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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-25

I'm virtue Of two Deeds Of Trust, executed john
~ Armisead aud William cambridge, by William l
Merris, and Msrctlla his wife, the the eighth
day Of January, 1925 and the other the eighteenth
day Of February, lS2S-and another Deed OF Ttust
ssuted to Herbert A. Claiborne and Charles s. Cav. by
the said William Norris The tenth day OF July.
l623al Of which deeds recorded in the Musings
Court Of the city of Richmond: shall proceed to sell
sa tie premises, on the 3O,h day OF June next,
for ready money, Tor th> purpo,es therein mention
ed two Let's, pieces, or parcels oil Land in the city OF
RehmoEd known and distinguished i'm the plan OF the
said city, by No. (3i7 three hundred and forty
and No. (S52) three hundred and 6fiy-two which were
conveyed to the said William l. Morris, by Thoma.
Rutherford and Sarah his wife, by their deed bearing
date the 18th day OF June 1925, and admitted to
csrd in the Clerks Office of the Court of Hastings for
said city,Aand which erected extensive
brick buildings used warehouse and for other pur
a'o. three other Lots pieces parcels OF Land
knswn and distinguished in the plan Of said city, by
number (342) three hundr ed and foriy-two, number
three hundred and !oryhree (34s) and number three
hsHdrsd and forty four (3iD with the buildings COM
monty called Shockce WAREHOUSE, and all other build.
ihgs and improvements thereon; which property
conveyed to the said William 1. Morris, by two several
dsads, for undivided notifies hereof-oue made the
tenth day Of June, 1896 by Richard Gregory and Ez
absth hs wife, and JOhn Pegram, and Wilson Gregg.
~; the other, made on the same day. by Joseph Dud
Icy Of Chesterfield county, and both admitted record
In the clerks office of the Hastings Court OF said city
ase, one other Lot piece or parcel oil Land known and
distinguished la the plan OF said city, by number three
hundred and fertysiS (3i6,) which was conveyed TO
ssid William I. Morris, by William A. Smith and Sarah
Smith, by their bearing date the 18th day OF Sep
tsmbsr, 1926, aud admitted to record in the clerks Of
See OF the Hastings Court for the city aforesaid
The above described property was advertised by us
70 be sold the 18th February last but the sale
prevented from taking place by an injunction obtained
by William Morris from the Chancellor OF the VIII!
smsburg district; which Junction has been dissolved
by the Chancellor Of tie SHPeior Court OF Chancery
fer the RichuloBd district.
The title TO the foregoing property il believed 10 be
unquestionaby good. Acting as trustees, we will con-
vsy such title as vested in by virtue of the said
dctds Of trust.
JOHN NJ. ARMIsTEAD, I
w. cambridge,
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE, Trustees.
CHARLES s. GAY,
April 81. li4-Ns
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Lpyi y, Nav 81 I'll WIN. II. DIGGEs.

DIX ON REWARD.-To any person who will sp-
% oDU prstend and deliver to me my man Wash
i,igon. who runaway from Chestetfeld C--,-p;s
a. ont four weeks ago, will give the above reward Of
80 dollars
Wa'hia gton was purchased a few months since from
Mr. David Barclay Of thi. Cry, where he probably IL
this time FL is stout, well set black fellow, about
fe't 8 inches high, aud % years OF age. ] am in
formed that he was rai.ei in Po1ha,an County by
MIR Swami, and was purchased from him by John Graz
ham, Esq late Of this City, from whose estate he was
purchased by Mr.. Barclay To sny person who will
take him up aud lodge him IN any ia so that get him
again, will give tn. reward Of 10 dollars il brought
and delivered 10 ia til. City. to Mr.. John lie h
Coal pits in The County Of Chese,6elJ the above
reward Of 30 dollars. BEVERLY RANDOLPH.
June4 S-tf
GstOUrH SIDE MILLS.-rhe 1ubscriber. having
~ purchased the milling property in the Town ot Pc
tcrsburg, lately owned by Donald Mackenzie, Esqr.
will conduct the milling business under the firm Of
NELSON. BOSJVELL, & Co.
They will be prepared to give the highest cash price
for good rchansble wheat delivered the mills,
on tide water below. The old customers OF Mr.. Mac
kenzis and the friends OF the subscribers, respect
fully invited to give them call before they cell their
whea, elsewbere. decided preference will always
be given for wheat thresbed by m chine.
HUGH NELSON,
tbs II. BOSWELL,
June H. 10-4w JNO. Y. STOCKDELL.
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pDEIRTHAE,a

JNO BTlMBERLAKE & ROB'T Is. RANDOLPH.
Letter from, The Secre,ory Of the yapv
ne information required BY a resolution Of The
Rouss If Representatives. IN relation To me ac-
eomnts IF John I'mberiake and Robert B. Ran.
d0iph
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n NOTION YARN Virginid- Union Factory
" situated ii miles below Charlottesville, on the
mail stage road, leading from that place TO Richmond
The proprietors have hitherto forborne solicit pub
lie attention to this establishment, owing 10 the circum
stance OF the portion Of machinery in operation, being
so limited, TO be insufficient supply the orders OF
those, with whose custom il favored in the outset
The superior quality of the Yarn, they now conf
IDENTIFY say has been fully tested ami proven by expe
rience; and having procured such an additional stock
oil machinery, as TO justify the expectation. that they
viii be enabled to keep stock on hand sufficient to
supply all orders which they may in future be favored
with they are Induced respectfully to solicit a more
extended share oil public pstronage-with assurance,
that the article sha at all times be furnished on the
rnos moderate and reasonable tern..-Ail orders d.
reced to Union Mills Post Office, Fuvanna county,
lVa shall be promptly attended to-and the Yarn de-
ivered either at the establishment posted in liz
vicinity the Three Chop Road for the purpose Of
beipg conveyed by Wagons, retarn from Richmond
or conveyed by water navigation, may suit its des
tinaiion.
TIhiBERLAKE s. J. & J. b. MAGRUDER.
Jan. l6 S6-u
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| Against
Richard L. Moore and Susan his wife, Virginia Cath.
ariDe ard Julia Travis infants the said and
lullaby Thomas o. Cogbill their guardian s.signed
Deis.
Ishall proceed to cell fore the Courthouse door OF
James City County, in the City Of Williamsburg OH
Monday the IL day OF July next, being Court day
the following property TO wiC
tract of land, part Of Jlnesto Island supposed
to contain eight hundred acres-te whole being James
river low grounds, OF tine quality.
A large and con.modious two story Dutch ROOTED
house. IN the City Of Williamsburg, and the lots atach
ed, on which the late Samuel Travis resided at the
time Of his death.
And also a small tract Of land ia James City County
within one half mile Of the City OF Williamsburg
called the HOBBY supposed TO con, ain 100 acres.
The terms will be follows: for the tract of land in
"-.,own Island credit Of one, two, thre- four and
tive years, the Jour last carry interest from
the end Of year from the day of sale, aud the in
eres 10 be paid annually For the houses and los in
the City Of Williamsburg. a credit for one half Till
the Let day Of January, 1884, and for the other half
credit till the Lat, day OF January 1882. Aud Tor the
piece OF land called the Hobby, credit Of oue two aud
three years. the las, 70 carry interest from
the end oil year from the time Of the SALE the inter-
est to be paid annually. Bonl and security, aud deed
oftrust to be taken the property sold to the
payment oil the purchase money:
CHAS. l. WINGFlELD, NJ. s. c. CIV. ID.
Williamsburg, May 81. Ads or his a. puty.
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.Hny u, 1880
House OF Representatives. OF The 18th ins'an,, have
the homer to submit the accompanying report nt dou
mert' from The Fourth Auditor Of the Treasury in au-
sw'r'c that portion of The resolution which r,iae.
The account. OF Jchn b. Timhe,ake ,decea.e tornei.
" purser in the Navy Of the Uniied S,a.es.
have TIE honor 10 be,
VerN respectfully, Sir,
Your oh.
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Or ENQUIRER published week generally and
week during session
Price, the Five Dollars
advance Notes Of chartered banks only) will
tscsivcd IN Tho Editors will
hitting them by ma the postage of all letters being paid
writer's. q
No paper (but discretion of the
Hdtors) until all arroarages have boon paid up
Whoever will the nine
have the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Ono OR LESS=First Insertion rs centoach
tinuanco, so cents.
''No advertisement inserted, until paid
WARRANTED SCYTHES.
INOR sale at the sign of the paddock, complete
n assortment of Scythes, which warrant.
Also thc British Patent Scythcs, from As TO iinches;
a'l worth the attention of FARMERS.
And general assortment OF
HARDY ARE,
SADDLERY, and RODGERS FINE CUTLERY.
OEfRBOR.VS P.aTE.VT BALANCES.
SPADES AND SHOVELS.
EMERSON'S RAZOR STROPS.
G@drters Diamonds and Genuine Heniming's
Needles,
worth the attention of purchasers.
April 30 12l-t1sJuly THOMAS A, RUS-'
VUVHE Subscribers offer their services 40 Commission
~ Merchants, an! will attend ;, IN sales of Tobacco
rour' ana oner produce eonfiied to their care and
-ne the custom'ry advances prciuce in hand when
required oAGWELL, SMITH s. HANNAH.
Fc.. Is. 9S-6m
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a June the l6I, Issv. l,o.a,v &C.,
Hudson Lswis. Jane Eliza Drpri-st. VIM Lewis, 10.
ssph Psiss, Jess W. Courts AID Mary J.ne his wife
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-25

Commissioner Of the General Land Office
April 90 IlS-w,J.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-24
Five Hundred DOLLARS heward
STOP THE THIEF
ID ANYWAY from the subscriber, living near u
a vile, fauquier county, Virginia. on the l5,hJ

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber, living near Upp.i.
a vile, fauquer county, Virginia. on the l3,hJune
1929, a negro man (wagoner) med
SANFORD,
about "a or IS years Of age, about feet or 10 nch
high of dark copper color, stout across the bTe,h
and shoulders-with long hands and fingers, snd
very long feet, about ~ inches lie stoops IuIe u
his carriage. his knees standing forward-his no'e .
longer than ordinary, his mouth wide, and his uadsr
lip thick and turned downwards He has scar on one
Of his fore fingers just sjolning the first JOINT, occ.
stoned by the cut ola scythe, anda larger one on hS
elbow, occasioned by putting stone in the cat Wien
spoken to he has rather DOWN look.
SANFORD took with him SIS Of the suhsct5d'
money, and has, no doubt changed MS clothing, hay
ng left most of his clothes behind. lie rode ~ one
of the wagon horses, which having been reclaimed 10
the neighborhood of Battletown, beyond he Blue
Ridge, makes it probable that he made hls "" -
PENIS, lvania through the neighborhooso OF FredenGs
town or IIagerstown. The wagon saddle and Drde
which lie took with him have not been hesr OF.
Whoever will secure said slave, land more especs'E
the forged pass which have 10 believe h h''
that get him again, shall rec eve the above reward
and all reasonable expenses it brought home
JAMES LAKE,
JpperuAe, Fauquie, county, pa'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-24

Rvn,ors.-The reported passage Of two ex-
presses through our city last night, from the
East, in the direction of Washington, had given
rise to various rumors, which if they should
turn out to be we'll founded, will command a
strong and general interest.-Ihe substance OF
them seems to be that the negotiations between
the American and British governments had been
brought to some determination of which the pur-
port had not transpired-the Bank of England
had suspended specie paymen;s-that the king
of France was dead, and that kingdom almost
in a state of anarChy--and that a misunderstand-
ing had arisen between the Russian and Turk
ish Governments with regard to the payment of
the indemnities due from the latter, and that the
president ofthe United States had been appointed
referee for the settlement of the dispute.
baltimore Federal Gazette of Tuesday.
The mischevous expresses did not let our
Baltimore friends into all the secrets of the des-
patches which they were bearing to the seat of
government. 1t appears that the stories of the
death of Napoleon were all ingenious fabrica-
tions--the garrison, and the inhabitants of St
Helena. having been bribed BY La Fitte, to car
~ on the imposture. The Emperor has at last
escaped, ndlanded at Brest, whence he march,
ed in triumph to Paris. The King was killed
while at mass, by the Emperor's own hand. An
eruption of Hecla has thrown SO much burning
lava into the northern ocean as to dissolve all the
ice, and destroy many millions of whales, by melt
ing them. The West India Islands have been
coded to the United States by England, and the
Bank of England only suspended payment for
two days, by way Of breathing spell after pay
ing off the National Debt. The telling of so
much specie naturally fatigued the clerks. An
astronomer of Timbuctoo has discovered the lost
Pleiade, from new observatory, erected by the
king of Bambuck, on the highest peak Of the Lunar
mountains. 1t is said to be more luminous than
in the time Of JOB. Among the documents from
the Sultan, is letter of remonstrance to General
Jackson, setting forth the inhumanity Of remov
ing so many public officers without cause.
IN. Y Com. .4du.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-24
Hrass FNunAery.
may 1t-6ms

VACHARIAH NICHOLAS begs leave to Ia;'-7 ~
IA friends in Alexandra and its vicinity, and the uo
lie generally that having at great expense, eS''
ell BRASS FOUNDRY on Water street, I'' ~
purpose of casting ANDIRoNs, with every o'ns',
cies of work connected with the business ne I',.'
them that he viii cast and finish any work "HSu ~
be entrusted to him well aud as cheap " ca
procured from any Of the Northern Cites r nc
also make repair Sod, Fountains upon ...,n1
He has, moreover, employeda workman nom ,.,oc
to conduct the Cutlery Business, and so'c"'
of the public patronage Al kinds of Screws -O'''N
iron, steel, &c. cut to order. Ian
Applications nav be made either 4; the fou"u.'
Water street, at his old stand on Fairfax ''fee"
NAV Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-24

/. .dv.rt.d 70. Eliza will do me the justice to
.., .hst che believes that was really unhappy.
%t,. w.s satisfied, and believed her virtuous,
ha a ,.sured her on last night and this morning.
The sbould have prevented the facts ever COM
;n. 70 yonr knowledge and that ofMfs. Allen.
T." Sso~ld mt for millions that it had ever been
tno,vr 70 vou. But one human being knew any
thine If # from me. and that vas by Elias con,
cent and wish. would have persisted hrst; ana
;f mortal man had dared to charge my wle OF say
aprht AGAINST her virtue, would have slam MN.
That I have and do love Eliza. none can doupt:
that have ever treated her with affection, she
will admit-that she is the only earthly oD]ece
dear to me, God will bear witness.
The only way this matter can now De over
come will be for US to meet as though IL mao ne
YER occurred, and this will keep the world az II
should ever be, ignorant that such thoughts ever
were.
Eliza stands acquitted by me- have receiv-
cd her as virtuous and chaste wife, and as sucn
pray God may ever regard her, and trust
ever shall.
She was cold to me, and thought did not love
me: she owns that such was one cause OF my uii-
happiness You can Judge how unhappy was
TO think that was united to woman who dld
not love me.-That time is now past, and my fu-
ture happiness can only exist in the assurance,
that Eliza and myself can be happy, and that
Mrs. Allen and you will forget the past forgive
all, and find your lost peace-and you may rest
assure shat nothing on my part shall be wanting
to restore it. Let me know what is to be done.
Your most obedient,
SAM. HOUSTON.
9th .4pra, 1929.
The Report was unanimously accepted, and 1t
was
Resolved, That the Editors of the Gallatin
Journal, Nashville Republican, National Banner,
and all other Editors who feel any interest for
the character of an injured female, be requested
to give the foregoing report and proceedings an
insertion in their respective papers.
And the meeting adjourned.
GEO. CROCKETT, Chairman.
THos ANDERSON, Secretary.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-24
"A Card.

Mr.. A. PLANroU respectfully and grateful! :.
NA thanks the public for the liberal pa'f"ntS 81 an
has received ia Washington and Alexanlr', Beng a
the of his departure for Philadelphia Tvs "a h.
residence, he takes the Liberty of recoml"e ~. Bit
step son, A. BARRABlNO, as Dentist an" ~, - sIu.
and also a French Teacher, having .rece"eu yiI
cation in the Imperial College Of PARIS ''' d.
also give lessons on the FLUTE. ,.Erg
House. on King street, where he will attend 10 ''
communications which may be made to l'H'
m OI-eolf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-24
Rose w ater.

4 s the subscriber has been requested py 'as,,nl
"A Ladies, to dis,il ROSE WATER he NOW INFORM
the Ladies and Gentlemen ofAIexandra and 10 ,.
ty, that he is ready, il they will send the "0''
1, is better to gather them before sun rise, ,,rIT
may 20 ~. ohL'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-24
Valuable Farms for Sale.

WISH to sell THREE FARMS, Immediately in
the vicinity Of my residence, two (which highly
improved. These lands near the Falls Church,
miles rom Georgetown, and 10 from Alexandra.
may 6-StawSw DAN. F. DULANY.'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-24
GOVERNOR HOUSTON.

The senaration of this infatuated individual
from his lady last Spring, caused great eAo''e-
ment throughout the country; and the mysterious
circumstance attending it elected an intense DE-
,ire to know the facts connected with it. Hlther'
to, although many surnises were thrown out al
the time, nothing of specific form was ever per,
mitted to meet the public eye. The suoJo'nea
Renort ola Committee of sundry citizens OF sum-
ner county, Tennessee, in measure explains
the grounds of the separation ana she"S' We
think, conclusively, that his Excellency acted
under some upaccountabe delusion, with respect
to his wife, and that his suspicious of her dei'ty
towards him, were utterly groundless and With
ont even the shadow of shade to justify them.
Baltimore Chronicle.
We regret the necessity OF giving pnohcl.y 70
the following documents. e ieai '"".' oe "ie
whole, no benefit will accrue TO any party iion'
the measure But the number ana hlghiy reSPeo,
liability of those who have promoted' a.ueu' anu
sanctioned it, the prominent stahu'nS VI ''e 'iu
vidual principally referred to- ana 1ne anA,ous
expectations of the public, who are already aware
hat some movements have been lately made on
the subject, leave MS no alternative out 10 COMPLY
with the request to those who have 'ransm,oeu
US that article for publication. Where the iaay
spoken of is personally known we beiie'e' ner
reputation remains fair and unsullied even ny
suspicion. wa D'''''''
At q meeting of sundry respectable cl'izehs vi
Sumner county, State Of Tennessee, assem-
bled at the Court House in the town OF Gala
tin. on the 25th day of April 1880, George
Crocket of said town was called to the Chair
and Thomas Anderson was appointed Secreta-
The design of said meeting having been ex-
planned by appropriate remarks from Col: JOSEPH,
&. Child. on motion of Mr.. William Howard
Douglas, it was
Resolyed. That the following gentlemen be ap-
pointed committee to draw up report express
s;ye of the opinions entertained of the private
virtues of Mrs. Eliza II. Houston, and whether
her amiable character has received an injury a
mono those acquainted with her In consequence
Of the late unfortunate occurrence between her
and her husband. Gen. Samuel Houston, late
Governor Of the State of Tennessee. to wit:
Gen. VIM. Hall, VIM. l.. Alexander Esq.
Gen. Eastin Morris, Col. Joseph Z. Guiid, ELIJAH
Boddie, ESQ Col. Daniel Montgomery, lhom-
as Anderson Esq. Capt. Alfred II. Douglass
Isaac Baker, Esq. Mr.. Robert NJ. Boyers, Mayor
Charles Watkins, and Josiah w. Bodrldge, Esq.
And that said Committee meet at the Court
house in Gallatn on Wednesday next and report.
The meeting was then adjourned until We'd
nesday next, at 10 O'Clock,
GEO. CROCKET, Chairman.
Tuos, ANDERSON, Secretary.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-24
.Milier " anted.

4 FIRST rate hand "a single man would DC ,,.,,p
n red) as head Miller in the Steam Mn J" mn
dria. Apply to ). d.
NAV 12-eotf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-24

New Orleans Molasses
FoR ..Ieby A. c. cAzENovE & c..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-24

The following interesting letter from Captain
SHERMAN will be read with high qualification by
every friend Of the Colonization Society
70. s. Gazette.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-06
BLANK BOOKS.

'E'liE subscriber is now having made assortment
OF Merchants and Record Books of the best ma
teriais and workmanship, such books as Ire can conf
IDENTIFY recommend to his cus' omcrs
lie has recently received n stock Of blank book
paper, which can at short notice be made TO order
ruled aud bound n any style desired. Clerks OF
Courts Banks and other public Offices and merchants
generally, WHO have not tried him, had better give
hun u call as he can and vi give hom every salts
fdctioa, in the execution of their orders.
- Stationery good supply on hand, and rs
cheap % not chcaper) than can be had tthe same
quality.) in any part Of the U Suites
doc !. VI. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-06
NEW MUSIC.
CHOICE GOODS.

HEANN Jet aud blue, black Italian Lustrincs
Il B'iio black double chain Avi gnon forentcs
Jet and blue, black Gro lie Indies
Faron, drnb. and led colorad do
Blue and jet black, and assorted colurcd Go do
Maps
I'd English, and French 81 black bombazinos
IA ~ CT black Italian crapcs-brold solvaged
Black Mandarin crapeS-smooth and glossy
SO O. 10 inch black Italian cravats
Extra blue and black velvet, and genuine cloths
Steel and Oxford mixed cloths
Extra double millcd blue black, and mixed cassi-
Buff, white, light and dark drab do
Blue and mixed Habit cloths
Buff and black cashmcrctts, for vCstiug
Black, drab, crimson, and brown SILK vevets
Figured black and colorcd velvet vesiings
e-8, 81 10 damasks and diapers
o. Irish, and l0-i real Russia sheetiun
> g. 10 long lawns
7-8 & IL Irish linens. sofl finish and very fine
Linen cambria handkcrehcis, raio.d and colorcd
borders
Linen cnnibrics
Mems English and French silk hose and half hose
English and French silk gloves
Black horse skin, and white Beaver do
German g. English black g. white silk hose
White embossed silk do
Black, white, and crimson Meripo scar1s
EIrk, blue, and cashmere do
Rich gausc scar1s, crimson, blue, straw, pink and
white
Shell, tuck, long bont, neck, and side cnmhs
BRAZILIAN turn back neck tuck. and side do.
Madame Csntello's coreetts-all numbers
Mems Gambler aud plain clolls
Wonen's Merino cloth TO-
a good assortment of the above goods recently re-
Gently received for sale at the lowest market prices
by L. g. L. JAMES, g. Co.
dec IL Market Square