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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-02

I'd ESsRS. George Eldwall and john H.
1fM lock, and James Bullock, surviving ~.
ners Of VIM Cali, John Bullock and James K'
lock, late merchants and partners, trading 49,
der the firm OF Gait, Bullock K Co. john T.,
lock. surviving partner of Vim. Gait, and Jol..
Bullock, Ete merchants, trading under the fir.
oi Gait and Bullock and the said John Bnllo,t
u his individual capacity.
TAKE NOTICE., that SHALL on the frs, 4. i.
OF the next Term ofthe Superior Court OF Chanr,
ry for the Lvnchbug District, move SAID cam.
to amend The decree pronounced by tie sa,5
court on the 10Th DAY OF May, 1872, IN the ~;,
then depending ia said court, wherein wa,
plaintiff, and you were defeudants-Ihe ameua
ment which shah so move 10 have made in said
decree, will he to correct an error therein AZ :,
the amount OF The principal OF my claim agan.,
the SAID George Eldwall the said decree b,,
ing been inadvertently and erroneousy ente,et
for the SAID claim c1urem aionty, when r.
point Of fact The said principal sum was sierEa@
money DANIEL HlGGiNBOrUA
sept 4. tlOth07
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-02

SlHt duties OF Mrs. RANDOLPH'S School.
- at Iynchbnrg, for young ladies, will be re-
snmed on the Isl day OF Oct next. The terms
as before, viz.
Fora session Of ten months, ending on the
3lst July, 1929
b'ad 100. washing $50, Sl2o
Tuition in all the English branches DO
French Oh
Spanish o.
Drawing o.
Music Department, under the care of
Miss Lewis
Boarders will be charged for the use of the
Piano SO per session. " '"'
Day scholars will be charged the same for
tuition and two dollars per session for fuel
dednctou will he made for small orls
Board and tuition, payable one half at en-.
rance Tue balance at the expiration of five
mouths. VI "Ne
Each young lady will provide her own he'd
bedding aud towels, and clothes bsp ana
'oas nag all distinctly marked.
Aug. ii =,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-02

HAVE just received and offer ior
~ ale,
hhds 81. Croix Sugar,
30 bags green Coffee,
hhds. superior Nolasses,
10 ibis. Tanner, Oil
II do. I"a' Sugar,
30 boxes Cheese,
With general assortment of Groceries
Also, on consignment,
2oho gallons mounteln Nhiskey,
In ibis Old Rec',6ed do
pipe GUgunc Brandy.
LANCASTER "a MARSH.
Sent. 4. lm7
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-02

~ Office by virtue of deed of trust, es-
" ecnted u the subscr Der by T. nund IT.
vine. bearing dale IN the 2lst day of March
ls2S. aud duly recorded ~ the Clerks office Of
BE lord county. on the 27Ii, lay Of October next
shall, 'OI the purposes express Il ~ said deed
Of trust, al Be i,rd { M iouse, proceed 10
sell by way 81 public auction, tor cash, a tract
oi laud supposed 10 contain $50 aces. living N
Ouor River. IN the the county Of Bedford The
whole of the above laud is ~ wood aud a great
portion Of II good tuhacco land. The right to
The above land Is believed to be unquestionable,
hut acting ~ trustee, / shall convey OIL, such
title as i vested ~ mr. lay lur nnst deed aiore-
sud. CALOlilLL MENNiS, Trustee.
Sept. p tdsl3
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-02

ENOR SALE.-Aly fine young Stallion Op
n timus, interior in point of form to no
tlorse in Virginia, of the most approved stock
aud proven himself 20 be the most valuable
stock horse. Tie may be seen by application
10 the subscriber, IN Charlotte county, near
EookeTs Ferry and the term, known, whichwill
be- accommodating. ED. W. HENRY.
Aug. lS. ts2
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-02
Sept. Is.

EOR SALE-A likely family of n.ero4,
IL consisting OF woman who is cool
washer aud ironer a boy between 10 andl
years of age, accustomed to the house. ant
d child years did. Application can be made
at this Office.
Sent 10. tsIO
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-02

LSOR RENT, the three story brick Tenement
II al present occupied by Mr.. Benjamin
Hunt, opposite the Office ofthe Vreinian il h,s
good Store counting room and cellar, and the
upper part well calculated for a family. For
terms apply 10 Peer Dudley.
CELiNE X ELOUlSATAIT
Sept. Is. tsil
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-02
EaMaJ1 properly tar sale; al Chef
iotte Court House.

~ shall offer for sale 10 the b gbest bidder, On
u the first Monday IN NUseniber nexi, kbeins
court day j my property. At tins place, Consist
ing ola newly flushed Iso story dwelling house.
shop which occupy as = lailor, ace hoa t,
smoke mouse. kitchen. stable, and eoo1 Gar
den. well enclosed, and all ia good repair. The
lot contains aboui t,iee acres, aud lies within
one band,cd yards OF lwo laser"s. four Stores,
aud the Court House the siiun'ion - pleas
ant aud Convenient TO d inan OF my profession,
lawyer or physician. 10 tailor VINO WISHES 10
settle himself comfortably, this Is desirable pro-
perry, as 1t is believed 10 6e as good stand Tor
that business, If the best that can be selected
~ the upper country. 1ho.e disposed 10 pnr-
chase would do well 10 call and exaniia,e lie PIE
mises before the day OF sale.
Terms maize known Oh the day ofsale.
ROBERT ). ANDREWS.
Sent 8, ldsS.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-02
Weekly Supplies of beautiful
FANCY GOODS.
August Ia

5uperb Gauze and Me!poneme Scarfs
Do do Arcadlan Hdkis.
Blk. and blk. watered Silks
Beautiful blk. Florence and Italian Slk3-
Superior assortment OF worked Swiss Muslns
Caiicoes Of every denomination, I'D some
OF rare and entirely new patterns
Bubbinett Laces, al half their former prices
\ lew fashionable watered & bun Girahams
Belt Ribbons, direct from Paris
Pongeeo Tor Ladies dresses
II great bargains form an inducement to
purchasers, we will assure them, every effort
will be made To that effect.
M'hEE, ROBINSON & co.
June Q.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-02
Hesws. john N. Prize s. John Uiacr.

MOTT FL otter for sale, my tract of land,
V lying on the north side OF Black Water
Creek, coatainins ll"i acres, about 100 acres
OF which IS heavily tinhered, aud is rich tobnc.
60 land There is also attached TO II, one ollhe
best mill sites on Black Water Creek. Tins
trac' lies withinn mile and half of Lynchbu'g
Il is wrll watered, and one OF the mot desilabl
tracts in the ncie hbo,hood II will be sold o.
accommodating terms. | also wish TO sell twa
unimproyed lots. in the town OF I.ynchburg
CALVIN TATE.
Sept. %. w6wl3
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-02
Lynchbnr9 iouag Ladies' Seminary.

LyHchbnyQ Young La,iies' Seminary.
YHNilE ensniue ,rssiou of TN. Institution will
n commence On the LIST Of Ocotber next.
H. tbs School arv laugh all the htahch hes OF
education, a. ia any othrt Femair Academy.
Terms per season oil . months Sl5
Junior class, 10
Modern languages. lessons, drawing and
painting, lesson, per week, 10
hlaSlc, 3 lessons pee week, 90
Payable half IA Advance.
No other additional charge whatever.
Young Ladies cau he accommodated with
boarding, lodging aud washing Tor $50, who will
have fhr advantage Of leaning Ia speak the
French language. without additional charge.
-Four teachers are employed IN tins Seminary.
Sept. ] j. II. LEuBA.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-02
Adg d.

II AND FOR SALE wish 10 sell that
Il 4 valuable tract olland lying on otter ri.
yer, about four miles from Wards Bridge and
three from Wards road, in Campbell county,
II contains 656 Acres, Handsomely improved
aud IN goodfepair. The land IS Of fine quality
particularly adapted 10 tobacco This Land is
well waiered and tinbered, and g,eat deal OF
fine tobacco land TO cut: there lie a body of 30
or 10 acres of low grounds, of good quality, al
iached TO II, ON the rver--rhere is limestone of
hne quality, also, on this land, which has been
,ted: also, IRON ore in great abundance, which
has been tried, and proved to be of superior
quality. The spring convenient TO the dwelling
IS very large, ahordlng sullicitncy OF water for
an osershot mlll. Also, most delightful seat
for ml'-Ihe water is OF superior quality
his Land Is subJec 10 y deed in trust. (, the OBJ
Jrc IN selling IS to satisfy sand deed aficr which
being done, good aud bona file tile can be
made The purchaser may make payment bi,u-
self TO the pes sons who hold the tru>t deed.
Any persons Wishing TO purchase or view said
lands, Will please call 90 Capt A. f.. Galway.
who lives on sad lands, ar the subscriber. near
Wards Bridge. The teras will be made AS ac-
comTodatnS as possible but bargain can be
had for cash Possession can be mad ON the Isl
ct January next and the privilege of seeding
'h's 'alL JNO. b. RI lLEDGE.
Aug %. IA
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-02

VIRGINIA AT Rules holden in the clerks Office oftl.
superior court 81 Chuncery Tor the Lynchbms distr
the 4th day OF August, ls2-. Samuel Lcnoa sur'I-
wing partner of HE late trm Of frealant and Gillc
plt.agau>t Sterling G, Anaersou ;d'r Of Jls Andcr-
son, decd, JohnI Goodrich fr.e, fanci,co, the sao
sterling G Anderson, III iijs right James 7 An
derSon Peter +. Anderson, Hen, J.. beaumont and
sally his wife, Martina Lahey, Aorhne Anderson ID.
muhd r. Lee and SnsHuaii ms IL, 1hos u oodoo
aud Lucy hs wife, sarah T. ..llcu, Virginia j. ABru
Amanda ; Alien Jefferson Lindsay = Mary l. als MI
Adehne Anderson, y ado" u ItHnnd T. Anderson,
dec d. Jahiea Anders ou Hianl tie -aia Edmund
+. Anderson, decd, and othtr mimi enid ol TIT sud
Edmund + Anderson, decd acloHdants.
The defendant .tdeiIHe Anderson, widow OfEdmundF
ahuet SON oee6 not having entered ser apptareeh gN-
en- security according 10 the ui assembly and TIE
ruies oil thIs court, and appearing by satisfactory
evidence thai she is not h,habitanl of this country
IL h ofdHred, that the said defendant do appear hr ON
ihf day Of the next answer the amended
OF NE planil and that copy oftlis otder beifi"l"
inserted III SOME ncWspaie printed in the town olnd
hafe, Tor two months successfully, aud posted d %
itoht door OF tle courthouse 10 die said town.
- L Copy -ieate, JOHN NlIls.t.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-02

! lhniNiA- AT rules holden in the clrks othar ah'
met. the 18th day ofiugust, l-2s Daniel ire@uau-
"'soo Ahoefso", merchants and partners trading u"
Ger 'le STYLE and firm oI Brown y Auder -en' fAI
apaiist James Campbell Iholnls Frauklln QahvJ
ana John McReynoliis, Deiis
Inc de'hdant james Campbell not having enterelLf
9pptm""c. given security according To tho act q A.
inpy anu ire rules ofths court, aud II appearing b
Ns''ttory evidence that he Is nor an nhalam 0itbn
IL Is ordtred, that the said defendant do ala
here on the tenth day OF tbs ucxt tern, d ttr
Vi ,ie pllAtlns and that copy OF tins order be forth
,'i Inserted ~ soie new spaper printed in the lo"l
nSachnurt Tor Two months slece,sivcly, and poscO
'n' ,'oht 100. OF The courthouse III the Shutdown.
o. copy ~Te.te, JOHN WILLS, Ch
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-02

,n'oe htid IN the clerks ulice OF tie Hastings C@'
9i ue corporation Of iynchblrg, On Mundat The 'l
Say G' way re Ihos ., Aeree against AOr'A j.
We, vehnbte and Allen Talbot Dcfls
ne ooi l. ADram L. Neuabe not having entered W
ice and gwen security according the act on
dhu Tue rules oftlS court aud it appearihgP
evidence that he is moi an inhabtaut otths fVOD
y-l Is ordered, that the said defendant do fear here
o t'e ret day OF Aug. next " answer the hill Of u"
1''h; ana that aeopy of tins orer be iorthwithin'
~ Sumo newspaper printed Ia the town of snthnwt
s"ceessi'eiy, and posted at die from uO''
Oh me courthouse 10 tae said town.
JAMES BENAGH, Ok
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-02
Trust Sale.

LID Y virtue of deed of trust, executed to me
u ID by Jabez Lciiw ich and Delllah his wife,
Wm. 0wnhy aud Nancy his Wife. lahez LET
t"ch, r. and Martin Key, dated the OH day of
Nov 1924. and duly recorded in the clerks of
flee Of the county court ofBedford which deed
was made 10 secure sundry debts therein speci.
| fed, du" TO Thomas Iohnson, surviving ex'r of
Henry Haynes, decd shall, on the 92rd dag of
Oct next. iftnir, If not the uext iaii day, pro-
coed IL sell, on the premises, Tor ready money,
tract of hind, lying in the county of Bedford,
on the so,ih westslde OF Goose Creek, boundea
| by the said creek the lands ofJorathan Ruck-
| err WIN. Hurt, and The estate of Nm. Ownby.
containing three hundred and forty five acres
and eighty poles, he the mare less being
The tract on which Col. Jabez Leitsich lately
| fesn'ed. There is on this lan1 n comfortable
| dwelling house and other buildings, some good
Tobacco land 10 clear, and an exceilen, Mill
Seat The title Is believed to Ire unreasonable,
hut ac'iag as trustee shall only convey the IL
tie vested in n,c rs such.
THOMAS DAVIS.
Sept 10. wtdsll
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-02

q NoMMiIItD To the Jail of the Corporation
u OF Lynchburg. on the 10Th day of June
last, as aluoaway, PHEBE, a slave who saws she
beIongs'o James NJ. peasants, and WAS hired the
present year to William f. Cater, of The county
ofGoochland. Said slave lad ON when oommii.
led, a blue striped domestic Coat II par Of
Shoes and has an impedinleut in her speech, and
appears to be about twenty four years old She
Is a daik mulatto, and is about s feet 3 or 4 in
ehes high. The owner OF the above slave is de-
sirei 10 come forward, prove property, pay
charges, and take her away, or she Nil be deaf
with according to law.
Sept g. 4,,e
Inc Editors Of the Wing will insert the a,
ooNf 'oi 'hree months, unless otherwise directed
AN, forward his account to ih.s office for paw.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-02
Sept s.

N0liCL.-I wish to sell my farm, Two aud a
"a hall miles from Lynchburg. The tract
contains about Ghree hundred and twenty live
acres, with hundred acres in woods, very hed-
vils llmbe'ed. II adjonls the lands Of Dr. John l..
CsbeiI Mro. Anu Scott, David usIesby and oIL-
ers. A consIdeia abe part Of The open land Is
hesh, having been cut m the years 1921, '25,
and '26, and Is IN good order inr the production
OF Indian com aud all descriptions II small
gram. Tie iand would suit professional gem
tlen'an, "a any one engaged III trade, as IT lays
So near town as to enable hun 10 aitsnd 10 has
business, aud would at tLc same time afId a
great plenty Of grain for the consumption Of
family, with FIRE wood convenient TO the house.
aud also TO haul TO town II desired Any person
wishing TO purchase the l.nd, can ascertain tilt
terms, by applying TO The subscriber al mis- resi-
dence. eight miles south of Campbell court house,
or to Mr. David Oglesby living near the land
y ). HENRY.
August IA Isl
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-02

NoRTH AMERICAN REVIEWING. 90,
~ just received and Tor delivery al the
Book and Stationary OF A. Il. NORTH.
Aug j.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-02

VIRGINIA &c Az tho ruies beld in the clerks ofet
u INC tno county court of Bedford, the day of 'l''
-, hezekiah Dickinson, Vincent Jourdan, 1o,'O'
Nopies ah1 Lucinda his wife, Pits against Mar! ~"
coed, John Jourdan, Sa,b,,,I jour,un, WIllsn
IIoultdan oney Jourdau and Jeremiah JougdaI, d"
nc defendant Sashwoll 5ourlau not having enetrS
nj appearance according to the act Of assembly AM u"
Les oti, court, and it appearingby satisfactory e
49, "a, he rs not aD inhabitan of this country ~
mar the said defendant do appear here on Wv
nay "i the neat August term and answer the bl ~
inserted IN tne yneI,hurg Vrgnan, for two moas sue
ana posted et ie iant Juo! Of the court hoD''
" t,'s county, on two successive court DAYS.
- a11pJ Tests, RIO {. MITCHELL {, b.1
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-02

ZuST PJBLlSHED-ialrs of a Grandia.
- her, being stories taken from SCOTTISH
History, by the author Of Navedy. &c DC, TO,
sale at the Book aud Stationary Store of
CHARLES A. WRITER'S
March 27
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-02

q OSl, on Wednesday the 9th inst
K between u and o'clock, on Tia,
d berwe,r tsnn sneed's Shop, in Bed
ID and Mrs. Anne Scots, in Campbell
county, on the Forest read, a bundle, with
I've owners name written on il, containing
hnu' 265 dollars. mostly in thirty dollar
Ink rntes. reward OF $40 will be paid
n finder. on its delivery 10 Mr.. Harden
Marreil al the Post ofice, in this place, or 10
- suhscrlhcr. WI CoBBS.
Bedford, Sept. 25. wisl3
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-02
fs=fyagsdl. a. caez.-
w AND SPLENDID
GOODS.

NRTE have just received a large supply of
w clothing, 81 the best qualify, aud work
mans nip which, Ia addition 10 our lofmrr stock
makes this Store equal, # not Superior To any a.
ther establishment fthe kind IA the Stale. By
this arrival We have The latest fashions for Coats.
fes,s, aud Panialoons. &c. &C.
Also, few cases of ffsi quality Beaver Hats.
Citizens aud strangers wanting good articles OF
Dress, at lair pflces can lac accommodated from
head 10 foot, BY calling at " alker q Cos. Em
ponum of aslii0ns
sent %
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-02
Sunday Scho0i Books.

y HHE subscriber has just received fromthe
- Sunday School Union Society, Of phjla.
deiphIa, general assortment of Sunday School
Books, which he is determined TO dispose of at a
very small advance. &. A. WITHERS.
Jan u $50
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-02
I.EGHstRNS.

A CASE Of the finest quality and finish e.,
"a er imported 10 this market, and mu,t
under the usual price.
M'kEE. ROBINSON &C0
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-02
SALAD OIL

n UAVE received "A few dozen bottles vctv
y superior Salad oil, suitable for table Us"
WALLER H. MIDDLETON.
july II
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-02
Just Received by
THOMAS j. isUVAJ.

Extract of NuxVomica
Extract Of Belladons
+, Extract of Hyosciamus
Extract of Cieuta
Extract OF Eleterium
Extract = of Colocynth
Exc &c. Of Gentian
aiIract sfJaIap
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-02

Sept 2G
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-12
COPPER AND IRON

NAVY COMMISSIONERS OFFicEf
I2Rs December 1927
fsNHE Commissioners of the Navy will Iec,iv. so,,
proposals until the Goth day of January nrx for Tho
supply OF the following quantities of Copper and Irn, az.
O' oe'iSe'en a' The respective Navy Yards, viz;
IT Portsmouth. ~ Jf
Not less than 1C00 lbs of Bolt Conner
Al Eosfon.
Net less than HOO sheets of shea,hirg Copper,
I $500 lbs Sheathiug ais
at Norfolk.
No, less than COCO sheets Of Sheath, ronuo.
n!' me Shcathi"g Copper to be from Ii or to "A or
The Bolts from inch to 10 inch, and The .b'atni
vans ''o' / /" J. inches as may be required.
IRON.
III Portsmouth,, ~ H.
Nui lcss H., : $40 lbs aud 2 inch IIu,,
800 lbs 9 inch Spikes.
n Boston,
$4,000 lbs Round I-cu
moi less than G34GQ lbs Square Ion
1890 lbs Flat Iron.
II Nete York
23,iUQ lbs Flat Iror
FotIess than 1000 lbs Square Iron
10 600 lbs Round Iron
1000 lbs Rolled Plate Irop
at .EorfcH.
I 60GO lbs Square IRON
Not ,a.s tba, 1900 los Round Iron
} 10000 lbs Flat Iron
1000 lbs TO 10 inch SPIKES
Ana all the Hoop Iron that may he recuired =, ,b..
ara 10 DC IRON - to Ia ieet cng, II ~ inches ip,
AID IL to Is Of an inch thick. "'''
All the Round Iron 10 be fun, & to So incbss =. .
required. % ''o'e' DIS may be
The square Iron be from TO inches
he fiat Iron TO be nav be required smay be
Inc platSlron 10 be from To inch hiot (requited.
i"e contractors to furnish IL required on haviur si
Gays NOTICE. any additional quantity not cxceeding
ty-iiye per cent. Of Irou or Copper '" cav
~ Oh wh'ch Copper and ZION shall be of the verv he's,
Iudnty' ana shall be delivered at the aforesaid NJ,
respectively, on or before the 1st dav of Autns,
90 ana shall be subjected such inspection md n1
~ Ie a present adopted at the respective NAVY Ya,d
OF SHc 0'hef Inspection and proof Commissioners of
the Navy may direct. o1
Persons Offering 10 furnish the said Copper and Iron will
We PedSe TO name their residence, and the namcs and
residence nj their sureties. 800 "''A
"'t' must lie made separately for Copper and IRON a
Tor each parcel required the several Yard, rs,i
and must ba sealed and endorsed 'sOfer TO Grnss ( ~
Copper al The Navy Yard t-.n,nd in ~. Su' w
''ee per Po"a' for both Copper and Iron must he stated
49,. "l"H " 'ne Cono to he given fer the faithful ,nr
ace oi 'e contract ten per cent vii, be retained h.
YAK, C"'eu 9'aeS from the amount of all payments until
we composition o. The contract Ali payments are to bc
directed ' wise SPeclaIiy
Oe's not made conformabiyt the advertisement, or nm,
receive" WITHIN the time limited in the advertisement Vii
not be acted se'e"' VIII
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-12
NEW GOODS.
ESE subscribers have receRtly rccevcda large accession
Z to their previous large of
TRY GOODS,


3, DAX GOODS.
Tie j0i,o,ring rs PGyt gF tier assortment:
WorSea haregcs, beaut!u. coloIS
/ Plain Gro de Naples
I Watcrcd do and hsTrrh
Blacf, white and cnioret French saiin5
Black India do AMI satin lcvaututE
ColoTrI ami white Anrences
Double chain black do
Real aud imitation italian iGs!,iEs=
Black India Gorancrg, wide article an! cheap
( Black scusia and sarsueis
! II kiuds fancy haadkerchicf5, as figured SIX J
gauZc, barge, gro de etc, meruo imta- For Ladies
tcu to cashmere, INIT ton do
German twiilcd, Spittlcfeld, BOliore, -
company and common banhanna, / "r gentlemen
All kinds do for boys, children and servants
Linen eambrics aud ncu cnn,5sic han;ktschiefs
FiIc side shawlS
Mermo and cashmere 80
Naufn and Canton grapes
Black Italian ccava;s
Co!Oyed do. a new article
All kinds cravaiing, coiprci AMI white
49, III, 81 aud 6 4 b6obinpi, for wells nd dresses
Thread and bobbinct Iaccs and cdgisgs
a.! kinds musiins as plaiu, cured and amlored book
p!ai' figured and tambored null, plain and ram5orcd
StTipud and plaid and herring bone do
Garment, fur.:iture and "a ulbrc dimilics
Beautiful inserting aud all other kinds TRIMMINGS, as
gimps, cords, pusses, laces, cuttings silks &C. &c
and Btand"boo't trimming, for rsliases and riding drey
Ses, a beautiful article
Ladies' s,nFt kid, huisgssiu and silk GLOVES
Misses 40
Ladies long white AID rolorc., 40
Mis,es 20 do
Gcn,eraens walking, riding ard dress gloves
Al linls ladies' genIien,cns aud chdren's HOSIERY
Ill kinds HIBBANDS. those for belts and bonuets yc,v
elegant
large assortment can77ics, caicoes, Circrsiro ninth,
Tartan paids 70 cloass aud inferior do. for servants
dreSsrs
Camcs hair cambci FOR ladies' and sentlcmens cloaks,
aud beautiful article
BOubazeis and Bombaziucs
Cloths aud cassimCre5 Of every description
Bans-Up cords ard yclyeis
INT a a.,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-12
10 Free People of Color.

BEG leave TO tender my patrons my grateful thanks
Tor past ehcouragemcn while, 10y exertions
and by the known character and utility of my school,
BOTH to Individuals and society, hope to merit future
suap6ft.
Having at considerable cost compared with my cnndi-
h", ouit at my residence 18Th street, sufficiently dis
tan, itnm the Gentle of business, cnmmodous school
mousse ana having every that could be expected
nom my prescribed circumstances for the
"i RESPECTABLE school of free coored pupils
myself that my excrtions To colored brethren. will
DE duly appreciated by them.
would cordially invite this institution the friendly
attention OF those gentlemen, VIM charably hope they
fostering for Liberia, cau chiefs and embryo states.
mem by youf love for your country, by your connsera-
ti"n Tor destadsd man. encourage institution which has
ir IT'S object less the honor society Individual
happfSs-the elevation OF the free people of color
mental t!,radom, from degradation.
In this school are taught English Grammar Mercantile
Arithmetic, Geography and Menuratop, with the
! ~ subordinate branches OF education.
IERAts-Sj 10 payable quarterly in advance.
Those who live remote from the city may be acconmo-
dated With board for six deccn, boys IN liberal teens
A; JOSEPH SHfPfARD.
! Eichmond, Drc. 12th, 1927. 70