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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-07

a. ALE OF NEGROES --Pursusnt Ia a drc1vr of
~ the County Court oil Hauoee will be sold 10 In.
highest bidder, Friday, the 3lt day Of this on h. at
Cold Harhor ia the lower end OF said county on cr--
DIT ti iw'ive months. purchasers giving bonds with
approved security four likely young Negroes, man.
lad oman, and child; Of good characters. be long.
Ing 10 The estate OF Edmund Hooper the younger
ceased AZ the same lime aud place. will be sol,, ty
gfoe' OF like good characterp Cash efficient 10 de.
ay the expenses OF executing the decree, will be re-
CURED. WIN. STARKF Commissioner
HANOVER COUNTY Dec. 81 1880. 6I-uEs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-07

HE oARDlNG -MRs. HALEY e pccuully lniorms
" y her hiends snd the public GENERALLY, that fhs
~l continue over the Pot Office, where he IL pre-
pared TO aeeon modate MEMBERS or THE LEcIsLA-
TURF. pDd Other, with viii out their amies. Her
Rooms are pleasant aud convenient Dec 6l-B'.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-07
MR.. RANDOLPH

"7he Banner Of Constaon is now issued from NsyYok
10 WILL heretofore advocate the principles Fire..
a. % 1aa Limited f'hs constitution Ifhs theory,
yatanee with tho othor in reference Fundamental
We have n.viow ultimate and original pOulatos Mot Gas
We may not unde rstaod III above paragraph Doe.
Mr. Welsh mean that MIR RS priocipis Of Free trade
rat war with the doctrines Of Virginia. II he does,
MI is mistaken about the doctrines OF Virgil Ia -
Does he mean that MIR. RS principle Of Free trade t.
not the one; but that il is cont,ary 10 the funa
mental maxims aud the essential interests Of the coun-
try' Thsn l., seems to Ne, that Mr.. w. essential
" mis- axes DO ur maxim@ anil our Interests; and thai
ne Is himself :. variance wi his former opinion. upon
the subject We confess, we have given air. Walsh
credit Tor being the friend Of Free trade and the
en- my OF the TarH A. TO his "ulssis original pos.
tulses, we are perfectly at fault We have not the
most distant conception Of hi. meaning.
THRILLS Nv THE federal COURT
The Grand Jury OF the Federal Court for this Dis
tric Judges Marshall and Barbour on the bench found
true bills against Charles Whitley, Leroy Jordan aud
Anthony Evans Jr ON Bedford county, charged with
having dclrauded the u. s. by means Of papers forged
70 enable them to draw certain revolutionary pensions
from the Treasury Of the u. SThc two former did not
M having forfeited their recognzance: Evans
n on eone'day and Thursday last prosecuted by
M. S'ansrd (the u. S. Attorney and defended by Mr.
NnaPnsn 1onnson-On Thursday night the Jury found
nn Eu''y on OF counts, and acquitted him on tho
sentence ~ P''"O'"'o"
On Saturday, Thomas Underwood Of hi, city. was
tried on similar charge, and found guilty
We understand that The three ~ ,zs1s nj p.d,.,a
:, once hoe good ,hTsctr-Evans wa,s IsI,,t.
smhh-Wbeiy wsss Mssius;e. BY means a, io,ssd
taser hey succeeded nfswins $500 frorn
re Tressu'y.- similar stteDpt was made dur.
ing tbs last summer, land believe the sans psrt
we're concerned ia ~ Tor Obtaining from this SIT
bounty l'ods On forged pspersbut the plot nlrcsrisd
Hiafsy al EdsD % Sunday morning We had . ~.
We ,es--ihToOso sunday night Il blew vioIen, gale.
which W. lear b4s been destructive 10 ibs shipping 90
TIE coo i-snd Yesterday lDcrplcg, ne bad 6ssees Of
snev, nlixrd siih ido.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-07

a COMMISSIONERS SALE Or SLAVES &
u Comfortably 10 a decree OF Louisa county court
viii be sold, ION credit OF twelve monthly at Elisha
Jieksons Tavern. in the county aiore. aid, on Monday
NE day OF January, 1881, "a The negfo slavss and
other personal property bslnging to the tate of Mil
bred ware, decd and not caIy disposed Of by the
Will Of the said Mildred Ware" The .i.ves are prin.
oPahy women aud children; the other personal pro.
party" consists OF cafisee vaiuob bic d,sush, borss
AID suLdfy articles Of household and kitchen furniture
w. NELSON Jr.
WM. JACKSON Jr,
Dee. 7. 6l-w,ds Commiss;onrys
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-07

Winter al EdeH-oI Sunday morning We had a H.
lie iee--hroUga sunday night h blew violent gsle
which wsiesr h4s been destructive 10 bs shipping 90
the coo i-srd yesterday lnorpng, ne bid 6ssee, Of
snev, mixed sjib fdp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-07

The Editor II tbs Y. Daily for r,aatcd what
the facts do not warrant him iii ming that M
R'adslrh wen. TO Ra for tbs puros of hsnaok
ua then seiIrs * snd SonS dG1fen
curing the outfit and ye" saa .nd cabling eonsu, hi,
own PisA'fe"-NoT true, TAFT Mr. X. did stay in ST. Pc
tr.hush long enough 10 know thing about put
~ these assertions Though
Mr. H. Ill, when he h,
sbe TO understand, r'm the
"Euhle sew wpaId sdal' Of hiss .svn R1sJuhA
called u =, the wnoe q III. Opposition Pnani they have
rghto dner edit 'her WHnessni Juha
them that Mr. r. aTninsy ill., he hal seen
hin in his lHeA' 10 the challenge Of the NJ is
all contsmPtbls ekfor,
that we would not give the OF he Author Of
L.te 1t woa'd have he long hial
had ait msds the dnssds hanerass for his
other 81 Honorable" or hsniy 'spsessls" ooronde
u the N. Commercis, yet dane.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-05
RECEIPT FOR COLD SOAP.

The leach.tub or hogshead must be covered
, ,na h,,ton with straw and s'icks-then put
in bushe of ashes then two or 'hrfe quarts
n unslaCked lime, upon which you must throw
,wo Quarts Of boiling water 10 excite fermenta-
linn and slack the lime put in another busheI
of ashes and AS mu:h more hme anu water,
and continue 10 do SO until your vessel is full.
mt in hot water till you can draw oil the I've.
laf,er which the heat of the water is not OF much
consequence. You must have at least TWO
tshirds of a bushel of lime TO hogshead, II you
wish your soap 10 be made quick one hogs
head Of ashes will make two barrels OF soap.
When YOU draw off your lye you must keep
Che first two pailtus by themselves, and the
ueyi Two in another vessel, and the third two in
another vessel still; then weigh twenty nine lbs
of clear strained grease, or OF scraps without
etrauing 80 lbs. put into a large kettle with 3
lbs, rosio. then pour over it one palluI oflye,
f,om the FIRST drawn vessel, aud one from the
SECOND drawn vessel, put il over the fire, and
,et il boil 90 minutes; he careful TO add no I've
over the FIRE, but swing of the crane II II is in
!anger of boiling over put ii into your barrel
and put in one patul OF I've from The tlird
drawn vessel, and give ii a good stir then
weigh your grease Ton another barrel aud take
the I've remaing in the vessels in the same man
ner as for the first barrel then draw oil your
weak lye, and ill up the vessels as fast rs pos
sible remembering TO put half in each barrel,
that they may be equally strong il your leach
run through fast, you nay have your barrels
full in an hour, and SO hard thai you can hardly
sir them. You must stir il after you begin to
put in your lye till your barrel is full Fourteen
qaarts of melted grease is the quantity for a
barrel
Many families in this town make their soap
according 10 the foregoing recep, with perfect
Success [HamPshire Gasctie.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-05
EVERLASTING POTATO.


This root is ever ready 10 afford a supply OF
early potatoes from one enG OF the year 10 the
other they are left undistUrbed, except when
dish is wanted they are moi deeply imoed-
ded, but soon discovered on stirring the SUI
flce mould. The flower seems somewhat di;-
terent from that of the common potato. They
should be planted about the latter end Of May ;
It planted sooner, they come too early. Before
frost sets in the bed is covered with litter AS a
protection from lis influence They are taken
up at Christmas, as fine new potatoes, and are
either suffered o remain undsturbed, Or per
hapS, what is still better, the potatoes are
completely fo'ked up as they are wanted,
aud the smallest being separated, are sci a.
part for seed under heap Of hiiloc&s, TO be re-
planted towards the close Of the succeeding
May. The smallest sprgs of this potato VIII
grow. Gafdcners NogneiHe.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-05
Dy FLETCHER s. TOLER.

the juice thus extracted may he combined with
Inc leaves OF any tree, and thus form ,obscro
line remains Of the plant after the acid
principle Is thus separated, have neither smell
nor taste. Cigars have thus been manuIac.
tured at PARIS OF rose leaves. and the leaves
OF other flowers, ,mpregnsted with the ecrid
principle the tobacco plant, which could no,
be distinguished from the best cigars manufac
tnred in he usual manner.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-05

and Cos and GraneI's bills--oDly four-snd sc
shall see what short Of a show he can make on,
OF them. The Inst 10 thai Of Joseph Sayier. Ia
very ~oflh) man aud we'll known here } and
thus IL reads;
Ertaeted from an original BIZ Of 1854 SO.
Navy Department,
To Joseph Savier, DIR.
5 pieces Russian Duck, II 90 80 90
Making - sheets, 30
Making "a pillar cases, Iol 800
S4a 90
NoRroLK, Dee. Ie. 1917.
Received ol Miles kmg, Navy Agent al Nor.
folk the snm of nine hundred and fifty four
dollars aud eighty seven CENTS, 10 aymept OF
the above JOSEPH SAVER.
Neu Bill
Navy Department for The Navy Hospital.
1890, To Joseph Savicr, DIR.
Angus, 3o'h, for "a sheets.
NoRfoLg. August, 1919.
Received of Miles King, Navy Agent, FORTY
two dollars, la pRymrnt Of IN. above hill.
JOSEPH SAVER.
Here We have the same articles, nj The sane
price, making the same sum. aud receipts dc-
eording. Surely, then, Mr. Mnrden had some
right 10 say the bills correspond But our
Auditor, who looks more closely into things,
sees nj once ,hat there Is n great difference be-
tween ibem-and ia, that there ara Tires
items IN one and only t,r0 ~ The other. Yes,
but II ho had only looked a little more closely
still, he nigh have discovered, thnt the item
OF the old bill which Is omitted in the new, 10
wit. tire tho three pieces Russian Duek, IVES
really implied Ia the Two items Of thu lat
ter, as II rs quite clear that the sheets and
pillow cases must have been made, and, very
hail xTg > II.
had wished TO crafty his inquisiiive Turn OF
mind little further, by fading out more par.
iioularly. hOw this important difference had
been made, aud had written another letter To
Mr.. Murden upon the subject, and rogue stsd
hun 10 explain ihe affair, he would have disco.
vared thai MI VI. had made the mysterious
alteration himself on, 10 make IL correspond
with the entry Of The very Aamc account on the
bouk Of the Navy Stofekeepcr NJ thu Knfd.
who not knowing ~ what form SAVER had
mnde out his account, he'd made his entry ia
his own way for the articles which he had re.
oeivod. without noticing he mafeiiais out of
which they had been made aud II he had yet
further desired 10 know tue leading mottc@
which had led Mr. NJ. 10 make the change bn
would have learned (what could not haye failed
TO have been very graiiiyiog) thu, Mr.. M had
done npWtit 10 piease him that 10, 10 put the
voucher IN the ve,y iorm that he required.
This Il the first scene OF the exhibition aud
really II is hardly possible 20 Imagine one That
could have been more happily eontrved IL
cnst rdicule upon Tho h0matan, his affected
suspicious and real intelligence, and cover his
whole character aud conduct rs M officer uuh
indelible disgrace.
The mes, bin is that OF Noherf T.. Siced, "a
gentleman Of the sh,c'eal integrity a. IL stands
exhibited in this way.
Lrfrattd from nm original bill Of So, 257 10.
Miles king,
1917, Bought of X. T.. Sieed,
Dec. i. 10 bbls mess boef, a, %i6 90. GOO oo
~ prime pork, 20 10, Gid 70
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-05
rur PROPOSAL OF MARRIAGE.

ruE PROPOSAL OF MARRIAGE.
worthy young lover once sought Tor his Dfide'
dame ofthe blue stocking school
,,s...e me. good Sir but I've vowed she replied
:. That never would ulurfya fool
Then think not of wedloek' he answered. my ia''
your vow was Diana's suggestion,
d., nome but fool, it's eisy to swear,
Would venture to ask you the question:
Salem Register.
M, fast, nv fond lover, she answered with giee'
Nor pirate of chatte Dfsintercession
M wise one will take your opinion OF me-
pa.n.e v,u.re a fool by confesson.-- Boston Cent
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-05
TERMS.

- .,,,,,,,, nav aple IN advaiiee-No sub
u For u F' ,ved for less time than FIN months
rplion VIII 30 a. discontinued Out at the discretion
&c 40 12Sd until sst are psi5 cent.
y AdRettso .a ,irst Ine, aud 81 - cenis for each
i4afo lof iessg w. Sot, a distance must be paid Tor
.galinlahoe sertion or tho payment assumed by
soe orders exceeding Two sqnafesar are
is,srtcl ioi s lr,,, ed TO the Editors must be post
CAa new will not be attended TO-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-05
pOIIYTGAI,
THE ANSWER OF MILES KING
Late Nary 8gent at Norfolk.

Ldte Nary .HgeW at Norfolk,
TO THE REPORT OF TIN FoukTH AUDITOR
uPdS rue SUBJECT OF MS ACCOUNTS.
Having answered the letter OF the honorable
Secretary OF the Navy. come now To make n
lew remarks upon The Report of bis friend and
colleague The Fourth Auditor And here.
am aware, it will be expected, and almost de-
manded OF me that should hsudle the writer al
such paper as this, with the Utmost degree
Of severity. But, injured aud in>u.ied n,
have been by this man, ! really cannot brine
myself 20 feel any very great resentment n
sains' him tor several reasons In the FRS plocp
II is evident, on the very face OF his document
that he is only laborine :" in his nocalion," and
douhIless considers himself as bound by the
tenure Of his office land perhaps also by the
terms oi his privale contTacil TO serve lis em
ploper IA all possible WAYS and by all possible
means. He has besides, been so long accus
toned as tue editor OF "A party paper. and o.
therwiSe, 10 fabricalc all sorts OF ISLANDERS
that il can hardly be expected that he should
be abl" 10 change his hand OF sudden, ont oi
regard 10 official dbcency, or from any res
pect 10 justice, or TO me. Add 10 tins, there
is sort oi honesty in the open and barefaccd
audaclty with which he vents his calumaes.
very different from the style OF ins,nuaIlon
W "'s huiio'hblt asSoNld 'cJ lDht hllhDhI FORCES
my respect. And over all, his cbaracter aud
the manner which he obtained and continues
10 hold his Office under the Government, are
now So generally known, that ms words can
have no weight with any one, without at lras!
some color of lact TO support them. shall pro.
coed therefore, With the most perfect Goodness
to examine this famous Report which lie has
given us, and which shall easily shpw is u
piece OF the mei est aud grosscst imposlure from
beginning TO cad Aud 10 begin al the brgin
nng-lt is addressed ,olcoorse, (aud with greai
proprieiy,) to the honorable Secretary, aud o
pens with an imposing statement OF my &c.
count, as follows:
" The balance now appearing due TO the
Government from Mics King on the books of
this office, is, So, $40 %
The Bank Of the United States has
presented Ia you claim for moneys
overdrawn by him while remiItances
"erc suspended, previous 10 his ,e-
movaI, OF 40, l40 l.
The same Bank has presented 10
me ST niaI claim for money paid
lchabod Scranton, for stone, 600 GO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-05
POET RY.
r,om he Neu Monthly Magazine.
THE WALL FLOWER.

From The New Monthly Magazine.
THE WALL FLOWER.
4, 1--we thee, lone and pensise hower'
because thou dost not iaunt thy bloom
In Measures gag aud gornished bower,
Or Luxury's proud banquot-roomi
pn, an The silent mouldering wall
Thy cimging leaves a fragrance she'd
Or 1--WE TO the deserted ball
A ferlet offs gloTies fed.
these wrea,hs, in vivid freshness bright
Motniaks the 1sttcling herd PORTRAY
W., bask in fortunes golden light
And ,s.nton IN her joyous way
p,, thou art like that gentle love,
Winch blooms when iIend aud fame have passed
yoWers the dark wreck OF hope above
And smiles through ruin to the last.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-05
SI,6ol II
NeW BiH

Navy Department,
1917. 10 Robert r.. 5ieed, rr.
Dec. 10. 10 Il bills mes. beef 600 90
81 bbls prime pork sld 70
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-05
10 be continually
b.

NORFOLK, February Isl, $780,
SiR-Your letter enclosing three accounts
herewith returned. IN which you ask me to
state, how long il has been since | approved
them, whether al tue time they bear date, os
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-05
From Tie Richmond bhlg.
GADSERFRRy.


I've were shown on Saturday. a gooseberry
our inches 10 circumference. Il was the Col
den Prince kind, produced IN garden on the
edge oil the city.-Tbe gentleman IN whose
garden II grew, procured two years ago Mum
Der of choice kinds of gooseberry plants from
Prlnce's garden in New York, and having cnl'
syated them with great care has been wei re-
"arded by the success that has attended them
and proved that the general opinion that they
would deterlorate here, was erroneous. me
hrS' year after planting the rooted plants, the
Golden Prince aud Rough yellow produce
several berries, measuring from IL TO ~
inches IN circumference ; and tins season IN"
Fellow is equally large and much more pro-
Ilhc, as are all the others-and the Golden
FRINGE has increased in size half an inch, nea
Mr'ns inches. The HAMILTON Green pfodu
ees' very hne berries, measuring from ~ 70
Ioches in circumference, and from l Ia 10
~ inches long. The White Rock is Oeant'
mi perry, perfectly transparent, OF eoou s,He'
say 8 to Iches in circumference, and oVefio"
ued with fruit.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-05

Interesting Discovery. chym's's OF Ia
us nave lately made some very curious expe-
!l'nents on tobacco. which, If found To be cor
rect will occasion great Innovation ,o'the
rade and manufacture Of tina, vegetable
4ne'r results were, that the acrid principle OF
'ooacco differs from all vegetables whose pro
perues are known that itean, by an easy
process, be separated from the plant etheF
s'esa or dtisc, aud in liquid state acc 'na'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-13
.STAGES-STAGES.
TRAVELLERS are respectfully infor

skAVELLERS are respectfully informed, that
ssxs me R;., Western Stages to LynehbuIg, VIII
Friday at O'clock, A. M. arrive at Lynchburp. the
"a day, by P NJ. and at Salem the Sd day, by 6 r..
~; where the Valley Mail Inne to HUNTSVILLE, Nash.
g,l,e, &C. Is connected Returning, leave Salem,
and an leave Lynchburg. " ednesdays. FRIDAYS. and
MONDAYS, at q A. NJ. This arrangement will eive
the passengers sufficient time for rest at night AT
1ukes' on the Bse Ridge Mountain, this line is con-
necteo every trip by Cadwes line, which passes
sineasiie and the Sweet Springs, connecting Portcr
~ oeioin iine at the White Sulphur Springs, which
runs to Guiandotte, on the Ohio River Fare from
hichmond to Gulandotte, 500 miles, sa6 75-to sa-
me way fare is also reduced OF the Lynchburg line.
=, For seats to the West, apply at the bar of tho
u, unon Hotel, Richmond All baggage OF property,
Whether belonging passengers, sent by the stage
at the risk of the owners thereof
June 1-law i2tc A. PATERSON, Proprietor.
Richmond and Salem.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-13
WEST POINP.

WEST POINT.
Fhe Anniversary of Liberty was celebrated at
West Point, in brilliant manner; rendered no doub
particularly animated By the presence Of one of the
finest bands in the world. The Declaration was read
by Cadet Williams of Georgia-the Grafton delic-
cred by Henry Clay, Jr., of Henry Clay of Ken
tlcky. a correspondent Of the Morning Herald, thus
describes his appearance and oratory:
So strong is the resemblance between the father
and son, that recognized the latter although have
not seen the former since 1919. In person. Mr. Claw
is above the ordinary stature his features arc mr.
neni; and his whole presence COMMANDING He ex-
hibited at once, and maintained throughout his dis
COURSE grea. self possession; much dignity rather
than grace of actionlttle bat that little approximate
and meaning, gesticulation His voice was stronr
and well modulated. His countenance hirhly indcn
tive of the sentiments delivered and occasionally
bright with the glow of enthusiasm as he felt and
sought to convey to bis auditory the stirring Influence
of his theme-the love of Liberty. You NAV hint
1t strange that should take interest in the son of
one TO whose course of policy reference TO the Co
'onia frade, and the American System, have been
and am so streuuousy opposed but use the orators
own language he is of the ''ntIOpted sons of HE
Repubtie and is to be responsible to her for his in,
ture acts as tile father has been for his past career;
and by their acts only ought either to be Judged.
Pbe eXordium succInct and comprehensive
retrospect Of the condition of the Republics of An
tlquy in which the orator touched with felicity on
the periods when the spirit of liberty was most active
ana benign IN It's Influences. The discovery Of a
new residence in the west for the exied Goddess
was next adverted to--the settlement of the new
world by men determined to be free--tbc causes and
issue of contest with the mother countrv-the
rapid and full Development andextension of the doc
trne of universal equality Of rights only in this
Hemisphere. but, by happy reaction, over great
portion of Europe, in substance. though not in the
form adopted by us--were all, ably, and I NAV saw
eoqucntly narrated. 1t is of pride of which
the orator fully conscious, and in which he freely
induged that in the short space Of half centi-
rY should be considered 1.-The chosen of the earth
and that the doctrines contained in our Declara ion
OF Independence should have so soo on and so tho
roughly, infused themselves into all the civilized
Governments of the world Even England he said
confesses to be mighty though she would not
admit usto be "a great people,
" Anthony Robinson, r first Teller, vas on Sat
urday appointed Cashier of the Bank Of Virpin,s in
place of VIM. cambridge, Esq. resgned--and VIM
Beverly Dabncy, Esq. first Teller, IL My Rc5nson's
plaSo.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-13
NOTICE.

g HEALED Proposals will be received by the the.
~ Directors Of the Manchester Turnpike Compa-
required by law, for twelve months from the FIRST day
OF September nextthe proposals to be deposited al
the dollhouse of the said Company ON or before the
18th day of August next
uv 7Stawff1fc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-13
Forty Dollars Reward.

vi ~ subscribers stable was broke open ON Thurs
- DAY night, the 10th inst and large Bay Horse
Ills mind feet white, has saddle spots marked
neck. (bare footed) He is natural PAGER, but trots
wen IN harness, and carries his head very much pro-
Jected out He is about five feet, five inches hinb
. zen years od, nIcked tail will give $40 for tho
thief, and $50 for the horse. CURTIS CARTER
Henrico Co. June 25-c6t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-13
RIEGO

IL Richmond, at very low price for a horse of his
pure blood One of Riegots cohs was trained this
Spring being three years old, and distinguished her
SELL having won the sweepstake at Campfield distau
eng tho field at the first her, as wsrg ,houobf nv,
many: Rieg0 was out Of Highland Mary, who was
out OF Ca'laneri, the dam of SIR Arohy
june 12-faw5t II D.11re
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-13

"."af'ne haywood, the white woman charged
"'' 'ue MURDER of Lucy Johnson free muatto gil,
,' .s .''eu oeIore the Superior Court on Saturday,
Jury a,'er shor, consultations brought in YER
49,, - voluntary manslaughter,. and assessed her
i,hse IMPRISONMENT 10 the Pententiary to 2 years
s,,ch WHO attended the trial generally anticipated