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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-10

"a OBJECTION the second Monday in October ne At
1 al The courthouse door OF the county of James
City, Qn Willamsburg) in puTeuauce OF decree OIL
The Superior Court oil ChanceIy OF the williamsburg
District, shall sell at public auction, Tract or parcel
o. Land, situate in the county OF York, on Skmino
Ireek ana near York river containing, is supposed
about 1l0 acres.
This land was formerly owned by John d Watkins
oil New Kent, and adjoins the Lands of m. Hawkins
and George James 1t is chiefly wOoded-some of il
btlng virgin Land, in oak and pine, and the residue
except small held) covered with pines of small size
AMI easily cearedThe soil is well pied to the Gull
ure OF cotton, corn, and oats; and portion of it is
eved TO be quite productive in wheat For further in
formation, reference may be had to Colonel Watkins
OF New Kent, or to Major Edmund Christian OF Rich
mond
Also at New Kent courthouse, en- the second Thurs.
day In October next parcel of marsh lands or sunken
grounds, In the county OF King William, containing a.
hot 4oO acres Ii is opposite TO the OF Cumber.
land, IN New Kent, and from recent experiments OH
land similarly situated, il is considered very valuable
ms groind IL perhaps as dry Swamp land as sny on
the Pa'nunky, may be easily reclaimed ar a rllling
cost, when compared TO the value after reclamation
These sales will be on credit OF twelve months
Bond and security, TO be approved by me, will b. re
CURED for the purchase money-also lien on the land
itself
At the same place first above-named on the 90 h Sent
as Trustee TOR certain creditors eff Joshua Sorrs by bis
consent aud the directions Of the cred ors shall
sell AZ pubic auction, for cash. the following slaves
wit; Billy George and Moses, valuable negro men-alo
Hannah ana Jenny, valuable young wonderland Syl.
via and her two children This Sale will be made un-
der two Deeds of Trust OF Record in the Clerks Office
OF this Cocn'y.Sellng Trustee hal not warran,
the title, but il is believed TO he UNIQUE stoned
JAMES SEMPL-E, Jr Trustee.
James City, August 20. Soft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-10

SCHOOL.-The LIST session otthe Subscribers school
~ wal commence, according to previous notice, on
the Isl Monday In September, and terminate the LIST
Monday in February, making session of five
months.
The terms will be at the rate already stated.
For the English branches of education, per sc sson Of
nou'hs' $l5 90
For Ancient Languages and Matbemat-
les. 20 90
For french, 90
The tuition fees for the whole not 10 exceed sos
Mr. Fsrron, a native OF France, which has been
teaching several years with great success in hi, neigh
borhood, will give instruction in the French Lam
guage.
Should the size of the school REQUIRE il additional as
sistants will he procured
Arrangements have been made for the accommoda-
ton Of boarders at the house in which the school
is kept 1t is large and commodous brick building
between the University and Charlottesville euudisant
from both. Mrs. Spencer, lady of high respeo,abI
n.y. VINO mas had several years experience in the bust.
ness, will take charge of the domestic management (:
he principal will live at the place and paw the
most strict attention TO the morals and habits of the
youth committed TO his care.
The terms will be
For board and lodging, including washing and aten-
dance, fuel and candles, per session of five months,
S55 90
Application for board should be made as early as nos
sible.
The tuition fees and one half the payment for board
will be required in advance the other half in months
Sept. B. 34-3t HENRY TUrwlLER, Jr.
FE7O the Stockholders Of the Riuanna .NaUigafion
NV.'P"iy ~ HreNhR OF we PRESIDENT aud
Board of Directors OF the Rvanna Navigation Comps-
NY held at Everetesville, the 23 of August 1880
was Resolved by the said President and majority of
the ID rectors, That general meeting of the Stock
holders Of the Rivanua Navigation Company be ap-
pointed to be held at Charlottesville, on Monday the
4h day OF October next, and that months notice OF
ths meeting be given in the Enquirer, published al
Richmond, and in the Virginia Advocate published
Charlt uesvle-Snd that the Stockholders be urged 10
give their attendance a. matters of great moment De.
mand their serious auentionand that il be notified TO
The ockhoders. that if the weather should prove un
iavorahle on the day appointed, chat the meeting will
be held on the next fair day. HUGH NELSON,
p II. n. c.
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VBNO INDICATED PIYSICIANS.-A man of
M merit in the Profession, can procure an advanta-
geous situation in small farm about days ride from
,chmond. In almost every respect il is agreeable
For further information apply TO
JAMSE MCKILDOE, Richmond.
Sept. T. 35-it
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-10

I'D WANNA RIVER LAND FOR SALE.-In
ID o, conformity TO the last will sc of Wilson j. Cary
decd the Undersigned offers tor sale on adyania-
geous terms that valuable tract OF land long known by
the name Of Cary's Brook, situated in the county of
flnVanna, on the waiers Of Rvanna river, about nine
miles above the junction of that river with the James
his estate contains by recent survey 1867 acres of
which III IL acres fist river low grounds
Z3o liz second low grounds, rs creek low grounds Of
qnahy' scarcely inferior TO those lying the river
and The balance IVY acres high land excellent quail
NY large portion OF which is uncleared, aud heavily
umpeIed' Inc improvements on this property,
sist Of large two sored brick dwelling house, sufTi-
cientiy commodous aud recently erected; kitchen ice
house. with the usual humber OF out houses and ofices
all conveniently situated and arranged; also barns sta
bles, tobacco houses shelters, gro cabins &C. Sc in
good repair-attsched TO it, and at convenient dis.
lance, Is an excellent grst MILL with solid stone dam
ana nlIi-house, and an overshot wheel, running two
pair oil stones. The custom at this mill is very profita.
BILE, and the stream which il is erected one of the
most lasting in this section of country having continued
to grind with abundant head of water during the late
excessive drought; also on the same site, a Saw mill
capable of doing very great work from s
location, and surrounded by immense tract of heay
~ iimbered land. In the immediate vicinity of this
estate are TWO large manufacturing mills, situated
he waters oil the same river and within the distance
three mlles.-Ihe undersigned deems il unnecessar
10 enlarge upon The capabilities and advantages of hs
estate quality Of its soi &c &c. The crops raised on
II are as large, or larger, than those raised on auy es
tate oil The same size in This section OF country II ia
also in very improved state having been extensively
laid down in clover aud Timothy. Ii is presumed how
ever, that those DESTROYS of purchasing, will satisfy
themselves OF its superior advantages, by viewing the
premises. The land will be sold entire or divided into
lots as may be required by purchasers. Also If desir
ed, number OF exceedingly valuable slaves stock of
every Kind crop on hand, plantation utensils, &c. will
De disposed OF on the terms with the lard. II not
mus disposed Of the will be sold for cash OH the
premses-lefms OF sIle will he accommodating, and
maze Enown by the undersigned by whom, residing
az Palmyra Minis or by Mr. Mel b. Gay living on The
piemses-the property will he shewn to persons wish
ing 20 Pufeha'e. w. TIMBERLAKE, Ad'slr
sep. .. Sis OF Wilson j. Carr decd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-10
LOBAU,
MAUGUtN,
NJ DE PUYRAVE9U,
DE schooner

Paris Hotel de Vile, July 81
"The municipal Commit sion has found sef called
upon to assure itself Of the preservation of the Crown
diamonds. The usual depository OF that pre- cious pub
lie property has declared that the diamonds have been
Withdrawn Ivy NJ. de la Bouillere.Ii receipt is de-
posted At the Municipality. The Court has quilted
st. Cloud in haste. r. il hoped that The Crown dia-
monIs will be restored TO The depot. This is a question
Of probily, wholly independent Of politics and from
which Princes no more free themselves than pr-
vale individuals. Besides, NJ. de la BouIerie, who
signed ihe receipt, is personally responsihe and the
gour Of the laws relative TO the public officers would
je applied ~ him.
From the Journal du Havo.
HAYRE, Jolly 30-The pubic carriages cannot
leave ths barriers Of Paris without extreme trouble, and
eucOuntefng thousand dangers. The ports
pied by The National Guard. An extraordinary courier
arrived this night with letter, cing that eight
Gousand men had perished IN tie different engage
mepi and that the geuAarmes Of Patis have been mas
sacred. The Royal Guards have shut Themselves up
I'm the Tulefes aud Tie Palaia Royal The Peers are
assembling TO provide for the safety Of the State.
Rouen is in he greatest agitation bu an the inhsbi
tants are united and strong. The National Guard,
armed and provided With cartridges drawn upn the
place ST Owen, with the Colonel at their head. To-
day the, city superabounds with armed men. A depu-
iaiopoi two eminent ciGztns have proceeded to Paris
10 offer to the immortal PaIisidn Guard from
The people Of Rouen.
- SECOND EDITION
Courier Office, J,dy 81 HlGp0sf Three.
VERY IMPORTANT AND DECISIVE NEWS
FROM PARIS.
Dispatches were received this afternoon by express
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-10

kSCHOOL.-The LIST session otthe Subscribers school
~ wal commence, according TO previous notice, on
the LIST Monday in September, and terminate the LIST
Monday in February, making session of five
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-20
GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
IN SENATE-Frn. Ig.


Tho Senate have passed the bill, Allowino
William Strother, free man of color, to remain in
the Commonwealth; 2, Changing the place of hold
ing a separate election IN the county of Logan; g.
Concerning the Penitentinry institution; 4, Amend
ing the several acts regulating the inspection of salt
In certain counties; s. Concerning the securities Of
dermnn Baker late Treasurer: aId, upon reconsider
ation they have passed the act releasing the suretcs
of John Preston from the further operation of udg-
mont rendered against them.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES-FEn. 10.
The last bill instead of releasing the sure.ies OF
John Preston, gives them indulgence until the year
1891.
Mr Dabney moved to postpone the bill and Sen
ates amendment indefnitely-on the grounds that
the Senate had no power of rocopsiderins after the
fact of rejection had been communities ed to the
House, 1t being tantamount to organization, that
this was in fact entirely new bill and that from
the lateness of the session and the thinness Of the
House, it was improper to go into u reconsideration
of the matter at this time.
These views were supported and enlarged upon by
Messrs FGIhs, and Atkinson of Isle Of Wight.
MIR. Anderson opposed the motion, and supported
the bill principally tho ground of the equitable
claim which the surees had to the indulgence of the
Legislature
Dir. SpUrloek called for the ayes and noes on the
motion to postpone, which call was sustained.
Mr. Mason of Fred, m aintained that the Senate
had not transcribed their constitutional power
when the question taken, and the motion carried
ayes 100, noes So.
Mr.. Marlborough offered a resolution, instruction.
the Executive to make alterations in the ar.
Engagements Of the Hall--but il was negatved.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-20
To THE EDITons OF THE Wu,a.

To THE EDITORs OF THE WHO.
On the 9Th inst. copy ola petition was published
IL Jour daily paper which petition purpored be in
opp sition TO the unhaowed and unconstitutional at
tempt which is making, by what is generally
termed the Christian party politics, whnse object il
appears s, to prevail the constituted authorities
of the United States to pass law to prohibit
the running Ofthe mails the Christian Sabbath,
thereby forming ~ once the Infamous combination of
Church and State. 1t is sincerely hoped that all
friends to civil and ious liberty will forward
and attach their signatures il opposition to those
guided zealois.
The petitions will lie found at .Lr different book
stores and public places OF resort in this city.
A CITIZEN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-20
DETSTAL sURGERY.

Vrsehh0i0s Bulhding .Hdin-sfreet, nearly opp0siis
the Pirginia BankS. '
nR. MUNROE has located himself in this CITY
~ and will be happy TO attend to all those wtn
may require the professional aid of Dentist.
He fatters himself that thorough knowledge oC
the approved principles Of Dentistry and ample
practical experience, aided by great assduity aud az
tcution will ensure him tho confidence and patron
age of the pubic. Ills connexion with many Of the
most distinguished Dentists in tho Atlantic ccs en-
sures him the earliest Information OF the mot rcceut
improvements ia the science
T. s. Parents who Rave a proper regard Tor firs
boGuty and symmetry ofthcir children features recI-
larity, and soundncss Of their TEETu thond on TIC
pro.usiOn OF the second consult an experienced
Dentist, when every rregularty from natural ~.
sentation fthc teeth may be corrected.
Hours OF attendance from 10 to 4 Z. 81.
jan 8-eol2t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-20
MORE NEW BOOKS.

M EMOiRS of the Life and Ministry of the Rev
Iva John Summerfield, A. NJ. late a Preacher in
connection with the Methodist Episcopal Church, in
America. BY John Holland. With an Introductory
Letter by james Montgomery.
Philip Covile, or a Covcnanters Story; and An
drew Campbcll's Visit to his Irish Cousins BY the
author of The Decision Father Clement &C.
With short account of the auih..s.
The Life Of Mrs Mary Fletcher cnusort and reIict
OF the Rev. John Fletcher, Vicar q, Madey Salop
Compiled from her Journal, and other authentic do.
cuments. BY Henry Moore.
The Pulpit Assistant; cont tanning three hundred
outlines, sketches of Sermons: chiefly extracted
ftem various authors. With an Essay on the COM
position of a Sermon.
Just received with many other Interesting works
by COLLINS 81 CO.
feb 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-20

EXPRESSIONS wi.ed distinctly understood as
thsm 10 his public character.
Mr. r. said Furthermore stated TO hs t3ouse the
other day. that he afraid Of his psnsihat he looked ON
them with ssspicionthnkg as he did, the gentleman
question had already soue injury the
than any other who had lived then living Upop
that point there necessity for him specfy-ss the
much acquainted with the history of iesds public
avowed President Of this company was vsionsry
politician could be changed only b. union Of waters
sought be brought together by the passage of
MIR said he thought he csuld ulleor object of
Dir Mercer (or he dered his not the me-
mortal Of the company whilst the declared Object was 10 eat
aud Ohio take portion Of stock the real
object (and Of that his cunning layl
money expended both extremes and when
exhausted, say Virginia, Maryland aid Congress you
have shares this improvement, and unless you further
appropriations these e6 what you have done will
be lost
To that way Of doing business he had aversion and
Tor adherng the provisions OF the charter already given
particularly that, requiring the Completion
tern section first II with thar expectation stock had
taken, and he did think would be right permit the
President vsh his sophis peculiar talent for
draw OF the stockholders their real a
favor Of plan Of this
In reply 10 Mr. MrCahe, Dir r. said lie entertained an
humble. very humble opinion Of his mind; therefore in
this matter Of ni1 tune" he and the gentleman from Lon
ooun thought alke-be plain expected 10
De disfnguissd for thing and uuanLious
OF the honors of life than he then enjoyed He however had
opinions and such they he sometimes expressed al
thous IN manner far less agreeable than deliv
language Of the gentleman who las 10
stand and to appreciate" the schemes Of his friend
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-20

be commanded by N0nagns. Thatiu iie.prescn stale
OF the Treasury It A1s inpossble 70 equip the troops,
and he proposed Voluntary contribution. for this
purpose, he said, he had called them together. He
offered for himself and on the part of the other Cen
erals to serve without pay and in addition he pre-
sented 1000 as his portion of the contribution In
stantly the sum Of $500 900 collected A strong
and energetic manifesto was then drawn up, signed
by Gen. Paez and the rest in which they cautioned
Gen. Bolivar against interfering with Venezuela but
force the venezueians ready to die rather than
yield to tyrant. The meeting then dissolved.
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO
The annexed important information from Mexico has
received by respectable mecan,e house Of phlael
pha from their correspondents Vera The revolution
effected military one what particular aspect aud spirit
may give TO the Government unable We do
rcd-.Naf Goa
E~traef Of a letter dated Vera Crus sta Jnruaru
General Busaenie entirely concluded plan formed by
the Vice President ustanente) has complsy succeeded
and the whole has declared in his favor
nican opposition the capital He the until
new President shall be appointed. We hope every
yernnent inspire good deal Of confidence Guerrero
Santa Anna have both retired their haciendas (esa,es
they have been completely forsakeu."
BALrINoRr, Feb II.
Tho ship Dumfes Harvey in the short passage Is days
from Cadz to the capes arrived at Annapolis yesterday
Cap'an w. reached town Yesterday aferooon but did
bring up his newspapers Flour at Cadiz the lih Janra
ny, was selling at 81 %.
RATES, Fienchn,en and spanards, EXECUTED at
Cadz they having captured the long missing Topaz
oston, and murdered every soul on board or this horrd
deed they made full copfeson besides enounties equally
great comiod upon Enslish vessel which they
confessed The Captain Of the ,isate conne-
n'ent at Gibraltar aud English igats had proceeded
bring him TO Cadz for trial. Cap "A tina, daring
and hardened ii villains appeared humap FORM
and that they met their fesyi,r the greatest Indifference.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-20

NJ POLLARD viii continue ms school tine cnsuui. ycaf,
~. IN the vicinity OF the Virginia Bants Tcrs iuon
for l'mi 1t number OF scholars made knsyn Applicant
bic will also continue nignt schod turiug wiu1r
months, auh give lessons Wntng Ats1ue'c BOokecpip
&c Tor the convenience cf Young men nibgsmcs.. '"
isn s-S1u.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-20

xExs Day
BY DAVENPORT. ALLEN s.

BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN s. co.
SPLENDID ENGLISH ENC R.9YiN,S
On SATURDAY, at II O'Clock A. A. Will he
sod at the store on 18th street, the most speu,
English Line Engravings offered IN This narke,.
consisting OF historical, mytboogicol descriptive ami
scripture pieces; tine portraits allego-cas i,ustra
tions of Shakespeare, Telenachus. and Nayeriy
Novels, &c.-con aiming specimens Of The most cele
brated artists and designed by tic best PAINTERS ~
the European schools. Tbcy arc now exhibits foS
inspection, and Ladies and Gcntlan en- are solicci
to call and examine them.
feb 10 d. A. 4 co Apc,s
VALUABLE BOOKS.
W;ll be sold a valuable collection of -rbeolorioaI
and Historical Books, at the Store OH 18th street,
among which are
ElDr Clark's and SCOTS Commentaries, Doddridpes
Family Expositor. Campbell ON the Four Gostels
Wesley on the New Testament, Moshem's Churcl;
History, Bensons Sermons and Plans. the works %
Rev. j. Newton, Wesley, Paley, and DR.. Cb.lmer~
Simpsons Plea, Butterworth's Concordance Brown
Dictionary of the Bible, McDouels Theology Gas
tons Collections, Parkhurst's Greek Lcxicons EIar-
vie's, Weseys. Bensons, faley's and Clarke's Ser
mons, Drew on the Soul, Locke Essay on the Mind
Rollins History, Josephus, Putarch's Lives Glib.
bon's Rome, Robertson's Historical Works, Hum.
and Smole:'s England, Wards History Of onaur,s
Bakers Livy, Murphy's Tacilus, Smart's Horace
Davidsons Virgil. Popee Homer, Ciarke's Ceasar
Hut chison's Xenophen, Mclmo,hs Cicero &C. &c.
besides great variety of Family and Pocket Bibles
Testaments Prayer and Hymn books. &C. all OF
WHICH will be sold without reserve to the highest
bidder.
fe6 I'D D. A. e. Co. Aucts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-20
P. CHUBB'S OFFICE.

hRAWING Of the Delaware and South CARROLL
II ma Lottery, No. 1. Extra.
90, II, 81, Ii, 90, 81, %, 48.
Call and renew your prizes, in the Splendid New
York, the drawing OF which, comes Tomorrow, %
o'clock. FEB 20
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-20
NOTICE.
Edwd. ~. Greenwav & Co.

lib, Pearl Street. .Ne,o York
EoNTINUE to purchase manufactured GOOnS
on commission, which affords grsat facilities 10
dealers at distance, in keeping their supplies NJ
goods general without being extensive
Their long experience in executing orders fc
every description OF merchandise wanted in ViIpip
ia and the Southern and Western States. induces
them to believe they can give general satisfaction
to those who will favor them with their business
II is their intention hereafter to transact qener,l
Commission Business, and will attend particularly
u, the safe Of Cotton, Flour, Tobacco, or any pro-
duce Consigned to them.
N. d. They contiGue TO sell Dry Goods, &c AZ
tlrer usual small profit, cr eas, or approved paper
Reierences.--Mr. Chas. NJ. Mitchell: Richmond,
Va; Messrs. Hancock g. Brown, LyncLbu!g, Va.
New York, goth January, 1890.
2aw2t w3t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-20

In this scheme there are more Prizes than Blanks,
and being arranged the Odd and Even System
tsc holder Of two tickets two shares, Is certain OF
obtaining at least one prize, and may draw tlrse.
Tickets 3d. Halves 2, Quarters 1.
The official list OF the drawing will be received al
feb 90 p. CHUBB'S OFFICE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-20
WAsHrycros. Feb. "a.

..
In the Senate, the greater part of yesterday was
devoted 10 the consideration of Executive business
In the House Of Representatives yesterday the
bill for the relief of those who lost relatives in the
Hornet was passed to u third reading. The Judci-
airy bill was taken mp early in the day, and discussed
until The hour Of adjournment
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-20
L.4.HBERT'S OFFICE, FEB. 10, 1850.
ANOTHER CAPITAL

%, IT, 81, "A, %, q, %, as,
"ERE the numbers drawn in the Delaware anl
w South Carolina Lottery Extra Glass No. l.
for 1890.
CapitallI, %, %, besides several other handsome
prizes, sold and paid at the fortunate Office of
fob go II. LAMBERT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-20
Final Advertisements

Y YLE g. COCHRAN, being about 10 closa
IA their sales and business n the course Of few
weeks, respectfully request those indebted to them
to come forward and make payment. They have
stnl on hand a variety of desirable DRY GOODS;
which, III order to avoid auction sale, they viii
sell much below cost. Purchasers are invited rs
eaA, as goods vii! be offered al such prices as VIII
insBre sales. feb ,5,s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-20

- FOR REJNZ,
f.sssn3 The Store, Compiling Room, and Celia
Ell 8S on Main street, three doors above The Bel
Tavern, with convenient brick LurDbGt
House, adjoining The store is large and well fitted
up, and probably good stand for business as any
IN the city, and will be let TO good tenant for d
moderate rent
we have also for lease or rent, two large FIRE
proof brick Lumber Houses, situated immediately
upon the whaTves at Rockets, well calculated fox
storing tobacco &c. free of drsyage to tho shippers
d might be conveniently converted into steTnmeries
feb I3 RALSTON g. PLEASANTS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-20

~ The following letter addressed to a gentlemen
in FarmVllc, enclosing $500, has been received by
the person to whom it was addressed:
=; soou. ,u stolen rom your large IRON chest
The sum returned exactly covers principal, inter-
est and postage.