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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-09

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MRS. LUCf HIGGIN BOTHAM
AS removed her Boarding House TO the spa
cious Tcnemcnts at The foot Of the Capitol
Square, central, airy and pleasant situation, com
bining many local advantages any i'll the city,
She is prepared receive Borders by the week,
month year, and has reserved several rooms for
.thc reception of members of the Legislature Travel.
icrs and travelling families may rely upon every at
tcntion in her power
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-09
NVR. CARPENTER informs the citizens of

MR.. CARPENTER informs the citizens of
lVh Richmond, that IN consequence of being COM
PEELED tn stop time longer in this city than
he anticipated i'll order TO carry a Class ia Book
keeping through in Foreign Business, he has conclu
ded, through the solicitations of a number Of app-
cants reopen his classes for the reception of La
dies and Gentlemen in Pcnmanship. lie has accord
ingy arranged with Mr.. Grant, to assist him in the
writing department That gcntcman's ability as n
peDsman is too well known TO need comment.
Mr.. G. will therefore continue to receive applicants
in both Book keeping domestic business onlyl aud
Pcnmunship. until further notice
Hours of instruction for bookkeeping, from Q to
~ NJ, md from TO =. NJ, For Pcnmanshp.
particulars. apply at the Office. &rc Got
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-01
May %.

NOAL COAL !-d.pienty THE Subscriber
~ would he glad to lease out that part Of his Coal
Lands, situated near the fork Of the two Tuckahoe
Creeks, and adjoining the Coal Pits working by the
Messrs. Fishers in which they have ten foot seam OF
fine Cosl-He has Just sunk Shaft, few yards TO the
West of Fishers Shaft and Immediately upon the dip,
in winch he has struck Of Coal OF superior
quality. The Coal Lands in the neighborhood Of the
Fork Of the Creek, have many advantages :-Fr'', the
Coal is thought to be of superior quay-2ndly, there
is no doubt but the Creek will be made navigable
that pcin-3rdy the Coal is carried in Carts TO
the landing Tuckahoe Creek, at the rate of five loads
per day. or 125 bushel. to each Car-The prospect for
Coal is great, that is sufficient to induce gentle
men OF capital, TO embark in the business. And, as il
is not conve nent for 10 work the Coal myself, am
disposed to give a liberal lease.
The Subscriber having made some improvements to
his House, will continue TO receive Boarders by the
we elk ur MONTH as low as he can afford.
RO II. SAUNDERS.
Short Pump, May %. 6-2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-01
April Is.

ohio AND KENTUCKY LAND FOR SALE
~ BY virtue two deeds of Tru't executed to us ny
the late Patrick Herndon, Esq bearing date on the 200
In the County CourI OF CT ates City, shall, on the
iIb day OF June next, proceed 10 SELL the highes'
bidder Tor cash. TO satisfy the object OF the said deeds,
AZ land in The county OF Union, State Of Kentucky,
(except one hundred part thereof as reserved In
the deed certain parcel of land, in the coun-
" OF Cermont, State OF Ohio lying on The waters OF 10
er Creek branch of the little Miami Tho title TO the
said lands s believed to be good but as we act as fus-
tres we shall convey only such title as is vested 10 Us
Those wishing to puchass, may, by reference 10 we
dseds now in the office OF Chste City, trace the u'ie
The de eds will be shown the day Of sale. The sale
win take place between the hours OF III IL oc,oek,
ts front door Of the Bell Tavern in The city OF Richmond
JOHN b. CHRISTIAN, Trustees
JOHN II. CHRISTIAN
M.v1 122-ids
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TnrAsunY DEPARTMENT,
.ApytI 5h, 1890.

NJOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN 10 the proprietors
~ OF the Six per cent Stock, created in pursuance
Of an Act Of Congress, passed on The 81 day Of March
inc in the whole TO sir millions four hundred GndJorty
thousand fire hundred and ty sir dollars and seven
teen cents, will be paid the FIRST day OF July next,
to the propreors thereof, or their legal representatives
or attorneys duly con.tuted, the presentation and
surrender Of tie said Certificates at the Treasury, or
a, the Loan Office where the same may stand credited
Notice is further given, that no transfer OF the Ger
d6cates of ssid Stock from the books Of the Treasury
or any Loan Office, will be allowed after the first day
| OF June neSt
And also, that the interest all tho Certificates o
the said Stock, will cease and determine on The SOif
/ dav Of June next s. ID INGHAM,
Secretary of the Treasuy.
April 49, ll6-"l'Jiy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-01

t"roh DRY GOODS.-ln anticipation of tbsi
~ general advertisement, the subscribers inSor,
ner customers and other purchasers that thew havs
Vselved by the last arrivals from Philadelphia Nsw
Es,h ana Boston, one HUNDRED and eighty packages
r.esn american British and French Dyy Goods =;
~n,cn are included their own importation from Ena'
in a~u wa New York; consisting. in part Of the follow
London Cloths """ o"'e orown'
no. oue, black drab,mix fancy mix and lavender do
VAN, ana iancy white London Marseilles quiltipys
white and coloured ground chin,z prin,.J - "us'
ram buh Teilinet-A beautiful as.ormen, Of ,hs
Newest styles OF prints.Fancy checked, strineJ and
nan,Sp; new style ginghams; Al, 81 and Ga
'"noric ana Jaconet muslins-whte bordereJ cra,,,.
superior and MKT and striped linen and cotton
f1 heir assortment is very good, aud will in
had. T e. ~ .nsy nave ever
April 49, I6-u NJ, 80 q 20.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-01
HNRUSrEE'S sALE.-By virtue of Deed Of Tenet

EE SALE.-By virtue of Deed of Tru.I
bearing date the sis july 1929, and duv rs
sOs IN The office: OF the County Court Of Hanover
ea oy me late DR.. James Lyons; we shall on w. =
me 10th day Of June next offer for sale bv
hs auction at the late resdeace of said lyons IN
scneh furniture, embracing the usual varie,v 81, ,hu
boa" Utensils OF every kind, all the l-,rse:, cattle
s ,h sneep carriage aud harness. Wagon and carts
der ,n% corn, ESTIMATED at about 100 bbI.) and fod
10 said Lyons, at the date of the ssiJ ed 70
wiz. reference is made for moro particular enume'
na,,,, ana, from any cause, the whole of said nr,
@ S"a' no' he cold, at the tine, and place afore
WE Will on the next day, in front Of the bell Tavern %
cry OF hichmond complete the sale thereof. in Ike
j. G.. WILLIAMS
May %.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-01

wnUBlIC SALE OF NEGROES.-By virtue oil
decretal order OF the County Cout oil Hanover,
made on the 30h day of OF April 1880, in the case oil
Waidy, vs.. Chisholme, l shalI proceed 70 ser ' on
Thursday the lodi day of June next, II fair. II not the
next fair day. to the hig hest bidder, at public auction
At Michael Anderson's Tavern, commonly called me
Brick House. in the lower part OF Louisa county I'VE
likely and valuable young negro men, VIZ Ned h"n-
doph, wilson Mies, and Burwcll, when belong 70
the Estate of Walter Cbishome, jr. dec'd;' put nave
been for many years past in the possession oil beuy a'
Bettv Chisbolme free woman OF colour
The terms of sale will be credit until the lst day
OF January next the purchaser giving bond win APP
proved security. ,..r ~ w,Dnv
Com'r & Ad'r. de bons non with the VIII annexed
of Walter Chsholme, jr. deed 900 ga,
MAY T. iA"-0'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-01

n AND AND LOTS AT AUCTloN.-By virtue
of Deed OF Trust, executed TO the subscriber by
Hays |. Isaacs, the 29th day of December, 1924,
and recorded according TO law, for purposes therein
expressed WILL the 7th day of June, II fair, not,
the fair day thereafter at the City Hall, in the
City Of Richmond proceed TO sell TO the highest bidder
public auction for cash. all the right, title and inter
est owned by sad Isaac', in the following tracts OF land
to wit A tract Of land containing 1896 acres, de-
scrbed, as lying and being in the county OF Norfolk
(Va) and patented by the Commonwealth TO G. Gait,
1saacs, J. Mordeca and others. Also another tract
Of land in Henrico county, described as being miles
below Rockets, and containing I3 acres; also all the
and interest held by said Isaacs, in the following
lots in the City OF Richmond, TO wit lot on street,
on the North side Of said streeton which lot is a
| W God building, aud temporary Black Smiths shop,
said lot being known by the name OF Bird in the hand,
also two other lots Enders Factory on said street,
on each Of which is wooden building, and on one oil
said the Jewish BrryiDg Ground; also one other
lot OIL the South side OF said street, being the first LOT
below the County Courthouse On said lot is a small
wooden eneBen the said lands and lots being devised
by Isaiah Iascs the sid Hays lsaacs and his sister
frances, now Frances Block. Acng as Trustee, such
title as is vested in me only will be conveyed TO the
purchaser or purchasef which title however, is be
lieved 10 be good. j. klNGSOLNlNG.
| Aprn 27 l20-
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AuARSUAI,S SALE-Pursuant 10 decree Of the
lV6 supe,ior Court OF Chancery for the Williams
burg District pronounced the 4h day OF February
1890 in the cases Of Brown Us. Turner-CoIton OS
.sme--C;untsr ps same Moncure Us. same-Parrish
~, same-Russeu vs. same-Sheppard us. same-ano
Wicker ps same--I shall Tuesday the 9Th day Of
June 1890 At o'clock p. NJ. on the premises, oer or
,als A. public auction on and two years credt 'he
ot and houses on Church Hill, In the County OF Hen
rico near the City Of Richmond, belonging TO the es.
tate Of Anthony Turner, decd, subject to his WIDOW
dover lheren-Bonds ADD seeuf''y and Deeo o' iiu'
10 be executed by the purchaser
J. GUERRANT NJ. $. 9. g. n. ..
or one OF his Deputies.
f,s.1 128-tds
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VERY VALUABLE ESTATE.

VEK1
wKJIII be sold TO the highest bidder at public auc-
wv ton at Halifax Court House, on Monday me
2Sh day of June next, (being Court day. il iar II not
tbs next fair day. OF land lying in the County OF
Halifax on Banister River. containing by late survey
1895 SIS acres; 1905 is of which brit rate low
grounds belonging to the Estate oil Edmund ifoy ueG
large portion of the low ground is completely drained,
and has been Tor the lat years in regular and pre-
eressve state of improve This tract said 10 De
among the finest estates in the County: Judges are u
,h on;non hat 80 hands be worked advantage up
on H. One fourth Of the purchase money will be required
on the 18th December next with interest from the day OF
sale. The other three iourths on andZ years creoi'
from the dav Of sale-bonds with approved Security,
and deed OF trust the land, will be required oil the
purchaser-The title shall be satisfactory and com
pete-Possession given the LIST day oil January next
with the privilege of seeding crop OF small gram 10
The fall. w. r. JOHNSTON,
LEW. JONES,
Administrators OF Edmund lrby dec
April 10. llO-tus
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-01

I UIRGINIA.--At Superior Court held a, tho C,r;
tol, in the City Of Richmond the 9Th day o
Horatio Gates Winston, sdm'or de bonis non wit,
Inc viii annexed Of James Meriweather, dc. pItH.
James Meriweather, William M.r;v.a,h..r E,.,.
M.riweather. Executors Of David Meriweatber decd
ana "tiian Meriwesther. Thomas Meriwe ather, and
1onn Meriweather; William Meriweaiher, David Me-
Iiweather, James Meriweather Booker and Eliza,
beth his vile, late Elizabeth Merwe aher and Sally
yMMetwea'her, children OF james M-riweather, Ann
WINSTON widow OF VIM. b. Winston late Ann Mer
weather, and WIN. Meriweather, James Meriweatbrr
ana Elizabeth Meriweather children Of Robert Me,i
weather, decd, Andrew Keene, John Poinde x,er W.
Pollard Edmond Pendleton jr. John Taylor, DefJt,.
Ann Winston p,a
HorsTo Gales winstoa, admor de bonis non with
we VIII annexed OF James Meriweather decd John
q, James. William, David. George, Judith Frsncis
aud Thomas Meriweather. children of David Merws.
ner deed. and the same James. William and Franci,
Me.,weather, executors Of said David Meriweather
uec u, Wiiiiam, James, Richard and Jane Meriwea
.ner' children Of James Meriweather, dec', Booker
anu Ezaoe,h MS wife, daughter of said James, Will
,h: ihomas and John Meriweather, children of Jane.
r me the Elder, decd, and VIM p James and
Elizabeth Meriwe ather, infant children of Robert Nj.
ds wes.ner, dec Andrew Keene, Nicholas j. Poin.
1Aer, executors Of John Poindexter, deed Edmond
feandieon,jr John Taylor aud WIN. Pollard, Def,s
H. causes came on this day to be further he ard on
formerly read the report Of the Commission
10 the interocutory order OF the nth d.v
d March, 1922 with exceptions thereto. and m. 20,
or' OF the plaintiff in the FIRST suit of the sales mad. bv
MN, pursuant to the same order argued BY Coun
e on consideration whereof the Court approving the
as, mentioned report to which there was no obec,ion
,o'n direct the said plaintiff to return the bond of Mrs
n ns.on mentioned in his said report in his
.non; ur'ner order OF the Cour and the Court doth
ecommit the report Of the Commissioner with the ex
ePuons thereto to the same Commissioner, for him to
anu report thereupon with any matters specioi
= r."'.; aeemed pertinent by himself. which NAV
e required by the parties to be so stated
'oPy' leste' WM G. PENDLETON, c. C.
Commissioners Office Il
Richmond, May 9th, 1880 ( tc
hho Parues interested will phase take notice that
ave appointed the 2lst June next, to commence ib p
es prescribed in the foregoing order OF Court-oo
nic uay' a19 O'clock A. NJ, they are required to at
na az my oihce in this City, with copy of re com la
''eu report and OF the exceptions thereto SC SC. is
u,o HILARY BAKER Com. ~
- - 3-St sc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-01

TAEARSHAL'S SALE-By virtue Of a Decree Of
iVH the Superior Court Of Chancery for the Rich.
mond district, 10 a cause therein depending, be-
tween Edmund Walls, plaintiff against William
H. Foushee aud James Rawlings, Executor Of
VIM Foushee ST.. decd, detendants,-I shall proceed
TO SELL for cah on the premises, in the county OF War
wick on the 5ih day OF Juns next at public auction,
the tract OF land in the bill mentioned being 3i4 acres
and one quarter Of AN acre, called Rich Neck; or go
much thereof will be sufficient TO satisfy the said de-
cree and expenses Of sale: ..,..1,,,,,,,
May 81 4-tfs NJ =. W. d.
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Against
Richard L. Moore and Susan his wife, Virginia, Cath.
arne and Julia Travis infants the said Catharine and
Julia by Thomas o. Cogbi their guardian assigned,
Defs.
Isha proceed to sell, before the Courthouse door Of
James City County, in the City OF Williamsburg, on
Monday the IL h day of July next, being Court day,
the following property to wit:
tract of land, part of Jamestown Island, supposed
to contain eight hundred acreshe whole being James
river w-grcunds. OF fine quality.
large and commodious two story Dutch-rootied
house, in the City of williamsburg and the lots attach
ed on which the late Samuel Travis resided at the
time Of his death.
And also a small tract OF land in James City County,
within one half mile Of the City OF Williamsburg,
called the Hobby supposed to contain 100 acres.
The terms will be follows: for the tract OF land in
jamestown Island credit of one, two, three, four and
Eve years. the four last paymsnts to carry interest iom
the end OF year from the day OF sale and the in
teres to be paid annually For the houses and lots in
the City Of Williamsburg, credit for one half Till
the Ist day Of January, $780, and for the other hall
credit till the st day OF January 1882 And for the
piece of land called the Hobby, credit Of two and
three years. the two last payments 10 carry interest IRON
the end OF one year from the time of the sale, the inter
eat TO be paid annually Bond and security, and deed
ofrust be taken the property sold to secure The
payment of the purchase money.
| CHAS l. WINGFIELD, NJ S. c. C. w. d.
Williamsburg, May 81. 4-tds or his deputy.
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'di"oofe Stock Of Dry Goods and Haya,,o,. .,
AUCTION 80

virtue OF deed in trust executed TO the un,.r.
.,ors signed oy Alexander Levy. will be sold at the
the Doc occupied by him. Mnketbige, on Wednesday.
"o ., June next, at 10 O'clock under the
Gom0 o1 otis Dunlop and Co, his entire sock ot DRY
Ooo 80, amounting as supposed, to upwards of 500
Cool ,;n u comprising almost every article in the Dry
son. The goods nearly all purchase. aa,
wo, ,uenarIy selected for this market, and are well
" s attention of merchants: also large as.or,msn,
try trade. suitable LOT the coun'
.r,, ffms-onder 500 cash, over 100 and months
eredi'' Tor approved negotiable notes '"0A'"'
p. V. DANIEL, ASSIGN.
Ala, ., G. H. BACCHUS : ees.
Use, on the same day at ~ o'clock AT the store of
Sro W. W., WIN DC 'oid by Otis. Dunlop and Co. Ne
'' UNA" ana her three children, for cash
p. V. DANIEL } ASSIGN.
May % ""NO1oe'} ees
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-01

uB UNAwAY. EARLY in January last, my negro
n o man Harrod, runaway from my plantation near
AbbyviIle, in Meeklenburg County re Is about 20
wears Of age bright complexion about feet inches
high s,ouy made and round sboudeted. He has rather
mean look out of the eye-has narrow forehead,
high cheek bones and generally wears smile when
soeaking I do not know how he apparelled, but
he wore homespun rock coat and corded pan.
falcons. IL is probably passing for free man, and
ditcher. He carried as spade with him.
will give liberal reward for his apprehension and
delivery 10 me, or confinement in Jail.
VIM. b. EASLEY.
May 13. S-lOr
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wv nosife H. Il,;s.l S.s. iAILoR, nearly OPP

" ALLEN, MERCHANT TAILOR, nea,Iy on
posIe the United States Bank has received
.,sn ,s arrivals from Philadelphia and New York.
. are extra superfne cloths aud cassmeres ashion
t c1 eo'ors; tiorentine and Marseiss vesngs ,,e,,
n.y." meTno oombaznes; brochelIss summer Cloth
year; French and Russian drilling.; .aeen. nan
Tns' boudard's gloves; Chestermsn's susp.ndsrs.
"s1h Stocks; supply of the best trimmings. Sc
IL, me ABOVE Goods were selected personally sv
pledges himself that he has paid the s,riet.:,
attention to quality aud fashions S '"'''''
, "a. tenders his grateful 10 those
e 80 hoerai'y encouraged him, and hopes 10 re-
ceive continuance of the same N "'r'' !" re-
April 81. ,o .
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Short Pump, May %.

MJOTICE-Thc Match Race of one mile heats, be-
~ tween Dolly Dixon and Clara Fisher, at the Tree
Hill Course has been postponed, in consequence OF the
Charlottesville Races, from the goth Of May to the 9th
of June-being the first Saturday in the month-when
fine sport may be expected.
N B.-Nothing TO be paid at the Gate on that day.
May %. 5-3t
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a Copy. Teste,
WIN. G. PENDLEToN, C. C.
NIay2I.

NNE DICAL INSTITUTE OF PHILADELPHIA.
lVH The Summer Course of Lectures will begin
on Monday the 9Th day of April, and end on the
Saturday preceding the first Monday OF November
The month Of August 10 a vacation.
NATHANIEL CHAPMAN, NJ. Don the practice
OF Medicine.
VIM p DEVICES NJ. Don Midwifery.
TBos. HARRIS, nj. D., Surgeon u. S. NaUy.-On
Operative Surgery.
SAML. JACKSON, NJ. D. On Materia Medica.
VIM T.. HoRNER, NJ. Don Anatomy.
JNo X. MITCHELL, NJ. Don Chemistry.
JOHN BELL, NJ. Don the institutes OF Medicine
and Medical Jurisprudence.
HUGH L. HopGE, NJ. Don the Principles Of Sur
gerv w. f. HORNER, Sec'ry,
263 Chestnut Street.
| Philadelphia, April 8. ll4-3m
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HNlFTY DOLLARS REWARD-Ranawsy from
A. the subscriber living at the deep Coal Pits in
Henrico county the 10Th instant negro man nam
ed Nick about forty years old, 5 feet or inches
high light complexion, thin vsage. and sammers lit
tie when spoken 10. The dress he had on when he
went off was grey casnett coat, blue pantaloons and
white wool hat He carried with him suit OF
grew casoet: the said Nick has Of his
hands not recollected he has also several knots bis
ears will give reward Of twenty doars for the APP
prehension OF the said slave II taken beyond the limits
dollars if taken within the State and delivered TO at
the said pits or secureed in Jail so that get him a.
gain. 1 think il highly probable that he has obtain
ed free papers and will attempt TO pass free man.
forew warn all persons from harboring carrying him
out Of the State FAC. McGRUDER
April 16. llT-f