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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-11

Ia relation 10 the late Morgan II ial AZ Conan.
dai2ua the Rochester Daily Advertiser ob.,,y.,
Mr.. Bruce Was cQQYlcted, but the Judge defer
red passing sentence al the opinion of Supreme
Court is obtained on point of law Inised h,
the defendants council, The question inyol,es
the rgh' Of me coqg' 10 Try The cause II is pro.
per TO add that wrong impression prevailed win
some Of tho jury III relation TO their verdict W.
nave susn tine affidavit OF one mem, declarnr
thGtae wond not have consented 10 Grdlng tae
verdict against b, uce. had IL nor been IMPRESSED
upon hln, and on some other of his fellows tb,t
II there wa any error IN the verdict, il wopd
besrt right by the Supreme Cota, No otn.,
cases having amy bearing On this subject, were
trled
We have read the trial as reported in tbs
Rochester Telegraph. aud really SO far as We
arc able 10 Judge Of legal matters, we shouI.
conclnde thai TO T. SHINY add iced was very far
from beng sufficient to CONVEX any of ,he p,,
ties indicted u. y GGs.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-11

Earthquake At Portiaad--on Thursday ..
venlns the l4h inst. 10 o'clock. veryjksa.
w shock OF an earthquake. was.telt al Porl
land. II shook the dwelling honsas, ratified
he windows, &c. The weather was clear
and foe II was ,uhjscl of conversation
h next day, by almost every person in
town but the newspaper editors have neqler.
ted noticing 4, they are So fully aud earnes, j..
Iy engaged in the presidential election.
Boston Gdseits
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-11

ooehFoHcaes.-A respectable professions
gentleman Informed us yesterday HAT he '''
recehHy discovered thai The sptrits of turPeh
nae IS An = dreinai remedy against the depFs
dai'ans ~ cockroaches.
he recommends to pat little npon ihe
'he''eS aud SIDES of your bonk cases, bureaus
OF other furniture, in which they take sur
ter winch may readily be done With n tfa'he'
ant these Troublesome ns.ets viii svvn 81
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-11

Contracts will be advertised Ia few da..
for the Improvement of The Rappahauock -
II he enie prisirg citizens of Fanuniet Mo-.
also actively employed in preparing for tie ma.
king OF a Turnpike rom Haymarket across lb.,
county 10 MannasSahs Gap.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-11
pow EK OF HABIT.

Wv EN- w fAbil.
~ resarn Ia food, - Is very certain thBt bs.
vi chh raise u above Inc standard OF ordna-
~ men, hieai nhd drink TO which we are
'G"' "hru says ilIppocra'es, agree Win
u 'h"ngh naturally pefnlcIons bn' not
HHheh's To winch We are nn"c"u>lom-
~ ,nousa haiuf4iiY wholesome: audience
'''n w cn"HiHd's, nat II Is more benthcni
u "ohfrr 10 iat san sorts OF food than 10
'"ehge mem hbs npiiy, even though we suoSli
1''e 'ther IN ihsir stead. Alexander ihe
"'Al' W"rh IN India, t"nFd II necessary To
'o'''o us army lhe use "i Wholesome food b..
MOI of'hg acc's onrd to II, So true IS iht
''seI' ""on "i f'>n7, that . whatever Is cor
''d'} W !"eif habIfs, "hrihcr IL De hard olsoi
i henulcai To hehiih "
L'hm hinrms Us bal the Elhiopians ea'
-c"l fi"hs, Rnd NercnI'a'is sfalrs that The Ne's
i1otans eat tDads, neither al these facts
"'iHont parallel III Eutopr. Al Padaa All
Rome thfF~ WE'RE tw" ch'iiren who to scor.
n'o"s' and gil took pleasure M eating frog
hzards, seipenis, mlre. aud all sorts OF insecl'
Another ate ltyc lizards AMI caiieipllIHrs win
pepper and vinegar. OF spider eaters, who
gre" lat upon those disgusting insects, We
ronid collect half dozen instances from dI'
ierenI writers. Galen relates OF an old W.
man, 'ii0' she had gradually hahituated her
self 20 make \ meal of hemlock and Se1ias
persons Wh" nave take" t6"ls drams OF 'h3'
Po's"h without injury A student at h"F
= 4 lasV Ill
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-11

Origin Of ilaioons.---1he e.. balloon was
CONSTRUCTED 10y It man ignorant Of VIVA, he was
really eifrcring Seeing the clouds ioat high
10 The ainiusphefe. he thought thai II lie could
mike a CLOUD aud eac,nSe il Ia n hse 4, mipbt
rise aud carry bm w,ihi, Then etroneousiy
dec,nia.- .m.kp and The cloud the same thing
hena ea iire ofgreen VIC ii, ani PLACED II bag
oyei II, ~ the month tcsnwards, Ia .ece,e
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-11

There have been t@ cases oi yellow fever Vt
Suvan's Island, near Charleston, To tb,
18th Augusi-boih nlortal-lhe disease ga
sp'ead'"g--the Doctors say the type is most
mal'e na'd; having 50 Ear proved fatal in eye,y
INSTANCE
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-11

Din. DOYLE.-Docor Doyle has addressed
a letter TO the Duke OF Wellington on the sub
jet Of securities. III which he suggests that Il
plan might be- adapted 10 get rid at once of the
much dreaded influence OF the Pope, by vest <
the appointment OF the Irish Bishops entirely
with the Clrgy-suhject however, 10 the ap-
prosal of one of,he resident Prelates duly EN-.
powered by the Pope. This interesting letter
we intend 10 publish, and if our hunts vi admt,
II sna appear next week Truth Teller.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-11

A to tho operation IN EngIani Of the Ameri-
can far'il, the London Sphyns has this para
graph
. In the manufacturing districts, the price Of
goods bad lately iallon considerably. and trade
IS very dull The affect OF the American iariti
is severely felt by the manufacturers al Gne
"oolens aud by those Of Birmingham aud Shet.
field wares
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-11
BRF MEN NJ ,RNtI3.-i7lh July.

" find N one OF our french papers the fol
lowing account ol the pcri"rmnr ce of a. IN ON
6uttbit man uaned VI Martinez, Who has l,,r
Astonishing the hafirss ol PohIs One + the pa
pels, N announcing the undertaking. says 81 tna
IA ihe experiments which we're made IN London
the uncomfortable remained IN lne oven loLg e
nongh TO cook tosbit; hHl IN Paris he Wi
come mt rs soon ne eau present h,s Frencl
spectators with q oast chi, ken -- The editor the
quantity enough adds every one Ia his taste
to winch We respond--BuI % lie Aperime 4
themselves. Bait Gas.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-06

EASTERN DIsrRICT Or NuaGINIA--iO Ut:
- r 1t remembered that the fifteenth ~ OF Oc-
1 tober, in the fifty third year of the independence
OF the United States of America, PETER CoTToM of
the said District, hath deposited in this Office the IT,
tie of book the right whereof he claims as propre-
tor, IN the words following, to wit: '.DONALD
ADAIR; novel, by Young Lady of Virginia
Ills better be lowy born
And range with humble livcrs in content
Than TO be peIk'd up in Httering grief
And wear golden sorrow. ShdIcspfnre
M two Volumes in conformity TO the of the Con-
gress OF the United States entitled IAN act for the
encouragement of learning, by securing the copies Of
maps, charts and books to the authors and proprietos
OF such copies, during the terms therein mentioned"
RI. IEFFRIES,
Clerk Of the Eastern District of Pirc.ioiq
y. q. The above work will be ready for sale in 10
or II days. nov 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-06

'bNiST SALE.-bi virtue of of Trust executed bv
- mner X Henley a"u Hannah his wife, the subscriber
ana duy recorded IN the clerks Office of Goucband counn,
court We or either of US WILL Monday 18th day Of
nest Chat being Goochand county courtday pro-
70 s, al Schiand courthouse, to the highest bidder nr
ready money all the right, title, and Claim the sd
turner Henley and Hannah mis- wife may have in
c OF o containing two hundred and twenty one
o acres land lying the lower end of ouchland comf
beng ie same tract OF nl owned by William Barnett at De
e oi MS deh and which by his last will and he
de isd to ms heirs, be equally divided between them 81
winch Hannah Henley formerly Hannah Barnett one of the
Sis OF uc sah VIM Lancet, also ali the interest, and
claim, which the said Turner r. Henley and Hannah his wife
now nave or may hereafter have, IN negroes NJ
crease also stock OF horses hogs cattle aud of all kinds
also household and kitchen furniture belonging 10 the aid W.
raelt winch with all other estate they claim under the said
IN. barnet VIII IN order to satisfy the purposes which
the slif deed of title only will he co
Fecd "a Is vested IN the subscribers by the deed of
tnI-i. WILL. GRAY : -
WAI. MILLER, Trustees
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-06

h'iN', nearly completed the engraving of a larre and
splendid Map OF the United States extending from n .
.o'mce Oh New brunswick tie East To the Arkansas
vi ue west inclusive, and from the 18th 4,tl een az
,oI' Iatiudei my Agent visits Richmond tire pInose az
obtaining the patIpnage OF those who may be eso,s To fos
s ana sciences and also render tine present and
acquired information physical features OF our
"idsiy extended and rapidly improving country.
ih laP VIII be executed line same stye of those rece,l
eisINed ny myself OF the State of 81 IL Iy-
ca, EXHIBIT and elegant d.lneation f thu cgr
hitherto published Its size will be f. l. by IT, inches
Cohfecy mounted ON rollers colOured vanished or in
oipe iorn, (aS may be preirIed and deve.ed To s,
Dcis at inc very low pace Of eight dollars each durne b
oi me ensuing scaon, and only payable derr. IN
PJsotoTdT. Nienoers OF the Legislature residing distance
Assembly W. 'NN 9Ns@''' Vi u'e
The territory OF the u s. Of the Arkansas 70 the Pacific
Occai WIN DE gwen ON reduced scale in form oil Spn.
% WHICH, with the southern section of lod wall bv placed
NJ ne space occupied by the Atlantic Ocean all remainder
c space usually left blank Maps of this description viii
neo " variable statistical and typographical
especial care VIII be taken TO complete on of all the
existing ana contemplated Canals Rail Roads IN the Inied
STATES TIN all the Turnpike and other
iances VIII be noed-the boundaries in eycrv State
WIN houce OF the SOIL Climate and productions different
eclions oil he country fun description of the Man
wih he tund IN the prospectus upon which the
VI suoscIoers are akenaud the undersigned a,are of tie
various lnros rions pacced upon public BY r,auv solicit
my patronage IN the form oil SubScriDfoHs is desirots tn
INC euoe which lac believes, Isly exists against such
Appeals rs the present Tie therefore expl c, that If the
Woih III question does not prove be what bed in
'e prospectus, upon which the subscribers names apu-ar. il
shall be entirely optional with whether the. take the Man
when conc,edupon terms does ne solicit nation,
respectfully, HENRY 5. TANNER.
Of Phiadcln!ra.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-06
MOUEKM Ian lSUA GES.

sn>cTei fese fully informs tho public, the mern-
- uers ~ - Legislature particularly that he will OPEN or,
u'' 20 OF December, AT his apartments Aliens Lowry
cnce las Tor Modem languages-comprslng the Frencfr
SPANISH Italian and Portuguese The DAYS of aten
m "n tuesday,, thursday md aurday week until th.
hrs OF Mach ucVt Several Gentlemen have already aiven
e names; noe disposed join them, please 10 maze
nunc Hate application ''
X lew more advanced pupils ei7ed in the frs,
tI'l' s, winch Tectes Monday "Wednesday and Fri
day, each week from till O'Clock in evening" and aS,
~" more pupils IN the bookkeeping Class which attends ON
tie same evenings, from til O'Clock.
o'c colin STEPHEN BERNARD
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-06
Jew DRY GODS siu...-la,e

EM DRY Ct DDS SIun,-y4ne ~
Ifh has taken tie formerly an h, occupanc, az
nan Mooes and has hand a general nss.rnsn, 20
Staple and fancy Dry Goods; sinoug " hcb are -
Slotiis cassiineTes and sattn,ets, hne aud cfarec
hed white, green and yelOw nanncls
S'!k and striped Valencia vestings
Swansdown and Marseilics do
lIish and German linens lawns and cambr,ls
Shieoes assorted embracing great variety
rfH,cy striped and plaid ginghanls
ram and figured bombazetts various coors.
9,l TO ID jaconei and book mnsln,s
Mill India 0nd Swiss do
SWISS and BLACK Italian sIs c,avats
6a',oi and Mandarin Grapes Italian do
binh italian lustrIng, senctews and sars, az,
large assortment of silk, cotton and WOO len ho.,-
ashIonabe bonnet and belt ribbons
lag BaBdanna and cotton hantlkerchpcfs
Gloves and combs Of every description
Linen aud cotton tckis, furniture and q, ron cbees
p nS ara Serseys suitable ior servants clothing
Brown ana blcached donestcs diapers &c
1Ip.iirS heaTth-riIgs, umbrellas, &c. &C
winch with variety Of other articles he is dc irous To sf
low for cash. H. 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-06

iLE SCHOOL

HFEMAtE SCHOOL,. School Wi opcne1 on Tie
st "l January nsN at to residence of the subscriber in
e count? o! New Kent mder the Miss Elizabeth Bacon
All !he branches o good Eneish cduca'ion win taught and
UNDIVIDED attention gwen 10 the aud morals OF those
Coiuec 70 ef care IL viii 10 exclusively f.. females aud is
hnnea to fourteen Terms, for board tuition for session
Oh ten months $50 onchait paid on the 18th day OF
August the balance the Tin 81 December There win i've .
vacation nom the 10Th OF Angus; the 18th Of October
Ro.lin, Nov l"'h 1929. VT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-06

NO1ICE.By virtue OF deed OF trust executed by Tho.
mas g. West TO tire subscriber duly recorded in ihs
Clerk Office OF King William County court purposes therein
mentioned VIII pe sold to the highest bidder public auction
the residence of the said Thos West ON Monday the 2Si
DAY OF Dccenbe' next fair, if the r day. tract
o and IN sud county containing IS witt,
good improvements also all stock plantation utensils and
a the household and kitchen furniture TENS made Known on
cay "i sale The title to the above properly, believed DO
title ls Is vested in mo
nov l,'-vitc ARCH'D POINTER Tpis,ee
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-06
l,RNEN mn. SEMINARY viii L- orc-ea ~ !,

q NH"F.N Hill SEMINARY viii lie opened tor Uic
NJ ensuing year, on the 18th of January, closed OH d.,
'ih vi ec-inuer vacation of will be gwen IL,
tire summer The subscrl l continues to keep an asyts.
td ne course OF instruction will the Latin and
sh languages, the Elements of Geometry geography WIN
tie Use OF the FLAPS and Globes and all the branches OF
eouraon Tuition of Latin scholars S25; English scholars SIS,
boarding So, per Strict attention " III he given TO nr
serve the morals and health Of the Students and also To ayanrc
a. cir studies John HAJES
Orange. w. 29h Oct 1G2a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-06
South Carolina Female Lsf7ttttion.

''UUIN OuFOffnu FtHIGIe IN5EltfttlOn.
M ANTED-A Gentleman, who can Give unexcep,iorY
W ble references character ability to ofciate as
'Hapoh a"i assistant Tutor lie Do uiy competent %
ASSIST III the literary duties OF the institutions and to instruct
select number of pupils in the Greek Latin languages ana
tie Mathematics ~
Ire salary, n addition 10 board wnshns c. Hes and ,.
""'' ", &c $40 per ahnuin ELIAS 6lARhS, ". D.
~. t'--NHN Prnciual
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-06
APPLES.
MOSS.
~ Bales Moss landing for sale by
no 17-2t OTIS, DUNLOP g. co
Richmond Dyeing Establishment.
I'm Cary Street, rear of the Virginia and farmers
Ranks

IN CRY otreet, rcnr OF The Iirginin and IdI'mciS
Banks.
JOSEPH WILLIAMS is grateful TO the ladies'
~ and gentlemen Of Virginia for past favours anal
hDpes continuance Of the same; and would thank
the ladies' sending their silk dr,scs to have them ia
ken to pieces, which will enable him 10 warrant them
10 he dyed and finished well at any establish
inent in the Union. Canton or stuff dresses not nc
ccssary as ne has suitable machines TO finish them, if
sent to him in the situation above mention I.
Gentlemen arc likewise informed, that he scourg
and rencwsn colour, coats pantaoous, and vests to-
getcr with all kinds ofopparc aud requested repairs
them IN 'hc ncatcst manner. As usual all kinds of
piece goods dyed. aud hd or cold pressed; furniture
stuts cleonscd and rc-dycd in the ncatcst manner
N. Is Tickets will issued on leaving the goods
yith hIn and requests they will be presented ON up
plicaion for the sanc
II
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-06
ID. NI'DONALD,
Boot ond Shoe AIannfact,l

Boot and Shoe Manufacturer,
SEcoND door below the Old Market-House Rich
~ mond, Va. continues TO make to order ladies,
seHtlemens and chi'drcns Shoes and Boots which he
will warrant.
%. MDonald also has the pleasure of acquainting
Ms friends and customers that he has Just returned
from Philadelphia and New York and has brought
with him an extensive assortment of ladies' gentle
rIrens misses, boys & chdrcn's BOOTS & $40 rs,
made by the best worknen in those cities Leather,
and Shoemakers Findings, for sale at northern prices
Shoes for plantation hands, of his own manufacture
the materials md workmanship of which he believes
cannot be surpassed in the State. Novll
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-06
LOOK AT THTS!

INO-MORROW, will be distributed from the
- Wheels of Fortune, the following
SPLENDID PRIZES.
$4,000, $1,000, So 900, 5000, s2iiO and five of
$1,000, besides 600s, 400s, zoos. &c. &c. &c
For lucky chances for the above call ai the
BRIDGE OFFICE, where customers meet with bet
ter success than at any other office for the number
sold, and where doubt, of the above capitals
may be obtained WIN. PEARMAN
dec = 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-06
For Sale at VIM. H. Etswhyisom's
BOOK STORE

- PEcrAcLrs in gold silver and steel frames: Srv
49,, ~ glasses Microscopes Thermometers, Compasscs
Mathematical Instruments, Globcs
zen and Pocket Knives, in great variety; Sword
ana othcr Canes; gold, silver and steel Pens ever
pointed and common Pencil Gases; fancy and plain
Snuff Boxes; pun
sou reams Of Fools-cap, Letter and other WRITING
Papers from y to dollars per ream and all kinds Of
Stationary; MINUS "
Elegant Spanish Guitars, well chosen. md for tbo
quality, at low prices French. Italian and German
Siolins, Of superior and ordinary qualities Flntes.
FIageolcts, Violin Bows and Strings, Guitar and pi
anG-iorte Strings The newest Music, Music Books
aud Paper; '''''
Blank Books IF all descriptions, suitable for MGR
chants aud county court clerks made of superior
mltcrials IN the bcst manner.
=, creek, Latin, French, Spanish md English School
BOOKS Bibles, Tcstamenis and Prayer Books: Psalm
unI hymn Books for all denominations of christians
~ Is Orders from the country attended To pune
tuaLy' ana Books ruled and bound 10 any ratrrp.
Old Books rebound. Spcctaclcs and Optical Instrr.
eI .r' ''Pi''-u' Nov II
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-06
To Carpenters and Cabinei NakerS-

70 carpenters and Cdbinei Makers.
'HNIIE Subscriber has, and will conston,ly Loou
on hand, an extensive assortment Of moboga
NY and materials Of all descriptions in tho Cabinet
me- VIZ bOnrds, plank, post, crotch and shaded ve
nccrs, with good counter stuff hand ratings. novels
p'St'Ts, &C Tor stores and dwelling houses Also
curcd hair, figured and plain hair Cloth. moss g,m,
copa coach and cabinet varnish all of which will he
sold low for cash or good paper
GEORGE HENDREE.
Opposite the Merchants Coffee House
NOV - IIan Street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-06

DRY GOODS.
'TNllE Subscribers have on hand at factory prices
Il an extensive supply of domestic white and brown
sheetlngs and shrtings, furniture callcoes and diny
black Innings, black and white ginghams prints &c
and daily expect large shipment of woolens, blal-
kets and negro clothing, &c. &c.
no 90 TRlPLETT s. JOHNSTON.
IENHE Subscribers offer for sale at their store
u corner of ID and 5th streets,
800 sacks Liverpool blown salt
80 bags best L0guira coffee
u hhds. West India and New Orleans sugar
pipes good Holland gin
10 bb,s domestic 40
- do cider brandy
% do old whiskey
ID hhds. common do
% do molasscs, (par prince
600 sides New York inspected sole leather
100 do russell, for negroes shoes
100 boxes 40 window glass
80 do IO/>I2 do
20 boxes superior gunpowdcr tea.
no ii RALSTON a. PLEASANTS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-06

505l Prizes, S113 5oo
1850 payable in Lands
Whoie $40; IIaD So; Qud,te, - %; EiytIh 81 %
New York, Dec.
u The drawing of the above splcdid scheme will
be received Saturday afternoon at 3 o'cock Tho
cash will be paid usual for all prizes at the Lotto
ry d Exchange Office of THO. b. bigger
ue = Is Opposite the EARLE Hotel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-06

NAM. COWAN has received, and ohcr-, n vel
selected and general Of ladies' and gentlemen
gold and silver patent lever aud verge Watches eight ay and
mantle Clocks and Tumcpcccs diamond, poar paste, Jet
and hncy Icwclry; silver, plated and Britannia Ware,
osepont, calendar and other cncis fountain silver aud
steel Pcns gold silver and shell Specaclc Thuhcs Tooth
picks, Razors Scissors, pcnknivc Thermometers pcrous-
sion and hnt Pockct Pistols percussion Caps, SpyGlaSe
surveyors and pocket Compasscs, Ilaug Instruments, mi.
Mature frames and cases rockc books card cases purses
and purse clasps pocket ond she'll combs god m steel and
sk Chains seals and kcys kcy rings military goods watch
makers t' and mater ais with great variety cf a-
Clos all Of which he is enabled Co sell below u.ucr prices
NR-Natchcs aud clocks. and mathematical instruments.
carefully repaired and adjusted
Orders or any article IN his line rurrrm'c lrcn'r' -
IT. }.-e-'-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-06
Dec I, lG2s-dIt-,y4t JOSIAH LAKE IT. Trustees

Z AND FOR SAEE.--1ne subscriber offers for sale a
"a small farm in The county Gloucester living on York rver
s mics below Gloucester Town, containing three hundfci
i oN-iEc independent AN island in the rive
inns place no,ed FOR hne fish oysters and has on il
spring o good water The imPry CONSIST of dwelling
mouse, nc suited 10 sna, family. For terms, (which win be
acconmodatns) apply Nr Ichard Thornton Gloucester,
90 70 'is Undersigned, in hanover HECTOR DAVIS Z
Sept 10 ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-06
TO BRICK M4kERS.

! 1'Oh rent several brick yards conveniently situa-
ted near The canal and basin. For terms applv to
NC HALL NEII SON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-06
STEPHEN BERNARD.
FIRUST SALE

'EhIS>i SAIt-By virtue OF deed executed O.
Tie Subscribers the 3lt January last Edmnnd An
0'F'o George oo:on, and A. F. Biggers which deed Of
record m me CeThs oce OF the County Courts OF enirico anil
bueAshn, we shall sell for cash Monday the Odd ip.l
al sDg Hi in the SAID couuiy Buck five slave,
"wi' Daei tha.es, Jacob Silvey and TaIsel with the h.
cT'iS, q! TIE females II an;the stock OF horses cattle and
secphe crop Of CON and fodder WAGON and cart pantSz
uoA H> ~ Acting as Trustees, title will be given as "a
vesIe.! IA L. ~ Tie Deed aforesaid
pecc,,,.-l., ION j0t, &c GARTH rnsrrs,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-06

NOIlCi..-An persons indebted for subscription 10
the Caskct and Saturday Evening Post requested 10
settle with MIR Philip NJ Tabb, who is fully authorized (as
@ AGENT ~ richmond and Us vicinity 10 give receipts teIc
for, ia the name Of
Dec l-wlt SAMUEL c. ATKINSON Proprietor.
SO'Ilt GARDEN BOARDING SCHOOL
y shall open my School South Cadcn n the pper ua,i
arome country on the 18th January, and on tho
10Th O. D 'cenbcr following
The Greek, Latin and the different branches of tine English
ansH-c Wi be taught, and particular attention paid to tho
morals ana Improvement of the pupils Every scholar will bo
considered engaged for the year, after entering School
lcrn, or board each boae furnishing his bedding and
towels slOp roid quarterly iu advance, a demand
u more suitable To tic patrons the school will answer my puE
pose. JOHN G.; LhWRFN{A
Nov 1g 1924 pc III