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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-29
SCOTT & FRY,
GrocerS and Commission Merchants.

Rare in Store aud offer by Whciesale or Rc,aii,
1000 sacks Liverpool filed sal,
2oo bags ST: Domingo, green, Ri" and Java coffee
Z hhds. New Orleans and St. Croix sugars
lU0O lbs. family loaf and lump do
20 chests gunpnwder and imperial teas
; hhds. English Island retail molasses
4 do Antigua aud Jamaica rum
= pipes French brandy do Holland gin
10 ar. casks S. Madeira and sweet MALAGA vine
4O bbls. old rye and common whiskey
~ 10 apple brandy do common cin
100 bags Goule patent shot
~ tons Swedes, country and Englis;i iron, assorted
Also plough plates, sheet & hoop iron, German steel, &c,
90 kegs cut nails, assorted sizes
% sets wood ware, wood and iron bound
I5uo lbs spun cotton, (best quality warrautcd)
LOUD do country tanned aud red sole feathers
lOO sides upper kip aud side do
Tanners and sperm oil, plaster of Paris and Thomas
town lime, Nova Scotia grinds,oncs, cheese, raisins and
bhS'ish wainuts; writing aud wrapping pa per, allspice,. gin
ser' pepper, alum and saltpetre; indigo, madden and log
wood; window glass 3 x 10 aud 10 . ~, soar, candles,
chocolate, rice, copperas, &c. bed cords aud leading lines;
eartnen' CHINA, glass and stone ware; shovels and spades,
hand and g cut saw files, knives and forks, pocket aud pen
knives, locks, hinges, screws, &c. Sc. also, cotton, wool and
horse cards; linens and domestic cloths; wool and fur ha IS
&C. with a variety Of other articles too tedious TO mention,
which viii be sold at reduced prices for cash, or to uunctu II.
al customers on short time.
Tue highest cash price given for wheat and -four.
Tobacco, corn, oats, sc. sold Oh commission.
Richmond, 18th Dec. ,,e,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-29
A most valuable Estate for Sale

" H>dE subscribers offer for sale one of the finest Estates in
Lower Virginia: II is the estate allied "Cumberlaud.y
lying upon the Pamunky River, in the county of New Kent
about 3 miles below New Kent courthouse. the prone,,r of
Eo'''.D, Watkins and containing by estimat lion mate
THAI, l'O0 acres, of which 400 acres are first rote. kreL Hyi
land, well adapted to the growth of corn, wheat. cotton
oats and clovcr-750 wood lanf, heavily ti,nbered, anf
500 a marsh, including several houses and lots in ,he ~,
lage of "Cumberland."
This Estate is situated at the head of fine, bold navipa-
tIon' aifordibg water for vessels OF 500 tons, and presents !,
the active and judicious farmer more ADVANTAGES. ,han n
estate in the lower country.
The fiat land is, as has been stated first rate, is we'll
adapted to plaister aud clover, and has been much impro-
we'd by their use; the highland is heavily timbered. and lbs
marsh is one Of the most valuable in the lower, coun,,,
1t IS unusually high and heavily timbered, chiefly win n u.
ana from experiment actually made in The sale Of the tim
Der aud wood, on the beach, the expense of cleo ring and a
cia aiming. might be betrayed from the sale of the wood nm,
timber, and when reclaimed, it would afford a large estate
perfectly level and ofinexhaustble fertility.
Upon the estate are two fsheries--a herrin, 6s,er - oe.
no little Eo.e, the annual profits of which have been
rally about $500, aud a siiad fishery Immediately opnosjte
10 the herring fishery, which might also be rendered cru
valuable and a hue mill settle immediately Upon the rive,
aud adjacent TO the village Of Cumberland; the Innroc.-
ments a comfortable dwelling house of 6 rooms, the custom
airy out houses, barns and an ice house. THE d,ei,;,n
house is upon a very elevated situation, commandinr 2
view oil the hat land, marsh, river and surrounding country:
for some miles. Fish aud wild fowl Of eyerv var;s,v
taken upon the estate in their proper seasons.
The markets of Richmond and Baltimore are alike cr,.
nsnous TO IT, and produce is shipped to both for the same
neisht. A more minute description is deemed upnecessa-
- 20 +. !. sur,poSeu 'hat any one desiring TO purchase
Will first view the premises. This properiy il noo ~
"!'' . c Hu''l me list day OF Jan. next, 1925 offered a,
private sale. II not sold privately, it will be offered to tbe
highest bidder, atpub!ic auction, on ,be premises, on The
Day before mentioned. [21si OF Jan. 1928 at the lo,r of
Il O'Clock NJ. The terms will be very accommodatinr.
ana may be known by application TO one of the uudersiqn,.
e% lanes lyons Jrl residing in the cit, of Richmond.
Inc sale Will be made under a Deed of Trust from Col.
John d. Watkins and wife, to US of record in The ele,s's
once OF New Kent county court for the purpose of secu
ing certain sums ofmoney due 10 the different Banks in me-
city and for other. purposes.
The title is believed to be unquestisnable; tut we shall
convey only such tile as lis vested in US by tho deed be fnrs
mentioned. GAG
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-29

l. g. MOORE have Just received by the last
IL arrivals from New York and Philadelphia, their
supply ofFALL and WINTER r G~OODS-com.
prising almost every article adapted to the wholesale
or retail trade of this city. They have on hand and
otter for sale the following articles, which constitute
comparatively a very small portion of their present
stock:-
Blue, black, olive, brown, claret, cadet and steel mixed
Do heavy drab for great coats,
Blue, black, gold and steel mixed, fawn and light drab
assimere
Blue, brown, fawn and other pelisse cloths,
Fearnaught, mapped %cottons,
Rose, point and London, dufle blankets,
An assortment of suPerhne and low priced s~atinetts,
Rogers patent flannel,
Also a general assortment of vhitc, yellow, crimson,
scarlet and green aannelS,
Floor and booking baizes,
Bombazines, bombazetts,
Striped and plaid circassiaDs,
Crimson, scarlet, orange and blue meriho cloths,
Do same colours circassians for c%hildren,s wear,
Plain, striped and fig. gros de Naples, comprising al
most every colour,
Black Italian, Mantua, and double French Florences.
liiCh, heavy sains for ladies' dresses, peIisses and cloaks,
. an entirely new and fashionable article,
SILK aud worsted bereges and ~battistes,
Black modes, Italian grapes,
A general assortment of coloureI satins and Florences.
SuPernne, dark. London prints, and giDghams,
Cambricks, jaconetts, null, book, Swiss and India mus
Inns, both plain and figured,
Richly worked jackonet robes,
Inserting and scollop trimmings and founces;
Apron aud furniture checks,
Bed-tickiDg, brown and bIeached domeslics,
Garment, cambrick and furniture dimities,
Cotton fringes, SC.
ALSO,
Merino and cashmere long shawIs and hdkfs
Thread gimp and bobbinet laces
a handsome assortment of bobbinet lace wells, canns
caps, pelerines and hdks
Silk and gauZe hdifs
Bonnet, sash and belt ribbons
Silk, cotton and worstcd hosiery
Bandanna, flag and Italian hdkfs
Irish linens, lawns and sheetings
Linen cambrIcks and cambrick haudkercbieis
Umbrellas, toilette glasses
White, scarlet, black and coloured darninS worsted
yarn, &c.
All OF which having been selected with the utmpst
care, will be sold ON accommodating terms for cash.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-29
B4N.h or YIKGLN1q, Z
Farmers Bank of Virginia.
SADDLERY.

'ENIIE subscribe, bcss leave to inform the public, that he
Il has just received a fashionable assortment of articles
in the ~Saddlcry line Of business; consisting in part Of plated
and steel spring s,irrup irons, plain curb and snafle bride
bits, plated aud steel spurs, English bride feathers, whips.
buckles and mounting of all kinds, materials for saddles,
NC. which were selected by Thomas B. Small, at III, man
offered in this market, both i'll quality and variety of pat
terms; and l feel free to asset, that my work is not surpas-
sed by any in the city; and working Gas ] dl as good ma
terlals as can be obtained, l hope for a share of public
patronage, at my old stand, next door to the Planters
Hotel, II Street, Shockp Hill. JAMES BRAY.
Dec 10 81
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-29
REMOVAL.
wM. MITCHELL.

"AICt-hAkEN ~ JEW EILE.R,
Nd EsPEcTFULIY informs his friends aud the public,
E& that he has removed TO the store lately occupied
by Mr.. John Bronaugh, enc door below II. Nelson's
DRY Goods Store, and is now receiving a splendid as
surtnieUt Of
GOLD s SILVER WATCHES.
Jsdics' and Gentlenens Gold Patent Lever and plain
Watches, Silver Patent Lever Watches, Capped, Jew
elied and Plain Watches of every description, elegant
Sold Watch Chains, Seals, Keys, Slides, Rings, Watch
Hooks and Ornaments.
JEWELRY.
l'ul! sets of Pearl Jewelry, Pearl Earrings, Head Or
naincnts, Breaches and Finger-rrngs, elegant Fila
gree, Cold sets Ear rings Breaches, Crosses and Or
nurneDts, Gold neck Chains and Bracelets, Jet, Ear
Girss, Finger rings and Breaches, Paste and Coral
Jewclry.
SILVER WARE.
SILVER lea Sets, Silver Table, Tea and Desert Spoons,
Ladies', Sugar 1'oDgs, Salt and mustard Spoons, Spec.
tac!cs, Pencil Cases, Butter Knives, Thimbles, Nurse
Tubes, Coral and Bells.
PLATED WARE.
Elegant Sheffield Plated and Siser Mounted Cut
Glass Casters and Cordial Stands. Candlesticks, Snuff.
ieTs and Trays, Decanter slides, Common Plated Cas-
TORS, Candiestichs and Decantcr Labels.
BRITANNIA WARE.
tull sets Of Britannia Ware, Coffee and i ia Pots, ST.
gar Dishes. Cream Pots and Labels.
CUTLERY.
ZINE Razors, Pen and Pocket Knives and Scissors,
CONC very superior.
MILITARY AND FANCY GOODS.
GIT and Plated Mounted Swords, Gilt aud Plated
Epauletts, Silk Sashes, Laces, Cords and Tassels, In.
fantry and Cavalry Officers Wings, Artillery, Infau-
try and Rifle Buttons, Gilt, Plated and silver Noun
ted Dirks, Sword Belts. and Plumes, Morocco Pock.
ct Books and Wallets, Bead Reticules and Purses, Gilt
Bracelets, Paste Top Combs, Roman Pearl, Coral and
Amber Beads, Steel Waist Clasps, Musical Snuf-Box.
es, &c. &c,
1s-SiIver Ware aud Jewelry of every description
made TO order. Clocks aud Watches repaired and
warranted. Nov IL
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-29
Mississippi Lands for Sale.

A situated about fifteen miles a.
"a Dove Baton Rouge, on the left bank of the Missls.
sippi, consisting OF
One Thousand and Eighty .9ypcnts;
said plantation has a front of IL Arpents on the river &
~ adjoining the principal landing of the settlement,
iFom which Cotton is shipped. On this tract there are
one hundred or more acres of cleared Land-one
large Dwelling House, with six rooms-Cotton Gin,
Ni,li, Tan Yard. Negro Cabins, &c. (eas;!y repaired. y
9he titles to the above lands are indisputable, and q
warranty deed will be given if required.
ALso-One thousand .4rpeNEi
situated on Thompson'S Creek in the parish, of Telici-
ana, ore and a half miles from the river Mississippi, Sc
ven miles from the town of st. Francisville. Part of
this tract consists oflow bottoms, probably 200 acres:
on said tract there are about fifty acres, cleared some
years since, bu'grownup:-Eithe The whole or one half
OF tins tract will be sold at the option of the purchaser.
Ior further particulars apply TO this office or to
ROBERT ROSS.
New-OrIeans, Oct. O. If
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90 Dollars Reward

AN away from the subscribers about the 2nh Of lgo-
Ia venbeT, a negro man named BILLY, about & foe, e
inches high, 70 to 30 years old, Of stout make and rood
countenance; his dress when he went away was a sbor.
coat OF mixed cloth, with pantaloons of the same. Billy
was raised IN the county of King & Queen, near Dunkirt
~ the family OF Mr.. Robert Gaines, and has been in lie
service OF Doctors Fauntleroy and Westmore of said corr.
", where probably he has gone since he absconded.
Inc above reward viii be paid for his apprehension ard
confinement ~ jail beyond the State, and SO If taken ana
so ionged within the State, besides reasonable expenses. 4
delivered to US in Manchester.
Zee y IL a, C. 3EANDER & CO.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-29
New-O Orleans, Oct. 0.

ri OT4CE.-Al persons having open accounts with the
1S estate of Robert Bell, decd, late saddler of the .ity
Of Richmond. are requested TO call on the subscriber for
settlement. AS it is expected that Il reference to the houks
will often be required, I have had them posted, and I am
low ready TO make settlements. Although it is desirable
that a speedy close Of the administration should be made.
get, 1 shall give a reasonable time to those who NAV call,
indebted TO the estate, upon their giving bond for the nav.
sient thereof. All those indebted by bonds and notes, are
Informed that the claims against the estate are very ur-
gently pressed, and that therefore, / shall be compelled TO
require them to make Immediate payment. All persons
calling to call int reasonable time, may expect legal steps
VIII be taken for the collection thereof. All persons hayinu
claims against the estate, are requested to pre- Mt them
properly and legally authenticated, that | may be appraised
OF the amount due, To enable me to make arrangements for
fheir liquidation. My onice is in the City Hall, where
the books and papers will be kept, and where 1 shall gene
Sa!!y attend from 10 to 8 o'clock.
w. D. WREN, Serge C. f. &c
Dec SIS Admor of Robert Bell, decd.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-29
COPPER n 0

NAVY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
12h December, 1927.
' HNiiE Commissioners of the Navy will receive sealed
Il proposals until the goth day of January next, for the
supply of the following quantities of Copper and Iron. to
'e delivered at the respective Navy Yards, viz.
COPPER.
Al Portsmouth, u. II.
Rot less than 1000 lbs Of Bolt Copper.
al Boston.
M, Ioss ,r,,r 400 sheets of Shcathing Copter,
$500 lbs Sheathing Nails.
81 yNoIfoW-
Not less than 5000 sheets Of Shea thing Copper.
AIi The Sheathing Copper to be from II OF. to 81 or.
me Bolts from inch TO / inch, and the Sheatling
'sahS nom 1 to II inches, as may be required.
IRON
No, less than 800 lbs s and Z inch Bolt,
500 lbs Q inch Spikes.
At Boston.
$4,000 lbs Round Iron,
Not less than 5000 lbs Square Iron,
l9,20G lbs Flat Iron.
III NeV York.
28,400 lbs Flat Iron,
~ n, Ices tba, 1000 lbs Square Iron,
""" 1900 lbs Round Iron,
1900 lbs Rolled Plate Iron.
Al Norfolk.
6,000 lbs Square Iron.
NJ o,,a., $500 lbs Round Iron,
10000 lbs FIatIron,
C1l,000 lbs Z to 10 inch Spikes.
And ali the Hoop Iron that may be required at the said
Yard to be from IL to II ieet long, IL to 81 inches wide.
-i2 TO is Of an inch thick.
AL the Round Iron TO be from 2 to 81 inches ina bo
required. "
The square Iron to be from to 3 inches.
The Hat Iron 10 be as may be required, asmay oe
The plate Iron to be from ] to ! inch thick, required
The contractors to furnish, II required, on having sixiv
notice, any additional quantity, not exceeding TWEEN
per cent. Of Iron OF Copper.
All of which Copper and Iron shall be Of the very brs,
quality, and shall be deferred at the aforesaid Nav
Yards, respectively, on or before the 1st day of August,
1873, and shall be subjected TO such inspection and proof
as are at present adopted at the respective Navy Yards,
such other inspection and proof as the Commissioners of
The Navy may direct.
Persons offering to f1rnish the said Copper and Iron will
'e pleased to name their residence, and the names and
Of their suraties.
oilers must he made separately for Copper and Iron, and
Of each parcel required at the several Yards respectivelv.
md must be sealed and endorsed softer to furnish Nron or
copper at The Navy Yard at g." and in all cases the
per pound, for both Copper and Iron, must be stated.
In addition 70 the bond to be given for the faithful Der.
OF tHi contract, ten per cent. viii be retained by
ne Cnrted States from the amount Of all payments, until
ne completion Of Toe contract. Ali payments are 10 be
made at the places Of delivery, unless otherwise specially
Oilers not made conlormablyt TO the advertisement, or not
eceived within the time limited in the advertisement, will
OF be acted on.
10 be published twice a week in the National Journal
'atIon1l Inteiigencer, Baltimore American, Baltimore
.atrIo' Democratic Press, National Gazette, New: York !
Advertiser, National Advocate, New England
.ai1n, Boston Patriot, Portsmouth, n. II. journal,
HntA Er1 ica 3tha3n5 WE1.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-29
Tobacco Planters.

"a L fioH wiIl be presented TO the next Session n:
In the Virginia Legislature, prayin. that The ;r.nsc,,U -
y, a FuoIc !" aFehouses, shall be required, in inspectip,
l ohacco' 10 break it in four different parts Of each hocs.
ca" 10 "fder 10 detect The many imposiions practised in
prizing; and that certain Warehouses, where such fra,%.
ae cohiived at, and where inspectors refuse to brcak
l. ooacco IN sucif places as they are desired To do by ui,r-
cnasers, may he suppressed. Sent 10
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-29
JAMES LYONS, il.
Tiios. TERRlLL, trustees
StaTES, ta1nlaie, Crops, Stoh Of Cau1e, Hos. .Shee,
&C.. &c. fol. Sale.

S@rE'' fao'lafe' Crops, stocA, Of cat7e, Hogs, @ey.
&c. sc. for Safe.
On Inc list day OF january, 1928, at Cumbe, md. <,bA
residence OF John D%dntlridge Watkins,) in the COUNTY or
~ Mew kent' will be sold publicly, to the highest b;ddey.
~ or 80 valuable slaves-among which are to be foe
excellent servants, of almost every description-also ali
lie crops made at Cumberland the present year. Texeen,
me "heat crnp'J consisting Of . or 500 barrels of Indian
corn a considerable crop OF cotton, and other things vbicb
are usually produced on farms in the lower part of Virai-
hia-alSo all the household and kitchen fjrnit,ra ae e.
plantation utensils, formerly belonging to the said Wa,kfns
al the same time and place, will be sold, a small tract ~
idnu called AppersoDS, near TO Cumberland and a mill ,nl
mn seat near the same place, and in less than a mile ~
me courthouse. Tbs terms will be made known mn ~.
"ay OF sale; but 1t is expected that most of the e,son
properly wii DC sold up"n a credit of 6 montl,s-tbe ella %
IL Ut solh Tor cash. Creditors Of Jno. ID. Watkins a..
'"Viien 10 increase the fund to he appropriated to the ,,r.
meu' Oh iIeT debts, by attending ihe sale and becon;1,
o'ouefs ioT the prnperiy-and all creditors Of said Watti.Ss
se nefehy notified to make known to me Their claims bc~
I"fe me ist day of Oct. 1928, as required by the deed undcr
Vn'ch this sale viii be made. The signature of Jno. n
natKins viii be required as evidence of the val;di,, ~
their cIanDS. The sale viii be made under n OeeS rs
! rust from John ID. Watkins and +. G. Watkins. his vito
10 me as trustee, for The purposes therein nlentioned: i, is rs
record III tie county court Of New Kent, and bears dat.
VA the % cay OF October, on which day il was denvs,e,l
10 be recorded. JAMES SER1pI ~ :.
Richmond, Dec / 70
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-29

1t rules, holden in the clerks Office Of the superior cour,
Of chancery for the Richmond district, the 81 day of
December, 1927:
Richard ~. Harwe.l aud Polly his wife, (ormer,y Po,,v
Atkinson, Heartwcli Hitchcock and Frances his wife,
formerly Atkinson, Russell Hitchcock and Susanna his
"itr, late Susanna Staiuback, and formerly Susanna
A'%inso', ana James Atkinson, PNS.
against
s'in Atkinson and NHihaniel Parham, cGccutors of VIII
fam Atkinson, deceased, and the SAID John Atkinson
III his own right, Richard Coleman and Dolly his wife,
}ic6eCca Rice, jesse Bonner, admIor of his late wife
Susanna, Martha Collier, Lewis A. Collier, Gcorpe
j.. Collier, Thomas Bridgforth and Lucy his wife, and
@AraI Atkinson, widow of said Wm. Atkinson, decd,
The defendants, Nathaniel Parbam and Gorge b.. Col.
i3sf, not having entered their appearance and givea secu.
:ly according to the act OF assembly and the rules of
tui5 court, aud ii appearing by satisfactory evidence, that
f'ey are not inhabitants of this country; it is ordered,
lpat the said defendants do appear here on the forticth
day of the next term and answer the amended bill Of
She plaintiffs; and that a copy Of this order he forthwith
inserted in some newspaper published in the city Of Rich
mond, for two months successfully, and posted at tho
3font door OF the capitol, in the said city.
p COPY. Le:-s, W4 ": nGNING. G c.
YIRGLYL4:
II ruies, holden in the clerk oonce Of ,hc superior cour,
ef cbancery fof tie Richmond distlict, the 81 Deem
sohn oepp, ada'os with the will annexed of Benjamin
Harris, decd, in.
sga;rst
gr.oas Miller, ia-e sheriff Of P~owha,an, and as such,
@hmct nf WIN. henlIey, decd, Jamss Lyon and Ju-
rita A his wife, Hecfg NJ. Bentley, Joseph II. Bent
W. own rgn; aad as adm'or with the VIII an.
--E.6 or mo. ". B%culIey, deceased, and Mary Ann
'toPtn ltrari Augustus Turprp, Philip Osborne Tur-
.F Eoirf latrI". May Caroline Tvrpin, Powha-
Ian y. LutP.6, 4aopas Jefferson TURIN. VIM. 4.
JUrpin, Robert Sampson, adr'or of jesse Tucker.
eecd' Colin HcRae and Samuel Taylor, Dns.
The defendants, Mary Ann Turpin, Edward Augustus
Iurpi0' Peter T. Turpin, Philip Osborne Turpin, MARY
tafohne !o'PtH' Powhatan V. TurpiB, and Thomas JET.
ffrsoO tuTinns not having entered their appea nee and
gwen sec'riiy according to the act of assembly and the
roles OF thS court, ami il appearing by satisfactory evil
0suce' mat th'J ere rot inhabitants Of this country: it
"a or!ated, that the said defendants do an7ear bsrs .,
the Io'ie'h tay o. the ucZi term and answer the bill
Of .ht Plainif; aai that a copy Of iii, order be forth
wf9 iase''sd 10 some newspaper published IN the city
0f Eicftnoud, Tor two months successivelv. ard po.ied =.
the s'Sn' no"f Q me capitol. in Tie said cuy.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-29
HATS 8 GAPS.

L hH'f received by late arrivals from New York, esn--
tcmens black beaver Hats Of snnerior ne li,y 81
various patterns, also one case of geuuemen's arid
yonins sea otter aud fur seal Caps, very handsome,
On hand "A very largo and general aSro,,nsn,
fur, and 5000 wool hats; 10 the latter T i,yi,c 80
tennon OF those having Factory, Coaipit or Plantation
Nov 9Th. Ioun rr,pn,Dgo..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-29

wanted to hire for the coming year, a Black Wosan, az
COOK q wash woman, and d Black Chi to do chamber u,o,k.
: o SuCn as eau come well recommended as to qualifications
for the above stations and good characters. I;;bsrai gags.
will be given. John TIONipsoN
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-29
EDUCATION.

NEY SCHOOL, tor the ensuing year, viii commence
I'VE On the l4th january, and continue until the 18th
December following, the month of Angus, excepted. The
course of instruction will include all the branches of a
common Eng'ish education, together with the Latin Lam
Suage; some CT the most useful branches of Mathcmat-
les. Geography, History, Bellies Lettvcs, sc. The terms
OF board and tuition. for the scholastic year OF ten months,
will be SlO0 with the additional sum of FIVE dollars if l
furnish lodging. Eoardcrs will be charged from the time
they commence, until the 18th of December; and none
admitted but those that reside IN my family. MIR. Tho
mas Lattreil, my present coadjutor, and MIR. William Bar
Der, Will all mt. These gentlemen have, for u conside-
rabie time, been known to the public as we'll qualified
and experienced instructors. Letters add ressed to me,
near so'nmerville, Fauouicr county, will receive prompt
attention. c..
TN\O MIR. JOHN E~DWARDS.-As you aIc not a resi-
Il dent OF the State Of Virginia, and have no Attorney
therein known to me, l adopt this mode to notify 20 you
that, on the 2lst day of December next, between the hours
OF y O'Clock a. NJ. aud sunset of that day, / shall proceed,
at my office in the city of Richmond, to take the dcpo-
siiion OF David Judah, Esq. to be read as evidence in
the trial of a suit now depending in the supe, icr court
OF chanccry for the Richmond district, in which am
plaintiff, and yourself, Samuel Is. Edwards, and Dudley
Atkinson, are defendants.
HERBERT a. CLAIBORN
Richmond, Goth Nov. 1927. w4t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-29

Proposals will aIsn lie received until the 5ih day Of Jam
uary next, for The following Mast and Spar timber, TO be
dciivere red at the resnective Navy Yartis. viz.