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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-22

al EGROES FOR SALE - will positively be sold 10
~ the highest bidder, for cash, Va money on Tues.
day. the 9th day oil December next IL fair otherwise the
next fair day ihereser at Dsrvs old store, in the 10
per part OF DinwiJde county, % miles so,tb. YES, al
Petersburg between 40 and so valuable slaves belong
ing to The estate Of Capt Stith Thompson deed con.
ssting Of men, women, boys and girls
WM. FERGUSON, Adn'or.
Nov .. $50
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-22
CONTEMPLATION

A. a messing Of the C. erks OF tbs Crtuii S,ps,o,
Cooris Of Law and Cbsncoy, and OF the SONNY Conts
o. the counties Of CTolino, E"sx, X ne & Queen King
Wiiism and Middlssex, h,d a, King & O 1een Coo,,.
hou,e, on Monday, the 1lh day OF November, 1891
fo' The pufpo'e Of selecting ds'sgsts 10 aCoevso,oo
OF CleFk' proposed TO be held 10 the city Of ebmopd
on the bss Monday January nest 10 pre- cen, to Ibs
b-sis,ure detailed aud plsia statement Of all services
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-22

al X. JOHN q. NELSON W T. teach &c 90, a, m,
IVB hou the eo'uios a.. Hs will ,essh The
Greek, b''in and gll.h Lsrgusg-.. Tho ehocI will
isrminsie on the second Friday IN e. nbsr folio Ios
There will be VACATION o. ne h ~ The summer
C mmnneng on he sreoud Fl dsy 10 Joor.--f will se-
scmpodsto ten ertwelv- h"ys With board, washing aud
lodging Tor $50 each The prize ~ tuition will be $40
per tchos'. OJe half OF the board snd toiioo Tee.
~nl be required At The end OF each session -V-rdeb
g. o " power, 10 my nd jre~. JOHN n. NOEL
Nov %. b6-v6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-22

STRAYED OR STOLEN. on tn. morning q, IN.
- ii h ins'.. a da'k bay H,ne, about rins wear.
oil age with large star in the fershesd, and his left
.lnd loot "hiie-aesu'tomed 10 working Ia the wagon
we have resolved informal. that a whi.e man wa.
seen about o'clock the above morning riding said
horse una his clock In pace cf saddle aud ronv n
Richmond Hill, ty Ms M.Creary'G We will nav
i've dollars and atty reasonable KIP n,e, for the rsso
very Of the II rse and w-n'y d. lu. for IN. sonvis
hon OF 'be thief WHIrL0CK & WICKER
Nov %. h6a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-22
LAND FOR sALE-WiIl be- sold

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.-WilI be sold.
att public auction, on Mon ay the 18th December
next at Southampton court house, (t being court day
the tract OF Land belonging to the heirs OF Thomas ID
Price, decd, containing 1896 acres, lying on MOTTO
low the court house, adjoining the lands of Col James
Trezvant and Major hos Ridley, about one third of
which ia cleared, and in fine condition for
the balance standing in timber and considered superor
to any land in the he above land will be sold
on credit OF one, two and three years. the purchaser
giving bond with approved security. Mr. James Ro.
wishing TO purchase.
SAM'L H. GOODE,)
r. E d. d. FRI PRIo E. Les''ee'.
Nov %. b6 David.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-22

HDowHiIE. ,re late rosidoDes OF QUE Teststor, Ill
IL again be offered for ssIr, on Tho IS b OF D.ssm-
Der next Lair, no. the next fair day thereafter End
poriveiy sold TO the highest bidder. This E,ate hs.
v'ng been formerly adv Iced, any further description
IS deemed u,sl,s as II is hop,d that those who wish 10
purshase will hr', visw the premi.es 1t will ether
DO sold enre or divided TO suit purehaer whish may
DO advan'aReously done.
T.rm': oae fourth Of The money 10 be paid
on The la day OF January next, VIII possession will
DO ven he balaoee in three eq ai annual install.
men's, To- which bopds with approved security and
deed OF trust on the properly will be required; III.
bonds TO carry interest from The day OF ssIe-but 4
punstuaiy Ptif, the IN erest will be rsmittet.
JAMES GOVAN,
EDWARD GovAN EJ's GS, OF
Nov. %. Ssoawa.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-22

NAT TURNER.-We learn by xepileman rom
Son'han on, that the faoa heal murderer Nat Turner
vas exesned according TO sentence, At Jeru alsm on
Friday ia"' about io'eiosk He exhibited the utmost
co pposurs ,brou shout the whole sst.mouy and Al
though assured that he mirht. he thought proper,
.'dres' be immense crowd sssem, led on the oeeasisr
d.eia avaiiog himself Of Tho pr vilsg., and tod the
sherin 10 TN voice. that be WAS ready. N Il a
limb nor mu'eie was observed 10 move. He DO "
alter death, was given over to the surgeons TO- di,.
section. fP.feysbmrp Inf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-22

SURGEON DENTIST. i take this method OF in.
- Producing Mr.. r. II. Woodbridge of Chesterfield,
Virginia, TO the public a Surgeon Denst.-Mr.
Woodbridge has for some time past been In my office,
studying and practcing under my immediate advice and
instruction, and certify that he is fully qualified
both In theory and practice TO perform every variety Of
opera ions in The art of Dentistry C. MUNROE.
=, Resident Surgeon Dentist.
NOV. ZZ. 56-lt~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-22

GERS 70 carry into effect their views in tho form Of
meeting.
IL THIS meeting be specimen Of the strength Of tho
great western statesman n. Clay touching his pre,en.
sons LOT the Presidency his cause Is utterly hopeless
what! meeting Of the citizens Of Caroline, the popu-
ous county Of Caroline, convened Tor the nome ntous
purpose Of recommending II. Clay as suitable csudi-
date for the Presidency OF the United States and only
attended by or gentlemen Does not this prove 10
demonstration that Clay can't get Of the votes Of this
county than one Of a hundred!
The people are true TO their Interests and will M the
election, rally around Old Hickory OF Tennessee, whose
boughs best adapied to throw protection their
interests, and PerPe'uate their union and felicity.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-22
RICHMOND, (V.a.) TUESDAY, NOV o.
ELECTION IN NEW YORK.


The Deposition are compelled 10 Acknowledge their
defeat Never wac vie,ory more decisive. Even the
makes virtue OF Deses',y. and thus plainly comes cut
upon the oec ,siou:
"ELrcrIoN RErvRNs-Ro.t'and county has mos,
une xpseiedy elected National II. publ can msn,b,
Of Assembly. S hohsris county has elected one M.
tonal Republican and Anti. nj asop.-Io al, the
other SCUM ies heard from. VIZ: Duchess, Oarge, w.
Warrington. Warren. Saratoga, Satisfactorily. Mont
Ecmery, and Oneida. the Regency have carried The
Whole sweep, just in way TO please themselves All
next L. gha,ure, will number Eve members, possibly
u may b. increased to six-no moro. The Anti. NJ a.
sons will have about score and hall. The residue
will be ousb-going, unf1inehing Regency. men
ready 10 60 the whole quadfupsd and the tail Of auo-
ther ons We hope our snug little Clay party Of eve,
VIII be united, and move In solid phsanx, upon all
friends sf ths N ,oual In,ellig,n and N,ionai
Journal tho Phil sdelphia u s. Gazstte, and the Bo
ton papers, will perceive SIGN in this result, from
which they will learn that here 10 in rowing with
broken against wind and tide. Bring me some
music, and lock you tina; II DO sad"
fe', indeed, these are sush signs every on, who
runs may resd.Tae d. tail, OF great victory are
spread out 10 the solumns Of tho Albany Argus. The
following tables embrace the triumphant, results:
Ihe re'ul OF the late election In this State shows
seh ng Ito speedy extinction as q political par,y-but
the insrsa'ing strength and snjuog popularity of our
National and Sac Authorizations. Anti masonry in
over rs or "a membsrr Of IN. 12S. The vote Tor Az
drew Jaekson, 10 1882. will be overwhelming. The
following table pre- .enis tn. resuls far received
Of the elections 10 IN. L. legislature:
THE SENATE.
Frs, Dis'rst-R publis.n majority about $500.
Sssond-R,p. majority 5000.
Third-Rep majority nearly 1000.
Fourit-Rep ajoriy al lssst 5000.
Fitih-ReP. msjori,y about 5000.
Sixsh-Ths result not known-a close vote.
Sevsnh-Rep. majority 1900
Eigh'h-No oppos ion to the anti. masonic candi-
date"
Since received. IN, six h Senatorial District,
where the ani-masoos had last year Ginning
majority, Judge Mcdowell, the Jaskson candidate, IL
elected by majority OF about 1900, with gain our
party Of about 240O."
HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY-STATE OF PARTIES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-22

WNVE DOLLARS REWARD.-Strayed away from
a. the subscriber, about the 10Th Of April bay Colt
Two years old, with white face and blue round
the mouth and nose, and three white feet-The above
reward will be paid TO any who will deliver her to
me, or give such Information that get her again.
JAMES CLAIBORNE
Chesterfield, Nov. o. s6e,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-22

A TEACHER wANTED-A Young Man. v.u
Ia qualified TO teach the Latin and Greek Lanpuapes
and the Mathematics is required for the ensuing
as an Assistant in public institution For further par.
ticuars address to be made 10 A. b. Portsmouth,. Va
(post paid.) 49,
Nov. ~. - &c o..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-22

MARRiED-On Thursday evening last, BY the Rev PhiI,p
Conrtney Mr. JosErH 0sAvEs, 10 Miss ASS ELIZA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-22

Thus, appears that out OF the Senators elected,
one Anti hiaronie ouly 10 tl:e,sd-ani shat Z are
friends Of the dmin,ira alton. Add in the House
semby, 95 are Jacksonians, 26 AnU-Masons, 3 Clay
nep md doub'ful-The Administration beats all the
Ants uDtsd.-And as to Anti Ma."n'y,h has TO take
reog. In the infected Western District, and even in
al quarter, some OF is strong holds shak Well
may The Commercial call for ",ome sad musiS.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-22

ROWLAND. &s-To refre'h the memory Of Mr..
Charles H,mmond, OF Cincinnati, we ask him who /,
was that once s'igma,sed his present friend NJ, Cav
" an unprnsiPed aud ambi ious dsmagagus?-"Le
political asprant, ponder hi. qYAry care
how they commit th'mselves'- We thank the 10,
teaching US that name"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-22
NEW RIVER RAILROAD.

The work goes bravely on On closing the Books
yesterday, for the day il sscerained at the whole
number OF Shares taken in this City, wcs 1896
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-22

NOIlCE The uDJsr'isn,d 70 de- if Jus OF adjusting
Tho ,Hirs oi his ineTs,e speed y ss possible.
aud htr ro requests oil persons inhibited 70 HE is.
estate TO make payment, he cannot delay the ,sys
Torrance OF his du,ieS. He also takes THE method Of
noyiDg all psrson' having a. Inns gsns bic intssats,
on his ndvid sI account seeuf ~ for any perfo
or persons whatever, 10 make known 10 him s;f susk
ei"ms vi hout delay. Tois notice will be plead in bar
o go claims az sha no. b. ma . known W tbin d
reaso 1abls line. RICHARD G. SMITH
Adm'f Of WIN Cupii CHAM, deed,
Nv II. 56--iaw l2t L,,e OF II spov.r county
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-22
NORTH CAROLINA.

~ "CINcINrATUs has been anticipated in his object
another Correspondent, tmo since.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-22
Making an aggregate of
S332,76I 90

MAKING an aggregate OF S33276I 90
which taking the cost Of the rail road from New River
to Knoxville at So 100000, could produce Dividend
Of upwards If 10 per cent 10 the sfochoiders, the
cost OF that part OF the road 1-2 per cent on
the total cost OF constructing the rail road
from Knoxville to Lyncbburg In this calculation il
will be perceived as before remarked, that your COM
zee nave not taken into their estimate any OF the
imports or exports OF the country between New River
and Lynchburg, which they have hesitancy in say
ing will so increase the amount produce Ieast
10 per cent TO the stockholders, even in the present
cond,on OF the trade OF the country. II Is proper too,
10 add, that yonr committee have not taken into their
estimate the profit to be derived from the conveyance
passengers, and the transportation Of the mail tboy
have not done so under the opinion that III two latter
sources Of revenue would deray the expence OF pro-
vding the necessary engines, and would keep up the
repair Of the road"
s"About 200 miles"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-22
Making an aggregate of

- Making an aggregate OF $499,l40 90
Your comm tee that il is not 10 be expect-
ed that the total amount OF the above imports and ex
ports will pass along the whole line of this road they
nave therefore, made careful examination, and by
calculating the amount Of the imports and exports TO
and from certain ascerained points they feel justified in
saying that at least wohrds thereof may be taken in
TO the calculation, which will produce
For imports S6t79s 90
For exports 267 g63 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-22

he W. Globe states, that the present Secretary OF
the Navy has given directions TO the plant
ing o. 0corns, transporting young Liue OAK, &C. &c
near Pensacola All that has been done is this: "Judge
breckenridge wrote TO the Secretary. representing that
there was much young Live Oak some parts OF the
plantation lands, which would be destroyed unless steps
were takcA topreserve IT, The Secretary, in reply,
quesed him to take the necessary steps, provided the
eXpence per wear ahonld not e1ceed 23nn -,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-22

We IN iers'and, hat Nj ,udoIIh h,s addre.ed th,
Citizsns Of Charlotte, Buckingham and Prince Eirard
same lsngh-AIhough he hts gained ngih since
his return to tho u. State; yn 10 was 90 feeble a.
rockingham. hit he was compelled 10 sit down, b. FIRE
he was able TO soneiude bis address
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-22

DRtVATE INSTRUCTION.-A gentleman q Tile
Il city w'sNss TO procure t,ree four private pus
oils in tho Aneen' Language, or 10 any # h, higbeV
branches OF Seiene. TO whom he would tevots par.
Mcular attention FIR further Information, inquire II
this tffice.
Nov %. Ke ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-22

The CHIEF JUsTIcE.-The Philadelphia papers
state, Judge Marshall has been able TO walk within
lew days. We understand, that unless his Physicisn
orbids him. il was the intention of the Judge leave
Philadelphia on Sunday, and to arrive in this City by the
steamboat OF this Evenng-so TO take his the
bench OF the Circuit Court tomorrow Che I'd day OF
the County
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-22

Jack Dem. orion, 6,I76
The Boston Courier has few subsequent returns
which make the poll for Lincoln 10 l66, Lathrop 1900
Morton $3.50 There is no dou of Lincoln's Election
The Anti asons blown out of the water.-In the
North Essex Congressional District, there is still
election Cushing 20I9 -Kitteridge ISL Osgoot
Jackson) l455-Scattering %.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-22

MAssAcHusErrs ELECTION In 1872 towns, the
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-04
@arttrr NrW8.
PORT or RICHMOWD.
ARRIVED.


"chr General Dcka!b, Summons from Philadci
Phia, VIA Canal, with sundrirs. TO order Posse,
schr Free Ocean at Granny Island ashore; also scbr
Here, ashore, aud Chiia.
Schr Philadelphia, Barrett, from New York. with
scndries to order.
Steamboat Richmond Chapman, from Norfolk
Passed schr Effort, at City Point, bound up
SAILED,
Steamboat John Morris, Ilib5erd, for Norfolk
with freight, &c
Schr Enterprise, Weeks, for New York, with coal
Schr Plutarch, Shorter, for Baltimore, With coal
aud tobacco.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Charles, from 81 Thomas for Richmond
was in Hampton Roads Goth ult.
SORFOLK, April Gothic Schr Chic fol
PortlandI Brewer. from Salem, bound to Richmond
with an assorted cargo, was driven ashore, high and
dry, to the westward OF Craney island in the lat O
gale, having previously lost cable and anchor
Ard Schr. James Fisher. Somers, Boston, Z DAYS
bound to Richmond.
In fiamton Foods, Ship Sarah, Harding, and Brig
Pocahontas. Smith. from up James River, bound to
Liverpool.
The Ship Julian, Smith, for Liverpool, and Brig
perseverance, Prince, for Genoa. sailed from Hsmp.
ton Roods to-day.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-04
IO PRISONS IN JIRCINl.a.
Owning Military Lands In Keniurkr

1--we ~ Hickman county, Kentucky, a, Coum,us or iron
DaA ga inc Mississippi River; SURVEYOR Of the
'"s"id MILITARY Lands State Establishment aId have sur
'eyrd cond many Of ,i west of the Tennrsse.
SINCE ihe dG't OF y predecessor Mai Nm Crochnn- am
sn or number of persons owning those hnds and would
"hsy act Tor Others who may proper entI teit
oushess WIN me am probably he,er acquainted viii, the
"ah VI 'h"Sc lands, than other person; I've that
may nJ want attention. and whether they employ not,
"""ii advise the attention To them
some ni which have been plaged Of their timber some
eeA entered as Warrant Lands aud persons living on then.
"f the occupant laws OF may, while put the
owners 10 considerable expense and trouble have guarded
many oil those lands well cuui without hsyin, m.
auhoiy There large bodies of those Military Lands inc
together and but tew persons living them some with
Out more squateIs calculated their value The
e Ten or Twelve mules square al those lands
"ou'h advte the owners (knoYmg Ne interest
70 sell small out Of each
iDo acre tia1t al low price aud confident, that
III TWO or three would e,ancc Of the balance
10 double or treble what the whole would woh To r
man as now Persons buyin, aud settling mari would
take care oi lie balance aud induce others into The
neShoufhcod; and settlement that To land
would act as agent for of lands the
snn tennessee MYERS, well OF Tennessee
where live, good who vii, attend ne lac
ought to the shall give references for recon-
"iefidations aSwe known Kentucky some &C
quan,ances IN my native state, Vrgnia persons not
commence IN 10 desire their business If oct
agencies, am willing Tle giving owners Of
those lands, this notice There many OF the Military
Lands south OF the Tennessee river that are
WIN by treasury Warrant claims. aud possession of the
Claimants or Their Tenants of which worth law
u IN the Federal Court and If Congress disposed 10 do
JUSTICE towards the Officers and Soldiers Virginia State
cure srip fer the amount of their Warrants or they will Ger
y be ~ worse situation than those tho neglected 10 Locate
"r,r warrants al all RIC0sRD TAYLOR ia
Columbus Hickman county, n.y. Jan. %, 1881.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-04
by Davenport, .alfe,a f. On.


Dhi GooDS-At half past Q o'clock, at our
auction Rooms, will be sold large and ex,ensiye
assortment Of Staple and Fancy Spring and Sumne,
Goods-umong which ore
Fancy colored cloths and cassilneres
Rowan cassmeres and linen drilling
super Beavcrtecrs and Pittsburp cords
IIcklenb,rgs and osnaburgs
Marseles and Valencia vesino
Prints of the latest style, large assortment
French and Enlish ginghams 5 and A
Corded muslin dresses for ladies
Cd figured cravats
Sd and IA Vienna hdkfs
Madras and English bandanna DO
Britannia hdkis and Chintz shawn
Spool cotton
BattIste for dresses
Narsclme silk
Cotton hose
Ne. black ribbards
Alarseiles silk and velvet stocks
Forging cloth capes
French morocco do
Red and white domestic ploids
Blue aud white do do
BUndboxes, black and yellow nayaripoes
3-4 and A brown cottons
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-04
4k HR

rNHE new line of Horse Post Coaches from
IL Richmond to Orange Court House, and uar-
risonburg, via Louisa Court House, has gone int O
operation, and will continue without failure.
This mail will close at Richmond on Tuesdays anu
and Saturdays precisely at O'Clock, p. Nj g, and
the stage start at O'Clock, A. Nj on Wednes-
days and Sundays-leave Orange Court House or
Sundays and Wednesdays at o'clock p. H., and
arrive at Richmond, on Mondays and Thursdays at 8
p. NJ. This line of stages will make junction al
Orange Court House with the Alexandria line Of
stages carried by William Smith to hynchburc-pas.
sing IN lis northern direction by Culpeper Cour,
House, Fauquier Court nousc or Warrenton--ai
winch latter point, it will meet with the Winchester
hnc-by which. direct communication is afforded
to the town of Wheeling on the Ohio river
At Louisa Court House, the IIarrisonburg mai
is taken from the Orange Court House mail. and
will IN some short time, be carried by n . horse
stage OF which due notice will DO gven at prescnt il
Is carried on horseback.
The public assured that the best horses and
most experienced drivers will be constantly in service
and every cXerton used 10 make the line comfortable
and expeditions.
Fare to Louisa Court House 9 doars-to Orange
Court House 81 so ccnts.--All intermediate dstan
ces s. cents per mllc.-s=s'age Office at Inc Wash
ington Hotel.
Passengers will enter their names before O'Clock
p. ~, on Tuesdays and Saturdays
mar 23-lawsw JNO n PRICE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-04
HR SALE

an the premises, at public auction. ON the second
- Wednesday, the 9Th of June next my Tract on
LAND IN Loudoun county, Virginia, with the Eur
mture, the Stock of HorsrS, Cattle Sheep and Hors
The tract consists of rather more than 80 acres
Is advantageously situated in a very healthy coun-
try about 81 miles from Washington and Alryan-
dria, and is OF good quality; Little River passes
through the middle Of 1t, on which there are about
25O acres OF excellent meadow land in different lots
Most OF which is nov in timothy II may be divided
into three or four farms 10 suit the purchasers IN
the centre is large and very commodious Brick
Dwelling House. with all the other Buildings necessu-
ry for the accommodation of large family, and like
wise for servants, laborcrs, &c several Of which are
Of brick. There Is also Grst and Saw Mil on
the tract. AT the upper end, and adjoining the
turnpike leading 10 Alexandria and the city, there is
comfortable Frame Dwelling, with good barn, and
some other accommodations At the lower end there
is likewise house that may accommodate a small
family The stock of each class is numerous the
sheep are generally Of the Mcrino race A credit of
one, two, and three ycnrs, payable in equal install
nen,s, with interest, will be given for the land and
ono for tie stock, ample security being given for the
punciunl payment Those to whom am indebted.
viii be allowed credit for any property they may pur
fair conditions.
Not being able, OH account Of my weak state Of
health to conduct the sale myaclf have given full
power To my son in law, Samuel l. Gouyefneur and
my nephew, James Monroe, Jun. to perform this
service for which ! have vested the prorctiv IN
them In The event Of sale, they have power "a
make every other arrangement which circumstances
may require JAMES MONROE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-04
by Otis, Dunlop r Co.

STOCK OF SHOES AND BoOTs-A, 10
CROCK, Nh be sold at the store Of Mr. Duncan Mo.
Donald, his cIire stock of Shoes and r.. .'N o-
prlzing general assortment of gentlemea's, ladies'
Boys misses and chlldrens particularly adepte for
retaiilng--many Of them Of his own nnnpfscture
and all OF good quaity-Aso, all the shop fixture
tools. SC Terms M sale 'N'