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EsPEcrruLLY informs ber friends and the
( pebl.c, that she proposes to rccommenco
her Boarding a0d Day School, on Monday, Oc-
'abcr l'tt, Is th> various denar. uan,s of which
she wilt - assisted by teachers Il distinguished
talents and eEn'rl~E'a. All the branches that
constitute sold Eag',sh education, viii be most
particularly attended to, to wh'ch may be added
The Lniin, Creek, French, Spanish and Italian
Languages, With Musie paucing, Drawing and
Painting, by thoae who wish TO acquire those
elegant accomplishments. Maps, Globes, Dia-
grams. Pianos Philosophical Anparstu-, and an
extensive and we'll selected Library.
sep 1e-c7l
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STAR-EXTRA.

RfIejUH- TTyrc3rJ TIro1,n.. 9,
NrGno C,o>.s.,,,,,., K,,,;77 a. ~ t ' -
which raryadcs fo cc,,,,, ;o Yep interest
insurrectiou of the tl rr,r,, =, Pc, 20 On
out in SAMPSON aud D,1in nav 2ro'ch
night last. we hasten 70 law Lcfr, VI" 2,,iday
this extra sin. s,j, intoTo,,c, a ,,'S faIi III
since our paper went to press, from which if Is raf
flying to learn that no overt act of rebellion has
taken place. and that the acknowledgements row cir
culating through the country, about the bnrninc
OF property and masslcro of several white fanilrs
are entirely erroneous. Bu. wi,lo we rei,;.o fn
bear that no lives are lost there should be no re-
taxation Of vigilance and prucaujion. A,tboYah
no damage has been done, an extensive ,1ct se,-..
TO have been vel, ,naturcd f,r great mischief. and
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-19
s 1a@ Ez9o7asas0s2.E ga2Go
A,N. EATON's REPLY.
roNIINrEn.

1' -Isssrs. Itghaa,, Ds&pcd., ard Berr;e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-19

usmsp ssS respectively elected, wa, John Branch.
Jss.s speight, Robert Potter. James Mckay, Daniel
L. B,rripg<r, Augus,in II. Shepherd, Abraham Rem
cher, Ssmuel Csrson. ard Lewis W.lnsms. OF these,
Metrs. Branch and Mckay are new msmbsrr.
In the fret district, Is almost red1esd TO 4 crrisrty
that WIN. b. Shepard vii, be reelected his oppo
nept, John II. Wheeler.
To tho thrl dis,rlet, DE-. Hall 10 also doubtless
lsclsd over his ssmpe'iisr. Joseph II. Lloyd W. have
heretofore published the returns from Pit aud Eige-
e,mb. In Beaufort, all received q SHORTY Of ab ,u,
400 votes. counties OF Ashipgon, Tyrrel. snd
Hyde, rsusiu 20 be heard from.
10 The seventh district, ,hs candidates are Edmund
Dcbeiry AMI Lsusblin Betbnne. Novs,urns yet.
10 he ELEVENTH disr,et, the candidates are Hem
~ W. Conner and Bartlett stipp. No return.s y,
MAT. INF.
From ALABAMA We have some returns which givs
reason 10 >eiisvs that Goverpor Murphy has beaten
Mr. Lewis late preventative OF tho Mobile ID strict
in the election .-t held Tor Haprcsn,avs to Congress
This 10 CONTEXT for principle, mainly The voc
ME- Lewis .gsind the r.j-siion Of the bin proposing
repeal OF the 25h section Of tho Judiciary Aa'. IL
Two counties Mr.. NJ received Ola votes, AMI Mr. l.
| 1877.
From Tennessee we learn that Gen. Carroll he
been leed Governor OF The State, and Thar Johr
air ha. been selected TO Congress by majority o
two or ihrae hundred votes over his opponen, Gen
| Carter.
| We have heard from no other Cougr essional Dis
'ris, in ihis ate. no.
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Johnssa's explanatory letter. and that liz has s~z
Esessed &c up 80 this hour!f''
In reference 10 ,hs statement contained In ,his a.,
enee. We are authorised cay tha, the 6,s letter
ssivcd by Mr. Berrien from Col. Johnson dated
'nc SUP butpos. marked ~ june THIS letter, with
The reply to Il, dated Tin July, MI B.rr.n t.lt con-
or sined to give TO the puslis asa Of ba, mon,h
alter having w.ied fifteen days for the rso,y Of C,,
Jobn'cn. The second letter from Col. Joharen 10 Mr..
berrisn, vas dated 20 b, post mako 22ai. hs very
day Mr. Bwri.n's address written sod sen, 10 u,
ar publication, received Oh tbs % h, aud snswered on
'he 3ln July The extract IRON Mr. Bsanch's letter
wa. given to The public bssause Cot J,hnoas letor,
whist had bsen pnb'i.hed, applied az well 10 Nc.
Branch a. TO Mr.. Bsrtien Tbs came fea.on did not
apply TO hs later OF COL Johnsen, either require
.uhcr,z. lie publication. Ma. Int.
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From the Indiana Palladium.
in DIANA EI,ECTInNa

'FDIhINh
~, 'iee"obs 10 iodsna are over. Speculation, q.
70 Tho vote of "Old Desrborr" giy,s wsv 90 ,ss,;,
Inc whois administration ticket 10 elected .rs.nt ~
eoroner h=,h tor Governor, Smiley for Lem, a.,
ve'nc,, ana mCsry Il! Congress, (ail
iesu ,heF oproaens ~ handsome mai ,,i,iss -F,on
"hN' bas bean asssrtaitei from other eoun,.. 80
nave i'''7 doubt Of Geo. MCnrty's success IosIna'
ing 'hs, 10 swzsr AMI, r. p.ev and Decatur sonoiss
ne oss msJEiy OF abodi 1900 over NJ 3 lin. ,nd
500 az o'mso, wiih The exception Of WAYNE yhers
on''n ieais about 600 MCsr,y bas m,;,ti,, a. ~
urpsr soun.ies. '''"J W me
we WI not trouble our resdsrs with s.l.,l.,;or
NV give 40 our opinion thai The entire
usset 'of Governor, lieut.. Governor and Cnn.."
u''e ib'ee n'shift,, has succeeded: and firm 49,,
soH" received, IL believed the Jaekaon n.,,, Iii,
nave inJriy IN she lower house OF as,embiv nd H.;
The RenMt.-We have only time and roo,, - so.
ns We believe from every nform.tion tbs, ihs ,b,..
members o. Congress elect sic 6tm frispds a. Ar.
sent administration. M'Cariy is se,seIo,v "Is.pss
boon is also considered ssfs. Carr L. ,honsI, ~ h.,.
majority OF about 700 votes over Will $50 W. ""''
ne notorious Govefnor James BroUn y 40 4. f,,.,a
"i''su'e. py SCOUT tnTee thousand vo.es Hs eares,
gress. ''"no' so' 70 Con-
NOble's prospect for Governor 4. so.d nm, p..s.
h0'us are ye' 10 be hsata from. The issue 4, I'm
-, Smiley 10 TueDiug we'll for Id.ussn,n, cov.,,..
aaee 70 close bshnd The I.sgiiaiure IL neil. ~"
'"pseo a. regards Iviy, ss far AZ assertaloed -
heso' Smiley, M'Cniy, Boon and Carr. are J,,t.
NORTH cApot,,s Indiana Democrat
TON.
S,. seeona, iourlh nth, sxb, eighth ninth tsn,h
s..s u ,ns'eepih Congregational Districts Of mis-
0A's' "'eTs being no opposton,) the foJIosJ,g ssn.
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~ COL. JOHNSON TO MIR. BERRIEN.

-, COL. JOHNSON To MIR. BERRIEN.
Ins following copy OF a letter from CoI. Johnson "a
S'; D9rfsh mas been forwarded TO icr publication
by Col John on:
OAKLAND, Ky ] July 2o!b, 1881.
OedT SH; Your favor OF the TIN instant has be, re-
eeVed md that you understood me TO saw that n q
President would al asst expect she ioytation If Mr.
Eaton when you gave large and general ua,iies Thu
pfesifens never did directly indirectly express or n
INNATE 'uch an eSP.c'aoa. He informed me that he
pad been induced 10 Believe that ps:i of his eabns,
Dad entered into a combination 10 drive M; F,,cr
rom IT, by excluding bin ADD Bis family from ,o.i.,y
tba, he had b'en also informed n At ,he suecr,,ivs ~,
TIES to which you auds wa. aInk 10 lie ,h,i, an :,
attempts bad beer made even upon foreign M,i,t.r.
70 exsiuds Maj Eaton sod his family from ,h,ir rsr
To-, ". euen '.e OF 'hines gave him great ds,rtss
ha ho was determined al al hsz,rds 10 have harmoov
IN ti. cabinet. Hs h.n read paper ron,siuiry m.
principles uPoa =h CHI no inisn lad % act ms rem
e'"on VINO you' referred 10 'h:s paper. M doub
now 10 eaistenes. IL eisciaimsd ali in.auiious or
me part OF the PsssidsDt 10 regulate in apy
whatever, the private sorsi 10 ercourse h,
oe,' oI hl eanne': AS mutual teDd call upon you
anp' Az psase-msker, my office: 10 m Ike the above
communicative IN he mott deiest~ m,Dner po.jb;,
D"rhg cur conversation, in tds anxiety OF nv be,,t IN
serve ny i1end and my ceunfy, il was alone upop
my own 'esponsibfy who made tho sus gssoa or pro.
Po'ioh or rather Inquiry, wheiher you could mo-. =,
ia'gs aud promscnous psrti =, invite Mai E,.on .oa
ms lar n.y. From The total socis, non intercourse NJ
me members Of bo sabinai he want of b.rmenv Was
iofered, more than FROM any other ei,,uc,,.r.. |
my oesirs was 10 remedy that evil by Tie
OF itqiry which m,ds. Il would bay. been AZ ar
uSq'snoed. and 'osI misrepresentation OF his
s"' u mad REPRESENTED tbs President q, making ahv
,usn oe nd You will the etore terseivs maj Won
oavs is'en into the mistake oisapposns shat s;i,hr
ed 10 bin whai ,hs spou,sn. eos sole ard
deni suggestion OF my mind. | hsvs had no sg.n
ey 70 b"ns'rg any part Of conversation before IN,
pn nc. am happy IN the rccoesti. that % yc1uo.
eAe.ons 70 resore bafmony 10 ans ient irisnd,bp
o' we nme being, was Dot uosvapg by couver,a,i M
'nu mutual txFlsnsions between some Of the paries
alu ma nave bad 10 agency 10 producing sac rssen,
sP"s"On' Hsyiog nov corrected your misappt chen
on o. What did ssy IN my endesvors 10 prsveni The
'unoh o. my bosom fri-nds, feel ~ a. had Ger
I" mto snoheT eacffd duty. have don IL p,omnuy e. |
o ne same sIiri' OF pesse md haze eoofn
20 my rsmsIke 10 an explssson Of what said ,nyssI,
nis ~ zone 70 avoid any unpleasant coll soo sybi,h
20 frequently aries among tho best OF fsepd, and ms.
'e'a" P'Vae
am, dear sir, yours, respectfully.
H.. - II M. JOHNSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-19
UNION AND sTATERI MEETING

ava Ve'y numsfous aud respec iAbie meeting Of The
citzens Of S2arsbburgh District, convened by an in
vha'ion gives by order OF previous meeting Or Mn.
dre,c ~ Moore was invited 10 tske the Chair and ~
H. n; Goldthcd'fe appointed Secretary. Henry IL
Lh"sor, EsQ wes 3. Quss'ed 10 explain the Object q,
The meeting, which be did In briei and .,cnbstir
manner, ssd offered The following Resolutions.
L. Resofusd, Ips' Spsr,snbureh District viii resdi.
~ co operate with sueh oher Diricts Of ibis S,ats =.
osy feel desrous and will ing in spy msa,urss NO,
yo'uuopsry, to put down The misnsmsd "ApsrIesn
oYnem, add more especially those acts OF Congress
csiIcd The Tariff laws:
Resoved, That the doctrine, of .b., n,,,,, 4, ,
state, who assume upon ihsmselves the ue ot .F~ss
Trade and State ghis Party" are o.vsl ab,u,d 80
,ss ..vonoosry In principle, aud ruincus in
ne, 'ehdensy that 'hs Party thus orsauized ha. pur
,Ueu course when has diviasd us among outso,y,,
or connoi's, and prevented our State from
Pissehhhg strong and undivided constitutional oppo
sinon 70 ihs sc.S Of Congress, which we bel.vs tv
ranniea', oppressive, and unauthorized by The
our Her ies'ht II ga red into successful onps,s,or
roy win bring inevitable ruin and misery upon US and
State. 's'"S' Ou'
o. Resolved, That we hereby insiruei the member,
Of ne legislature from this District, oppose ary pro-
position that may be TO EIDE 10 Nudv tbs Ts,iG 80 IL
Iaw, passed by The &, nsrefs Of the Tilted sse.
=. Resoiped, Tbs, we invite The dlGe en-, D.iti.,,
throughout the Slate cooperate with us in ,hsss
g. ResoIped, That cur Delegation 10 a.. State T. a,.
Ianro oe Comniiee, 10 meet such oihes Conmiis o.
as may be appointed from different Districts, al, sueb
~ enc pihss may be mutually agreed upon, Tor
no purpose OF adopting such measures az by them MAJ
DC deemed most xpedieni and proper, for raising r
romisng opposi ion 10 the odious doctrine o,
a .; hssoued. That this citing approves Of the An
on, f,h ConveRton TO be held PHILADELPHIA on the
o." !" > ;piember next, and that - bs appoint.
co Dsisga'e thereto from tiI, District and We re-
hlm T" suitable Delegate fer our Congress
a. npa whereas, ibe time 10 fss, spproaehing when
ne peoPs OF tnsse oiied stes will bs sailed upon 4,
'ee,ee' the Chief E1esudve Nassrste over our frss
'ne hSPpy pshep, spd o. teevs ,s n ssbie a NJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-19
TnOMAs p. coosr ssers,srg 1oi L. Chairman

=, hNT1-MAsoNs The following sf,,ele ios;eai..
oa. We have not mistaken The views OF mi. ps,v n
appear, that Mr. Mclean has expisiGy dissyov,sJ All
aneAlon with the mssoDs-ibst he hss declared nj.
sr"Dnsness 70 accept the Ao-nssonie nomination ana
'''@ What foow', We infer bs, h. viii be noralnsis
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Hon J. Macpherson Ber,ien. +" M JOHNSON

10 we Iesding article OF the G. ODE Of vss,erdav
"' 'yg, we following sentence i, to DO found:
Mhs VIII the woill ,hiLk OF tho fsi,oes, and nm,
rghsness Of bfr. Bsrfen when they n, IT,
o' D" publication appeared he actually reesis,d CoI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-19

nsgtt,ude and Importance 10 every individual Of our
government, that his right and power should be ~xes
that the voice Of the people should be obsyed add their
wishes respected, aud believing % We do, that heSe
party formed within cur State who will pursue m.s-
suree In relation 10 this matter contrary 10 our wishe
and, think 10 diree, opposition 10 the interests OF
the great body OF the people OF Soush Carolina. thai
the claim Of ndivdus, TO that high. and
respcnsible station, will be urged bef ihe people.
individual whose political eourss We do rot admire
whose po'i'isa, doctrines and opinions va Cannot
prove end wtose policy, II adopted. would bring ruin
srd destruction on our bsrpy country DsePiS impress
ed with the Importance OF ,bess sutjesb. the ei-
Zeps Of Spartanbuteh District, claim as right suc
feel our duty TO declare. Fast, TfN never 10 the
OF poli ical history has there been ers Of
mere mag uituds and Importance; nor one which
quirsd npeh hsmtes. hone,ty and political ioeg,i-
~ in our rulers, as'he present., Second, Thst dough
We canno, approve OF somo OF the measures which n
Jdeksons onsrs'ion ba. originated. yet upon the
whole. cordially approve OF his nomca ion tor
her Presidential term. ard will use cur bea cpdeavor'
! 10 secure bic re election.
Therefore be Il Resolved That Gen. Jackson Is the
| th'ise OF the peopls OF this Desrc'.
Mr.. Thompson, In s ort and hadsoms speech. sno-
ported The II -soluiions. The Hon " liam Smith
~ho from York for he putpoe of attending
he meeting then invited by ihs Chsrrnsn 70 sd
dress she meeting, which he did In speech OF eonsde
TIE Hon. Jpiliicm T. .vi,ekoiis was then invite,
to ,bes,and, and In an impressive speetb opposed th
doctrine OF Nullibea'on az revolution asy In It's shsrac
ter; but expressed lis Je'ermiI alton TO 20 with ID,
State 10 whatever course o. action sboud be- dsierInin
I'd on.
Judge Smith then made acme further remark Illus
rsve Ct tho Tariff, and the question taken Mr.
TScm.on's Resoiumots Tho Isl, 81. 4 b, 5ih aud
were adoped ously-two CT 'hroe persons OIL
70 ing 10 the negative on the 81 ard tho eonslersio
Of he 9Th was pospoued until the 6rst Monday in SEP
D TENDER next The following Resolution was ,hsn a
Tered and aios'ed:
Resoivtd, That tbs proceedings Of tbi, meeting
,igred by The Chairoan ard Secretary, and publhe
& in the Nuw'rsp,r.
y Tn meeting then aij,urnsd un'il IN, h'st M,nda
J. in September. A. b. MOORE, ChairmaA
y X. H. GoLDrHwArTE, See'ry.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-19
CHEROKEE EMIGRATION

The Ps'tid,nt Of The United S'a'se. We understand,
hrs directed tho othse ter enrolling emigrtns 10 be
again opened 10 ,hs Cherokee country. Expectations
are entertained ta' ihe result will be very vorsbe 10
the wishes Of Georgia.
The people OF Georgia are indebted Tor this
on the part OF the President TO thu earnest
Gov Gmer 'o-b'an possession Of the Chefcke, couu-
Try at an esrly d'y. II 10 understood that the incn,-
lions ef,hs Uned stes government az sinsi tho
hut that they y,idsd to The urgent
taons Of Coz G liner. of its indispensable pecesi,y
Georgia Journal.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-19
MISSOURI ELECTION.

Sr LOUIS, August s.
y DEAR sIR' Barton 10 crushed IN the election FIR
congress. Psitis beas lin by ttoussnd,. In NJ.
nty We nsvs g'ia o! sbcu. 400 lha, 10 10 .ay thy
eos"uop patty beat We Inst much last Auga, and -.
are about equal now. Thi, gsin I. gratifying >, i,
cores on The heels OF all the evsus which aeeo,5,
10 Tue eaeny, we're to destroy lie Jackson parry"
Yours, truly,
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We ley bsfore our readers, he proceedings OF
mseing at Aihens, on tho snbjec, OF the convention
proposed 10 he held at Philadepha. II hoped tina
corresponding meetings will be held in all the ccutt e
in the ar-ihst 'hs proceedings OF the ing
Athens may be COZ armed, or other delegates appointed
or that both may be done, just may proper ts
The people. Whatever IL done, .houli be done spee6
iy-There Is time to be loi, Georgia is 10 bs re-
presented.
There havs now been two meetings Ia this STATE
one al Savannah, AT which
JOHN M BERRIEN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-03

TAI ARSHALS SALE.-By virtue OF a decree OF
IvA the Superior Court Of Chsncery for the Richmond
Disuict, pronounced the 81 day Of April 1890, in
the OF Haskius rs. Ia lpr ard here shall, on
Thurday, the 10th day Of bruary next, offer for safe
at public auction to the highest bidder, on the pre-
misses, for cash, much of the tract e lard, In the
proceedings mentioned, "a will be sufficient TO sy
said decree, with the interest hereop aud The Is Of
the plaintiff; and The costs and charges OF SALE
The tract Of land aforementioned lies the town
oil Gsni,o in the county Of PowbaaD, aud is the
on which ID ivid Ratray rssides
JOHN GUERRANT, NJ s. C. c. n d.
Jao. 8. 7l--ids o., Oae OF hi, Deputies
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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY s. 1888

n hlSSoLUTlON.-The Co-partnerstip h.rctof re
eH existing between the subscribers, under the hrm
OF bar & Anderson, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent-All rersons having claims against the same,
VIII present them TO Beverley Blair; anil those Indebted
% the concern, will make payment u him-h-, only,
being authorised TO and discharges tor The
same. BEVERLEY RIAIR
Richmond, 3lst ID e. 1880. DAVID ANDERSON
IHE Subscriber will continue 10 transact commits
sion business, al the stand Cary street, heretofore
cnped by Blair s. Anderson. To the patrons OF that
concern he tenders his acknowiedg and assures
Them, and the public generally that any business con-
nded 10 his care, shall receive unremtted attention
he books and papers Of Blair Anderson being LETT in
ms custody he invites ali those having claims against
them TO call on him for payment; and those indie ted
TO lquidate their respective balances--he. only being
authorised IA may be by the advertisement above
to receive and grant discharges for the came.
BEVERLEY BLAIR.
Richmond, Let Jan. 1880 73-2Aw2w-wf
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MJOTICE.-Rodwe Delk. late of James CITY coun.
y ty, formerly of Surry county. Va. departed this
life in the year 1920, interstate; leaving number of re.
atlons-among others he lad half sister by the name
of Lucy Lancaster who moved to Tennessee about forty
years ago, and IL believed that she has left children
as she had some four FIVE when she left Virginia
hould there be any now living they may be informed
That have in my hands bonds, &c. amounting about
four hundred dollars, 20 which they are entitled
should this notice fall into the hands Of any Of the par
ties Interested, it will be we'll for them to write me on
h me, suCiec'' and will answer their letter and inform
mem what will be required TO authorize TO pay them
the money JOSIAH HOLLEMAN, Hdm'r.
dsbonis nan NJ R0dtOeI Defk, dec'd &
Dse'l6 61-vSw' Gdna'y. " L. L0nc0sfey. det'd
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s. sgse REW S,,' runaway Runaway from the syb'cri-

Ok SeEh REWARD Runaway from the subscri-
" AV Der. living in Essex county, Va, on the 9th
OF December, 1880. two likely yound negro fellows
named Moses and Horace, two brothers, and probably
they may change their names and endeavour TO pass
or Tree men; or they may be taken of by some i'll
disposed white person, and sold, had three taken oil
in that way before.
Moses is toleraby bright mul4t,o-h., however, i.
iue sun-burn'' and about twenty years OF age. He
ia about The common size.
Horace is rather darker than Moses nearly "a Mk.y
and IA large-eut % years OF sge-po iie 81 mark
recolected.
will give the above reward Of $50 If delivered TO
me, or secured in any Jail so thst get them
MORDECAI SPINDLE
Esser County, pa near Loretto.
Ilec 10. 6O-WSW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-03
NOTICE

FSNO MR. THOMAS RANDOLPH.-SIR: You
"A will be pleased TO take uo'ice; that / shall on
Monday, the 7h day OF February next, at the house
and tavern Of Thomas Mer'insn; in the county of
Powhatan between the hours of O'clock in the morn
ing and sunset, OF The samr dav, proceed 10 take IN
dePo'itions OF Pleasant Fary, William w. Aikinson
aud others, to BE- read evidence in suit depend
ing in he Superior Court OF Chancery for the Rich
mond district, in which you plaintiff and myself and
others are defendants. If, from any cause, the ssid
dPo"i,ions are not taken the day aforesaid shall
continue at the same place from dav day. until they
are all taken. Yours &C.
Jan. 49, 76-w4w JOS r. DAVIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-03
- 900 ACRES of Psndieton Land Tor sais
will Lsno.e of nv iract of Lad


lying 10 Peudleton county about 600
fork OF the south branch of the Potomac, about eight
Or ten miles dant from Franklin, and is Of
many advantages. IL IL very well watered aud has
humber Of excel N, sites for mills aud other machine
~, by OF which the salt pere, iron and other
minerals with which il abounds might be advantageous
ly wrought.
Although considerably mountainous, yet there are
several wei situated farms on it, and a humber more
might be obtained equal in quality to the best Jane.
River low grounds The soil generally is very good
and the heavy timber with which it is covered might
be turned to valuable account, by the facility which
the river Affords Of shipping it 20 Washing ton City,
Ihousands OF pounds Of sugar are annually made from
the sugar maple, which fourishe on IT.
said 10 be the best grazing country in the Siate
and the immense herds Of beoves which are driven
from II, sufficiently evnce the truth of this assertion
The climate is a. healthy any in the world; and from
the many aud Undue it offers the
sstter, il would be agreeable and valuable resi-
dence: or lite purchase would be judicous
Of capital to the increang population and improve
menis in road and navigation in that section of
try. must greatly enhance lis value.
IL will be sold altoge her, in AL parcels to suit
the convenience of purchasers. ii 10 is indispu-
table, and great bargain may be obained by
ing the whole tract. The payments will be made ea-
sy, her property (it suabe) will he taken in par
exchange Persons wishing to buy desired to view
the land. which will be shown them by my agent, Mr.
Henry +. Temple OF Franklin, application may be
made 20 JAMES L. BARCLAY.
January 30. S3-4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-03

DUBLIC SALE By virtue OF deed o. 1ru.t, ex-
n ecuied by Jefferson SwaDu, on the 22d day OF
SeP'e mber, 1929, and recorded iD he clerks office Of
Po%' atan, To- purpoes therein me0dooed, will he so.d
to the highest bidder public auction, Tor ready
ney, at Powhaan courthouse, the thi, ID Wednesday
~ March mex, (bting court day) tract OF LAM, Of
100 acres lying in the county Il Powh, tan adjoining
the lads OF Richard Taylo- aud Samuel Dfoke and
others, or much thereof may be necessary to eat
isiy the sad deed Of rnst-snd such title as s vested
In Ne will be conveyed to the pufchaWr.
Jan. is, 1881 Twin THE TRUSTEES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-03

~ IR CHARLES-w boss colts will suit those who
~ .br ed 10 ruu, because hey running and win
ming; and hose wbo breed to eeI. bec6u.e they are
selling at high prces,-wilI st5nd, the next season
Spring, $780, at NY stable 10 IN, county OF ChestgT
field, within one mile OF Mooy's Tavern IS from Pc.
tersburg, aud % miles from Richmond. TERMS Sc
hereafter. WIZ. K JOHNSON.
Chesterfield, Jan. 73-2awf