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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-22
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
II NOW OEfER For SAI.E The hrick iannra..

VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
NOW OFFER FOR SALE the brick tenement
IL add its sppnrtensnce', located a full acre of well
enclosed grouni nearly opposite Mr.. Thomas Rather.
foords, and enanted to the able Engineer, Mr.. Stein
~Also, brick tenement, near our High Constable's
residence (Mr John Godd ny tenan;sd to Mr.. Clement
White, OF our City Police Officers.
Also, two brick ieoemen's under on, roof on III
Street; the one under rent to Mr.. Cresswe, aud the
other TO Mr.. Pearman.
Also, framed buiiDg near to the upper Msthodist
place OF worship, well known the residence of The
Rs. Mr.. Kerr.
Also, recently erected brick building, &C., stand.
Ing on full acre Of well enclosed ground on Church
Hill. gently declining to the South and admirably
calculated for the culture of vegetables opposite Ma.
jor Georges ilsnce, lnh occupied by Mr. Sneed
Also, an improved Lot, No. s, at Rockets rs I-2 by
200 and more deep
Also. two Lots with brick buildings hsreon erected.
on E. street, nearly opposite Mr.. Wlrwick's tobacco
warehouse in very dapidatad and ruinou, slate;
but AZ ths sane time possessing materials for Other
structures will say, lots. now offered for sale;
one OF which is directly South Of Mr.. Barclay. To.
baeco Factory, 100 fee by $780, and the other of yearly
increasing value, viz: No. 3, 40 feet fc9ut on the
Dock, by 100 feet in Depth on which a Wa ehoute
similar in structure and extent with that OF Me- Lud
Jams might be erected.
An opportunity is now afforded the purchasers of
live stock for Slaughter, Of bayus pens contiguous TO
market to keep them 10.
The IL acres Of ground Valley or Butcher
Street, known for years past Mr. John ysss saush
sef psn will be laid off into weny separate and
distinct los; Twelve OF which 80 feet front on said
swee' VIII run back 1870 feet thsreabou to eight
feet ALLEYS and thence twsvs other los of similar di-
meDsions, exiening to the western bound aries Of the
ground.
Such OF The aforesaid lois as the close Of the sue
seeding month, remain unsod will then be DISPOSED
Of 1t Auc ion, to the highest bidier;
And, u have liberal bid made me- for rav Dye
seat most agreeable place Of residence that Jloso
offer for sale.
Capitalists, here and else whsrs could not, perb
better dispose of their unemployed fund.- an in ves
ting portion Of them cIiy property; which oosse
advantages no, surpassed by any city 10 tins United
Ststes. RIO GREENHOW
Fob. %. 03-ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-22

"A TEACHER WANTED.-The subscriber Wishes
"a 10 engage the assistance OF Teacher, who e an
give satfacofy evidence of his ability TO teach the
1reek and Latin Language either Of them singly
Ills School will be located between Charlottesville aud
the University, and will probably require the undivided
attention OF two teachers. The next session of the
school may be expected TO from the st 10
the 10 h of March, The prospects Of the school are
such as to warrant the expectation OF handsome COM
PensaIion to the teachers. Applications may be made
until the ist Of March, at the Office Of the Mutual As
suranse Society, in the City of Richmond
FEB II. Gl-t26F A. l.. HOLIDAY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-22

CoMMUNIcArEDl-rhs Author Address TO the LesiI,tus
on TIE subject ts Governors salary ends there
uriy no doubt owing HIMSELF part it, which caIcu
on ,na would have been saved TO The State, had the
r. o. A'emhiy continued st two dollars day.
making l62o days, there would have saving Of one
dollar per day, for each member is, 200 dollars per
day T., there ,s, bs,os 200 members, 1924 900
For the next period Of ~ yesfs, 1870 days the saw.
ing would nave been two dollars per day, for mem-
Der that " 400 dollars day there bsns 200 membe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-22

u The Communication Of "Rodne,' on the ques~
ton OF the Federal Judiciary revise the Judgments
OF the State Courts, will he found our First Page
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-22

a 7 ARTNEkSHIP.--fiAvIngi taken alexander
" Dupm into co-PartneTsbip. the Apotbeeary and
Drug business heretofore conducted by me, will n f-
lure be carried on under The firm o: James .Hchit-
doe Il Co.'S II il very desirable 10 close my old
business as speedily possible, will thank all those
indebted TO me- TO sse their accounts early ~ thew
convsnienllY can do go JAMES MeKILDOE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-22

u No Northern newspaper except four from,
New York, on Spndav--have been received at this
Pos-office, for the two last DAYS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-22

NOTICE is hereby given that called meeting Of
IL the Stockholders in the Rvsnna Navigation Com.
paay will be held at the house Of William ID. Fitz in
the town Of Charlottesville Friday the I1th day of
March next BY order Of the Poard Of I'csctors.
DAN'L r. CARR,
Fob. IL. 80 WIN See'ry R,sN Company.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-22

W Errdtd- In our last paper Mr. Kilgore, and not
Mr. i.eifwich moved to amend the I'd section of the
Loan Bill. The amendment should have been stated
as follows to make a road from Cumberland Gap, by
Lee and Scott contributes to the Valley road west
Abingdon"
Mr. CrumP's motion to amend the sum, was stated TO
be 1000 dollars. 1t should have been $4,000
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-22

There was rumour in circulation in the Fl of D.
yesterday, that Mr. Tszewel intends to resign bis al
10 the Senate Of the u. We knew no, on what au-
hority such a rumour rests-We certainly have no in
formation the subject.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-22

AMES MrKILDOE & CO. Respectfully inform
CD the Pubic, and particularly the customers Of
James McKidoe, that they have always on hand a
complete asofmeu Of svsTy article 10 their line, and
hat the other Of the concern will be ALWAYS in
he houe Tor the purpose Of paying his rersonil aten
on 10 The business. JAMES McKILDOE,
Eeb.S. s5-w6t ALEXANDER DUAL
fuNhE Subscrib rs, who reside in Lunenburg, wish
~ to employ for tie present year, teacher auai6
ed 10 teach the English and Latin languages Com
nuncatons directed to them, Macfariand's Iunen-
burg, will be attended to- III. HATCHETT,
WM. q. OVERFLOW
Feb H. S9-2aw2ws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-22

The Florence (A) Gazette states, that the Editor OF
the I" Bolivar Palladium is brother of Judge Peek
The Palladium takes great offence at some animal
versions which have been published against the Judge
ny such course, paper does not desc the cha
racter OF being " the Palladium of Liberty"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-06
EXECUTORS SALE OF
heal and Personal Estate.

an THURSDAY, tie i9th May 1881 will be
- sold, ON the premises, that valuable Farm near
Fowhatan Court House, called Bellnemus, beng tho
residence OF the late Col James Carke-containing
about $50 acres of highly improved land, to which is
attached valuable giist and manufacturing mill,
with two SIRENS OF water which have never failed in
the dflest seasons. The plantation will be sold re.
parate from the mill tract both together as may
SUIT purchasers.
On the SAID plantation is a large two story dwelling
mouse IN good order, green house. house, large
new barn with stables, cow-houses and ali other ne
cessary out houses nearly new, a large orchard Of
The most valuable fruit trees the yard and garden is
well set with handsome ornamental trees, shrubs
flowers, etc. etc.
Also Is likely young negroes; some fine blooded
mares and colts stock Of cattle, hogs, sheep, etc.
thTeshing machine upon perfectly new and i'm
proved construction machines tor ginning, carding
and spinning OF cotton; a complete set OF engines,
laihes and tools for working Iron brass and wood ali
OF which have been carefully selected; all the house,
nod and kitchen furniture, plantation utensils ect
FURTHER description Is deemed unnecessary, as
those who wish To purchase will fs view the premi-
ses, which, upon examination will prove TO them the
value
Tcrms-FOr the plantation and mill one fifth in cash
inc balance IN four equal annual payments, CARVING
interest f:om the date; to be secured by bonds with
good and approved security. and deed of trust on
the property TO secure the payments.
The negroes will be sold for cash.-For the bal.
ance OF the personal estato-under $40 cash. over
that sum credit OF months will be piyen-
Bonds and approved security will be required in all
cases. q V. CLARKE,
EM'or. of James Clarke. decd.
N e. Those having claims against the estate Of
Sol James Clarke, will present them for adjustment
and those indebted to said estate will make mmed.
ate payment 10 q. V. CLARKE
may - Si EX'nr OF James Clarke.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-06
!. AUCTION SALES,
FOR SALE.

~ ne r:rm.es, at pubic auction, on the second
- wednesday, the Sth Uf June next. my Tract Of
LAND IN Lpndonn county, Virginia. with the Eur
nl,nre the Stock OF Horses, Cattle Sheep, and Hon.
i ne traci Consists of rather more than OF acre.
l. adVantageousiy situated in c very healthy coun.
Try ao"u, III miles fron Washington and Alex1n-
dt'a' and 10 Of good quality; Little River passes
.hr"uSh Tie niddle oft, on which there are aboue
Eoo acres of excellent meadow land in different lots
'ilost OF which Is now IN timothy. II may be divided
INTO three or four farms to suit the purchasers I'm
,he centre iss large md very commodious b. cIx
dwelling House with all the other Buildings necessa-
~ Tor the accommodate of large family, and like
WISE Tor servants laborcrs, &c several of which are
OF hrck There Is also Grist and Saw Sill on
IN" trnci Al the upper end, and adjoining th,
turnpike leading TO Alexandra and the city there is a
comfortable Frame Dwelling. with good barn and
some other accommodations. A, the lower end ,hero
Is Hkewhea house that may acc immediate q email
family The stock of each class is numerous; the
sheeP are generally If the Merino race credit
one two, and three years payable in equal install.
menls with interest will be given for the land oni
one ior Inc stock. am" ;C,..ity being given for tho
pnnctual payment those to whom um indebted,
viii be allowed credit for any property they may pnr
chase to the full amount of the sums due and on
far conditions
Not being able, account of nv weak state of
health, to conduct the sale myself have given fun
power to my son in law Slnue l. Gouverneur and
my nephew James Monroe, Jun. TO perform this
service, for which have vested the property in
them In he event of sale. they have power to
make every other arrangement which circunnstances
may require. JAMES MONROE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-06
@artsue NFWa.
PORT OF RfCHWOND-
ARRIVED

ARRIVED,
Schr independence, Creighton, from Baltimore,
P Chevahs, Hillard. & Goode, Nj
Hollins, and to order.
ARRIVED,
Schr James Fisher Sinners, from Boston. with
sundrie,, t" Otis Dunlop & Co. w Allison Daven-
port, Allen & Co. w Smytn, C Goddard. Parker.
I A Rust, l.uks q Sizer. McKildoe g. Co, } II
Eustace, w Ritter, ] II Wathall, J w Gordon, J
II Nash, II Pettus, and to order.
Schr Caroline, Copes from N. Carolina, with
fish, to Henry Bond and master.
Schr Herald, JONES' from Petersburg.
Schr Revenue, Godfrey, days from New York
with sundres to ID Timberlake, A Archer, Daven-
port, Allen s. Co, + w White, l. Sampson, J Il
Gordon, Lancaster, DENLY g. Co, Otis, Dunlop &,
Co, w Mountloy, A Sweeny, Workman g. Nc
0ruder, aad NJ Mitchell.
Schr Effort, Fordhan, from New York, with
sundries to Nj Mitchell, Van-Lew e. Co, Da-
venport, Allen g. Co, w & d Kyle g. Co, NJ 81
w Willis, Wadesworth & Williams, Rogers g.
Harrison, WORKMAN g. McGruder Baldwin, Ives
S,ratton a Sweeny, Bagwell, Smith g. Hanna.
NJ Branch, Cook 81 Ryan, A w Noting, Lancaster,
DENLY d. co. Peyton. r | Smith, ] " Gordon.
Holt 81 Ross, Raymond & Brothers, G Godda I'd, S
Clarke, l. Webb g. CO.. II Eustace, ] McKildoe
Parkinson r DAVIS, Myers, jr., Tlchenor, II
Lee, Cotton g. Clarke. G l. Sampson. Poe s.
Brothers, J Bohannan, G II Mitchell Winston. ]
O'Lay, w g. Crane, Peasants g. Abbott, L |
n
Johnston s. Son.
Schr Coasting Pilot, Somers, from New York
with ballast
Sehr Crawford, Hudgins, from Norfolk, with sun
dries, to Otis, Dunlop 81 Co, Lancaster DENLY g.
Co, and corn to n u Bowe.
Steamboat Richmond, Chapman, from Norfolk
with freight and passengers. Passed at Warwick
schr Planter, bound up also several other schrs
names unknown, below, bound up.
SAILED,
Schr Virginia, Price, for baltimore, with coal
MEMORANDA.
Schr. Essex, hence at Boston April 3Oth
NEW YORK, May 2.-Cleurcd, Schr Planter
Spcer Richmond.
Arrived, Schrs Hornet, Could Richmond, 10 days
Susan g. Elisabeth, Brewer DO T. Tantivy, Thorp
do; Richmond Packet. Libby, do.
NORFOLK, May 4.-Ship Sarah, Harding, 70
Liverpool, and Brig Ajax, Bcnh1ll, for New Or
lCaRs, have gone TO sea.
Brig Fame, Young, from up James River, bound
TO Liverpool, has gone to sea.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-06
NEW LINE OF COACHES.

Richmond, ScoHsriHe and Staunton Mail ConCt
'HNlllS now line Of Cuaches will COM
mencc running on Saturday, the I'd day
of April next. 1t will run bv Powes, Gooch~
land Court House, Georges, Tiuslcyvillc Culum-
bIa, Wlhn's tavern, to Scosvillc; thence by
Mount Israel 10 New York, where IL inter
scots with the Inc from Charlottesville to Siaun-
tom and thence 10 Lexington and Ghyondotte This
Stage will leave Richmond Tuesdays. Thursdays.
and Saturdays, and return Sundays, Wednesdays,
aud Fridays. Thus the Public will have a Inc of
Coaches Elk tunes week through to Stanton and
Guyandottc: VIZ. three times week by I'inslCyylc
ana Charlotsvllo, and three times by ScOttsvIlc and
New York, making daily line from Richmond TO
Guyandottc OIL the Ohio river. Sundays ercepicd
The ADORE line DiH meet at Georges the Inc
running three times week from Fredericksburg to
tarmville, Prince Edward Court House Hampdcn
Sidney College, &c &c. &c. which will give to
the Public IN thIe section Of the State the accommo
daton they have 80 long wished for The ScolLSuiIs
me VIII aeo lntorscct the line running ffom Lynch
burg To Charlottesville at Mount Israel
mar 28-2aw2mc EDWIN PORTER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-06
AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
Fly D0UeNf,Os't, .4llen 4. 20


FANCY HARDWARE. CUTLERY. Sc
At O'clock, at the store recently occup,rd nv
lessrs Hol, d Ross, on Nam Street vii COM
mence The sale oi an invoice of fancy Hardware
Nutiery, feriumery, &c amounting t" 10000, jnsr
received from the Importers VIZ:
Elegant silver mounted castors with CIT gl,ss,.
some OF which cost $50
Do liquor stands. plated and silver mounted
cost $40
10 plated and silver mounted tea sets
Do Britannia do
Do caks baskets
Do tea trays, IN sets of 4, cost $40
10 Sandwich trays
Do Gothic do
Do silver mounted candlesticks Cos, $40
Do bronze DO
Do brass do
DO Two light bronzed lamps
Do mantel do
Do shutters and trays
DO sctts of ivory knives and forks 80 ps.
6est shear steel carvers. with real buck handles
Real stag table knives and forks
Do do carvers with guards
H'egaht orass tenders assorted, rich and ha nd
come patterns
Brass shovel AID ,ongs, all brass
WIZARDS time pieces, warranted
Bronze ink stands
thermometers
Plated and iron table and tco spoons
Mosaic geld do 90
Elegant gut buttons
300 gross do do
Elegant richly gilt waist buckles
Do pearl butora
Do do studs with bril!ianis
Do do DO arntre
Do scissors
Do pen knives and cotton do
White wound cap wire
Razors and razor straps
Japan shaving boxes
Knitting pins, snuff boxes, and looking elasses
Polished Liverpool avis, assorted
Dressing combs
Pocket do
Int. top and side do
Hat and stock buckles and cloak cinsrs
Toy watches breast pins, &c &c
Cologne and lavender
Macassar oil and pomatum
Oriental and Naples shaving soap.
Also
Percussion and flint guns
Percussion caps, &c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-06
TO PERSONS IN PIRGI.Nh4
Owning Military Lands i'm Kentucky.

Live IN Hickman county, Kentucky, Columbus Iron
~ Banks, the Mississippi River; am the surveyor Of the
Virginia Military Lands Onsate Establishment, aud have
vcyed good many OF them south Of the Tennessee
since the death Of my predecessor Maj VIM Croghanl am
agent iJT number OF owning those lands aud would
willingly for others who may think proper their
business with | probably better acquainted with the
situation of thnse lands than other person; be that
may they attentions and whether they employ
would advise the to pay immediate hem
some OF which have been pagcd Of their timber have
been entered as Warrant Lands and persons living them,
and the occupant laws Of may, after while, the
20 considerable expense and trouble hsve guarded
many of those lands well coulj without having
authority There are large bodies o those Military Lands lying
together and hut few pcoUs living them, with leases,
but squatcrs calculated enhance their value ThFc
twelve miles square those lands me- which
would adye the (knowIng II to I've for their intccsIl
n sell small part three hundred OF each
200 acre tract 81 low price, aud confident, fai
m two three would enhance the value Of the balance
tn double treble what the whole would be worth,
main Persons buying and settling part, would
take OF the balance and induce
ncgbouTood, and settlement that GiyeS value 10 land
would act agent for of lands the Cumberland
and Tennessee rivers, well south west Of Tennessee,
where 1--we, good terms any who will attend as no
ought, To tic business shall give references for recon
nendaious am well known IN Kentucky, and have
qua,u9nces ~ MY native state, vgins persons have
confidence ~ ne, do not desire their business ~ set
agencies, avn willing spend tribe giving the owners ~
those lands, this There ~ the Military
Lsnds south Of the Tennessee Tye that inererod
With by Treasury Wasnt CLAIMS aud possession OF the
Claimants or their Tenants Of which worth Law
SUI, in the Federal Court and Congress disposed do
Justice towards the Occ and Soldiers Of ths Vgna State
Ic, hey Sanuld susf - widrdW them dni po-
cure scrip or tive amount ~ their Warrants hey viii
in't." '' 1I ''..r .-'-. '- ID God. sc..c - .-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-06
Salt SWIDInY Sl11.jn@s-

VkNblS celebrated watering place, situated III the
II Monroe, Ia the upper country OF Virginia,
under the management Of its original pTopTeteTs
sceT OF the salt Sulphur Wafer has been so well esabl
10y The experience OF many years. and repu alton a
manifested o public patronage extensively dused that
the subscribers deem almost needless 70 enter Inio an
enumeration OF IT'S medicinal virtues Its osensb quars,
are sulphur and soda, forming neutral lime mixIre,
peToT TO any artificial peparaJn-aI pleasant as
dTnk mild IN its operation and permanently beneficial BIO
diseased has proved itself particularly ecscious bilious
and pulmonary complaints and all that require
tic remedes-n diseases Of the liver, dyspepsia eumalis
and govt
The circumstance Of IFS having been ntoT'ed 10 for many
years past by gentlemen Of great medical distinction from
various States particularly from the SOUTH appreciation
was marked by the repetition Of Their visits furnishes st,
teTng testimonial OF its vaua lie medical qualities
Considerable Improvements have since the
year. and the PIopreoTs promise the attention visitors
that they have heretofore rendered In their
and fare, they yield TO public establishment Virginia
They respectfully solicit the continuation Of public %.
ronage ERSklNE s. CARUTHERS.
The ~ Orleans Argus aud Charleston Courier will he
above once week SIX tunes, and send their account
for payment an 10 taw6tr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-06

Tue CoURr OF APrEALs-At various times, nd
oy various persons we have been applied TO report
regn.ary, the proceedings Of tho Court of Appea4-
the cases argued, where from, by whom aud the
judgment OF the Court. We have thought the pre-.
srnt n favorable time for commencing this tusk
and we enter upon 1t with a hope. that besides
conveying grateful information to individuals inter-
cstcd, i may not be wholly unproductive Of public
utility.
COURT OF APPEALS
FrDAr, Aprh 29,h 1881
Brooke, YIN il Cabel W. Green and Dabney Car
Esqrs Judges. '
appeal from ludgmen, OF Superior Count of Law OF
Amhe; count, Philip Norborne Nicholas, ESQ is assigned
slrHO.r, April sOh. 1891.
ne OF the present term, he as follows. viz From the
ION OF October To the 18th of December from day OF
February TO the Is! day Of Apr and from the LIST of May
To the 3ls day oi May unless he business shall
patched, or until further order
Tie 0Serse.s Of he Poor Of HenrieO, I'm. H. Hart
appeal from decree Superior Cour, of Chancerv
held in Richmond This cause was argued by JOHN VIII
lam' and r. v Daniel for the appellants and r. for
the appellee
Suit.er VS. Hardy, adainistra,or.-Appea from judg-
men, OF the Superior Court Law of Boetnurt counyRne
James PoTeH VS. Wiuins Woson-Upon a writ Of super.
sedeas dgnen' of the Superior Court of Law Of Amherst
county Partly argued-Sam Taylor for pai n,if aud C.
I'm BrOWn italy, Robert Wesrs administrator, {, al.
Upon revived appeal from decree of superior Court
Of Chancery held in Richmond, alias sceiacas awarded
- MONDAY, May ID, 1881.
POWELL VS. Watson, fully argued
Ross v, Mi"or's erecur.-Upon appeal from decree
Of tie Fredericksburg Chsncery Couu1Partly heard-C
johnson for appellant, X Stanard for appellee.
TUESDAY, May Sd, 1881
OrerSee'S The Poor Of Henrico county Horf-Appeai
from Richmond ChanceTy the decree OF the Chancellor
reversed with costs-inunciion dissolved and bin
Broddus &c VS. TUT, Sc.-Afpeal from Fredericksburg
ChanceIy court Partly head-R S,anaId Inc appeI,pts
'n9 q, G. Williams and D. Briggs Tor the appeliees
HtnstOn VS. iosson, Sc-Appeal hom Fredericksburg
ChanceIy CoutJno q Williams for the appellant, aud G..
johnson for the appelces-partly heard
"WEDNESDAY, May 9TH, 1881.
Winston vs. Roson and Broadus Tuit-same en,rie,
yesterday
THURSDAY, May 9Th, 1881.
The Court proceeded 10 the election of ocer-where
upon Allen appointed Clerk its sessions held AT
Richmond. Wilson Clarke. Tipstaa and Davis Burwell,
oyer John North TO be Clerk for ssion held
Lewsburg, Greenbrer county, Va. Broadus Tut and
Winston VS. Ross, fully heard
Rucher Ciiibe,t-Upon an appeal from the Superior
Court at Law of Amherst county -Heard-Ionson for the
appellant. Nicholas for the auper
fatentine vs. Anderson Appeal from Richmond Chan.
eeIy Cou-parly heard-Stanard for the appellant r. g.
Scott for the appellee.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-06
Sale of Negroes, &c.

I virtue of Deed Of Trust executed to the
- subscriber, as trustee by Nelson Cary, on 10th
december, $780, and recorded in the clerks Office n,
nsnrico county court, will be sold ut auction, on
Ymohuay, 10th instant, al the Springfield Pits in
enrco, several valuable Slaves. no, less than eleven
~ huinbcs' most Of them likely boys, and quantity
OF household and kitchen furniture.
lhe terms VIII be cash for all sums of $50 or
Tess, and credit Of six months with interest from
me date. for larger s.--Bonds, with approved
security, VIII be required Of the purchasers
may G-tds II RuoDrc