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Knoxville District Election for Congress— Pryor
I,oa 645—Tho*. D. Arnold (Clay) 332. Judge
4V hilo in the field against Arnold.
INDIANA ELECTION.
It scorns probablo, that Boon, Jennings and
Test, (late members) are all turned out.
Tho voto for Govornor at latest roturns: Noble
(Clay) 4593, Road (Jack.) 3236, Stapp (Clay) 2009.
Clay voto 6,600—Jackson, 3236. Indiana, wc
presume, pretty safe for Clay.
U' In tho Loudouu District, Mr. Mercer is elec
ted by a majority of about 240. Col. Gibson’s ma
jority in Fairfax, wo understand, 20.
NORFOLK COUNTY ELECTION.
We stated yosterday the Congressional voto ol
this county as follows: “Nowton 423—Loyall231
—Newton’s presont majority 499.’’
This was a mistake—the compositor having put
a 4 for a 1.—Newton’s majority Monday evening
was 147—his majority in Princess Anne, 146_
Eoyall’s in Nanscmond 91—leaving Newton 199
ahead the first day in Norfolk County. Wo have
hoard nothing since.
tUP In the Northern Neck District, Mr. Chinn is
ahead of Mr. Taliaferro, by the vote of Richmond,
King Gcorgo, Stafford and Northumberland, about
CO votes. Lancaster and Westmoreland to voto,
and little or no doubt of Chiuti’s election. Both
candidates wo liuvc hoard, doclarcd at King George
a preference for Mr, Calhoun, which may explain
tome things.
O’ At a mooting hold in Georgia, ovor which
Mr. Crawford presided, for the purpose of Bonding
Delegates to tho Anti Tariff Convention at Phila
delphia, the following resolution was adopted among
others:
Resolved, As this meeting entertains tho most i
lively dovotion to the Union of tho States, and to
prevent a misunderstanding of its viewB, that our
State Delegates be instructed to coniino their dis
cussions and the result thereof, oxclusivoly, to a
removal of the oppression under which tho country
labors, in consequence of tho system aforesaid,
and that they refrain from all deliberations tending
either directly or romotoly, to the dismemberment
of the Union.
John Randolph.—A g>-ntlrman from Ktrrope, and Jasl
from London, who saw Mr. Itandolph there, stalos.-yhat
he was toad appearance in as good health as any person
who might he seen in the streets; that his character and
conduct having become generally understood, he bad
ceased to excite the lea«t interest of any one, and that he
generally remained at his quarters in Cockspur lane, and
was but very indifferently not iced — Baltimore Gazette.
Edward C. Dolavau, Esq. of Albany, has recent
ly given one thousand dollars to tho American Col.
onization Society.
From the Charleston Courier.
A BET.
I will bet $1000, play or pay—the money to be depos
ited in bank—with any Cotton Plante*, that ti e Tariff
ha* not reduced the valne of Colton one cent in the
pound—and that if the duties were reduced to the rates
of 1816, Cotton would not thereby rise permanently, one
cent in the pound—the decision to he made thus: twe
of the first Merchant* in London or Liverpool shall have
the question submitted to them; if they agree, the deci
sion to be final, if not, they shall refer their views to one
of the n>o*i enlightened merchants of France, w hose urn
piruge shall be final. Now, let any of those who have
bo often deluded the paople, by saying mat the Tariff
has produced a ruinous fall iu the prices of Cotton,
coaie forward, and try tlse sincerity of their asseitious.
NO GL’LL.
The Month of July, shines conspicuous in the
Annals of Liberty. On the 26th July, 1501, was
issued the Edict of the Confederates of the Low
"Countriei by which they renounced obedience to
Philip 11. On the I Ith of July, 1690, wah the
bat'Je of the Boyne, where James the 2d was
defca’ed, and lost forever the throne of England.
On the 4th July, 1776. the U. S of America
declared their independence* On the 14th of
July., 1739, the Bastile was taken—and on the
27th,-(one year from this date) 28th, and 29th of
July, the Paris Revolution took place, which ex
Fslled Charles the tenth from the throne of
ranee.—Stand jrd.
TrXRGXJUIA ELECTIONS.
NORTHUMBERLAND.— H. op Delkoaths_
■[1 del.]—Thomas H. Harvey* 295, scattering 3.
HENRY—Congress: N H. Claiborne 356, no
-opposition.
H. op Delegates: Peyton Gravely* 195, David
Dyer 168.
The abovo was the state o f the polls, at 5 o’clock
•on Tuesday evening—polls to continue open until
"Wednesday night. The result, it was believod,
•would not vary the standing of the candidates.
* New Members.
RICHMOND MARKET.
Corn.—Large supplies have lately been received,
and we quote ordinary quality 50 to 52J conts;
good yellow and mixed, 55 to 57i cts; firm, heavy
white 60 cents.
Wheat Market active, at 105 a 110.
fjountry Flour, JJ5J.
Tobacco without change.
"93 Shares of Unitod States Bank Stock were sold
on Saturday at .the New York Stock Exchange at
8129. _
DIED,
In this city, on Wednesday ovening the 17th
instant, John, youngest son of John and Catharine
Cc&ts, aged 11. months and 14 days.
O' The Editors of the Baltimore papers would
,c»nfer a favor by inserting the above.
SH«ntuc ‘XrUis.
PORT OF RICHJJOw/r
C77EAHLr\ ’
Ship Jarnrt Cropper, Gary, for British with tobacco
by Kerr <fc Caskie
ARRIVED.
Schr Daniel, Prouty, from Bos on,.via .Norfolk, with ttrn
drier, to l.ircke and Sizer, Lancaster, Denhy and Co
•\V Smith, W J Clarke, V* Alii»on, J Garth, Waldron A
.Henry, and T A Biot.
Sloop Milter, Teel, from Philadelphia, via Canal, with
sundries, toJ H Nash, Lancaster, JJcu'iy A Co B Pey
lon. R D Sanxay, It C McNemara, J H Eustace, R i
■Smith, Bocrrs A: Harrison. J Myers, J Ganh, Rev. J fj
^ aylor, J .N Gordon, J S Robertson, C M Mltchr.il, p i\i
1 abb, A King, W Mountjny, V A- ii James, R H Jenkins,
. Joln.tton to Ndnor. J Evans, T A Rust, Graunus, So.. A
(Bioilters, J J try, t J a n th, E Kn ilt.
•SAILED,
Schr. Armada, Oxford, lor Charleston, (S. CA with
bran, floor, tobacco, corn slirtle,* a h clocks
Schr. Mi. erva. Mister, for Baltimore, with coal, tobac
cn, |iirn:tnr*, (Vt'lon jtnrt p^ssen^prs
Jchr. I> rfehester. Hooper, for Baltimore, with coal
and tobacco.
Schr Brac'd, Creighton, for Baltimore. wi<h coal and
tobaerjp.
SJoop Mark, ———. for Norfolk, with coal
memoranda.
NEW YORK, August 1J —Cld, schr Cooper. Shame
Richmond. ' '
Ard. tr.br Tant'vv^f inch. Richmond
AUGUST 15.—Cld, Plant* r. Baldw u, Richmond
Ard, schr Revenue. Smith, from P.i hinonrt.
COSTO.N, Aue 12 — Cl I, ship Bashaw, Tying. Ham
■ton Roads.
AfJGUbT 13.—Ard, tchr Rising Sun, Stanwood,
Richmond.
Book and .fob Printing dour
ai the IVhig Ollier.
0°icc—tiirce Apprentices
to the Printing businem.—This biwinces is
now well paid, and is bocoming bettor paid everv
year 3
The Lynchburg Virginian and Arena, will insert
the above three times, and charge this office.
kb*». Middling Bacon, just
Wir reCe,Vcd, and forVil* by
au ? J; J. FRY.
— i **~"*—*
Siltjoleualr JJvlrcfs (Current
KIC11MONI),A.UUUST l»,183l7" ~
STABLE ARTICLES.
Tobacco, leaf—
fine, 1001b. 7 a 9
?;ood, 5 a G
air, 4 n 5
refused, 24 a 34
manufactured—
1st nual cavendish, Ib35a40
small twist, no. 1, 11 a 13
no. 2, 8 a 10
Flour, city mills, $5* a G
country, 54
Wheat, $1 05 a 1 10
Corn, bush 55
Coal, best for shipping, 18a20
inferior, 14 a 15
Cotton, 8 a 8|
VARIOUS OTHER ARTICLES.
licesvcax, best, 19 a 20
Hut ter, II a 144
Wet/, mess, bbl. 10 50
liacon, new, 7J a 8*
Cheese, 7 a 9
Candles, tallow, mould, 1 lal 2
sperm. 28a30
Cojfce, W. 1. green, 11 4al3
Rio, 11 Aal2*
Java, white, 12 a 14
ordinary qualities, 11a 114'
Chocolate, no. 1, 14 a 18
Copperas, lb. 2 4 a 3
Fish, herrings, no. 1,$54
shad, no. 1, 64a5i
mackerel, no. 1, G ta?
do. no. 2, 5 a 75 '
do. no. 3, 34 3 75
Fruit--raisins, hunch, box, 24
muscatel, 2 50
Feathers, live geese, good, 33
G lass, window .GxlO,50 feel,
2 75 10x12, do. 3
Gunpowder, Dupont’s, 5 50
Roger’s 5
Hemp, Ainer.,ton, 100 a 120
Hides, Sp’h,sun-dried,lGal8
salted, 12 a 15
Indgo, Sp’hflotant,lbl25al 75
Iron, Swcdos, ton, 90 a 95
English, 80
American, 80 a 85
Lard, new, 10
Lime, $1 75
Leather, sole, 17
upper 1 75 a 2 75
Lumber, clear, 1000 ft. 23
merchantable, 12 a 13
Mahogany,Si. Dom.fLl2a25
Bay, 7 a 10
Molasses, gal. N. O. 28 a 30
W. India, generally, 26a28
Meal, bushel, 75
Nails, cut, lb. 5}
Oil, linseed, gal. 90
tanners’, bbl. 13 a 141
sperm. wintcrprsd.gaL75aG0
do. summer do. 75 j
Oats, bush. 35.t37
Tlnister of Faris, ton, 5 75 '
Fork, prime, bbl. 124
mess, 14 50
Uice, Carolina, (new) 3 50;
Si/g-ar,loafl3al7,lump12al3
N'. O. brown, 100 Jbs. 5 a 81
St. Croix, do. 7 a 10
muecovadoes, 51 a 8
Salt, sack, Liv. filled, 2
ground alum, 1 70
Saltpetre, lb. 10 a 114
Spirits—
brandy,cognac,gal.lal 37*
apple brandy, new, 38a40
peach do. 75 a 90
rum, St.Croix&.Ant.G0a90
do. New England, 34 a 35
gin, Holland, 105
uo. Amrican, 38 a 40
Whiskey, 35 a 37
Steel, German, lh 12al l
English blistered, 14
Anier. do. 54aU
Shot, ewi 6
Soap lb 5 a 7
Spices, ginger, lb. 8 .>9
pimento. Jam. 16 a
nutmegs, 1 50 a 1 60
inacc, 2 50
pepper, 16
Tar, bbl- 1 75
'Ihxrpentine, apt. gal. 40 a 45
Tallow, good, lb. 8 a 34
Tea, imp and gunp. fresh,
lb 1 25 a 1 50
young hyson, 90a35
U ine, Madeira, gal. 2a3 50
Sicily Madeira, l 05al 124
Tenneriffe, 1 al 10
Shcrrv, 1 75 a 2 50
Malaga, 40 a 50
domestic GOODS.
Sheetings, brn.,5-4,yd. 14al6
4-4, llal4
bleached, 4-4, 16 a 18
do. 5-4, 18 a 20
Shirtings, 3-4, yd. 7 a 10
brown, 7-8, y a 12
bleached, 12 a li
fluids nndstripes, good qttal
ity. 13 a 15
Denials, 14 a 16
finscys, 22 a 25
lledticks, 4-4, 13 a 20
Checks, 3-4, y a 12
Satlinetts, good, 44 a 80
coin. 40 a 50
Cotton Yarn, no. 10, 21
FREIGHTS.
Liverpool, Colton, lb. )d
Do Flour, 4s. 6d
Do. Tobacco, hhd. 40a45s
London, do. do. 45
Bremen, Rotterdam, Am
sterdam^ Antwerp, 55«
Boston, Flour, 35c
coal, 10c
N. York, Flour, 25 a 30
coal, bushel, 7c
wheat, 7c
Baltimore, roal, 3c
PRICE OF STOCKS.
U. Slates’ Bank, $129
Farmers’ Bank, 102
Bank of Va. 102
Manchester & Peterg
burg Turnpike, 97 50
BANK NOTES.
U'. States and Branches, par
new-hampshire.
N, Hampshire Banks, 24 dis
VERMONT.
Burlington, 6
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston Banks, par
Country Banks, 2
RHODE-ISLAND.
Rhode-Island Banks, 2
CONNECTICUT.
Connecticut Banks, 2
NEW-YORK.
New-York City Banks, par
Country Banks, 3
NEW-JERSEY.
New-Jersey Banks, 2
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia Banks, par
Banks near Philadelphia, 2
DELAWARE.
Delaware Banks, 2
Maryland.
Baltimore Banks, par
Country Banks, la 2
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Over $5, par; under $5, 2
NORTH-CAROLINA.
-State Bank <L Branches, 2
Cape Fear, 2
Newborn, 2
SOUTH-CAROL1NA.
State Banks, H a 14
GEORGIA.
Savannah and Augusta, 24
LOUISIANA.
New-Orleans, 5
Doubloons, $15
MICKLE’S OFFICE.
Drawing of the Grand Consolidated
Lottery, No. 1G.
_41, 20, 49, 44, 42, 17, G2, 30, 48, 54.
TRAVELLING TRUNKS,
QF a now and improved style, just received
.by GRANNISS, SON & BROTHERS,
aug 18—tf
Transylvan i a University.
medical department.
T1HE Lectures in this Institution will com
mence ns ueual, on the 1st Monday in No
vember, and continue, without intermission, until
the 1st Saturday in March. The courses and
terms, are as follows, viz:
Anatomy, $15 ) ’* Dudley, M. D.
Burger*, 15 1 who Wl11 Jecture 9 limes each
b • ) week.
Institutes of Medicine and Clinical practice,
S$!5. By Charles Caldwell, M. L). daily.
Theory and Practice of Medicine, JI5. By,
John Esten Cooke. M D. daily.
Obstetrics and the Diseases of Women and
Children, £15. By Wm. H. Richardson,
M. D. daily.
Materia Medica and Medical Botany, |!5. 13v
Charles W. Short, M. I). daily.
Chemistry nnd Pharmacy, £15. By Lunsford
P. ^ andcll, M. D. and II. Hulbert Eaton.
A. M ■ daily.
Large accessions arc making to the Medical
Library nnd Chemical npparntus, which will be
in readiness by the commencement of the Ses
sion. By order of the Faculty,
C. W. SHORT, M. D. Dean.
Lexington, Ky. Aug. 1, 1831. £5.
JAQUELIN P. TAYLOR will receive, by
the ships Julian, Anacreon, nnd other
opportunities from London and Liverpool, direct,
to James River, a large supply of fall and winter
Goods, which, having been selected with great
care, for the Richmond trade, he wili be prepa
red to sell on such favorable conditions, that he
invites purchasers to his stock, in the hope of
being able to furni-h them on ns good terms rs
they can be had in this country. In hjj assort
ment will be found
White, grey and mix't napt cottons
Mix’t, grey, blue, green and red plains
Rose, point, striped, duflill and army blankets
Prab and olive fearnaugbts and flushings
White, red, green, yellow and blk flaonels
Green and red bookings nnd baizes
P’ble nulled drab, mixt and other cloths
Superfine blue, blk., brown, olive and mulberry
cloths
Do blue, blk , drab and mix't cassimeres
Valencia, swansdown, toilanet and velvet
vestings
Bombazets, mnrino Circassians and rattincts
Crimson. lemon and blue rich moreen and
damask
Calicoes, gingham?, combricks and jacknncts
Worsted, lambs’ wool, cotton and silk hosiery I
Oznnburgs, Ticklenburgs nnd burlaps
Irish linens, lawns, sheetings nnd diapers
On consignment, 20 bales Scotch, Venetian, I
kidderminster, double ply nnd Brussels carpet- j
mgs and rugs, which he is authorized to soil as j
low 8s in any market in the United States,
ang I—w7t
fHssolution.
HE copartnership heretofore existing, under j
i A the firm of Shepperson, RatclifF-: fit Can- j
‘ non, was dissolved on the 25th ultimo, by mutual j
i consent —All persons having claims against the I
| snidlirm, are requested to present them for set i
| ’lement, and all those indebted, will please make
; payment to Elisha Shepperson, and James R.
Katclifle, who will settle the business of said
! concern.
ELISHA SHEPPERSON.
JAMES. R. JLATCLIFFE.
HENRY CANNON.
N. I*. The Subscribers will continue to carry
on the Grocery and Commission Business, in
the House rcccnijy occupied by S. R. fit CO.,
under the firm «,f Sheppersoo fit Ratcliffe,.
where they invite their former customers, friends,
and the public generally, to call and examine
their assortment of Groceries.
ELISHA SHEPPERSON.
au 10 JAMES R. RATCLIFFI5.
g i ENTLEMEN’S GOAT SKIN BUFFERS,
™ Jf just recaivv»d by
•»g J& GRANNISS, SON A BROTHERS.
rOvliOJIJKOII* at -A o’clock!
\ iruinia State Lottery—Draw*
ing will take placo at tho Kaulk IIotce, To.
Morrow Afternoon, at 4 o’clock.
Nos.—11 Drawn.
I RIZES !—§10,000, 5,000, 4,000, Ac. Ac. Ac.
lickcts §5—Halves 2 50 §—Quarters $1 25.
1-or sale by U. IVIICILLE.
Next below tho door of tho Eaglo Hotel,
aug 18 6
DIGGER’S OFFICE.
of the Grand Consolidated
w Lottery, No. 16:
41 20 40 44 42 17 62 30 48 54.
^O'Mt)R.ROIV at 4 o'clock!
Virginia Wheeling Lottery, No. 5,
to be drawn To-Morrow Afternoon, at 4 o’clock,
at tho Eaglo Hotel—6G Noh.—11 Drawn Out.
§10,000, 1
§5,000, >CAPITALS!
§4,000, S
Tickets 5, Halves 2 50, Quarters 1 35.
New York Lottery, Extra No. 23,
drawing to be received ouSa'urday.—OON'os.—
10 drawn out.
$20,000 CAPITAL.
I icketa jj—liiilvr»s SJ SO — Quarters 1 95
For sale at tho Lottery and Exchango sfficc of
au 18_THO B- BIGGER
PRIME green and Java ouflee
Jniniico, Antigua, N Orleans and N E ruin
Baltimore whiskey, W India and N O mo
lasses
St Croix and N O sugars
Cognac brandy and Hollands gin
Brown soap and mess pork
VViues, tanners and lamp oil
Indigo, fig blue and Cayenne pepper
\V rapping and writing paper
Cut nails, loaf sugar
Window glass, etc. etc_For sale by
DAVENPORT, ALLEN A CO.
an 10 —6t
—A small lot oi prim” Lard for sale.
^ «» 10_JAS. VVINSTQN.
F£U7T«MJLM] III* UC\1 Ta O.V.
Washington, D. C. August, 1831.
mfHS. HENDERSON'S Academy for
-*-» BL Young Ladies will ro open on the first
Monday in September.
The number, qualifications, and experience of
her teachers, the extensive and convenient ar
rangement of rooms fur s udy and recitation, and
especially the peculiar interest Mrs. Henderson
feels in the progress of her own children, give
the best assurance that nothing will be with held
that can benefit pupils committed to her care.
Young Ladies boarding with Mrs. Henderson
will receive religious instruction in common with
her children, and will be trained up, not und. r the
systematic rules of a boarding school, but with
the constant, gentle, yet firm influcnco of ma
ternal authority and in all the courtesies of pu
lite domestic associations.
i ihj eiuuies include UrUtography, Reading
Writing, Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic,
History, Rhetoric, Composition, tho Elements of
Natural Philosophy, Astronomy, Chemistry, Bo
tany, and Mathematics. These branches will
bo most thoroughly taught. Needlework will
also be attended to.
The terms are, for the scholastic year, & pay
able in advance—
Boarding, and English tuition; o ISO
Washing, bedding, and use of a piano,
are extra charges, and at customary
pricoB.
French Language. per quarter, 5
Drawing and Painting, do 5
MUSIC, |;{
The gentlemen employed to leach French
Music, and Painting, are eminently accomplish ,
ed in thuir several departments.
Besides referring to a large circle of acquain
tance in the most respectable society in Virgin
ia, Maryland, and in the District of Columbia,
the following gentlemen ljavo allowed Mrs.
Henderson to use thpir names as references.
Ret. Dr. Laurie, Washington.
Rev. Mr. Hawley, do
Rev. Mr. Johns, do
Mr. Justice McLean. Ohio.
Hon. B. C- Howard, Baltimore.
Hon. C F M ercer, Virginia
Inman Horner, E«q., Warrenton, Va.
Rev. Dr. Keith, Alexandria.
Rev. Mr. Post, Washington.
Rev. Mr. Gurley, do
Pm lemon Chew, Esq . Maryland
B>. 11. Henderson, Esq., Leesburg, Va.
Comm. Warrington, Norfolk.
Capt. Shuiirick, U. S. N. New Haven
And in the District of Columbia,
Commodore Rodgers,
F. 8. Key, Esq
Col. J, J- Stull,
Lewis H. Maciikn, Esq.
Dr. J. C Hall,
Richard Smith, Esq , U. S. Bank.
Col. Gardner, As.-ist. P. M. G.
Timothy Winn, Esq.
Robert Leckik, E-q
Dr. Stephen Collins.
july 26—lawtfis
f 3M1E RACES will commence at Liberty on
Tuesday, the 13th day of Soptembor, and
continue 4 days, free for any horBC, maro or gel
ding.—The first day, 2 mile heats, for §208_en
trance §15—the 2nd day three mile heats, for the
balance of the Jockey Club Purse—say §400_
entrance §25—third day two mile heats, for the
Proprietors’ Purso—entrance §10—Fourth Daj^a
Swccptake Race is expected—entrance §&>--l
mile and repeat.—A first rate Saddle will be run fo»
on the evening of each Day’s Race. Tho Cash
will be put up at the usual discount—tho rules ol
the New Market Course to govern.—Tho Tract
will be in fine order—first rato stables and litter
provided gratis, as heretofore, by tho Proprietors;
and every comfort provided for those who bring
horses from a distance; and they arc particularly
invited, WILLIAM TERRY,
Y. N. OLIVER,
Proprietors.
Bedford Court-House, Va. jy 11 laf
House and Hot for bale.
TIIE Three Story Brick Tenement with ap
purtenances, on Main or E Street, nenrly
opposite Henrico Court Home, nnd adjoining
the property of Francis Larmand and others.
The Dwelling part is well finished, & calculated
to accommodrtc a family very comforiobly—the
Store, with Counting Room, &c., (finished for
the convenience of a fanvlv.) can be refitted nt
quite a small expense. There are the usual out
houses attached in good repair. This property
v. ill be sold very low, if an early application it
made—otherwise it \vi J he for rent.
jjti lO-eo&t HENRY CLARKE.
SEA SICKNESS ALLEVIATED.
BURTON'S Impcriol, or Amrr can Chem
paign. Patronized by severil eminent Phy
sicians and also by the Temperance Society,
Very much Improved, a most pleasant cooling
and wholesome beverage—it is rtrongly re
commended to those going to set; some Cap
tains who have taken it to Liverpool speak
highly of it, and say it was found by the paesen
gers greatly to alleviate that painful sensation,
the Sea Sichne**, and they intend to make it a
part of their Sea Stores in future—to be had;
wholesale, nt the manufactory, south wept cor j
corner of Chesnut and Second streets, Fhiladel- !
plus.
A l.«n.
PORTER, ALE &. CIDER, of first qualify,!
for exportation or home consumption, bottled
agreeably to the improved system,
jy 27—1 nW4w
To House Keepers.
WHITING BUR WEI. L, &. CO , directly
opposite the door of the Eagle, have re- }
ceived a supply of Tickling Ingredients, of the |
best quality, viz:
White and Black Pepper, Mace, Nutmegs, j
Cloves, Allspice, Turmeric, Horse Rad:ah,!
Garlic, White, Green, and Race Ginger, &c
eu $ |
4*
iNBw noxna.
1\J*EW family Flour in half barrels
XN London and Philadelphia Porter
Bacon Horns f»r family usm
Itoo Herrings and Pino Apple-Cheese.
Apply to
>ug < JNO. V. WILCOX, Jr. & Co.
Insurance against loss or damage !>y Fire.
T»«,HOWARD INSURANCE COMPA
NY of New York will insure against loss or
damage by Fire, Buildings, Merciiandize, Fur
niturc, oud other firopertv•
WILLIAM II. HUBBARD. Agent,
mco at the Counting Room of Hubbard &.
Jaruner, h street mar 17—lowly
1‘ilul, Navy and Ship Bread.
T HE subscriber having built an extensive ad- j
diijun to his Bukery, on fshockoe 11 iil, liati
commenced the manufacture of Ship Bread. He I
intends keeping on hand a sufficient supply to
meet the usual demand; and will be prepared at
all times to hirnish any order (however extensive)
at very short notice.
i he prices ol his bread shall be regtilutcd by
those of New York and Norfolk: ond he pledges
Iimise.t tiiat it shall be al leant equal, in point ol
quality, to any inanuLctiired elsewhere.
Samples and prices may be obtained on nppli- :
cation to his Agent. Mr. George Merimi, at ■
Rocketts, or nt. tho Bakery; nt i ither of which j
places, orders will receive the uiost prompt ntten- I
,lon- A. DILL,
may 23-2iw4wlaw tf
George «fMeriam.
GROCER AND SHIP-CHANDLER,
ruck E r rs.
HAVING been appointed Agent for the sale
of “Dill's" Superior Ship IIread, now
offers a good supply at ibo New Yuri; and Nor
folk prices. Orders left ut his store ahull be
promptly attended to.
may <f 3 2::w4wtawf
ISUKY CMESTS.
fPlHl Subscriber has constant iy on hand and i
-3_ for sale ut lowest price, H. U. Sp R >r’s hn> j
proof wrought iron Book Saf.-s and Money !
Chests, assorted sizes, and warranted eq ml to j
any manufactured. One of the r.bi vo chests j
has recently been tert d by fire, and may bo
seen at the manufactory, No* l]g end *114
Bewktnan-streel, between Pearl nod Water- i
s.rests. C. J. GAYLER.
The above described Iron Chests for ala bv
DAVENPORT, ALLEN &. CO.* i
an 1 n— 6t
I IN virtue or authority derived from tire lajt
will and tostn merit of the late Jamei Gov an . !
we, ns his Ex’ors therein named, will pr.iCPed i
to sell hy public auction on the pretn!>es, on 1
Thursday, the 8th ot September next, a certain j
tract or parcel of land, in the Countv of Am- !
berst, containing 1,510 acres, known as hie Brick j
House, near tlie Buffalo Springs in said countv;
and adjoining the lands of Copt. Benjamin
Taliaferro and others. Tins tract lias mi it some
fine bottom land, and is well adapted to the
growth of tobacco, wheat, and corn. The
improvements are a two story dwelling of brick,
40 by 50, four rooms und a passage on eucli
lb.or, kitchen, dairy, &.C.— One-fourth of the
purchase money mo-u be paid in hand, the bal
ance in three equal annual instalments, for w hich
bonds with approved security, and a deed ot
trust on the property, will be required: the bonds
to carry interest from the day of sale, hut if
punctually paid, the interest will be remitted.—
And on Monday, the 12th of September, we
shall, in like manner, offer f r sale some proper
ty in and about Bent Greek, Buckingham, con
sisting of a moiety of Korscley's Warehouse
and 300 acres of land including lets and lone
mentH thereon. 'Terms—one-f>urth in hand,
the balance in two equal annuals instillments,
to be secured us above. At the me time
and place, will be offered on the same terms,
sundry lotH in Warminster. Afterwards, we
shall sell one other tract or parcel or parcel ,>t
land, lying on Lickingliole Creek, in the County
of Goochland. This contains 300 acres, is of
excellent quality, and well set in Oak and Ilick
ory growth. "li uil bo offered on the same
terms as above on Monday, the 19th of Sep
tember at Goochland Cuurt-H use, from vVhence
it is distant 7 miles or thereabout. We shall
also proceed to roll on Thursday, the 22d ot
September, by public auction, on tiie premises,
one or other tract or parcel of land situated (
in the upper part of llanover county, near j
Goodali’s, supposed to contain between 250 and j
300 .acres, on which there is n c.>n Portable !
Dwelling House, &c.— It is well adapted to the j
ordinary culture of the neighborhood. Terms I
as above. In like manner will be offered for !
sale, on Wednesday, the 28th of September, 1
one oilier track or parcel of land in tiie County i
of King &- Queen, on the Malapony river, called !
llicoboc, winch contains 599 acres. This is a
good plantation, and iiua on it the ncci^-ary !
buildings for the accommodation ofa proprietor, i
One-fourth of the purchase money will be re
quired to be paid down—the balance in three j
equal annual instalments, to be secured as !
above mentioned.
Also, on Monday, the IOth day of October
next, we shall offer for sale Tarwood, n tract cf
land in Hanover county,3 or 4 miles from P«»w
hite, on the road leading to New-Kunt, and con
taining 347 acres. This tract has on it some of
the finest building—timber, which, if judiciously
managed, would abundantly pay for the land—
Terms one-fourth in hand, the balance in two
equal annua! instalments, to be secured as afore
said. Sale by public auction on the premises
And on the I5tii day of November next, will be
offered for sale, by public auction on the prem
sees, that valuable estate, Bowline, the late
residence of our testator, situated in on agreca
hie neighborhood not more than 8 miles from
Richmond. It consists of 1158 acres, of which
between 5 and 600, are first rale Chicltnhomiuy
mud land; a large portion of whi<h is reclaimed
and in cultivation. The highland is very good,
sufficiently timbered and lies well. The improve
meats comprize a large and commodious
dwelling house, extensive barns and other out
houses, with all the necessary appendages to a
desirable homestead. It will be sold entire or
divided to suit purchasers. Should either of
the designated days of sale prove unfit, the sales
will take effect the first succeeding fair days res
pectively, the cx'ors reserving, to themselves
one bid in every instance.
J A M ES GO V A N, ( E.x’ors o'
El) W A R D GOV A N. Jas Go
A PC 111 BA LI) GOV A N, ( van dee’e
June 7 j;—utd:t.
Gloucester IjOw OrouniSs
l’OR SALE.
BY the Iasi will of t»«e late l>r. Jamas Dean, the sub
scribers are authorized to sell, and tlicv now offer for
sale, his valuable Estate, lying on Ware Hirer, ia the
county of Gloucester, in die State of Virginia, about
three miles from the Court House, containing 950 acre-,
nearly the whole of which is low ground, and about 75n
acres are cleared, and in a high suite of cultivation, well
adapted to the growth of Indian <>>rn. Wheat, and
Baney. There is a spacious Dwelling ilotirr, and all
Other necessary out houses, in good repair on this Estate,
situated on the hack of the River. Eish ai d Oysters of
the best quali'y are taken in sight of the House. A
more minute description is deemed iinitfrr.*«aiy. as it is
presumed any person wi-hiug to purchase will first examt
ine «he premises, which will tie shewn by the manager Mr
George W. Billups. A purchaser of tha land can he ac
commodated with as many slaves as he may require to
cultivate it, and also t'nc larming utensils and stork of
every description. The linn of paymcol will he made
to suit the purchasers, f or further paittetilars a Imer
addressed to Chr eiophcr Totnpkn*, at .Mu hews Court
House, Va , will meet due attention.
C H’R TOMPKINS, .
JOHN D. JAP Vis, r Ex'ors of J. Dean, di-.cM.
HENRY VV. TA»B, S
m*y 3 |aw6m .
tobacco]
OPENED this morning, a box of Ccsby's su
perior chewing tobacco— also, direct from
the importer, 6000 genuine Havaima Sugars, in
half and quarter boxes, for pale at
WHITING, BUR WELL * Go's
Medical Store, oppoute tas tlooi cf the L*ele,
au 10
—
WASMN(1T()\ T V\ i:RN,
FOR rent or leash.
Subscriber \v\#h(>8 to rent for the ensu
-1- n»g year, or lease hr- a term of yeats, cum
inencuig ou the 1st ot November next, ut which
ime the term ot the present occupant will ex
tire, the stand well known as the Washington
i I'avern, in the town of Lynchburg. . Any person
[ disposed to rent it c,in obtain with i’. if desirable,
It House suitable for a family—The Tavern is
extensive and commodious, and has attached to
it a large and convenient {Stable ami other ne
cessary buildings.
For terms, apply to Mr. Thomas Dillard of
Lynchburg, or to the subscriber, residing in
Cafbpbell county. HENRY MOORMAN,
nu 1?—2tc
CENTRAL SIOTS:i,,~
TFA YjVESrtOROUGH, VA.
rS^HE Subscriber having reccmli purchased
this pleasantly situated establishment, and
having spared no expense to put jt in first rate
repair, hopes by prompt attention to business, to
merit u’share of the public patronage.
His servants have been carefully selected am!
will render (lie h is nu doubt} entire satisfaction
His stable ha* been lately erected: in point ot
comfort and convenience lie flitters himself, it is
not surpassed by any m the Western Virginia.
1 lie Daily Mail Coach Line of S ages stop
ut this lioti-c: a stage traveller can reach Phil
adelphia from this mi two and a half clays. Wes
tern tmvi liers f r (he South on horseback, will
find it a convenient place to take stage, and
may r<ty upon low charges, and Iniving their hor
ses wi -1 attended to. W. 11. PLUMB,
nng H>—wdt c
NOTICE.—All persons having claims against
t!:e estate of Natli’l Co.ve, dic’d, are re
quested to present them by the 1st November
next, duly authenticatci); and they are hereby
notified, that unless they do so this notice will
be pleaded m bar ugniiuit them. Those persons
indebted to the said estate, must make immedi
ate payment. NATH L BOWE,
aug %—w8t Ex’or of Nath’l U«we. doc.
university os •lsar§fUESid.
f BUIE MEDICAL LECTURES in this Institu
B_ tion will commence uu live last Monday in
October:
Theory and Practice of Medicino—NATHANI
EL POTTER, M. 1).
Materia Modica—SAMUEL BAKER, M. D.
Obstcrics, and the Diseases of Women and Chil
dren—RICHARD W. HALL, M. 1).
Institutes of Physick—MAXWELL McDOW.
ELL, M. D.
Surgery—NATHAN II. SMITH, M. D.
A nutomy—THOS. II. WRIGHT, M. It.
Chemistry—JULIUS T. DUGATEL, A. M.
NATHANIEL POTTER, Doan.
Baltimore, Aug. 10, 1831. w13t
TO PHYSICIANS.
eubseriber, unending to remove to the
ii- w estern p..rt of the S ale, offers for tale
the Traci of Land formerly ‘J*e property of Dr.
I,. H. Mosby, and late'y the place of residence
of Dr. Thon. Meanx The firm contains about
295 acres of land, and everv building necessary
for comfort and convenience, with a well of
excellent water, all, with a few exceptions, in
good repair. The neighborhood is n good one.
and on the whole, a desirable location f< r a
Physician. Persons desiring to purchase, and
wishing further information, are requested to
direct their letters to Smith’s X lloads, Powha
tan. GEO. VV. TINSLEY,
aug 1 —2awtf c
NOTICE.
^SNIIE Committee appointed by the Unitarian
JL Umvcrsahst Society of Richmond, to
- elect urul purchase a lot of ground, amt to
erejt tliereon a House of Worship, do hereby
give notice, that they have g-lecled und contra c
!,'d lor said Sot, and intend commencing said
Building immediately, nod do lie-eby r. quest
'hose who have suba rihed towards def, a\ing
the cxpences of the same, to rail and pay 1 heir
subscriptions to ibe T oasurer, Mr. Jabez Par
ker, to enable said Committee to nccomplish the
| above work. Those who may bo fuernPy to
■ the erecting of said House, and may feel dispo
sed to contribute towards it, who have not alrea
dy subscribed, are invited to give in their names
and subscriptions to Jnbez Parker, or any one of
the members ol the building commi iee, viz: W.
Bryan, <r. Lucke, S’. >S. H.lenders. Johnson Eu
bank, Edward Cox, nr Geo. Meriam.
Jiy order of l lie Committee,
au 3—2aw WILSON BRYAN, Chin’n.
. Runaway in Jail.
MfAS committed to the jail iu Henry coun
V V ty, Va. as a runaway on the 28th day of
May last, a negro man, who says he is free, and
calls himself John Began: ho ia about 30 years
°'<l. 5 feet 7£ inches high, wears his hair long be
fore—has a scar across Ilia left eye brow, has a
peculiar stiffness in hi* walk, occasioned (as he
says) by a f»*ll from a horse—hnrl r>n when com
mitted to jail, n blue cl th coat, and'eopperas co
loured vest and pantaloons, of domestic cloth—
says he was raised by Charles Sallad, of Notto
way courtv, and is acquainted in the counties of
Prince Edward and Amelia, formerly drove- a
waggon for a man named Watson, in Prince Ed
ward— has lived in Georgia, and in the neighbor
borhnod of Camdcn.with a man named Burge,
with whom he left Ins free papers. The owner
of said slave is requested to come forward, prove
property, pay charges and tnke him away, else
he will be disposed of ns the law directs."
JAMES M. SMITH, Jailor
aug. 10—3rn Of Henry countv.
STAGES. '
Western Route, running on the south
. side of Jam** River to Lynchburg, leaves
j Richmond every Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
j day, at ft r. rb ck. A. M., and arrives at Lynch
burg the next day to dinner; from thence the
! line continues (coj.ducted hy Wm. Smith) direct
j to the Wlrtc Sulphur Spring, where Porter and
1 Bolden’s line to Guvaiidotte is ii t ir^ected: a
| branch from the line above Lynchburg drops
; in the Tenncpsee route at Salem, Va. At
! Ruble's Tavern in Cnmbt rlnnd countv, the Rich
I oiond Rou e intersects the Southern 1 nr from
I Fredcrickshi rg, by Cartej^ville to Georgia,
i which passes Hamden Sidney College. The
| beta Troy Coaches and good Team* are on the
l ie, with skilfm, eobrr, and attentive drivers.
! The travel performed throughout to the Spring*
oy (ley light. Fare from Richmond to the
White Sulphur Springs, j?,lfi no. For feats,
j apply at the bar oi the Union Hotel, Richmond.
; A.1 baggage, wh.-ih-r belonging to passengers
i or s*nt by the stage at the ii«k of the owner*
thereof. A. FAT.TKSON,
Proprietor, Richmond and Lynchburg,
jy 2 7—«awtf
I 3 f3AL»X. Jarg»j in white
a. \ J\S bhiach' d sucking, in fine order
I on board the ship Fecahcntj ’ direct from Li
vcrpool. f r ;.il« »»y JO.j. J. FRY.
a,e10
r AUCTIONS. *
ISif Otis< Ifttnlop A VO.
i DRY GOODS AT AUCTION,
i ^~WN MONDAY, the 22(l Hist, at y o'cik, will
^** Do sold ut our ouctiou room**, a large and
general assortment af deniable DRY LOOPS
j among them arc—
1 bale superfine cloths
1 case satinet
1 do d d book muslin
& do calicoes
lu bales brown sheetings
do do shirtings
t» do cotton o/.naburgs
-I cuses bleached shirtings
1 bale Russia sheeting
si do. ticklculiurgs
1 case table damask
2 do birdscye diaper
l bale red flannel:
Also a parcel i f goods purchased at Mr. V«s.
lentinu a sale, which the purchaser has tailed to
lakt', and the same will be sold on his account,
terms at Sale. O. 1). &. CO. Aucts.
i ^ min- :t—tds
i ^1EL be sold at public auction, on the
* » premises, on Saturduy, the 20th of this
| f,r<-*scnt month, August, at -1 o’clock in the after
n<;on, it fair, otherwise Hie first fair day there-.
alter. 10 lots or parcels of land near Bacon
t^uartor Branch, situated on the Brook Road,
immediately opposi o to John Moaby, Esq.
Upon one of the loti there is a comfortable two
.-tory brick house, «Xtc. &.c. A plan of the wholo*
property lias been recently made by Richard
l ounp. Esq. and may be seen on application tu
1 Ims. Taylor, E.-q at the Bank of Yra., who
will conduct the sale.
The terms will be one third in cash, fne bal
ance in t.vo equal paymcr.tr, at b and 12 months,
I Notes with approved endorsers, and u deed of
j trust on the property, to secure the crodit pay
YVILLIAM HICKMAN,
PHILIP GALL KUO, and
GEORGE ROSS.
P. S—The property «i!l bo sold altogether;
or divided, as may best suit purchasers.
DU 1H-21
FuFlic sTylIl
WILL be sold at the house, now occupied
by Mrs. Mary A. Halev, over the Port Of
fice, at the hour of 10 o'clock, A. M.ontho
2ath day of the present montli, all the House
hi‘.!J and Kitchen b iireiture, now remaining in
tlie said house, and which belongs to me. Terms
of sale Gash. CALEB C. MITCHELL,
uug 17—Ct
1 ubltc bale ot Real Kstate.
1?^ virtue of u decree of the county court of
^ Ileurico, pronounced ai the August term,
1 t.t> I, in the case of Ellysan vs. Pearce and
others, will be cold at Public Auction, on the
premises, for cash, on tbo 2Cth inst., Iho tract of
hmd in sat I decree mentioned, containing 35
i cres moie or less, and lying on the Charles City
road, about seven miles below Richmond, and
now in thc^iccupancy of Richard Hobson.
GEO. KEESEE, l
JOS. BAILEY, jr. /-Commissioners.
JESSE F. KEESEE. )
nil 15—1 Old
Manchester Property For Sale.
IN pursuance of the last will and testament
of John Muichic, late of Chesterfield county,
l shall offer for sale, on the premises, at Publio
Auction, on Thursday, the 1st day of Septem
ber next, (weather permitting, or iho first fair
day thereafter.) all the real property in the town
of' Manchester, belonging to tiie estato of the
xaid John Murchie, consisting of the following,
O/.: a 1 t, or Bquere, with the buildings apper
taining t<> it, long known as the Manchester
Tobacco \V are Houses, one other house and lot
on tin: Main Street, adjoining the property of Col.
P- l - Smith—ak-o.a tenement on Main jdtrecr,
now in the occupancy of Mr. Alex. Grant, having
a larec brick dwelling house, with nine rooms, a
good frame kitchen,smoke house,stable, curriage
house and a garden—also, another tenement on
tiic Main Street, adjoining the last mentioned, at
P'csent occupied by Mr. Arch'd Freeland;on this
lot is n house that lias been used soma years es a
tobacco factory, with screws, presses, and other
fixtures belonging to it, which tuny bo eoldac
parute, with a .-ufiiciency of ground to suit pur
'•lasers—Possession maybe given the first day
January next—Terms, one fourth on the 1st of
January, the balance in three equal instalment*,
payable in sx, twelve, and eighteen months.—
Bonds with good security, and a deed of trust
on the property, will he required.
RO. 1). MURCHIB,
Ex’or of Jchn Murchie, dec.
jv 5—2awGw e tdsd
321STOE ESTATE, '
Sn the fount:/ of I*r. Jl'illUnn.
FOR SALE. 7
jy aS pursuanco ol tho power vested in tho Presi
-H. dent .and Directors of tho Literary Fund, by
an net of tho General Assembly passed 25th Febru
ary last, authorising the salo of the Bristoo tract
°* land, in the county of Prince William, propos
als will be received by tho said President and Di
rectors, for the whole or any portion of tho said
tract, until tho 10th day of October next,
The annexed extracts from tho law will shew
tho condit ions required of the purchasers.
Persons offering proposals will consult their own
convenience in fixing tho instalments of tho pur
chase money.
The Bristoo tract contains by survey 6494 neres,
the greater part of which is under leasas which will
expire in the year 1819, and which are subject to
an annual rent of about 25,000 pounds of tobacco.
By order ol the President and Directors of the
Literary Fund.
J. BROWN, Jr. 2d AudT.
2d. Be it further enacted, That it shall l>e the
duty ofthe said President nnd Directors, to roquire
of tho purchaser or purchasers of tho said tract,
bonds with sufficient personal security, payable to
the said President and Directors, together with a
deed or deeds of trust on the estate so sold, to se
cure the payment of tho purchase money and inter1
ost; which bonds so taken, shall boar intorest from
tho dates thereof. And all persons who shall fail
to pay into tho treasury annually, within six month*
after the same shall become due, the internet whioh
may accrue .on their said bonds, shall forfeit all
claim to the credit given on thoir purchases, and
the principal shall thereupon become duo and bo
recoverable by the said President a.nd Director*,
j with all interest in arrear, by motion to tho Gera
ral Court, on ton days notice of the time of making
such motion, or tho payment thereof enforced by
proceeding on the deed or deeds of trust aforesaid,
at the discretion of the said President and Direct,
ors.
3cl. Be it further enacted, That all persons be.
commer purchasers of land under the provisions
of this act, shall have the. privilege of paying the
j amount of the purchase money at any time.
4th. This act shall be in force from the pas
sing thereof,
may 24 td*
J.rThe Editors ofthe National Intelligencer and
j OI Alexandria Phnnix, will publish this adver
I tiaement twice a week until 19th Oct. nert, and
I send their bills to the 2d Auditor’s office for pay.
ment. J
Buddie Colliery.
! subscriber has, with great labor and
I JL et n heavyoxpmse. opened n pcw Coal
Pit, South side of James River, [Powhatan ]
which he has called Buddie Colliery. it» compli
ant to that distinguished Collier and Milling
Engineer, Mr. John Huddle of New Castlo*.
whose improved ryelero ofwrrking Coni Miner,
lias done so much for the coal property of En
gland. Coal from the abov$ Colliery now oifer
* (1 for sale—Tbe quality unquestionably good.
Hatisfi- i! myself nt that fact. rrcm the vurior.*
trial.- I have had made of if. 1 «m willing j-j nf]
case, for i» to be Paled by olheis atMnv t xnonec
nil 2—Jw N. F. DUNN.
i rg’HE subscriber will be absent from Richmond,
j JL unUl tho 1st, ofOc*. during hie absence Mr!
! Lethbridge, will attend to h:s professional bueinew* i
1 in wimee eki'i «r a Dentist, th* Public mxv with
! rct'-n safety, pises the most implicit
j jy 1!?—-cit p. HOt’STojv' '