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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-30
GREAT FAIIuRN

The following pithy paragraph the first annurl.
CITATION OF the recent blow at Washington, which APP
peared at New Orleans:
'fhe house of A. Jackson s. Co. at Washington CITY.
have tailed tor large amount four of the partners have
NED IN dlsmay The long account with the people is left
concern will be closed by Amos Kendall ''''
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-30

ENFIELD, May 2lth, 1881.
Gentlemen: \ few days past had the qualification
TO receive yours Of the 5h instant wherein you
desire to avail yourselves of my services the next
congress of the United States; and in which, you
been further pleased to urge many considerations why
should consent to have my name SHIELD up"-among
others, that would afford you opportunity of
NESTING ''an undminished confidence in my patriotism
aud zeal IN the public service" thank you Gentle
men,most sincerely do thank you for your generous
confidence and supports and in the ulness of my heart
with thorough consciousness of my inability to meet
your Just expectations respond afirmativey YOU
as have before done to many of my fellow citizens
DO this with an approving conscience, and, dare
oeiieve, an approving country in the course which
nave felt 1t to be my duty to pursue my intercourse
with the citizens of Washington city, during my late
residence among them. would fain hope that Gen.
Andrew Jackson may yet live to the day when he
VIII be convinced have not only (as he admits
faithfully discharged my duty the public but the
hazard of mourning his dispeasurc have tried guard
his SPLENDID aures the common property of the nation,
with the fidelity of friend, and that too, under
the most discouraging and notifying circumstances.
With the highest respect,
L am, yours most truly,
JNO. BRANCH
To Messrs, Rice B. Pierce, Thomas Gary, Henry W.
Gary, Thomas w. Lassiter William ii. Day, John
, Purnell.
Extract of letter to the Editor of the Alexandria
Gazette, dated
''W AsHINGToN, May %.
Oeor S~-4ou are no longer an orthodox re-
publican Editor The ban of the greatest and best
himself has been laid upon you. Tell it not in Gath
publish it not in the streets of Askelon! straw
number OF your paper happened, the other dav to
slip through the hands of the attaches at the palace
and reached the throne itself An editorial article
rather pungent read: The immaculate was
reused and he burst forth in the following sub
lime exclamation: 'The damned you,g rascal deserves
tohaue both ms gears cipt off close 10 has heaIr!"
1--WE consider ourselves very fortunate 10 hnv
escaped SO lightly. In times gone by it would hav,
been-"blRw ten balls through the damned rascal
Truly It's dreadful thing TO excite the 'nmacu
late But Il health and strength permit. we viii
not clip off, but make his eaes tingle with som.
truths, more grating than those which recent
reused his anger His power shall not shield hin
from the stings and arrows which truth and gooc
cause can hur with unerrng aim. We are glad ths
@e have proved that his conscience is not vet scar
is with hot ron-hs malice we despise.-Ep. GAz
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-30

Mr.. Inghams letter that there never was any
official discord among the members of the late Cabinet
1t was known BEFORE that the want of harmony was
from social and official causes-socaI causes howe
yer, connecting themselves with political.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-14

for Liverpool AMI arrived the same day with tn.
Noubnyahea Under the directions Of the Du,oE
Consul there, warrants for the arrest of Ma"
yieur Robert aAd lis Aliy were issued-Beina
surprised and separated they mutually accused
each other. The lady was given to understand
however, that there Was ~ i>pn.i'ion to min
her further than to obtain the prcpr,v which .hs
and POLAR ,.n lhe morning after thr ,,!zure n
this CITY ha ] buried in Mood in Kin, COUNTY.
and which sume six ur eight das atle h., jmni,;
sonment sic bad dug up and carried OF, and IA
procure from her what .lui.mmai,n she rs M.
sessed of as TO certain occaFrrn,cs in Brussels
She Immediately consented to surrender the pro.
perty and to 20 20 Holland to disclose all 81.
knew Mr.. Raymond started the same ,av WIT,
her to London. whence she was TO proceed pndor
the direction of the DJtcb Ambassador there. "a
Amsterdam. The Gentleman was brought m
for examination the next day. but being unable to
answer satisfactorily certain embarrassing. one,
tons. it was thought proper to send him to lon
don in charge Of Two Of the Liverpool Police o.
'iccrs.-N. y. Mercantile.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-14
For Rent,
Story BRICK
Nov. 18th, 1881.

-. That desirable Three Story BRICK
-ETA DWELLING HOUSE a, the corner OF Solfe
80 and Pitt streets, Mt present occupied By VIII
liam A. Linton, Esq The house is very com.
modious and in complete order, being thoroughly fn-
shet land has attached to il excellent garden) and
in the neighborhood of good Possession will
be gwen ON the lst December. For terms apply to
JAS. CADEN,o
ROBERT l.. WHITE.
oct 28-2awt1stDec
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-14
Crate Coal.

x-0n BUSHELS fresh graz co. J'.'. =
| 1Oi} and now landing AM ici So
board the schr ZION at my y bar :, suori
nov list E'"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-14
\ VAIN b e E>,ate fov SAFE.
q.!s.: WEST GROVE, the residence


- ~ the bate Gol susiG,lne J Smith. - no4 Z"
SwtS fcrrd far sale by ti!e hens. Esci'nm :" 10
sc.I.r.s, cumhr,nces, either entire or oh@tG ID.
two Farms, ~ may suit purchasers.
Thi. vslu,blc Estate is situated ITn'fai'H 'N,
site the own Of Aie>sndris, shout on" u''e m'''
and within the State of VIRGINS, on The south sue
thu Great Hunting Creek, at lis coiHucn WIN .l'
ycr po,o nae. extending aud binding ~ o''a s'sl.
upwards of three miles, and embracing ot 81 u. 80
extensive and valuable Bivcr Bo't'm' ht f'c'''H
this country The Poco>n has recently 1'ei 't''.
ell nv thu construction of dyke Ni'h ErA't' 49,
from the his, at great "xpe &c, hy which II is tl.
" secured from overlooking This pat - we -.
atone contains upwards OF 300 acres oi "'."'A
unsurpassed IN ter,ility az! ~ rs nature i''NlH'.
From experiments made, It - arc'Ei'ns" "',
whole B"t,um will produce Tobacco aid Kemp
fines, qu ,lit, AMI ~ great qnsnuty i
The Estate contains upwards Of !Sy' -'''.
greater portion Of which is Bottom iatG' lH',h
t. nsive and valuable Meadows well sci ~ '',,,
rnc U land is very productive, and ~ f'ot ,H ',
civilizations In, the major par, q 1t Is "c"'"i ~
with valuable Timber 49,.
On the E,tltc there are two valuable iN''g
which large Quantities Of Fi,h ale taken ''t"'',
both contain al nrce >Sary budingsan" IN"'''
accommodation # fishermen aud cGnny li-h
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-14

1
two stor, lone and brick barry. IT, '''''
t,roug It A iar"e Kitchen, smok' ii"I'',. ~, -.
Nero Quarters. blacksmith shop, ~ '' "''''' =
IN good order, very large Barn, f'c'"''' .o ~,
the mos, approved plan, detached from III" n
tersve Stables, Sheds. Corn iiouss. C'lf"sF =" -
and in nc, every necessary bm;Iling and ' ~, h
all IN good repair. On the lower part - e,
called wIGI on. there are also 'mpro'ef'c = ~
uyerseer's Ucuse, Negro Quarters, &c ~, ia
hrse amd convenient Thee SIC s.'-", f. II,
extensive. and of t"t fines, t.u't: J." ua'n ,apt
merous advantages possessed hy tbs ,s'a.S mn.
enumerated within the limit, OF a. ad'e''' I,
IS presumed persons disposed to purchase Wiz ~
premises >, .,o,,;or q
T.c terms will be liberia: srr'il proro'%EU,,
purchase ,none, only viii DC require, ~ ;1
the b,lance long credit, il desired Va" x ..
application NAY be made 10 NE .,,, 'uogG.l
ing IN Alexandra. JAZZ" ,,p,,ITl
nov 2 com W. nh.
rr The Editors Of 'ac l,telIicencer %I ~
advertise men; e. o. E r. two months, ana s-'''
10 this Office fer pay meUt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-14

with the caplulation. Ii Is, therefore, probable
that the Russians will be obliged to carry on Tor
time, petty warfare in some oil the paia'iia'es'
GREECE.
The conferences respecting the boundaries Oh
Greece, aud the chuice Of Prince Tor that couh.
try, are resumed The Government OF Coun.
Capo d'Istrias gives general dissatisfaction. ana
will lead, as it has already done 10 particular III
stances, to much boodshed and confusion.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. l.
MipwreckS On Monday se'nnight, about |
o'clock, the brig Peru, Pitcher. for this port, with
q cargo of cotton. from Mobile, was driven upon
one of the sand banks about three miles from Ly'
than. The crew took TO their boat on tuesday
morning. and arrived at Lythan, all SALE at
o'clock. The captain was sick at the time. oh'
has since. partially recovered. on lhursday
steamer was sent from Liverpool, and an at
tempt was made, by her means, to drag the yes
sci off, but without effect, her hull having De
, come deeply mbedded in the sand. The steam
err returned on the same day, having on ooart
CAPT. Pitcher, aud all the crew, except 'he NAV
and two carpenters, who were lett TO assist II
breaking UP the vessel, aud securing the remain
der Of the cargo -,
p.S. Peru. -. from Mobile, which wa
driven OH shore at Lytham. has gone to pieces
about $50 bales Of Cotton had been landed; th
rest of the cargo was strewed along the coast.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-14
LATER FROM ENGLAND.

NEw YORK, Nov. 10.--At a very late hour
this morning, and when our paper was near y rea-
DIV for press, we received our files Of papers by
the packet ship New York. from Liverpool. which
sailed on the LIST of October, and to which date
inclusive we have papers, Shipping Lists, &c.
rT,,,,,, ercicI 4Jy,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-14

THE Jewels Of the Princess Of Orange. Our
readers will remember the facts announced some
weeks since that a man had gone of with the sup
posed wife of Po.ari, carrying with thema consi
derable portion of the jewels brought by Polar
to this country. The precious couple left this CT
ty IN the mail of the 18th August last for PhIla-
deIphia, under the assumed names OF Robert aud
wife. and sailed on the Goth for Liverpool in the
ship Mouongahela. Mr.. Raymond. one of our
Police Officers, who had been conversant with
many of the projects of Poari and the wife after
his arrest and up that time. sailed IN pursuit of
them on the Oath by the ship sylvanus Jenkins
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-14
The MANSION HOUSE .

a and convenient. and sItua'' q "''"
Tx ,arLi Of a nevcr.f,''ing sPune Z" y"
IA Is, water, near which IS c're''' .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-19

iooono ,ioN'-i The Co-psuDers nip brr.,uI q,
~ existing between the ,ubserib.r. md, - s.
o. BAR u Anderson, 10 this day Dissolved by mutual
cen'ent-hn persons having claims sgaiD,, in. same
VIII present. them TO Beverley Blair; and those ind. b,sd
!" .ne concern VIII maks payment to him-bs. onlv
being authorized to receive and gram, disobs,ges Tor n,
p.. o.. BLAIR.
III Subscriber Fill continue IN ,,s,.
non business, at the st,nd on Cary ,t,est, bsrs,oGo,s ~.
eupien ny Blair Il Aoderson. To the patron. of ,bs,
concern, be tenders bic acknowledgement and Assure.
hdsd TO his care, 'bsll receive unrsniiie5 s,'sorou
! ne eook, aod Pspsrsof Blair & Anderson being Jeff in
ni' custody, be invite. all those having claim, sysin,,
mem 70 eau on him Tor payments and those indebted,
70 nqniua,e 'heir respective balsute.-he, opIv. b,ioy
au,nofi'eh' az may be sesn by The Advertisement abov.
70 receive and grant discharges for The same.
+ ERLEY BLAIR.
"''"'"o""' Nv jan 1881. T3-2aw2w-wu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-19

Inc discharge OF his dudes there, " take Inc lead In
THIS measure. l feel that he has rendered, u substan-
dai service to the country, that the bill which he has
mstured and supported through the House to which Ne
belongs, will be a joyous relief, and a great blessing,
TO many honest and valuable citizens; and both useful
anu sale to the government. ! am happy in seconeing
here that which he has so we'll sustained else W where:
and am desirous, for one, Of expressing my thanks for
his Jealous devotion to this object. and his successful
lead in its accomplishment mat. Int.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-19
HAYJ'I

Letter from Port au Prince. .bv an atr;v,, M,
! mors on the 10 II inst, states Ina, SONS dis,urb,nc.
had occurred at Aux Csye,, in consequence. of The r =
suis,lon' Tor indemnii, ing the old French eoionIs,,.
respects, all was well.
The wri''r aids. that a genllsman from MARYLAND
was ,raveli ng through sh. island. to inv..iisa,s IN.
that he hasa view Of aiding in the removal ,bi,haf oi
'undry o,hor per'ons from ibi' county, If h. should
ultimately judge IL to be expedisnt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-19

vifuo OF ths Last Will Of Jobn p.,,n. -,
- formerly Of Meekisnburg. County, and Stu. -;
Virg'uls he willsd to John =. Pettu,, (son ~ ~ y
oro'hsr WnlsmO then an infsn', the sum Of 5000, .md NV
unknown 10 me, II the said John /, Of s,s "a Psu
ne ssn g:tth money on application, BY osvisx AZ,
COS, o. TAI. notice. J. M. JEFFREss, Of Cbsrie,."
"-"f" sod The ADM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-19

VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
NOW OFFER o SALE The brick tsnemeo;

I'LL fhOPkHTY FOR SAlE--
NOW OFFER FOR SALE The brick tsnemso;
II and Its appurtenances, located on a full aero Of we'll
snc'o'ed ground, nearly opposite Mr.. Thomas Ru,her.
eos1s s. and e.nan'ed to the able Engineer. Mr.. Stein
n.'o' orick tenement, near our High Constable
rns'dence (hr. John Goddin) tensn,ed TO Mr.. CI.msa,
white, one OF our City Police Officers.
n"o, TWO orek 'ensmen's under ono roof on II
street; the one under reLt to Mr.. Cressweli, and IN.
other TO Mr.. Pearmap.
ASP, a framed building near to the upper Methodist,
place o. worship, we'll known as Mo residence Of Inc
Al'o, a recently erected brick building, &C., stand.
ing on a fail acre of well enclosed ground, on Church
ni', geni'y declining to the South. and admirably
calculated for the culture of vegetables, opposite Ma.
Jor G'orge's residence, and occupied BY Mr.. Snsed.
~ n'so' an improved Lot, No. 5. a, Rockets, % 2 By
Also. two Lots with brick buildiuy +. th.r.o .r..
on T. street, nearly opposite Mr.. Warwick. tobacco
ware. house, in a very d~ilapidated and ruinous sl,,.:
:. 10 same Time possessing materials for other siruc-
lures, on, | will sly, two lots, now offered for .,i.-on.
OF which is directly South Of MIR. BARCLAYS tobacco
factory, 100 feet by l30-and the other, of yearly in
rIedsing value, viz:-one No. 3, 40 feet front on the
ZEE oy Ioo fset In depth, on which a warehouse sim
mar 10 structure and extent with that of Mr.. LuJ.
iam's might he erected.
An opportunity is now afforded the purchasers, If
i've .ooek Tor slaughter, Of having pens contiguous to
Tho y l-2 acres Of ground on Valley or Butcher
oIoe'' known Tor years past az MIR. John Wyse's slauyb.
49, pro- WIN De laid OIL into 'wenty-four separate and
di'hnct iots; twelve OF which 80 feet fron, ON sad
street. will runcbask $50 feet or thereabout, 10 an ,iyh,
'se' aiiey; and thence twelve other lots Of similar d.
ground.
such Of tbs Aforesaid lots az. at Tho close Of the sue.
eeedink month, remain unseid, will then be dispo,.d
Of al Auction, to the highest bidder;
hnd' u 1 have . liberal bid made me, for mv pye.
offer for safe. "~
Capitalists, here and elsewhere, could not, perhsp..
oe"er dispose OF their unemployed funds, than in vest
ing a portion OF them 10 city property; which po..e...,
advantages not surpassed by any city in the United
E X 0 GREENHOW.
93-wf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-19

Com. Lewis Warrington ba. zen soooin. ed "a IL.
command Of The Navy Yard and Staten At phiI,dsl
phiA' In the place Of Com BaiDhridss.
[GeorgefotDn Gns,fs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-19

committed 10 the Jail OF Grsysop
~ county, on the Bird day Of October, 1890, a nc gro
man ~sopposed TO be a runawsy, who calls his name
LON, and says he belongs. to Elijah Cation of Chester
district, South Carolina. Tom 10 about 5 feet 9 or 10
inches high. %supposed TO be upwards Of ,hirty-yssr, Of
age, folerabiy black color. Speaks quick, when ,po.
ken 70, The owner 10 requested TO call, prove property.
pay charges. and take him awsy-or be will be d, Ill
WIN according 10 law. JEREMIAH JENNINGS,
W'N TIVE LniIOr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-19

NoIlCE.-was committed to the Jail OF Nottowav
~ Couoty, on the 18th day Of November, 1880, az a
,unn~sy, negro man, who calls himself PEYTON
COUSINS, AMI who also says that he was born rec
snn ma ne was raised in the County Of Charlotte.
heis ABOUT thirty years old, nearly six feet hisb. co
'o' oiack, no particular mark recolieeted. The owner
II any 10 requested 10 como forward, prove property.
pay eba'ges. and take him away, or he will be dsal,
with according to law. $50
IL sny person or persons in tho county Of Chsr,ot,s
can produce satisfactory evidence to the County Conr,
oi Nouoway't eai To. above named Peyioo Cousin, i,
enu'ed 10 his freedom, they are respe etfully re- ou.st.d
~ 90. "A. A. CAMPBELL,
Feb. rs. ~95-wI2w Jailor OF No.towav Conn.v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-19
Il DAY, respectfully inform their
IL friends and The pubic generally, tina, the con.

DRUG .AJFD aPOTHECARY BUSJNEso
n ,he old established stand. ,ign of the Black Bon
ana Mortar, Market Square, whore they offer 70,
ss'e' al unusual low prices, q large and general ss,ort-
men, OF he'h and genuine Medicines, Paints. Dvs-
SUM, window Glass, Perfumery, Fancy Articles, and
fs'en, Medicines OF every description-To which will
oe ADDED regular supple. of every attiels in ,h,i-
line, from the Northern Cities.
All oil which they will sell At Wholesale or retail.
on sueh terms a. cannot fail to give satisfaction.
merehsn's, Phy'ieians, and the Public gener,Jlv
ao requested 10 call aud examine for iheD.elve., be
lore purchasing el,ewbere, THOMAS PUIJJNc
Feb. rs. 05-2aw3wkMAM MuScO l. MY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-19
HoUsToN-DENrI.ro or R1cHMorp-Re..

DENTIsr OF RI~cHMoNp-Res-
j. . Psc'fuily informs the Ladies' and G.n,Iemen of
virginia, 'hathe proposes TO be in Williamsburg on The
IAN OF me present month, and will remain one week:
from 'hence he will proceed to Richmond, where he
wll 'emain a fortnight only; on the 4ih April, he will
VISIT petersburg, and remain there until The LEI Nav.
return o Richmond and rem ain ore week; I'd week in
way WIZ De In Norfolk. and remain 3 weeks, re urn 10
Richmond and remain l week; will he in Fredriek .burs
tne second week 10 Juna and Iem ain three weeks: in
Ihariot'tville the hrst Of July, a, d rem sin three ", ek,.
me removing week he will be 10 Srsun'on, ard during
the mon'h OF August will be at the While SuIobnr and
.oJacent Springs The 6r,t week in S, ptember he
VIII VISIT Lynchbug, and return to Richmond by The
Is, Ct Octob.. March - Ioi WV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-19
NEw.IoRx wnoLEsALs FANCY DRY.

sw-sONA h0L6SAL6 EANCY DRY
IN PARTWERSHiP.L
rue suose!ibers have entered into eo-psrtner.h ip under
the bsm OF AZ @. 4 +. Cochran. and have tsieu shs
extensive premises ls2. Pearl Street, for the trsnssc.
New York, aist Sept, 1880.
A. G.. & F. Cochran have now on hand. .,.h ma.
:oss~ent Of Fancy Goods, a.. ,hey believe, 4. no, sur.
passed by any o,her in this country, in variety and a..
rclen' comprising the following articles, 10 Canton,
French Italian and British Fancy Good.:
Black ADD eoiored Italian lustrings
Imitation plain aud ehauseable do
o'acs, so'orsd ADD ehapgssble Gros dc Naples figured
Ia great variety
Coiored. chaDgeabie, black and blue. black mareo,i,..
0 black and eolored bombaxines
Grape de Lyon; plain and figured mandarines
RAN and nEnrsd p0Plin'' aixerins'. palmarlnes. Of the
French prints aud ~sinsbsms. aud Foulard muslin.
rongees. and many other articles for ladies' dresses
Sros DO Naples. gauze and Grape hdkfs. and scarf.
SIX and kid stocks aud fancy erava,s
n'ack and colored Italian aud imitation crsv..,
BUCK, beaver, silk and hoskin gloves
eros do Nap aud gauze garniture ribbons
Zap ana bolt ribbons OF newest styles
English and French elk hose and half. ho,s
Embossed and opsn. work do
Linen cambria and cambria handkerchiefs
b'ack aud colored French Grape; wors,ed barreys
prown ~eo.ePally; sewing silk and twht
usoey buttons; hooks and eyes, &c. &c.
consisting Of s"0u''
English bobinetts. gimp,s. and thread ed.ips,
Gaps, csPes. pelerincs, eheriz.ttes
Black and white lace wells aud shawls
wins complete assortment OF Thybst and Merlno
shawls OF A, ga, ia and 81
Ca:hmere and Merino long shswls, &c. &c.
Az. q +. Cochran have selected their stock with ,
reference to the southern and western mar.
ks's; and as they will add 10 their assortment constant.
y, fresh goods as they arrive. their stock will be Ven,
up throughout the year,-all of which thew now off.r
low prices. and on the most liberal term,. Tbsv 70.
'pteuuiiy iovite purchasers to call and examine their
and 6dt lmy WV" e"e
New York, Jan. IL 1871 =,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-19

vHNRUST SALE.--By vuiue OF a Deed Of TrusI.
n executed to the subscriber, and Gideon Bosber,
by Presley Elicit and wife, on The third Of Fsbrus,y
lSZO, ADD recorded in the Clerks Office Of ms VII
liam county; shall, as surviving Trustee, proceed 10
sell Tor the purpose expressed in said deed, a, lbe re.
quest oil The Pfesident and Masters, or Professors Of
William aod Mary College in Virginia, at public aus.
ton, TO ms highest BIDDER, for cash, on Monday IN,
Zsth Day Of March next. II fair, II not, The 6r.i fsir dav
thereafter, al King William touft hou,e, il being cau,,
dsy'a certain piece or parcel Of LAM, situate. living
sou being 10 The county OF King William near Brandy
nyue' containing one hundred add sixty .,ix acres
more or less
The title 10 the land, is believed 10 be good-Bu,
'uch only az Is vested in the Trustee will be made.
feo. 20. 96-w5w EDMUND CHRISTIAN.
NAECUTORS' NOT1CE.--An per,ons having
~ claims agsin't The estats Of Henry TimberI,k he
dec'd, lac OF King william County, are hsreby mott.
hed 70 present them for settlement by the Let dsy Nav
next, ss this notice will be pleaded in bar Of al such :,
are presented after that time. Those indebted are re-
quested TO make immediate payment
HENRY TIMBERLAKE, Executor
of IL. Timberlske,d deed.
NVs """'"' 'fp' ~ e5-vsu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-19
THE GOLD MINES.

we publish tho notice below OF Harris Min. In No,,hc .,.u..
%, "a information and encouragement Of our spo,,.yIy.nia friend,
VINO have found surface gold only on their la.d,. III, ~.
sn = a.. ~o 'earn' very much resembles in appearance tina,
found at Whites, Johnson's, Goodwin's, Bo,lsy,, vvi.,,. 10
&C n ensuing Summer, wo hope, will bring in a rich hary.,'
Of precious metal.