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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-11
DIRECTORS
Of me Farmers Brnf IF Itrein,n and lie Brnsctcr
ne ,r0, I.lD
DIRECTORS

~
0f he Farmers B,gA- IF pireiua and Hs Brnnc' cr
FIR he yoG 1890
nICHnoNb.
fig ne Ereryf:re.-Pbiip y Niri,.,os, Jrn"~
Eawiin@s. Jas S-z"., Samuel Reeve, Niri,nn~ Md
rnn.d P,y'on, NATHANIEL Dyuav, " ln.ta Cai;"
ani = iw2rd G. Mavo.%
Hg Gte St'c!iol7ess--- Robert Pc ard. Arc!h.!d
] yl"r. William GiiIai Samuel Marx, Ibcuiri lin
4lnhotnam ara Charles Ellis.
by Hc E1ecs'ire.-R ciiurd Blow Wtl!i.in g.
HoH, riecii Couk,. rn,n,s r.. Scv,npue, -.
nam u Henley, Robert ID. Starkr, Tapl.y I,rsb.
and William LoyuIl
By nc St,chhoLorre.- E,chsrd Drun:r-"ri Frcd-
et'eA Myers, Ian.cs GdJeh, George N-i..iu' tud
Ec,criy fay on.
hy TIE ErccH.irc. W III AMI Robertson, John :.
"I!c"x. l. '~a-d Watkins. Wii'.n 20. linz. Sen.
John '''rinid.r Nathaniel Ni,n.i, i:"hcrl Boiling
Ey ihc StocaholIs-s-Samu Nor.,,cai James
A.ci'land, j. A,i,n y. - .u~..5, C.i.iin Or-",.
and h,m'ld Macl;c"zia
FWsnERicXSrrri:.
EH|e H.f'cUfjc".-Cbrtcr l. Steyen Ca, Wi!l.r..
C. Bcal", jhcrt Pl,to. Jr. George liam ;ai, }, 49,;
Say, Fayettc Johnston, Duff Gu Gus and uhu l..
Wallace
by tie Sto,kao'i.rs.- S..inur Gordon. WI. a.a
E'onsa, An;h'ny B.c&, Houocn =. MIN ani SO
phcn J Llaydes.T
I.Y>cnrtsG.
By Ire Ercctfice.--.ioin n. T'arvir,, Au.,:".
liarc9ck' John Mem. Samuel M.!.e:, Cr!in 8p",,
ner' Maurice LanghoFrp IL. i-oreaa' Nor c'l' ;.aG
Samuel ii Brown
Ky he S'artaoiders -Will;em Ralfrl Ci,ri.'o-
pher inir"e, Micajih Davis, Richard vase ,nG
4o.n ". Bagwou.
w:,.c:I:.Sris.
BY he Erecviire.--!fuI,l l.>c, Ialiu,> H. =. ..l
Province McCormick,% a c:;aldcI s .:!,ir i,i,n =,
Pa.,, B"a;ty Carson, Jacob Dai-rF ar:.. D.n.c.
gart
By Tic Sia-IAo'de - l!'r~d II Powell a,rr!~,,
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ptltAnrIriILA. Inn. :.

BIZ. Booth.-Ths gentleman has acIln hccn vii
tied by Of his distressing fits of insanity, and 10
now in the hospital in this city We heard rumnurs
on Saturday evening, nicr having gone through the
part of Reuben Glenr0y, III the Comedy Of Town and
County, with his accustomed ability. BE Is said
Co have cxprcs cd determination on Saturday
evening after tho play, to perform on The following
evening for the benefit Of the poor Of the city. Last
evening, he was 10 have enacted at Chestnut street
the character Of Sir Giles Ovcrtach-but a ccrtif-
cate read by the manager, from ono of our most
eminent physicians, stating that he in state
Of mental Observation-Disclosures 10 which hc has
been removed To the hospital We hope should hc
from tho present shock, that he will soon
subject himself TO the excitement which oil who are
cminenty superior in his profession hmrclf must
feel Its consequences TO dslcmpered imagination,
wrought by the interest of the authors meaning, can
rot but be dclctcrous.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-11

From the Phiind,lpiia Inquirer Of Jan. G
NJ Booti.-We are happy to have power
int this gentleman is III feared by NJ his
trends yesterday. lie his private lodgings under
care ut his attending physician D Rush and the
ne homes are entertained ~ HI. speedy The
ment made Yesterday that he had hccn token hospital
was erroneous
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-11
1sarss5sss Ae.gen.
IA y. s.. 3, ,.i.eIr : CO.

IA ~ =; s., .;.cIi' :. Gu.
LiVJNHS Sc.
% TUESDAY tie i-il u-t NJ r:.t,er ,s q. o. ,,.
- IL he sold al ouI stove, Without ,eor;r
~ r,1e' f''"rh h'nn'y. mr..ly ro'r. aud iet
ID hall pipe. superior
~ pipes tullaud siu
5 lhds Ncu c.i-ii.s i:ftn
do oil J.u.ar.i "a,
Malaga, Sicily M,irisa Port. ani o,Isf W,,ss
hktso,
10 ihlS. win'rr pressed f,,np oil
Steahs, Ni''aascs soap, Candies, &C &C..
ma Its 9 d 60 Sucts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-11
h1AH TINEs ~ NM q.
PORT or RICHHO.YD

ARRIVED.
Schr Alden, Boyd, from New York wiki silt 20
Scott 81 Fry. and lime to master.
Schr Gazette, Pryor. from New York, with sur-
dries, To Davenport, Allen & co, II E;;siavc aud
Beverly Randolph
Schr CohOSsc, Bai's. f;om Norfolk, with ballast
SAILED,
Schr sun, HORTON, i;'r Hartford, with flour
Schr Cvlma, Col, FOR Salem, with boar all
meal.
NEW loEK Jan. G-Ard, 81. u, Eliza Aleu-, Siui.cy,
Rchmnnd.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-11
TIE CONVENTION.

On >i'urdiy, VAS engage IN Cuns!ic ing TIE APP
por,ionncni I'll Senators and Deega cs ard IL, o,lter
rrncrrss made, ,han confirm the nr, o. Hi
day, which tuck member from Brunswick and rave
hlm to Fan; III. The debates r;..less, viii pc
found o possess considerable interest. The most
feiha-tatle incident at '.g dag, w,s heavy and un.
mcri'rd c!siig1tiJn. ~! c,ei by Mr Ran iolph on
thu Pres. we refer tho read r to Ia, Report
W" are rs mnc! as ever at boss to Conjecture whcu
tn" Convention wi. ii.;rn 10 earlincs, az rem .,c-
ness al That event d"Penei"g mroa contingencies
and particularly, uron the adoption. os rejection IS
the sch me Of the scec; COMMITTEES.
o. In :tc rcpc,, of F.iAvy's proceedings. we did
not truly represent thc chaIartcT of Mr. Fizhuch
PROPOSITION 10 amend tie report of the Select Con-
inittce IN the article ac:ntn, house. pcrs to vote
which proceeded from the fact, that We were unah,
/" obtain copy. We NOW give 1t fully.
TIC proposition submitted By Mr. Fhzhug!,. os
SUBS ':c TOR that clause III The report of the Ci.
'nht"", prcp"sing tn give TIL right OF suc %. tu al
housckccpcrs, paving rcv,nu- tax, was as FOL
!ows:
And 10 all free male white citizens uf u YEAR
oil aye and upwards VINO shall haze resided years
within the State, aud II months within the cnuiii v
city OF borough where they offer TO vote and shall
have hccn assessed during the preceding year with
any portion Of the r"rcniir and have paid the same
T'ONutu 'hhl 30 cilNitlCn tax shall b. land, nd
''lt no individual whore taxable property is o; less
'"iae IMAM dc!.aTs, s!:a!i ~ subject 10 u.y
property tax whatever"
In our report of Fridays proceedings, we make
Dir S'n"r: On reply TO Mr. Leigh OF Cics who said
that his basis oil future Upporionmrnt and Mr.. Sum
mers' We're the aame sny that his schem. Was on the
basis of freehold votes T!i% was an error Mr.
S;uartS scheme f1 future appor,ionmcn, was OIL tie
basis o! qualified voters.
We made NJ. Neae e.prc s lis surprise at tie com
Parison o hi~ former schcine Of apportioumcnt with
Nr Summers Instituted by Air. Leigh without STA
ting in what their dissnilur.ly Consisted NO t,vo
thing, said Mr.. Ncar, could be moro u,.like L:s
was but 'lie SHADOW MS. They had ta,ce essential
points of difference. Thc plan of Mr.. Summers
proposed re aPpori,nmcr; every ~ years; his cye
~ 20 years. The one proposed as tie basis Of flu
ture appornnmcnt all tie frcclolis tho other a., he
resident freehold voters Tha on p,opo cd Senate
to DC aPPortioncd every 10 years lis, permnmcn {
Senate, 10 East, and 10 West OF the Blue Ridge
b'We have bat time 10 direct the urtep,ion G.
tie reader to Mr.. Mallarys Report on the Tariff
W hat VIII Mrs. Grnndy I'VE mean 5. Carolna) sly:
The tariff of 1928 fully sustained by the conm tcc
all modification of, or meddling with it, reproba,cG-
and Clear lntimaton given, that is the fixed ill.,
flexible, Gnaierable policy sustained by great na-
jority Of the na,ion.! People Of Virginia and tie
South! what think VIC of "JUDICIOUS Tariff?
Set down and COUNT, what ye have gained by tic
late exchange Of Rulers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-11

seaman discharged from the United States fri
gate Java. Capt. Downs, was murdered i'm Malaoa
on the 18th OF Sep. a letter from G.. G. BarrclI.
INC American Consul at that port, details the parti
cunrs of the horrid event
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-11

I've Hon William a Duer on Thursday resigned his scat
as 'udse OF the hrd Circu and has accepted c appoint
u'r" oi President Of Columbia Co!'rsc.-N y On In
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-11

Landing for Sal,
i 70 gf SSis superior ~.orcr pressed Oil,
- i"Ses sperm candles
81 half hoses S~lu wI..,.0U cla
- GoXcs pine apple chccsc
II half pire> ticI:rh brandy
i,D hUXes c-'s soap
; hhds prime ~ t'rDix susar
3 cases gnrpnvvGer e.. III cani-ters--srilv =,
ian ti-.J nJrS mr. VI 90 80
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-11

4 IDS TO REFiEtYTiCN-In III. formation of N,n.,c
ChaIacier on the several grounds of P,rrr hor,ty
ana Religions illustrated 10y select passages or elder IN
Nnes especially fiom Archbishop Leighton by r. Cole
se hsi AmeTodn. fom the Fret London Ediinu with A.,
appendix aud Illustrations for other works of the ,snr an
thor together with Preliminary i.zay ard aii,ic,,i Note.
~ James Marsh President OF dc piy~rsv NJ yc.mo,
J. pmblishei ard for sale by CDJJIvS e T'0
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-11

by nc Ersrs'ire.--Rj Richard Blow. " ,li"in &
Hoii, j .riecii Couk;, rn1nis Il. Scymput, ~.
nam u Henley, Robert ID. Starkr, Tapi..y Nrsb
and William Loyal
By nc StIciAOiicre. R,chard Dsun:r1"I.i. Frrd-
eticA Myers, James GliJert, G,or.c W!irs and
icl crly Ia; on
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-11

nIED-Ys,eray morning after lingering int;s. asi, :on
Mrs Elizabeth Nhn. aged 5llie friends aud gu-ir,an-
ee'ae requested without further inVraiun to- attend her Ia
neral from the house OF her husband, William, 81 kui tins
~ o'clock
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-11
FOR BENT,
FOR HIRE,

FOE IIINE,
ENOR the present year. Girl sxircn years Il a
who has been aocusine 10 house onsincss AID lie ir
sh'- OF children univ this olicr in . dts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-11
The whole to conclude with the lauehsSll Fare
SPRIGS OF LAUREL.

o. On pucsday Evening. Mrs. EILSON : BIN
EFT. aud positively the last appearance of Mr. {
Ms lIilsun.
Ia rehearsal aud Will be srccy modncri ,bs ucv r'rcr
CHrrlls Ne I'm f,u II
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-11

Tcsets s., halves 80. quancrs y e Too sais Ct,
T.. HICELE:-S
ian ~ Next below tie dcur uf iie tae', llo.c,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-11

NOR HIRE,--an excellent CrI.ut, maid IT
= good character, aged about i8 yosrs-Apply
al Tins office. ira
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-10
Pon THE Wu1a

Rise Spirit ofI,berty. rise from the tomb,
And agan DER fair Gallia thy empire resume;
Let Thy banner long folded, more he unfurl'd,
And thy Guardian Lafayette, ugun awe the world
High rode his young planet, Hemisphere through,
When Columbia awsking, the war.clarion blew.
But dark the cloud which obscurd it's bright ray
*When msrule and oppression, contended for sway
But now it bursts forth, and in France spreads its
bcarus,
AS the lamp just expiring, in full radiance streams,
Or the Suns burning disk, when fast sinking from
sight,
de sheds his rcfdlgenco more gorgeous1y bright.
Oh best be that head full of honors, and years,
And blest be that hand-never pased by fears,
And blest be the ton, whose watch word shul 90
lafayette and Lberty-die or be free.
Though born in The land, where the olive and vine
Their bright blossoms SCATTER their tendils ontwne,
The Hero is ours, by adoption and love,
And our Washing on's spirit shall hail him above
Full long has the Tyrant your charter denied,
Though the genius of Freedom still vcpt by his side,
But rctrbutive justice Is stalkn. abroad
And the fOrilames spread, aud unsheath'd is the
sword.
Then shake of the Bourbon the scourgc of thy land,
Let the trcolourd banner float vide from each hand
Rae spirit of Lberty--rlse at the call,
Let his Titles be wither'd-his Dynasty fan.
See HIST. FIR. Rev.
Ions the National bsnuer of France born uac By the
Duke Of Orleans.
trhe uer de lis, white lily. uc cosnizance
0l ssOurOus
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-10

O, tnis morning, without explanation But we lara
ascerained to day ,hat the sale was in fact barter
'or wheat at higher price Than it's real value and
day, and the whole affair is likely to blow On, !.
The Flour market is down to-duy-sales IF NV
York and far Western, from wheat have h.ar
made at SoS and further parcels are offered =, .t
saHle price. The best offers for Southern Wbaa.
are lo2alo4 cts. The decline of Flour is attr,buabIa
in part to the from England, but more we ,bin
to the pressure of wheat upon the mllers A steady
bu, limited business is doing in Cotton Ybere ;s
slight Improvement in Coffee Molasses is get,ina
up a little; small lot prime Orleans has been sol3
this morning TO one of the trade at 80 cts In Ma
val Stores there Is no change. Small sales of Rice
are making at 81 cts; the stock does not admit of
large operations. The holders of French BRANDY
ask more in consequence of the Revolutionary news
mere IS good demand for Sugar Pot Ashes sen
at 20 a. Great business is doing in dry goods
and s.v-ral kinds har adranced o.. nsid...ahic
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-10
William and Mary CoIiege

w HIiam ana Mary College.
>Hb Lectures IN this institution will commence as
usual on the las, Monday in October The sub
jects taught are 49, ~
- Is, Bellies Le,,res. Rhetoric. Logic No "a Bmpie
raj rh'iosophy, Criticism in reference to Pres g.
the hne Arts, and the Philosophy of the { Profes.
passions.
"a Mathema,lcs-F. S. Campbell Stewart, Professor.
90 Law and Police-james Sempie, Professor
ProfessuR A' " "'
9th Ancient Languages Dapney Brown, professon
oth Natural Philosophy and Chemistry n Ro.
gers. Professor. "
me expenses OF student for board inclu.
ding washing, fuel, &c. SION
Fees to three Professors $40 each, and meta.
physical class from, the 22d of February. $40 20
Naturalization Fee, N7' ~
r,. 1875
me expenses of astudent, the second year, 1856
avs ,cts neEos souaa oT'ng with them, the Virginia
M ac's OF congress and fuckers Blackstone Tb.v
VIII nave the use of well selected Library: necessar
expenses for the course, Sr.gg
Inc Schooi OF Ancient Languages in which, Ar,th.
meuc' English Grammar and Geography, make part
OF the course of instruction. begins on the LIST da -
ana ends on the last day of Augus expenses
rho SGD
board out OF College, except the written reoue, If
h parent or guardian, nor in any more to be-
pad tor ooard shan the charges above mentioned
halt OF which must be paid when the student enter.
Uoege, and the other half the expiration of half
1t ~ believed that The Laws and Regulations or tb;
institution as recently modified, present an MANY in
aucements to studous and orderly habits and provide
81 many CHECKS TO Incidence and misconduct. as to Sc
cure the utmost diligence and proprietv of behoy,n,r
on tne part OF scholars and students For the in
formation OF the religious community, it may be propep
Tx nat oy statute of the Visitors, the college
chapel mas been opened, and students without beins,
comPened) Will have an opportunity of a,tendinS
prayers every morning previ the commencement
oi the a"'. ColegIatr exercises
They, who DESTROYS to enter anv of the c,.su.
tne ensuing Session. are earnestly advised to be pre-
sent at tme commencement of the course as muct,
injury VIII result from delay in this particular
A. EMPlE, Pres.
me National Intelligencer. q Telegraph Rich.
mono enquirer constitutional Wing, N G. Star Fav.
ettevIiic Observer, Newburn Sentinel Cane Per Re-
ooder' Norfolk Herald and Petersburg Old Domin ion
are requested to publish the above notice once Sr
night until the opening of the College
Sept4 GA 80
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-10
CHAR EsToN. Sent

mr.. OhAR' EsToN, Sept
inc fruits ofther labors Good citizens alarmed for
me safety OF their properly beginning 20 look TO
otner States for tina security and repose, winch thew
seriously tear may not long be enjoyed in thls gen
81, as follows: " A's '''
ne people IN this section IF the State are great
y dissatisfied Yesterday wealthy Planter IN this
olstTic' sad If the Notifying Doctrines were adopted
ne should leave the State; and so will bnpdrcs -
othcrs" "'0uS Vi
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-10
From the Evening Edition Of the N Y Journal of Com

NY, merce Of Saturday,
he MARKBT.-We we're led somewhat as
tray yes, erday IN our nsrlis on the Flour market
~ a SAFE OF 1900 barrels New York deliverable IN
October at So We did not however mention thai
sale, as 1t struck rather unlikely, but refe ring
20 other sales, SAID, I'VE are told of few sales
=, PI1ur at S5g but the market is dull" The 500
''t'ei SAFE we ind reported IN all te Price Cr-rets
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-10

u haVre' the great commercial port of France
on the Atlantic has, with its grea: Naval Arsenal,
peeh attacked and carried by the people after some
hshting Pie people have riunphed every where
throughout France as far as heard from This nfor-
nation Is derived from Cap,. Deano, of the Column
ola' at IN York who left Por sm nth lst Aug.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-10
R,-op1 The .Na,iona1 .JouynoI g., =

IT,
hHoDE ISLAND ELEcTIoNs.-The Providence Da,
~ Advertiser OF Droay gives number Of returns
from the Legislative elections in that State and con-
cludes with he following paragraph:
, ne ABOVE returns comprise 25 out of 81 towns lp
the . ate giving aggregate Of 4l friends of Claw
0 inc American System, and 9 Jacksonians OF the
remaining towns, will certainly ceturn d Claw
men, and 4 probably jackson men. The whole
NUMBER 10 The House being r. we shall have at least
90 true men in he House to 81 jackson men, This
%'l give me Clay party eleven majority in Grand
committee Last year the majority was three ma
King again OF eight on The Clay side"
COLONIAL PRADB- have had two Liverpo,l
Pockets SINE II was announced some of the papers
that me negotiations going forward Ia London on
'"e SUBJECT OF Colonial rnde, had been brought 10
favorable issue, and that he ports were TO be open
eo on the hrst OF January next. Some other papers
coDtented themselves with assuring The publc hat
such result, If not already attained was ON thu.
point OF beng secured, and that information of Ike
same would doubt less be received BIZ the ncyi pacle
he Mex packet has arrIved--and The next--but ne
mr. OF them bring any such IN, diligence
, me tact rs, hat the negociaton is not concluded
loF had no. ocen Ms late the close of july y
ahu there Is no ceTiaInty, yet what III be the re-
SUIT. Our information this subject, as far as II
goes, is unquestiouabe; and the Substance of if IS
Cna Americans must not be too sanguine IN their ex-
pectatlons of a favorable issue Perhaps the urobn
oatny 49, that he ports Will be opened: but # So #
VIII De under SOME restrictions, or else IN the pros
pect OF an equivalent being rendered on our part bv
certain notifications in system Of trade II will
De Tune enough TO announce he result when If is
Known IN London, or IN other words when the ne
Sociation has terminated jour. Com.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-10

affords me pleasure to have my power 10 say N vo
ha am now perfectly cured of the Dyspepsia or ndeesiion
which have been troubled or less for the fs
years solely by advice and remedy Joytru d Ev
10 MIR Edmund anderson, Richmond. guo ? 1axo
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-10

From the London Courier Of .auy 2.
JUS as we were going TO press we were favuured
with the following letter, which was received this
morning by highly respectable mercantile house
in the clty:--
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-10

a9oTed Tor ten years under Dyspepsia without en
The sd VIC PES. pedcai attention, determined on irwin,
ana 40 win confidence that gave mmediste ree
] no" 1eheVe myself free from all dispepc symptoms MI
10 I anderson for the solictude he has shown
my oeha has induced above few lines in haste
Oakly, Augnst 31st. 1870 "HDNNp.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-10

have bgen severely affected with the Lispens, ,d
uon Tor upwafds of years. during which Tins had
] aha ADVICE OF TWO eminent physicians my health
ven 'ie or no benefit until hearing of MIR Edmund An
dersoi,s remedy which have been usine CIR sr ,, an
s no now very nearly restored ea and
medy used By Mr. anderson an excellsn, aa me re-
Ricbmond I1,h H. fnaS1PPcHy applied LucY BATH.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-10

nave been troubled with the Dyspepsia and in
gest'on for upwards of three years, during VIII
time sought medical aid in vaIn till hearins IF
u. Andersons remedy, which determined to :
and feel 1t duty owe him and the public, to ga
nave experienced very great relief and have no do
by continuing his remedy, tina, shall fnallv no =
tored TO health OMAN ENIySEn,
Richmond Aug 18th, 1890.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-05
Eriensive Executors Sale of Sidres and 0fb.r Per


Erfensive Executors Sale oj Siaces and on.r Per
sOnll Estate
Shall offer Tor ale Public Auction Al the Plan
n 'a'on oil the late Dauie Grinuan deceased calI.d
PRESQU' ISLE, in the County OF Cupeper on the
9th day OF December next the sale to continue firm
day 10 day until the whole shall he Sold all The Personal
Properly which belongs tie Esia OF III. deceased
on that Plantation, consising in Part of httyeen Fin,
and Siriy SidUes, bef,ceen 20 and 30 Horses
u ood Mares OF the Fret blood, about one hundred
Head OF Horned Cattle, large Stock of Sheen and
Hogs about 7o' Barrels Of Corn, large quantity #
Hay Fodder g.. PLANTATION Uten-ils, Catprnfsrs and
Batksmilhs' Tools, Household and Kitchen Furniture
Copper SUI one OF Chandlpr's b-s, Surveyors Com
passss, With Chsn and Psl,ing In.trumens with many
other articles too teGious 10 enumsrate.
IL il conhdeHtiy believed that in proportion to the
quantity OF Pfoptry that ill be eerrd for SALE
proportion Of ve,y valuable Property as never Of
Tered a, public sale in Virginia. The Slaves as gen
orally likely, many Of them very much 80: and
them is very vaiua)Is Blacksmith Young and bea
Thy Amongst The Hose there il S.uI we'd 10 be
OF the Beet Bload IN the State The Stock Cattle
Sheep and Hogs sre of The most improved breeds
many OF them now III or market aud well worth the
attention Of Butohers The Furniture OF superior Quail
ity. ~ Farmers and others, DESTROYS OF procuring
Valuable Stock, will do well 10 att, nd this sale "a an
Opportunity OF procuring such will seldom occur
The terms OF sale follows: The Slaves will be sold
,os Nasn' inc residue oil the Property upon credit OF
" months Tor all sums above Forty ID liars, uadsr that,
Gosh, The purchaser giving Bands with approx ed se
curly, to bear interest from The dates o. il IL i'm.
pouant 10 the interest Of the E,ate tiat should he
able TO command the funds at Spaci % time will
agree TO reuqush the interest 10 those who shall pay
their B1uds when due. No Property 10 be removed
until The terms Of the Sale shalt he complied with To
prevent sacrifice OF the properly that may be offered
Tor sae reserve the right o. making one bid i'm very
case, Tor the benefit OF the Estate. Persons DESTROYS
oil viewing any part Of The Property before the day
yale can do so by applying 10 Mn Joseph p Rippo,
the Manager on the Farr.
Il Continuation of The Ececufoy's Sale
On Monday The 18Th DAY OF December next will be
Offered a. public 'ae, in like manner at the late res
ldence Of Daniel Grunan, deceased, 10 The Town OF
isrtsI htrx ibaD n
nan, in said Town--ccDsisting OF Several House Ser
wants, Gardener. Cook, Oer and S.fnpsress, &c
all the Houes-lOd and Kitchen Furniture, Carriage
and Hofsesa light Wagon, Riding Horse, coDsdeTa.
bic ok OF Books, with variety OF ether articles too
tedious 10 enumerse. The terms OF Sale, az stated in
The pr, Vious Advertisement.
JOHN WEXFORD, Ex'or
OF the last viii and Testament Of
Oct s Aids DANfEL GRINNAN, deceased.