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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-06
Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

tVRNHE subscriber offers,> ut private sale. his
LIZ Warren Estate, containing five hundred
and cghty-Gve acres Of the very best James
River land, and inferior to no estate OF it's size
on the river, far as his observation has en-
tended. About one third OF the estate is in
woods, and the balance open land. The i'm
provcnents consist of comfortable dwelling
house, kitchen, smoke house, &c. besides n very
spacious granerv, several large double tobacco
barns, cribs. negro quarters, &c. Should the
above very valuable estate not be sold privately
before the 9TH day of January next (Wcdnes-
day., It viii on that day be offered at public sale
10 the highest bidder, on credit of one, two,
and three years. and as soon the land is dis
posed of. the stock of oil kinds, plantation
utensils, &c. will be sold, together with the
crops of corn, fodder, oats, &c. on a credit of
twelve months for all sums of ten dollars and
upwards, under that amount cash. Persons
wishing tn purchase, will be shewn the land by
my manager Mr.. Lcwellyn, residing the es-
tate, or they can apply 10 the subscriber for any
information which may be desired concerning
the premises. The purchaser Will be required
TO give satisfactory security, with deed III trust
on the land, TO secure the payment. It the
same time add place, will be hired for the ensu-
ing year, between twenty aud thirty very yalu-
able young negroes. belonging to the estate OF
Napoleon 3. Maaruder. The above sale and
hiring will be continued from day to day TIL the
whole is completed
EDWARD o. GOODWIN
~ u. There will be at least two hundred
and fifty bushels OF wheat seeded this fall On
he estate.
~ The Editors of the Enquirer and Wing,
and Char o'tesvllle Advocate, will please pub
lish the above notice twice week in their pa
pers, till the day Of sale, and forward their
accouns en- that day to the subscriber for pay
ment. e.. o. G..
ocI
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RICHMOND MILLS


"a VIE subscriber wishes to sell his Mills in
I'd the city of Richmond. The Mlll-huu<e is
81 c2t long and so feet wide four stories high.
with six pair of Darr NJ II Stones, and all
the machinery necessary for manufacturing
Flour. The lot on which the mills are situated
contains about . acres of ground, IN which
there are also large Lumber-huuse, Cooper;s
shop, and MIXERS house.
The constant and ample supply of water from
the James River canal, on which the property
Is situated, the convenience of receiving Wheat
from both boats and wagons, and the peculiar
advantages attending THIS kind of property in
The city OF Richmond, in consequence of the
extraordinary demand for Richmond Civ Mil
Flour III the South American markets, render
this one of the most eligible situations for man
uiacturing flour to be found in Virginia. Pos
session given on the LIST Of June next
He also wishes to dispose Of four Brick Tene
meats on 18th street, near the residence of Dr.
w atson, add five tencments on Cory street
In his absence the property will be shewn, and
terms made known to any person wishing to
purchase, by his son Richard ii Cunninpham.
liberal credit will be given.
ED. CUNNINGHAM.
Gcochand, Sept. !, 1881.
X The Baltimore Patriot will insert the above fso
lar ar relates to the AID twice week SIX times and
send Their bill to tins office for collection
sept l0--2awI2t
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F5'NlsSyECNnlN E2s5Ue,'StEs.
MEDICAL DEP

fHNHE Lectures in this Institution will com-
* mence as usual, onthe LIST Monday in No
vember, and continue, without intermisson, Until
the LIST Saturday i'll March. The courses and
terms, are as fellows, viz:
ANATOMY e,s) BY Benz. w. Dudley, Nj d.
Surgery is week. VIII is''' tunes 'a'"
Institutes of Medicine and Clinical practice
SIS. BY Charles CALDWELL, NJ. d. DALI.
Theory and Practice of Medicine, $!5I BY
John Esten Cooke, NJ. ID. daily.
Obstetrics and the Diseases of Women and
Children, SIS. BY VIM. II. Richardson,
NJ ID. daily.
Matera Medica and Medical Botany, SIS By
Charles w. Short, NJ. ID. daily
Chemistry and Pharmacy, SIS. by Lunsfort
7. Yande!l, Nj. D. and ii. Hubert Eaten
A. NJ daily.
Large accessions are makiag to the Medica
Library and Chemical apparatus. which will BE-
IN readiness by the commencement of The Ses
sion. By order of the Faculty,
G. w. SHORT, NJ. D. Dea1
Lexineto Ky. Aug /, 1881. S..
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Fan <sssA EE'Sasey. Goods.

a CCoRDfNG TO promise in previous adver-
IA tlsement, the subscribers now have the plea
sure of informing their friends, and the pubIic ge
neraily that they have received and opened nearly
their whole supply of Full and JVintc, Dry Gcods.
which they are disposed, and in fact determined to
sell, either by retail or wholesale at prices which
they think will give satisfaction to Purchasers ne
they will be but little above the priale cost They
are anxious to give satisfaction to all who may favor
them with their patronage to do which, thew are
candid III saying, they will sell at very low nTices
and respectfully solicit purchasers to call and AKA
the following to wit:
Cloth and cassimeres Of almost every shade
0fcolour and quality
Rose, Whitney, striped, and dufle bIa,Lets
all prices
Mixed lserseys for men servants
Coarse cassnetts for do
Striped wooIsey for female servants
Cassinetts of all olours and prices
White, red, green, and yellow flannels
81 and Al camblet, for gentlemen's cloaks
Tartan and camblct plads
Circassian plaids
Twillcd circassian
sp'': s@a 30. For children
Spotted flannel }
Black white, and red merino scarfs some ve
nv superior
Thbct and lama handkerchief
Ladies' worstcd hose, all qualities
Mems black and white half hose
Do lamps wool half hose. white and mixed
Ladies' plain black and white silk hose
Do open worked white silk do
Do. plain and worked cotton DO
Milrea silk, for ladies' dresses, beautiful ar
tcle
Mateonis, black Italian ustrng best quality
Black India satin, of superior quality
Black snchcws and sarsncts
A piece of most superior white satin
Adelaide Grape, for ladies' dresses
Rich style bonnet ribbons
Do do belt do
DO do cap do
A good assortment of ladies' fancy banker
chiefs
Ladies best hoSkin gloves
Gcntlcmen's gloves, from common to extra
good
Silk and gingham umbrellas
Gentlemens and ladies clouks;
And many other new and most desirable articles
making their assortment very good
sept 26-6tc BELT 81 SHEPPARD.
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MFRS. SHEFFEY. intends to open Sem
L'A mary for the education of Young Ladies'.
In her own house, in Stnunton. The first sessi-
Oh VIII commence on the first day of November,
ana continue five months. All the branches
usually taught IN the best schools. will be attend
Gu 10 IN her Seminary. She has engaged teach
crS OF great experience and we'll tested ability,
IN every department of learning, 1t is bcliev-
ed that her School will combine as many advan
ttaages as any Female Institution in the State.
ricr residence is peculiarly favorable for the
purposes of a school; it is remarkably elevated
ana healthy, sufficiently remote from the noise
ana onStle of town, and has an extensive and
beautiful lawn. well adapted for the purpose Of
recreation and exercise
In Offering her services to her friends and tire
public IN this important aud responsible employ
men'' Mrs SHEFFEY pledges herself to watch
with maternal tenderness and vigilance, the de-
pertinent of those committed TO her care, aud to
pursue with diligence every measure calculated
to promote their moral well intellectual I'M
proveuent
She will receive 10 or - Young Ladies' into
her family as borders. Board can ulsn be had
on good terms. in come ofthe most respectable
families IN town. For further particulars eE-
luire of Mrs. Shelly MI. ]. Worthing,on
Smith.
Stanton. va. Sept. e5, 1891 spt o8-c9t
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.Vcs'sfs kSSessIeeiasa Escafe


IFHVilE Subs criber offers, at private sac, also
al North Blenhrim Estate. 1.-THE former resi-
dence OF t e late Col. james Mcnroc) in the
county of Aibemarle,-I'his Estutc, contains
n'ne hundred and sever AREA, by recent sur
vey. and will be divided, Of Gcsiroa) into two
divisions, to suit purchasers, with at least one
hundred aud fifty acres of wood -land attached
10 each divis on. and with improvements on each.
he improvements on the Estate, arc extensive
and valuable, and the land we'll ada pied to the
culture ct wheat, tobacco, and corn. and might
be improved TO almost any extent by he clover
and plaster system, to which, it is admirably
adapted-the soil is of Oh red loan, such as
distinguishes our best mountain lands, and lies
we'll Tor cul walton. and its local advantages of
climate. water, society, navigation. sc. render
1t inferior to no Estate, IN the immediate neigh
5oushood Of Charlottesville, and the Unve1s ity.
Should tie SSoye Very valuable Estate, not be
previously d:spGset nf, privately, and OF winch.
due notice will be given, it VIII bs offered, on
The premises. at public sale. to tHe highest bid
der on the 5th day OF December next, on
credit Of one, " o, and three years: satisfactory
security, and deed in trust on the land, will -
required, to secure the payments; and should
the above sale Of the land, be effected, the crops
of corn. fodder, Sc with ne stock Of all kinds.
together with the plantation utensils, will be
sold, on credit or twelve months on al sums
or ten dollrs and upwards, and under that
amount, cash lin the e, ent of selling this Els
'ata, the sale OF the other Estate, will not take
place, as IN the sale of the one, the subscriber
can make such arrangements, as will discharge
the amount required on The ether, where he Will
remove TO reside, on before The first day of
January next, when possession will he given
Persons disposed t" purchase either the whole,
or half the Estate, will d rect their letters to
the subscriber, residing On the premises, or can
visit him in person
EDWARD O. GOODWIN.
NoRTH BLENHEiM, Sept. 90, 1881
oc 4-2aw Is
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LAND FOR SALE.

&N LII be sold, on Saturday, the 92d of Oc-
w iobcr next, if fair. if not, the first fair day
Sunday except, thereafter, on the premises 10
the highest bidder, the Estate in Nelson County
called RockfiSh, whereon the late Doctor David
Il. Pntteson resided. 1t lics in the fork OF
Rockfish and james River, and contains about
hive hundred and sixty acres. Both the low
ground and high lands are of mos, cxcrllcn
quality and susceptible cf the highest degree Of
improvement. The terms will be one, two, three
and four years credit, secured by bonds and a,-
proved security, and q deed of trust on tie
land.
l greatly prefer selling the Estate for cash,
therefore any person disposed in the meantime
to give cash, will apply To Mr.. Thomas Taybr
IN Richmond, who Is authorized to sell IT, orto
myself in buckingham, and if sold previousto
the day above mt EtioneG due notice will be ii.
ven- propose seeding it good crop of
wheat aud in good time, for which moder,te
compensation will be expected Possession
at Christmas. The purchaser may supply him
self with corn, fodder, &c. and such stock as he
may deere on the place.
This Estate is we'll known to be a very spe.
nor one, but presuming Purchasers will judgctor
themselves, l shall merely invite Them es-
pectiully, but confidently, 10 look at ii. It vii
he shewn by Mr.. Spencer Turner, who lives
adjoining, or by myself.
REUBEN b PATTESON,
Executor OF David r Patteson, dc d.
buckingham, August 90, 1881. SPIT 5-c,s
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IN CHANCERT-In Amelia County Court,
Il September ED, 1881: Tiiman f, Jeter
admir- of Elizabeth Hannah, decd. and hen
of his iale wife Sally Ieter Sally Thurston,
VIM f. Ellington, IN right of his wife, Nancy
former widow. and adEI'x. of Joseph Motley, Jr
decd. Joel Morley, John c. Motley, George
r. Motley, Nahaniel NJ. Motley, William H.
Eanes, in right # his wife Mary w. formerly
Mary w. Motley, IN their proper persons and
Bcsey Ann Motley. an infant VINO sues by VIM.
II. Eanes' her guardian ad item, which said
Joel, John, George, Nathaniel. Mary and Betsy
are children of said Joseph Motley, decd. and
which said Sally Thuson and Joseph Motley,
dec d were Children Of Joel MOTLEY. senr. dec d.
.3gdfnSt COmpFts.
Alexander Is. Walthal, admir-. de bonis non
OF Joel Motley, ST decd. and so admir-. of Pas
chal Motley, decd. Nathaniel NJ, Motley. sr.
Thomas Mot ley, Pasehal Motley, - Brom-
wei! and Elizabeth his wife, formerly Motley.
- Hight aud Martha his wife, formerly Mo
ley, Sylvia Motley. widow of John Motley, decd,
IN their proper persons, and Mary Motley, WIN.
Motley and James Motley, infants by Thomas
w. Webster gmadian ad Item, which said Tho
mas, Paschal. EIlzabeth, Martha, Mary, Will
am d James, are children OF John Motley, dec ;
| and which SAID John and also the said Paschnl
Motley, deed, and the said Nathaniel III. Motley
sr. were children Of the said Joel Motley, sr.
decd. DefenG,tnfs.
This day came the compliments by their at
torney, and flied their bill against he def.n-
dans, and on their motion Thomas w. Webster
IS appointed special guardian 10 The infant de-
ftudan's William, Mary and James Motley
| and the defendants Nathaniel NJ Motley. senr.
Thomas Motley, Paschnl Motley, - BrurD-
well, and Eliza beth his vic, - Hight and
| Mar ba bis wife, Sylvia Motley, William Mot
ley, Mary Motley, and James Motley, not hav.
| ing entered Their appcar aDce and given security
according to the Act of Assembly ard the rules
of this Court, and 1t appearing to thn satistac-
ton of tie Court, that they are not inhabitants
] of this Commonwealth: II is ordered, that the
said defendants do appear here the fourth
| Thursday ~ December next, and answer tie
bill of the compliments, md that a copy Of this
rfdcr be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published in the City of Richmond, fOT two
months suceessivcly, and rostcd at The front
door Of the Courthouse cf this county
a Copy Tcstc.
81 JOHN r.. LEIGH c. a. c. c.
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ANDERSON & LEAKE.
CARY STREET.

L
Offer for Sale at aOhocsale and retail the follooing
assortment If
GROCERIES, DOMESTIC GOODS,
COTTON YARNS, &L.
"a HHDS. St. Croix, Porto Rico and N o SUI.
" N gars, part very fine
40 boxes and bbs refined do
III bags green and Java coffee
20 hhds English Island molasses
40 tierccs and bbls prime N o do
1000 sacks Liverpool blown salt
400 do do ground do
ZOO kegs nails and brads, assorted sizes and
made of Swedes iron
40 tons Swedos country and English iron
English and American blistered steel
German do
5 puncheons Jamaica and
Antigua rum Old and
pipes Cognac brandy very fac
/ do Holland gin
Old p and s NJ wines
Sweet Malaga do
III bids common wbiskey
90 bbls cid rye do plain and roct1heA
90 boxes sperm, and talow candles
Fresh gunpowdcr tea in chests and BIB boxes
. eerooRs superior Spanish hotant indigo
Pepper, ginger, allspiee and nutmegs
CoPperas, salpetTe and birthstone
Cup, letter and wrapping paper
Bed cords and leading lines
oNIO and lOHl2 window glass
No l cut and roc behring's
% bales cotton ozna-1
burgs Cunningham g. An
% do. shirtings and dcrson's factory
shectings
1000 lbs. cotton yarns, assorted from 1G,
made at the Richmond and Manchester
factories
And many other articles, too tedious TO cnumor-
ate, all of which will be sold upon the most favor
able terms. oct 1-2aw5t.
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BEsgST'OE ESTATE,
He Tie county Of KSs,. W lEESu2ss.

N pursuance of the power vested in the Presi-
IL dent and Director of the Literary Fund, by
an act of the General Assembly passed 25th Febru-
airy last authorizing the sale of the Bristoe tract
OF land, ID the county of Prince William propos-
ais will be received by the said President and Di-
rectors, tor the whoie or any portion of the said
tract, until the 10th day of October next,
The annexed extracts from the law will shew
the conditions required of the purchasers.
Persons offering proposals xviii consult their CIV
convenience In fixing the instalmerts of the pur
chase money.
The Brstoc tract contains by survey 6494 acr1.
the greater part of which is under leases which will
expire in the year 1819, and which are subject to
an annual rent of about $4,000 pounds of tobacco
BY order of the President and Directors of the
Literary Fund.
J. BROWN, Jr I'd Audr.
ID. Be it further enacted, That it shall be the
duty fte said President and Directors TO require
OF the purchaser purchasers of the said tract,
bonds with sufficient personal security payable to
the said President and Directors, together with a
deed or deeds of trust the estate Sold to SC.
cure the payment of the purchase money and inter
est; which bonds taken, shall bear interest from
the dates thereof. And all persons who shall fail
to pay INTO the treasury annually, within six months
after the shall become due, the interest which
may accrue their said bonds, skaH forfeit all
claim to the credit given their purchases and
the principal shall theFeupon become due and I've
recoverable by the said President and Director :,
with all interest in afrear, by motion to the Ger
raj Court, ten days notice of the time of making
such motion, or the payment thereof enforced by
proceeding the deed deeds of trust aforesaid,
at the discretion of the said President and Direct.
ors,
Sd. Be it further enacted, That all persons he.
coming purchasers of land under the provisions
of this act, shall have the privilege of paying the
amount of the purchase money at any time.
9TH. This act shall he in force from the pas
sing thereof
may % Paw tbs
1.-THE Editors of the National Iutelligenccr and
cf the Alexandria Phcnix, will publish this adver-
tscment twice a week until 10th Oct. next, and
send their bills to the Sd Auditors Office for pay
mcnt.
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Green Spring Land for Sale.

EY virtue of the authority vested in me, bv
the will of William Morris, decd, will be
sold to the highest bidder, at the late residence
"f the said William Morris, in the coun,v of
Louisa, near the Green Springs, on the S4th
November next, If fair, if not, the next fair dav.
tract OF Land, of about 1900 acres, being a
rart of the land on which William Morris resi.
ded, large portion of which is land of superior
qnolity, and would make most desirable resi-
dence. The land will be divided to suit purcha-
sers- Those disposed to purchase, are invited
to view the land before the day of sale. which
wall b" shown them either by my brother. Joseph
W. Morris, OF b. Mr.. Baughan, the Overseer,
residing on The place.
AT the same time and place, will be sold all
the stock of horses, cows, sheep and hogs.
Eiture, the crop of corn, fodder, &c.
On the third Monday in December next. at
Goochland Court House ] shall sell t, the
highest bidder. tract of Land, lying in Gooch-
land county, called Snnthuls, containing 400
acres, adjoining Tie lands Of Stephen WooxlsoD.
and others.
Terms-The lands will be sold on credit of
one two, ard three years, the purchasers giving
oond with approved security, and deed of trust
oil the land, 10 secure the payments as thew fall
due--For The personal property, a credit of
twelve months will be given for all sums over
$50, the purchaser giving bond with approved
security for ali sums of $40 and rnder, cash
viii be required
JHO. MORRIS, Ex'or. of
William Morris, decd.
Ut The Charlottesville Advocate is request
cd to insert the above once week till day of
sale, and send the accoant to tkis office for COL
lection. oct 9-Iaw,ds r
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S:.:, a., . NEw YORK, Oct I
emc'de.-!fb'ut o'clock Thursday morning We
especaoie young lady of this city comm,,ed suicide
nv orowng herself III the dock foot of street
ne unfortunate girl had been suhec, To very heavy de
%s'oh OF spirits tor considerable time previous to the
tsn "ee1 IN consequence of heh.wrought religious
e. on oher subjects she RATIONAL but the eener
a. current oil her thoughts conversation reverted TO
Ieson ahho she in the belief all who knew her
r.'haoiy innocent viItuous girl, yet in consequence
OF impressions lately made her mind of the chatact.,
S n.s'on she was ariven To despair-Her body was
FOUND by her friends in the course OF the day
Thus has persisted another victim to thai G,,,,;c;r
whch Clothes the God of Mercy in the garb of ausere
vengeance, instead OF the robes of peace pa d ~
C0ur. a. Emo
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
1T PUBIC .IUCTTOM

Nm fourth day, "Wednesday the 18th ofths
W month, at i O'Clock N the afternoon we.
purpose selling at public auction, on the prem,-.
sos, about 65 feet of GROUND fronting on Ca
ry or ID street, Corner Of ID and 18th, streets,N
and extending on 17th street about $50 feet to
an alley, about equi-dlsnnt bstwees E and
streets. II is believed there are few sltga-.
lions in the city that can be purchased of equal
value 10 this conner, indeed none SUPERIOR for
some kinds of business. 1t Is directly between
The head OF the Dock and the Old Market and
within about so or co ycnrs of either. Six and
twelve months credit viii be eliowedt the pufchax
SER by paying interest from the day of sale, and
securing the purchase money by approx ed notes
and deed oftrust on the property.
oct S-tls COTTON s. CLARKE
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Salt, Crates, Sugar, &c.
d s1On Sacks Of hshtons stoyed salt
q AStSJ 20 crates Of crockery ware, receiv-
cd from The manufacturers IN England, and put
up to suit rctailcrs-Aso, large and elegant DIN
Ing sets
81 hlls st Crox and Porto Rico sugars
81 boxes white Havana do
46 hhds Eng ISL Island molasses
10 rlerces CuOa honey, very G., ar and trans
p7r.Et
II punchaons genuine Antigua and Jamaica
ram
I bait ofvery old and superior sherry wine
Is or casks French Madeira
Is boxes old Sagtcra and CIaret
Also
Sc Casks e i-est Il Malmsey, TiDta, Ser
cial, and LoRdon particular Madeira, received
ilrcci from Ncssrs. Murdoch Yerilic g. Co. and
Payne d Co. For sale on accommodating terms
by CHARLES PALMER.
SPIT 27-tf
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"a OTJCE.--The Subscriber having determined
~ leaving the State of Virginia, u DESTROYS Of
bringing his business TO speedy close.--Al per-
sons indebted TO him by bond or book account, arc
requested to make immediate payment, particularly
those whose debts have been due any considerable
Time, as longer indulgence cagnot be given; and
all persons having claims on him, will present
them for settlement, to Hubbard s. GazdueT, or to
Andrew 5. Whitlocko, (who Elay be found at-thc If
store) who arc fully authorised to close all my
unsettled business JACOB NJ WEAVER
jy CIV dS,c ts
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New Hardware and Cutlery
STORE,

Ut The Sign Of The Golden Broad .4re,
On Main Street, second door below Mr.. Jaaue-
lin p. Taylor's, and directly opposite NJ essrs,
Lewis Webb 81 Co.
FMSIfE subscribers have formed connection
Il for prosecuting the above business, under
the firm of Johnson g. SydneF, and are now
opening very handsome, entirely Hew, and
well selected nssori ment of
HARDW ARE, CUTLERY s. sADDIERY
to which they invite the attention OF their friends
aud the public generally. os they are determined
to sell on good terms as they Gun be purchased
in the city, either by wholesale or retail.
THOS. r, JOHNSON,
sept 10 JOHN S SYDNOR.