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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-29
SOUTH LANDING

"A Petition will be presented to the next e.
Ia gisIaiure- praying the passage of a law. to
condemn so much Of the land lying between the
Turnpike and the Ohio River, as is included
III the moiety Of The Town Plutt of South Land
ing furnished by the Principle Enoipecr. and
owned by me. RICHARD BROWN
South Landing, Ca5ell CITY. Va. Oct 25th. 1881
nov 18--4t C.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-29

|A'O DOCTOR ROBERT II. EU3ls-STa:
u As you arc not All Inhah.tlnt Of tho Sf9le
"f Virginia, and have no agent therein. known
10 ne, you are hereby notified. that Lv virtue
OF commission, issued Tor that puriosc, shall
proceed on TUESDAY, the 6lh day Of December
next between the hours of rire o'clnck in The
morning and sunset OF tbaJ dry. al the Office Of
HeIoe't q. Claiborne, IN i.lc city of Richmond.
20 axe 'hc osPoslIon Of Thomas Underwood.
10 be read as evidence de bane essc. in the t,;.I
.! SUIT now depending IN the Circuit superior
Court oi LAW and CbouCery, for Ilenrico Coan-
y, wherein am plaintiff ard ycu are defend
I'M; and u from any cause the said deposition
S Sll not DC taken on that day, shall adjourn
INC taking thereof for,thrco days, unless it j.
sooner taken. Your obe'Jt ser'y,.
n, SAMUEL. J. WINSTON.
Richmond, Cd Nov. 1881. nov 7-2aw Of
q q I'D ENC ILSH SNAD - LII GO
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-29
ITO EV9gEEEKs ,BG,9.E%

ITO ETsREEIE3ES .52sRES,
A you are not an in.ab,tant Of this State
II you are hereby notified that we shall pro-
coed 10 take Ire deposI'ions Of o. Henry Tlbbs
and Robert Gordon, ut the Office Of John S;bore
Notary Public, on the twenty seventh day OF
December next ensuing, between sunrise aid
sunset, {" be read in a suit now depending in
the Circuit Superior Govt of Law & Chaucrry
ofthc Court of Heur.co, n which VIC afe Plan
IFS and you ere f-udl1t along with James
| Robcr. son and william SUaun.
JAMES DREW NcCAJV.
WILLIAM REED &cCAEV.
row 21--2aw4wc
f5l OTICE.-I shall present a petition to tGc
1S General Assembly of the State Of Virginia
at It's approaching session, in December next, to
pass law divOrciu~ me from my husband, Benia-
min hell1D, who sometimes calls himself Bauja-
min King. ANN KEILA1I'
nov 3-21w 81
OHIO & KENTUCKY LANDS.
7H7UE Subscriber offers his services to non-rosi-
Il dent proprietors Of lands in the States of
Ohio ard kentucky, for the sale thereof and paw
mcnt Of the taxes. All letters addressed to him at
Cincinnati, or to John II. Price, Esq Of Richmond
POST rArD viii be duly attended to. He refers those
to whom he may be unknown, TO
CIuEV JUsTIcE MARSHALL,
CHAPMAN Johnson,
CHARLES CoPLAND-and
SAHL. MYERs, Esqrs.
JAMES SOUTHGATE.
p 81. S. will also attend as Attorney at Law
10 salts in the Federal Courts at Columbus and
Frankfort, TO 2-w6m
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-29
Green Spring Land for Sale.


s-S vl'tue of the authority vested in me, by
the VIII of William Norris, decd, will be
sold 20 the highest bidder, at the late residence
ut the said William Morris. in the county of
LOUISA, near the Green Springs, on the S4th
November next, II fair if not, the next fair dov.
tract OF Land, of about 1900 acres, being n
part OF the land on which William Morri, resi-
d"d, large portion of which is land of superior
qfafjy, aud would make a mos, desirable resi-
dencc. The land wall be Il vided to suit purcba
scrS Those disposed To purchase, ure invited
to view The land before the day of sale, which
VIII BE- shown lEc.I either by nv brother. Josenh
w Morris, or by Mr.. Buughau, the Oyerseer.
residing on the place.
-, AT the same time and place, will be sold all
tue stock OF horses, cows, sheep and hogs.
plantation utensils household and kitchen fur
nlture the crop ct corn, fodder, &C.
On the third Monday in December next. AZ
Goochand Court House. I shall sell t, tho
highest bidder. a trac; of Land, lying in Goech
land county, called Snuthalrs, containing 4oa
acres, adjoining the lands of Stephen Woodson,
and others.
Terms-Tbc lands will be sold on credit Of
one Two, and three years, the purchasers giving
oond win approved security, and deed of trust
OH the ians, 10 secure the payments as they fall
due-For the personal property, credit OF
twelve months wiz be given for all sums over
$50, the purchaser giving bond with approved
security; for oil sums of $50 and under, cash
will be required
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-29
JNO. MORRIS, Ex'or. of

w IIIlam MOTIFS, decd
u" The Charlottesville Advocate is reoues,-
ed to insert the above, once week till dav of
sale, and send the account to this office for COL
lection. oct 9-lawtds
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-29

9MTHITHS TOOTH-ACHE DROPs-An
eftectual remedy, just received, by
no u JNO. II. EUSTACE, >
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-29

lNlSIiRIbG RoAt H.
Adg,'r Of VIM. Cunningham, decd,
no 17-lawI2t C Late of Hanover county.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-07
GREAT CLAY MEETING.

The zeal and unanimity displayed at the great
meeting in this City. on Tuesday evening, are
encouraging to the friends of Mr.. CLAY. If. at
the seat of Government. under the immediate OBJ
servation Of the Federal Administration, such
spirit is exhibited, what may we not reasonably
expect from our fellow-oitizcns at a distance.
The views taken by the different gentlemen who
spoke Of the situation of the citizens Of this Dis.
trict, have our entire concurrence. 1t is here
that the sentinels Of the Union should be found
to keep watch and ward, and to ''sound the
alarm at the approach of danger. They have
shown themselves at their posts, and have now
sounded the alarm, and We hope the signal cry
will not be UNDECIDED by those who are as deeply
interested as ourselves in the preservation of the
public rights, We subjoin the proceedings of
the meeting on Tuesday, and shall, in the course
Of few days. furnish our readers with report
Of the speeches delivered on this occasion.
Nat. Journal.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-07
Pubic MEETING OF THE FRIENDS OF
ENRY CT AY.

AT a Meeting of the Citizens of Washington
friendly to the election of Henry Clay as Pres-
dent Of the United States, held agreeably to pub
lie notice. at the City Hall, on Tuesday even
ing, May 8, 1851, 'to take into consideration
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-07
A POLITICAL MEETING IN 1875.

Beng Scraps from, my Nofe BOOK
In the latter end of 1894 MIR. Jay arrived with
the famous British Treaty; Congress then in ses
sion, 1t was submitted to their considerations
As Washington and Hamilton, and most of the
worthless who had risked their lives and staked
their all, and had just achieved their country's
independence. thought it was for the good of The
nation, 1t was on the point of becoming a law.
but the hod-men. and the ash.men, and the clam,
men thought otherwise: accordingly meeting
was called at P. NJ. in front OF the old CnT
Hall, at the head of Broad-street. to settle tbis
mcmentous question. Having never seen n meet.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-07
| V

Thy sons--a bright and mSrshalled band
OF Roman stamp-around thee stand,
AS VAIN of heart and quick Of hand.
A. men of olden day;
And should breath against thy name.
4 charge against thy well. Famed fame,
BE heard each soul is nerved, each heart
In blood TO wipe the stain away!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-07

.4nfo- Biography.-Mr. Gait did not embody
all the choice things contained in the manuscript
of our excellent friend Mr.. Laurie Todd, when
he recently attempted the biography of that very
estImable gentleman. AS an evidence of this
fact. we annex the following extract from these
curious papers, received from the author himself.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-07
EXHIBITION OF ORIGINAL
Oil Paintings.

= AMES WARHEII respectful, announces TO the
- tales and Gentlemen Of Richmond and vicinity,
i'ai ' splendid collection OF Drt PUNuSGs, lately
from Europe, belonging Co an association OF grutle.
mem will De- offered Cor exhibition. al TIC Museum,
Monday the 3s.i JsHIrry, 1881, and continue for
Two weeks Culy.
!. W. feels no hesitation 90 assuring hs former
friends and patrons, that ~ tins collection v.d L.
found many origlnN productions vt thc old masters
which nc feels confident viii be considered as yein
with any exhibition yet offered, in any par, or the
uaon - abundance, p cents. jlnj
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-07
HENRY CLAY.

a Letter from Philadelphia, shown US by a friend
says Jersey has gone for Clay. The Clay ticket
'oF congress- got majority in almost every county
OF the State. The public mini in this quarter. is
setting pre;ty strongly the way. Thc middle
States are carried in that direction by affinity of
Plnion and inlerest-bc not surprised if it ends in
giving him consolidated vote from the Potomac to
the Lakes"
The writer says farther, that the politicians are get
ting read, for a plunge.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-07
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

M x BOSSlEUX r"sprc fully acnuaint- hi> pat
w rous and the Ladies' and Cent lmen of Rich
nond and Manchester, that his frs, practising coil
lion party Will take place an Saturday next, 9th
January, to which he invites the Ladie. who have
attended his parties last winter. Those who wish 1"
attend tls season. will confer favor on Mr. b. In
honoTng him with their presence thomt any pGrtic-
u.ar invitation Days Of tuition. Wednesdays aud
Fridays; coii!ion parties, every Saturday evening
during tn" season. Tickets Of admit once, for gen.
tIeu en-, one doiicr to be had az the Hail
Managers of the Assembly Balls. are requested TO
attend meeting on Monday next. the 10Th instant,
at 7 O'Clock, at TERPS!CEORE- HfLL.
ian 7-9t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-07

IN that House. Many gentlemen had seemed TO in
we him to express an opinion by introducing the
subject IN conversation, but he had invariably dcc-
NED To do so--not from any disrespect or from the
want OF faith IN his ability to satisfy ihem-bu, con
STEERING them Judges in the case, from motives of
deeaey aud proprioty At the same time he was
wen informed, that the subject had become en- amos,
uhiVcrsa ,opic of conyersation-that gentlemen had
entered INTO reasoning. formed and expressed opin-
IONS and consequently, had decided the case before
II was argued lie did not complain that it was so
ne ad no IDEA that proceeded trem n6isposit:o TO
q" JIstice-bnt he men ioned i, for this purposc-o
invite gentlemen to discharge prepossessions and
give the case u far hearing. One other remark
II lad been supposed that he declined TO auswe
arguments used IN conversation, because they were
uhanswera5!c-and that The decacy which was the
cause of his silence, converted into an admission
that the case was ogalns him. and this admission used
as new argument. H. asked leave to say. that If
gentlemen would bring impartial minds to h. inves,i
gai'on that he would be able 10 show there was no,
u GouDt IN any aspec, OF the case He had never
Imagined that 1t was possible to produce doubt
ana ne should have wondered tina, there should bn
doubt Vt he had not long ago adopted the maxim of
the Roman P"et--nH dfirnirari.
Monday was then agreed TO, and the House adj
iournPd
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-07

There Is strong indication Of perfect understan
ding beng about to be cs abllslcd between France
and Eng!and--aud Of Il most active Intercourse be.
tween the five great powers the affairs of Bel.
gum Wenvlte attention 10 the speeches of the
French Ministers of Finance and War--Iafitte and
Soul,
In nrliament, little dong In the House of
;ommous as in our House of Delegates, there were
many contested elections which occupied he tine;
ah' many members had returned home TO look after
ther barns stables and stacks 1t IS difficult to INA
e re state Of things more terrible
In Switzerland, there great connections
Twelve thousand armed peasants had entered Berne,
ne strong hold of the Ar:s,ocracy, and taken pos
session of the Government
ne Les'sfat"re-on yesterday, rc-elected the
ircasurer, Register of the Land Office and first and
second Auditors, without opposition.
string OF resolutions was introduced by Gov
Barbour involving various questions Of state policy
and which led to good deal Of discussion, for which
we have no room OF present. Monday IS Sc, apart
Tor the consideration of the qucstiun of Mr. Lciqh's
eligibility, raised by Mr.. Chamberaynes memorial,
and which at this time, much interest, and is
considered to be ofuncertain event.
u Iasseis Tie Eldira-for whose benefit tbe yyr;,
o! citation was issued by the Cleft Justice, has suf
tered death pursuant TO the sentence OF the Georia
Court.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-07
EILLLI.V HOGIRIH

u !. SMITH Catc Collins & Co, has Jus, re-
IA. cevcd one copy OF
THE UORkS or WILLIAM HOG4TFT
from he ORIGtNAL PARTS re>turcd 10y James II tn,
Esq r a. with Tie addition Of many subjects not
before collected, to which ar protxcL, Dorranl.
zeal Essay on the Genius and Productions Of 10.
garth, and explanations Of TIL SUBJECTS of The Plates
By John Nichols, Esq. T. s. A., IN Elephant folio
ian
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-07
FOR SALE.

Z Few pipes aud smaller casks of Madeira wine,
= consisting OF what they denominate IN Nsdeir.,
their finest old and extra fine qualities, equal to
any have imported for these IS years past:
small quantity O Bu4, >erca Port and Sicily wines.
4 few tons English and Ulster bar ron the last of
very superior quality, well known to those who
have tried II,
thirytve bags oil Java coffee, warranted to be of
fine flavor;
Smsiis supertine, middIing, and cheap qualities of
loaf sugar;
st. CroIN sugar, and salt in sacks
Old r. m and French brandy;
y few bales strong cotton osnaburrs
dec 2l-Saw6t RoBERT CODnoN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-07
e4 QNa.tZ.

NH X. CARPENTER informs The citizens of
I've Richmond, that more applicants for Book
day -''0''
n b. The highest price will be given for miner
ais i"srf, coils SC &c Or duplicates in exch.nue
Apply at he Office or Washington Tavern
jim 6-t
Q>T Meeting of the Members Of the
Methodist Epis opal Church. Is reo. cd - rnlty,
lhis evening, ut quarter pas, O'Clock. The Rev
importance
= WISH to prroh , good Negro Blacksmith,
4 Carpenter and Cooper. for Plantation use, for
which W II give q Gberal prize III cash 4 line d.
rcced o." ~, at Siaunton or TO j. ~ y Hubbard.
Rchmnnd " u meet with n-5np' atteR.s
ian 7-aayo, 81 =. MURCHISDN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-07
PTlr1Ep SckgOg.

z LAVE employed NJ. Cement F. Harris, a gen
q Nemln OF cXperl nee. fh les aui un-xc- ptInna.
BE moral Character, TO teach my chill lren the coming
year, Gid viii fsia ~ boys uni the age Of )
INTO m. family boirie-s; though the school will
IN the whole CONSIST Of bGt ten s"'"ers. IL Harris
teache- the Ls,,n Greek and French Languages
and the usua! branches Of English Education taught
in nc. denies. Ther" still Ihrce vacancies
in ;he school. Those who may think the situation
desirable, will please make mmedIate application as
tie school VII commence the l7;h of next month.
D '''''fS V!th vii he crrsidcTed for he I'm.
oe'ng as members uf nu f.nn ly and any qGyan-sces
my Own children Tey have respect To morals and
manners viii be Med TO them The pr,ce of
BOARD AID TUITION WI b. one hundred and ten 1oI-
LaTs' I reside n the Forks Of Hanover. e5 miles
FROM Is cum nd. L"t.e addressed 10 Te,yfonrI
III Ills, u'novsr, Wi receive attention
JOS n. SHEPPARD
tinrovsr. Dec 81, I330-itc
& IoMBS.3J"s. received n.~ supply Of Shell
-thSO: i!5a@,an quill back or cap com5s-to-
O. H"T with av-rv other description Of combs An
Al which will be sol3 ~ the loves: nrices bv
GRANNISS. SON & BROTHERS
At their Fashion HE Shn" and Comb store
Corner u Inin and I4'h Streets
~" Sign NJ the Golden Comb.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-07

IICkcts ST haIve5 2, quarters l.
o. Bor see "a fhC usual great variety, at the TX
change and Lottery Office OF
THOS. Il BIGGER
G1'Whrre the two Capital Prizes in the ivo last
drawings were sold aud paid at sight usual.
ian
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-07
Mickle's Office.

NtithlCS p'ltCts
DAWN. of;ac UFION CANlL LOTTERY
No. 81:
10 % 90 30 81 53 81 81 II
IL 30 o., p, q, G Spi'al prize Of $500
- Al, jJ, 90 Cf 500
Suidat MICLES
THIS DAY.!
VIRGINIA ST ATE LOTTERY,
Drawing val take place Y HIS DAY, a,thc EGgic
H.tcl, a. o'clock. z VI
PRIZES.
Of SO 600 Q OF, 5000
of COCO 10 81 500
OF 500 30 o. goo
of LOO g.. &C &c.
~; 'e,. sl---N1',cs c--Jutr..rs 4.
rur "a. aE H.. "lins.,S,
tr~- Nose t.',v, .'r d,,,o. ,u. b, III, Wool
a. HtS&EN --l1 aId. hl''uuI. soy 2."d
IAN e.s: OTIS, DUNLOP ! g..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-07
BY D,4TE.WPORT, .8LLEN & co.

DR boODS.
On WEDNESDAY, next, Jan r. at 10 O'Clock
at our auction room, handsome assortment of Fo-
reign and Domestic Dfy Goods. including d few bales
OF Blankets. d. A. & Co. hmcts
ian 6
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-07
SAFES.
BY OTIS, DUNLOP & co.
GRnlED

BY OTIS, DUNLOP & co.
GROCERIES
ON FRIDAY, the 9TH inst, at II o'clock, will DO
cold. at store
20 hhas sugar
80 bags green coffee
$50 half boxes window glass
hid IRISH whiskey
90 boxes soap
10 cases mems fur hats
20 casks sweet Malaga wine
50 boxes chocolate
GO casks cheese
~ half brls buck wheat flour
so boxes ruisins
10 boxes lemons
20 brs white Havana sugar, &c &c.
Jan q ID. 6: Co. Aucte.
ADDITIONAL.
40 bbls potatoes
100 nutmegs
hhds Jamaica rum, from Key West
i wool hats
jan Tit O D. g. co Aucts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-07
BIGGER PRIZE OFFICE.

D-awiug f tho Union Canal LOTTERY, no al
IL %, 10 Sc, 81, SO. 81. SIS II.
No %. Al. Al. small n-ze e $500, sold by oyer.
THIS DAY.!!
virginia Wcllsburg Lottery. No. I-Po be drawn
at the Eagle Hotel. THIS AFTERNOON, at 4
o'clock.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-07

A CARD. Mr.. SAWS next Lecture ON Chem
"a strv. is unavoiGaby postponed until Frdsv Eve
Dluu. January I Al ian TT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-07

4 fIE.NIIO.Nf
VENHE RlchTOad l-lgh' Dragons arc Hotifsd that
Il the gloves which have been order d, have been
rece we'd. aud vii h.. delivered TO each Member, by
G ronet Myers at his Factory, ST .he mead of the
Eason To-Day and ro-Morrow, lfe 10 O'Clock, 4.
~. each day. JOHN COSBY,
ian I ORDERLY Sergeanf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-07

Java Coffee.
CEN RAGS lava & ve.v rup'-I"T. has been
SED 30 - - Il Warehouses [.Nudon-f,r ga 10
l OTIS, DUNLOP g. co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-07
THIS DAY.!
PRIZES.

OTIS, DUNLOP = g..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-16

No ONDERTAKERS.-Thc Undersigned Cor
u ml'sioners, appointed by the County Couri OF
fiuvanna' will receive sealed proposal, until the 27h
inst. iof eecting covered brijgo across Hardware
over, at Bonds ford, between So tsve and Coum.
tia. ~
la order to enable the Commissoners 10 d.termn.
upon The best mode Ct bridge building, specific plan
on eseo OF The following outlines accompanying the pro-
Possi VIII De expected, viz: l 'iDge span O; so lei
n,fy level oil the river and Is iee wide with sui,o
"ing-"sils and embauknenis. Oily; two spans of 40
Zee each, and pier between the sbume as abov.
inc pa.sway in either case 10 be IL feet wide in bs
81 'ar.-The whole 10 be executed with perman,n,
na'eris', In The best worspaniks manner. Fur,be,
js ais vii be given application to the
Tavern, will bs attended TO-
- WiNN, DAN'L STONE,
=; M WILLS, M. TUTWILER,
VIM. c. ADAMS, Commj,,ione,,
Sept IL. e61r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-16

AQUELlN p. TAYLOR will receive by the ships
- Julian, Anacreon and other opportunities from Lon
don and Liverpool direct TO James River large supply
oil TALL and winter goods, which having been selected
with great care for the Richmond trade he will be pra
pared to sell on such favorable conditions that he in
vies purchasers to bis stock In the hope of being able
TO furnish them good terms as they be can had in
this country. N' :"
In his assortment will be found -
White grey and mkt napt couons
Mkt, grey, blue, green and red plains
Rose, point, stiped duffin and army blankets
Drab and olive fearnoughts and hushiags
w hite, red, green, yellow, and black nanneis
Green and red bookings and baizes
Dble milled drab mkt and other cloths
SuPerhne blue black olive, brown and mulberry cloths
10 blue, black, drab and mkt cassimeres
vaiencia, swansdown, toilanet and velvet vestiDes
boinoazets, marino carcassiaos and ratnets
CRIMSON lemon and blue rich moreen and ,iamask
Eshcoes, ginghams, cambricks and jackonets
" ors,ed, lambs wool, cotton and silk hosiery
Oznaburgs, tcklenburgs aud burlsps
IRISH linens, lawns, sbeetings aud diapers
On consignment, 20 bales Scotch Venetisn Kidder.
minister, double Ply and Brussels carpengs and rugs
which he Is authorized 10 sell low as in any market
in the United States.
August 5. 25-wtSI5th
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-16

X iDEs, LEATHER, &s.-Tho suoserIbeIs offer
Il ii Tor sac, e'
400 ienos Ayg~s hides
600 Califo,p;a do.
200 Broz Sc do
zoo Richmond slaughter do.
200 dc. green calf kins
tapnet's oil, bark mills curriers' tools SC
bsaS~r oil all kinds In The rough or finish cd bou hi
or isken In barter for hides, or sole leather
zoOO sides soalleaher OF all qualities, from the very
BEST TO the st inferior, by the quantity OF par, Of
side r
2oO0 lbs 81 oe threaa, Of all descriptions
6O dozen Philadelphia aud other calf skins
400 SIDES upper leather
Seal skim, morocco skins
Horse leather, va nish
Shosmakers' iools and himmDgs, lasts, boot trees
&c. 49,
Harne's, skring and bridls leather
Hog skps, bag bd-', sheep SIX ms and collars
Buffalo, leopard, black aud grey hair seal skins
Co''on, worsed and straining webs
general a'sormen, Of saddlefy, bits, siirrups &C.
Saddle trees OF all kinds, serge, whips, wbipstocks
Cut 'ask', deers hair, and SADDLE rs i.ol,, Sc.
Cbsis. and covering hides
Patent leather, coach morocco skins
Coach laces, ratiinet
Gig handles and bands
Co eh handles and steps
Wood springs, moss, gig boss, Sc.
6OO pair Richmond isade tlantaiion shoes
Cash paid for eoun ny hides.
w. g. j. C. CRANE.
sep. r. 33-w3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-16

ofoer TO sarry INFO execution the last Viii aud
IL les ament Of Joel Ford, deceased late OF The coun
o. Bueki CHAM, and State Of Virginia, I shall pro-
eetd, on The Is, day Of December mex, to make sale
OF me isnds belonging 10 said estate, lying in the
eounty aforesaid, on the waters OF Slate River ard
aoou' iouf miles from the mouth OF sad river contain
ing os'ween hve and six hundred aeres. The quality
o. ne iand is good, and well adapted TO the
OF tobacco, wheat, corr, Sc. Terms of saIe-ons
.wo and three equal annual insalments 10 be- saslac
'ofi'y secured Possession 10 be given al Cbrism,,
next eropVf wbea, will be seeded before M. sale.
uu q, me same time, and on The premises division
VIII be made Of the personal estate of said Te.,a,or
ihe L'gatees under ssd Will are reau. sled IA at.
'e"o 'he safe and Division MARY FORD
G.. Exr'x OF Joel Ford, deed.
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