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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-03
HONEST YIEWS.


The Spectator, printed AZ Ruherfooiton, N. c. on
the 23l ult contains the following Just and honest
Vi-ws-whirh we rapubli.h with only mcdi fca alton:
&c state Rights" We have occupied large per-
ton of our paper in publ hing the proceedings and
speeches at the late dinner given by the friends of
State Rights. in Charleston, S. to Messr,. Dtay-
ton anil Hayne We have given these proceeding
thus fully, III readers have opportunity OF
judging from these signs of the times" the causes
which have indnc ID ,hsm come forth at this r O.,
and openly resist the of the Federal Govern
mentthe principles by which the are sustained and
their nten ions in ihs nplishmen OF their designs
The oppression OF which S,u'h Carolina complains. il
flt throughout the whole South. but no where else
has " Teen thought an evil of sufficient magnitude TO
hazrd The peace Of the Union, by an oren sepsriion
from the coufederacy. notification of the constitution
al acts of the Federal Lsyislnre The b,-ful effects
Of the present high Taft in prodnciag ho'',sd
fctnres,to The ruin of commerce. and every other in
terest Of the country. tegins TO he duly apprec
throughout the whole Union, and the system of Inter
nal Improye ments. which has been left 70 party in
trgus and grnveng enrra'ies, as we'll as bern made
an instrument Of reward and pnnshment--have all
had their day. and sinking TO the tomb OF
the Caru'sts,"t by the aroused and intelligence
Of The nation, under energetic and feare.. admins
raon Of our national affairs. The s already struck
in the OF the tree, and trust that the structure
fall, and lie ruins be reared system which
will be fairly understood and tend 10 the benefit ef al
the great interests Of me naon--that low and equal
tariff will take its place, which will rather tend TO in
crea'e the revenue than diminish IL, by the 'pur which
IL would give 10 commerce and The capacity Of The
people 10 pay the duties by the exchange Of the rro.
NorihCaolinT, though she IL similarly pr essed nv the
Tariff. shocking 10 the returning good Of the
American people, for the redress Of her grievances
which VIII always follow Under free Institutions
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sident would reach Nashville. and that the people could
not he Induced 10 turn ont and meet Lin. Thus one
lie 10 sent forward sort OF pioneer 20 those wh cb
the opposition intend shall follow IL This system" has.
however, been too regularly practised TO have the de-
sired effec. Ia. known that the President made
OF arant Couyers-that with was expressed he
fore he left Washington, that he should be permitted 10
travel asprivaely as possible hat he was itvt at
various places to partake Of public Dinners and inva
tiahly declined TO do so. These facts pesk Tor them
selves and II IL therefore useless for the oppo It'll IN
prints 70 attempt TO persuade the pubic that the Pres-
dent has been rour'eousv received in the west,
a, he anticipated or'e.-sd. tLonisriie OK .ddv.
.e THE ELECTION.
Our intelligence from the dill r.nt counties in tn .
State, augurs well for the of democ acy the
mex, elections. We think the result will show, when
ever the question IL fairly made, anil the attention OF
the people IL awakened. to prompt them TO lok
shrowd themselves that Kentucky will be found alwiy
trus to the cause she has cherished from her infancy
mp 10 the present hour. Fiom information received
We confidently believe, that there will, be Jackson
majority in The next Legislature. Trgg. Adair, Cum.
hrrand, Russell, Hart, Hardin. Daveiss, Muhl. nberg
Washington. Jeffers and Mercer, will give gain 10
the jackson ranks Of at least eleven members Thi
the mex Legislature 10 the hends of the adminstra-
ion. We have little doubt hut that the inrtease in
the south will exceed this Calculation In the middle
district there il every probability that there will be
accession Of at least four Jacksonans, and from the
district Represented by Mr. Daniel, Increase OF two
may be confidently expec ej The great Objects tor
which Mr.. Clay ha, been laboring, a nomination 10
Senator in Congress. will be defeated. MIR Clay will
hni Kentucky as little at his beck row, as she
when he called her to the support Of Mr.. Adams.
Frankfort { KID Argus.
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.Ifr. ChristOpher RO6eI fSOn:
YHyAKE NOTICE, that on the first Monday in Octo-
n Der next, shall the Court of Appeals, in
Richmond, to dismiss the appeal from the judgment of
the Superior Court of Law for Charlotte county, in
which you appellant and appellee, unless you
give other and sufficient security present security
in the appeal bond Mr. j. b. Bedford, being nsolvcnt.
Take notice ALSO that the 9th day of Sept next at
Charlotte Court House, between the rising and setting
of the SUM- and shall continue from day to day until
pletedI shall take the affidavits of VIM Smith, Geo.
j. Roberts, Lewis ID Jennings and Others TO be read
evidence in the said motion.
Your obedient servant,
WILLIAMS p. DANIEL.
August g. 25-w1w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-03

MW Military LAND BOUNTY CLAIMS.--I
I'VE take this method of making known TO those claim
ing Military Land Bounty, that shall BIO at Richmond
i'm the Of few weeks, when shall be prepar-
ed to aid them in obtaining their Military Land Bounty
Warrants; into contracts for the location OF
such warrans.My terms shall be as liberal as those Of
any other Agent in this business.
residence for many years in the West and long ex-
pericnce in land matters will, fatter myself, enable
transact the business 10 the satisfaction OF those
who may conde il 10 ne.Letcr post paid addressed
to in Richmond 10 the OF Vim. Barrett, Esq will
receive immediate attention.
JAMES TAYLOR.
August 3. 25-I0t
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-l'he ''chAcu of Virginia."


.lhe .'rh.cu of Virginia.
Mgsh isse the Lesi-ls,u. entitled =.
ss,a r. sss,ios dis "s.
.S SSS'' q .
be lawful I s' the c. % Ss appoint S"s
sial tenn o such Court 70 be held think
,e hs .oseeei@s General Court,
Cont, a.,is. judy. Is special Con-.
thereof may
The shall he tss ,sss",
GENERAL Court il. late the fact. 'aa,
;;;ss' d: fs, know
Yet positive law, and these
having fss I'm, With h due To
ss nS.G we o s sS T s. .sf & s"y
10 Of % a ps Oh s Gs S
,i. tho last tina, we sha have Fall FERN OF
attended wI srsa,
%
aSse the sa spectral is
ibis fsa% Had a @ & "a & aa !. is
matte, ;,ana The QUESTION involved in do%b uncertainty
to punish Others for breach OF the laws reminds Of
have suo tf their '''''''
The above statement taken from the warrenton Ca
zette oil July 9Th lou are requested 20 that the
Editor OF the GAZETTE or his correspondent has been mis-
informed We understand that such representation
as IS therein SGT forth t-as made to the General Court,
ana that no application tcas made to that court to as
ssgn hold special court for the county Of
Fa,qder The charge, therefore, Of neglect OF duty
the part OF the General Court falls 10 the ground.
Nor is il easy perceive what possible motive could
induce that TO fail in the performances Of duty
simple and easy TO be performed Is possible that
one suppose, that the General Court any Of its
members bear any i'll will towards The county OF Fau-
quicr, entertain wish TO obstruct the adininstra
ton OF justice thercin? Surely not
believed that since the passage OF the Act Of 1926
there has been only instance in Which the General
counties in 18th Judge Whi,e) circuit for the pur
pose OF holding special courts and that was at the June
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-03

HpROAD ROCK RACEs-FALL Is3O,-The races
. over the Broad Rock course will commence the
last Tuesday in September, and continue four days.
LIST Day-Sweepsake for colts and fillics three years
old entrance $780, half forfeit and closed mile heats.
End Day--The Propretor's purse for $500, two milo
heats; entrance $l5.
3rd Day-The Jockey Club purse for $500, three
mile heats, money hong up; entrance 500.
18th Day--The annual post stake, two mile heats, for
5000.
1sHAM PUCKETT, Proprietor.
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.FESO PklNTERS.--The Sub.criher oIer- tor sale on
"A reasonable terms the Printing establishments re-
Gently employed in publishing the works Of Mr. eRer-
son, consisting OF two cast iron medium presses, on
standing press ai'o cast iron, Of grsat power type cha.
ses metal urni 'urt, press boards &C. &c Ifinmedi.
aley disrc-ed Of credit Will be given until the OF
January noxt FRANK CARR.
Cb0rloiie willie, August 9 25--Jt
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COMMUNICATED.
no THE pURIJC~

In Justice Col Jacob Helm, deem
duty to that compliance with special given
der hands seals charging him with passing bank
notes. he appeared before at Montgomery Coshouse on ssa
l4b eighteen the
witnesses, (somo Of whom from tho county
OF franklin Patrick Gyson,) found tho charge perfectly
gTounless and unuiained that dismissed tho enquiry without
decmng examine the wicsess his who
This
the of considerable of the citizens Of the
county them nhabdnts
and verify believe there could be found them dis
senng opinion of Col Helm md tho
ehood the charge. Wo this especially
only individual the OF
Montgomery which the last election Of the
resontaves TO the General Assembly.
Given under hands Justices OF the Peace
Of Montgomery this twontysixh day Of july thousand
eight huadrcd and thirty.
HAMILTON WADE, J,.,,,. .r NO p....
ROBERT GARDNER, 's"oo' " 'ieaes'
MARRiED)on Tuesday evening Bishop Moore, MIR.
ClaRr M,soS of Stafford Miss ANNA Il. BRA1YoS all Of
this city,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-03

NOTiCE.-S acd proposals will be received by the
"a Directors of the Manchester Turnpike Company,
io' Ike ping he said Turnpike Road in the order re
CURED ny law for twelve months, from the LIST day OF
September nextihe said proposals 10 be deposited at
the Toulouse Of the said Company or before the
Is Il day Of August next
jolly IL. I0-w6hf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-03

xES YENO COWES FOR oRDERS.--Tbe
x&sEfSs. II Ship ofozimto, Capt. Don,on viii
EsssssftT fake to 300 hide. on freight At BIS. per
~ T24t,s hid, to Cdwts Tor orders, TO London,
10 port the Continent. not north Of Hsmburgh
south OF Antwerp. Apply 10
G. s. A WARWICK
We want 10 Charters vessel take about 5000 barrels
Of 0our on freigbtto Cork GoT orders G. & A. w.
A. gnsi B. 25-3r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-03

We call the readers attention TO Mr.. KenjalIs letter
In this days paper II il the prelude 10 the develope
fnens of certain rauds and abuses Of the lat admits
tralion which will star lie the good People OF m
try II the last administration had continued in power
might have trembled for the virtue and parity OF
the republic We rejoice every day s. in the
downfall which they have met with from an Indignant
people We hope the admnistr alton toH go in spite
OF Glamour and menace TO these abuses and to
form the government We glad that the accounts
OF the Navy Department have been transferred into
such firm and fearless hand-. and such clear aud
strong head al those OF Amos Kcnfali.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-03
THE LETTER

Suspicion seems thi.kening In the newspapers Even
two three Of the Coalition prints beginning to
hint their doubts, and che state dslike.'The Prov
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-03

call upon him per,onaly to know hi, scnpsns tlat
subjecr No. they will not. Andiihe will neither cx-
press himself through the medium Of the papers, at
public meeting designated for that puposc, Ccy
will hot support him. IL they DO, they deserve suf
fer all the ills that could possibly grow OUT OF dat ns
tuition.
The gentleman in Lis sdmonition appears to appre-
bend much danger in trusting the people, he would
have perverted the fee and frank expire ssion oil
meeting, to The madness Of o-nob.
a LOVER Oh Ills COUNTRY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-03
GOOD NEWS.

The United States Telegraph quotes from the propo
sails of the Post Office Department, and adds: alt will
thus be that proposals for carrying the mail the
proposed rout (om DdnDie TO Saie,) will be receiy
ed and, il the friends of the department justify the adj
ditiona accommodation and should appear that the adj
vanages suggested, not overestimated, we have
doubt contract for stages will be made Upon inquir-
ing at the de armen learn that the improvement mt in
its for the first quarter of the year,
ties the be ief that its receipts soiH be hundred
thousand dollars ,cithin the present year than
Mey last year"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-03

NNTHEAT WHEAT Tue .ubscrbers wish 10
Wv purchape two three cargoes Of wheat, de-
verahls at conv0 lent landings on James River, for
whch'hey will give liberal Price, provided the quail
~ be une1ceptionobie, SCOTT & FRY
TJuIy 80. A-2f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-03

DR. Frank Carr of Albcmare has transferred the Edi
torial Chair of the "Vrgnia Advocate TO MIR. T. w.
Reinhart-We part with the former with q regret
although he has substituted in his place firm and in
flexible Republican.-The DIR. says in his Vaedictory
Address: 81 sustained, with what ability possessed,
the claims of Andrew Jackson, and riumphed sincerely
in his success. l have supported his administration.
In reference TO federal politics, the columns OF the Adj
have been devoted TO sustain the Virginia doc
trinesIn these respects, the character OF the paper
will continue unchanged have every confidence that
lis future will give satisfaction TO its patrons"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-03

TO the Sipcraumerdry officers Qf the Hirginia state
Line, during the Revolutionary PW
THNHE Court Of Appeals having recently decided that
pay 30 long they live, aud i, appearing tina, a init
must he brought in every bepre the debt will he
paid, III subscriber tenders his services, an agent
and attorney III proceeding such olaims. Having for
several years given bis attention TO Ibis subject and
thu claims OF officers TO Lend Bounty, he has made
himself familiar win the Laws respecting such claims
and The OF procuring the evidence necessary 10
esalsh them, 10 be had by reference TO tile public
Records or application to the surviving officers.
eets addressed 10 the subscriber at Ibis place will
receive punclual attention. THOMAS GREEN.
Rio inond Arril 10 Il7-wthf
ATOTiC r.. 81 Pur-uant 10 order OF the Directors Of
4 q the RWanna Navigation Cofnpiuy, Lo'ice is here.
Ivy given that each Stakeholder in ssid said Company
pay TO The undersigned. Treasurer hereof hs fsl
day OF September nest, Five Dollars each share Of
Stock beld 10 said Company.
DANL F. CARR, Treasurer
July 30 24-w4ss II N. ComP,ny.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-03

The Wilmington Waichman calls Mr. Clay the Eat
ing Hero Of The Coali,ioniss, and Mr.. Barton The
Drinking Hero. II saws that the former invokes
War; Pes,ileuce, and Famine" upon his country. and
the latter "wishes to guillene the Of her choice,
,he powers should be uited-and that such spccta
Gle would afford "a finished vie Of III r Am rican
System little surprising the late mechanical dinner
al Wasi,ingto ="
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R mem!kTo GAR MSRm Justices of

MARRiED)-on Tuesday evening by Bishop Moore Mr.
Mason OF Stafford to Miss Anna T. BRA1YoS, all Of
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-23

"ENRT o MIDDLETON. of fredericksburg,
A n Va. has undcrr AIKEN TO restore lands IN Va TO
the original that have been sold tor the direct
tax Of the URltcd States, and Stale tax. Also, that
which has been forfeited to the bteTary Fund OF
Virginia fo- the non payment Of taxes.
. He will undertake for portion ot the land rcco-
cercd; but if preferred by tho ProPre'ors, will take
a stipulated contingent compensation, TO be paid
after the performance of engagements.
Persons wishing his services, had better commnnI
cate early with him at Fredericksburg. Va, (post
pad) as he expects to out for the West this TALL.
Tie continues TO receive agencies to investigate
and identify Western lands by actual survey; to rent,
lease out pay the taxes, maize sales, aud T"hdeE
every other service necessary for tho safe manage
mont lhcrcoER
THE continued extensive range Of riding which his
cnrarcmrn,s require West of the Allegheny moun-
tans affords tho opportunity 20 transact other bust
ness which induces INN to offer his services gene
rally
The settlement and bonding Of debts. collecting,
negotiation and all other business, will receive prompt
noTsonaI attention IS this advertisement soIIclts
beyond his persona, acquaintance, no offers reference
/ Co the following rCutIrmcM
/ Corporation Of Frcd1r'rksJwg "a.
/ Tohn Nccullc, John Wexford
William J. Roberts, Fayc,tc Johnston,
/ Rucbcn Thomas, Arcmoaid Hart
/ William A. Knox.
Spoi,girauia Covniy, I.G.
/ Ccorro Hamilton William Bernard.
. Samuel A. Sorrow, Cv'pcp"r County, pa.
.lNruGric Covn'y, a.
Doctor Mann Page John Rogers, Hugh Nelson
Robert R,vcs Nelson County, Va.
David Briggs, Richmond City. Va.
Thomas O. Taylor, Powhatan County Va.
8. w Dandudgr. Henry Couaty. Va
Abraham STAPLES, Patrick Court house, Va
!, Ballard Smith G5ccubricr County, Va.
Joseph r. DaugCr.jrld, bcwIsburg, Va.
LOWS Stuart, Clerk OF GrccubrIcr County Va.
Chief Justice George Robertson, Ky.
Hon Robert r. hctcher, Ny.
Mark Richards, Philadelphia
George IIcbb. Baltimore
u sAlas Wood, New York.
Doctor Thomas Scmmes Alexandra, ID. e..
u Ur?-kah Miller, Georgetown. n.
srp co.-'OwN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-23
Executors Sale of Land and .Mgroe,

AUcUsT "Gih 1880.
y conformity with the last will and tes,ornnn, nj
~ Rob. MORRISON, decd will expose 10 public sa 70
ON the premises for cash. on Thursday the Goth Scpt
next II fair, otherwise the next far day. tract OF
L1nu' lying IN the county of Albematlc, one ard n
nan miles from Warren on James River coniapin,r
one thousand four hundred acres. of very supcriog
qualify, well adapted 10 the cul urc Of Corn Wheat
ana Fnbacco, aud IS IN high tat" of Improvement
ana cultivation. Ttcrc is on the premises n most
comfortable clearinghouse, with every necessary
clubhouse IN good repair The stables and barns IRE
III Sood state of preservation and of the most con-
vohicnt iind-indccd feel no hesitation, whether
me nelghbourhood the heathncss of tho situation:
inc fertility OF the so the comfortable and conve-
hicht arrangements about the Farm be taken into
CONSIDERATIONS III pronounclng 1t of the mosb do
srraoie establishments in the upper country.
more minute description deemed unnecessary as
u Is presumed those who wish to purchase Will view
INC lands and judge for themselves As the abore
sale Is made TO pay the debts of the estate it will
most certainly be sold without reservation for what,
ever It VIII command
AZ the same time and place will sell on credit of
t"eVe months about thirty negroes as likely and as
Vaua6c as any IN Virginia, and the life estate OF
airs Morrison IN about many more.-There will
likewise be sold the same time and place and ON
the same terms, the stock of every kind con.s slim,
81 horses, cattle sheep and hogs together with the
household ond kitchen furniture and farmnp utensils
d every description. Bonds with approved security
WI! be required of the purchasers.
NELSON f. SHELTON, Ex'ur
RORT MORRISON Doo.J
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-23
'IrgInIa State Convention.
Preston Sails
q ELECT PRACTICAL THEoLoGY of ,ho

a. ELECT PRACTICAL THEOLOGY of the
- Seventeenth Century. comprising the best prac-
tical works OF the great English Drines, aud other
ed with biographical sketches and ,-casinnpI notSs
by Jsmes Marsh, President cf the University of Yer
mont. la five volumes. Volume 6rst Just publish
ea containing the blessedness ofthe righteous and
tine vanity OF man Us mortal" by the Rev John
Howe, and "Discourses on the four last hines " bv
DR.. VIM Bates. Received for sale. b.
sept COLLINS & co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-23
Commissioner. Office. fredericksburg,


The parties interested are hereby required to at
tend at this Office prepared with testimony sustain
their pretenscns on the 18th day ot November next
at o'clock, A. NJ u. SAh pN,
90 6w Cou'r G.. C., FrederIckSburg
V-IFGINIA AT a superior court of chanccry, held
at the capitol in the city of Richmond, on Sstur-
day, March 9th, 1880 Besey McCredIe, hidder Bell
and Adelaide his wife, formerly McCredic and Robert
Snrie gs and Polly his wife, formerly McCredIe pitts
against James Penn, executor of George McCredic
decd eieorgr NcCrcde, and John McCrcdic deyisees
of said George McCredie, decd, Walter Dunn, eH'or
of John Graham, decd, Berley Randolph, exor OF
Harry Heth, who cX'or of Samuel Clarke lee,
and William Long, dts.
On motion of the plaintiffs, by counsel this IS
dismissed as TO all the defendants except John ic
Creole and George McCrede, without costs, nd
thcreupon the cause onto be heard on he
original and supplemental bills Of the plaintiffs IN II
for confessed, exhibits, and the records and proce /
nrs lately pending in this court by the style OF Nc.
Crcdie VS.. Penn s AL, and Graham vs.. McCredic &
al, and was argued by council. On consideration ~
whereof, 1t appearing that tho whole porsona estate
Of the sad George MCCredic dec q, hath been cN
bausted in the payment Of debts the court doth order
that one of the ssiUners do state and report 10
the court an of the real estate OF George Nc
Credie the elder dec, of the manner IN which the
same hath been disposed Of and what parts thereof
and what rents and profits thereof have been received
BY the said John, and George Wctredic the younger
M either of them or any other person persons for
them or either OF them and tho value o the SAID rca
estate and its several parts that the same commission
or do state account of the lcEacies TO The panh
in this suit, showing the amount o principal money
and interests due each respectively; That 1t rcqrct
I, either Of the parties he also take account o
debts if any, outstanding, and d." irum the estate %
the said George Mcrcdie the elder dec q, which ma!
c entitled TO satisfaction out ut the real estate OF thu
eoid George bTcC rcde the elder deed, in preference
70 the plaintiffs gaccs with any other matters spc
cialIy stated, deemed pertinent by himself or whic
may be required by the parties to be so stated and t
ead commissioner is authorized 10 examine any OF In
parties in solemn form touching the promises.
ccnv Tcs,r VIZ. g. PEyurETcy, - {.