th, residence ot tho
late henr, Fzhugh, Esq. deceased, portion Of tho
personal proper, & 'ad fi'zh"gh, c"ns',,ng Of
go or so LIKELY NEGROES. (men, women,
and cndiwi)
Several superior Work Horses
Also large number Of Ca'tle, sheep, and Hogs -.
Together with al the Plantation Utensils, iou ehold
and k,tcheu Furniture. on said Farm
Cash will be required for the Negroes; on all the
9th articles credit Of months, for all sums above
Is, will b. allowed The purchaser giving bond. with
approved sscurt! for that and under, cash will
be demanded ,.
As snch valuable property is rarely off red for ole.
distant pur, has vii find it TO their advantage to at
tend. FH tHC!S & III ZHUGH,
Executor Of Henry Fl zhugh, Deceased.
King George County, Va nov l2s3s
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NSN\iMM NJ. Morrison,
. Eing Nreei, NlerMldl

. Kipg Street, .flermadrio,
gyAs ui r,ceived, com nissicl., and Ci.ls FOR
& sale, the following works. VIZ
J ,tierson's Works, IN vols accompanied with a
portrait steel, and fac smile OF the or S!na drf;
oil ihc Declaration OF independence; Boston edition
tiarenduns History e The Rcbcl a:iI Civil VI ars
vt England, vols gut.
Irclsnd's inecd ties of Bonaparie, 5 vols
Miscellaneous Proee Works Of Sir Walter Scott, W
Lit" al Arthur Lee, D, incmaid iirnry &C, vols
J-if' rson', Notes on Virginia, vols si!t
'egan Extracts. 6vois gii.
Cloqus is Anatomy, vol
Iiebcr,i"ns Cnmmen tsries. vol
lIos ock's Phi, siUlogy. ) vols
s,arisl ia: imyads = vols
TIC V,s,i, Tale Of Plmpei, vol
"uh Tine, thou sceu;Ihero' the dead,
" Ad"rGer Ut the rGin.' - r"i!de Har"M
Authorship, all, by New Ens"nder over sea-
l vol. i2mo
he Tok. H. a Christmas and Ne" Years Presen, for
1851; cdi'ed by q Goo'ir,oh
The New Testament con.uimrd to Gresbach's t Vt,
vol limo
scott, f.n.l, bible, s vols eel, gan, ed,tion)
Butt, rye il's CUncuriJuce
I,occk' Cours, of inc, ioen
.ionigonsry's Poems, and variety oil 1t!icr Mscei-
Ilneoi!s works. too nunerous 10 men'on
W. VI VI IS also Agent fox the following valuable
Periodicals, w:
Norh Americans Review Missionary i:erAld
~ ss,min,;er do Jurisprudence
Il hur-h do American Statesman, pua.
onJou Quarterly do iished at Wsshing,on
hrsiian XauIner Phkers be'uth'' eou"h
,,,v, niic y, r. u,ny of SCOTS Novels, now
uru.l OF Education publishing, al he yer,
All > Magazine 10" price OF o : GEMS
at, 'pead per Volume
nriry If Entertaining
Knowledge
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Boston type 0nd hteeptSpe omp'my, "'ii iur"s''
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.ssor ment Of Stationary, &C.
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Notice

yu1rIr Stockholders of The Fauquer and AlcXan'ti't
r,rn,ik. Company are hereby notified hat The
,a,,.! Meeting of the said Stockholders will be held
on Tuesday, The $50 duo Of hocenbsr merit at Cats
r.v.rn Fairisx County, Va fol The purpose OF elect
ing a President four Directors. ana treasurer.
ny order of the Board:
oct 2s-w,d y. MORGAN, 'feas9'e''
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New live,
FROM ALEXANDRIA 10 BALTIMORE,
DLRECT IYfRONGH
<g,n~ The Proprietor of the Lynch
&35sSSE.z:sxxss burg Alexandra, an9 v ash.n,, ton
Line OF Stages. feeling x, a,efu fr
~~s-----.ssn 4ss@ the lipera strons &c lac has met
wi Ii and encouraged b. he past, ha, pleasure in
nouucns 70 I'll c''z b, # h. place. a"d the public
K, ~, rally. tbs l.. h. ,r arrangements whereby
Passengers wiHbe taken direct from this place TO
BaLim0re.
The Line, going, VIA the Franklin House
ever, da, at 9 :. u without an, delay WISHING.
ton, proceed dire and arrive Baltimore IN
tine >uf II, to take The five OcUck o'tIne Loaf fOf
PhiladeIphs.
Returning Passengers, BY securing seats in either
the five "a o'cock line at Beltzloo,er' liar, will
arv in Alexandria at r # same a,. AMI at
srrenton SAINT night. on their way TO ,nchburg
Passengers vi BE- set dawn hrrever tie, may de-
sire Seats takeuai Newtoii's Franklin House.
Fare to Baltimore, - IS
Tmos. S. fLACkBURN,
nov 20 gent.
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Missing,

Enron on board the Seam5o. Ere lercksburg,
Il her q, rival at Alexandria on the Isl N"vembrr
Box of Dry Goods, marked Thomas Max~el, of
Kerr q Fi,zhugh. suitsbe reward wit be pad for
tn. Box or information which will lead to the recovery
Of the same. WHEAT, Agent.
nov D
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ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
AccuMmlv d..aiAu tng

acconAMv d...i1u iag
\ report having been cir
cula,' d. AMI ., ms", be.ev.G,
SsGfSyEGT h, The price of ps>..ge in this
skz.&6 A-eS-A'ls ne has been roiSed 10 so cents
I ,- give that the .Hormng Stag, jrD,a
M1cn1r,u Nj "'clcck. and he Epumg Stag. JI0m
Washington, at PC o. X, still run nj ~ cents
&c Is taken at Clss et 81 leXandria and Browns.
Arlington. 1fE Pk0PRlEIORS
Is
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Tur Nyeisht.

Vur Ngei@ht.
-: The copper ',et"rtd H''l asst sailing schr
q. LEONiDiS,
<is Cap, F,ria.d, cares 100 barrels, viii tas r
lsS&a freigl.; To Sew Y TX, New Or cans or Ia
IVES, ladies. and ready ior The reception o: cargo IL
thee d vs. Apply TO v. FDWLt. e Go
my 70
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DRAUS TO-MORROH.

DR.ATT,S TO-MORROU.
Grand Consolidated Lottery,
CIass No is far $50,
Will Be drawn at New Castle. III il Oh Tuesday, the
23d Of Noyen,ter
SCHEME:
| prize of $4,000 prize of $1,000
do of 1000 | do of 1,0-8
do of 1000 4 do of 1000
Tickets 81; halves , oo; Quarters no.
New-York Consolidated Lottery,
Extra Glass No 81 fur 1850,
will be drawn the City Of New York on Wedncs
day, the l4,h ~ November.
prize of 100000 prize of $4,000
do of 10000 do Of $500
do of 5000 do Of 1000
do of 1900 &c. SC. &c.
10 DC had n,
J. RUMNEY'S OFFICES,
~ w Corner of King and hoyoi Streets. and ne1t TO
Mr CIR Hotei. cppos'iehe Mnket h@use
DRAFTS TO-MORROU.
Grand Consolidated Lottery,
Class No Is, Tor 1870
viii be drawn 1t Newcastle (De' m Tuesday, 23d Of
"ovrmber
HgGHEST CAPITAL PRIZE $l5 ooo.
,cK,ts II %; h.;, es w; quarters w.
New York Consolidated Lottery,
Extra Gas, No s. for 1880.
" liz be drawn in til, City of sew York on Wed,.es
ds. "a il of November
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZES:
/ prize of $4,000 prize OF $4,000
do of 10000 do of $500
do of 5000 prizes of 1000
do of 4, COO &c. &c. &c.
Tickets IS; halves so; quarter, ! - -
1o.c n.dina variety oi ouinbers 81 the 0Aice Of
3. CGI SIC,
!.of;erp ana Erehamg. Brohsr, a!,rGma,ia
ON.
n,,p ,,',e., New Bedford winter oil
~ oarrels
~ do do TAIL 90
hhd' I whale do
l. bsrrci.S
F,r sale Oh usual terms BY
nov 20 THOMAS will
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Ste M Packet Vine FOR ENlt'e
EVERY WEDNESDAY s. SUNDAY.
yVe O'pL HERTEk RITRE,

Ste M t'ScEpt i:tNE 1Or bNlt Z
EVERY WEDNESDAY s. SUNDAY.
So, Tile <REDERICKSBURG,
Captain iei.krn., ~,i' Ieav, " ash
SSss-Ss.sS553tsg ir.s,on every Wednesd morning
q. +.s<asS at co'c!ock, and Alexandria at z
o'clock NJ and returning will leave Bsltmore,
Commerce street Wharf, ever Saturday, at O'clock
L. AZ.
% 1he fRANhLI\,. :
4 b. Capt. Newt. WI. rave rshnp,sn
s-sskast, smnd'y morning, At .oek.
81. s-ziaSh<st.is anP hi,.S anria at z ocioc
And returning. h, viii leave Bsl,im TT. Commerce
street wharf, every ednrsday nj ) O'Clock, riM
Both gong AMI returning, the, will receive am aS1
passengers and light goods at the usual places on ne
Potomac Tho freight on all goods intended to be
landed oil the way, must be psd at the time Of ship
meat
The freight carriage viii he advanced on all goods
sent from distant PAGES t, he forwarded ~ tins hnl
Both boat, are III complete order, commanded by
skiful and experienced masters Every exer,ion Wi
be used 10 promote the comfort Of Passengers, and The
safe and regular elivery OF goods.
Passage, 81 So, exclusive OF fare, or - 50 fare III
cluded.
N b AllbAggsge or parcels at the risk o! The own
I, thereof
For freight or passage. apply Oh board, OF to
BENUNI WHEAT, Agent
MY iS--Staw-w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-06

possession letter from COL Buford, Lexington.
kentucky "a distinguished raiser and patron of the
turf who has been breeding from him the last two
years Tie says his colts of equal superior sire
that he has two year old Ally. ffteen hans hiGh and
his yearlng colts equally promsing aud that he does
not believe that any horse could have gotten as good
racers out Of the mares. have also many other
testimonials 70 the effect; anu one from DR. Lewis
Marshall, Il mention him because presume he is
known TO many gentlemen in virginia;) he speaks Of
the stock in the highest terms, particularly OF their
superior size and fine form. And, all the gentlemen
with whom have corresponded, concur i'm the fact,
that he has been let to booded mares until the last
two years. that his colts by them have not yet come
or the turf. The distinguished he has pro-
duced Kasna, tsuppo. ed by many the very bes,
horse raised in Kentucky0 and others have been
from common mares. by reference to the American
Turf Register, vol. 1. page III, he is spoken of ~
producing striking and very superior of horses
in Kentucky. JOHN TUCKER.
T,i, len
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-06
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

A BSCONDED on Tuesday, the 1 9th inst from on
"A board MIR. p. ]. Archcr's boat, then lying at
Cartcrsvillc, Negro Man, TOM, (who calls himself
Tom Jeffcrson) He is remarkably likely man,
about 26 years old, feet or 10 inches high, well
formed and very straight, dark complexion though
not very black high cheek bones. and has lost one of
his front teeth believe upper tooth the left
side, the loss Of which shows when he speaks; his
dress is not known, as he went to his wfe's house
tat Goochland CONTINUOUSLY the night after he alb
conded, and there changed his clothes he has been
carriagedriver several years, and worked in boat
James river the last year, consequently he is well
acquainted in Richmond where it is probable he may
go; he very artiul fellow and may try to pass for
free man and attempt TO leave the State. l will
give liberal reward for his apprehension in the State
and $50 If taken up of the State and secured In
Jail SO that get him again Any information res
pccting him. addressed to me near Scottville, Pow
hatan county, Va, will be thankfully received.
ROB'T X. DABNEY.
Powhatnn, Jan 80. 1880 wifi
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FLORIDA WATER.

vFHIS agreeable composition, which is not sur
II passed by my Of the imported Cologne or La
vender Waters, il obtained from plants which grow
IN the southern parts Of tho u. States. IL is an
excellent and mild cosmetic, invigoratng the nerves,
refreshing and identifying the skin and removing
reckles and many other disorders Of the face II also
contributes to perfect state of health by counter
acting noxous exhalations and fortifying the deb-
iated fibres.
DfREcTroNs When used for identifying tho skin,
or to remove tho heat ofhe razor halfa table spoon
ful IN half pint pint Of water, the face to be
well bathed in it. 10 the proportion from half tea
spoon full, in wine glass of water, proves
ccllcnt phlodonc; it strengthens the gums and pu-
rlIcs the breoth, when taken essence Of pepper
mint Tor pains in the stomachfrom hulfa tea spoon
to two, in little water and sugar, is excellent in
nervous head aches, by rubbing tho forehead and
smelling il quickly, from hafa table spoon TO table
spoon full viii be sufficient for this operation. II is
also one Of the best applications in case of bruises
aid sproins as 1t causes the blood and limph to
pervade freely their respective vessels Being rub
bed to the head IL cxcites the cutaneous nerves,
gives tone TO the nteguments and promotes that Pc
cuar secretion which the health, color and beau
ty of the hair depends, and prevents in great
sure premature grayness.
III supply in large and small bottles received
BY !. H. NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-06

VIIGINiA:-At rules holden in the clerks office
OF the superior court of cbancery for the Rich
mond district the LIST day of February, 1880 William
Sterling, pit. against John ParkbiI Samuel Parkbil,
Charles COPELAND, Francis u. Dyer and other dfts.
The defendants John ParkhIl and Samuel ParkhilI
not having entered their appearance and given secu-
rty according the act Of assembly and he rules Of
this court, and il appearing, by satisfactory evidence
that they are not an inhabitants Of this country it is
ordered, that the said defendants do appear here on
the FIRST day of the next June term and answer the
bill of the plaintiff and thata copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted IN some newspaper published in
the city of Rcbomnd, for months and
posted at the front door Of thecapo in The said city
copy. Teste,
1l Wu. G., pgEnLyTor.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-06
Land and Negroes for Sale.

" AVING resolved to remove to the State of
IL Ohio now offer for sale my Tract of Land
and cighty-seven acres. This tract is situated on
Indian Creek, fine, bold watcr-course, Astounding
in oysters Of the finest size and favour. Fish Of
every description, common to the Chesapeake, arc
caught here in tho greatest abundance. Sheepshead
are taken in three hundred yards Of the dwelling
house, cove in less than hundred yards Of tho
mansion is particularly appropriated to the raising sf
oysters, in which there is now good supply. Tho
dwelling house contains two large rooms, chamber
and passage the lower floor and four rooms tho
second. The out houses consist of barn, stable,
carriage house, con-houscs, an excellent kitchen,
smoke house, &c. There is, from this situations q
beautiful view of the Bay, distant IL miles. The
land s equal to any in the lower part the Northern
Neck level and now laid off into four fields containing
seventy acres each, one of which is in clover. This
tract Is the most desirable in this section
of Virginia. at convenient distance from 8 places
of religious worship, the courthouse and the mills,
and about miles from Klmarnock, rising and
fourishing little village. tract containing about
the same quantity Of acres also be purchased OH
fair terms, Immediately adjoining mine and which
was once part Of the same farm--the two making
estate of seven hundred Intending to settle
in non slave-holding State, will dispose Of twenty
Negroes on good terms. (if the purchaser will not
separate the families seventeen of them likely
and valuable at their ages, any in the State, con-
sistipg of men, women, boys and girls.
Should any gentleman about Richmond or Washing
ton, wish to purchase, beg leave to refer them for
Chinn of the Virginia Senate, Messrs. Leland and
cambridge Of the House of Delegates and Mr.. ].
Talaferro of Congress. My address is Indian Creek,
near Kilmarnock, Lancaster county, Va.
RALPH EDMUNDS.
P. S. So remarkably healthy is this farm, that
have not had occasion to call in physician but
twice for years. r. E
feb wdt*
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-06

The Subscribers offer for Sale,
OK Hhds and 35 bbs West India and New Or
Va leans sugar
81 boxes and IL bbls loaf sugar
% hhds molasscs
$50 bags coffee, various qualities
bids and IS barrels whiskcy
Wines Of various kinds, vinegar
so tons bar iron, Swedes, English g. American
Is tons castings
Steel, German, cast and blistercd
Cut nails and brads
Novascotiu grindstones
1000 sacks Liverpool salt
5000 bushels Lisben do
80 tierccs rice
GOO do Thomaston limo
$50 Spanish hides
Soal and upper leather
Tanners and lnseod oil, tar
Spices, pepper, ginger, pimento and cassia
Alum, copperas, birthstone
Saltpetre, madden, indigo
Tallow and sperm candles
Brown and shaving soap
Letter, writing aud wrapping paper
Almonds and rnisins
Window glass, various Dimensions
Tumblers decanters, wines
Patent shot. gunpowder
Imperial, gunpowdcr and black teas
Mackerel, No. and 8, cheese
Domestic Goods. viz. shcetnps shirlino,
broadcloths, etc. etc.
Cotton and wool cards,
Cotton boggng, bale rope
Sewing seine and wrapping twinc,
Shoe thread, &c &c
feb 10 l.. WEBB g. co.