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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-22
IahtaJie Real Estate for Sale.

n Attorney IN fac, Tor the own rs | shall
~ on the i3ts day of Deeembot 1890 tbe'
ing the Grsi day OF Campbell December Court
before the front door ofthe Tavern at CAmp.
bellConrt House, occupied by Mr.. Samuel Jor.
dan, eGpnse TO sale, by way of public auction.
Al thr lands add lots situated al and aLoat said
Conr' tinn'e, formerly the property Of Anthony
ana Jnhn Kennedy, containing IA the whole
about $40 acres. The Tavern above mention
ed IS built upon a part of this land, aud from
the vicinity Of these lands To the Court House
Their generally level character and SUSCEPTIBLE
" OF improvement, they arP deemed well wor.
INV the attention ot enIerprziug men. The
lands viii nc offered for sale ~ lnts Of which It
- respected pia,s will be exhibited ON IN. Jav
OF sale.
AT the time aud place ofsale, nv authority
70 Sell, hnd tue terms OF sale, (Which will be
'lberal) viii be explicitly made knoan. A
Po'''"n ol the purchase money, say Ia will il
Is probable. be required in hand, and for the
residue credit will be given. which viii be
made known on the day OF sale. Persons wish.
ing to view the lands. can apply tor mforma
ton TO Mr. John Alexander ,iwho lives in the
neighboI hood. CHISWELL DABNEY.
Oc.2l nd
EYiRGiNIA, SCT.-At rules holden IN The Clerks of
" nee OF the county Court Of Bedford Monday the
hfst day Of November, Ie|0
lElaln
brown and Nancy his wife, TO rnarly Nancy PearcV
Joshua fearcy Lucinda Pearcy, Jabcz Pearcy, Ruth
49, p auu heneeca fearcy, (Which suid last named
Sancy Bro"n and Joshua Lucinda, Jabez Ruth and
eoecca fesrey are the children aud heirs of Charles
pearcy' deed ishala Penrcy, Edmund Pearcy. Henrv
Pearcy, Nicholas Peaey, Henry Miller nnI S,iI ~
wife, formerly sally Pearcy, and Nancy Womaek. an
being the heirs Of John Pearcy, dee Defls In Cban
cory. " ~HN"
:. The defendants James Pearey. Isham Brown and
Nancy his wife. Joshua Pearcy, Lucinda Pearcy
,, nfearcy, Ruth Pearcy, Rebeeca Poaroy
isham Pesrey, Ednund Pearcy aud Henry Mile,
aud sally his wife, not having entered their
appearance aud given security according TO The
act OF Assembly and the rules of this court and il
appearing nom satisfactory evidence that they are not
napsnts OF TINS country II is therefore ordered that
The said defendants do appear here ON The fnnr III
monday IN January nex, and answer the bill Of ,he
Paihtii ana That copy of this order he forth, i'm
inserted III the i.ynchburg vrgniau public newspaper
printed 10 The town Of Lyncburg. Tor two months sue
sessiyey aud posted at the front door the courthoo
oithis county On two several court days.
scopy-Istei GA. WINGFIELD, d. elk
HN ~ VIVA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-22
Best Winter AaMN OIL.

@HE subscriber has this day received an
additional supply OF best Hinier LAM
oH' winch is Tor sale AT the lowest make,
price. HOWEI. DaVIEs
Nov Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-22

Valuable Lands for Sale.

I'm pursuance Of Deed OF Trust, dated the
- I'm january 1925, aud recor ded IN the
county court OF Amherst, executed by David S.
Garland and Jane IL. his wife to Daniel Hig.
ginhoam aud James Lyons, Jr., trustees, in
trust, II secure the aymcnt of three thousand
and eighty eigh' dollars and nneiy cents, with
interest thrIton, from the 10Th Of January
1923, TO Ben amin ". Leigh and Robert Stan
ard, t. satisfy the said d bit and the expenses
Of the rust,-wiH be sotd, AT public auction, TO
thu highest bidder, for cash. at the front door
OF the Eagle Hotel in the city of Richmond, on
Friday the 10th day December next, the fol-
lowing lands in the said Deed of Trust mem
toned and conveyed, aud more particularly
described, viz:
Que tact OF parcel Of land, lying and being
IN the county OF Amherst, on the north side
and adjoining Bufi6lue RIVER and on both sdes
Of Hi9g lnbotham's Creek, and containing one
tho lsand and three acres (by me,es and bounds
in the sal Deed Of Trust descrlbed) made W
of The lands purchased OF Henry Holloway aud
w liam Lee.
onr other tract or parcel Of land containing
sixty acres al coming the before mentioned
tract, and being the same land which was sold
under decree Of Amherst county court n
september term 1903, pt onounced in the case
oil David ). Garland, adu'or OF Benjamin Phil
FPS, dec d, and guardian Of George ID. Phllips
an infant ,on Of William Philips, dec'A com
plainani, ag ainst Mary Philips widow {. relief of
w ll,iam Philips, decd and others defendants
and bing thu same land which was convened by
Gabriel Penn, to William Philips. decd by
deed dated lsi May 1850, and duly recorded in
the county court of Amherst.
Aud one other tract or parcel of land adjoin.
ing The last mentioned tract Containing four
hundred acres (by metes and bounds IN the said
Deed OF ltnst described) and beng the same
Land that was granted 10 Aaron Higginb1tham
ana devised Jacob Ivree the elder 10 his
two sons William and Jacob.
he sale will be made by the subscriber.
under the special power in the Deed OF Trust
expressed and contained To the trustees or
ehher them, 10 make the sale, and only such
hle asis veslei by the SAID deed in the trustees,
IS to be sold and conyeyed.-And the sale will
commence, between the hours OF IL aud |
o'clock OF the day of sale above appointed.
JAMES LYONS, Junior.
Nova ,ds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-22

A Continuation Of the Executors Sale
~ nonday The 18th day Of Dece berne,,
S<sill be offered at Public Sale, IN like man!
nrr. at tie late residence OF Daniel Gl imam de.
ceased, 10 the Town of Fredericksburq, ali Tho
Personal Estate Of said Grinnan, in said Town
consisting OF several House Servants, Garden
er, Cook, Hostler and Sempstress, SC. athe
Household and Kitchen turn'ture, Carriage u
Horses, light Wagon, Riding Horse,a consid
cradle Stock el Books, with a variet, Of other
articles too tedious 10 rnumeIate. Tie terms
OF sale, as stated in the previous advertisement
JOHN S. WELLFORD. Ex'er
OF The last W i'll and Testament Of
DANIEL GRINNAS, deceascI
Oct II, ,ds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-22

M Office BY virtue Of deed of rU'',
M executed by the late Hill Carter TO the
Undersigned, bearing date the l4'h day oil
May 1928, and recorded in the county court
OF Amherst, for the purpose OF securing 10 the
president, Directors ~ Co. OF the Farmers BANK
81 Virginia cei tain debts in the said deed mention
ed' with interest thereon, we, or one Of u.s. WIN
proceed TO sell, at public auction, for cash, o"
The second day OF December next, in tie tow"
OF New Glasgow, in the county OF Amhe's'
IN front OF the Tavern, occupied by Mr.. J'
fendleton, seventeen Slaves, with the inoreast
any, OF the females. or SO many OF the sa.t
; a'es rs Shal tie suifcentio pay 10 the s"l'
President. Direct Il Co. OF the Farmers
Bank OF Virginia the amount due TO them, Ut
der the deed aforesaid, together with the epa'
ses OF sale The sale will continue nom u"y
to day, If necessary--The Trustees will contoy
TO the purchaser such title only as is 'es'eu
them by virtue of the deed above Inen'io"e''
EDMUND WINSTON, }rrustees.
ALEXANDER TOMPKINS,
Oct. % ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-22

AUCTION Sale Of LdnaS and ,SiapeS.
E2Y virtue of deed OF trust. executed 10 rs
"a D by John Mopntcas,le, aud Tam,ey In,
VIII, and Robert Iinsley, bearing date on the
10th day Of July, 1928, and of record IN rfe
conlry court of Amherst, We shall. on the lt
day of December. 1880, before the Fl ont door of
the tavern house, ia the town Of New Glasgow,
and county OF Amherst, nov occupied by james
5. Pendle'on, expose TO sDe by way Of public
auction. the following real nut personal estate,
to wi, "A house and lot, situated in the said
town Of New Glasgow, il being the same here.
tofOre conveyed 10 the said John Mounicasle
and Robert Tinsley by William e. Pendlrton,
and James s. Pendleton.-Also, two other i'm
proved lots, in the said town of New Glasgow.
with all the houses and Improvements thereon,
one of which lois contains the Store house
lately occupied by James Rose, and the other
being the same which AT the date of the said
deed OF trust, was occupied by the said John
Mounicdsile. Also, u tact Of land, lying in the
said county of Amherst, within one mile Of the
>sad own of Ne" Glasgow, containing by sur
Vey $50 acres, DC the same more or less, aud
adjoining the lands of David s. Garland, John
Coleman and others also, y acres of land,
adjoining the last mentioned tract, purchased
OF David s. Garland-aIso, one other tract Of
land, lying aud being in the coanty nforeasid,
on the waters OF Bulfnloe river, containing one
hundred and twenty three acres, more or less,
AMI adjoining the lands OF Barnet Cash, William
Duncan and William Sanddge -also one Other
tract OF land lying IN sand county, supposed 10
contain two hundred acres adjoining the tract
last before mentioned, and also adjoining the
lands OF William Sandidge aud orhers-aso,
The following slaves, with the increase OF the
females OF them, If any. since the date OF he
SAID deed OF trust, namely, one negro mamma
med Moses, aud his wife Amy, two negro boys,
Bob and Washington, two glrls DosIa and Ma
~, two men George and Albert, one woman
named Rachael. one boy Meredith one glrl ma
med Eliza, one woman named Betsey, one wo.
man named Judy, one boy named Aicby, aud
Two girls Apphia and Betsey.
Terms Of Sale.-1he slaves will be sold for
cash, and for the real property one fourth of
the purchase money will he REQUIRED TO be pad
on the day OF sale, e. the balanc e in three equal
Ins'alments at &, II and Is months from the
day OF sale, 10 be secured in every case by
notes made negotiable, and payable at one Of
lie Banks IN LynchbuIe, satisfactorily endors'
eu, anu by deeds oi trust OH the property pun
chased.
he nile 10 all of'he said property is believed
o De good, but acting merely as trustees, We
"iil convey only such tile as is vested in US
D. the detd of trust aforesaid. ShonId the sale
not he comp cied on the day above appointed,
II wit he Continued FROM day 10 day until com
I'eted. RICHARD S. ELLIS, I Trus-
tHioWELL DABNkY, tees.
Oct. 81 ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-22

olItE.-A pe'ifIon II be presented 10
L y The next Legislature Of Virginia, fr leave
10 erect toll bridge across James Riv,r, hon
my land IN the county of Amherst, 10 the oppo'
site sbore III Campbell county.
BENZ. SCHOOLFiELD,
Nov. Is V4w
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Lands and Slaves at auction.

Nov II
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DYSPEPSIA.

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Nov4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-30
Chick ahominy Land for Sale.

THE subscriber is empowered BY deed of trust
Il from Judge Hay and others, of record in the
Office of the clerk of Henrico county, 20 SELL and he
now offers for sale, the estate called AshieId con
tanning about hundred and thirty acres situated
on Cmckahominy, IN the county of Henrco, about
miles fiom the city of Richmond
The estate consists of two parcels the upper sep
Grarcd from the lower by a slip of and about four
hundred Yards wide The upper parcel contains
abou 43O, and the lower about 500 acres
On the upper parcel there is excellent BRICK
dwelling house, CO by 80 feet, having SIX large and
two small rooms, and four large closets. The house
was built about the year 1914, and IS said to be as
good any in the county The store-room and
gurdensr's house also of brick. The other hou-
ses kitchen, servants apartments, stables and corn
house, &c are of wood About one-third of this
tract is, as told. what is called mud land, 10 or
As acres of which cleared and in meadow. which
may with little trouble be kept constantly irrigated.
On the lower tract, containing about 500 acres.
there barns stables, &C but dwelling house
but that intended tor the OverSeer II has good
scite for dwelling house near excellent spring
and q most abundant supply of are wood. There is
also orchard on 1t Ii ia represe ed that Of this
tract between one and two hundred acres are mud
land, that may be easily cleared, and that are equa
| 10 any land on Chckahomny.
The district of country in which these Snds are SIT
uated is said to be very healthy, and entirely excmpt
/ from ague and fever
| On having the purchase money, and the interest
thereof payable SEMI annually. satisfactorily secured
liberal credit will be given To he purchaser.
The parcels will be sold separstey If the purcha
ser should so desire. ROBERT STANARD.
jy 20 Paws y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-30
WHITE MULBERRY TREES.

fENllE subscriber has for sale Of bis farm mll.s
above Richmond the trees years old any rea-
sonabIe quantity oil the genuine Jorus Alba white
Italian Mulberry Trees; and "a be season sp-
roachIng IN which they may be trsnsplanted he is
may be Of the article; and as he Is well salts
fed that the se culture must be ofthe pro
ftabe branches the ogrlculrurst can turn his aien-
ton to- he hopes to be the OF their extensive
distribution through the State. They Will be sold
reasonable terms. by the hundred otherwlse, dev
cradle IN Richmond within any reasonable distance
thereof. J. w SMITH.
B-Orders may be left at Scott & Smi -. E
street, Richmond OCT '-2lwtf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-30
TRUSTEES SALE,

RY virtue deed of trust from Ludwell Lee,
- bearing date the let day May. IN he year
1923, and recorded IN the county of Spottsyl
vania. l shall: on Monday, the lilh day of October
next, before the front door of the Engl. HoeI in the
City OF Richmond. proceed to sell public auction,
to the highest bidder. Tract of Land lying the
said county of Spo tsylyania aiming four thousand
one hundred and fry acres more less; being
of the tract OF dnd commonly designated the said
copnty the NINE tract The land j. represented to-
contain large quantity of iron orr Large quaint
ties of this were, at former times, raised with
large profit TO those engaged in the operation and it
Is supposed, that the mines NIGH be now worked to-
much profit If the operations prudently and ski
fully conducted But, of thus, It's supposed the pur-
chaser will by examination, inform himself, as no
guaranty Of the extent fertility of the mines will be
made Selling trustee. / shall convey TO the pur-
chashr. with special warranty only, though 1t is be-
leved that the title is unquestonable
Tine terms of sale Will be third Of the purchase
money, and the charges Of The sale and of the execu
ton of the trust TO be paid hand aud the residue
Of the purchase money in three equal instruments
payable respectively al two, and three years,
from the day of sale, and bearing interest from that
day ond to be secured by deed of trus the land.
aug 5-2awtds ROBERT STANARD
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-30

ViRGlNlA.-At superior court of chancery
holden at Staunton on the 18th day Decem-
Der, 1923: between Hudson Martin. plaintiff. and
John Brnckenbruugh, John Ii Cooke, Randolph
HARRISON James Brown Robert Burton John Pat
terSon and Polly his wife, John SmIrh and Cary Ann
his wife. Thomas j. Randolph and Jane his wife Ro-
bert g. Nicholas. Wilson c. Nicholas, John C. Nich
oH> Margaret Nicholas, Carr,
his wife, defendants.
On the motion of the plaintiff, it IS ordered that
Josiah Shanklin, John e. Stevenson. and Robert
Hamilton, be app tinted commissioners any two or
NOR" of whom may act, divide the land IN the bill
mentioned among the parties according TO their
spectivc rights, and the sand comm are di-
reced TO report tbelr proceedings to this court.
Monday, Juy 9th. 1929.
On the motion of the paIntlf BY his counsel. 1t is
ordered that John q. McClanahan be added as d
commissioner to tho.e appointed by an order made in
this cause on the 10th day OF December, 1S25.
Copies. Teste,
WILLIAM S. ESKRIDGE. C $ c. G.
The parties Interested IN he DIVISION ct he land
above referred winch consists OF tract Of so 600
acres, formerly III Greenbrer. now Nicholas county,
patented IN the Of Wilson &. NIchoas,) will
take notice, that he commissioners Will proceed to
carry into IF ct thu said decrct4i order on the 4th
day of Nov, GIGer next
7-Gio HUDSON MARTIN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-30

nNE copy complete IN 10 vols Of the Annals of
~ Sporting and Fancy Gazette; Magazine
tIreiy approprIa ID to sporting subjects and fancy
on bunt,ug ss1o,,ns cnni-nt- rscn, fyb,n,- "nnE
ing, pughms. wres ling, single STICK, pedestranism,
cricket billiards, rowing, sailing, accompanied with
striking representatives OF the subjects CO..
Toured and PLAIN. For sale by J. II. NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-30
FLOORlNG PLANK.-15.OOO feet of
- we'll seasoned heart Flooring Plank. for sale.
sCp2O JAS. WINSTON.
Female Education.

MIR g. MRS. CURTIS vii resume the duties Of
INh ruer Seminary the an Of October, IN the new
and commodous house erected expressly for the pur-
pose. Their iutc journey to the North has enabled
them to make large additions TO their Philosophical
and Chemical Apparatus md especially to their Min
genealogical Cabinet. They now offer TO Young La
dies. a Seminary richly furnished, and course Of
study as thorough and extensive may be desired.
Tie Mathematics, tho Ancient and Modern Lanauu-
gcs, Drawing, Painting, sc. VIII he taught by abIc
and faithful instructors. and Popular Lectures will
be delivered occasionally, on various branches Of
Philosophy and Science, to which young persons not
connected with the Seminary may be admitted
VI. & Mrs G.. prepared 10 accommodate a
few Young Ladies with boarding. washing and ludg
ing Tor The very reasonable sum Of $3.50, per Scbo-
astic year. sep 28-Gt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-30
Tri-Colour. sc.

TENEE Tr Colour, NJ /. received
IL Library Of Useful knowledge, nos IS, &c,
n and 19.
DO barmers' Series, Nos : and 8.
Maps to Library Useful Knowledge, No. C.
Library of Entertaining knowledge. No IL
And many other works received at the Virginia
Bookstore. J Ii. NASH.
oct
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-30
TENHE HORSES FRIEND Hmd's artery -.Thisis

TENHE HORSES FRI IN D hmds Artery This Is trsate
oil the diseases and accidents which the forse
abe the causes and symptoms of EACH and the approx
cd remedies employed for the in every
tons TO the ShOesmh, faTrer, and Groom, how acquire
knowledge In the Of Faery. the Of
Preceded by popular description tive animal in
health, and showing tie principles by which these
restored when dsoTdered - Illustrated by several eulavnLs
OJ- his Book pnG tren,s ~ a mastery style on
every subject be found table The sbscrI
Der ~ justified making these remarks, from his
knowledge Of these but judgment persons
this reGborhood, emueuty qualifed-Recenty published
and for sale, by } II NASH
Wares Farier Masons Fasr, last editions also for sale
s usual sen 20
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-30
THIRD DAYS RACE
Over the Broad-Rock Course.

NOR the Jockey Club Pur.e "f S3nO-3 mile
II heats-will take place this day. Sept. Both
1G30.-Four entries.
WIN. r. Johnson enters his mare Charlotte TEN
pie, by Sir Archie, 4 years old
Thos Watson enters his bay colt Malcolm, by Sir
Charles years old green jacket and blue cap
Tho ID. Watson enters Kate Kearney, Yeas
old by Sir ArchIe-pink Jacket and blue cap.
Richard Adams enters his horse. Red Rover, by
Sir Charles, years old
JUpGEs-John Bolts. John Ieth, ] w. Win
free
DIs-AICE STAND--Wm. Moshv. b. Moody.
ISHAM PUCKETT
sept. 30 II PrOprel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-30
Wirt's Opinion.

OPINION on ia right OF the State of Georgia. TO
~ extend her avs over he Cherokee nation. by
VIM. Writ. ESQ just published and Tor sale by
oct J. ii. NASH.
4 NARD.-Mr & Mrs. Hamron being unable 10 find a
- mouse suitable for their Female Seminary, compelled
for the present to decline reop-uing L. sep %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-30
AssrStGH &alxA.
BY OTIS. DUNLOP Il co.

GROCERIES
70 On FRIDAY. the LIST October, at 10 o'clock,
Will be sold at store
2S hhds prime ST Cro,x sugars
10 do Porto Rico do
so bbls Campbell's gin
~ bbls old whiskey
100 boxes candles
100 do soap
100 renms wrapping paper
so bbls mseksrel
10 hhds nolssses
cheats gunpowder tea, imporati 1890
Imperial and Tyson do
SO boxes chocolate. lamp oil
Indigo, leading lines, nu.msgs, mace
Cider, white lead, matt resses pepper, &c.
sep 3O-ts .. ID. g. co Aucts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-30

Attention Light Dragons.
VOU ordered to attend lawful muster of
IL your company, at the City Hail OH Friday the
Ii October, completely equipped Roll To be called
precisely at half past O'Clock, p ID BY order
sepgU JNO. COSBY Ordly Sarp't.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-30

The lion. DIR. Everett. u representative in Con
gress from the State OF Vermont, has post ed Isasc
HILL of New Hampshire. ex Comptroller of the
Treasury and Senator elect. ~ LIAR.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-30
Valuable Real Estate at Auction.

Valuable Real Estate at Auction.
TTNHE property generally known a. Armstrong;
Il Tavern. III the most central and busy part OF
the city, Immediately between lhe Old Market and
the Dock, with the GdjOnlng Tenement at present
occupied By Mr.. w. Ii Austin upon which has been
recently erected o connexions brick Bake House of
the most approved plan, and which viii rent readily
for $500 per year.
he above property frSnts IS feet upon 18th street
and IS well Known that only considered neces-
sury to remark that no investment in the city would
probably pay more permanet or better 81 than
this which NIll be sold he premises at Public
Auction at 2 O'Clock on Tuesday the 18th October,
I83O.-Terms liberal. end made known on the day
OF sale, by Messrs. DAVENPORT, ALLEN & Co.
Aucls. a. PEASANTS, JR.
sept 90
WILL be sold at the late residence of Martin
w Lipscomb, decd, near the Bloody run Spring,
on Church Hill, Friday the LIST of October next,
a. O'Clock all the household kitchen furniture
one and calf and two watches. belonging to the
estate OF said dscedent Terms at sale.
sep est MARTIN DRURY. Adm'cr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-30
J. ?. TAYLOR
CARPETING.

I P. TAYLOR. having received the agency of
e. several manufacturing establishments. is now
opening the most extensive assortment of Brussels
Ingram and Venetian Carperings and Rugs. ever Of
fered IN this city, which will be sold as cheap rs in
any nrkc IN thr Jnircd Sa'rs OCT I-eawpy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-30
Bonnet Kibands

FASHIONABLE and st,le tall bonnet rbahds receiy.
h ed 10y the Packet Have from France Just opened at r
Il. JENKINS Fancy Dry Good aud Irish Linen Store
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-30

. SUGAR, MOLASSES, COFFEE, &c.
Dn Hhds first rate 81 Crox sugar
AO Is do dry Porto Rico DO
10 do de- New Orleans do
20 bags 6nr old white coffee
so do green RE DO
so do do haguIra and Cuba do
28 hhds w esr lndr moIasses
80 brls best old rye Vhlskey
100. do No. O. mackarel
400 SACKS Liverpool filed blown salt
ALSO,
New Yurk inspected soal csther-for sale BY
-CpI 20 RALSTON & PEASANTS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-30

series oil resolution 10 accordance with THESE sea
timents offered and unanimously adopted, and q
COMMITTEES Of i've gentlemen appointed to ironsmt
them tu General Lafayette, wrthu request that h.
would make the Unknown ia France, in such nannea
10 him might seem fit.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-30

We understand that strenuous effoits are makni
to have +. Knapp repreved until ufter The trials
J. Knapp and Geo. Crownnshied.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-30
The Turf.

HUDSON MARTIN.