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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-09

"A TEACHER.-A young man whe has had several
"A years experience IN teaching the Creek and La
TN classic. English Grammar, Geography. The Eie-
mcns OF Mathematics, and The minor branches
OF English bi'etaure, wi bee engage Tutor IN
private emily in healthy psrt ef Vrginia.Ssfisfse-
ory testimonials Of character and qualifications,
he produced, " required ~ Le,efs sddfes 10 A. b.
near Verdon Pot once, HHossr, viii he attended 'o
Dec.10 7l-wGs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-09

HNDUCATI0N--1he Sub criber will open a school
n a In The Ioweres Of King & Queen county on the
ioh OF January 1880, aud erd the 9th Of ID, cember
following: with vacation OF 4 weeks, in one of the
Summer month";.
TERMs--For tie in truction Of bows under IS wears
OF age, IN Reading, Writing. ithtnetic, Grammar &c.
ograp'y and Mathematics $15,-Fo. J. Tin SEQ
My jaiher viii board pupils The scholastic year nj 10
inon'hs for $50 who must find their beJns and loo.
els or Tor 500 he furnishes these articles PSyms Mt
TO be made hall yearly.
JOHN G. MANN.
Aspen Shsdes. Dec 90 7s-Wdw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-09

NtlELD s. GARDEN SEEDS.-In addition 10 his
~ u-uai stock Of Clover and Grass Seeds, the sub.
scriber has now on hand general assortment Of excel
lent vegetable Seeds OF the CROP raised expressly
Tor his sales, ny careful and experienced GUILTY. ON
grounds widely sepa a,ed, thereby avoiding that aix-
lure which must Inevitably take place with those grown
ON the same plantation, or in the immeda neighbor-
hood.
TREES, PLANTS, &c.
And as agent for Col Robert Carr proprietor Of Bar
trans Botanic Gardens and Nurseries. he offers for sale
very large and fine collection Fruit, Forest and Or
namehta Trees and Shrubs, house Plants Ever
greens, Vines and Creep Herbaceous and Medici-
nal Plants, Bulbous aud Tuherous routed Plants in
their greatest variety. both ndi genous aud Exotic Al
so, upwards OF one hundred and fifty varieties OF Grape
Vne-; The fruit OF which highly esteemed for the Ia
Bile, or celebrated Tor the making Of wine. All orders
viii be carefully packed and promptly attended to by
GEORGE NJ. COATES,
No. 40, NJ Arket street, Pbiladelphia.
N. ID. Fresh white mulberry se-d of very superior
quality.
dec. 81. 7g-u6v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-09

- ecucd TO the subscribers by Lanceot Woodwar ard.
on the 10 day of October 1922 and recorded in Gooc-
land County, we SHALL in pursuance of the directions Of
said Decd on the 29h day of this month Januafy) il
fair il not the next fair day, proceed to sell 10 the high
est bidder at public auction, for cash. the following pro-
pcry to witt all the said Lanccos interest in the real
estate whereof his father s. Woodward died sescd being
oneundvided 9th part thereof subec The widow
err all his distrbutabc share OF his said pc
csate-six mules, one ,orse am saddle, three Wagons
two carts and gear, two coal machines with ropes buck
cts and cowes25 picks shoveIs and mauls two boats
and furniture, and parcel OF blacksmith s. carpenters
TOOLS Acting as trustees such title only is vested in
us viii be convcyedthe title, however is believed to
be good JOs EPH s. WATKINS,
JOHN FORBES, Jr. irus'ees,
Jan. 2. soZwaw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-09

D ANDOLPII'S REPORTS, vol. 9th, OF cases are
"a a gucd and determined in the Court of Appeals O.,
Virgina-juyt published
Complete Sets of the Va. Reports
Journals oil the Conventions Of 1775--6 and 1888 +
Journals of the Senate and House of Delegates 81
Virginia. from I776 to 1890 inclusive
IIenng's Statutes at Large and
The Now Maps of Virginia.
All appropriated TO increase the Public Library of tho
State, may lie had Of the subscbcr at the Capitol in
the city Of Richmond, upon the lowest terms.
VIM. II. RICHARDSON,
oct. g. H-tf Clerk of the Council and Librarian
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-09

FWSWENTY DOLLARS REwARD.-Ranaway from
n p. Dcvcrcaux of the city OF Richmond about the
btu day oil November 1929, negro slave, named
Israel (and styles himself Israel Iarris) about "a wears
OF age five feet high thin visaged, with large nose
and generally well-dressed in blue cloth clothes and
wears watch in his pocket, and has acted for several
years as servant in the Eagle Tavern The above
slave is supposed has obtained free papers, and is at
tempting to pass as free man. and may attempt 60 get
OIL 10 some free State II he is apprehcEdcd nca Rich
ira reasonable expences will also be paS for his safe
delivery IN the Jail Of the City Any information that
can be given to Mr. Devereaux Of the City, with re-
gard 70 tue way in which he got off, will be literally
wardcd and all persons are forewarned from harborno
the said slave, and all captains Of steamboats, and other
captains or masters Of vessels from carrying off the said
slave, under penalty Of the igour of Tie law.
JOHN WARBURTON, Adn'or.
of Ro1well Delk, deed.
James City County, Dec. II. 74-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-09

ENARMERS' BANK OF ViRGININ-Tbe annual
81 meeting Of the Stockholders. Tor the election OF
Directors OF the Bank and Of the Offices Of D.count ard
Deposit, will be held or "Wednesday, the Gh day Of
January next WM. NEKERVIS, Cashier,
Dec y. 0S- 2dwfdn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-09

ANING cOme to tie determination 10 do an
" "a transact nay own business, take this method IN
inform all With whom am concerned, that from thi,
day, ofwsrn airy person paying any thing ue me to
any Per'on, a' have Withdrawn any agencyor power
OF attorney 10 any person whatever and therefore
respectfully invite all who may be indebted to me fos
rent OF my dover otherwise, TO come for ward and
lei W have fair settlement; and hope they will be
so obligng 10 DE trouble Of calling upon
them i have good fertile Farm 10 rent, Of my ewn
inheritance, in Hanover, on Psnunky river near Or
ford. JUDITH WIN STON
Zee. 20. 77-w3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-09


against
David Street, administrator Of Mcreweier Hurt, decd
who was administrator with the will anne ned of WIN.
Tatum, deed. Win Wood administrator OF Christopher
Wool who was surviving husband oil Sucky Wood, for
merly Sncky Tanm, Benjamin Tatum aud Charity, his
wife; Matthew Tatum. Nancy Griffin, Benjamin Ia
tum, Clement Nevls, admin TRAITOR OF john Nevis,
James Neal, adrnDistra'or of Allen Tstum, aud Thomas
Fisher administrator OF Mary Fisher deed, Dehs.
The Defendants, William Wood administrator Of
christopher Wool, decd, who surviving husband
Of Sucky Wood formerly Sues Ta.um, Benjamin
Taum and Charity his wife, Mathew Tatum, Nancy
Griffin, Clement Nevis, administrator of John Nevis
and Thomas Fisher, administrator OF Mary Fisher,
not having entered their appearance and given
security according 10 the act OF Assembly and
the FAles ri this Court, and il appearing by
Satisfactory evidence that :asy inhabitants
OF this country: On the motion Of the plaintiff
by his attorney, 1t is ordered-Tha the said de-
PENDANTS appear here before the second Monday
in March next, and file their The plaintiff
b-and that copy OF This order be forthwith Inserted
in some newspaper published in the flown Of Peters
Dutg or City OF Richmond, for two months successfully,
and posted al the front door of the Courthouse of the
said county. Copy.--rese.
dec. g. 60-wsw- Y. w. WYNN, ID. G.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-09

I'm CHARACTERISTIC OF North Carolina. (;r,,-
n Vile County. November Term, a. ID 1929
Samuel 5. Douney, Executor ps Smith, Murpley
and Others.
Cavea, TO the probate of paper writing, purporng
10 be the last will aud Testament OF John q. Smith,
deed.
II il ordered by the Court, that notice he given by
Advertisement Tor six weeks in the Richmond En-
quirer and Raleigh Star, TO the Trustees or Di.
rectors OF the Female Humane Society of Ricl-
mond and State Of Virginia, DR.. Thoma. Nelson,
William Ford, Samuel G. Smith Francis Smith, Thorn
as Smith, williamson ami Jane Smith, williamson who
are icgatees in the paper-wIng which is .here offer
ed as the last Will and Testament of John G. Smith
that this suit is now in this Court and that they
may appear and make themselves parties to the conro
ver-y II they think proper, at the Court Of Pleasant
Quarter Sessions to be held for the County and State
aforesaid, at the Court House in Oxford on the first
Monday in February next.
Witness, STEP. X. SNEED,C C.
Dc. y. 6S-w6w-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-09
Dc. ,.

w lRGiNlA; ln Chanccry-At Rules held in the
Clerks Office of James City County Court on
Monday the Ith day of December, 1929:
William Hankns administrator of Allen Richardson
deceased, pltT
against
Norbonc Radcliffe, Thomas Radcliffe and Caroline
Radcliffe, heirs of James Ratciifc deed. Dens
The defendants not having entered their appearance
and 81 en- security according to the Act of Assembly
and the rules OF this court and it appearing by sasac-
tory evidences that the said defendants are not nhabi-
ants OF this Commonwealth ii is ordered that they do
appear here or before the first day of March Court
next, and answer the bill of the plaintiff and that copy
of this order be forthwith inserted i'm the Richmond En-
iuirer Tor two months successfully, ana pos ed at the
front door Of the courthouse of said county.
Copy. Tcste,
TIL. o. COGBILL, d. C.
Dec. 81. 7g-wsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-09

CHaNCEkf-At a Court inurd and held
q Tor buckingham county at the Curt House on the
10th day Of November, 1929:
John Moss, and Elizabeth his WIFE Plta
Against
Polly Scrnggs, widow, Isham Scruggs, James
Scruggs, Archer Scruggs, Valentine Scruggs, Sam
Serugg., Branch Nnnnaly and Polly his wife, William
N0wn aud sne L. his wifi. D.(,s
The defendants Archer Scruggs, Valentine Scrugg.,
Branch Nunnaly aud Polly lis wife, not having enter
ed their appearance and given security according to the
act OF Assembly and the rules OF thia COURT aud it sp
pearng 10 the satisfaction of the that they are not
inhabitants OF this countryt il ordered, that the said
defendant do appear here a, February Court next and
answer the bill Of the plaintiffs. and that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in the Richmond Enquirer
Tor two months successfully, and posted at the from,
door OF the Court-hou-e Of this county.
Copy. TIE,
Nov. TO- 62-wSw~ II EIDRIDGE Jr n g.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-09

IN CHANCERY-At Rules held in the Clerks
"a Office Of The County Court Of Amelia, for the month
OF November, 1929.
John I. Jeier, Complainant
agaiDt
Peter Burton, executor Of Emily Ellington, CORNER.
~ Emily CIarkr0 the wife OF certain Peter Filing
ton, and Lucy Ann Pollard, Defendants
The Defendant Lucy Ann Pollard, not having enter
ed her appearance, aud given security according the
Act OF Assembly, and tile Rules of this Court anh il
afng that the said l.. a. Pollard, indbant
Of this Commonwealth On the motion of the Plaintiff
IS ordered that the said Lucy Ann Pollard do appear
before the Justices OF said Court, the Courthouse
thereof the fourth Thursday in January next and am
the Conplanans Bill. And that copy Of this or
der be forthwith inserted in Newspaper published
in the City of Richmond, for two months SUCCESSFULLY
and another copy be posted up at the front door Of the
Courthouse of this County two successive Court
days A Copy-Teste,
JOHN r. LEIGH, c. A. c.
Nov 10. 62-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-09

FEHUSYLvANIA CANAL.--The amount Of money
expended and to be expended in the and
comlic,on OF 1923 l2 miles Of the Pennsyvans Canal
including The EXPENSES Of the Board OF Canal Commits
sicncrs, sc. 81 723 400.
There is NOW due upon the several divisions of The
P~nnsy!vsnia Canal, under contrac., the sum of
81 300 100, for SSi5 ITO 81 OF which
ben Issued The IF work to be don. upon the
several divisions OF the Cana& and Rail Ro al now I'M.
der contract and in progress, estimated by the prin
cipal engineers a, Ss,0607t2 An earnest call /. mad.
Tor the requisite funds. The navy alton has hithrr
been matter OF experiment. than rex ular b,I.
sness but il has confirmed the opinion tanned
the ultimate value and utility Of this great work
Nearly 20b miles OF the Canal will be at the
CONNIE ncement OF the next season. am, the y.eatest
part OF that contracted for, will be navigabIe during
he next summer il the b. provided to carry on
the work.
BALTIMORE, Jan. g. cstcr,iay being a remarkably
pleasant day, large number Of our most ci-
tzens repaired TO the city section OF tho Baltimore and
Ohio Rail Road TO witness and take part in the expert
ments there making with the One of the largest
sized cars compacty filled with passengers and among
them the Postmaster General Of the United States was
carried by horse at the of fifteen miles an hour
Three cars were then banded together and after being
crowded with people, they moved by a single
horse at the rate OF ten miles hour. The aggregate
number OF persons In the coaches has been variousy
stated-wc suppose il could not have been less than
seventy or eighty. IChyonislc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-09
Dec. IL.

II N CHANCERY-Virginia: In Lunenburg County
II Court Ii,h Nov 1929
Lewis Green, adm illustrator Of Ab.olum Taturn decd
pltHs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-09

NORBORNE L. SUTTON, sol. Proprietor OF the
NJ1owng Green Tavern, Caroline County, has for
borne from asking portion Of the public patronage
cause oihe uncomfortable condition OF the
lie has or nearly two years, been actively engaged in
repairing and altering the construction OF his house
during which time he has made many changes all Of
which, he hopes. are calculated to add the comfort
and quiet OF the travellers He begs leave to say to
which so frequently annoyed the house: and now,
even on Court days. the traveller may go with
out the fear OF disturbance He has also provided two
private houses apart from the Tavern, for the use oil
families travelling, neatly and comfortably arranged
He pledges himself to the public use every sxerton
to render fair equiv alent TO all who may favor him
with their company. --t
Bowling Green, Sept. 25. aO-n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-09

Nov 10 62-wSwE r ELDRIDGE. Jr. G.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-01
MISSOURI ELECTION.

MISSOURI ELECTION.
mo missouri Republican of August ~. contains
the latest intelligence from this State w. ind Tho
following paragraph in il:
THE ELECTION.
:, ohoucial returns have beea received f,o, n..,,,
oil the counties Of the State We shs, -: n1a'y
ever until the publication OF the Official ,. Wv"
Al the seat OF Government, shall nab. ~. -
with certainty, tie members of the Gene,,i .ae'
ply In the mean while, the FOLLOWING .,.,.
round ~ the st. Louis Times of Saturday win ss
.he so'nplsxlon of the Legislature, respects the
erection OF Senator II is belief that this c.l",
iation Is too liberal to the opponents of Mr. R.,,on
omo gives them more votes than they are entitled "a
we nave tho best grounds for asserting. that tho
changes now going on, in the upper countes will
give Mr. Barton, when the election shall take n,occ
decided majority Fifteen of the membe,s 40
eiassed as uncertain personally, majority of these
hteen, are with us, and they only avail, inst
from their constituents, to vote for him Tbe.s in
structions toiN Sc gicen; and the enemies of M n,
ton will be made to fess fe omnipotcncc Of truth
and the insuficiency vulgar and obscene language
to put down IN honeS IND Independent man.
In favor of Mr.. Barton, 20
Opposed To Mr. Barton, Of
Uncertain, "a
Not heard FROM,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-01


Senate IN the Harrison District--John c. Strinper,
Jno. McWhorter, DANIEL Kincheioe. James ncC,I,v
Joseph Israel, ]. NJ. Stevenson and Joseph Johnson
u Inc Warrenton (Bauquier) Spectator saws the
letter published for M Jcffersons in the Literary
Sabuorn, "is vile cectioneering trick, which must
only recoll upon the party, who ussd it to ndv,nc,
Mr. Cisy's Pretensions." Just and m.rnanioous
SENTENCED Suppose Mr.. Spectator revise his proof
sheet and for party insert indioidual L. he will
ing 10 come IN for share of the infamy of the
East Room Letter. Or of the forged Commission
from zen. washington, used IN behalf of Gen Jack
SON. Ut IN ladeiP"ia' a Dukedom to n denier, the
dItor would consider that n little hard
Inc same sagacious Editor, u1er apparently, much
profound cositation, and oarHed balancing of oppo-
site accounts, arrives at the following sage conclu
sions 10 regard to the Kentucky elections:
ut Is most probable that If the majority should be
Tor the Clay over the Jackson party il is but small
and cannot be decisive of the political character of
the stale at large Laying all party prciudccs aside
ID u rnona To suppose that The people OF Kentuchy
VIII AFFORD such stupondous instance Of capricious
hess as IN The short period Of four years urn about
and wholly reverse thor course after having ryen
such uniform, continued. and decided evidences of
their preference for Gen. Jackson sinre 1926 over
Mr. Adams; and since 3s3, over Mr.. Claw persop,l
~ " u hot prOOdoic. kentucky Will. upon all Yca-
sonaole groundsof alcnia,Ion in the next presidcn
tia election, go for Jackson"
He really seems to have succeeded adniyaJly. in
his iaudabo efforts to clay party projudices aside
wonderfully "a majority for the Clay ovor tho
Jackson party (smal cannot be decisive Of tho polt
ca character of the State at lOrge"-and oven # the
majority should in the late election have been s,,
CtaU Kentucky will, upon all reasonabie rrounds If
calculation in the noXi Presidential election no for
Jac"'on." Pro-di al Gus! A Dnnie
Tho "stupendous" caprciousness Of which tho
spectator speaks ought not to surprise him. Let him
THINK OF MIR. Thomas Richie in 1874 and in 82s. and
OF certain FoderaIists whitewashed IN Jacksonisro
now teaching old Democrats, what DeDocrncy means,
and learn to be surprzed at nothing Tho times
abound in marvelg, the least wonderful of which is
Jar more wonderful than that Kentucky should vo,o
for ueury Clay, as she individually will
u The New Orleans Beo Of the 18th August
states that two or three persons had been attached
with yellow fcvor.
u Nicholas Bidde, President of the Bank of the
united States, has beon recommended rs Treasurer
70 receive tho cent contributions to Futon's Heirs
fhat benevolent and ingenious project has boon ro
ccved by tho public with tho most jealous favor and
w! undoubtedly succeed in the fullest manner.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-01

10 The salina Working MensJ Convention. mo,
on the 25th August and nominated Gen Eras,us
Root Tor Governor, and Nathaniel Pitcher for Lieut.
Governor.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-01

u The following gentlemen candidates for the
Senate in the Harrison Distrct--John G.. Stringer
Jno McWhorter, Daniel Kincheioe. James McCnlv.
Joseph Israel, ]. NJ. Stevenson and Joseph Johnson
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-01

u at meeting Of the Ssluda Baptis, Association
10 wecn the 9TH and 9th Of August, a day was SGT
apart for fasting, humiiation and prayer, in consc-
quencc Of tho present threatening condition of public
affairs between the State of s. Carolina and tho
Union. We annex the Resolutions:
RESOLUTIONS
OF the Sauda Baptist Association passed AZ Thai, I,o -
held NJ Neales Cock Church. In Andorsons Dis,;c, 70
from The 9Th TO the 9th Of August, 1880 '' -
ResdYed fu Tha, tho present unbanov .,,,. NJ I'll.
10 aao Of iho Gsncra Government, tsa,ipa 70 tho T,S
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-01

W Nicholas Bddle, President of the Bank Of the
united States, has boon recommended rs Treasurer
70 receive the cent contributions to Foltons Heirs
fhat benevolent and ingenious project has boon rc-
ccivcd by the public with tho most jealous favor and
W.! undoubtedly succeed in tho fullest manner.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-01

u The New Orleans Beo Of the 18th August
states that TWO or three persons had been ATTACKED
with yellow fcvor.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-01

Count +e POUR MONT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-01

"Princn,--Tho plan of attacking the enemy before
niges, on tho Goth, at day break was cxccuted bu,
INC measures which had at fire. been taken received
some modcations in tho three divisions Of the army
tne Srdor and the zeal are the same in ALL thought
that tho honor Of Fighting shosId be equally diyiJed'
me attack OF che right Entrusted to the I'd and Cd
orgades OF tho divisions Of Berthczenc that Of tho
ccntfo 10 tho r and ID brgados OF tho division Of
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-01

ISU i'EANI-NE KFEI, BetrotH ~ az Nf'tt! ai" lId'
a. den Lane, NeIC York
HE subscriber, tlate of the American Hotel,
Broadway respectfully informs his friends aud a.
"ubiic, that he has taken tho above establishment;
which viii hereafter be open for The accommodation
of Strangers aud boardcrs
Neither pains nor expense Will he spared 10 make
the establishment equal in character, 1t IS In loca-
ton, to any in thi. city To country merchants and
those having business IN this city, the location is par
uculGrly desirable, being the n"iGh5o hood of the
Auction Rooms end within two minutes walk at the
Banks !. BLAKE
Chronicle, Rich,nrnd Wing, Albany Argus Provl-
dence Daily Journal and Boston Courier, Will pub
hsh the above two wcobs, and send Gills above.
Il
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-01
To Mrs. Rboda Burnett.

A 8 you are not az inhsbtuut Of the State Of Vir-
= Enia, and have no known Agent in this Com
mOnWealth, take this method Of notifying you tha.
on the Let Cay OF November next, St the Tavern of
State, shall proceed TO take the dispositions Of Ste
phen Branch, william Martin Frances Burton and
BcbCcca Owen TO be read ~ evidence 10 suit depen
ding ~ the Superior Court of Cbancery Tor the Rich
mond District. in which am plaintiff and you are
defendant. The examination Of the above witnesses
viii commence on lbe doy aforementioned, between
9 A. NJ. aud o'clock T. ~ md will be continued
on each successive day fncceCgary between the same
l,ours till j, shsH be concluded.
aug 20 w. SARAH LEFT