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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-05
Richmond, March 9th, l831-34t "


To Daniel Call d Daniel .N9r6erne -E5IIo,,
GENTLEMEN:-IIaviD paid and satisfied to
- you as the agents for Walter Dunn, exo'r.
Oh OF, gonn Graham, decd nearly the entire Debt, for
which the land advertised by YOU Daniel Norborno
norton as Trustee, to be sold the 18th day of April
next IS liable, mad having informed you that in few
Gays and certainly before the day fixed for the sale
sa have arrived that the entire residue of the said
Deb shall be paid with all proper COSTS for recording.
the Deed ct Trust, and inserting the said advertise
ment-and having been by you Daniel Call, informed
on the (lh day OF the present month"; that you should
forthwith send the Bonds executed by me to Walter
Dunn and for the payment of the residue of which the
SAID sale was to be made, and that the said sale would
yet proceed to be made for the residue of the debt
due from me-now therefore, as YOU the said Daniel
Call and Daniel Norborne Norton have undertakes
20 act and haye acted as the agents for the said Dunn,
hereby notify you, that before the dsy of sale shaIi
DC ready 10 pay the whole of the residue Of the said
Debt and tne costs aforesaid and shall require the
delivery OF the Bonds aforesaid and that they must not
be ~ you rcmoVedeor disposed Of that they may
not ne cancelled, and delivered up to me. am, youg
obedent sErvaHt, FDlyIpD AhDgRSOy
B March 18Th, f831~tR
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-05
2aWc
FOR SALE,
The COIL PITS foruerM Enoz,

TIE COIL PITS formerly kaoOn 6y tie
name Of GRAHAm's Coal PRS.
Up virtue of deed of trust made to Daniel Can
~ and the subscriber, by Edward Anderson and
Ann A., his wife and recorded in the county court of
Goochand to secure payment ola debt due from the
said Edward Anderson to Walter Dun, as exccutop
OF the last will and testament of John Graham
deceased, will be sold on the 9Th dav of Anil
to the highest bidder, for ready money, at Hallnms
Hotel, in the City Of Richmond the tract of land
lying and being on james River, in the county of
Goochland, and State of Virginia and described in
the said deed of trust, as containing nine hundred
and eighty two acres and one quarter of an acre
be the same more less. The title Is believed tn
be good; but selling trustee, shall only convex
such right as is vested in me by the said deed
DANIEL NORBORNE NORTON.
AS Trustee
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-05
Il | f. G. Q.

M S1a chumps, in the county of Hanover, S miles
0e&zsa11z1 from the courthouse and is from Rich
mond-Season to commence the 18th of Feb. and ex>
pre- the l5th OF Juy-price 80 dollars, payable by
fifteen, IT paid by the latter thirty dollars to
nsure-pasturage gratis, but responsibility for
accidents or escapes. kiego is black full sixteen
hands high, and possessed of great bone and muscle.
Two OF Kiego's colts have been trained, and each of
them gave strong evidences of capacity for the turf
One ut them won her sweepstake in fine STYLE over
'he Cam7held course, and could now be purcha-
sed OF her owner for thousand dollars. Repo was
got by Francisco, (esteemed by the late Mr.. Mnge
one OF the best horses trained his stable his
dam by the imported horse, Young Sir Peter Teazle
grand dam the imported mare Csstranre dam of Sir
Arohy.) e by Rockingham, Tabitha, by Trent
ham, g by Bosphorus. Coalition Colt, Bur,ara,
e s. & &c. Lord Leighs Charming Molly Francisco
was got by the imported horse Hambleton. his dam
Nightingale, by Chanticleer, dam Wnguryfeet, by
Jolly Roger, g dam Melpomine, by Burwelrs TRAY
eller dam Virginia, by Mark Anthony, e e g
dam the imported mare Polly Byrd, by Aristotle. It
is thought unnecessary go further with the ped-
gree that already given proves Rego to be one of
the best bred horses now extant.
n. b. Mares will be fed at IS cents per day.
feo li--wo%c III. DAVIS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-05
BROADROCK RACES,
SPRING MEETING


WILL commence the last Wednesday in April
w the eth proxlmo, and continue four days.
LIST day-two Races-a Sweepstake and Poststuke
Subscribers to Sweepstake-mc heats-entrance
S2O0-half forfeit:
ABNER ROBINSON, JAS. w. WTNFREE,
WV. r. JoHrsron, IguAM PUcKErr.
Subscribers to Poslstake--mile heats--entranCe
S10O-pIay or pay:
Tho. WATSON, Tho. d. WATSON,
JNO. M1NGE, JAS. NJ SELDEH.
WM r JoHNsoT,
I'd day-Propretors Purse S2OO-two mile heats.
Sd day-Jockey Club Purse $5OO--tbree mile heats.
4th day-two TaCes~-aunual Poststake and Sweep
stake.
Subscribers to Poststakcs-two mile heats-pufsc
S225:
VIM r. Johnson, ! J. HARRts0N,
JAS NJ SELDEN, WM. WYSNE.
Tuo. WATSON,
Subscribers to Swecps,ake for 4tb day-Juile
heals-enironce SO:
Tho WATSON, W7T BALI,
Tho GRAVES. RrCHU. ADAMS.
THO D WATSON,
ISFTAM PUCKET,
mar f2--2aw9t PRoPRrEToF-
I UST received per scbr Oscar, from Boston,
- 30 kegs Colouring-for sale by
mar q J. V. WILCOX Jr. g. co.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-05
DAY AFTER TO MORROW!
Delaware and North Carolina Lottery, No. O.

Tickets 50, Halves so, Quarters / 25
~ For sale at the Exchange and Lottery Office
Of THOS. B. BIGGER.
5-tS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-05
List of Produce, sc. passed down the Cana
through the Lower Locks:

April 2.--53 hhds tobacco, 90 do stems. 81 boxes
rnan'd tobacco, 3O40 lbs, Al bushels wheat AS
bus corn, tons bar iron bus hemp, 32J tons
honey, 440 lbs bacon, bbls OIL 3 firkns butter,
frkn lard, II bbs whiskoy, 500 key poles, 600 lbs
goods, ton of stone, 80 boats, coal boats, 1923
bus coal.
APRrL 3.--03 hds tobco % do stems, , kegs man'd
tobacco, 1897 bbls flour, 18 bar whiskey Q firkins
butter frkins lard, 1904 lbs bacon Q bags cotton
cords wood, so boats, coal boats lilo bus coal.
y letter from Pernambuco, Feb. %, says-"The
held at 1900 l2nOOO-to which price it has risen
from sl5O0 since the arrival Of the Laura and Ma
ny from Baltimore, bringing information of its rise in
the U. States. Sugars are abundant, and cannot be
quoted higher than 200 rials above Zero. Exchange
ON London add.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-05
MANAGERS OFFICN.
Delaware g. ~ Carolina Lottery, Glass No. 6,
To be drawn To Morrow and the drawing receiv-
ed Thursday.

Tickets s., Halves So, quarters / %.
Dismal Swamp Canal Lottery, Class No. TO- to be
drawn in this city FRIDAY, at The Eagle Hotel
at o'clock in the afternoon
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-05

Tickets 81, Halves Q, Quarters
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-04-08
VIEWS or THE TNptrF

The gu stion at Issue between Mr. Clay add the
m9nuineiores on The one hand, and the resi of the
American people on The oiher should be fairly and die
uucuy undsr"ool. la this fret Dlace Mr. Clay aid
M capitalists cay, the tariff Of 1928 which by the way
Daniel Wybstsr declared "Bn Of Abon,insf ms -
must be held iovioaie aud Unchanged 10 al iis paris
Iha " there is any article OF consumption witch this
soun~y can pfoddce, no mat er AZ ~hat expense IN
duy upon he raised To that point al which the
'oregO producer no longer afford TO bring il into ~
markets We feel certain that DO not s'ate their ore
leos ors 100 broadly ROO high Iudsed might quote
the pc lions OF ihs manufacturing cspaists the re-.
Psrs OF Mr.. Mol ry, s0d The sp ,cfhss Of NJ c. Y.
IN proof Of the crrscnes Of this statement o the doc
times OF the high tariff party. Njhing .birt Of ibe
yle"' Ys have atwi6u'cd 10 that party eopl have
DO ne Mr. Clay out IN proba ing and JepJfiog the
repeal Of The duties sdH, eoce, tea and pOI0sses,
10 ,hs sIong terms he oi 10 bs spresh 81 Cincnua
last summer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-04-08
DEATH on MR- H0pE

Thon az Hope, T. q OF Dsepjene, The opuIent Dn,eb
merchant and author Of'' andStasius or Memoiys of
IFeth died on Wednesday at his residence, In Ouch
r. sIeet Portland places, al an advanced age Mr.
Hops was gentleman Of considerable literary attain
mems and was iavorably known ~ he author Of obst
publications which enjoyed celebrity nearly tqna
70 mar OF Hndst"sus. He married 10 1906 the Hon
Arehtishop OF Iun, and sister Of the pregn per hy
whom he has lelt son, Mr.. Henry Hoge. M. p
",o9m OF The b. deham6er 10 his ls;e Majesty.
ne death OF this worthy, talented and eli gsnt in.
oVIdusi WIN be deply felt in London and bv no one
more han wa hiog,on Irving, who has Tor many vsats
epoyel 40 Intimacy with him. His celebrated 1ovs al
disposition had been soured by the osra,i1,ds ~ o
70 "hom ne had extended bis lavo-s and by the n ali
eious attacks OF reviewers The unparalleled success
ol 'ps' WoTE, published II The earnest solicitation Of
his hiends, restored him IN great toanns, % 49,,
void. From him Miss Edge worth drew her no,,,s;,
OF Tue excellent Mr. Gresham 10 Patronage.
IN. Y. Standard
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-04-08
WEnNEsnAx Anrila

coinmunica ion was received from tho Senate
stating mat they had passed the bis--1d To author.
ne separate election at the house Of Redmsn Eakio
~ Toe coun OF Nj IN gomery 81. To amend the aci
tnnItd an act authorizing the Board Of Public Work.
70 recover money due the FuLd for Internal Improve.
meD' IN summary way, passed Feb. 18Th, 1925 and
30. IN act 10 establish COtut of LatD and Chance.
~ IN zach " the counties 0fHe Commonwealth and
~ certain corporations therein mentioned witt ameod
menis These amendments were referred 10 tbs
Committee on General Laws.
MIR Williams from that committee reported the tyyt
rs ollis' with accommodation that the Houss con.
eur tberen-in which me House coneurrsd
Inc ensfo'sed bill 10 auth o.zs the appointment o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-04-08
d 2n REWARD Runaway from The .ubscri-
W oPVT Der, al out tie 10th December last, nv

81 20 REWARD, Runaway from the .ubscri.
- opV Der, at out tie 10th December last nv
Negro Man STEPHEN, who some iimes calls himself
Stephen Hoones. Stephen is about 80 years of age,
FIVE r0t two or tree inches high, OF dark compile xon
sIut black beard, aud viii kers has lost one OF his
Uppr front teeth, aud small gap 10 his under ie eb
which are short ia frost. He has several scars one
his forehead just above his noe, Two email Gears
or marks on his right brea little below his neck
small one on the back of he left wrist he Joint and
small lump on the left breast Just below the neck
Stephen was rsised 10 Lunenburg county, about Is
miles below The Courthouse, by a Mr.. Blackwell who
gave him TO hrs son Stephen BIZ ckwe Tho soId him
III Rchmord, about Two an half years ago, where 4
released bm. | am appreheDsive he is ia Lunenburs
or ZONE OF tae adjacent counties II he IL not in Iu-
n-t burg think u probable be is in North Caro-
lima, or has taken boa! on ihe Roanoke, aud gone 10
Norfolk He may probably have free papers, AID pass
tree an and change bis name asiefs OF vessels
are caution against hafbourDg him. carrying him
of.
will give the above reward for Stephen, IL taken
out OF the ate, and scufed in any ial tina, get
him again; or fifteen dollars II token within the Siete
Al information respecting said runaway, will please
be GREETED TO me, Richmond P,st Office Va.
JOHN II JENNINGS Z
April ll0-w4N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-04-08

-. - From the W.rsntvo, Fsuquiei, Gee tt.
me richmond Il, iirer time siucc amour ced
Col wallace az caDdilste Tor the s nat, . hut bs
has publicly declined being such. .rumonred hat
he viii he out fer Congress il TO- Il is an,icFatsd th,t
me ccne;t will b. spirited ard warm il IL bell. I'D
oy ma y that the candidates wcul be opposed 10 each
o'oer, upon he lSte con,rover between The Presi.
dent and Mr.. CAihoun--Mr. Barbour Is suspected of
iavouring Mr. Calhoun, and Col. WaIlsce is dir c,y
opposed - LIN Let these things be as they NAV. we
know that many OF Col VS. fri nds az an ous TO SCI
him Engaged In th. canvas Whit hose OF Mr. Bat-
bour are urging his long service emitting him to re-
election.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-04-08

WEST INDIA TRADE.-A letter received at N-w
OK Iom Bermuda, says, that between the It and
IAN oil February seventeen vessel, from the United
aes arrived al Bfrbadoes wi catyoss; and of mi
number fourteen were American vessels and the r.
maihdeT British. The greater number came 10 an en-.
try; he others went On.
We also noted the other day, that Hirfv vessels had
cleared in one month, from Nofolk alone for the Wes
Indies Yet there are men, who labored yerv indus-
tI'ousy to prove he whole trade good for nothing be.
GAUGE 1t was regdinsd by The diplomacy Of Jackson.
Bali Ron
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-04-08

To 'his statement the people reply: that impo,t ID.
are out mode OF taxation, and that no taxes should
Do impo cd beyond those necessary to raise suci.nt
.ese'", 70 uehay The expenses OF Government We
must always raise, by taxation sum no, Is.. han 10
,nns year. and ibis when prep rly e,tribu,ed, by
yog the duties on articles important TO national de-
anu nose who can, by the aid Of temporary err
enlargement, be made 20 eotnp.,e with ,o;.n ~ L.,
OF oe same KIND, will iuroh ample protection TO all
moe moe manufactures which our soil, climate srd con.
u WIN t'n' us 10 Po'ecu'e with ary ,o'erabIe
nope 81 success taxation heyond IA. ,.,.n,.
pon'' LEI M doies be disguised they will ia 10.
WI better han 'sxirg the Of the peope W.,
Az 'he consumer, o The benefit e. uIar rlasr
W. do no, Obi c, u paying s,I the dnties necss -,
revenue ana Would have the duties carefully ins,e
an o'suihn''d wish n consi.nt v.ew o he rn,o1rsg.-
fn " oohssic mauulSct'fes; tut protest az nst
p'yiig du'ies not needed a. rev nue ,nsrsIv H.. &c,
pu'pos' OF enabling there's mauufac,u or 20 sell bi,
wares at higher price fgfo,,e 9,o,,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-04-08
March 81.


q 49,, ~ N DnED OR flr ~ DOLlsAR KS RE-
" WARD. Runaway from the Subscriber about
Christmas, 1928, dark completed woman named
jimmy, aged about 23 years, OF common height and
SIZE IL 10 thought that she has had one or two chill
dTenssnce she abscondei; and supposed &c pass Al. a
Tree pst'on, and probably under The sguse Of mems
apparei'-Cauion is hereby given TO any person who
may be disposed to harbOr protect her. contrary to
me laws oil ms State.-She sold in this Civ NV
Iurn-r II Royal OF Charles City County; and il Is
presumed she mus, be ri her n sdid county or in the
neigbborhood of Robert Bay of New cut County,
az she has relations at Mrs Baiiy'sI am disposed 10
el her or exchange her for any ober slave that NAV
De Tor trade. Any pefson who may be disposed to
trade for her, aod to hear The risk of eIing her.
Is respectfully requested to comnu MICA the propo,i-
non to ms at Richmond, which will he attended to-
aud her delivery 10 me in this City, will paw re-
ward OF SlOo or $50 secured in any Jail that
get her. dissemination Of this need
not to be considered az evidence of her delivery TO me-
March %. lt5-wH LEWIS A. COLLIER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-04-08

Dr. John Augustine Smith wa, on Thursdav last
appo nted by the Regents Of the New York Uaiysr.i
~ President OF The College OF Physicians and Sur
s-ons oil New York, in the room Of John Watts M.
ID. deceased - "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-04-08
COW.MTTNIraTED

To the POters of the Congressional Disfriet romnos
ca ~ me Counties IF Caroline King Wtlltam
ana hng queen, ESss1 and .Afiddiestr:
10 VIII be taken. "a the n: Xt election OF Mem
Der OF Congress- Ter this District, for J. Roane a.
we satisfied that he is true Republican of the
ga school an1 eminenty qraI6sd 10 represent the
ehnk7 The Interests, and sentiments of The Disric
n"t ne Is Ehpo the cd block, and il elected, will
follow in the footsteps of our late excellent and fib
iu kspre en'ave. who he declined rs.eIecti,n
MANY VOTE Frs OF THE DISTRICT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-04-08

~ Office ALI persons having claims ak lost the
" estate OF Archibald Campbell, dec, are reaues.<
ed to bring them forward, prope y SFs entcated-and
all persons indebted 10 said estate required to make
mDe da,e payment to Tie Subscriber or suits will be-
brought TO the next May Cour.
w. ID. WREN, Sere'tC r.
. tnd Adn.'.r OF A. Campbell, dec
M,reh 81. lOeus, y,n.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-04-08

. ny the schooner WiHiam, Cspiai0 South wick from
81 Augu''ine, we have received The Florida BeynId
y; ,us ~ hsabt AZ the last Council Of Ina, Ter
Iuory its laws declared 10 he extended over he
ltdi'n residing within j.. Cha. f. Hawkins accused
OF The murder OF M'Ctae, had been discharged fom
Patriot O''''''''"''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-04-08
April 2
WHITE MARSH FOR sALE.-The Subscriber

~H lTE MARSH FOR SALE.--The Subscriber
w is authorised by the heirs and distrbuteeso of
Mary NJ. p c. Rootes decd TO make sale of that vau-
able estate in the county Of Gloucester ard of Vir-
gina, called WHITE MARSH, supposed to contain
about two thousand acres, 1909 Of which first rate
Low Grounds; and the Hills of the best auahy in that
section Of country minute description Of this Estate
is unnecessary il is certain that persons disposed 10
purchase will examine il particularly they invited
to do so, and Mr.. A. Smith the Manager, residing on
the premises, is instructed to show any gentleman who
desires It, every part of the Estate. I will only add
that these Lands lay between Ware aud Severn Rivers
and extending 10 both a0Ordiag navigation 10 vessels OF
large burthen and furnishing fish and oysters of the
best quality, and i'm great abundance. The improves
mcnts consist Of a large brick Dwelling House with
four floor nearly new, and finished in the
best styles all necessary out houses, some of them
brick AMI most Of them The Low Grounds law
compact body, Immediately in front of the house
without single break, and every part to be seen from
The dwelling at single glance Of the eye; they arc fine.
" calculated for the production of Barley Wheat In
dian Corn Cotton Sc IN fact this Estate is generally
acknowledged by MI who have seen IL, to be the best
Of the same extent and of the handsomest in va
The time Of payment will be made to suit the pur~~
chaser and the necessary number of hands to cultivate
the Estate together with the stock of every kind farm
ng utensils, Sc. will be sold Will, IT, IL required
May II. t-wd John TABB.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-04-08

NA7 LILLIAN G. JONES-ATroRNEY AT LAW
Wv has located himself at Chesterfield Court,
House, and Offer his professional his friends
and The pubic. He W u attend regularly the Cous.y
and Sup: ror Courts of Chesterfield, Powhata nd
Amelia All business enirus,ed to him .hal receive
prompt and Punc,uaI attention.
March 8. oo-wo,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-04-08
,,or,,, PORTLAND, April l.

~, ,. 'H'dl''E LEGISLATURE.
Inc BIZ reguia ing Banks ard Ba king was sg ,;c
returned TO the House. Mr.. VII Jams of Augusta bro
posed an amendment, by striking out the par, rronir
ing 'ne names OF stockholders and the amount of cir
STOCK 10 be returned annually. The question was TAX
en- by yeas and nays, and decided in The ffirma,iys
yeas % lays 40. Add the Bill was passed to b. en-
crossed. r " s GU
A joint Committee was appointed to examine the
oihs LOT extra expenses OF the valuation Commit.
tee and report thereon.
~, ,. THURSDAY, March 81
ne n,i reguIa'ing Banks and Banking. pa sed to be
engrossed as amended in with the Senate
rehuon' oil Abbot and others, and of Jsc.b
SonlhaId, we're referred to next Leeiiaiure
hesoivs, au,horisiug the Governor ard Council 10
settle certain claims OF Era.tu Foot and John
was referred 10 next J. gslaturs
report 81 The Committee on Internal Improue,neuts
Tdrif, Sc
esday afternoon The subject WAS resumed
M. hummer offered amendment iu favor nj ;h.
ia'in Decided in the negative by yeas and Dsvs -
MI Barnard OF Alma, moved 10 amend by striking out
'ne second Resolve, which relates 10 the Tariff De-.
clde1 IN NE negative. motion made to po,tp n
indefinitely. Decided by yeas and nays in the nrea
we eas Al, nays 81. Mr.. Bourne moved that all
The Receive be stricken cut and the resoIn iot o
K-ntucky Inserted in their Il. adj The SIenksr d..
clded this motion 10 30 out OF order
Mr: knowlton called for The previous question; hu,
the House did not sustain ths call.
The question on passing The Resolve was then tall
60 by yeas and nays, aud decided 10 tie ali naive
yeas 10, nays AZ.
evening, 10 the III use Of RePresen ives, Inug and
ahie report was lid on the tail, by MIR. Dsane Of
ellsworth. from the Sell c, Committee appointed al he
late secret session TO take into consideration IN, NH
Jet oil the North Eastern boundary. Yesterday
nuf.daNJ the report was taken up aud read, and or
dered to be printed, aud eopy,wHh the accompanying
Resolves, forwarded to The President OF The u S ana
10 each OF the Governors of the respective ates-
The Report, which occupied nearly 20 pages, took a
clear and iull view OF the whole ground OF cotrover
~, and detailed the evidence iG favour OF cur title 10
the Territory.
IL utterly denies the validity Of The deci.ion Of The
late hing OF III, Netherlands two grounds. Ia the
hfs place 1t cOateDdf tn she umpirs having Io., III.
greater part OF his kIgd'm aLd bscoms peculiarly de-
pendant upon Great Brian for his political existence.
ecu no longer be az indie ndaut arbiter and hi. de-
ciion thereore could not be bInd Aud la the go.
cond place tie fport contends, and prov III he did
not decide the question submitted 10 b,u, and there
lore his &c 'ision VI !. can b9 called csion ~
guilty. The report CONES TO the co1c ion that the
general government Is net hound by any con.d ration
20 ray hs dse'on, aud that IL cannot raliiv IA with
GU violation OF tn coast tutionsl rights OF Maine
( DniIU
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-04-08

.4nnounc ements.- John =. BslDour il anoonncsd g.
Caod'dae Tor fe-ele c'ou 10 Congress- for The District
oil Fauquier aud Culpeper- c. F. Mercer i'm ,hs nc
trict OF Lou !un ard Fairfax
~ MesHs, Spencer Motion b III, Henry Fairfax, and
WIN B. Daniel, as Candidates Tor the II of ID. IN he
county Of Fsirfsy - ~ ~ '''o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-04-08

The said negro was dressed in halt worn b,us broad
co,h coat aud parialoon' red striped, and half worn
ford hat, with knapsack his back and drawing
knife in his hand flesh mark reco,Iec,ed, unless
some scratches made by her in hi. face, which she
thDS' che made; he is Supposed 20 b. about feet g
inches high, stoui,w mi de, and dark mulato
March 20. IO9-wtw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-04-08

a INA Al Rules holden IN the CleIk Office
OF the Superior Court o. CianceCy for the 2ici-
mond District, the 7th day o. March 1881
William Burton and Mary his wife, Pnfs.
Against
william Winston, Ann Norvell, and I.ham hIf.u
and Elizabeth his wife, Debts
u" defendants, William Winston, and .ham Allen
and izAbeth his wife, not having entered their ap-
P-arance and gwen 'ecur according 20 the Act As
sembly and the Rules OF this Court, and I, appp arng
by satisfactory evidence, that they inhabitants
u this County: IL rs ordered That the sail dcfen-
dsns do appear here on the first day OF the June
Term, and answer the bill Of the plaintiffs and that a
copy OF ,hlOrder be forthwith inserted in some ne VS.
paper published in the City Of r chmond, fer two
months excessively, ard posted the ont door of
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