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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-21

n AND AND LOTS AT AUCrlON-By virtue
hl OF Deed OF Trust, executed to the subscriber bv
Hays l. lsaacs, OH the 29h day of December, 1921,
ana recorded according to law, for purposes therein
expressed WILL On the 9TH day OF June if fair if not
on The next lair day thereafter, at the City Hall i'm the
CHy oil Richmond proceed sell 10 the highest bidder
at public auction, for cash. all the rish tile and inter
est owned by said saacs, in the following tracts of land
to wit tract OF land, containing 1896 acres de-
scribed, az lying and being in the county Of Norfolk
(Fa) and patented by the Commonw ealth to G.. Calf
lsaacS, j. Mordecai, and others Also another tract
OF land IN lienrico county, described being miles
below Rockets, and containing 10 acres; also all the
right and interest held by said Isadcs i'm the following
lots IN The City Of Richmond, 10 wit: lot on E street
on me North side OF said street-on which lot is A
WOOD budding, and a temporary Black Smiths shop.
sad lot beng known by the of Bird in the hand
also two other lots Enders' Factory on said street
on each oil which is wooden building, aud on one of
said lots the Jewish Burying Grouni; also one other
lot on the Sonth side OF said street. being the first LOT
below the County Courthouse Ga said lot is small
wooden tenement; the said lands and lois being de vised
ny Isaiah Isldcs TO tie said Hays lsdacs and his sister
Frances now Frances Block. Acting as Trustee such
title as is vested in only will be conveyed to ;he
purchaser, or purchasers; which title however is be-
lieved to he good. j. KINGSOLVINC
ayr" - l2O--wtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-21

VALUABLE HYCO LANDS FOR sALE.-Tbe
Su'senDsr, as agent OF Doct Joseph Jones late
OF HALIFAX county, Va, now of Teunes see IL or1,
&ed to sell two adjoining Tracts Of Land wing ON vco
RIVER pert in Hdlix county, Va. and part in Per.on
couny' ~ Carolina one containing about GOO acres
oW grounds on ihese tracts, aud the upland is mostly
'oodcco land; also one Tract of about 100 acres on
co'snan Creek, Halax-iis tract is very good. ard
rag o. ABOUT 100 acres in Person county n Carolina
mostly VA woods and well timber.d The Hyco land IL
very ric and valuable and good bargain viii be soJ
I'D any or al OF hem, ii early application is made
Halifax, My Z. 1890 t53@~ssf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-21

HOHN FORBES, jr, ArroRNEY Ar Law, hay
% ing removed TO Wilmington, in the County Of Flu
wanna, will in future, attend the Superior aud County
Courts Of Hentco, Goochlaud and fuvaund Counties,
and the Superior Courts Of Chsncety Tor the Richmond
District May l. I23-wGw
AOTlCE.--An persons having claims AGAINST tho
~ Estate of the late Mrs. Mary A. Cotdc. are re-
quesled to present them duly auth snfcated 10 Richd
H. Baptist Esqr. of Mecklenburg co tnty That pfovis-
ion may be made for the payment 81 Inc SAME
til. GCODE. Hdsa'oy
Moy7. l2s--w3t.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-21

NJOTICE.-Pursuaut TO an order Of the Directors of
y the Rivanna Navigation Company, the Sockhol-
ders required to pay the 10th June next to the
undersigned, Treasurer Of said Company, 50 on each
share OF the Stock held by them.
DAN'L +. CARR,
May N. 1---w1w Treasurer H. NJ C0mpdny
TzNHE Subscribers in want of head miller at the
q Middleton Mills None need apply unless they
well recommended for honesty, sobriety, and
experience
TUTWILER, McGRUDER & LEWIS
May 4. I22-w3w~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-21

NHENJAM1N n. MAGRUD n, ArroBvEy Ar
y Law, having lately removed to Scousvillc Al
bemac County, will in future acl the Courts Of Flu
wanna, Abomarlc, and Buckingham, and the Superior
Courts holden for the County of N,sou.
Nav l. 122-m2rn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-21

MOfICE.-All persons indebted to the estate Of the
lato Jcdcdiah Leeds, decd are requested to call
and settle them without delay and those having claims
against the estate, requested TO present them pro-
pery authenticated for payment TO
JOHN WIGHT, Adm'or
with the will annexed OF Jedcdiah leeds. dec.
April 2. 1f3--2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-21
WARRANTED SCYTHES,

WARRANTED SCYTHES.
NN0R sale at the sign of the PADDOCK, complete
III assortment of Scythcs, which warrant.
Also the British Patent Scythcs rem IS to 81 inches
all worth the attention of FARMERS.
And general assortment of
HARDW ARE,
StDDLERY, aud RODGERS FINE CUTLERY.
RBOR.N"S PATENT BALANCES.
SPADES AND SIIOVELS.
ENIERSON'S RAZOR STROPS.
Glaciers Diamonds and Genuine Hemming'S
Needles,
worth the attention of purchasers.
THOMAS A. RUST.
April 30. 12l-tlstJuly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-21
May II.

E1ENALE EDUCATION My daughter NI,rv r.
CRAWFORD has taugh, small school for several
She has since, attended Female School in ne
Ciy OF Richmond, a scholar and assistant T,,or.
e,s WV
She proposes to commence School a, nv It,,,.,
two miles below louisa Conrhouse on the t5,b II
jay next, and The year to terminate on The fiheenth
mae ~ O"'''F
~ her school will be taught reading writing ard A.
t,hmeuc English Grammar, History, Geogfapby with
me use OF the Globes and The French Language for
80 per annum Tbeorem Painting $I2: and various
kinds Of neede.work So ' '''iOus
can accommodate SIX egh; Boarders AZ eigh, dol,
l'r per month eighty dollars the scholastic wear
Books and Stationary furnished il reqnirsd? At the
Richmond Prices. WM C,RHWtioD1ir, we
May IL. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-21

TENODD'S TENEMENT FOR SALE.-By virtue
e Of decree Of the County Court Of Chester.
field will be sold at public auctions the premises the
9th May next, at l2 O'clock, tenement in the town
of Manchester, called Todd's tenement The sale will
be credit. The tenement may be divided into lots
If necessary The sale will be made
April o. Il5--tds BY the COMMISSIONERS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-21

Il NOTION YARN YiTginid- Union FdctorV--
" situated Ii miles below Charloues willie, tn :
mail stage road, leading from that place TO Richmond.
The propretrs have hitherto forborne to solicit pub
lie attention TO This esabshme mt, owing the crcum-
stance OF the portion of machinery in operation, being
soInlte as TO be insufficient TO supply the orders OF
those, with whose cIsom il favored in the outset.
The superior quality of the Yarn, they conf
IDENTIFY say, has been fully tested AMI proven by eXpe-
Renee; and having procured such an additional stool;
OF machinery, 10 Justify the expectations that the Y
will be enabled TO keep stock hand, sufficient 10
supply all orders which they may in future be favored
with, they induced respectfully solicit more
extended share OF public patronage assurance
that the article shalt at all iimcs be furnished the
most moderate and reasonable terms.All orders d.
rected to Union Mills Post Office, Fluvanna county
Na) shall be promptly attended tO-and the Yarn de.
v9red either at the establishment deposited in it.
vicinity the Three Chopt Road, for the purpose Of
being conveyed by Wagons, oil return from Richmond
or conveyed by water navigation, may suit its des-
unation.
TIMBERLAKE & j. 81 J. B. MAGRUDER
Jan. 10 S6-n
ri oTICE.-By virtue OF Deed of Trust executed
y to the Subscribers, on the Both day of November
1918, by Thomas Lewis, to the payment OF a
debt therein menoned due to Edmund Winston adm OF
with the will annexed OF Edmund Winston ST. dec. -
we, OF US, will sell TO the highest bidder, for
cash, the tract Of land ia said deed mentioned, or
much there OF may be necessary TO pay that portion
OF sail debt, with interest, which may then be due
The sale will take place the premises, Saturday
the 29h day OF May next-The tract contains about
six hun dred and sixty-four acres and lies in the county
OF RuckIng CHAM, about mile below the New Store
and Immediately On the Stage Road IL was formerly
the residence of the late Judge Edmund Winston dec
and has upon good Dwelling House. and all other
houses necessary for such an esablishment.--We be.
eve The title TO be good, but win convey ouch only
is vested in us by said deed SAM'L BRANCH,
VIM. BEDFORD,
April 81. l2O-ms TnUsrEEs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-21
April 81

O.! ALE Of Real Estate BY virtue Of a decree Of the
- Hastings Court Of the City OF Richmond will be
sod at public auction, the premises the 26th day of
May next, at O'Clock. an improved lot of land G.
Street and distinguished in the plan Of the City by
No. 19t-it is the lot which formerly owned by
a. y. Yenable. The lot will be sold on a credit.
Anrl Q. ll5-lLs BY The COMMISSIONERS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-21
Philalelphia, Apr.I 6

Is ID .1IaideH Lane, cor'cr NJ Green ST., W "
L. J. G. manufactures and keeps constantly on hand
for sale, by the quantity urge and complete assor-
ment OF stocks ofevery description warranted 10 be made
OF the best of materials, and 10 the hand style
May IL. willow
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-21

AJWIHlTE MARSH FOR SALE.--The Subscriber
w IS authorised by the heirs and distributes of
Mary NJ p C. Rootes, decd to make sale of that vau
able estate in the county of Gloucester and state of Vir
GINA, called WHITE MARSH, supposed TO contain
about two thousand acres 1909 of which are first rate
Low Grounds; and the Hills of the best suaitv i'm thot
section OF country. minute description of this Estate
Is unnecessary it certain that persons DISPOSED o
purchase will examine it particularly: they are invited
to do so, and Mr. \. Smith the Manager residing ON
Inc premises, is instructed to show any gentleman who
desires 1t, every part of the Estate | will only add
mat these Lands lay between Ware and Severn Rivers
and extending TO both aiordng navigation to vessels Of
large burhen, and furnishing fish and oysters of tbe
best quality and in great abundance. The improve
ments consist OF large brick Dwelling House with
iour rooms on floor nearly new, and finished i'm tbo
pest style; all necessary out houses, some of them
DrIck, an most OF them new. The Low Grounds Law
III one compact body, Immediately in front of the house
without single break and every part to be seen from
the dwelling at a single glance of the eye; they are fine
~ calculated for the production of Barley, Wheat In
dian Corn, Cotton, &c; in fact this Estate is reneraIIv
acknowledged by all who have seen it, to be The host
oil the same extent, and of the handsomest i'm Viz
ginia. -
The time OF payment will be made TO suit the mr.
CHASER ana the necessary number of hands TO cultivate
the Estate, together with the stock of every kind farm
ing utensils, sc. will be sold with it, if required.
JOHN TABB
way IL I-WH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-21

JAMES ]. BINFOKD.
JAMES G.. BROOKS,
April 20. llS-I2t RICHARD JONES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-21

WObACCO Planters are respectfully informed, hat
a al tobacco consgned TO US for The future sbsIJ
be received into the Ware House. free OF drsyage from
.he Basin or tie Dock freight &C paid when requested
ny VIM. & r. BURTON.
NP'' 10 llb--"2m inspectors Seabrook's
ENHANCES J.. BOYALI. ArToRVgv Ar I-,,v
3 announces 10 the public that he has lately moved
70 Halifax Court House Clients will please direct their
Communication, hereafter TO HolBar court House.
May Is. g2t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-16

OF that pap. wlich but yesterday they denounced rs
baneh to the American press, before Il had time to
bubble in the purifying aembck Of the great political
Doctor, my charity and crcduty are taxed beyond
endurance.
have not heard what is the amount of the Fay
cttcyillc champions bill aganst the firm at Wash
ington. Probably he has trusted to their Ibcralty
like Cufy when he gires his master basket Of eggs
with the confidence Of receiving than an equi-
vaent but it is said the knight Of Salisbury has spc-
Gifted his demand; or in other words has complied
with the reformed regulations Of the shrinking Sec
retary, aud reduced his proposition 10 trrting. II
reads thus:
"Dr The greatest and best Of men e. Co.
To Editor of The Salisbury Carolinian,'
Dor services rendered from 1893 to 1898, inclusive
one Navy Pursers Commission.
Please pay the above to my order, and this shall be
your receipt"
was surprized to hear Of an old back. woods land
lubber, making application for Naval Communion;
but gentleman from n. c. informs me- that the ap-
pcnnt is very ambitious up-iooking little eLloc, e.
wishes to "march upon the mountain wave" in quest
of some adventure IN arms, that may place him in
tho fashionable hsh-road (Quere, Rail Road') to pu
ltical prcferment!
The thought instantly occurred to me- that, in oil
probability, ci-devant Judge Cooper, had gone over
to the enemies of the "Amcrican system" and Amer-
can union, for the same reason that induced the
would-be purser to barter his gooscdull. for a sal
lors dirk The Judge first tried the old Pennsylva-
mia hobby: he mounted accoutred for an important
expedition, and for while spurred harder than the
truly honest and indefatigable Matthew Carey: but
discovering that his hobby was rather slow for one
Of his subiimated views, he went to Columbia hoisted
the bloody flag, mounted the war-horse, and is now,
as some suppose, in fair way to BECOME Dictator of
new Southern Republic, unless the greatest and
best" little disposed
"Io brook the double reign
Of Harry Percy and the Prince Of Wdles"-
should cut short the Of his rival, by means
of the famous Cd section. From late Southern pa
pers, it appears that the great expounder of laws
the unequallcd decomposer of gums, gases and gov
ernments, is now trying series of analytical and
synthtical experiments which he thinks will disco
yer to him the latent elements of political sys-
tenn, and enable him to compose one, more conso-
nant with his Atlantic notions ola perfect Com
monwealth. The caldron is now in full effervescence
all the ingredients thrown in, and from the well
known skill of the great erperimenter-aided as he
is by the new Southern lights-no doubt can be en-
tertaincd that the forthcoming Cooperian constitu
ton,
"IpM rival all, safe BolIvAn's be!o,u.n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-16

MIR. Peasants According to your invitation.
nave given particular attention to s.Rolla." have
READ the article with much interest, and fully accord
with 1t in sentiment, as to the Inconsistencies of
Andrew Jackson though. confess am neither sur
prlsed nor disappointed by then;-I expected them
his loud and disgusting Wanting before hand, were
sure precursors OF SUCH conduct; and the combination
OF imbecity, ignorance, intrigue and corruption in
his Cabinet, guaranteed it.
You say that "Rolla" is from an established pen'
III soand viii not doubt tit is the more imnortont
when he comes before the public on political snbiects
that he should as far possible be in all things cor
rect. :.
There Is single sentiment advanced near the com
mencement OF his communication which conceive
to be radically wrong and as it is one which invoices
one OF the most important vital principles of our r O.
publican existence, beg leave to call the more par
tcuiar attention of "Rolla" to it; prcsumng that
little reflection will enable him to discern the error
and induce him to come out In an able discussion Of
the subject In the time, beg also to call the
attention OF every enlightened politician to the same
subject. There no political discussion which can
De brought before the public of much importance
And should net "Rolla,' or some other Established
pen, take hold of it, may attempt it.
Inc sentiment in question is contained n-that por-
ton OF the following, which is in italics:
The office of President of the United States 10
one OF the most exalted dignity, far superior TO
that which issues from the fountain of .iegitimac,
Inc one is conferred by the suffrages of free people
ana IS ne REGARD q merit, az least presumed merit"
MERIT. Su r"S Nete
Richmond, March -.
W Mr. T. 4. Estes, Of Petersburg, IS authorized
10 receive all monies due this Office.
From Washing tonThere is a rumor from Was,;,,,or
that Mr. Middleton is be recalled from Russia and thai Nj
Woodbury. OF the Senate and Nessrs Buchanan and Po 81
the House. are spoken of candidates or him
Com .4Gg.
u lavInG, to oblige others, extended our ex-
change list far beyond our wants and convenience,
We are under the necessity OF reducing it, We
mention the circumstance, that those Editors with
whom we cease TO exchange, may not imagine that
dlsresPect is Intended any thing meant but what
our interest requires. The truth is that nine-tenhs
OF the papers against which We exchange are of no
value to US, from the circumstance of their contents
being anticiPated-many Of them we never opeh
ALL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-16

MARRIED, last evening, at the residence Of
Fleming James, Esq. in this city, by the Rev WIN.
J. Armstrong, EpwiS JAMES, Esq. OF Petersburg 20
Miss FRANCES Wills ARMSTRONG, daughter OF the
late Rev. DR.. Armstrong Of New Jersey.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-16
JOHN II. MONROE,
JOHN THOMAS.
Mr.. MERGERS second letter to the Editors Of the
Washingtonian.
The Editors of hc Washtng,onian.


Gcutlemen,-Since my letter of tho I9th instant
referring 10 information which had received. that
was supposed to have authorized publication, in
your paper, injurious to the reputation Of two Of my
personal friends have received from you, the para
graph from which you suppose the above comuiun-
cation originated, though unaccompanied by any sug
gestion, that it may not have been for purpose
which |, certainly, did not warrant
The paragraph neither processes 70 quo,asmy lai-
guogc, nor makes special menton, by name, Of the
gcncmcn to whom my letter Of the 9Th, referred
IL is obviously editorial, and springs from msap-
pTehcnson Of the individuals who report ed my private
conversation with themselves, aud my reference in
that conversation, 20 one winch recently had With
the Chief Justice Of the United States, as well az to
certain remarks which were publicly addressed by
him, TO the late convention.
Having shcwn the original draft OF my former letter
% Mr. Marshall preferred its publication, as ap-
priscd you, designing TO follow Il, at the 6rst leisure
moocnt, with such farther explanation, the tenor
Of Che paragraph uIght seem 10 require.
II too late now, render availng, any expression
cfTegret, that private conversation has been made
the topic aniadvcsion but il is proper for me TO
say, tha, far mine referred 10 tho language OF
Mr.. Marshall did 10 more than say, that the scuti-
nIcp which he had lately expressed 10 me, IN Wash
inCton, coTroborated the inference which had dedu-
cel fem s.n.c. Gccss-lIioB Of Is to tc late Ccr-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-16

DIED-OB Saturday evening, the 18th instant, Roma
kIsS.pr He was an officer in the Company voun,eer
raised IN this city, N the 1913, which under
OF Capt Booker served upon the Northern Frontier AT
forwards of the Rife Corps attached the 18th Of
which he continued member until after the peace
The surviving Members of those corps viii hear te,,or
TO his good conduct soldier which acquired for him t
had better heart, puTer principles of integrity and indie
pendence $50
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-16
FoR THE WHra

> Prolia veneris non Martis cano.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-16

" Mr. I. Z. EsTEs, of Petersburg, IS authorized
TO receive all monies due this Office.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-16

From IYashing on--There is a r,,mor from Nast;,,,o
that r Middleton is TO be recalled Russia and tha Mr.
o9aou1y OF the Senate and Messs Buchanan aud Polk OF
the House, spoken of candidates Tor him;
n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-29
.uR. JfaDTSOyVJS LETTER

We have the misfortune to differ essentially with the
Editors Of the ~ Courier and Enqairer and of the
Charleston Patriot about this celebrated Letter They
have attempted TO reconcile its doctrines about the fede
raj judiciary, with those Of the sill more celebrated Re
port Of 80. In ayng the letter before our readers we
analysed s contents and added such extracts from the
Report, as deemed to be utterly irreconciIable
with the language of the Letter. We have since re-
considered The matter We have weighed with all due
respect the remarks Of the New York and Charleston
papers-but we confess that they have not in the
slightest degree shaken views Of the suicctand
that still consider the two documents in collision with
each other. We have time this morning TO expatiate
upon this maer-but il seems 10 ~. that Mr.. Madison
has not done himself fall justice the present occasion
that he has probably overlooked several views of the
SUBJECT which are Of much imporancethat no great
has been the horror he has conceived at the doctrine
oil Nulihcationat the dangers which he has been in.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-29

Jurtsdicfion-Co!' Gibson OF Fsuqritr in snnounc
ing to the citizsns OF that caun,y the 10Th In.i
us views OF the changes to be- adopted in the Judicia
Sy tenn OF the state expresses tie ing opinion
be Chancery juti.diction;
should be an advocate for transferring portion
OF the jurisdiction new exercised by Chancciy Courts
TO Courts OF Law; believing that Courts OF Law are
IN many cases where jnrisdc,io il denied them
not only as safe tribunals to dispen'e justice, but thai
the business wonld b. done much more expeditiousy
aud at much less expense 70 bNh parties and 10 d
minish the expense aud inconvenencs of such cases
~ must cf necessity be disposed Of in Chsncery,
should be for branching the Chancery sys,eia so as
tohave Chnncety Court at every Court House in the
Sh'e where Court OF common Law s held to enable
persons whoe mistoriune IL nay be- be driven into
Chnncery, TO attend the Court aud the Commissioner
Office at no greater EXPENSE that they incur IN
their necessary attention upon suit in a common Law
Court'