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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-17

RuRS. SELMA NICkOLL5 respectfully
IsH informs the public, that the Winter S..
sIon vii ommence on Wednesday the l9h
INV. next.
the branches ofinstrnction in this Instiur.
ion will be Speiling. Defniag, Re ading, Wri.
ing, Mental and Written Arithmetic, Geogr'-
ply. Aaci"nt an VI, ierh History, Nilur-
4 Philosophy, Chemistry. Grammar " Rheiq,
ec.
anI''oh fer The Session q. Eve months, si2.
1oahS Ladies can be accommodated III
'"aFg IN ne A aderny, a, $50, Bedding, 81,
'ahlas, s..
The advantages of Female Education are
aoW 90 universally admitted, that it's deemed
~eef1es3 In prnseal considerations IN that sub.
't.f, 10 induce parents to avail themselves oi
WIS h,f1rtunity OF att8riing IL t3rif daughters
,ri'on 1f thatmeuiai cultivation, which viii
fn3e a source OF H. pnrest enjoyment l.
Themselves, ari also it them tue greater use,
ialne', IL life.
Th'. in .%tiuiinn possesses local advantages
q1aei ny few, perhaps surpassed ty none
ia'he nei.hborhoo!, ofrScplient society ITS
situation is airy an.i healthy, aud sufficiently
GemN'ehom the hustle of the town, Tor retire
meht and study
Parents who may think proper 10 favor this
semiaary with ,hcir patronage, nay rely on
'ae s%lrictesi attention being paid 10 the man
nfrs aud morals, AS we'l rs the intellectual
fntrovemeni cf heir daughters
LpSiaston, Oct. 80. ln2l
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-17

Crops in Cagndl-Ilis Montreal Herald. u
the l,r. instant, saf>. great comretpIi, IN.
made Of tive si,lr,nrss oftas yasat .rop. ~ the
Canddas.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-17

R,Nott RENT, the three story brlcl. Tenement.
" al present occupied by Mr.. Benjamin T.
''ah'' opposite the office ofrhe Vireinian it has
S'"a store counting room aud cellar, and the
user pat well calculated for a family. For
nus apply to Pc er DmIley.
CE.iNE IL ELOUISATNT.
sep'. Is. tII
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-17

10 1 pecks to the scte. This last once tleerned
TOO saaila quan ia. aud have nsnaAy sosl
more hui as MIR rtld srasons prrniil the plant
to grow longer and iellnre more than in the
northern states and in r. glatd, | am no. sure
bm oar Deviation nom ihrir practices N sane-
toned by prop let. " heat il SOW n at all tunes
between the mihdin of Se,teinntt aad thf 1t 4
December. COMMONLY alnane standing soin
anil cotton hot the first su~n IL besl. The
hessiaa AZ, So destructive ~ the wheat crop. -
some places. rsrel, does say injury here, and
never much. The weyil hrs been n piGte feftni-
ii ible enrmv bur since it, nataral history Is
b. tier known, its '.rnreda,inns are somewhat
guarded against, snl might eiieetually be,
did NO our farmers, very cordially, " ha's tfou-
bic
Query 8 VIVA, is The average produce per
acte ofihose several kinds Of corn : whit Is II
on the best land : ADD what on the worst land
actually ia cultivation , Up a,uls tiat are COZ.
sidered good, produce ! or q barrels uf corn to
The acre hut a large proportion yields ~ thir,i
Epr noe hall less. Shils udf river aud creek hot
Eioms produce fifty atpl ave hundred per eeoi
more. On several contiguous ARES Of land,
never mauured, | nave obtained hftepn barrels
10 tho acre. A barrel OF coin is five bushels
shrlled, or ten in the ear, for every ten bar
rels ol corn. u thousand weight of blades fodder
is obtained. of about the same value ~ hay.
Wheat may average eight bushels [ncasureh)
10 the acre.
Q1try 10 Are shell fruits. such az pen.,
beans, tHres, kidaey beams. cara vaiHrs aud 9th.
ers, extensive oily cultivated 7 What rs tI. usaNl
increase ot each of these, via how many tunes
does The produce exceed that Of the seed. when
cultivated on the feid, not the garden svsteh~
Peas bears ATE extensively cultivated among
corn; produce an abundant aud valuable crop
are raised with httle labour do not lessen the
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-17
PTCKLIYG


Nutmegs lurmeric
Mace iCochineAl
Cloves Black aud white Nus
Black and Long Pep-I tard seed,
per lGinger,
Cinnamon AIl>pice.
Just received by TtOS. J. nuVAL.-
~ He has aIso lately received an aidi-
iional supply ii Drugs, Medicines, Paints,
Obs, by, STUFF, Brushes, pertumery, &c.
witch makes his assortment eq Ial to any ev.
er offered IN this place,
TiIOS. J. DIVA
Ang. II.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-17

EBII15EE.-s Specific remedy, salt
mili and eiiicisNt To cure and proven
assumption. but nothing else, Just received b!
THOMAS !. HUYAL.
Aiai'p
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-17

POE r.sY.

IN oi". written Nv Lord Rsr"n. On the Anni
.''sary OF his Last hntn dsy, a lev weeks before
his death.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-17

: Lori BYRON wa iIneally doscendei, through h4 mo,
lhrr, tho Lady Cat'harine Gordon, from The hlngs of scot,
land.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-20
PoEXTECAE.

From The yVdfchee [.lfissjssipPil .lyiel
The second WGshingto Conscious that Gen. Jack
bad not the abilities tbo character necessary tor
Chief Magistrate Of the Republic, his P1rlans, re
CARELESS ri VIA: 6ac g q roemt7C CT Washington
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-20

SEC. 7. This act shall commence and be in force
from and after the passage thereof.
The foregoing is true copy from The original
GEO. W. MUNFORD. C. H. u.
Feb g If
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-20

NT!-PENNSYLVANGA ERECT.
We hasten to lay the following cheering political
intelligence before readers, and we have the sas-
faction 10 add that in possession Of iaorna ou
from the very best Sources which folly corroborates
the statement. But Pat
From tie Harrisburg (PenHeylrqniq) ,1rgus Of So
iWriay Inst.
PRESIDENTIAL QUESTIONABLE arc now en-.
abled from The reception Of large number Of letters
from persons whose statements may be relied on Il,
assure our patrons and tie public, THAT TIE
FRIENDS or THE ADMINISTRATION ARE
SECURE ~ THE VOTE or PENNSYLVANIA!
They must remember, however that one imperious
duty Is loft to them 20 perform winch is 10 he TO
go 10 the polls and give in their votes. Our friends
well know that we have never been in the habit of
giving assurances this subject, do nOw do 70
light grygDds, in opinion. could any man
have given il, ir5js pulable gtounds until within.
one month. We shall shortly bring before tie public
statement Of the Of tfc counties, clici, wiz Fs
predicatcd on The minute information and ST sc
mis- take not, viii greatly surprzc the friends ot Cen
Jackson We say will surprze them because many
Of that party have been deceived. The vision Of the
great body of them has not extended IN the real sfao
Of things IN ibis state. few OF their more keen sight
ed leaders have for three months been under great
alarm, and recently their huzzas have approached TO
Conyuslve shries Of madness. II would allow
ourselves 10 bring to light communication, which
nj ht perhaps he considered confidential, could
sAeg, that 81 ,he leaders here, ri; wa: &C cogs
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-20

JACKSON opposed to its adoption:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-15
LAW LECTURES


WE ensuing course of Law Lectures th, place will
commence usual CD the Is, Monday in Nov aud ist
uaie on the LIST If Apri,.
Inc mode al instruction This ln.t,uon hern hereto
"e SO iiy made known that wall be Gully necessary 10
m'nu ,h"e whom that itCtme delivered
esSb Jay M The w:ek (SuHdays Ps) minutr Ex-
summation sl'n takes place each day, The the
ere'nS cav aud similar on even
saturday Dsckstonc's Connobsii.s the Revised Go
are ne text hooks To these aided eonpTe nj n.;y
course al Lectures 'n,hrstIng occasional taiiYn- m
'n'sr 'Pcs,-feadiugs of the
"es and ~notson. on the wnik o Mr. Blackstone Ties.
lectures eonPcse printed voine
ahuut TIE quantity Of matter ~ two volumes
copy 81" thea" placed the hands each student durinr
tie se-s'nnaDI they further explained and
as HccasiOn insy a require.
The unexpeSted success OF his sch has died 10 IN. rcu
mo,'V's winch the suhsctibr originally had G. ii
inthe performance "f the task he la. undertaken Yhrf
0r pupils composed the last winters snd he h.py
'it not Instance OF disorder dur inr
'he session si large is reasonably
he winter e ne enTnesf hopes. dat young etstit MAJ,
''W repair hdher unless tck determination 10
regularly aud study diligently r, .ub.e,,h e-sryr t
hse a. herr":oi-. the right Of rtgsiing Hose n an,
t.sT 6e SIo are hntifuaN ngiyeRt ;uiiAa.v ot the
school !" such case e fee c6e retfure 10 he
PHS ihroPortion 10 e tiee he shall rsnaine rn,.
"'A'"f, equally Tue 10 The upil demanded 10y Tie IN
tea of the subscriber. -
r ee tot one OF minTr c'utsr.of Lecture SO
b"STd may be had at SIS per
Fl. ST. G TUCKER.
N'"'.''--'N' I'm" 2i it-wu.JU Inc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-15
TO THE PVELJC.

m \ the iHh UT put the hands D,vii II, o,n Car
~ s9ne nie past is"irn 1t thu, place, letter M
70 ~ pntet Abss Of Mphe containing, the u
Stars Bank til. A,b.us Stale Back, Bank, 81 40
VITA dmeet,ous 10 deliver Immediately on his arrival He
a''conie! ifon Mobile dme'ty hi. anv.l there with
'he 'on;snis OF the above letter. snd other sum,
M ne enitssioi TO his care, by persons !ivng here
10 any petsun, who fFnuh with aii.,actor,
ntormaiion respecting in hiding plce, w enbls 10
Cse'Nei the eoney, will give half ts ma, he
received. - "
rhe ssih David bown who i, by trade ra,lsr ~ middle
sHei u,n, about IS 80 yeas age, fs.t niche,
hS' his hat quite St,y, straight and buty; ~ ih,n
esiuec, aid pool marx e has .unken eyes. and .ar
n"'.; h eUu ri, S'on pale sai somewhat sso Ia, Oh,
upper -"th sin.o sio.e yum Is ruuuI
'nodihefs; Ia, ieet rather long tor h habl,
p''n snh .'aehedia hi' dres. an has general
Is PIE ice ~ hn walks etned n h hat. avoiding
ana Mas an avsrted pok when .te; from "a v
in'hnsen Tor srons duk; he u,ishe {, ~, Il
Thought he eannu cad. There
rr'ey :i-a u aerew.. u IS probable will cha
his
ft7g his aerei,u Appeals ih,t he la, liy Ci.retSi,
Con,oi', Hsy"horn, N,whe. Csupden an other town,
IN south Cnoig, ini .ulity Cieoicia AMI some
Iih,t States WM. VI. NAGoEFIS. & co.
Prairie Blg9; HH,or CO., Aiaban.s.
u rhr National in,eil,s snd Waas,u aph,
w' 'i..r the ahr,e mun!ly months, thru balls
10 we ioh"ond Enquirer aud forward TO u sa1 paper
c~n'a "a < iIis adgrristnnta.
CIV =. -n.Sn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-15

ncra; ire3sufy co.ingeneless ~ e.ii.er "a which,
5oine may be houC ut TO bcong.
Neither is the comparison 10 bc relied upon
which surposes the courgs ncies 10 bear ptopor-
ton 10 the number Of Clerks. In addition 10 the
reasons already given, there is one which is entire
" conclusive. Among the contingencies OF the
Fourth AUDITORS Office for 1926, there is an item
Tor extra Clerk hire, of S677; and in 1897, Of
$500, together, $9i7. Now, this is owing 10 the
small number OF Clerks, aud not 10 the great
Der. The extra Clerk hire, necessary, be-
cause the permanent Clerks were not equal 10 the
business.
But, after all, the difference is not so great as
seems TO be supposed. TAAin, six years past. they
stand thus :,,s
Third Auditor, $5,605 o:
Fourth Auditor. 1870 ~
For the same period, the First and Third Aucito;
stand thus:
FIRST Auditor S3,ol7 50
Third Auditor, 5,5U5 93
greater difference than between the two .os-
nier, but W no means leading 10 any belief tiat
the latter are extravagant. 1t depends upon the
nature of the office.
That this diiicrsncc is well understood, and tie
manner OF liz operation caacly considered, is evil
dent iioni this that the estimates and appropriations
Tor one Office, d,er liom those Tor another, quite
as much as the expenditures. Ia The years i42 l.
they as &,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-15
NuTiCE-

't uniersSned commissioners, having acted in conform,
ny with decTee of the County cout OF Dufkiprb,,.
mug ne land ana slaves beiongins the Estate OF lie late
NArd fae'o dec of said county. do hereby nstfv all
re7"' IN sad estate that frD and airr ND III
ny - AA'eh next a. which nir The lat po,tni for die
OF the llnj val ' come due tie said
w" proceed " d'.le the proceeds Of aId sale or 50 much
II, may he subject 10 d,vou beswern such Of te
OF sai Psi'e2n may lie 'mitlti 10 I,y
t "1''% received vinoeuenis of said dpcedtn in h
te''nd "'"s to hrins The l,deIput viii max #
A'"" % 'A'" e'n'm''''ae', on y before dist day.
J. T. UOcOCR, -
w. w FERGUSo }S""i.s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-15
Portable YNresLi,ia. .1EocI;,,e

'lIE subscriber feels Piint,, TOR tb,
- demand IL paS had fo the IT hi. Portable
ThreshnS Ma hines since h iocuou IN Rieh.nou.: AMI
ps tr"G his strict atenon. rave is work executed m
me oct manner, "ihdespacb, Vs.curr continuance of
hpi instantly on hand number of The above
p d"ohnrssi the F@cto y,~here nil orders can b.
upon ariiic alton, with despach -"
Ai'' cotton with sinsr and douhir Lf.,.i, ,.a m
zoe "a st approved Southern piaj feeding .tas cutter
:. S.ti.fac,o.y reference OF tho. ,.;,;, or o..
.a.'ehnts 'SJ he sFpneaiiou .ub,c,.r
SAM'L COCHRAN
;.- head Of bIayp's Badge, Richmond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-15

- virtue 1t Deed Of Tfust Nv
Nt7 Licon and Ana he wife hesring date the liih sY
q" June, 1898, anduiy sdnd T. recUid IN the csrk Office
w me r. untv coun IT Cumberland, purposss therein
t"n'f ht on the 13 day o Jolly next, 1872 az Che
tnce % si Lyon, IN tie eoiniy aforesaid proceed 60 sell
60 te hshs bidder Il public auction, f1r cash 10 likely
ncgrcs, TIE most Of whom felog- of then 6s
ae nechsucks shall convey such title ve,te
as trustee. joins MILLER.
IIv !.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-15
TR U6I' s4LEof V.4LLLgBLE .n'EGROEN

TRUST &.fLEef Y.1LU8BLE .SrEGROES.
by " tue DEEDS oi Trust, th.
- hy richard LIyon aud Annls VIE, hearing
"y of June, 1923. aud duiy toc".ded the cstk oihre OF
r COUNTY Ht 81 Cumberland, frr rugo,,. aid
iGence Of s'"' Iir" said county, 81 60 sill Pubic
7uoi"ui e. the bishfi hlle. lot ca.h 81 Ike -rtts
most nt wh"n a'e ielluS ct st anfcks
shall convey such ltle only ye.i.d asnu,te..
JOHN W. WILSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-15

ElY virtue II Deed 81 Trust ezerated hy Chas J. Fox
- Achhsld Tatior Art. Bryce, and rlo,B. Cfeo.is0
leithfr of whom ahorised 10 act @viuslly dated the
20n July, io43 wieh duly recorded IN he o9cs ~ the
,ik Of Loui's county cgi me un5eis,sncd si Monday
the ait aav 81 <s Dk n far Otherwise she next far dss
p'ocetd front oouose IN Louis, counsv g. sell
~ the to- hest deetr fesdy money, al The 10 which
the sad Cbat IOS entitled, the dvi0u - TIE esfHe
he father, tate John the Elder. 81 ,s county
Such ul. vested ~ Inc afofessiI feed wi be
~ dc g. The pUfehWcts nJ none other. tho 3rny 20 te
tuic known @ D,t. rlie5. J.. GRENSIIAW.
sf't J..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-15
[fron!h Boituiorc .4me,fca,i.
SONG FOR THE DAY.

Tune" U'sre a. Saaiin"
os",r'.o ws're all rul Of life, fan aud joliy,
W.te all r;ssy here IN Ds.iWoie.
Here, nad TO he made
Wmb the Pick sni thu spade,
i" TO ,essh to ui.iu for The benefit u iradtj
U,rs aIe nouns,ns 60 he l.veii1,
iiei. are ss.ie. To b- hird,
't"is "e rocks to ts blown, AID iiJs.s too 10 build
aud wer. all hcpp NJ, ,kppiny, Jumping,
Aud wr'ie all c,.ty heie IA Baltimore.
See thc crowds ui nen aud buy,
What hustle what nV;ss
sme sIl the world IS hereto pni'c'pa,e IuF l"ysi
Here. d.s uiauoo sad The piu!e,
g. OH boys you're vrry rude
Ai here, old Paul rry,w,ih hi, "h,pe d,nr u,tuds"
For w,',e all Frying, prepns. looking,
Fol we're all ssp'"s here F" pal'Mo'e.
Cohe, come along with M,
Aud you',! see the Commute,
aud the >,nerase Carroll, III. freud Of iibsr,j
Tie iaud Ina, held I'll, pea
Ne,sr fait.rs, bu, as,n
IL empoy'd with the spade, 90 asst his fsiow
For they're all digging, bloxn,. ta,,,ns,
a II They're all o'k'ns hstetn i,nm'.
Here. the M.,"t sad The C,uae
Aud the jii>eIof ia, C.u,i
ti-re'. the ,ulpi, aud iii. bar.
Her. ate .,rsBgets from si1's
And here, what Ieuia,., of the misaiy men ofwaFj
who all going one ate. po,her,
There. very few lett u, here in Dil,imoJe.
Iicre's the brotherhood 80 tue;
ali in purple aud in blue,
Ththeir badsrs their toos, all ready FOL the work
See ther.t tue Royal Oh,
How beautiful they march,
And the knights Of the Temple TO pIotec, Us from the
Turk.
i'or they're Ill cutting, slashns yon,ier,
but we don't fear th. here IN Baltimore.
Here, the Trade, w;tt their bsnn.Is,
CooPeis, cnrri'T, sna Tauuers,
Whhhe C.rp,ut.n8 Ss'dl.rs, AM, iIs',ers mol few,
lIet.'s the butchers with their cl.sv.r,,
Painters, Flsst,rer, smd W.av-is,
Asd fatwth the shovel, aud dep Of wLuksy tan;
For ~t',e all drinking, tos.tinr, tpi,,iug,
fJrwc're ailup'.y here ia BaitiinoIe.
Here. the T,i,"rs. WHIST sight.
Aaj th- 5 Ji,ihs black and wi.i,e,
And here the shut maker, who 6t left { right
liere's the men VIII" cut the q -,
And those who work IA Bra,,,
And the frineisw with the DcU stand by 9 let 'en pas.
For They're all busy printing verse,
GA The grand show we have IN Ba,more
Here. the Captains anil the nIate.,
With the .hp United State;
Here's te builders and Ksgeis, with The Mixers ol
che Rope;
Here, the pilot, with .heii compass;
Caters, Drsymen- wha, a Tumpus
With the Juvenile Assoc ,rnsIshaid all IN sruupts
For wes oil mai hing, march march, maj ching,
Eur Se ATE all marching here III Baltimore.
Now halt the parade,
While the Corner Stone is laid,
And the Payer sseends 10 esven;c aud he ENTERPRISE;
Sc. koiiBdue e with has Band,
Takes an elevated stand,
hnd' the Cauoon MarGh rt-.chor, 10 ile skies;
we shall all play ~. whistle IT, md siog -,
Pie shall all play 1t here in Baltimore.
Aud when che Rosd i, made,
With the piok and the SPADE,
an 'he Locomotive Engine, they viii pu;a little IRE;
Aud vSuie the kettle hollis,
WE may ride three humid ed miles,
or gn I" bed IA baltimore, aud breakfast III obi,!
Where theyiIe all waiting, hoping, praying,
F1E a quick way TO CINE ~ Baltimore.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-15

lE virtue of deed of trust TO the .uhscr brr
- D' h'oett Button, for the purpose OF securing he
piYmsa 81 debt due "a Fho, Daniel i winch deed
yuy IN the clerk oce Of The couny Buckny
NAM sha proceed 10 se the i day Of August court
next Tor sad cuuty, before the front door or the
h-ny oil tie slave. eni'oned .aid dc I'd, wall he
h'et Ia pay he of IST p0ud., IS .hinys
wn thereon from The 10 July, 1922 that icing
s thtn ue nv sad Heed exclusive 81 The OF carry
he effect There s am ing tho n.xroe a iL..
woman, hoy. &c WIN BROWN, Trustee.
July 4. ,7Iwa,,-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-15
lgTRJYED an MIDLOTHIAN.

I'm S1tWL'y night me fah day IF June, ise5. from a
- Fns',r 0b9t tsr0 mites n5oue FarppiHe Prince Ed
eacd county, Biack Horea srH spof on his {or.6ead
ard oe his ctmpj rel nose sndde spots upon MS back
ne Is nbDut or ~ ycTgs o feef inches high Aig
j.ospas7 Of saii Horse tg he thaotCay receisf q,
'gN give - 70 any pessor srL0 H duer tie sqid HORT,
o. ssouce hils 81 ffaf rethipL PllIL.{P WHIrE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-15

Head OF that Department, rests On miseoncepilon,
and IL unsupported by the lactsof the case.
Equally unioundcd, in the apprehension of the
minority OF the Committee, is the suggestion, that
on c9inparisonof the 3 years of the present Adj
ninis,raiion, with the immediately preceding, an
increase, instead of dihnuon OF expenditure of
the Army. has taken place. in amy item ,cihin the
control u Tie Department.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-15
June 81.


.NDhlStiNi 10 close my accounts finally "a the
" 81 me tate u w Coleman, esnostly resne. n i
Ft''n, baVi5 ci1ls against the NY Trtia,r Ia
the h"o"n of settlement; and the ike request J., ,rsde
oi i""t who nsy iye cian against e i,tr o. NJ OF cole
i"'i q - n'i"s Fhoss nd-hied TO either H. w. Coleman
' '' Ooe"'" : Wo1isjk, or 70 Ex'sr H. w Cole
ia are fssne'.rd to make Immediate PAYMENT :, no
'u'e."'e can be s'tn' JOHN SHEPPARD, Exon
Jn.rs. . d. ~ oog 1. ..-'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-15
IYIE &AFEy'Y B.qRGES.

SssS<,TSrJA THESE spa,1us sIc CANT
q ~ 10 ATS will Commence running
.-fsr---1-S-SS>, - carly "a July, anu perform their
f'Eu'ar route betyseeu Nc'y-Iyfk
hihany.veiy day except
d@yt' ''if'ns tfe seas0n Of Summer travelling.
heir speed ss hesu much Improved The a season.
in1 stating At an cs er ho the passage will be pei formed
oe"y ~ daylight sivng pi'sehsers opportunity
tue intrI ssiing sCerery Of tie HUDSON NiyeI.
10 lesve New rk j., leave Albany
Mnut1y' al q O'clock, ~ Tut5dsys O'clock a ~
W,dn'stays al noillk, Thursdays u'ciock,a IN
Fiiiay' a o'cp K, IN Saturdays at "',ljck a m
the prrprctor' ok si confidence contHuano,
me patronage that has been iliy neiied nv ti.
hi'"m@ni, which Affords 70 travellers uuriya,d degree
comfort ani entlre security from the accidents wnch
STEAMBOATS, and Packets are liable.
fA"s"strs IN the Safety Blfges pa, their hors.s,
hSt'' 81 srtvin Oh ,fi II the Seari,a;s towing
sdni-, aud thus avoid ezren'e aud detention.
f"t ts5'aBe enquire orr mMichte 81 the Per Alba
~. OF WI. q BEUflELD
jane G. O. Ia