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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-01

Monday noon. In this time, the rebels traVersed
country Of near, 90 miles In extent, murder
ing every white indiscriminately and wrecking
the furniture. They SET ire to nc houses, and
as far as is known, committed no outrage on any
white female. What their Interior object was,
is unknown. The more intelligent opinion is
that they had none, though some of them say II
was to getto Norfolk, seize ship, and 80 to AT.
RIGA. My own impression is, that they acted
under the Influence OF their leader Nat, preach
er and prophet among them; that even ne had
no Interior purpose, but was stimulated exciu.
siyely by fanatical revenge, and perhaps mlSied
by some Authorization Of his imagined spirit OF
prophecy. Committing the first murder, finding
themselves already beyond the reach of pardon
drunk and desperate, they proceeded in blind fu-
ry, to murder and destroy all before them. 1t
will be long before the people of tins county can
get over the horrors of the late scenes, or teei
safe in their homes. Many will probably emil
crate. It's an aggravation of the crimes perpe'
trated. that the ow ners of slaves in this country
are distinguished for lenity and humanity. Cot
ton and corn are the staples here, and the labor
of attending to these is triiing with what IS ne
cessary in other parts Of the State.
The Fredericksburg Arena has the following
paragraph
Nv have conversed with an intelligent pas
senger in the Richmond Stage. who states, tina.
late on Saturday night. the Governor received
two expresses from the disaffected district, the
r.ature Of which communications had not been
made public. 1t vas, however. generally believed
that an insurrectlon had taken place IN the county
of Surrv and that several families had fallen VIC
tins. The Richmond Cavalry. on their return
to the city, were met by orders from the Governor
to march to Surry. We give these particulars to
nut an end to the exaggerated reports which are
IN circulation respecting this alleged second dis
turbsnce.'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-01
Copartner ship.

gu,ur undersigned respectfully inform their friends.
and the public generally. that they have sssocia-
ted themselves in business. under the firm Of
Koones & MILAN,
,t the we'll known stand. lately occupied by Messrs
! A. Jobnson & Co corner OF King and Fairfax sis.
where they will keep constsn'ly on hand, general
STAPLE s. FANCY DRY GOODS,
Which they will dispose pf Oh the most sccomodat.
ng terms. 10. y. MUuNnS'
aug 8-eo,f JAP NIL AN, 'r.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-01
MAMMOTH LOTTERY.

sept 1T
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-01

The superintendent of the Auburn State Prison
states in his report have under my care about
four hundred and .ffy male prisoners, and nine
females, and l would cheerfuIly undertake the care
of an additional 459 men TO be rid Of nine womenH
What Savage.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-01
JOIN /. QNgHLLS

DE PFcTFULLY ini" ws rue cu-t omets of thc
IA lat firm vi Jan 7. Quar- es g. Co all,
public generally, mai he has purchased o
r. d J. =. James th"Ir lGtsr"s' in the stock 81
goods, belonging I" ths; coDc"fr.
To his fflend., VIII" have literally patron
z"d him while ransac ing the business Of H..
late Inn, h" returns his graceful ucknnwlPds
ments, and stl CT n continuance ofthcir patron
age Those who have not dealt with HIM. h,
inyi ca ts call and examine his stock, which I,
g"od for The season; and will, In few week,
be replenished with every descrip ion of Gl
goods.
His prices WI be low. for cash, or to pune
fual Gus omers, on the usual credit.
Louisa Couri-House. June 28rh, 1881.
!" ~ Iaw4t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-01

IHk CsNsrHUTI'NAL NHfG Is published twice a week.
fhlonday and Thursday eveniugs IA, FIVE dollars per
annutn, payable IN advance.
For advertisns-75 square (or less) nr the
,nsertion, and 50 cents for each continuance The
Der Of Insertions must be noted the Ms otherwise
the advertisements will be and charged accord
ingy.
ages must be paid up. And those who may wish to dis
continue, will notify the Edtors that effect M leas,
Iweniy days before the period expires fer which they
subscribed
All letters TO the Editors be pos, paid or they will
receive attention
Notes of chartered specie paying Banks of any of the
States will he received in payment Subscription tn
the Wing, though Vrg MIA States Bank Notes would
Posi- Office al the risk Of the Edisors
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-01
laid for Sale

u Vii u subscriber oilers for sale his tract ot
TX Eand, lying in P"whalan cnupiy on App, =
mattox river, about II miles above G.nito 9
below Clement Town and - above the C,urI
House adjoining the land of Cha rles E; u,,stou
Richard Watkins, Hugh Frruch. and others
The tract cont ans about 600 acres: bowen =
and 300 acres OF winch Gre creek and river low
grounds OF very excel lem quality. equal TO any
on AppomattoX river. Snue oi tie river Low
grounds are yet unclearcd. The nigh land Is il,
good state for cult vatIun, and lie uurc ha-rr
VIII nave IN his power IL seed from 20 To lsC
bushels OF wheat on good com and tnha Geo land.
The wood land is well ri'nb.red, and more tbs n
a sutficiency for the support of the plantation
independently at the uncleaTed lot grounds
Ihe improvements consist of an overseer's hous,
and 'od negro QUARTERS. an excellent new rrar-
cry and threshng machine attached 10 II, and
tobacco barns sufficient TOR curing 90 t. 80, 900
weight of tobacco. Any person Wishing To view
the land VIII at any time be shown il by nv br. =
her, = Eggleson, who lives adjoining, or MIR.
Hugh French, who at presen, occupies 1t. The
purchaser will b. allowed the privilege of seed
'ng crop OF wheat this fall.--Shuud,t the sbov
described land be not sooner sold privately
(no'ISe Of which will b. givrn,) ii will be sold
nubhcly. to the b. ghest bdd, r, at Hugh French,
Tavern. on The Buckingham road, 2 miles abuv,
Pp~hatan Court House. On Thursday, the 1911
day of August, j. far. if moi. the n. ri fair day
The te ms shall be accommodating, and WI b.,
made IL own on the day of sale, or on appica
ION 70 he subscriber, resicing in Amelia coun.
~. WI. EGGLESTON.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-01

Chesterfield County Court, May 9. 1891:
n Richard C. Wilkinson plft. against William
Ferguson, j.: Thomas B 'chpr, Benjamin Moo
oy and Bcf1amn PatraIn, dts. In CHAN
Gerry
The defendant William Furguson. If. not ba-
=Vlng entered his appearance, aud given seem
rity according TO law and the rules nj his ,urr
andl appearing TO the So isfaction Of the court
that he is rot and inbabfent of this Common
wealth. On the motion Of the plaintiff by his
attorney James w Pegram, E.q 1t ia order
ed that the said WIN. Ferguson, lr. do appear
here on The first day of September term mex
and answer the plaintiffs bill. and that copy
this order be forthwith inserted in some news
spa per- printed in the city of Richmond, for two
months successfully, and another copy posted
&t we trout door OF the Court house Of this
county for two successive court days.
Jy 2l-CoPy, Test, l.. NUNNALLY, DC.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-01
KRaSTOE ESTATE,
Ast tsse county of Pr. EVSEEia3ss,

2 pursuance of the power vested in the Prosi
n cont and Directors. of the Literary Fund by
an aSi OF the General Assembly passed 25th Febru
airy last, authorising the sale of tho Rr;s,oo tct
OF land in the county of Prince William. nronos-
ais whl DO received by tho said President and Di.
reetors' ior the whole or any portion OF tine said
tract until the 10th day ofOctobor next,
The annexed extracts from tho lay will sbo~,
tho conditions required Of tho purchasers
Pcrsons Offering proposals viii consult their own
convenience IN h2ng tho installnonts of the pur.
ch1So money. '
TIE Bristoe tract contains by survey Ctea ooro.
TIE greater 7ert ot 'vic is under oasss which vii
expire n Il. year 1S4o, ana -vhich arc sua;s., -,
~ aaau rent :. atCac 25,J32 pounds Of tobacco
=! o:lSs OF nc President ami Directors OF the
). BROWN, Jr. al Aud,z
"a. - II t&ifha5 enacted That !, shall 20 tina
daty oi tho said President and Directors 20 rsa;ra
O. &c P9Icnaser or purchasers Of tho said tract,
ocnls wilh sufficient personal security pav,hI. IN
The SAID Prssiden. aad Directors, together With ,
coed or aeeds OF trust the estate so sold. to So
cure the payment Of he purchase noney and inter
so.' Ich ponds So t2>eI, shall bear interest from
the aateG thereof. And al persons who shall Ell
20 peS into the treasury annuity within sly ,nontLr
AFTER tnc sane shall become due, the interest which
may accrue ca their said bonds, shall forfs;t oii
cain TO The credit given on their purchases, and
the principal sh:u thereupon become due and bo
recoverable by tho said President and Directors
with a.! interest in arrear, by motion to tho Gera
TAI Court on ten days notice Of the time of ma king
sueh motion, or the payment thereof enforced by
proceeding on the deed deeds of trust aforesaid
at the discretion of the said President and Direct
3D. Be it further enacted, That all persons be.
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
4th; This act shall be in force from the pas
sing thereof. go
may ~ o,v,d,
~ The Editors ofthe National Intelligencer and
OF the Alexandria Phenx, will publish this adver-
tlscment twice week until 10th Oct next, and
send their bills to the I'd Auditors Office for paw
ment. ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-01
ARRIVED.

Schr Horizon, lngrrsoi, tom N.YoIk, nth ballast
Senr Betsy Hamilton. Mekns, hom Norfolk, with to-
scnr Free Ocean, we,s, from Phi ,doipha, with sun
dries Rogers hartisom, Daniels, L Webb & Co
J Bosher, O,is Dunlop & Co.
Schr James Fisher. Somers, from, New York with sun
dnes 10 VI Nnchell, Ralsou & Pl-asauis, ) e. II An
drew, Becnasd psyto" Davenport, Allen Il Co, Johu X
Trpleu.
schr Hornet. Pitts, from New York. with suudriss to
Lancaster, Ds"ny e. Go, s,IaMon; Gus. Dunlop & Co
RassnTa',: Gn aF,,SI 20 t Me1e A"d,ea
Holt, J Hallowe!l. J NJ & w Willis, c Seden & c.,
ID Weller, Peyton, C r,iin l. Wehb & Co, w All,
'Hers, X johnson, Richie Il Cook, smith. Wer,h
j. Is H'iiiard, Workman & Mctiruder, Van-Lcw &
Hannah, a w Noting, ) Saunders Myers, Fogan
and others
,schr Consent, Pierso, from the Zip Raps.
Schr i'rankl II. Miller irpn the Rip Raps.
Brig New Packet, Murch. kom Norfolk
Schr Defiance, Ackley, from New York, with svndries
to J Wallace aud G NJ Mitchell.
Sciir Carpenters Fsncy from Elisabeth Cry, wRh
shingles
Schr William Kemhle. Saunders, from New York, oal-
Schr Thomas H. Blunt, from Elizabeth City, with con
10 Winston.
Sehr Arrl, Taylor, from Norfolk, with tobacco to C H
Mitchell, & i G~ahmey
e,eanhoa, Potomac bubble, from Washington via
Norfolk, with he'gh' and passengers.
Steamboat Norfolk, sutton, fro Baltimore: via Nor
Walker e. Boo'he, J Poe s. Bro,hers. J n En.,sce b
Pey'on, } Parker. J Randolph, - Nash {; Picn, M
li"ll u.s. } Allen. j.. Morris, McKddoe & co, !
Enwan, D""km " Baiiy, Evans. n c isrsce. q Oiphm
Lion, X & i Gwahmey, Nomnle & Wilson
Sioop Betsy, Buck from Philadelphia. with sundrie.
20 Raison g. Peasants, Cotton & Clarke, c VI Mitchell
I Knight, w Wallace, Z Smith. D Tmnberlake K d
Sarxay, Lancaster, D-nbv & ro z Cotton,
SAILED,
Sshr Extra Kstchum, ior ~ York, with coal.
Schr Belle SkidInore, Tor Albany with coul.
Schr Susan, Creighton, for " York, with coal
Schr Caroline. for Providence, (R u with coal.
Schr May Louisa, for Petersburg.
Steamboat Richmond, Chapman, for Norfolk, with
fresh, and passengers.
Sloop Janet, for Guy Point, with tobacco
Schr Cornea, Weservelt, hence at N York on Friday
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-01
LAND FOR SALE.

NlLL be sold 81 New Kent Court house,
ON Thursday the i;h day Of August next,
'cioG 'our' day, 10 The highest bidder, tract
i'@nd pc!ong'og to the estate OF James Poin-
Tex g deceased. lying IN said County. abou, fiys
49, "es ff"tri the Courthouse, and containing
''s ucie'' be the same more or less Terms-
zoe ''n'ih II the purchase money to be paid in
s"' ne RESCUE III three equal annual install
~ iana VII De required, in the absence of one
We L"satees on the day, MIR. james Stamper.
- iGV aGiaoriSsd 20 act. The title is ia,l,spu.
able. THE IECaTEESr
~ 2I-fha
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-01
W1LLian g. .Marg College.

TINE Lectures IN tbs ln-Iiiu ION v III com
n meuce usual on he last h!nnday 10 Oc-
iOber. The Faculty are not nttborix, d o per-
mt a Student 10 boar1 out 81 CVl;rgr, excem
on the Wrften request Of tbc P1feut or Guur-
JIan-a ndninn thnt will not be Gi,pcnsc d
with in any case No more 10 TO be paid frr
board, including lodging, washing, fuel, candies
att ndsnce. &c than S'29, Of ~hicH one huir
IS to be puji when the Student enters College,
and the other hair a. the expiration oi half The
Term.-Expenses ne hlows: For Board Sf2O
characterization Fee S5-F, es 10 Tie Professors
in the Junior Course go; in The Senior Course
500 These Fees ore TO be paid IN advance.
The Law Lectures will be continued to tie
end Of The Term; and the necessary expenses OF
the s. udent. intending Board, &c. Fee to the
Professor, and Msriculstion Fee, will be S145.
The Grammar School opens October LIT Board
for 10 pI"nths 800, and Tuition Fee $40.
Jolly % If a. EMPlE, President.
IL This advertisement Is h BE- published i'm
tnediaiely in the Enquirer and Wing, Richmond
The Old Dominion, PPtrrsburg--thr Observer,
Fayeiicv illc-the Centire. Ncwbern-the Star,
Raj. igh-the Herald and Beacon, NoIf k--the
Jeffersonian Republican, Lyochburg--the r.
publican, Winchester and The Arena, Feeder
cksbuTg-- aboui The middle Of Aug ust, Sep
TENDER ond O'tobe'. let It be pubi'sned once
n each cf he for, go ng papers, exec p. ne Are
ne End Beaco". Accourts . be sens - Msjaf
BCmInd ChrstIsn Richmond.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-01
Dryden d. HUNT
Mercham Tailors, OF BALr1moR,

Merchant 1aitors, OF Baltimore,
- RESPECTFULLY inform tbri friends and
"a the public, that they have selected from the
late arrivals, n very general assortment # Goods.
suitable for gentlemen's wear, which tbev are
prepared to make up t" order in the neatest styl,
and on the most accommodating trrns-vrz, sn.
per cloth coats, Of any Jour from 20 to Is dol
iars-PaDls and Vests ON equally pleasing terms
And for The accommodation Of such of m,
friends as do not visit the CITY, they may exDecr
70 see me at Lancas er Court-Huuse, on the
Zoth day Of June, at The sitting Of the Levy
CoGft, where | shall be prepared to exhibit a
caro- OF patterns Of a general variety of goods.
from which gentlemen may seize, and rive or
GeFsJ ano 10 take measures for such as may feel
disposed 10 favor Us with their custom. ANY ar
nee OF dress which may be ordered. shall meet
vi immediate attention, ard forwarded ON ar
cordlDg to direction.
X . s5r JOHN n. HUNT.
Of the firm of Dryden g. Hunt,
10 10 14waic No 5, Sharpe st. Baltimore.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-01

M EDlCAL DBrAR ~. EN- The Lee
1V-R viii c ,nm"nce with the s s.ion O,
tnr lOlh OF Sep'enit,rI, and Ue ;egua-l, c"n,in-
ned til! the % h # July lluwlng:-a cnur e
acre than iwic" r. long as at an, Med CT, Col
| ge IN he Un
Tne arrangement Of sutjects is as f,l ows;
PHYs'oLocY, PATHoLoGY, OysTETEIcs. IN,
MrDIcAL JURisPHrpENcE -kOBLEY LUN-
GLESON, NJ. D.
CHEMISTRY, MArERrA MEplcA and PHARaA-
cY JOHN p EMMETT, VI ID
ANATOMY and SURGERY, with DIss EcTIons-
PHOS JOHNSON, NJ -.
Tine Anat mcnl Museum is already in corr
lition 10 clucIdate the L. ctures oD ANTON. amG
Ph' slology; and daily receiving add ions
whilst the Surgical apparatus Is at least equa
o any in the Union.
One full course of Lectures in the Mod
'"l Department Is considered by the authorit Z,
Ut The University of pennsylvania as tqulvulcn.
% course in thai InstiLu,i;r.
o. The same papers requested publish This
ndice sug l-V4i
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-01
Manchester Property For Sale

N pursuance of the last will a nd Testament
IL OF 'hn Mu eli late OF Chesterfi.lI co,n,v
shat Offer for sale, the premises M Public
A"ct on, On Thursday. tie st dav o. S.n,cm-
ner next, YEA her permitting, or the fir fir
day 'her""f'er) al! The real pIoper;y m tho town
OF Aanch' s'cr. Il 'ugirg to the e.t2te of the
'al John Murcht', Consisting of the following
VIZ: Il lot, or square wi tie bull ,nes amer.
aiming t" 1t. long known as the Manchester
Tobacco Ware Houses, one other house and ot
n the NJ n Stree, ndj tinug the property OF e.,
L. b Snl h-aso a TN ,nent on MAN S reer.
""w IN The occupancy OF Mr. Alex Grant, having
large b:irk dive ng house, wi II nine r,ums .
good lrstne ki'chen,suinke house, stable, carraye
h"nse and a gardeu-"lso, another tenement on
The Main Street. adjoining the last m.n1i) ned. al
present. cccnpi"d by Mr.. a rchd +. eel,ud; N ,bis
at lea house that has been used surn;. ycurs as n
tobacco ftctory. with screws, presses, and Their
nx'"res bei.'ngingto il, ~hich may be sold Sc
parate, with Efficiency IF ground TO SUIT pur
chasers-Poseessan may be given he frsr day
January next-Terlrs, one fourth on ,h, is, Of
January the balance IN three equal insslments.
payable IN 8 X, twelve, and eighteen months
Bonds win god security. and deed of trust
on tlie property, VIII be required
RO. ID, MURCHiE,
Ex'n- Of john Murchie, dec.
On Ill
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-01
Fifty Dollars Reward.

- WAY from The subscriber on Sa-
M turday evening last, negro man nous d
WASHINGTON. a bright m0latto, about %
years OF oge, and feet 0 inches high.
Washington was purchased ofDr.J. N. Faul
con OF Amelia, and has wife living in Surry
county, where 1t is likely he has gone. Tn,
above reward will be paid if taken without OF
twenty-five dollars if apprehendcd within the
limits OF the State, end ell reasonable charges
paid. HALL NELSON SEQ
je 29-ts Richmond, Va
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-01
IAQUELIN P. TAYLOR will

TAQUELIN P. TAYLOR Will receive. nv
- The ships Julian, Anacreon, and other
opportunities from London and Liverpool. direc,
to James River, large supply If fall and win, er
Goods, which, having been selected with grea,
care, Tor the Richmond trade, he will be prepa
red to sell on such favorable Conditions that h.,
invites purchasers to his stock, in the hope of
beng able to furni-h them on as good terms as
hey can be had in this country. In his assort
ment WILL be found
White, grey and mix'i napt cottons
Mkt, grey, blue, q cen aud red plsins
Rose, point, striped, dufill and army blanket.
Drab and olive fearnaughts and frynlrrs
White, red, green Yellow and Xix .nnYie
Green anu red hnCk'rgs and to -es
D'ble m,llrd drab. mrxi and u,hcr cloths
Slpet fine blue, biz hicwr, i've and n,ulbcrrv
cloths
d. b'uc, Blk drab end XII cs,s:mcr,s
Valencia, swansea wn, toauc, aud velvet
yeS'ings
Bombozct-. merino Cmcas7isns and ratl,nets
Crimson lennon ard blue rich mofeun ana
dana k
Ca!coes, gnghams. csrbricks md jackon,ts
Worsted, lambs wool cotton ana sik hosiery.
Oznaburgs, Tcl5-pburgs and buraps
IRISH linens, lawns shce,ngs aud diapers
On ccnsignru"nt, 20 bales Scrtct, Venplian
kiddermmsi"r douhls ply and Brussel. carpet.
,ngs on" rags, which he IS an hor,z"d 20 sell a.
low ms IN any marke, in he UniteJ States
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-01

Plantation and Ferry for Rent.
4 IN the first day of James City August Court,
the Plantation and Ferry on James River, innedi
atey above jamestown. Persons wishing to rent
tie same will then and there have an opportunity
IF doing so. JOHN II. SMITH.
- Is ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-01
Fifty Dollars Reward.

"A Robbery ana destruction OF prnpert,
IA has taken place at the establishment known
as The Sugar House r chmond ILL., and Their.
has been stolen on, # that house, the copper
u'Fns lis belonging it, employed in refining SUI
gar, To wit one large copper sugar pan, one larg.
opprr boiler. one large copper cooler, and Sc
verol 9th smaller vess, Is. The above reward
will be given for the di-cnvery and conviction of
he thief or thieves The attention of cop
persmths ami purchasers If old copper. also, of
masters + We; sells who may have had su. b mr.
tcles on freight, is h" eby sol cited, with the
unders anding. that re,,,uion will not be reuulr.
ed from the Innocent purchaser or possessor, OF
any of the articles stolen.
G. H. BACCHUS,
For John McKim, Jr. Esq. of Ba tlmore.
inlv Q-enQf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-01

~ OTICE.-The Subscriber having determined
u leaving the State of Virginia, is desirous of
bringing his business to speedy close.-All per.
sons indebted to him by bond or book account are
requested to make immediate payment, particularly
those whose debts have been due any considerable
time, as longer indulgence cannot be given; and
all persons having claims him, will present
them for settlement, to Hubbard g. Gardner or 10
Andrew 5. Whitlocke, (who may be found at their
store who are are fully authorised to close all my
unsettled business. JACOB NJ WEAVER
" 0I-yy
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-01
LAW SGaAsbxhs.

NV III subsc.'''s' in'enus OIening, i:ext fall a law
Il school, the of stanton; To be continued
lrimanentiy adequate encouragement should
ed The mode of instruction will cnurse of lectures
and study, and frequent exaruao In order TO devote
the grcser part OF his time the proposed school M
wi from@ts commencement, CUuhne practice 10 IN,
Court Of Appeals al LIE" iShIIg aud the Federal anc
CHcnt Superior Courts ~ Siaunor Thr fist sPssiu.
will begin a" 'i'e J. f .icnbrf. and ua ihe
1T Of j"ly "'x' rir'ns wi'i!'' on & p
'i'g he '-'E's g 20 ttirsa. .t: C;ru,i Supei.n
Z as ! ..e a'. " :-g -ev.f-~ - =. ss,e
d..i9'' .er'~ss fs,.'e"s e.: a'-a1i-e pyg.is.,
f''s- &C iT-.'-' - 81 70 70 -aa.-''fs. t'y leu
soa- .r. ur ,r.l a. r.. r.-vr ,v - e
trCufHen -srf-- az 7.@- 'h'' = .-.-- 90 s.st-
? Gaa scaoo. wil certainty 20 into cro51
c.o- = ne 3; Ct Oc:35s. usz..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-01
POSTPONEMEWT OF SALE

vENHE sale of real property, belonging to the
II estate of William Saunders. dec d, which
Has advertised by commissioners, under a
decree OF Henrico County Court, Is postponed
Tor the present at the request of the party inter-
ested. Notice will be gwen hereafter of the
time that 1t will take place. 1t will probably be
IN the month of October
HERBERT a. CLAIBORNE.
CON. ROBINSON.
lit
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-01
Strawberry Plain fer Rent.

Nhis valuable Farm belonging to the children
n OF Bowler T. Cooke Deci will be rented
oIho highest ti'der. on the premises ON Fri.
Jay Tue 5 II August, and the privilege Of
faii"w'ng for crop a wheat VIII he nranie5
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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-01

q virtue of a trust decd, made by Charles Ben.
n nett for the benefit of Jno. j. Stubs sen.
bearing dato the 2lst of Deer, 1915 and recorded
IN The county court Office of Henrico will be sold
10 the highest bidder for cash. at tho front door of
the said courthouse, on Fridiy, August the 5th.
1881, sale to commence at ! O'Clock of that dsv.
~ acres OF Land, lying and being in the said
the lands of Jas. NJ. Couliing and othors.
The Trustee will convey such title only, an 10
vested in him under the said trust deed
Sale ordered By the Executor.
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