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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-27
DRY GOODS

New, Fashionable, and Cheap.
P OBERT n. JENKINS has received he Tho
AZ 'o'e arrivals, the following new Goods:
iouion striped gre1adno, new and elegant prti-
Gle irr ladies evening dresses
h!ch chaoTcablc Gro d. Maps and Marceline silks
containing all the fashionable colors
Superb Boulard figured silks
Gro de Algtcrs
Sam figured musiins
All colored figured, grenudiae robes, for parties,
&c. F''''@'
New style belt ribanHs
al the fashionable shaped forclas
Copos. caps, pcIrri1cs and mantleets
SIX and cotton hose Of all kinds
LaCc goods, Of every description
Ono hundred Mcrlno long aud squarc shaws, OF
all co0rs. sizes and prices
lHybct wool aud cashmere shawis
Puscan and jana wool sbawls, Of new style
al the fashionable kinds of slk, barrcpc and
Grape hdks and Fcarts
Gro dc Chem Grape hlGfs Of now style
Also, one thousand pieces CalCuce from 8 c. nor
yard, Co supcr6uo
Likewise, 10 cases Irish and German linens. az
superior fabric, warranted grass bleach and FREQ
from any mperfccton
Persons wishing Linens will find an advar &c in
examining this assortment. For sale by the piece
halt piece, or yard, al tho lowest price, AZ
JENKINS
sep 20 Fancy Dry Good and Irish Linen Store
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-27
RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY

IA KS CHRlSIlANNA G BURKE respectfully
Va announces her intention to open in this CITY
on 'he first day of October next, Seminary for the
lars. 10y SUM-
1t IS contemplated to offer an Institution COMBINING,
the most solid requirements, with the most ponulnP
ana Iashloneblc accomplishments Without Isvinr
claim To any extraordinary qualifications for discbar
ging the arduous and highly responsb BILE duties which
VIII aeVo!Ve on her as Principal, MIS- feels emf.
dent that an early attention the subject of Ednoa
u"h ana an experience OF many years in its detals
united TO The assistance OF many able tenchprs m
enable her to afford advantages equal to apv IN tbi
State. and not inferior to those ofany No-,hS 80
tGjon. 'Se'A
Mrs. Burhe will receive daily assistance frop, NJ
Burke at an hour not interfering with the duties OF
MS own seminary MIR Macully, Teacher of .Haths
males "a he RSChUond Senlinay1 will also oive 5o;I,
Instruction the branches CONNECTED 18th Is 5ar
ment.
Mr. Stephen Bernard, native of France wfr
teach the modern languages
Music, Drawing and Dancinr Will he t,pcbt h. e.
most approved masters
Boarders vii! receive that parental attention rh;h
whilst 1t avoids undue resrsnt, will insist on The full
Glmenl OF ali moral and religious duties and sp;o;,
strict regard tor those ervarces best cRcIseJ p,
insure an easy and becoming department
The following table EXHIBITS more exs.Dsive
course OF studies than generally offered for the ed
pca.on o. females They submitted in detail ON
account OF he belief that many parents will consider
them essential to complete education.
Orthogrupby, Arithmetic
Xsy.''e' Dook -keeplUES
w rtng, Algebra,
Eng!Sh HTammRF, Geometry,
5 = DTA Natural Philosophy,
8e!ieS LettTes Chemistry,
.t's'"iuEy S.y!e; Inc Crock. Latin, BEench
Anc'eh' ehd Modern Lis Italian and Spanish LIN
Tory guages
HeogTaPhy' WIN me use Vocal and iustruuorr,--
OF Globes and Maps, Music
nns,LonI'ny' Drawing and PaInuun
Ha'urel histoTy Dancing,
The Richmond Female Seminary viii bo .r,,.+
IN the house on l2th street. once occupied by the
late Mr. Frederick Pleasan,s-cen,pal spacious. Gle
waited and retired; no location in the city can better
/ afford the necessary accommodation.
VgRITs.
Board Tor TIC scholastic year of 10 montts Sgno
Tuition m all the English branches, 40
sNra charges regulated by hose Of otltrr schools
Application in person or hy hotter, vii receive
pumpt attention. mn 95-ftntc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-27
Preston Salts.

81 ELECT PRACTICAL THEOLOGY Of the
- Seventeenth Century. comprising the best prac-
'ic0l works OF the great English Dyincs, and other
authors OF that age. Collected and arrarr.
u' WI" biographical sketches and occcsiona! notes
ny James haTsh, President ofthe University of Yer
mont La iiFe volumes. Volume FIRST lust publish
Cd, containing tine blcssedness ofthc righteous and
~ me 'an'ty Of man as mortal" by the Rev. John
DC VIM Bates Received f3- sale by
eess COLLINS q. co.
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j AMES WINSTON.
COMMISSION MERCHANT

(.varket Bridget
IA AS on hund, and daily expects. the C,llnyyip,
articles which he will sell on the mos, rensor
able terms. (withnut the addition of proGt1
I6O Maranhnni, Spanish hides, (heayyl
1000 lbs OF oak tanned soal and harness lcatbc,
6OOO lbs. of assorted cotton yarns
1000 los. of washed and unwashcd wool
100 sacks of Liverpool salt at g.
20 barrels and 10 boxes loaf sugar lJc TO eOc
- whole and half pieces cotton bagginp
20 doz. wire meal sieves
200 barrels of nett and grcss fish
10 do Of family roe
- do Of shad
l2 hhds. Of hest New Orlean, malasscs
81 barrels OF sweet Malaga wine
90 do of cordial
25 do of Newark vinegar
10 do Cf do cider
90 boxes Of tallow candles and sooD
40 bundles of printing paper
Wrapping aud letter DO
Webos seq ars, bed cords, sash cord
Leading lines lead pencils
Beef tongues, &c. &c.
.lad daily expected.
10000 lbs. Kicks family bacon
1000 lbs Of lard
20 barrels large Northern apples
Chars, set;ccs, &c. &c.
sept 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-27

Merino .Shawls, VT Flannels, &c; &c.
a II X. H. JENKINS FANcY Day Coon &, IRIsr,
~ LrNEN SroRE, will be found of this falls import
alton, an extensive assortment Of the following Shargs
All sizes white, scarlet, crimson, black plain and fancy
coored square merino shawls.
Long white scarlet black and colorcd ,ncriRo, thy
bet, wool and cashmere showls
Lama wool and Tuscan shawls a new rich and cheap
article for he season.
IN extensive assortment Of small Sizes ueripo cash
mere, thybet hdkfs. and shawls.
Also
One bale white ond rcd tannes--variovs prices
Four cases beached shIrtngs from Cd ward to fine
Persons wishing 10 examine meTino and other fash
lonnbe Shawls will find them in abundance at the
above place.
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Proposals by Mary Barney,
ENOR PUBLISHING the first day Of Noyeu-
tne'eai,er, III the city Of Baltimore, new Psrod,ca
Work. to DC entitled.
lie NATIONAL MAGAZINE:
OR, LADY'S EMPORIUM

OR, LADY'S EMPORIUM.
Inc intended work will be generally literary and
o0Ntical' The literary department shall be
S. IN a manner not inferior to that of The
OesI periodicals IN the countryin the scyern denor,
en's OF prose and verse, and their subdiv;s;ons mr.,
naI' r'e' sentimental and ddactc compositions or
gnai or selected Nor although its general head be
literature, shall the ucubration OF science !, 80 20
ITS branches. be neglected when thev sh,lI hs oti
Tor publication in the National Magazine
~ cue str"gglr which Is now going between civ
I u noe''y ahn wIa 0narchy, under 'hc garb of demo-
crazy she WIFI sometimes raise her febe voice. mot
os GlsPutant IN the of party but az an advo
cate Tor certain great principles which 1t NAV become
er sex ana condition 10 feel lively and deep in, crest
IN maintaining IN these times of mlscalled .treform,
on' as victim of prescription" she has suffered
100 much and knows too much to permit her entire
silence. Upon that subject she cannot avoid speak
lDS [eety.-she wal try' however, to speak dis
Greetiy' II tkete are any who would still frown upon
thls last struggle Of mother for her family they nre
AT liberty to withhold their support-A Daughter of
Tue hey2lutLon, and the grand children of Reyolu-
uOnaTy Heroes, will perish ere thew ber n tho I.p,I
"nere theY should live IN honor
phe WORK VIII be comprised in eighty octave PAGES
on me paper IN new type, handsomely stitched and
c'i"Eed covers-making two handsome volumes a
year.
TERMs:-The annual subscriptions will he Five mol
as payable IN advance the delivery of the third
number, at the pleasure of individuals
y" SUBSCRIPTIONS remaining unpaid at the end of
- cents. et
Much attention will be paid to forwarding the num-
oe's ana WIN the least cost to subscribers-t beinu
% es'aolsh agencies in all the principal cities
aud towns, bT whom he work will be carefuilV deJiv
cred. L" other places, or when the number of subz
scFiUers may not be sufficient 20 establish an agency
hGy VIII Dc forwarded by mail, unless otherwise drecl
ted Subscribers are respectfully requested ds,;nc,z
to prescribe tho places persons to whom the work
sHaIi be sent tor heir MARY BARNEY
~ Al letters and communications attended to bv
Baltimore Sept. |.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-27

Il sNc55sPUper TOR the ladies.
iFoGGsais Tor publishing 70 the City of Washington,
WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, in neat ouarto Ern T'
containing eight pages, devoted entirely to the dis
seminauon OF Intelligence useful and interesting to
the I.ahles- 10 b.. @ "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-27

Richmond, AWguSt 3isl, 1890 (
The parties interested will please take notice that
have appointed tho 2nd day Of November next, 10
commence the accounts directed by the foregoing
they requh cd to attend my Office IS doors above
the Va. Banks with the necessary proofs and dgcu.
ments, ready fUT examination and settlement
62-iaw2m AMOS LADD, Cournfeg,o-r-
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SEPTEMBER FASHIONS.
Fall Dry Goods.

p OBERT n. JENKINS is now opepiuo, In o.,
IA Pncfet Exit. from New E ork, an assortment
oil Ed1cy Dry Goois, Irish hincns Lawns. Sheot-
,nss' Table Damas; aud Damask Table Clotbs-
livery variety of fashionable lace and worked Goods
-cdpsS-. approximately iorellas-worEed robes
hosiery and gloves; with many new ami fashionable
don. ~ '' o-iu LON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-27

ihhMo' SUBSCRIPTIONS TO the DuiS RoHNoNr Wniu SO
able in advance. ny
ApvtnitiN. square of 10 lines lcss one in.
tntion rs cents; two al three rr,ions 81 -
every succeeding insertion 33l
hTce week, FIRST week 81 25 every succeeding week 81
TWICE week, first insertion a. every succeeding in
. sef,ion SO cents 80" ~
rTtion so cents 'e -
sVnio " $40 N''''' '''''NNl
Transient advertisers must pay in advance
ne number o insertions must he the MS or they
VA DC inserted until ordered To be stopped aud nc.
cordngly 'rF'' ' e~ ~
Annual Advertisers charged so dollirs for two suuurcs
anu IN mat proportion for advertisements greater length;
except Antoners and Lottery dealers charged 500
w Inc CONSTITUTIONAL WING is published twice
aweek, CIuesdays and Frays) FIVE dollars per annun
payable II advance. '
roTfarertsRS7 cents square, less, for
srtoa, and so cents for each continuance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-27

Personal Cnarms-Iuc Teeth.
TA'hosc persons who would rcran or restore
these desirable p"rscna advantages, are advised
10 ask Tor Doci NuHyoss (Drn ist OF this c.tv' anti
septic i,oij-polr3sr. This elegant and pleasant pre-
TararIon, can always be had AZ my Drug and Medical
Store opposite the Eagln Hoo Il is cS-aI. from
acid and other dclotcrous lnErcLcuts-irs applca-
ton braces and strengthens The teeth AMI gums end
by removing all offensive acrumulgt0us, preserves
the natural sweetness OF The breath-Pucc % cents
either 81 my store as above, or Of Or. Monroe dem
iIst, street. opposite the new Presbyterian Church
T. II, BLAMIRE
scT 90 Opposite tha door Of the E,-Io
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-27

The OXonians
A Glance at Society BY he Author of "Thc
IA Roue"
NY point damnecs les foic de ne puissen,
ioumir volume Ia Brr'vzrr
For | um--Ook to T.,
An Oxford scholar, and can do I
Just published. for sae by COLLINS g. co.
sep %
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Commissioner Office, IE-ederichsburg,

JHEy on, 1880. I
The parties interested are hereby required TO at
tend at this Office, prepared with testimony sustain
their pretensions the 4th day of November next,
al O'Clock, a. NJ. T. .. BARTON,
90 6w Con,'r e.. C., Frederic sburg.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-27
JUDKIN'S OlNTM ENT.

TE7HE subscriber has jus, received The above rnrn-
N toned article with which hc viii TOT ,ha future
he regularly supplied.
ian % n. 6. NcNE.1NPN
MOTlCE.--Pcrsons indebted TO the firm
- Of Kyle s. Cochran, requested To come
forward and settle tEcir accounts. They are dcsI
rons OF closing the business az early possible, aud
tjop "f those concerned ~ .
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-27

Flute and Violin Music.
A Variety. of Flute Tlogcolot and Violin Music
"A received ~ mo. ~. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-27

ENAMILY ROE HERRINGS.-A few
Ohs of r." Herrings for sale.
sept % JAS WINSTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-27

4 NHEESE.-5O casks Cheese Hodges" and 9th
" er prime brGnds-landnr and for sale by
sep Ell OIIS. DUNLOP q CO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-30
BLANKETS.
Weight.
Also Indian rarterinp vermiIIion tata ribbons pock

Also Indian gathering, vermon, taeta ribbons, peck
ct locking glasses, beads, Indian avis, brass nlaid
knives, scarlet millcd caps, sturgeon twine.
This section contains the principle which consider
new-tat OF aboishng duties by the Joint act of the
legislative and executive departments. The idea of
equivalents which the section also presents, is not
but has for its sanctions high and veneraed authority, OF
which shall not fail TO avail myself That we ought
to have equivalents, aboishing ten twelve millions
OF duties on foreign merchandise, is most clear. Such
abolition will be advantage to foreign powers. for
which they ought TO epsate us, by reducing duties
to equal amount, upon productions. This is what
no law, separate act Of own, command. Ami
cable arrangement alone, with foreign powers, eff
feet IT, and TO free such arrangements from Serious per-
haps nsuperablc difficulties, IL would be necessary first
TO lays foundation for them, in act Of Congress. This
what NY bill proposes 10 do u proposes that Con.
gres5 shall select the articles for abolition OF duty and
then leave the Executive to extend the provisions
Of the act to such powers will grant equivalent adj
vantagcs. The articles enumerated Tor abolition Of dg-
ty, Of kinds not adc in the United States so that
my bill presents ground Of alarm uneasness, any
branch Of dorncs industry.
The acquisition Of equivalents Is a striking feature
in the plan which pTopo 6 and for that have the au-
tiority Of him, who opinions will never be invoked in
vain, while republican principles have root in soil
speak Of Mr. Jefferson, and Of his report the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-30

The aggregate exceeds twenty millions Of dollars Tor
The short period Of the last nine years And these
free importaons, injurious TO the furader and tho
farmers who raise cattle, and want market for their
skins, are derived from countries who exclude hea
Willy tax, furs and hideg and the articles manu-
factured out OF them. They come, chiefly, from tho
Southern Republics and Great Britsin. n such large
impotalions are to continue free let those who enjoy
the benefit reeiprocate the favor. Let them abolish
duues on American iurs and American hats. Let them
abolish duties on our hiJes; and where the priy-
lego oi sending hdes, would not be beneficial TO
in the Southern Republics, let something else be sub
stiiuied Tor the abolition; AZ, dted spirits, manuac-
ures Of leather cotton, giass, wood, &c. II they do
not fecipfOcae advantages thu' offered the penalty Of
their own election falls upon them. They incur the
eonseq renee denounced by Mr. jefferson, in the pli
otto declarations that free trade is not 10 be given in
exchange for restrictions and UerGfions
Here, Mr.. President, make singls remark 10 w.
lnsrate the neglect with which the West has been
treated, in the progress of the iarin policy The West
produces urs and raw bides; they leading artcss
II Western industry; yet protection has been ex-
tended 10 them; the protective policy has never reach
ed theDj the country has been filled with foreign
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-30
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, TUESDAY, MARCH so, 1880

NOFICE-By virtue OF Deed of Trus, executed
~ TO Law'on Blu foot aud the subscriber, by the
late Doctor Robert p Archer and wife, bearing date
the 2lst day of February, 1928. and recorded in the
Clerks office Of Chesterfield county court Tor the
purpose of securing certain debt therein expressed
TO be due TO Edwa.d o. Friend shall on the l2 IA
dgy OF April, 1880, at Chesterfield Courthouse, (t he
ng Court day) expose to sale, at public auction the
highest bidder, Tor ready money certain tract Of land,
called S;raw5erry-hi lying upon Swift Crerk, about
one mile west OF the Courthouse, and adjoining the
lands OF William Winiree aud others, and containing
two hundred acres more or less. Also, at the same
time and place, and upon the same terms, will be sold
the tract OF Land (or much thereof, may be
cessary for the purposes aioresaid wherein the said
RobcrtP. Archer lately residcd Also on Swift Creek,
about and half miles SOUTHEAST Of the
Courthouse, adjoining the Lands of John b. Goode
Mary Cox, Elizabeth Jackson and others, containing
three hundred and tweaty acres, be the
or ess.Sei!ing as trustee, will convey only such IL
tie "a il vested i'm by the said Deed, which is be-
lieved to be indisputabe.
LAWSON NUNNALI,Y.
March &c. ul-4s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-30
March 26.

Spy virtue OF Decree OF the County Court OF
LID Cumberland pronounced on the 23d day OF Feb.
1880, In the case of " Thomas I. Swami and Sally
his wife, against Allen Wilson and Daniel A. Allen.
Elk ors OF Sally Macon, dec and Others defendants,
we shall proceed, on Thursday the 18th day OF May
next upon the premises, TO sell 10 the highest bidder,
so much OF the Tract Of Land, formerly belonging TO
the said Sarah Macon, lying in the county of Cumber-
land, upon great Guinea Creek, will be sufficient 10
ga isiy said decree.
The sum OF s. 600 will be required in cash. and the
balance in and two yeats,-ihe purchaser giving
bond and security, and deed OF trust the land
cure the payment. JOHN MILLER,
JOHN HUGHES, : Trustees
SAML HOBSON,
March 9. IO6-w,J
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-30

a TEACHER WANTED "A young Lady, we'll
"a qualified TO instruct the following branches of po-
lite litcra,uTe-vZ: the various branches If common
Engli'h Eiucst,n. Rhc,orick Drawing, Painting, Mu-
&C, and Needle work-and French would be desirable;
will meet with employment by addressing letter to
w. NJ. Yates Siaunion (Va) None other need arpy
but one who produce the most satisfactory tesiimo-
malls Of cbaracter and qualifications for of this de-
scrption The most liberal wages will be given. The
erms can be known by applying to Bishop Moore, or
Rev. Mr.. Kerr, Richmond
March 3D. 1lO-St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-30
NOTICE.

10y virtue ola Deed oi Trust, executed by John II
ID Perkins s. Joshua Key, the subscribers bearing
date the 26th OF March, 1929 and duly in the
Office Of the Clerk OF Fluvanna County Court, the
day Of III date thereof, Tor the purpose OF securing
Samuel +. Morris the payment OF certain debt there
in mentioned will be exposed to sale for ready money,
Public Auction at The Tavern Of William Cole, at
the place called Wilmington in the County aforesaid,
the 30h day Of the present month"; il fair, if the
next fair day, the following Lands and other property
(vZ:) certain lot tenement OF ground, situate,
lying and being in the County Aforesaid, and Town of
Columbia, formerly the property OF Augustine Shep
herd; also certain tract parcel OF land lying and
being in the County afore said, both sides oil phs
Creek, whercon the said Joshua Key rcsdes, and
cnainng, by estimation, three hundred and sixty
cres; also twelve valuable slaves consisting of men,
women, boys and gi'Is. The title vested in us as
Trustees only, will be assured and conveyed to the
purchaser purchasers, though it is believed he
unqnesonably good. JOHN TIMBERLAKE, Jr.
March IL l07--'ds JAMES r JONES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-30

NNTNI. & ID. KYLE & Co, have now the plea
Wv sure OF informing their friends i'm the country,
that their Spring assortment of Dry GO0ds is almost
complete BY recent arrivals very large supplies have
been received; to which will be added by each
sive packet throughout the season, such and fash
ionable articles may be offered in the Northern
markets They respectfully invite the attention Of
wholesale customers TO inspection of their present
stock, and beg leave TO them, that they
only well prcparedbu resolved TO offer goods such
terms as csnnot fail to please.
'76 Mansion House, March IS. 10l-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-30
March s..

.1fessrs John b. Hudson Robert Hudson, JViiliam r.
Hudson, Nancy Robins, J,ldieth leigh, .1fny
Chedthan,, Robert Hudson (s0n Of .Ned,) MARY
FO,Ulkes, .NaNdn F0IDlkes, adD,or Of Eaton LTtd-
son, dec'd, Thomas Doz,ceH and H6y Hudson
a you not all citizens of Virginia, you will
"a take notice that shall, by attorney, on the
2nd Monday in April next between sunrise
of the day. at Sandy River Church, in the county
of Prince Edward, State of Virginia, proceed to take
the deposition of Robert Knight and Others be read
evidence in the suit depending in the county
Prince Edward, wherein you plaintiffs and myself
and others defendants Attend if you please.
JOSEPH NJ. ROWLETT, and others
Brydie's Store, Feb. L. 9J-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-30

Hp ANAWAY, or otherwise disappeared. from the
~ Plantation OF Mrs. Jane Johnson, in Hatfield
District. South Carolina, negro man named ANTHO.
NY, belonging TO The Subscriber living in said Dis
trict Anthony disappeared about the last of Deem
Der, 1929 He is about B feet, or 10 inches high
compile xion what light we'll made, smart and &C.
tive. He was brought from Virginia, North Caro-
lima. about four years ago, by Mr.. James Vaughn who
cold him TO MIR. Still OF this District. He owned a
very small bay Poney, nearly blind and in low ord err
which he rode off, and il is supposed he had 20 or
S25 dollars in money. Ii H. also supposed that he can
read and may, perhaps, endeavor to pass himself as
free A liberal reward will he given by the Subscri-
Der for the apprehension of said slave. and notice
thereof by letter addressed to him at Wnnshorough
Fairfield District South Carolina WM. AIKEN.
Wnnsborough, S. C. Feb. I6. g9-3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-30

Mr.. Houston has been engaged in the study of Me-
dicine and Surgery under my supcrnenlanc,, during
the greater part OF the ast three years HIS application
has been assiduou1, ard he has acquired very ample
information every subject connected with his pro
fe sion Dentist. JOHN CULLEN, NJ. ID.
March % 1876
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-30

NOTICE.-In pursuance to order Of the County
IN Court Of Buckingham will he sold for cash TO pay
Jail fees, at Buckingham Court. House, the second
Monday in April next that being Court day, negro
man who calls himsef John Hatten, and says he is
free man. when he was fret committed to Jail he
said he was from King & Queen County, and
knoweGges that he Is not from that County, but won't
tell where he is from.
DOUGALD FERGUSON, Sheriff
March IL I0T-1m Of Buck ngham County