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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-02

y ,ss SnANokNS-l' n'd''' county court a''A June
James Gardner Llkn Ga rdner Elliot GaTdnrr Anpsh Gardner
an n'an under the OF wenyone by George Gardner
her friend and Guardian, Lewis Brooks, Elizabeth his
wife, Jcho Richards his WIFE
bis wife, Muer ThruOn Annah ThruOn and Jsaeon Thru
ton, Compile
ssanst
Benjsmn Bk-r Administrator OF Co uelus Miller, deesssed
Tlmsn Ray, zaheh his William Tuda ThIu
ton and Robert Shpley, aud Nancy HI. wife, DsfSs.
This day the conplsinsh Zohsnh u. CrisnJsn,
49,: 20 ss.in.t d.fen-
aaht praying Tor the sale Of lot Of land lying
ana two tracts parcels of,nd lying 10 said county
CONTAINING about l4O tue other bout As land
nelu' Miller doeesssd lately died. possessed and
VISION Of tie proceeds SALE according the rights Of the parties
respectively entitled theretOsnd appearing by
that the defendants rmsn Ray and Elizabeth hi. wife
william Dunn, Tujs ThfutOn and Bber Shipley,
b" we are not inhabitants Of this Sate-on
eomranan by their said Attorney ordered that the said
defendants do sppear here the
aud an'wer their bill and 'hew said
aud tracts al iand snail not be sold and divided
copy tins order be forthwith Inserted the Rchmond
TWO month, ueeey aud ts another copy be posted the
front door OF the Courthouse of this county
Cpy. Tc.!e, GEO HEALY, M C
Jlly 8. I7-vS>s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-02


S1eh an a'soGblage Tor astrological calculations
would have sci tue Wi'e OF the ,si halt erszy
lie" centuries ba'k. maryland Rep.
atmospheric Phenomenon Some of our readers
h've probably noticed tho singular appearance OF the
aimotphefc la the morning AMI svsnng for several
days past, snl OF The at his rising snd setting BE.
fore sunrse, aLi for half more after tbs air
'hSse Iout or i've mofniogs back, has had much the
same aPpoSrsDce az that occAsOnsd by The near APP
PToaeh OF heavy midsummer shower. The western
Ky locked lowering and dUsky and slightly tiDged
with gtteni'h east hide The East, bough thing
ghter aud here and there marked with faint brsssy
streak or SPOT was without any Of the radsLc CO Usually
dibusfd by The fisiug person looking out a
moment before suariso, for halt hour Alter If his
eye did mol happen 10 the sun, wouli
be Impressed With the belief, that heavy rain seIn,
was setting in For minutes after tue sun il up
there 10 Lot the slightest perespuble brightness shed
from j., but 30 enfsIy shofn OF ITS beams Is IT, that n,
gsz3 upon lis face GaZzes strains the eye no more
than TO look upon the fuii The color of The sun
10 hkewits very unusual. IL appears OF dull white
slightly Hinged with green, aud the first beams which
Toll from u, alter hasbeeD risen half or three quar-.
iers OF an hour, of faint sivety hue
gresDss not unlks the color Of the silk OF groen corn
Al sunset, lbs appearances OF the sun add sky il not
materially different ard after sunset tbs we,iern ,kv
becomes sUfiu'ed wih dull crimson color v, nv dii.
feTent from I've usual rosy hue, which does no, fade
titely away until quite Iaie 10 the evening
". y. Epe. Post
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-18

" At meeting hold i'll Georgia, over which
Mr. Crawford presided, for the purpose of sending
Delegates to tho Anti Tariff Convention at Phila
dephia, the following resolution was adopted
others:
Resolved, AS this meeting entertains the most
lively devotion TO the Union of the States, and to
prevent Misunderstanding of its views, that our
State Delegates be instructed to confne their dis
cussions and the result thereof, exclusively, to a
removal of the oppression under which the country
lasors, IN consequence of the system aforesaid
and that they refrain from all deliberations tending
either directly or remotely, to the dismemberment
of the Union.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-18

WAS committed to the Jail 10 Henry coun-
w tv, Va as runaway on the 28th day Of
May last, negro man. who says he is free and
calls himself John Logan: lie is about 80 years
Old feet y inches high, wears his hair long be-
lore--has scar across his left eye brow, has a
peculiar Stiffness in his walk, occasioncd las he
says By a fall from horse-had on when COM
mllted to jail, blue cloth coat and copperas CO.
Toured vest and pantalOons of domestic cloth
says he was raised by Charles Salad, of Motto
way courty, and is acquainted in he counties of
Prince Edward and Amelia. formerly drove
Wagon for a man named Watson, in Prince Ed
word-has lived in Georgia and in the neighbor-
boFhood Of Camden, with man named Burge
with whom he left his free papers. The owner
of said slave is requested to come forward, prove
property, pay charges and take him away, else
he will be disposed OF as the law directs.
JAMES NJ. SMITH, Jailor
aug. I0-3m OF Henry county.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-18
EBEsHSTesAI ESTATE,
zle the county Of Err. William.


g pursuance Of the power vested in the Presi
Il dent and Directors of the Literary Fund by
an act of the General Assembly passed 25th Febru
airy last autborising the sale of the Bristoe tract
OF land, IN the county of Prince William, propos
ais Will be received by the said President and Di
rectors for the whole any portion of the said
tract, until tho 10th day ofOctober next,
The annexed extracts from the law will rheyv
tho conditions required of the purchasers.
Persons Offering proposals will consult their own
convenience in fixing the instalments of tho pur
chase money.
The Bristoe tract contains by survey 64o4 ncres
the greater part of which is under leases whic CHI will
expire in the year 1919, and which are subject to
an annual rent of about 25, 900 pounds of tobacco
BY order of the President and Directors of tho
Literary Fund.
]. BROWN, Jr. I'd Aud,r.
I'd. BE it further enacted, That it shall be the
duty OF the said President and Directors to REQUIRE
OF the purchaser purchasers of tho said tract
bonds with sufficient personal security, payable To
the said President and Directors togetber With
deed or deeds of trust the estate so sold to So
cure the payment of the purchase money and inter
est; which bonds taken shall bear interest from
the dates thereof. And all persons who shall fail
to pay into the treasury annually within six months
alter the same shall become due, the interest which
may accrue on their said bonds, shall forfeit all
claim TO the credit given their purchases, and
the principal shall thereupon become due and ha
recoverable by the said President and Directors.
with all interest in arrear, by motion to the Cora
raj Court ton days notice of the time of making
such motion, or the payment thereof enforced by
proceeding on the deed deeds Of trust aforesaid
at the discretion Of the said President and Direct
ors
Sd. 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 pss
sing thereof,
may "a Paw tbs
GJ7The Editors the National Intslligencsr and
OF the Alexandria Phenix, Will publish this adver.
uaement twice week until 10th Oct next, and
send their bills to the Cd Auditors Office for pay.
ment.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-18

HNHE RACES will commence at Liberty on
II Tuesday, the 18th day of September, and
continue days, free for any horse. mare or gel
ding.-The first day, 2 mile heats, for $2O9-en-
trance Sl5-the 2nd day three mile heats, for the
balance of the Jockey Club Purse--say 1900
entrance $25-third day two mile heats, for the
Proprietors' Purso-entrance $10-Fourth Day
Swecptuke Race is expected-entrance 1851
mile and repeat.-A frat rate Saddle will be run 70,
on the evening of each Days Race The Cash
will be put up at the usual discount-the rules OF
the New Market Course to govern.-The Tract
will be in fine order-frst rate stables and litter
provided gratis, heretofore, by the Proprietors
and every comfort provided for those who bring
horses from distance; and they are particularly
invited, WILLIAM TERRY,
Y. n. OLIVER,
Proprietors.
Bedford Courthouse, Va. jy IL 1af
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-18
II ORIG e.

TETHE Committee appointed by the Unitarian
e Univcrsalst Society of Richmond, to
ere It thereon House of Worship, do hereby
give notice, that they have selected and contrac,
'cd for said lot, and intend commencing said
Building Immediately, aud do he'eby request
those who have subscribed towards deflayi ing
the expences Of the same, to call and pay their
subscriptions TO the Treasurer, Mr.. Jabez Par
ker, TO enable SAID Committee to accomplish the
above work. Those who may be friendly tc
The erecting of said House, and may feel dispo.
sed to contribute towards it, who have NOT AREA
DIV subscribed, are invited to give in their names
and ub-cripiicns to Iabcz Parker, or any ore o
the members of the building committee, VIZ: w
Bryan, q. Luckc, s. $. Saunders, Johnson Eu-
bank, Edward Cox, or Geo. Merriam.
by order of he Committee.
au 3-2aw WILSON BRYAN, China
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-18
TSNaeSyEDa2stN UllSUerSitg.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT..

yHHHE Lectures in this Institution will COM
Il mence as usual, on the lst Monday in No
vember, and continue, without intermisson, until
the LIST Saturday in March. The courses and
terms, are as follows, viz:
Anatomy, SIS BY Benz w. Dudley, NJ. D.
Surgery IS week e WIZ lecture times each
Institutes of Medicine and CLINICAL practice,
SIS. BY Charles Caldwell, M. d. daily.
Theory and Practice of Medicine, SIS. By
john Esten Cooke, M. D. daily.
Obstetrics and the Diseases of Women and
Children, SIS. BY VIM H. Richardson,
nj. D. daily.
Materia hledica and Medical Botany H5. BY
Charles w. Short, NJ. ID. daily.
Chemistry and Pharmacy, $I5. BY Lunsford
r Yandell, M. D. and II. Hubert Eaton,
A. NJ. daily.
Large accesslons are making to the Medical
Library and Chemical apparatus, which will be
IN readiness by the commencement of the Ses-
sion. BY order of the Faculty,
G. w. SHORT, NJ. D. Dean.
hexing ton, KY. Aug. /, 1881. IS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-18

AQUELIN P. TAYLOR will receive, by
S the ships Julian, Anacreon, md other
opportunities from London and Liverpool. direct
to James River, large supply of fall and winter
Goods, which, having been selected with great
care, Tor the Richmond trade, he will be pIepa-
red to sell on such favorable conditions that he
invites purchasers to his stock, in the hope of
being able to furnish them on as good terms as
they can be had in this country. In his assort-
ment will be found
White, grey and MKT napt cottons
Mkt, grey, blue, green and red plains
Rose, point, striped, dufill and army blsnkets
Drab and olive fearnaughts and flushings
White, red, green, yellow and blk fannels
Green and red bookings and baizes
Dble mlled drab, MKT and other cloths
SJperfne blue, blk, brown, olive and mulberry
cloths
Do blue, blk, drab and MKT cassmeres
Valencia, swansdowD, toilanet and velvet
vestngs
Bombazets, marino Circassians and rattinets
Cumson. lemon and blue rich moreen and
damask
Ealicoes, ginghams, cambricks and jsckonets
Worsted, lambs wool, cotton and silk hosiery
Oznaburgs, Ticklenburgs and burlaps
IRISH linens, lawns, sheciings and diapers
On consignment, 90 bales Scotch, Venetian,
kddermnster, double ply and Brussels carpet
ngs and rugs, which he is authorized 10 sell az
lew as IN any market in the United States.
aug l-w7t
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STAGES s.

EIBE Western Route, runniug on the south
L side of James River 10 T. ynt hburg, leave
Richmond every Monday, Wednesday, end Fri
day, At 5 o'cl. OK, 4. NJ, and arrives at Lynch
burg the next day to dinner; from thence the
line continues (coi Quoted by WIN. SMITH direct
TO the White Sulphur Spring, whore Porter and
Beldens line to Guyaudotte IS int5rsected: a
branch from the line above Lynchburr drops
IN the Tennessee route a: Salem, Va. At
RaiDe's Tavern in Cumberland county, the Rich
moBd Route i0tersects the Southern line from
Fredericksburg, by Gainesville to Georgia.
which passes Bamdcn Sidney College The
best Troy Coaches and good Teams are on the
Joe, with skil:ui, sober, and attentive drivers.
The travel performed throughout 20 the Springs
by day l:gh'. Fare from Richmond TO che
White Sulphur Syringe, SO 20. For scata
apply ST the bar OF the Union Hotel. Richmond
Al baggage, whether belonging TO passengers
sent by the stage at the Iisk Of the owners
thereof a. PATERSON
Proprietor, Richmond and I.ynohbUrp.
~ 27-2awtf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-18

The Month of July, shines conspicuous in the
Annals of Liberty. On the 26th July, 1881, was
issued the Edct of the Confederates of the Low
Countries by which they renowned obedience to
Philip IL. On the Ith of July, 1890, was the
battle of the Boyne, where James the Cd was
defeated, and lost forever the throne of England
On the 4th July, 1916, the U. of America
declared their independence. On the 14th OF
July, 1899, the Bastie was taken-and on the
27th,4one year from this date) 18th, and 29th of
July, the Paris Revolution took place, which ex-
PEELED Charles the tenth from the throne OF
France.-Stanuiard.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-18
FEMALE EDEC.gTHO.H.
WASHINGTON, ID. G.. August, 1881
NH rs. 1IENDERsoM's Academy 70,

KH rs. EENDERsoN's Academy for
IvE Young Ladies will re open ON the first
Monday III September.
The number qualifications, and experience of
her teachers, the extensive and convenient ar
rangement of rooms for study and recitation. and
especially the peculiar interest Mrs Henderson
feels in the progress Of her own children, give
The best assurance that nothing will be with held
that can benefit pupils committed TO her care
Young Ladies boarding with Mrs. Henderson
will receive religious instruction in common with
her children, and will be trained up not under the
Systematic rules of boarding school, but with
the constant, gentle, yet firm influence of ma
ternul authority and IN all the courtesies of DO
lite domestic associations.
The studies include Orhos7uDhr Ren1inp
Writing, Grammar, Geographic, .4rttmefic.
History, Rhetoric, Composition, the Elements of
Natural Phiiosophy, astronomy. Chemistry. Bo-
tang, and .Hathematirs. These branches VIII
be most thoroughly taught. Needlework will
also be attended TO-
The terms are, for the scholastic year, & pay
able in advaDte-
Boarding, and English tuition; GIN
Washing, bedding, and use ola pisno,
are extra charges, and OF customary
prices.
French Language. per quarter,
Drawing and Painting, do
Music, ~
The gentlemen employed TO teach French
Music, and Painting, eminenty accomplish :,
ed in thsir several departments.
Besides referring 20 large circle of acquain-
lance IN the most respectable society in Virg1n-
ia, Maryland, and in the District of Columbia,
the following gentlemen have allowed Mrs.
Henderson to use their names as references
Rev. DR.. LAURIE, Washington.
Rev. Mr.. HAwLEY, do
Rev Mr.. JOINS, do
Mr.. JUSTICE MCLEAN. Ohio.
Hon. B. c. HowARD, Baltimore.
Hon. C + MERcER, Virginia
INMAN IIoRhER, Esq, Warrenton, Va.
Rev. DR.. KEITH, Alexandra.
Rev. MIR. Posi-. Washington.
Rev. MIR. GURLKY. do
Philemon CHEW, Esq Maryland
4. Ii. HENDERSON, Esq, Leesburg, Va.
Comm. WARRINGToN, Norfolk
Capt. SHUBRIcK, U. s. N. New Ha ven
And in the District OF Columbia
Commodore RODGERS,
F. S. KEY, Esa
Col. ]. ]. STULL,
LEWIS II. MAcHEN, Esq.
DR.. J. G HALL,
RICHARD SMITH, Esq, U. 8. Bank.
Col. GARDNER, Assist. p. Nj. G.
TImoTHY VIM, Esq.
RoBERT LEcKIE, Esq
DR.. STEPHEN Collins.
july 26-Iawt5s
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-18
6EL0'sceSEe,. LosO GROUNDS

the last will of ie late DR.. James Dean, the sub
s9 sctDers authorized SELL and they now offer for
sale, MS 7aluablc Estate, lying Ware River ia thr
county OF Gloucester, in the State Of Virginia, about
three miles from the Court House. containing $50 acres
nearly the whole of which low ground, and about $50
ACRES CLEARED, and high Of cultivation, vel
adapted 10 the growth Of Indian Corn, Wheat, and
Barley. There is a spacious Dwelling iiOufe, and a %
oihe: necessary houses, good repair this Estate
situated tie back Of the River Fish and Oysrrs OF
the best quality taken in sigh; OF the House. 4
minute description deemed unnecessary AS 1t is
presumed any person wishing purchase w FRS, exarn
Inc the premises which will he shcwn by the manager Mr.
George W. BhlUps. purchaser Of the land can he ac-
eomn'oda ted with many slaves he msy require
cultivate 1t, and also the farming utensils and stock NJ
every description The tims of payment VIII be made
TO suit the purchasers For further particulars letter
addressed 70 Christopher Tompkns, at Mathews Court
House, Va will meet due attention..
CHR TOMPK,NS,
JOHN y. JARVIS, LEx'Ors Of. Dean deed
HENRY w. TABB,
may 1su6n
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-18
~ar6e1E NR&N8>
PORT or RICHMOND.
CLEARED,
Ship James Chopper, Gary, for Bristol, with lobac
10y Kerr g. Caskie
CLEARED,

CLEARED,
Ship James Chopper, Gary, for Bristol with tobacco
10y Kerr g. Caske
ARRIVED,
Schr DARRELL Prouty, from Bos on via Norfolk with sun
dries TO Iucke and Sizer, Lancaster Denny aud 70
w Smith, w Clarke, " Allison, J Garth, Waldron &
Henry, and T a Rust
SlcoP Miller, Teel, from Philadelphia, via Canal with
,sundries, toJ Nash, Lancaster Dcpby g. 20 Pew
ion D. Sanxay, ~ e. McNemaTs, Il Eus,ace Il /
Smith, Rogers & Harrison, Myers, Garth, Rev 3
5ayior' ~ Gordon, Robertson, { NJ MITCHELL 2 Nj
isbp, nns, w mounjoy, r & j. James, r n Jenkins
.!obnson q; Sdnor Evans T \ Rust, GIauuiss SOU &
i6ioibers, J Fry, + J Smith, p KIN nj
SAILED,
SchI Armada, GHord, Tor Charleston IS C,A will
brso, hoor. tobacco, corn shelters q ID clo;ks
Schf Mi eTvs, Mister for Baltimore with coal ,obac
60, furniture, cotton and passengers
Sehr d Tcbeser, Hooper, for Baltimore with coal
and tobacco.
sebr Brazil, Creighton, for Baltimore with coal and
tobacco.
SooP hlark, FOR Norfolk, with coaI
MEMORANDA
NEW YoRK, August Is Cid, schr Copper. sbarn,.
Richmond ''' Fsi y
ard, 'chr Tan;.vv Couch, Richmond
AUGUST I5.-Cld, flas,tT. Bsldw w. Richmond
Ard, schr Revenue. Smith, isoru Richmond
BOSTON hog Il-Clt, ship Basbaw, Tying. Ham.
ton Roads
Richmond
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-18
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS,

northumberland OF DgLEoArgs-
II del. Thomas H. Harvey" 295, scattering g.
HENRY-CoNGREss: N II. Claiborne 356, nc
opposition.
II. OF DELEGATES: Peyton Grayely* 1876. David
Dyer 168.
Phe above was the state of the polls, at O'Clock
ON Tuesday evening-polis to continue open until
Wednesday night. The result, it was believed
would not vary the standing of the candidates.
Nep Members.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-18
WASHINGTON TAVERN.
FOR RENT on JEASp

.FHHllE Subscriber wishes To reot for the ensu
n ing year, or lease fer a term OF yea,s, com
mencing on the ist of November next. M which
line the term OF the present occupant win ex.
tire, the stand well known as the WASHINGTON
Tavern, IN the town of Lynchburg. Any person
disposed to rent 1t can obtain with j. il desirable
House suitable FOR a family The Tavern is
extensive and cOnmodous, and has attached TO
1t large and convenient Stable and other ne
cessary buildings.
For terms, apply 70 Mr.. Thomas billiard OF
Lynchburg, or to the subscriber, residing in
Campbell county. HENRY NORMAN.
au I7--oic
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-18
From the Chnrlsston Courier.
A BET.

Will bet $1,000, play pay-the money TO be depos.
stsd in bank--with any Cotton Planter that the Tariff
has not reduced the valne of Cotton cent in the
pound-and that If the duties reduced IA les
OF 1916. Cotton would not thereby rise permanently
eti IN The pound-the decision be made thus: tive
OF the hrs Merchants in London Liverpool shall have
the question submitted TO themi if they agree The dec-
sion TO be final if not they shall refer their views 10 one
OF the most enlightened merchants OF France whose
pirAge shall be final Now, let any of those who have
80 often deluded the people, by saying the Tariff
has produced rainous fall in the prices of Cotton,
como forward. and try the sincerity of their assertions
NO GULL.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-18
ne EDWYSNeEA gs

FEVIIE subscriber, intending to remove to the
a western part &c the Safe, offers for sale
the Tract of Land formerly The property of DR..
f.. II. Musby, and lately tie place Of residence
of DR.. Thos Meaux The farm contains about
295 acres of land, and every building necessary
for comfort and convenience, with well OF
excellent water al. with few exceptions, in
good repair. The ne,ghborhood is a good one,
and on the whole, desirable location fer a
Physician. Persons desiring to purchase, and
wishing further information, are request ed to
direct their letters to Smiths Y Roads, Powha-
tan. GEO. w. TINSLEY
auu 1-9awtfc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-18
Manchester Property For Sale


I'm pursuance of the last will and testament
4 of John Nun chic, late of Chesterfield county,
| shall! offer for sale, the premises, at Public
Auction, on Thursday, the LIST day of Septe1o-
Der next, weather permitting, OF the first fair
day thereaiter,) all the real property in the town
OF Manchester, belonging to tine estate of the
said John Murchie, consisting of the following,
VIZ: lot, or square, with the buildings appcr-
tanning 10 ii, long known as the Manchester
Tobacco Ware Houses, one other house and lot
on the Main Street, adjoining the property of Col
L. L. Smith-aIso,a tenement on Main Stresr,
now IN the occupancy OF Mr.. Alex. Grant, having
large brick dwelling house, with nine rooms q
good frame kitchen,smoke house, stable carriage
house and garden-aso, another tenemer, On
the Main Street. adjoining the last mentioned, at
present occupied by Mr.. Arch'd Freeland; OH this
lot is house that has been used some years es
tobacco factory, with screws, presses and other
fixtures belonging to it, which may be- sold sc
parate with Il suliicency Of ground to suit pur
chasers-Possessicn may be gIvou the firsr da,
January ncXt--Terms, one fourth on the lst OF
January, the balance in three equal insto ailments,
payable in SIX, twelve, and eighteen months
Bonds with good security, and deed Of trust
on the property, viii be required
RO. ID. MURCHIB,
Exor Of John Murchie dec.
r.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-18

WILL be sold at public auction, on the
premises, on Saturday, the goth of this
present month, August, at O'Clock in the after
noon, If fair, otherwise the first fair day there
AFTER 10 lots or parcels of land near Bacon
Quarter branch, situated on the Brook Road,
immediately OPPOSITE 10 John Mosby, ESQ
Upon one of the lots there is comfort a Bile two
story brick house, &c. &c. A plan of the whole
property has been recently made by Richard
Young, Esq. and may be seen on application To
Ihos Taylor, Esq at the Bank of Va, who
viii conduct the sale.
The terms will be one third in cash, the bal
ance III two equal payments, at and ~ months,
Notes with approved endorsers, and deed of
trust on the property. to secure the credit nav
men's, WILLIAM HICKMAN,
PHILIP CALICO, and
GEORGE ROSS.
T.. S.vThe property will be sold altogether:
or divided, as may best suit purchasers.
1921
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-18
NORFOLK COUNTY ELECTION.

We stated yesterday the Congressional vote OF
this county us follows: ''Ncwton 423-Loyall 28l
--Newton's present majority 499."
This was a mstakc-the compositor having mt
a for l.-Newtons majority Monday evening
was l47-his majority in Princess Anne, l46-
LoyalPs in Nanscmond 9i-leaving Newton 1879
ahead the first day in Norfolk County. We have
hoard nothing since.