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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-10

EfDUCAiItIN.Jhe ssbsc:iber will continue big School
me ensuing ye2 (I3I9, i'll Louisa ccun;v, comIn-,r
on 1oth SAN and termnain; 18th Dec. following. Or:
months vacation will he given III ic TIE sat scrar
resides two miles above William Dabncys nl on North Ann,
iiS course OF instruction will comprise Ortorapiy, Rcall.
enma'h'P Arithmetic. History, &c, ;t.y. and Gluu.r
also Geometry, the All o! Sur. nc, ad tic Lain ana Grse
Ian ~
Tuition for axe branches OK Fli,l e4ucao 70,
the year ~ 10 months, will hc SI5'
For Mathematics and tie Languages, So
Board will be Sbl
Each bosrle Gndin, his bet towels a.., candies
Toe subscriber wuuii br glad gcc,e SIX or tolrprs
HIS address Is Walters r:"v:.I Spot. yauia
DAENi:Y ". WALLER
Is. Scni-a:rI;la! paymen, viii be c4uilel
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-10

ID EMOThI,--iu crnec1cl-n Il t'.~ ,:'' 60. !1'c
~ removed tic lately occupied bv Mr. RIOS" cocc
tGner Main street, nearly opposite li street iat leads 10
Nayos Bridge where my former and tic pubic IN
general respectfully solicited co3u" their liberal o;cu
regiment
article IN tire line manufactured orct with rcSv and das
patch \ good assortment on hGCa. j. dHCNoOs.
sept 10 IS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-10

HAufDEN SIDNEY C,)LLEGE.-Tts s.mac,-
- huai examination Hampden Sidney College viii com
nee on froay the 18th instant, Tuesday the
ia.en.s ana guardians and all who interest in the
Oh literature and Science rcsnectfLy inyrd
,S , ne commencement; will take place wecic
btccaaurcate Oros ind receive their Derre Ybe houd
OF trustees VIII hold their annual meetin, on the 18th
M j. L. CUSHING, President
The anniversary OF hc Lic.afy uni Philosophical Co.
VII I've held On Thursday the which nm
ans poem VIII te delivered On tie day the ,nniyca
RES OF the Union and Philanthropy, Societies win tkc Mace
and osaos viii be delivered by their tiye .ey,eeayes
Sept 10 =,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-10
G SLiSSICAy.t AiiTfsr.Y7 .yyIAIACADE,T.
Srinu of Sulsr ,,sr,

TIE 80 a a. ~ - -AN-AOA1 a
Monday, tho 22d inst.
In TINS school pupils taught the 'rar% La,ir rrnch and
!',sI iastageS, the aud u<Vd Na;icnl Gcogiepy
dl bookkeeping, with the ordinary 5nc!Gs Of I'm csl: ctI-
CATION he c"s' % sudY is Jptc, you!i-
gentlemen, either for tine UNIVERSITY Virginia. r .c:,rs
other colleges IN t,r United Sate Tor tie iurc ;.tcal
pursuits OF mercantile liz.
Mr SrrpIs BrNAnp, whose Qualifications rs az rsrucov
nefi not to be specified here, Is engaged! 10, thc ensuing y,y
10 give instructions i'll the Fc Spanish Njae,nt:
cal departments, dr'ing ser hours Of eacd dan
Chti the advancement of the shall justly different
arrangement, the hours OF Instruction viii
III past O'Clock r. with the ntcrnissinn hour s
ocio a. m o an hour at II c'clo, and o. hours
O'Clock, p
small number OF pupils e accommodated W.T.. board
on moderate terms, the !U,; surriLr near B;slon
Moore :, ON ShucAu, I'LL OLIVER; g. SHAW.
- For particular information concenpg tie Character oe
M scop Air = A"5 tc !ibey or referring tie Right Rev
Bishop Noo:c tlc Hrn VIM Eroch etbrou- Jao. Wickhau
Esq Chapman johnson, El Richard Anderson, Esq Robert
tmey E1 Rev NJ ARMSTRONG Ec. s. Tay!or. Or VIM
dhZcwr.i Dr. lo"c iir. IL iac, !. NJ W:Ckhrr. ga. W
+. INITIAL! f<' AMI olre! gcs;iaien VINO attended Ii. lu
examination.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-10
GTAUNTON ACADENE.-

6tTAITNTON ACAHEJ7G-.-Ih2 .rie-s;zrej. :, corr
~ nics appointed by The board trustee" d.;gous
hope that hy de sI0nI ito advantages. sufficient CioTcc
,GuCt IN obtained promote tho
Tier ne:g5CuOoi, and advance TIE Of
file local situation Of this E.uiIar-,
poets very favourable. The Climate is commonly hel;iv
tire habits OF the people ally correct tire nCc9res
life the 'Fhr COLI
!nit;ee ascerta:ned tina: boarding he had respectable
private families exceeding Forty dollars session
Of FIVE months They have made enquiries The
hoardirg vPs, thcy consider i5Gxad;ca that YOUTHS
should be exposed the temptations incident the bc con-
Quoted houses of that description.
1t ia contemplated that this VIII Re Gin o?ca To-
the reception Of pupils tic let OF cchar provided
prosper; of adeIl'G though noicr=fn Tanuac;.c .5
eryc.s h. held gentlemen OIL II qafca
tons, who consented, in bat take change of Tic
denny, fro.a>1S To those acquainted vith the
JusEPm S,iGfH and cTLET"N WADrrI, ESQ nothing
said recommendation. but 20 parents and guardians
department amd the exemplary habits cf Aessr Smith
and NadfcIl We ro-"over, express candid opinion in
stating that qualified b hrr energy character
CIR rocrasli;v Of talents and ttc 5ya;agc eGcJ'ion
could not selected Toy SIGH institution. VS. give i
personal knowledge oil the E.eiIt,
gentlemen with ,s!iorr we intimately acu,Iair1r
hr terms Of tuition will reduced below c.;nriar.
rates 10 from the following schedule, which has
been sanctioned by tire board Of trustees
| For Latin, Greek Mathematics. Natural !aogn.'v C.'-s
try Astronomy Rh,;orck Logo, Niou! ana hcfi haos'
phT--pcr s'sSiOl $i@
Por Rc4,fnc rcnrn1njp Ari;luac'ic, Fn-ish cidura.
Tho SEMINARY VIII he o;enet FIST Nolary Yo,cm-
lrT next Letters addressed any Tncmbcr Of tc C9HG"
VIII rccziyc tic most prompt attention
JAMES CRNNiDrD
! John WAIT,
JOHN &. SOSiG:.
ERlSCOE G. BNLoWir.
! e.,,,t,,o., August T. ;G1G 6:-v-t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-10
EAsr CCs:sii 'sIoNfKs. OYrICn,
SIR .Ccpf,f,,b.r Ia)S


. SGi September, 1923 (
NAVY ffNLs;!f;.-Tic Commissioners of che Navy win
~ Mccic >eed iiVo.alS unt ,Uth Uc,ober furnish
isIow!u. Timber IN:
MAST AND SpAy. TIMBER.
h Eoi1S'-- oc ut OF yRas:s ni Spas including Foo
iisir, ;iii III zsu nists, and Bows SPIRITS; t0re,
.ft.n, AND Cross JACK NariS; Fore, Hain, and
>Izau iup-mi,sts and Jibhooms, for IL
one ~, ono tso Sleeps ofWar
>afNa. l0:i 1t same for Tf Frgl.es Scops
Of War; and set Of -;;lsts, including Bow
s.;t and i.ainbcvn, Tor Schooner.
.''ret--ihe sals for ~, fT,gass and svo
:'oops of War and two Of .NuSts, nlcludipe
-, hovvs'rii and .han tSon, for SchooneIs
+ic Mast AMI spar Timber, the dimensions
tteS u which VII he fumsisd DESTROYS make
Dies On pfiicoion 10 tie fo.rDdsus tie Navy
arcs respectively must DC lie best vaty long leaf gram
aft southern Yellow ic hec from SAP, eart shakes, wind
"a e, and all oih.r defects
''iiiiE OAK AND YELLOW PINE TIMBER.
~ f'0riSt0l, N: ji2joD1 cub IT OF long leaf
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SS9,69i,945 80 p
1t further appears that the total amount of the
Suspended Debt is 81 100000 ~.
After frequent and rigorous examinations by COM
nttccs of the board, by officers of the Bank and by
the several offices, to ascertain the full extent of the
losses to winch the Bank will probably be exposed OH
me whole mass OF ITS debts and real estate, the esti
mate Of loss, founded ON the latest returns is
nv S3,l92,06i Is
TO meet this the Bank has the Con-
tingent Fund of I,33O,6l5 80
From which 10 be
deducted the Losses al
ready c!lurgeablc TO it ,2sG67B II
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-10
N@E. ~ AEfsS. REYNOLDS, FEMALE SEMINARY
WI A.ND BOAkill.t, StItCA)i.. Rictn M 1T


hrs Reynolds Respectfully iu,.. , inab,aut, OF R:cI.:ofd
and Manchester That tcir ~::-ry and ~ Scl.oo 10
The curse education viii cry ,>trsivc entasins tie
sS'eek, Iatr 'an French nt Spanish languages; Ancieo
Globes Nup Drawing, Kead;n- r,is OioltapiY Ei..?
Sn""T ,n.os'i'n in ;I ~ and toef ENetcisGs i" 10
,ifonony cAcnis:sy MHerao!S i$o.ny DC: sius;c, Draw
IN aih,,eS i33Ee' fowei' 'e.vet and Sa'in ean'n
.'h'"i"fi h> h"s, and es4IS variety ol FaJ"y and
NJ B,nard "a native Of Franre) cnsassl to .cae. le
as "a teacher are Ven Sn9h and 'e'ad rofes i pupils
hiss H,on, who is cnincntly qualified, will pc,ie over
tie musical Department. She viii rcsice in the n,y, a
Nr Pu'",m, al1a resident in The h,stu;ion) VII! g;ye
Instructions in inc varous branches Of E @ together with
Writing and Arithmetic:
~ HgaoLs will deliver c:ery OF Lectures
on Natural Philosophy and Chemistry
linus tie Seminary will have 1--we teachers continually
ploved in s various departments icnr OF wn wiz constantly
reside in the establishments From notahrr OF tcaccrs ami
, various branches t!iat Will te taught il the SEMINARY, ii may
be asserted with confidence, Gt he equaleI, it
g1.l c:not .; surpassed by er;LE intuition IL tie
An aa nsia s g. @ s5 IL sso i
vino az" the best III :cr Respective cla gold
medal also will be given Young laaY ho shall Inish
"T education in this inIlton ;.nG who saa, !c!,y pe
the prescribed course OF studje.-
Ia Inc boarding department Mr.. u AIra 2cy-o3s ass,:v the
ric, that nohg shall be wanting tcir part contribute
u tn" comfort aud a,var- the ,iaraon OF tle young ladies'
Entrusted TO their In consequence of lvinr family
Panh ana Italian languages ana al other oiehcs which
they Purs'e The principals consider it or t,e
10 10 inc morals
~! manners az the you, ladies committed their The
will c"mmcnco tie ist day .: Ccru5c., ld I'll
ii.c last " Wednesday in July
'icTuz can be Known Application the principals
n g. An extensive Philosophical Appara US mas ;oe0 Pc
cnrclAr illustrating cxIuricn.s in Natural Iio>ot yT7
beautiful and eH:en5 collection o. DraNn inl' I'm
cravings, Maps Globes Daga sc have been provided !os
TIE purpose of facilitating tr progress IF 'hoir pppiis
branches CT i'saG au, ornamental education.
RErfRENCFS-Coyornor Giles, form W;chfarl, Vs.. z. ".
Join Amber, ~. and James Wickar, Fsq R:c. nd "a
Gen kobi 1ay2S l. Newton, il ard NrS' Souligac, iq
.NortiIk Sem IN-v,.
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1926. oGG II
And they represent decrease in the
debt of
State Banks cf s.,f5O,a6a -
Bonus, &C. 1880 /;
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Buchanan's * AI'Cui-
loch's debt,
Debts chargeable as
Losses to the Con-
tingent Fund,
6i2,76O iii

uHtt,
--fQ, 16:667 81
Mortgages, 79,9O7 SO
Foreign Bills, 34O135 %
Real Estate, S,292 ,652 IL
banking Houses, 1,079,926 80
Bonus, Premium on loan, expenccs,
NC. 1858 SO
Notes of State Banks on hand, 1.458 ,099 73
Specie, 6593 ,oo7 s.
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Iualed Debt lrcid by tic Bonk,
= - Discourts gre 81 1923 oc9 {
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S9e.728,05l OF
The analysis Of tiis statement will present The To-
towing distribution of the funds Of tho Bank, and tn
manner in which they arc invested
Siatr IF hn Bank, .qngus; LIST, 1920.
The capital paid IN is S31.9?G.2G9 C3
The circulation, 13,Ol5,76O II
Deposits public, 7,50t7fG 43
Pyivatc, G,5Gj ,i79 06
-----13y 8G5,Q25 10
Amount due to sundry Offices and
State Tank i'll current act, Ijo,&G3 g
amount duc to Barings lIottirgue-
6 Co.. &C. sa3.l92 c.
The unclaimed dividends, h5GOU5 rs
Contingent Fund, 1,j80,6A5 IS
Discount, ESchanCc &, Interest, 70
ccivcdsincc Iuiy, 37337a ~
FroGt and Tcts 1,518298 CT
S5o6ol955 80
I'ulled Debt lrcid ty Tic Bonk, $1,000 969 81
,, 10 I1i-~c.,1f a~1 fO7 or
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-10

P}iIaGeIpljn, September 2, 1923.
The meeting then adjourned sine die
ROBERT RALSTOE,
Ch1i-I- 81.
JosgrH Urs7BI Sr:--'r~n.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-26

-. Il oisr .n,c 4ne establishment OF oer gov
ment there was a time when It's lioert'es WIZ
threatened, when its constitution was eu.a"So'eu'
that time IS the present. | do not wish 70 excite
unnecessary alarm. TO create idle iears' wv -
ally do believe, speaking from the tlrm c"h'sc',oh
Of my mind, from mature de''oeratioh uPo.i .'e
the nrirciples involved III ttis contest, iron, the
manner in which the administration oi our govern
ment is conducted, front the dissraceful scenes
which at this time take place, alude 10 the e'ec
t,onecrinp tours of our officers, from the corrup
lion BY Which the Office of president was hargaln-
ed for and spId, and by which 1t is attehpte" 70
be held frcm the yenality OF some papers anu 'he
efforts made 10 silence others, from the system o'
persecution so strictly adhered to ey Mr. aIams
ard his parsans, from the distribution OF oilces
to persons entirely incapable to fuiil ther untles'
from the extravaganza OF the executive III eApehu
Ine ,he monies Of the people, ] really DO
think that our liberties, our rights, and cur pro
pcities are in jeopardy. | should wish to arouse
the pcop,e of tins State from that ethersic slum-
Der which has closed their eyes to the attractions
o! truth. do wish that my i.ativc state should
be enrolled among those who patriotical'y will OPP
pose the encruachmcnt gf power, and the de'truc-
! ton Of their rights; state which hitherto hh'
| been foremost in the cause OF freedom, and whose
former able Representations had Deen the tpdst even
Of her sister states, which, small it is, is cher
cry patriot | wish to see it enlisted on the side OF
truth and freedom.
I Endangered as we arc, there is however re.
deemng spirit in the land there ls vet extant,
. some sparks Of that fire. lighted at the altar OF
liberty which rose into such ilanc when we de
clarel ourselves free aud independent yet may
be found some Of that spirit Of '76 which raised
America among the nations OF the earth and ena-
bled her to cope successful, with the most form
dable power of Europe. | do not doubt Of the
termination of the conflict. The guod sense o
my countrymeH has been manifested on too many
try ing occasions to leave shadow of uncertainty
as to the result, vet would fain have Delaware
among those who exert themselves. would ask
my fellow citizens to think for themselves. not tc
be deludcd by the snares thrown out BY designing
politicians, who in secret laugh at the victims they
have entrapped | would beg them to compare
the characters of the two candidates, II they pre-
fer to consider the contest one OF personal ma
ture; would, however, particularly entreat then
to reflect upon the principles which mark the tw'
partics-thcn all will be well. kENI.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-26
I
JONAS FAllu.ANB. Ciprs B c.
NOTICE.

agaving called ls,qaety on many Of the ux,blrs 81
4 Christina unde'l, without the desired result, beg
cave 10 ialoYm an ihat such are neither agreeable
nor profitable to ms And ha for The convenience o tos,
vho derls d PAY aE their taxes, we'll as nv own
Considerations, a3point Wednesdays add s.trda,s to re-
lacn al he inn Of James pumy, Wilmington.
l. mast be evident 10 every ecting eaali nid, thai
li. demands against lie collector, are perlotca
'd ptious. be promptly met, w,tiout puncu-
ay TIC ar Of his taXauc,. AID for their further con-
nee, have authorised Nj. H.un!y 10 give iece PTS
~ absen- AARON JUSTICE.
C42eetor of CArsstNa i4!are,,
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-26
40 the seaAsrsH tonpos!ns ae B,asd ef T,,8te., ;.
-|fdilefozn .acQtiemu ~

William Ballard,
John S. Merritt,
Matthew Mason,
koberl Cochran,
Peter Curly,
Joseph Wilson,
John 4 Mansfield.
Alexander sloody,
Thomas S. 'lerri,;,
Mary Norris,
Job Townsend,
iienry Templemen,
Lemuel Griffith.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-08
To THE PUBLiC,


q The ith ut. ~" "i.d. % David Brown for
.one 'ine past - ai-W e co.'s pisr letter I'D
H. b'if"t Ames OF VI be. con,sr,nr IN note. OF h. L
'its 1shs Ia Alabama State Btuk aud other Bank. 81 81
''- i'cttun. 10 deliver II imnrltstt, h.
rohiei tom Mobile iife tly after his arrival there
he contents OF the above letter, and other sum. 81
money entrusted 10 hs care, hy persons living
L" ay person furut.h with .st,si actor,
Wiont'n rrsp-tth. has hidng place. vail enable u T.,
&c ve the money will give hall amount that NAV M.
received. - "
ines"t DAVID u nwn VIII. by trade Taylor, ISL middle.
sued na', ahou 10 OF so years age 8 inches
hsli MS mar luIe trusht and hlshy;
eiftc aSi has .ns! sunken ewes. and
"sri h' complexion pale aud sa,w, ~. ,ropt
upYei teeih AZ worn s'Jst lose gum; .u
'houdered; h' feet rattle lung for HI, .,x ena ,h,
of'n aud stare "a his Dress and general denean
" precise IN h. walks retired in h, h.b,
shd mas an svefted pok WHEN acc~sted; fror
,aclna 1nt' 'irons denk; h unable 20 w,. add -
Thought he cannot read There man IN 500 40 con
p.ey hed L. eve IL Is most probable that he viii cham.
aIuan,e. - 'e
n h. asnienis,n spPeis that he lived IN Charleston
S"nmhit tyhhoIc, Nr,vherrN, Csmpden and other
VI "u Cat"iiha aud IA -uni'y town. "a Georgia
'"' States Wh VI hAGOFFIN Il c..
Prairie Biaf, Uiieor CO.,, AiuJan,a
II The National Intelligence aud Wellington icr ami
WIZ 'n'ett h- shNe nthy months, charge their hi
me Nichn mi Enquuet, and forward mail
oonta a. this advertisements. -
uly - ~ ae
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ANTLTARlFF NETTING

COLUMBIA, July 2J.--'. meeting Of the citi-
zeas OF Richlani District Of which previous no
ice bad been given, was held in the Town Hall
OF Columbia on the i9ih inst.--Col J. 4. ChappclI
was called 10 the chair, and WIN G. Clifton, u q
appointed secretary. As soon as The meeting was
organized, Capt. !. \. Black moved Oh adjournment
to the Court House, the Town Hall being too small
Tor the accommodation Of the assembly. The
meeting so adjourned, and met again ia ths Court
House.
The Chairman stated Chat lac object Of the meet
inc vas, 70 hear the rernrt of the committee APP
pointed alta previous meeting. 20 consiler Of the
tnest proper means Of def a,ing he onternpllfed
Auction Bin, and the couise best To 10 pursued in
relation TO tho tariff. On the part Of hat commit.
tee Me- N'Cord made 4 report, which recon-
incndcG the following measures:
J. 1hata s'1uding committee Of thirteen, be APP
pointed whose day il hall lie 10 address "a me mo
rial to tie Legislature, calling on that 50 ereign
body, Tor such relief 10 our trying circumstances,
as II may constituionalY giant, and as its wisdom
may iireot TO protect Car as IL can, from the
Sornio;cu9 effects Of this obnoxious measure.
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july %
SH0CCl SpRINES

NiHe miiss South Of Hparyenfoii and vh,,, 2 a.
n'a" StHef RoHd, feGding JroEl Uayren.on TO Rnrieh
tohe,e me Sag passes every dGV. 80
HIS well known hea and In, bt1 W ter pi,.
- vi" sSsh he open by the 10Th of Jure ne H. to, IN, re-
'p'oo OF F'tefs where every will be deyoJ 10
'HeH' "ohritabie Tue subscribe her
hehs 10 former patrons, aud datts. hesef
nyPe u'ue Gu "ursgeneni, every exerion will he
"std, I" retain Their good will aud prtn,n,
may s'' the SPRING There Will be n.trnmeu,a Mu.,c
&c Tor those who fond such snu,-.
mris Giving 10 the scarcity Il u.shey the urrc- ia, r.
WI ne t,.' man he r,oore-Grn Lace, acl pef
W"hh so ot Tor i.s. tUne thsn month ~ d.. IN A. on
and servant ball Pr'cfIio by tie month SIS; for e
81; 49, ~ ANN JOHNSON.
Nay II, 1928
jrus a. 8,
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RHF u7 cfihef will sll or Che ,mi,, without ssf,,
- 20" Sftu ss hc i6.h Arg rezt n f,t athef,ee ie
F lir 1sy, SUNDAYS e1epr@ h pisn siinr iy,ue IN i
rPpt 'nd oi towhst+u touty aniars 500 .tfe. rh.t
w 80 200 srtcsw ioh have been riesf 30 aud about
20 -r 30 acie ~ og tfauu The i1nd vel adapted 10
'' cVatun ui hacco, AND sli kirds " an, sud re-
fksils we'll watef-i teie brine 9 yey q fILnt
mr. @i'hm shrt distance ~ te us. Of fesdeuce hs
hundnss frs convenient aud excc'ni repair There are
a,cp hatns will 10 Of bsra Srghle siso. sn ehsrd
'sc %. run ft'. TL.-e wi be- cold nv thr .sms dav
p'd The STOCK anh rlsoanon o'c0.dt Tsr"s made
~ ''s1 on the 'sy n ssis. EDWARD MUMFORD.
- P~'te'snn will y, NJ Chrisfms', with III PRIVILEGE
''fi ng ofop r wheat is fais 4. d.
0ugtut g cg-w.l,
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~ LenSc ~ q trLLn ia 49,

ME VA " T. riinta, 90 iy'n. "a Itms. itv1s In
- III county Ilck,nena A. 40 or - mis-. shovs ~
tjAn"., Inv tns Virginia N'ls, ,r Rive aud ,h .e
move tue Middleton dl's III the North hank Of Jane,
Vtfi '"htt 1nbu' 80 &C 100
acc cleared i1Sn and, v'd-d ,hi %. field
anI sln good 'Ids' InI croPpns On tIi. pA,
elegant t~o story Dwelling conpeed good ham
hfsshns machine c'.n r'r.e, stshie, 81.
HE Cnei " T. ntatiJn. iyins Wils. ,un,aiu m
' county, hlp Ia let ike B4Hupr; z1lI i've ling
use h'tn, nachae, sui other necessary HOUSES "a ~
5p"h cropping "rder Both It these paHtibn ae ua eat
10 work ~ hani Those lands a f, well sJapild ,
ne culture Of Colon, tobacco, AID mali gram Th~
later flace about miles bovA IT, W,ln,'. iyef.
where there god manufacturing milf and nsyr AZ an 10
t'chn"i Both pireare issrahe TO- health fertility Eo.
f'pY o. ;iins muts 1hove "a Ia, ihe road lead
Ira. UcIIIyC.
August 5. 5G on,
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hereby gwen th" Farmer. eins and particularly
= 10 Tue 'nhahiHns at the and II. VIC u
'hat nave ~ operation tue Coumbi Spn.ier ~ IA ,hc
"ors Picking { adins Spunin Marhue 10 70 b. hand
wH,eh w sPib from 10 10 warp per oaysnd A. fin.
a NO. W wrkst ~ hand Six Spindle Machnr SlSD
also Picking and Caiding Machine, that vii, max, nm
" pounds OF b'ls PER day, worked by hand fo D. 49,
hy e -" "f ptt-ns, WISHING 10 purchase, will please call
:, 'iT D Deh"pn' niormstpn, al NV e.,ep.. In
fuVnns, 10 rilesirc Wilmington IN SAID county and q
miles from Louisa courthouse.
july %. 2a''St,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-08
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NE Sb'c'i6eo e6scs TO, sale Pimtao, in Tie eoun,u
~ HaitOteg iyiHg Chick1hoH,y Srp,t,p cou,,,, - .
!So @c'ssi . IS mules from the cyof Richmond; ne
iecHae'vWs InPtFe passes through There are mo,
% %O9 acres tgAtc! hUe Rever Le cleared rae timber nm !,
IS considered e7uoi u snpscos 10 my IA n ssco ~
cY."'y here as ~ acres ofercie' Meado,p Land 10
SH' P4raaSs that put iyg 5eIoO sas Tsr,piLe ,oL5 h,
Pa~eiy ftPefeaef There i, Smo lIW with, 6oIf n
'i" 'h'et ioo"i9 be grra advantage any one r6in
get P me timber or build fytksr description, is DEEM
sfn"Hecsssar those desiros If yesting coga m IgnL
'y o'eto q Joshua StOrrs ,iiying ado4ne fry Mi
'4etr" at any fiae appiicatiot to be irade 10 I5p o.
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