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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-08-06
From Blaekgood's .Maga;'ns'

Fran Blaekpoods Magazine.
DlRGE.
M, g., he, ,-Oh ,hc was Ear too fair,
To, pure To dwell On this gull, tam'oa earn
The sisIs.s gksy sId The golden AR .,.,.
Uf Zion ssc,Ded to claim lor i'nn hef oH'"'
.,isn wondered from IL native n"e,
Which, sooa discovering took ms 70. u. owns
ma. &. her,-IIer span was like the sky,
Nv t,us,.,ud stars SHINE ssauiitT AND Wisns,
I.ih. dow r,s thai know not what u sto as
nike long linked, sl,atecas months ot posaf hs"'b
Ike music fcstmg Ger u ~aveess lake,
tvhiIe Echo answers ff.,n tie noNeiy p'"Ae'
Weep not isf her!
,v..n mn. e., her She died in carly youth,
Ere hpps had kst lis r,ch romantic iirs
Wbrn human toss1is seInd the homes oI .uh,
Ara ,arth stil cleand will beauty rsuAnt o<ws'
uss .wnwncr wi,s,e wsned not TO days that ifeeLs,
Her wine vi life run MOI tn TIE sees
Weep mot fof her!
werp moi for her BY feet or slow decay,
n ,,ever xrieved her bosom's core To m'fk
Th~ plsy u,alss of her chiIdhood wane away
IIet vr,rpccts willrr ~ her hopes grow uafA'
Tr,n.latcd by her God, with spirit sliriten,
ehx uass d Us rwere ~ smiles IRON eafth I'd hu'
Ncepnot iu let!
weev pes for her III was no, hers To feel
TIE nssr,es that corrode ah,'ssing years.
,;ajus, dreams of b,fficd bliss 'iw heart 10 s'ee''
Tn " .n.er sad duwn Ages vale M tears,
A. s,i,, te wn,cred leaves from Friendships hes'
And On eartli's wintry world alone 70 oe
Weep not for her!
weep not for her She Is a angel now,
And ,reads the sapphire aoors of Paradise;
All As.snss. ,v,oed rom her rcfi,lsent brow,
Sin, spsrow, sune ring hanslcd ffom her syS'
ySsss,sm ever death, " l,or sppsar
Tss shsa'd Joys Of Heavens e.efnal years
wssp pnos ks hssi
Wen not for her Her memory u the shtse
or pi~aapl tso,ghi, run ~ the sesnl oi no"e"'
Tain, ~ on vnd.ess eve the suns decline,
aveet No The song II birds among the ho"s"'
p,,h a. ,rc rAinspw with it, arch of light,
lure ~ the mo4,riline II an autumn n'gh''
Weep not for her!
Sscp mt fs her There Is no cause ior woi
kut rather nerve the spirit, thit walk
Ib.bfink i,x O'rr tile tiorny paths lcow, -
.nd fro.i earth s,,w drlil,ents keep thee oseA'
=. when few, iieei srvefing years have nown,
"A. u meet thoc at le1ven's gate, ana ead tiee on
Weep nUt Tor her
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-08-06
MIISIC.

THE subscriber would respectfully inform the public that
he has established himself In Providence for the pur
pose Of teaching different Musical Instruments usually used
In Bands &c. and having long experience In his profession
he socs the patronage Of those desrous Of insuting So
cees or Bands either for private amusement or for military
and public occasions In IN the country The prn
cpes Of Music connection with the art OF playing In har
nony after the approved methods VIII he attended TO
Musical instruments will he selected for his pupils with
and Music arranged in the most popular manner Please
apply at his residence No A Broad Street. or at the Prov
dence Music Saloon. L. w. LESLIE.
I..ua
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-08-06
PROMISSORY NOTES

IyILIS OF Exchange, Drnfs, Bank Checks, &e printed
ID in VIM. M. EVANS Patent, TO prsrent Frauds By
alerations-for sale by T. J. DEWY.
1gsnt for the Ns,e,Engiand ststss,
No 80, Market street, Providence.
1TSpecimsns Of said Cheeks Ae as1aso certificates frA
tise most eminent Chemis In tbe Uu1ed 6e1 een - ~
By calling a abcve. 1Qy y.
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may 81
r. G.. ALLENs

rs constantly receiving at his New Ware Rooms, Cabinet
Furniiure re Of all Observation-Disclosures from his Chair
Manufactory all kinds of Chairs-nferor receives
from New-Yor As his late sales Auction has created
little excitement among his pretended friends, and Brother
Chip,-hn would inform the public genersytha no.wth-
standing his large Annual Sales Auction the Ware Rooms
will be well supplied having in his employ 6ywo workmss,
and boys No pains spared TO have seasoned stock .nd
good furniture. May ~
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-08-06
EMORY wAsHBURN,

CUUVSELLUR ut INV,
UUAs removed to woaorsrEs, (Mass.) where he has
opened an Office and win faithfully attend 10 any
professional business committed 10 BIS charge.
Reference IN Providuucs 70 Cd. J. D, WON and JonB
WtLpss, Esq.
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WINES. &c,

WINES, &c.
XXIM WALL, No. 10 South Main street. has JUST re,
w ceived % boxes Caret Wine equal Or sup "
any article of the kind ever offered in this Market,
30 do. Muscatel,
800 bushels soft sheled Almonds,
Fresh Salad Oil, Capers, Olives, &c.
L
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-08-06
PAVILION BOATS.

THNfIE and elegant boats ApELINR and ELLRN will
daily and from Pavilion, for the accommodation
of geneel parties
The will leave Ashton's wharf, No 81 South Water.
street, and the easlery end Of Dorcest wharf, at 10
and IL O'Clock A. M. and at l, and O'Clock NJ Faro
IL -2cents. b. I. FOSTER.
june 2.
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CABINET FURNIT URL

No. US, BROAD STNEET. :.
TUyE subscribers grateful to their friends and the pubic
for past patronage, respectfully inform them, that they
keen always ON hand supply of fashionable and common
Furniture made of the best materials, and from the newest
and most approved patterns, among which are
Ward Robes and Sofas,
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-08-06

SSsa S;Sns and Tables
Bureaus, various patterns and sizes,
Work Tables, sc. Sc.
Those in want of any articles in ne will find It to
their interest give call before purchasing we are
determined sell cheap any regular Cabinet Maker in
this town, and Furniture being manufactured imme-
dately under diecton will be warranted equal
both in materials and workmanship to any made in this
country.
Orders from distance will be thankfully received and
punct,ially attended TO.
may Z Iy. SAMUEL & JOSEPH RAWSON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-28
sTEAM goAT MowIcH.

FHNHE NJ MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA STEAM NJ
BOAT COMPANY observing that the Steam
boats Richmond and Fredericksburg, which plv be.
tween Norfolk and Richmond, are advertised for sale
on the Goth lnst-to prevent any disappointment 10
travellers, the steam boats VIRGINIA and NOR
FOLK will run through to Richmond from Bati-
more, stopping at Norfolk and City Point 20 accom-
plish which, the NORFOLK, Capt. Jno. Ferguson.
Sen viii leave Baltimore every Saniy afleroooa. at
3oclock for Norfolk commencing ON Sunday ed
inst; leave Norfolk for Richmond every Tuesday
morning at 6 O'Clock, leave Richmond every Wednes-
day morning at clock, and Norfolk for Baltimore
every Thursday morning at . O'Clock.
The VIRGINIA, Capt Jno. Ferguson u. VIII
leave Baltimore every Wedaefay ecc1j0g at , o'clock
Tor Norfolk, commencing 26h inst. leave Norfolk for
Rlchmond every Friday morning at o'clock: leave
Richmond for Norfolk every Sunday morning at
O'Clock and Norfolk for Baltimore every Monday
morning at O'Clock. or as long the navigation IS
open Fare from Baltimore te Norfolk &c. from Nor
folk to City Point s. and to Richmond s.. All bag
gage and goods at the risk ofthe owner or owners
JAMES FERGUSON. Agt.
y" tu--l%t % Bowlvs wharf.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-28
for Sale al Nm. H. Ft,aohylsonu's
BOOK STORE

SPEcracLrs in gold silver and steel frames; Spy
- glasses, Microscopes, Thermometers, Conpasscs,
Mathematical instruments, Globes;
ZEN and Pocket Knives, in great variety; Sword
anu other Canes; gold, silver and steel Pens ever
pointed and common Pencil Cases; fancy and plain
Snuff Boxes;
300 reams Of Fools-cap, Letter and other Writing
rapers, from p to dollars per rcan and all kinds Of
Stationary;
Elegant Spanish Guitars, well chosen, and for their
quality, at low prices French Italian and German
Niolins, of superior and ordinary qualities Flutes.
Flageolets, Violin Bows and Strings Guitar and Pr
ano-iorte Strings. The newest Music Music Books
and Paper;
Blank Books Of all descriptions, suitable for ner-
chants, and county conrt clerks, made of superior
materials, In the best manner.
Greek, Latin, French, Spanish and English School
Books Bibles, Tesarncnts and PRAYER Books; Psalm
and Hymn Books for all denominations of christians
N. b. Orders from the country attended to pune
tualy, and Books ruled and bound to any pattern
Old Books rebound. Spectaclcs and Optical Instr;,-
Inents repaired. NovIt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-28
= TLhNTIC SOUVENIR FOR 1920.

- - ~ ~ NOsh t1!I FOR 1879.
~ Int NJ E.hsis5mJ9y.
!. Presentation Plate.
p. The Sisters; engraved by Duraug, from the orr
glnql Picture, by Imam.
.. Tide Page; drawn and engraved by Duranr
.. Love Asleep; engraved b. Ellis from a drawing
~ Newton.
3. The Grove; engraved by Ellis from drawing by
Euinr.
g. The Power Of Love; engraved by Duronr, from
beautiful antique painting, in the possession
If Mr.. PaT Of Now York
= Cnapnon dc Pac; engraved by Humphreys,
from the original picture, by Rubens, at Wind
cor Castle.
3. Hesitation; engraved By Kcarncy from a drawing
by Fauicr.
.. Tho Lady Of Rutnvcn; engraved by Lonracrc.
from picture in ;he possession Of DR.. Chap
man.
20. The Unwclcomod Guest; engraved by Ellis,
FROM drawing by Bondcn.
II. IT," Shipwreck; engraved by Kcorncy, from n
drawing by ShcfTcr.
-. The Contcntcd Captive: engraved by Ellis.
from p drawing by H. Corbould
With much original Prose and Poctical matter in
n neat case For sale by j. ~. NASH.
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-28

tENtl NJ ~ bE.-BY tfuc Oi decd trust executed b.
Tuner ~ cucy and i1Iiai hi, wife, tc subscribers,
enc Iu} recorded u thc cicFs Office of GoDchl1nd county
count, 80. o either Ofus, will Monday tine 10Th dav Of
DfrnDcrucNt, a being Gooci1ud county cOurday,) pro-
''rd ~ o 81 Gohlnd courthouse, tho highest b11er
r7dy money, an tho right title interest aud claim tive said
runner H. Henley and Hannah his wifr have may have I'm
tar of 1ud containing hundred a7d tentynirc end orr.
ff ocr OF land lying in nj lower end Of Goo-hand county
hrng nc auc tract ~ land owned by William Barnett ne
sumo o HE dn, and which Nv his last VIII aud Testament he
ncrt io h heirs, 20 be equally divided between them, Of
which Hannah Henley, formerly Hannah Barnett Ofthc
heir Of the said VIM barnett, alec I'll the interest, tlc and
claim winch The -ad Turner E"ulcy and Hannah bic WIFE,
nov have ~ may hereafter have siy negroes wnh their
also stock u horses hogs cattle, and stock Of all kinds
o household and Kitchen furniture belonging 10 the said VIM
IUct, which with al other they claim under the
in Enmefs viii, n order 10 satisfy the purposes o which
veyod vested in The subscribers By the aforesaid deed Of
trust WILL GRAY, ! r.
WIN MILLER Iristeea
Goocisnd, OFT 27th, T823,~ 37-dIcvt G.
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SALE.-Ir

Sc AESHE IS SALE.-ln obedience To de4.rctal order,
Afk oil ue superior OF Cfancery Tor he Rchmon, Az,
TT pronounced IN cause therein depending, wherein IIush
nelson administrator dc bOns of Thomas Walker ded is
Pin ana e executors Of Nicholas Cabrl dec and others
are ''ndHni', WIZ he exposed 10 sale the highest bidder
.'i' the door o Mrs Ann Chambers tavern i'm Stanton o
e nm sY OF November next, the land vinr near tine
>@"'n NcT IN the county Of Augusta, following VIZ ono tract
OF '' hundred acres near turic, of four hundred
adjoining >dl Steele, and tract Of eight n,Id arr,
'''n Mend stuart The tennis OF sale as follow In
w ".ra OF me purchase money With interest thereon from
the day oi e, to lie paid ycar thereafter ami the oth
l" N'' m interest thereon from the day of SALE to be raid
~ Mo years thereafter the interest TO be clnquiscd fte paw
nl' d'c phu'uay nadc-thc payments 10 be secured NV
'' :" h Sihcen "curti and deeds oil the lands
p"hai WINCH bonds and deeds Of trust ma. il default is
maze ~ payment %! tc first malnCu; Forthwith enforced
fo H. whole amount of the purchase money with inst as
a@ir'ii!- GEORGE ESfRIDGE NJ >. T. c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-28
~ ne GOre,~or OF tie Cosaala,a.r,,silh Of J
a PRoCLANTATTo

a REORGANIZATION
WHEREAs, nearly the whole of the returns made
w ont by the Commissioners appointed pursuant
to the Act OF Assembly of February 18TH io25 for
holding the poll for the choice of Electors of pro-
siden and Vice Preslient of the United States have
been received by the Executive Department from
which Il appears that large majority of the votes
has beca gwen for the persons herein named and il is
manifest therefore that they are regularly chosen
Electors as ;!ores'id, as follows, viz:
William &. Holt, of Norfolk County
William III. NJ Farland, Of PETERSBURG
John Cargif of Sussex
MAJ. Thomas Nj. Nelson, OF Mcckcnbur.s.
Richard Logan, Of Halifax.
DIR. james Jones. of Nottow;v.
Judge William Daniel, OF Lyuclbure
Col Joseph Martin, ut Henry,
William r. Gordon, of Albeuarlc
Judge w llliam Bruckcnbrough, % Richmond.
George Buckncr, OF Caroline,
w illlam Jones, of Gloucestcr
Col Robert McCandlish, of WILLIAMSBURG
Ellyson Currie, of Lancaster
Judge John w. Green, uf CulpcpCr
Col John Gibson, OF Prince William
trcn. George Rust. ot i.UutoulI
Jared Williams. OF Frederick
Dir. Jacob ID. Williamson, OF Rockingham.
John Bower Of Rockbridgo,
MAJ. John 3. George, Of T0Hcwcn
Andrew Russell, OF WaShington.
Joel Shrewsbury, of Kanawha
John Mcmillan. Of brooke
have therefore thought III. with the advice o. tb,
Council Of State. 10 make proclamation thereof and
do hereby give notice to the Electors as hcrcin above
named that they required by the Act OF Conorc,s
passed March 5ti, 1872, to meet tc first Wc'Incs-
day of December next, ~ such place as snail he
directed by tht Lc9,eatEre If the State. rhcn and
ere to give their votes, ana make and seal their GER
lfcotcs of all the said votes, and dispose thereof ms
by the SAID law dircctcd and TINT the said nrrp,c is
appointed by the Legislature, by the act passed ON
the 18th February 1928 TO be held in the Cuplol IN
the City of Richmond. upon the uforesaiC: ,a,.
Given under my hand as Governor and under
lSEtr.' the seal OF Co!nmonwcaltha ~ Richmond
this 10th day Of November 1928.
WIN. b. GILES.
no y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-28

TO taTp01ters and CnJiacf IIlF1rg.
sNliE Subscriber has. and viii constantly kcon
on hand, an extensive assortment of mabora-
NY and materials of all descriptions in the Cabinet
Inc VIZ boards. plank, post, crotch aud shaded We
ers with good counter stuff hand ratings novels,
naniSicrs ~c' for stores ana dwelling ho,scs--ASo,
curIed hair, figured and PLAIN hair cloth moss. cum
copal, coach and cabinet varnsh all Of which viii he
sold low for cash or good paper.
GEORGE HENDREE.
Opposite The Merchants Coffee House,
NOV y Main Street
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-28

tDGCAIHoN.-l&e subscriber viii ccp,,n,e liz schhal
ue ensuing year, (l0l9,, in Louisa county com,ucncn,
w s' Jam and terminating on 18th Dec following One
d W be swan IN the summer. The subscriber
resides two miles above William Dabncys mill on North Ann,
SS"s OF instruction WI; comprise ortho5raphy, Rradbs
t 1sL, Aima'tc History, Geography, and t;raiuar
languages. ~ $3.50 ~ ''' ''" viva
iuon ior Tie common branches of English education for
Tho year of 10 months, will be 81 80
For Mathematics and the Languages SSL
Roard will be- yrn
rach hoartcr finding his own bed towels and candles
me subscriber would be- glad receive sN or ci, rrs
hS address Is Walters tavern, Spotsylvania county
nc DAINEY W. WALLER.
T. SSmrannua payment viii be required.
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Z INNI;AT BOTANIC gladden. tED Eyn-
" sLRILN, .AL-IR .NELY YyL1h. Mll1L..l Hn,..-

Z NNIAS BOTANIC C.AEuEy Avn Nh
- - SERlES, NEIR NEW YDiIK, WfLr,n pnrycr
ioWcor-lhis establishment, well known for ~. gc-
extent, and for Inc superior arcurary ac ION and desnacb
WIFI which orders executed haS nuc 10 oter IN tho bc
~ aIuon 70 te great cec"n5 OF former yrn several hun
area ne" varieties OF tc choicest fruits " France Eup md
Italy, Gcmny aud hc Cruea ,,ioh it.e been r.rc,.,'
introduced To notice iy Mr. Knight President OF tee IIorcy
turu society ~! London, by Professor Boo. Director or ~
Gardens Paris, Professor Van Mon. If ,r,,. oil. al 49,
Distinguished lloucuuiis few ,fNhc ii will l. ser
w "N'm al cribyH'-, afc in possession of any other
persons ~ te Union ~ Ict, n ha lan matter az url.
"U we f6cor' ~ concentrate ~ his establishment ever,
specie and tacy of most interest ~ the H1ifir ,uralis viii
'u' sfi" w. en1' o. s,ctipn, and tcs fort, been
cJ"n'd with tine irT-t auIrp results. T, revy r,,a..
CONTAINS ~ vaUcuc- of apples. 2li OF psr li,f ..,t
ibO ot puns, 9i o cherries 30 uf aprlf u ,. ~
OF anouds, y of nucrics, 10 ounces ~ Of hrs cIr
poononaDy extensive variety Of cuuau. crres rso
b'fHes, wolnuts, ccsnuts, and other fruits. tcrr az, ,
attention "s been paid To the collection s7 vfnc and m
assortment NOW comprises 900 varieties lO7 Of which as
Hn Ie royal COLLECTION 0 te Luxembourg and the rlg~eaf
Kinds can nos bs supplied u any quantity fr vu, r 20
very reduced prc' and nl liberal ennt Jl,J,4I,,,f q
ornamental hc'-, h1HorUt shrubs ald p'ty Bon. flowers,
e'hu"u.f plants, have aisO been qts otf.lf,J. sui
ic collection oi roses consists Of above rj e yro
uc aud i'' ri dopOc dIias, of ah1ye TOD yaia ogc.cr
CJOr. '
Jno vi iors 20 tio es'af urcrt c, by y,i,
nc high order wIh Phrh every dcrIrifcpt rs codies
dho me pitr' Of ihe Hon John LDwc Pre- dcnf 0f 10 r
cUurl Society NJs.arm.ttt. OF f',r ,re,.r.d I.t'1
nails cvince ts 2gcai superiority.
J, Is, therefore, wih confidence tc Proprietor srlcts tac
pa'foHge Of he American public.
Ote Lnos,n Society Of rad, Ut ho Hort.
'ufuiaf pricties ~ Paris AID Lond0n, and
" ihc imperial sos'"j Of Vi" GcorgJhH at
Il,icicc, &
nc Tbec"hc, Accnt ipr tie above c.ibisfmcn ,l IT,
ceyc and forward and catalogue hat nre m with him
lr HstrbuioD, grsiuoy He has also for sale Princes
Treatise on IIoiticuurc. jas WINSTON
NovG-6t Agent Richmond WI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-28
ENEHtJE SC,YOoI

ATEhil LIE SCHOOL, School will he opened o., tho
n hri OF January next, at the residence Of the subscriber in
ne county of New Kent under the Miss Elizabeth bacon
All ne branches OF good English education will be TAUGHT, ard
o'Ud attention gwen 10 TIE manners aud morals of those
Coid 10 hc care II Will hc exclusively females and is
limited To- tomccn Terms for board and tuition for .sion
wi ten months $50 one-halt to be- paid the 18th dav of
NuguSi, the bAlanc tho 2iih of December There viii m
vacation from Tn 10Th Of August 10 the 18th ofOctober
90 JOHN Is. CLOPTON.
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HTDUCATION.-'rhc suhgcriIcr has ~. ~, =

HpotA iioN.-Ihc subscriber has the pleasure tn in.
in'h ms patrons and the public generally l, his School
WI he opened again, WILDWOOD t residence of his
du'i ON te 10Th day of January 1923 His cou,S, of IN,
VIII embrace most of the branches classical and
uH education The undersigned, grateful FOR tho c>,rn, 10
"nnS sohoo has been patronhcd by liberal public ,ed e.
S'h ' no eNcilio'S shall br wanting IN, art 10 ,1rt
'nc sNo1 character which has heretofore sustained In ,t,,
m"y oi inc deep sense Inc entertain, the difficulty and ~
ponSoty OF conducting the youths committed &, his care hc
mas only Ia say That his time is exclusively devoted ., tr
Tuo and that he is rarely separated iron their ,oc,ry
inspire them with the love Of learning. and IN , NJ
us vast importance to their future dcstinr Il h,r,, h,
'e OF ms method has bccn atcs'rd, by the rapid p ~ Of
MS ShoTlrs and by thr general satisfaction which H., m @
10 all n"Sc who have entrusted their children and wards 10 M
care eris for Board aud Tuition SlOJ each Uoacr jin,
his own bed, bedding and candles.
,,, CHARLES a. LEWIS, Jus.
M,lwood, near the Bowling Greer
Caroline county, Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-28

"a -ttNTON ACADEMY T1I---r7I-J - -.27--
~ mItee appointed by the board trustees an. ,o of
acths t'' attention OF the public TIL, institution il, ,,
mp uit ny designating It's advantages sufficient dcsrr of
'ent may be obtained to promote ca,. cf ,,,u
ton IN thcir own nci.hbouIhood and advance the -,
I'VE local situation oi tins summary is IN several res.
poets very favourable Tho climate uncnmnonlv hcnl,
'r haoiSoi the people are generally correct and the
I" iic may DC ohiancd on the moderate terms ' co.,
miec nave asccraTcd that boarding NAV lie had in
Pe dhleS Al rate not exceeding dollar, for spssi,
"" nv ionus ihcy nave made enquiries a, o hc toms
81 boarding m tavernS, they consider t v,
should ne exposed to the temptations incident To the hit 90
Quoted houses OF that description. 10 ''
~ l. contemplated tlat this institution will be ,, nrc, m
ue reception o pupils the lit of October mast p,yi
prospect oi an adequate though moderate remuneration G
ut services can he held out to two gentlemen fhgn u,
tons, who have consented, in that event TO take r M
Academy, Professors. To those acquainted with line E,
JOSEPH SMITH and LyrTIfroN WAnnIiI Eso MOI, t n, l
SAID by way OF recommendation But 10 parents aud
Ill distance, we pledge ourselves r the cr.it moral - a
correct Appointment and the exemplary habits Of I,rS Sor
''o w dudtll we, moreover, candid
sng, That teachers better quaneb 10y their rnrry of character
uer responsibility OF talents, and their advantages OF ,qo
could not ne selected for such institution We Give is
Recommendation from personal knowcg Of the tbr
gentlemen, with whom We intimately acquainted
lhe terms O tuition will be reduced below the c,.,,,.
rates, as may be Erun the following schedule mimi Inn,
been sanctioned by the board of trustees: |
tor iSltm Greek Mathematics, Natural php>rv CI rnis
try Astronomy, Rhctorck, Logic, Moa and Mcut rno,o
phy-per session. ct5
For Reading, pcnmanshp, Arithmetic English Grammar
and Gcography-pcr session, 90
The Seminary win b. opened first Monday i, N,r
her next Letters addressed any member oil the commune
VIII receive the most TIcnT attention.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-28

( UST published by PETER COTTON, mi, yrri-
- MIA and North Carolina Almanac for the year
1879 containing, besides the Astronomical Calcnn-
tlons Courts &c. &c. variety Of curious useful and
entertaining matters tile Astronomjcal pr' cacrla
ted by Joseph Cave Of Orange county. va. and for
sale by the grocc dozen or single.
IN Press and shortly viii he published. q Nav No
YET ny Young Lady Il Virginia, entitled donald
Adar,' two volumes
10 ITS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-28

niles, holden in the clerks Office Of the county court of
"a King Queen, the 9Th Of Octohcr 1G23: rilp Pen
dlcon yt against Nathaniel Crane and PCS ton f dis
Is CHAScrny.
Tho defendants not having entered their appca au,e and
gwen security according 10 tho act n assembly and
ts court aud appCrn, ~ satisfactory ..ucc, that cy
are not inhabitants o ihs state IS ordered, tic decnd1ns
DO appear here the Monday IN Jnn1ry nest and
answer tho bin Of the plaintiff and that p copy NJ This order be-
forthwith Inserted m srnr newspaper published the city or
Richmond, for Two months succcssvey and posted iic font
door nj tic corrthouse ol tnc s1d county.
2O' cory. Tcse, ROBERT POLLAEp, IT, D.