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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-02
BTGGER'S

"a CH9|GE g. LOTTERY OFFICE.
RICHMOND, VA.
Sni0Ss Canal lottery, Glass 40 u
' so NJ Philadelphia on Saturday, Sd December
oo TO- LOTTERY, 10 DRAWN 1ALIors
Splendid Cdpitols:
s's0,GOo, go, 09e, no, 900, &c. & g.
r..pl iickets SO, Halves So Quarters 90 So
" fackages OF Tickets in ti Lottery are warrant 4,
" Ora" at least half tic cost, less 10 per cent
$40, 0O0, 30, 600. 10000
To be drawn on The Iitli DECEMBER
aScW Work lottery, Class 40 sss
10 be drawn in the city Of New York WcdncsJa,, az
lith December.
Do NO LOTTERY, 10 DRAWN n,1tors
. Grand CdpitaLs-S10, 900; 10000: 10O00. : mn.
OIL 4'OUo; OF $1,000 of 1000; 90 of 600
Tickets $40, Halves So, Quarters s2 80.
5Nc~ York Lottery. Glass No. gs
10 sc drawn III The city of New York on wedesdsy the
10 llth January, 1892
20 NO LOTTERY, DRwN BALLors
only 1926 Tickets
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-02
Richmond, Va, Friday, Dec. =.
THE CONTRAST.

The last English arrival brings us tho Budget Of
Lord Althorp, the worthy Chancellor Of the Exche-
qucr. We CLEAN these important facts from his FIX
LIST. That, though the taxes had been considerably
reduced, yet the amount of reductions in tho Gus
toms and Excise, during this year, twas ,477 ,C0oi,
and the decrease in the receipts had been only g
631 CCC, SO that there had been real increase of
,S42, 293i."-2nd. That the total estimated rereiuc
of the year was E47,25OOOO
The estimated expenses 46,756,221
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-02

EhtFFU FROSsS6susy ESOJEv,-S
NeN ENOlES6klssE RDOEL6fl.e-

'oAe~ StV' Halves SO, Quarters 81 So
~ iickcts aud Shares, and Packages and Sbo,cs n
rackagcs' az usual, in every variety for sale a t
'"Shge \ Lottery Office Of THO. %. BIGGER
Corner opposite Eagle IIoteL
- iOrder' meet The most prompt attention. and The off
cial drawings forwarded to all who may dos,c II pIcs,
''''' ~ ""V''' NOV 70. J6-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-02

IT appears that AcHfLLE MURAT who lately left tl,;s
country, son OF the late King of Naples had obtained
III E IN IN. inc DelSc army, which being known In
INC french King, the latter Immediately requested hi, Dis
isSI' because he belonged the Bonaparte family
"H le was complied with by Leopold.
later statement i'm a Paris popor says ,l,, H.; -
Pd haa rcconsdcred this decision and had on Inc 5tb
october signed decree for organizing foreign crn
u wh l AcIuLLE MURAT was appointed Colonel IN!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-02

-, ne boston DAILY Advertiser publishes IN extract of =
letter from Hayrc dated the 18th ultimo in xyI;ch %
ondoi, dates TO the ith. The writer says ondon re-
MANNED very tranquil Some disturbances had taken Mace
M ie country, but nothing OF very serious import IN the
iio9Se OF Commons, motion had been brought forward
py ord Enrns'on' approving Of the conduct Of the Mini
80 a nn me principles OF the Bill of Reform. II was car
% 10 ioV' Parliament was TO be proogucd and the
On would be brought forward again; probably with some
important change-whcn, if majority was found in tLe
made at once and the passage of The Bill be thus assn,
Gu seems that Earl Grey is desro,is of making as few,
rcers az possible and has good reason 10 believe that
" n o ne Lords who voted against tie Bill before will
pe found on the side of The Government when IL i, again
Dfousht forward AZ regards the Peeragc in This counlr,
P1f"oic tha' Tic Ministerial proicc, will be adopted
neeh thrown out by very large naioritics So that So
eror says they cannot have that which is hest tho,
must try to get that which comes nearcsttoi;." NV!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-02

EMIGRANTs FOR LIBERIA.-We yesterday visited
the ship James Perkins, Capt Crowe chartered by the
American Colonization Society to take out emigranis Ii
IBERIA, and were delighted to the excellent in
which she has been fitted out for that purpose. The
conmodaons ample, and at the time convenient
cleanly and in all respects comtahl, rl seyera AT
all n"se ''u IN me centren all S6-leayine abundant
space between the rows for Seats and passage wav The
are ABOUT ieet square, made of boards ami
ho' as Stylish we can scarcely say less comfortable
IMAM hcsc oil our iirs-ratc steamboats, The hold is well
slowed with provisions OF The best quality the frames
oil 'o buildings intended TO he erected for receiving
Monrova. $3.50 P"'Po'e "'
About eighty of the cmigrants arrived yesterday from
oG:u'IianPoh-men women and children, in families
principally manumi,tcd slaves We were favorobin ~,
pressed with their orderly demeanor and decent appear
ace so much above the ordinary condition Of their class
as seen In our towns and cics-1hey are well clad and
creamy which beto&cns industry and appear TO be very
checriu and contcnted. Several Of the men we lear;
are good carpenters, blacksmhs SC and both mcn and
women being accustomed TO agricultural labor thew will
De very valuable as well crcdabc acquisition 10 the
coony Inc ship will probably sail on Tuesday next
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-02
Ee0HH aisTsC.
IEroln the NJ

I rom the Mobile Register, Nov. a.
CUocTAw STANDARDIZATION a letter addressed
by George =. Gaines, Esq TO gentleman i'm this city,
der date of 3Oh October learn that portion of the emil
grants from three districts of the Choctaw nation were
their march for the assigned them by the General
Government Mr. Gaines hadappoined two places rem
devious in the north district, for the adhcrcnts
OF Mushullaubbc and for the friends of Colonel Fol-
som. From this district il supposed that rising two
thousand cuigrants would be ready depart the present
fall but Mr.. Gaines thinks they will hardly reach that
number.
From the south-e eastern district calculated that
the number OF emgrants this fall would be about thirty
five hundred About two thousand had already collected
and expected that the whole number provided for
would be their to Ncksburg, tho Mississippi
the course of three or four days.
In the western district, the prospects favoura-
bio as had been anticipated strong political excite
mcnt existed among the Indians promoted mainly by asp
rants for chcfhp and in order TO advance their views the
abours of the Agent had been secretly opposed,
some measure counteractcd The government had made
arrangements with the Chiefs for the removal of eight
thousand cmgrans the present autumn and although Mr..
Gaines has met with unforeseen Obstacles he hopes
yet TO succeed in accomplishing the object.
"The feeling, says Mr.. Gaines, (which many Of them
cVincc III separating never TO return again. from their
Of the country is truly painful TO witness and would be
TO but for the conviction that the removal is
absolutely necessary for their preservation and future hap
pncss.
camp the night of the 29;h October of
rain and wind had set in and just after comfortable quar-
tcrs had been secured large blown down among
the camps, and two women, mothers of large families
several children severely injured. The darkness OF the
night, the severity Of the storm, the fighul bowling
the poor sufferers and the noisy and extravagant demon
STATIONS of grief in which the whole camp induged
sened of distress altogether surprising description
The dead were dccen;ly inferred the succeeding day
and the wounded comfortably provided for.
Ii IL probable that from eight thousand Of the
emigrants by this assembled the west bank
the Mississippi.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-02

Inc Indiana Dahnoert gives account N The ma,
SSs'ngs o. me recent Clay Convention held in Io1an
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-05

hr w hhams OF Harrison, now moved that the mo-
position moved by him above be referred to the com
mittec which was agreed to-
MIR Brodnax called up hls projet on The Judiciary
WHICH, nj his motion, was also referred
EXECUTIVE
ML Claiborne submitted resolution for procced;r,
on wednesday next to the election Jointly viii LIZ
"ena'c, ct Governor and three Councillors.
Mr maxwell moved to lay the resolution on tho IA
passed Of N'"c was us
Mr. Claiborne consene TO lie cop-s.
vi, IN motion OF Mr. Anderson of Boutc,ourt
The House adjourned
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-05
instruction in Sacred Music.

ME: A; HUDSON respectfully Informs HI.
HE ehos and the inhabitants of this CITY. that
us engagements for his first Quarters conc, ie'
iron 10 the attainment and practice of this peas;nr
useiui study, having expired. he intends con,mon
eng eng second quarter on the evening of TuesJav
h; ON i,' and requests those who intend fsyori,y
"e SchooI Room under the Presbyterian Church On
street, at O'Clock on that evening. - u"
IL; desirable that ell, ifpossible, who design At.
should meet on that evening, or as soon as
Inc arrangement of Glasses for Pupils who shall
commence the study in the rudiinenrs. and those
nave oeen instructed and more advonced will no
gre.s Of the other. faL . o.. 'ns pro-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-05

" iinn, ,HA a Superior Court Of CRan5.,vv
the third day of April. $780, Damaris Taylor. nnf
agan joseph Dudley, adm'or, with the will anne,eI
c. G.a ma%Taa Iay6r DECD and in bis right and
decd defts. e'u i'yiUr>
ms cause came on this day be heard on the bill,
taken tor confessed, and exhibits and ,r.a o, 81 ~,
the plaintiffs COUNSEL On consiSera,;on Ishssnr a., IS
court doth order, tina: the defendant joseph Dudlev
renaer an account of his administration of the ss,o
% ms tes'a'or before of the commissioners ,ho
Is directed to examine, state and settle the WIZ
make report thereof to the Court, with any matters
specially ;an stated, deemed pertinent by himself or
copy. Teste, wILL1Am G. PExp1r~o~ u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-05
The Cabinet of Natural History.
American Rural Snor,s

American Rural Sports,
II y designed TO embrace the hio n and 60,
!, ing branches ofZpolngy: viz Ornithoogy and
'ialnaiogy; too ether with account of the snor,s
an pas;imes of No tn America
MS WORK VIII he issued monthly, in quar;o form
and printed with new TYNE on n rcyal , .ut.'
.ach number will contain twenty-fonr pages close
y printed matter. and embel!ished with two boan
ma eonured plates, of Drds and Quadrupeds dra WIN
. aud executed in the best style with per-
a,So CONTAIN many interesting anecdotes relating 10
Natural History; and all other subjects which NAV
give lit crest comparable with he spirit of the wor
Us connected with fishing. hunting and shooting no r
cTclse. aquatic sports, etc. etc.
terins >" per annuFn, payable in alivance.
NO can be seen at the store CT
J. ri NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-05
WHITE MULBERRY TREES.

'bNllE subscriber has for sale. at his farm 4 miles
above Richmond, tho trees years old any rea.
sooabe quantity Of the genuine Morus Alba or white
Italian Mulberry Trees and as the season is now M
p'oaching IN which they may be transplantod no IL
DESTROYS of receiving orders from ms many persons as
may be IN want OF the article; and he is well salts
ned that the silk culture be ono ofthc most pro
htabc branches the agricuurist can turn his atten-
ton to- he hopes TO be Inc means Of thclr extensive
distribution through the State. They will DC sold on
reasonable terms by tho hundred OF othRwisp dclv-
cradle IN Richmond or within any reasonable Distance
thereof u W. SMITH
N Bidders may he lcf, ~ Sc"'t g. smthsA f.
street, Richmond. g. f-2awtT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-05
BYRON COLLINS, &c.

A ". u. JENKENS Ncrino shaw, Linen. and
n Fancy DRY Good Store. the Iadirs win nrd an
extensive sssortUcnt of al Tie shaped Byron
Collars, both lace and neri also, iqce cr-,isetts,
lace surpiee che usetsi lcc earn, ocla,s foTrIlas
and qulhngs also, scc cuts IS thr rtsn,iy -vslE Al
cduccd 6ri~ss I'm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-05
SALES
BY DAVENPORT. ALLEN g. Co
Books and Stationary.
THIS EVENING Eah

=, =, = " ''3NT-NU, Feb. 5, !"
wh.a .sD'e on .m1in Street neur the Bell 7,a,,,,
uabe ,n M De offered general assortment, of val
s,ure, consisting of Historical Theolov;e.I n'. OF
ea; Classical. Miscellaneous and school Roor
WIN Bibles large and SMALL Hymn BOOK. os
~ denomination, fine Albums, superb Albums Iisv
nooks' tedgers. Quilis, &c. Also lot of fine Enrra
wings, which will positively be sold. '-"s'A>
2e 70 commence at half past o'clock
ID. A. g. co. Auc,s.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-05
Extensive

Extensive Sale Of Law Books.
Tuesday Evening. 9th inst. com pr;.;r,. 80
a. assortment OF most of the Standard works now in
tose'ner with few copies of very scarce and
ready on Mondsy. n 1S0 VIII DC
feb - -. y W. huctS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-05

1tt't"'"d DecetRbSr 60. 1890.
me parties insterested VIII please take notice tb.,
have appointed the 2sth day Of March NEXT and ,hs
lIe lime ana place, foT commencing the accounT
arecled IN ,he foregoing order when and where tbev
are required to attend with their accounts and youcI
ers and with office copies of such of the court nana,
Jan 22-law8t 0"r '
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-05
3Mar6sue NfSia8.
PORT or RICHMOND. Fer

ham, 4 days from New York oAr'' ''u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-05
FRESH LINEN STORE,

TO FAMILIES and OTHERS.
House Keeping Articles, &c. sc.
A T r. Fl. JENKINS will be found the follow.
:, "A ing goods of recent imporrations
fiVc cases Irish and German shifting
Linens ct oil prices md qualities, warranted pure
fax and grass bleach
One case Just opened rich double Danask for table
clohs-full yds 81 % yds wide-new patterns
IL and Cd single Damask do do
Elegant Damask bordered table cloths from "a yds
long to yds in lcnglh-ricb and elegant
few doz cheap napkins
Turkey red table covers
Brown linen French do do
Linen cambria and linen oambrc pocket bdkE.
Irish sheetings-German shectinrs &c &c.
Persons wanting any of the above description Of
men goods may be- assured Of finding general as
sormcn, at the most reduced prices warranted grass
bleach and OIL linen, and for snc by the piece half
piece, or yard, at
r. ri. JENKINS
hlcr'no Shawl, Linen and Fancy Dry Good Store.
dec %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-05
CIRCUS.
For the Benefit of MIR. BUCKLEY
More Novelty Than Ever.
THIS EVENING rh :

THIS EVENING, Feb. 8
Va Wihch occasion the whole force cf the Gamma
ny wih be engaged; and ali novelty possible intro.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-05
eNboIesaIe a1rtree Current.

se''t'fUHh, REQ
STAPLE ARTICLES.
Tobacco, leaf
fine, l00lb. $7ac
good, 4 Il )
fair, ga 4
refused, ?! a 81
manufactured
LIST quail. cavendish, ID. IS a II
small twist, no. !, HAS
no. San
Flour, city mills, 6 50 a.
canal, 5ia6
Uheat, ITO
Corn, bush. 40
Coal, best for shipping, 10 a ,,
inferior, Haas
Cotton, 9a94
VARIOUS orHFR ARTICLES.
Beesicdr, hest, 10 "a %
Buffer, VI a LA
Beef, mess, Dbl. 10 5Oall
iesh, > 20 \ 5O
Bacon, new,
Cheese, 7a9
Candles, tallow, mould, 10 a II
sperm. 26a27
C9Bee, w. I. green, IIaI2
Rio, lia12i
Java, white ID a Ii
ordinary qualities, lOaII
Chocolate, no. |, ala
CoPperds, Id. 2ha3
Fash, herrings, no. l, 81
shad, no. I, 534
mackerel, no. /, 6Ad7
do. 10. 2, 5 a %
do. no. ), 3 75a4
Frn't-raisins, bunch, box, 3
muscatel, 2 IS
Feathers, live geese, good, 33a35
Glass, window, sxlO, 50 feet,
= IS l0xl2, do. 3
Gunpowder, Duponrs, 3 80
Rogers .
Hemp, American, ton, 100 a l2C
HIDES, Sp'h, sun-dricd, Is a Ia
sailed, l2al5
Indigo, Spin flotant, 10. 5Oal rs
Iron, Swedes, ton, 95 a 100
English, 30
American, 80 a 85
Lard, new, 7la3
Lime, p
Leather, sole, ID Il p
upper l IS a ? 10
Lumber, clear, 1000 #. D
merchandise, II a 10
Mahogany, ST. Dom. fl. IL a %
Bay, 7 a 10
MoidsseS, gal. n. o. 81 n 50
superior, 30 a "a
w. India, generally, 80 a SO
Meal, bushel, 75a3O
Mails, cut, 10. 81
Oil, linseed, gal. 80
tanners, Dbl. Is I3l
sperm. winter prsd. gal. 80
do. summer do. Go n 20
Oats, bush. 35a37
Plaster Of Paris, ton, ; -
Pork, prime, Dbl. ia
mess, Ia so
fresh, (hogs,l 1OOlbs A so a 81
Rice, Carolina, new ? IS a 3
Sugar, loaf l6a2Ot, lump14alG
N. o. brown, 100 lbs. 6 a8
St. Croix, do. - aIO
muscovadoes, CD as
Sait, sack, Liv. filed, 2In2I
ground alum, 2 a2l-8
Sultpetre, lb. 81 a1O
Spirits
brandy, cognac, gal. I4OaI5O
apple brandy, new, 3SaIO
peach do. 10 n 90
rum, ST. Croix g. Ant. 60 a &c
do. New England, 40 a AZ
gin, Holland, so n IO5
do. Amrican, SO a 40
Whiskey, f2
Steel, German, III 12a1l
English hlisiered, III
Amer. do. 5la6
Shot, cwt So
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-05

BOOkS "A UUSI. go
IL NASH respectfully informs tho pubic rat
- he intends reducing has Stock; and 10 accom-
psh II, will sell at cost Tor cash only iii tie fst Of
March. ian 9s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-05
EngIlsh Como Animals.

English Comic Animals.
'ANHE Humourlst and The Comic OHrring. two
English Animals. onntaing m1uy humourous en-
cravings and "ots" Of humorous matter elegantly
bound-Just received by J. n. NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-05
FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS
J. III. NASH.
Agent for The Work.
REW4R n

AM authorised to offer reward OF $500 each fox
the apprehension and delivery to me, or to nv dep
uty YIN Carer, il Richmond city. OF Leroy joydan
ana Gh"r'es WhieIy, who were out upon bail. and
maze oroEe their recognzances, by foure to appear
III the Circuit Court the United States at Rich
tnonu' upon charge Of forging the declarations and
G!hcr documents Tor Obtaining the pay of certain SOL
dieFs OF the Revolution; md against whom true bil q
the said court. ''''' VI
I'm informed that Tho above mentioned LEROY Jor-
dna was resident, from his birth of Bedford COUNTY
Is rom 10 10 80 years OF age, and about feet or
ches IN height stout heavy built full face short neck
large round head, black hair and henvv black baorJ
am also informed 'ha; Charles Whitley was, for the
inc last 20 or IS years resident said county of Bed
,ort Is from 40 10 As years of age, nearly six feet in
height, slender and straight built, thin ysnre, ohi
complexion, genteel his appearanc and of insinat
ing manners JOHN PEGRAM M,,.Ini
of Tic $, for the E Dstric, of Va.
nv, y, i""'' 70. Pm
The editors ofthe Richmond WING and I.yncbburo
Nrglnian will please insert the forcqonc for two
months, luness sooner counternandcd) and forward
their accounts TO me for ayment
J. PE(fRAM Marshal T. n orU,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-05

ter'ormance 10 commence with Grand TramnoI;no
oy mr. Hess, who will threw n summerset over ,.r
tc's' canvass, great number of horses and l,s,Iv
over hIe OF soldiers, with fixed bayonets
r, A''er which complete trial Of skill by the yhoIo
company Clown, Gmcn. ''0
Inc Combat from Kango, or the grateful Lion
Troy '''' obstruction OF
oiack Rope Faul,ing by Mr.. Buckley. In ,ld;
ZION 10 ms former icas, be will leap throug balloon
On hte. And secondly, through balloon; and While
hasTng through take the Clowns eldest son out by
inc leg. lie viii likewise, for this nigh, ony Jnc;S
wager by drawing himself up TO the ton of tho
CiTcns by his teeth only. - '"'
Batoute Leaps. by the whole troon
hoEscmanship By young Bacon, who will ,,o
through his pleasing evouiions
Mr.. Harrington will Introduce the celebrated bors.
| iihoar, emu exhibit his domestication.
y graceful act of horsemanshiD he NJ, JI,,
g'on: In addition 70 which he will 90 throuob b,s
equcs'riansm On two horses; and carry vnunr Bacon
on his shoulders 1's D"'o''
Ionic Sorg, by Mr.. Blackburn.
=, Mr Diackburn, the Indian Jupolcr will ,o
'"Lou'h his astonishing performance
CohI Black Rose on horseback
! i"c Evenings Entertainment TO conclude with n
New Ballet, called The
LOVERS MISTAKE.
:, IN winch there will be Variety of Dancnp nv
Mr ana Mrs. Buckley and The rcs, or Tho Co,n-.,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-05
II NELSON & co
No Mistake.

k'oR JudSlns Ointment. prepares hy Judkins HIM
N seq apply to me, first door above the Bell Ia
vern where large supply of the true and gen,,;no
article, direct from him, may always be found. I
snail not reduce the price OF this article at bu,
TO persons who may purchase sell again. will sell
at such price as will be considered very liberal dis
count. III. C.. Mc'NEMARA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-05

- Tickets s., halves so, quarters %.
Fos sale at the Lottery and Exchange Office of
leo D THO h BIGGrP
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-05

I New Ken, County Court, November IIth $780,
w; noher W. hockaday, comPrt, against West G.
niniree' AMI James Stsmper, admir- of Polly W;nfrs
decd dcits.-.IS CuAxcEnY wy "''nree'
ms day came the plaintiff by his counsel and fled
MS ON IN ttis cause; and the defendant We., ~
"Inree not having entered his appearance and rven
according to the act Of assembly and the rnles
TINS court and appearing the satisfaction of IN.
court, mat he - not an inhabtant of this common
wealth. 1t is ordered, that the said defendant do sn
pear mere on The second Thursday in March next 10
answer tne said bill; and that copy of this order he
shed IN the city of Richmond, for two months succes
sey and that another copy be posted at the front door
OF the courthouse of this county.
jan lawSw - -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-05
Umbrellas and ombs.

ENGLiSH aud American Umbrellas. of supero,
A4 qualify. Also, plain and carved Tortoise she'll
coniSs OF me latesi patterns, with vorc'y OF other
Jan ! II NELSON G. co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-05
English ANIMALS.
10 Farmers.

WIZ give the highest marker price. for or .OoC
d bushels flax seed. J. II. EUSTACE.
ian 2G-Gf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-05
MICKLE'S OFFICE

nRAWiNG of the Disma! Swamp Canal Let
- terry, No. 1:
a6 46 10 81 CO CT II 40 50.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-05

N O,TlCE.-A. vacancy having occurred in the
L female department of the Richmond Lancnstri-
an School, by the death of the late teacher Misc
Reoecca s. Bennett, it becomes necessary that the
Board OF Trustees appoint suitable person as sue
cessor. 10 this end, all who may be disposed 10 an
ply are required to send in their applications accom-
panied by satisfactory testimonials as to ouafcaton
TO the Secretary Of the Board, on or before N. ed
annuin payable quarterly.
i'y resolution of the Board Of Trustees
ian G-2aw ST JOHN 8 MVEpS G.,
bURSUANI To deed IN trust executed 70 Tho
h subscribers by Ro Douthat BEARING dat, The
goth day of March, 1926, and committed to record
10 the Office OF the Charles City county court. the
3ist day OF the same month and year IN order 70
secure The payment of sundry sums of money due
from said Douihot 20 Fielding Lewis-will be sold.
10 The highest bidder, at public auc; on for ready
money at Charles City Courthouse on Thursday
inc 1'h day OF February next being court day for
SAID county of Charles City, a negro man named
Davy Selling rs Trustees. we shall convey such
sie only as Is vested in Us by the trust aforesaid
ne sale OF The negro inoined at the time oF
seng the other property conveyed blythe deed above
mentioned which njrctloh has since been dissolved
BEN HARRISON
ian l4-iaw5ic RO. w. CHRISTIAN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-05

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