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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-08
Fare reduced tO five DoAars!
Winchesfer g. Alexandria Mail Stage,
-,urp rtup, WEEK AND THROUGH IN ONE

WtpcheSfer d O7IeTdndTa0 1Hdi1 Stage,
THREE TINES WEEK, AND THROUGH IN ONE
DAY!
The subscriber respect
V11AA fully informs,he public, that at
$84RHA the suggestion OF his friends IN he
reduced the fare from Win
chester to Alexandra to Five Dollars, intermediate
distances "a cents per mile The line will continue
to &. through in day. aud pains vail be spared to
merit the patronage of the public
II win leave Winchester on Monday, Wednesday'
and Fridays, at A. NJ. aud arrive in Alexandria 81 T.
NJ Returning, will leave Alexandra on tuesdays,
Thursdays, and Saturdays, at A NJ arrive IN WIN
chester P. NJ, This rose passes trought the VII
lagos of hiliwood Paris, UpperviIie MiddlebuFg Al
die ard Providence; sill Of which visited by day
light
This arrangement is such as TO cause no detention
whaeverto travellers who wish proceed either north
from Alexandria or in any direction from winchester
The Baltimore stage leaves Alexandris every morning.
and the different stages leave wncheste. on the morn
ings following the arrival Of this stage.
A Splendid Hack and Gig
Are kept for hire at my residence in Middleburg,
and private be had at all times at most
Of the stopping places on the ronte,
- All baggage at the risk Of thu owners
sept 1s-eslv&1ave
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-08
Charles bennett

MS RECEIVED md OFFERS FOR SILl
1.-TWO bales best twiied sacking
1 bale best Stotch Osnaburgs, III So I'd. p'eia
rrHe has to let the House ON Cameron AFs''
Gently occupied by DIR. Carson.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-08
EovtY Acres.

Tn. House islarse announcement. three .ooaa,, "n
a.. nd piarra below with closets. kitchen ana Au'
Az an Ilnder one roofs three rooms ana passsge UP
s.r.. the whole Establishments in good order 'here
IS ,tsbic and carriage hou,e-rhe garden very pro
Suetiye is paed in, and the whole
T,ere is 81 Hiciency Of 6rs-wood. aud the ~a'ef
uncommony hne. ~ryu,J
!, the county of Hampshire, containing 7sa aeres
ane containing 2i9, adjoining the land, formerly geo
G;Ion'.. Christian stephens and Flakes. one con
t,innr ~ acres, adjoining honroe's, sahoru', sna
cEn,n,'s surveys Que containing SOY aces. sdJoih'
- lao Houses old survey, and the iands oil brown
w.t.. scutchfed Ani others. and one tract contain
Inc Is acres. adjoining the lands of Monroe, Scuch-
6slI. G.pin and others These lands are vel omeer'
rI an 4 lie near the river.
Also, 90, 900 Acres.
On the Gauley river. in the county Of Xsnhaw'' nsa
the Randolph line.
iands will call on James Mason, Attorney at Law WIN
ohe,ter Va or Augustine j. Smith. Attorney at Law,
T.l,rkssburSa, ". Those disposed 20 purchase the
o,her lands will call at Gunston, Fairfax county,
Va. or writsto ne 1t occoqusn Mills. va.
Cuns,on. Fairfax Co. Va. juneH.
20-2sgtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-08

n 3. This Ointment, which is highly valuable ap
plication for frost bites, burns, scsas and wom.ns
swelled breasts is put up in neatly Finished
glazed jugs, well corkeu and sealed. with directions
how to use it. The proprietor wishes il to be observ
ed that, order to preserve its virtues, persons using
will cork it again. asto keep the air from destroy
ing its good qualities. No agent receives them in any
other way than being well corked and sealed.
AGENTS:
WILLIAM GUNTON,
Druggist. Pa. Arenue, Washington.
\. JEWITT,
Druggist, Pa .7u:nue, Harrington.
JN0. LITTLE,
Drvggsif, Georgetown.
MESSRS. SCOTT,
Upper Marlborough.
R. SEMMES,
Port Tobacco.
M. GRIFFIN,
may PisoassSav and Nottingham.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-08
The Yan-Xard

- At Mount Sterling, about half way bel
t5Ps3 tween auckland and Fanquier Court House.
aid on the southern road, is for rent. and posses
xaI9 sion given first Of October next. This YARD
contains over thirty yas, all in prime or,lsr. good
bark house, with iron mill, curr,ng shop, &c and mas
attached TO it good dwelling house and garden now
situation for bark in healthy and populous ne'yhoor
hooI, anil we'll worthy man Of business,
For terms which viii be accommodating sppy
Phil ). Johas1n. No wear the premises. or 10
iune< oL.O. yD.- -------
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-08

Spring GOoas.
JOSEPH JANNEY s. Co
uAvE just received large stock and general as
III sortment Of
SPRING GOODS,
Which have been purchased on the best terms, and
which are offered for sale very cheap.
NAV
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-08
Seneca Falls TractS Mount Eagle
FOR SALE.
Will ,slthis valuable tract ofland, eallsd Seneca
II Falls Tract, containing
100 Acres.

10, ,i,uated on the Potomac nvef, ABOUT TOUT "'e
..,,r she Great Fails The Chesapeake and ONO
"a, !, ON the opposite side OF the river distant hA
n;ls-It is bounded on side by the PotomAe-sne
other three aides straight lines ana ne ,;II ou
n,e,forn There 10 stone grist mill ana saw ~ On
Inc land, and mill seat with about s. Zee. i1 on Ths
unfaing stream. This land is well ,, un'.as' L.
other improvements are few tenants n no wr Daniel
This land was formerly the properly .eres in the
Mg y Ta,Soun adjoining. and who always s0"'
I" and AZ the best Of all his estates.
MOUNT EAGLE
ssu,- Is situated near Ale1ancria, com
deli gh,ful view Of the Potomac raw
maa ,as CIV Of washington, Alexandria, and
81. MARYLAND shore-lt contains about
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-08
In &ent,

- Ia That we'll known Sand-Ihre'
|HJfHA s,ssy Brick iIou.e--on Union street, nov
u occupied AZ public house ,,,o,ve
rnarrh Ill
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-14

nus influences for rotteness docs not break bu !oses
It's Conference of parts iiom To- - 80 80 ; -
which cemeuted them!
Luz, wsVng other objections, surprising tkc policy
sou anu wise, have gentlemen iamilinrizsd their
OF parts the system wall involves IF tb,s c.
nave roads, Il must have supervisors of them,
I'M, ms very road viii demand number Tho thou
81 wnicn WIZ be mad 10 connect with IT, tho tens
"a thousands OF which the principle which gsv, tbi,
Dirtn' wl be prolific, what armies OF oTieers ,oni
.pey cal into being. Where is the Complication OF
to sa !, M to have It's en whI tho patronage
verted to Board of Public Works. vbsre yyo,,i5
room be found for this new olficess The Execnive.
hands be fiiled' '''' "'u'' "e' ''S
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-14
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF iiJ 555J.5II,yJ
ARRIVED


Scbr Independence, Hooper, from Bal,ipo-e :
GAYS with sundries, to Davenport. Allen g. g. !,
feyton,J Abbott a. 60, Jas Winsion o,,s n
Top d Co, 81 Goode. Lucie Z. S,,aT PaIa".
Sorion, w NJ Swoope, Workman &. NcG-nI.
Perkins & Harris. aud Jno Wickham. >
9IooP Neptune, -, from Philadelpbio tb,or,l
the chesapeake & Delaware Canal. with snr5,isss
70 FeytOus d Andrew, Levy. Pull,nc =,
DCuy, Seotl q Fry, L Rowland, II Nash, ] s. s
Cosby y Co, and Lucke g. Sizsr
Schr virginia, Gator. from DR., Dock Gos,ort
Sioop Crawford, West, from Holmes Hoo fr.
Days, with ballast ''' "'e
sSloop Globe, -, from New York. with b,l,,-,
sSchr Eliza Holt. Jackson. from Boston ballast.
Steamboat Columbus, Turner. I'm baltimore v,i,,,
SuhGries' TO w h Micou B Sheppard O Iav /,
Eudian, q Peilcolas d Co, J VI g. w Willis. ! n
aon' Brockenbrough Scott & Fry, Baldwin
ives q 20 Peyton. Holins, Collins g. Co. !
lyons Beers q PondeXter, Davenport Alien s. CO
lancaster la q DENLY, W SmyIh, G L Sampson. G nj
SitcDsii, Abbott s. Co, bucke : Sizer. & Har.
9ing' Hamilton. l. Webb u Go. c J Foy T, Tome
T' rs smith, II Nash, Garth, " NJ Swoogo.
. FISHER Jr., McKildoe and Mrs Hutclngon. -
Passed on Newport's Moose. shin Morea: of De-
emit, schr Planter; OFF the Hundreds. scl,rs Hero
ana caroline Marion, all boundup.
steamboat Richmond. Chapman, Norfolk
SAILED.
bacco & coal. F' '''' ~
coal '0'''"' -Ne"aIN' y ~
SlGOP Capital, Noylor. for New York, ooai.
Schr Ssneca Bates for Portland coal.
Schf Brazil, Creighton for Baltimore, coal
NOKFOLK, May I2.--Arrd, schr Risipr Sun
W est Philadelphia, bound 10 Richmond
NV YORK, May 10 CLEARED SCH rai,ae.d Coin. fr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-14
CONGgIss.

p iuc'day the Senate tes0lved itself into Court or -
uSc'H.eh' ana JadtsF0ok appeared with lbs counsel Wa
wiz tsl MI Nut read written statement from the aec,
NJ auu concluded with moving that he ed unt t-
h on ths n'n'h for the purpose OF filing lbs ansscr ana
plea to the impeachment The court adjourned ,in,l ,hr,
wan e understandings than ths pcac Lment will non come m
Tor irs! unti the next session uf Copsress
lue tpuse n Representatives were eusa 1ed from, half
u O'Clock in the morning, t past IN tue evening m an ar
"ous usc9sson Of hequetOns growing tic bill rea
ugc To the duties impnrts go
NneT Mt McDuhe's closing speech in committee of the
WHO'S and some OHei tcJomGrs from other genensn the
9Gesn was aaeh oh his repeating amendment aud me- v-
CO ayes % zoos ll2 A substitute the bill was thea r
60 Dy Mr. bu hanan, CONTRACTING ysteru prepare
f NE secretary OF me oasury Or the pEcvento.of frauds
On ne 'eSguae by te appointment OF assistant apmsers
&c &c whch was agerd 20, wb the consent Of the char
manor Tue committee on Wanulscues On motions Of
No Scott and Ar Howard, entertainments introduced mo
Tying the duly iron uup0flIt for rad roads &c bus
amended, the bin repoTieI 10 the liuuse
In tle House, N AlcDufe's amendment being ren. cd m
g ihc INST branch thereof proposing repeal OF te aG of
l52j,was negaiiycd, yeas 90, nays l2O.
Mr. ha'rnSer then offered an amendment proposing re-
ducou VI He duty saltI Il Lushe after Scnierr
naH aud TO 10 cents, aer that tac which amend.
Ienl AFTER debate was asrced to- yeas lOJ, nays 81
Mr. Wide e" propose an neul, embracing sitan-
uaIy smpc repeal Oh the utIh actof 1926 which motion
ursativcd-G9 10 II9
MI GoSam then, Consequence OF Tie decision Of the
oh.cie'echg the duty salt moved reconsideration of
the yOianu that branch Of Nlr McDIfes amendment which
related 20 nc da'y ON on hemp, 1, This motion wa
st under debate when AZ half after O'Clock and after
a5l'r previous unsns tjluru House adj
jpuncI.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-14

tive ere grntifed to learn that the Principal En-
gHeer OF the State has been directed by q res
chiffon Of the er 2Gicio members Of the Buard Of
Public Works, he shall have COM
pleted certain duties already assigned him by the
Board, to survey route for canal or railroad con-
meet the James and stanton rivers a. Lynchburg,
agfeeably To the tenor Of q resolution adopted BY
the last General Assembly, Pirgiaiqa.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-14

IT," Ncor Gazette contains f1rer particulars of the
arrest and examination Of the CrowuJnsheds S!na ana
Nhasa respecting the recent murder Of Mr. Wh.,e, but uobiu,
Of satisfactory character The Cvdcurc against the above
named persons appears testimony Of tlree CON
vols naurct Gunner Fishes, aud Hatch, were IN prison
the time of the murder Fisher aud Hatch had been in salem
prison about two ago, when the robbery OF Mr. White
was contemplated Hatch her lie had been in
salem the pa winter with Ounce others mentioned
the places Of eif and that murder was concerted
~ Their meetings. and TIE manner OF committing
These conversations took place February and before the 9Th
Of April the time the peeTated Hatch was semi
10 New Bednd. and Gunner Exeter gaol otaer offences
aud tsr was in the state pson The persons accused viii
not be tried before November next
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-14

T"e fe!oTJs Ec:7 fomrd the CT tea,
imported by the tarhan, by respectable merchant Ball-
more, aud forwarded this city Tor the per
son alluded TO- There eleven OF of John Wilson
cor DFectory.-,.N. \. Mercantile .ldrsrIissr.
al this box flea should nd h. way America, auG should
be opeed by American he would inform my brother
John Wilson, U! New York, that Pekin prisoner
1899 VIM WILSON"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-14

We has. - ......-.. - -. IiyLHFoOL, April I.
men hnnte iheis purchases and Tenianed 3 ADD ,sh
until yesterday. when dcaet hou,bt $500 80.
Plsnds az CI.8 fhis cocated confidence. ana ,ot,v ~,
uake is hnn splenls lees freely offered fbe sa,.s
se hs 56'h 9lt ae 1000 bales Yesterday they wee i9p
oiy"Ooo UPauds paIc0isily In rcqiIcyt -, .is
1 ~ more demand bat relatively With y6ut Quotations m
Estrset Jtfosra CGreuil,. dafei
IT.. :...,-.., . y IfvLEro0L, April l..
40 import during tn past month has been ~ gI1 rs =
Ne Qi IOylbales Fast India received asi,ye from on
ion against 20 67G in March 1929 lie total nno5 a. d.
thee months IN the present year beeo greater b,
me oespordns period Uls29 by p e3 BAGS FTon ,h
states there has beet increase Of - 72 bag and
ueSnh Tor cotton during nearly The whole Of MARCH,
WIN me exception u the last three DAYS has eeo sen
eNic0siVe and duru. PERIOD pIicas tye iee
slu9Gy AND steadily advancing. The trade Lave been MAJ
sneso ~ the comparatively ioied sock held IN e orts nn
goat extent oLhe home Consumption OF cotton 10 SCI
, pc el supply aud they haze purchased yrry freely
o c's sales OF me oog have been 81 900 bags Including
IVY Neean 1900 oi BTsZl, and BOO Sufa taken on spe
E hcsdes which, 5000 of American 1000 Of BIaz and
'VO OF Sura nave beru lprwafded unsui 60 importers ~
country Duung the month Sea islands have advaucsd bI
vi per To- o'her descriptions Amefiean 90 I'd noe, h.
b'us, generally 50 Per IN. Esyplsn 3D. and Sunt If ns
me deuand io manufactured goods both for expor, and
Ia lmitetLtequcst '-'' 80 sur
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-14

-We regret being compelled lag Mr. Whites re.
ply 10 an article winch appeared IN the last Enquirer respect
ns ms new edition OF the Letters of Ageruon Sidney IN.
u tomorrow, when II shall certainty appear
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-14
MAY VoTE on THE NEw CONsrlrUrIoS.
.Su1iLNHLrnnLn. --Eur %. nnal---l- 90


.9mouat 81 Produce aad .Numjcr IF Boats passed
dolrH through ne Lolrsr Lgcig.
May Ill h0ssheads tobacco rhds. stems, 497 barre,
four 42g lbs bacan 500 feet plank 10 sand, CORDS
Of wood empty ooat-l7 boats 10 coal boats, 1876 bushels
coal
NAy-I2ll3 hcgshesds tobacco transfer 90. COCO lbs,
uerces 1909 lbs, 81 barrels ~ nnur 50 bushels Of wheat
lJ bushels of $40 lbs cathcr no Of sand, $500
feet OF P!an!sl codsu Ho0Gij bndu IS coal boats Jif
bushels oi crSL
DlEO-l eieIday tUornng, 10 oe.lsk, lingering
~nd proraced illness, AsAIsTtAD lorsl7 H' friends and
acquaintance requested % attend h's funeral ihis
evening o. hai past uelOc iom Tho house Of James Bo-
sHer, on E.strert, without fIrthcr notice
Departed this lie, Nei.cSi1g The 9th May, Mrs.
NJ ET1S HsreIsoN. wife ~ GG~'0in William Harrison n Car
olive county Having husband, small chdren with
friends aud relatives thew loss Short was
herucs aud unexpected her dtn n the doom OF lie
n her death society has lost pearl Of great pricehc mech
and glict SPIN, her dcyon the happiness Of All around
her could not Tail 10 producing gloom upon the minds Of an
bad the pleasure Of her acquaintance Prom her infancy
ir unaffected attachment the Christian Ecl-iuu- sue
not nbe TO efeucie he ,rng sentiments Of the different
ects, consequently, united with any % them
Der Of their thuoh Tier spirit hope is az rest IN Paradise
FEIF.GA ANT PAIIASOIS.-N few Tarasols 81 Paris
Lrpakc style and richly finished well deserving the
attention Of those Ladies wanting superb article, VIII be
found at x H. JENKINS
Idsh Linen aud Fancy Dry Good Store -Naiu street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-14
TOMORROW =
BIGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE.
lI.OOO DnlIars TO. DAY I'LL n,clncL.

Rhode Island State Lottery, Glass No. 4,
tho drawing TO BE- received by BIGGER TO DAY
nc o'clock. Capitals 8 10 900 5000 2OOO. i77G o Of
1000. Tickets s., Halves so, Quarters %.
Delaware, s. Carolina, and Louisiana Lot.
terry, Class No. g.
Drawing will be received day alter To Morrow.
Capitals So OOO 5000 2,5OO 500. Of 1000, &c.
Tickets SJ-flalves 5O-Quortcrs o..
For sale By THO r. BIGGER
As-BIGGER has sold and paid within q short Pc
Rod upwards Of one Hundred and Flfly capital prizes,
omuug them two Of Ten Jh01sr1d Dollars each, al
BIGGER respectfully announces 70 the public that
he VII pnv ~ sight The capital prizcs IN all Lotteries
loi which The Managers are responsibility sold IN the
United States. ma Il
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-14

.Nstc York Life hsuyGuce and Trust Comp4au-
The books were opened Yesterday to receive subscrip-
.uAns to the capital of this nCw corporation There
was great rush for the stock About twelve mil
lions were subscribed andas ten per cent was requi-
red TO be deposited, the commissioners had in hand
two hundred thousand dollars more than the whole
capital required Ccn;racts made for the stoc
yesterday at per cent premium So it would seem
that clear profit Of $4,000 at eest, has been Gro
1tcd By th.z enterprise IN day.
l.TOarn4i IL Commerce .ifty g. .
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-14
ANOTHER STEAMBOAT DISASTER

Lori3yiLLt May lRunor says Of boilers Of the
Fecanl exploded she le this port New Orleans;
We cannot ascertain precisely when
cured. IL Il said no lives were lost.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-14

The report Of the attempt to rob the mall between DUN
lies and Aiezapda, which has got iao Circulation false
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-14

Vows, Nay Nv
srrrfsr Tho match COCO over tc mon Course u Satur
lr was won y th- s1nfict' lrrH1. She performed
tr n'r. ,n ifs which especially az the uacS was very
heavy. hogiu- been recently botcu up, scat speed Ir
was lr from tr lump laI the odds wcIcagarst cr nearly
before starring % is hf' judgment, ns BE- 7'rm t' e.,
a fhc of Errsr stock Of witch bottom, not ltss
than rcd s tlr Ci1rqCicustr, thus 90 haza s reputation
aud ~ dollars upon sburt matches of speed tr
av tc sweepstakes between EssY Hanson, S,otr, "n.
mack 1fTr4 orc 90 be- run. 10 said BU.cy Ransom VIII
i.' arvcar The other viii make great match as We
-r.frt frlt Marin is the animal chat hr1' 'oNnson
cold r.i a Sine then showed wen. hrt Dol "Di 'vu'eper
hHps 30 was r1t reguiIr.l.. particular sfcci .,
I3 morrow tr regular club rccs ruuwcrro. Toe iNoWic
heat. pU then rr rup
T,fuitg - Nfrr lhc rirH o1 Saturday. trro ww
uHuus 7rhuu thc Crns -o -, H.vron u' trer er'c'fa
cI horses tuuct, Lpba sue.ti ard Scr Pecr-tirar mil,
heats 1u' ..ctt IUe match ls WON hv Comet w tw hcats
-.. Potter 'tr la. u'c f.. hf Frat ' lch.
l.rr Time u0l gIVrn.-1.1srirrs.
Amor f.g 1HNrn WINS mo- typo nr ID. urou iI' Cot.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-14
THOMAS NOWLAND-T1~-oS-

IA IEFU l. for past syoTs, respectfully inform
~ ms friends aud che public generally that he Las
r",''ed a handsome assortment OF spring ana sum
cy vestings, also Marseilns; stocks, silk stocks.
Su-PendeFs: h0nkerchefs gloves. S<c.-aIl OF vzlch
ne Wal sell on accommodating terms.
lI-61cod
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-14
TOBACCO.
MANAGERS OFFICE.
khOde Island State Lottery. No. q

.JHURC1 LOTTERY,
The drawing viii be received TO-DAY.
$4,000 5000. 1000, I.776. > of 81 600, sc. &C.
Tickets 81. balyss 90 quarters | %.
Delaware, S. Carolina, & Louisiana Lot
terry, No. 3,
Drawing win be received on SuDday.-Spendd
scheme $4,000 FOR oaly Capital Prizes SIS 600,
1000. $500 1900, and 8 of lOOO.-Tickets S.,
halves 80 quarters ! 25
Dismal Swamp Lottery, No. .,
GO Number Lotery-iO drawn Ballots.
To be drawn at Richmond on Saturday, the ed
inst
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-14

owing more detailed account of tho Race. /, ,I,e
Courier and Enquirer. - S'l
me NIatcA RseeOn Saturday the apponied Inn, H.,
na,en faes Tor $1,000 between Aneia AMI ARIEL the 49,
1I New iok mares toos place before eodera BILE sa
'se % spectators on the Union course. Long Island IRE 49,
as une o'nuony Ine, the ia fine oder and M s
"lu sweet Betting much in favor Of the V,rri,,r
"su. lVO 70 90 was the NDeial run Of the morning
"h"ie beiofe Que the aun0s made their aures5ao.e Al
walked over the with considerable demeoess So
as calm and nncuncefed her owuer vet al fsss,
ZIG sgnian IRE Afisl was very snowy, restless aud 49,
uny out et huInor When her cashmere was Jenov.S ~.
49, very pretty An attempt 10 give bet,,n.
tsn sait-bnt would AZ the fine dur, ,ts
80 was made AIetia the outside Ariel on the n,,s
e course The former had tho decided ADVANTAGE of ,s
ahu Kept u throughout The rounds The ,,de,
was pulling his animal the whole time while -
uH way But would There was mn cs,,h
'Hblian mare. who took very handsome long i'mn.
aoi the course If she fen herself 10 he on heotvs "a
ats e last OF the last round Ariel made au,hsr mill ao
.P upa lutte upon the NrsInisn The case was 100 r.,
sot however and Arietta came an about m az ard
~ ave or sax lengths ahead with great and ELEGANCE
INC packers oil ARIEL then unbuiloned nirsethe Sou,
lied ne day. aud Mr. Johnso took the $1,000 twisted no
oaN o's with as much sang r0id would chew OF
ohaeco, and wentto dinuer. Va
iy Wete - to be match between Slender and
Onef creature Besey Ransom was 10 have run bnt .,,e
- "ose OF some old Bingham during the las, three
llS Vhe anttauenn boys win ruin horse raci,gl Thee
eH eal OF speculation the bottom speed Of Sl-n.
Oh as tpcouer competitor far the purse Tie know.
ueA are az eose hauled n the suhec a. Cane Ann mach
scnooneT travelling round Cape Cod plum In the jn's
'ye.: some good sporting expected.
Ao-ho''ow the "iiesiers" enter the field
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-14
MARSHAL.S SALE

MARSHAL'S SALE.
* virtue OF decree of the Superior Court of
- ChaGcery for the Richmond district; in a cause
lHeie.h depending between Edmund Walls Diff
against William III. Foushec AID James RAWLINGS.
Z "rto, " 'iam Fonshee. deed, dfts.-I shall
~ OF warwick, on the 5th day of June next. at
PU0c auc'o, the tract of land in the bill mentioned
OeHS three hundred and fourteen acres and one
Gu@l'eg % an acre called Rich Neck; so much
thereof as viii be sufficient to satisfy the said decree
and expenses Of sale 'oe
CHA. Il. WINGFIELD,
II. s c c. W. D..
u.G rs May Sd. 1890.
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an hfng UiI{iqnl

sharshGl.s Sale, an hfng UiRiGnl.
Il OF Chaucory for the Redmond district nro|
Eounced on The Sd day of Apnl. 1880 in the case of
t"mpSins q. Dabuey nd by consent and request OF
,Ge parties. shall Oh II nday the 3Ist day of Nav
'oSO' at II o'clock, 4 NJ, Offer for sale at public
auction on the premises to the highes, bidder for
cash. one moIety Of the TWO hundred acres Of tho
tract OF land, called Springfield lying in the coun-
y OF hing William. held by Cornelius Dabnev b.
DESCENT and By purchase from Richard Dabney: and
also, D! necessary, one 1oiey of small tract Of for
est land, near the fret mentioned tract
=. GUERRANT, II. :. C. c RD
M S-Tic Or one Of his Dnr,,tjegv
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FORTY DOLLARS REWARD

IOhI1 UOLLAKS REWARD
WILL Do gwen for he apprehension IF Il OEER,
w belonging 10 Ruber, Randolph. of Wilton.
Roger is low and thick, has pie SAINT counteISneN,
and very short hair, and Is little bald OH the too of
ms head. He Is n tu!erable workman and is web
known ii and about Richmond, where he has many
concessions The above viii be given for him IL tn
ken out ofthc State. which it i believed he nil at
tempt leaving and SO If taken within IT.
JAMES CHRISTIAN,
ma Il-2td lave Per George Taylor, Guardian.