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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-25


fENHE Subscriber, ia,eod,ng move the West
"a before be close OF This ear, will, on Monday,
The day OF November mex at lis residence, sell
al public auction. the whole OF his pr,onal property
except slaves. Those wishing 10 supply themselves
with ho So, nxsr cattle, hog, skefp, WAGON, earis
piou gh', and all kinds OF panisiioD implemebis set
OF bae ksnihs tools, household aud kitchen furniture
&C., &c., will find ii 10 be to their advantage 10
after the SAFE. Terms Of salo will be cash Tor ali
sums OF ter dollars and less, and for above len
DOLLAR, twelve mon bs srsdii will he giver.
Al the sine the rub, eribe's pisn,aon, II DO,
pr.viouiy disposed o., will be of red fsr sale II IL
siiua ed Nooway river, aud poents 10 the piabet
working from IS 10 20 bandr rare opportunity oil
mskirE o6table investment e money ia land. Its
proximity 10 garon, The fer lilly Of its soil, ~ o
gfesi qran y OF excellent timber, with which II
abSupds AID whish be sarried 10 a good mar
ktt al 'rifipS expense. ard the advantages II pos
ses'es 10 faiDg ss!ie and hog', Ike ~ desi-a
bic sequisi ion 10 any di posed TO settle in this
OF the county. II has on il Apple o chard, SON
tanning 1900 we'll selected trees, now IN high psrfee-
titD and capable Of producing rom 40 10 50 barrels OF
brandy. TOtrs srs two dwell Dg houses located on
6ifersLt parts OF the tract, DO Of which and
con modous; and al he her buidings, insluGipg
large co ten house, having bern reseniy erecitd
are in Ectd rrp+'r Tn. tract contains between four-
teen md fifteen hundi ed scrss, hundred Of wb.
have been highly il proved aud yield an sbuDdsD,
erep Of eottVr. The water IL gtcd and he;e 10 site
in the eoun Y heal by than " V on wish h,
subscriber resides The term, on whish The land vii
hs sold, will be made known on the day e sAie.
JAMES TREZVANT.
Southampton, 0sob'r BIB, 1881. 35-bs
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nRYDEN HUNT. MERCHANT TAYLoRs-
~ No. 8. Sharp st. Baltimore Respectfully in
TORN their customers in particular and friends in gene
rsi, that they have resolved their fell fashions aud
lee,ed from the lais arrivals ia tho lilies Of Bsiinore,
Phisdslfhia and Now Yok, very general sssorme nj
o. goods suitable TO their business such super blue,
biek und mub.rry siohs, 10 great varieties OF shade,
(o London and French marufse,ure;) and very gen
srhi aotment OF best super sasmers Of vsrou,
md the fasbouatle check with general assortment
oil ves'tns., OF silks, wa,ered and plain, Sc. Sc.
ID. Il H. avail themselves Of the present oppor,un MI
~ TO return their thanks 10 their town and country
irisnds 10 general for the very litorsl
hey have received since they have been associated 10
business and hope by srict attention TO business and
their mode ate sharge', TO merit connusnte oil their
favor.
Ost 81. 47-4,
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W Msssrs solomon Pllen. Is idge Teller, Kios
u Mead, Anos Palmer, Lord & Lees, Kyle &
Dennsioa, Dore & Herisll, Orlando Esme,, Amos
Palmer q Co. X. |. Smith & Co Bsrri s King, Hen.
~ De Groo' 4 Co. and Bouquiere & Alien
fon viii please 10 take noner, that on Saturday, the
sa'b day OF Deeember next AZ tie house Of Lee B,u
wsrs' a. Newown. In tho county OF King and Q ieen,
IN virginia, bsiwsen the hours Of O'Clock IN the
morning and sup-,et OF hat day, ,ba proceed 10 take
me dePosi'ioss OF William Lyme, Joseph Pollard aud
diners, to be read A. evidence In suit ia equity,
expanding and mincd, in the Superior Court
Of Law and Chanec,y for tbs county CT Henrieo, 10
which am plaintiff and you Northumberland Il
from any cause tho taking Ct hs said deposiions ,hs
no' bo completed on tho day aforesaid, the taking
thereof. will be continued the 20 and 81 DAYS OF
the same month, and between the Same hours and q,
the same place. am your obd't. serv'
M. NJ FALLEN.
Riahmoud. Oct 81 1891 Ala,
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SALE OF A RUNAWAY SLAVE--By virtue oil
- an order Of the Court OF Husiipgs, Of tbs city OF
Richmond made on The 24h day Of Ssp'. 1891 sha'i
s. Co,bys c., In the said city, sell for cash,
on 'he Il, dsy Of November next, JOE BARBER, a
slave committed to the Jail Of ssid city, as run. away,
unclaimed by his owner.
DABNEY NJ MILLER,
Deputy fer
wM. d wRENN, Ssrst
Of the City CT Richmond
Sept. so. 4l-W
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NOTiCE.-A petition will be presented 10 tho next
Legislature Of Virginia, from the county OF West
morsland. praying the passage Of some law compel
the free pegroes In the Commonwe alth 70 emigrsto
thereom. under penalty which will e6ss.uslIy pro-
mote this jset The petitioners will be setuaied by
sense o.! what Ia duo 10 their ewn saetyaud that OF
their friends and relatives Our sister couniss are
specially solicited to eonirbuts their aid in riddipg
on' State OF a class OF population which has btcoms
dangerous TO our lvss aud liberties II 10 re,pes
fully recommended 10 our fello0 citizens 10 adopt in
their respective couniss, proceedings similar that
prooosed 70 be adopted In Wesimorelsnt.
Oet7 A3-I0s
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HID oANoKE LAND FOR sALE.-The subscri-
u Der offers for sale the of land on which the
late John Somervel resided, lying in the county Of
Meckenburg. on Ro noke river, between Tayor's and
Haskins Ferries. This valuable tract Of land contains
by an old survey 2500 acres, $50 Of which are low
grounds OF superior quality This tract OF land is adapt
ed TO the cultivation of tobacco, cotton wheat, corn,
oats, SC. There ia of this tract sufficient quantity of
open land in cultivation and under good fences to
ploy 80 or 40 hands. There is the premises a well
finished two story dwelling house, in coed repair
tanning eight large rooms together with all necessary
oui-houses, for the accommodation of a large family.
The water Is good aud the situation healthy. A moro
minute description is deemed unnecessary, is pre-
sumed that those who wish TO purchase will first view
the premises. One fourth the purchase money will
be required the first day of January 1882, the ba-
lance in equal biennial instameDts; to the pay
ment Of which, bond and approved security will be
required, with lien the land. This tract of land
II not previously disposed OF, will be sold publicly,
the premises, the LIST of December next. The sub
scriber (who lives the premises) Will take pleasure
in showing the above tract Of land any one who
may wish TO purchase.
Also, on the same day, at the place, will be
Sold on credit of six months all the pershable pro-
perry belonging TO said estate, consisting OF horse
(some very. vauable) cows, sheep, hogs, household
and kitchen furniture. farming utensils, &c. Bond aud
approved security will be required
WILLIAM A. SONERVELI,
Executor OF John Sonerve, deceased.
Mecklenburg county, Oct 6, 1881. 45-tlD Dec.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
FRiDAY, FEBRUARY 10.
IMPROVEMENTS OF HARRORS &c

The House took up The bill max np addition
nj appropriations The imp Of certain bar
bors, and for the removal vt ohsrucons to the ma
vigation from the mouths of certain rivers and the
amendments of the COMMITTEE Of the Whcle having
been concurred in by he House,
Mr. Jennings moved To- Iccommit the bill, with in
siructions To report amendment, appropriating
thirty thousand dollars for the improvement Of -
river, in The State Of Indiana; but the motion
was rejected.
Mr. Lea said he roso not 10 make a speech, for time
was precious, but TO ask for the ayes and noes He
desired tina opportunity Of recording his vote, and
wished others 10 do so. IL was time to reflect on
these external internal Improvements, well as on
other theoreiic distinctions. His own opinion was
known to be adverse TO such odous determinations ,
and no wished TO see who were prepared To MAIN
tain them, and to wha, extent This peculiar class
uf improvements required definition TO lot us know
where they must stop, or how far they might go
lie had no great solicudo to ascertain how far in
such cases tho constitution up river. This
question had puzzled bin exceedingly. and he would
bo Cratlficd to iiId who would answer It
Satisfactorily. lie was determined, at least, TO
tics carefully the progress of these measures, and 10
SEQ how far this House. and the administration Of
this government, may sanction the principles nvn-
yod in them lie called for The ayes and noes.
The call being sustained, the yeas and nays were
accordingly ordered
Mr. Carson thought it necessary before voto was
taken on the passage Of this BILL examine and OF
range the various items embraced in ~; It time
to SEQ what we we're about do apart from tho ron
situtionsiiy Of dong IL. lie would be rIdicued n
no wore TO aude TO. the constitution, it's requiem
was sung long since, and il could not easily bo
we'd. Mr. Carson read from he bill the several sums
asked for he Improvement of various rivers, erccks
&C.. in Ohio and other States We had, Mr. Car
son said, got from the harbors aud mouths of rivers
Of our sea coast into the very crooks Of the interior
OF the country, and he expected TO hear Of on
appropriation 10 clear out SOTO spring branch 10 ena
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which Messr, Mcf.rl,nd, waehsr. .na Riss. n

Which Messrs. Mcfarland, wtcher, and Rivss a
rrince dsofgc took part-wi.en To remove rho did,
Guilty as to the question IF order, NJ Rivss moved
% appropriate $4,000 10 the Rail Way (it be,ss
out OF order to move Siso,Oeo) =
mr Gppes sngge"ed that the Raj Way ouss, 60
have Sf6i oOO-bu' (beng naked If ne would do 90
by Dir. MeFarlend) refused TO make he mo,soa
bfr. Goode embraced the opportunity ,ff,,ded h.
the motion to declare the advantsge which the Roam.
oke Country would derive from tie rail road vester.
day denied by MIR. Msxwell-.whie he could NOT
90 'ndpced to vote hr The bill. He concluded By
moving to postpone il to the 9Th July next
Nj. Jackson said the motion threw open the whole
question TO discussion, circumstances ss which no
expressed his satisfaction. That the debate nspAt
regularly proceed, he moved that the House now ad-
Journ-carrled
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NOTICE There Will be DIVINE Service al ST.
1N Johns Church, this morning, Feb Goth at -
O'Clock, precisely. On Sunday morning also, at the
same place, The institution and communion services
may be expected, IN which the Bishop will ohicatc
assisted by the Rector Of Christ Church. Norfclk.
Friday, Feb. Goth.
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a bill has passed both Houses Of the Maryland
Legislature, providing for the construction Of Rail
road from Baltimore to Washington. by the Bait
more and Ohio Railroad Company.
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H1arttlR N910a.

NORFOLK. Feb. 2s.-Arnyed, ship Mefc6ent,
Weeks. New York, % hours.
In Hampton Roads, ship Madison. Corsiek, Liv-
erpooi SO days. with Salt, Cutlery, &c to Han,
burg; w Smyth and r & T Gwathmey, Riohmend;
and the master.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-26

MhRRIED--O On Thursday evening, 9 9Th met by
the R-v Philip Courtney, Mr. EMMiNUrL BRowN
TO Miss ELtzA Gilmore, both OF THE city
On Thursday evening last, by the Rev John Kerr
Dr.. JosFPH MospY, Of Goochland TO Mss MAprHA
T. daughter Of Col Robcr; II. Sadndere, Of Hen
rico
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SALES,

BY DAVENPORT, ALIEN q co.
GROCERIES,
On MONDAY. Feb ayth al 10 O'Clock. 1t QUIZ
auction store, valuahe assortment Of GROCE-
RiES. Several shipments of scarce articles are
coming up the ryer, and expected IN time for the
above sale. D. A a, Co A,css
feb 25. ...--I 49,
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TERPSTCHORE MIL.

MIR. BOSSIEUX respectfully informs his Pu-
lVl pills. their Parents, and his Friends. that his
Practising Cotilon Party takes place This Evening.
Admiltancc for each Gentleman, ST.. feb 2C--it
Oversccr, Carpenters, and Labourcrs.
n WANT an Overscor for farm To one tina
y can como well recommended, land none others
need apply,) liberal wages will be gwen.
Two or three negro Carpenters will md employ
mont Of good wages.
20 able bodied Labou'crs wanted by the month 20
shovel dirt The highest wages pnid--ApplY to
n. +. DUNN,
Feb &C -2w PJy'','rn Coal Macs.
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CIRCUS.

Messrs Harring % g. Buckley have the pleasure
10 state to the Citizens of Richmond that they have
ea'ered into an arrangement with That celebrated
Antopedian Monsieur Romano Millenest, whose
performances IN the principal cites have not
only drawn crowded houses, but have astopished
every behoder that has witnessed his exYaordinafy
Feats.
THIS EVENING Feb. 90,
MIR Romano Hline,t will appear as a Man Sala.
n'nder or Groat Fire Eater: by eating quantity of
Live Goals, and emitting constant blaze from his
mouth tic will also for The second time, Ascend and
Descend from back Of the stage top Of the Circus
on the Single Tight Wire, the only person who eve,
auemptedit
The performance will commence in the circle with
Hnrsemanship by the whole Troop.
The Combat, and pyramidcal devices, fron Kan.
CO. or the Grateful Lion. Showing the destruction
of Troy.
Performances BY the mare Ophelia.
Sil Vaufing by the company. Clown, Cullen.
Horsemanshp, by young Bacon.
Uerculean feats, by Mr. Hess.
Metamorphose of the sack.
Mr. Blackburn will appear in the circle on horeo,
back; and introduce various feats of Jupghns the
horse at full speed.
The laugha bic seence OF the two Clowns
Mr. Blackburn, as the Indian Juggier.
The whole 10 conclude with
THE SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM.
Or, "a Ghost spite of Himself
Squire Aidwinkl NJ. Dean Georgiana Mrs tDesn.
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MRS. VALUE

"ASTENS To- inform her friends, that having
IL failed to obtain the excellent room she antic-
psicd, Mrs. Haley has kindly furnished her with one
in The building where the Post Office is kept. She
hopes IN commence her School on Tuesday morning.
Ist Of March next. lob gG--3t
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| RIO pE JANErRo The brig Post Captain az
York. brings advIccs tn tho 30th Doc slip
the office of the Mercantile Advertiser states
the British frigalc Theis was totally lost Dec iC
Cape FRO. About thirty of the crew were drow
aud several died on the Cape before assistance c
be rendered The frIgatc had on board e. 900.
! The u. =. ship Hudson, Capt. CRssIu, arrive
Rio Inneirn- nrnNInms in 2nIh DEG.
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NEW-YOnE MARKET Frr,v,,, 81

Conn ExcHAEOE The wssk Of activity IN nnur
hut 10y the hmnes Of holders prices maintained
very lutte depression On Saturday fair Western might have
bsen had IS g. less than that offered without
number Of couincts made for delivery MAY nj 20
On Friday $50 barrels New-Yotk, om Southern wheat were
SOLD % but there oter sale 80 low by IA o We
apos Southern 3fasn, the close Of the
previous week OF Rye Flour 400 bhls. sold ~ a. O6
1000 bush Virgins Wheat cod A. 1876 eiS some Je-
yellow Corn 7Oa75 ots and for delivery al
10 Corn quite aud demand for dstcrs
Southern Corn, here. Rye Journal Of Commerce
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THEAT1RE.

IL - IL IN u ~ 4Ls
r THOS. MERCER beg. most res
q, pcctfuly 30 inform The ladies' and gentlemen ,
and the public general that he has taken the Thes
tire fo7 short period where his Children the celebrs
Led YOUNG MERGERS, from the Theatre Ro,sI
Drury Lane, London, and recently from the PsrR
Theatre New York &c } will have the honor to sp.
pear. Their first performance will take pl: oe on
Monday Evening, Feb. Goth, 1891 The sntert.ip-
ments viii commence with the burlesque iussrludo
with the whole Of the original muscl called
RUMFUSTIAN 1NNAMORATO,
Or. the Court of Quod,ebet.
B'usteroso King of Quodlebet Master Merce,
Rumfusiinn Master James Mercer
The Young Sister and American BufEoo Singer
Prince Mufinero Miss jam Marc,
Princess Squallerino Miss Mercer
Caut;lda, nurse. (nged years. Miss Hsrris, Meree,
Their ages follows:
Master Mercer, aged Is years
Master James Mercer 10
Miss Mercer 8
Miss Jane Mercer
Miss Harriet Mercer 4
In the course of the pieces, the following Songs,
Duets, &c.
Duett-'Together 10 church will CO.
Song-'Sound Trumpets and Drums.S
Song-'0h my loves like a cabbage red'
Song-'Oh say no more
Duett-Cads in auld ST Giles Bred
Fmalc-'And now I'll tabe your daughters hand,
In the course of the evening"
Comic Song-'The blue taild hy. BY Master jos,
Mercer.
Ballad Coming thro' The Rye by M,ss B.rs.,
Mercer.
Song-'TEe Poachers, with an additional y.r,e.
by Master James Mercer
Ballad-'Ill tell nobody by Miss Harriet Msrcey
Comic Duett-'Polly Hopkins and Tommy Tonp.
kins, by Master James and Miss Harriet Hercsr,
Afer which the iaterIude or
SYLVESTER DAGGERWOOD,
The Mad Dunstsble Actor.
Sylvester Dsggerwood, the mad actor.
Master James Aesesy
Fustian' All author Master Mercer
Waiter bliss Jane Mercer
During the evening, from the fsyore fasea al
THE LANCERS,
Or, One Coat between Two.
Charlie Bolton Master Mercer
Frank Lenox Master James Mercer
Old Crusty, landlord Miss Jane Mercer
Peter Miss Mercev
Waiter Miss Harriet Mercer
The whole conclude with the Rlee OF PUN,
CUINELLO, by Master James Mercer, Miss Mer.
Ger, Miss Jane Mercer and Miss Harriet Mercer.
feb 26-2t
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OF The celebrated Horse SIR CHARLES

aud several otheSe, will be shown on the Caniol
Square This Morn ", ic.werD q sad - o'r',ck
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a GOOD SHOE

One ofthc best shots ] ever heard of was made
with percussion gun. About 10 or - years aro
an Eastern Shore vessel frozen UP in this river
and her provisions being exhausted, the captain went
on shore tn "see how the land lay" in other words
to make q reconnaissance Of hen roosts. Old Mrs
-, who was celebrated for tho number Of her
domestic fowls could not bargain with the captain
for any OF his assorted cargo;" length he agreed
10 give silver dollar for shot among tho poultry
and agreed 10 siNot a gun without a fn'--ths was
accepted by the old lady, provided she loaded the
gun, which she stipulated to do fairly. Capt. Bob
stay, who was up TO a rhiag or two went on hoard
took down Old Blue Trigger, Just altered to tho
percussion princple,) large silver sighted trumpet
nuzzel, imported before the Revolution TO shoot
wads, then cut off the ramrod level with The muz-
zo, and returned shore, reinforced by his mate
ana cook. The old lady, after trying the rsmrod
very dellberatly took OFF small thimbe, which she
used ms charger, and having loaded with rhimbe
full OF powder and equal quantity shot, delivered
the gun to Capt. Bpbstay, who then placed fence
rails in two rows OF foot distance, and baIted with
corn between ihemi so the poultry mounted
rails and began to feed with their heads between
the rows, Bobstay took his position az 20 range
Slap bang went Old Blue Trigger, with most
hoTrld explosion. HUzzs for Old Blue Trigger shout
ed the captan-huzza, shouted tho mate--huzza,
shouted the cook" God have mercy on me- said
the old lady-hlss, went the geese-gobble. gobble
gobble, went the turkeys-quack, quack, quack,
went the ducks. Seventeen turkeys, nine geese,
ave ducks, thirteen chickens, and house pig, were
the fruits Of Capt. Bobslay's xploit.--ISPoriing
Magazine.
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Administration majority,

From the Jamaica Royal Gazette, goth ut.
by the Blanche, DC days from Chagres we are
to learn, that fire had taken place in the city
Of Guuyaqu which destroyed upwards of 30 houses
and property to an immense amount, large proper
ton of which, we sorry to add, British pro-
pcrty.
e When the Mersoy left Barbados the Windward
Islands were healthy and tranquil. Several Ameri
can vessels had touched at Barbadoes but very few
sales had been effected. many of the articles Of
American produce sell in the Island, almost as low
as they could be laid in, in the United States"
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Sne Constitutional e1abtg.
From ns S;ans~ T-in,, by ne author IF Pelham.


From hs S;ams~ T'-in, by ne author IF Pelham.
WOMAN
40 wonanl day star If DOOM
Thy dawn birth, thy close tomb
Or n the mother the bride,
Our fontiest hend aud surcst griie;
Aud We, folly and our fever,
The dream-the metcor-- the decever--
Sufi, spite Of Observation-Disclosures
Aud those--Fate's sternest warners-tears-
sun clinss my yearnns heart unto thee,
Still knows ish like those which WOO thee
Still in some living form essays
To clasp the bright cloud Il portrays;
And still as one who waits beside,
But may not lord the faithless tide
II wears its own brief life away
" marks the shining waters stray
Courts every change that glads the river
And finds hai change il pines for-never."
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BALTIMonE, March %

Vessels continue to be much in demand in the
Baltimore market, and we enrn that ~ IL are
now building IN our shp-yards, some Of them Of the
largest class.
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$3.50
lS,20S

New GoRK March %.
BASK koDBERY.-lt waI currently REP ,rtcd We
tcrday that TWO persons had taken passage in the
ship Calhoun. for Charleston, under suspicious cir
cnms ances. This We sci went to sea on Sunday
and such facts have como TO the knowled re OF the
Direct ors of the Bank as TO justify them sending
off Express to Charleston, to ovrrtake the
shin.
We understand tina. an attempt has recently been
made To effect an entrance into another Bank in
Wall st. and that it only frustrated by the dis
closure of circumsa nee which caused good watch
to be kept about the premises. GaseHe
The New Hampshire Election has resulted in the
election of Safe officers and representatives and
or members of Congress, favorable to the existing
Administration.
The vote for Governor was:
Admlnis' acknowledgements, oO2l2
Anti Administr "a ion-Bartclt 1896
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-26

BOSTON, March 70.
FRoN SmYRNA.-A gentleman has favored us
with file Of lie Courier de Smyrne, TO January I'd.
received by brig Knson, Which arrived at this port
Saturday.
The anticipation ola scarcity Of grain IT, Egypt had
not been ralized, and was thought there would be
sufficient for slight expectation, especially il the
crop Of maize, which is preferred by the country
pie. shO"id prove abundant was expected. The
government bad allowed the sale Of grain in the mar
kets by the country people, which would reduce the
price, and cause much to be brought forward which
tad been kept out Of sight to the price falling
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-26

rr Yesterday the Governor communicated the 70
signaon Of John CoaIter Esq, Judge of the Cour o
Appeals sound lawyer, and honest and inderen
dent man.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-26

SPRINe SUPERIOR Courts BY an act 81 the
present General Assembly, all the supero, Couts OF
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which n vessel has arrived q, Salon,
tain sa 'v, ro[t Royal on the 24th uIt. The en-
MANY bloc wa, every thing was quiet on the Island
Raj "p s,9cE Of The Philadelphia and Wos, Cbo.,or
u'cs on Tuesday ''''ii'cu III Few min