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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-21

EDCCHI9O.V
a Schoo' VIII be opened at my house the .osn-
ing year under the superintendent Of nj;
l.. Jones, IN which, will be taught the main hr,,
cnes oil English education, viz: Orthouraphy
iteading, y" SIting, Arithmetic, Grammar, G,eopra
Phy q history SIN or eight little girls can he
wi'h BOARD mmy family where strici
attention will be paid TO their morals ans dnrort
ihent-the price for board and tuition will h,
sSV-'o ne paid semi annually-eaoh boardcr
nndin;T her own bed and bedding. The school will
commence en- the 10Th January, and terminate on
ne 10Th December, with vacation of or,. NJ tho
Summer months. Let arse 10 ii,c smh.
scrIoer living near the Bowling Green C,n,,s
County, will be attended to
PiCHEGRUE w0OLFoLK~
10y, :. 5s-wt25thD
n,inistratorship on the estate of Racj,eI Us,r,-
dec q requests those who have any eli inns AGAIN
SAID estate, TO make them ku i.,,, h tb-o 1,h
next month, properly authenticated, or this viii
be plead In Bar against them by
VIZ. G. MADDOX, AGm'o,
~ ~ OR. HARRIS, Deceased.
lf 9hA''ey, Noi'ii-s otT1ai o54a, oa1i -, u
Griffin II. Fou,hse, NJ.
HUT .',F d. VI '' and warner Hurst as~'or e,,,a.
THIS day ;' pl,f by hi, counsel sud ps'
'nssS',sn, ni the a.. - NO:
~ wa, Ihe u'd de't 'Ppssr h-ie tn. s,epnr
mat suPv a ths order D. forthwith inserted f 81"
", in some ncsPap. lr,h,L within th, .,,
ana ss" bos'.d ~ tn. iios door Of the t.urtou,e OF d.
''' ~ 'N-'''' ." ) c. ny. Tsste,
Nv ., l. BArE5 &C.
5S--v6Ws -
'E'hE 'us'eriter ak- method .. ,siormn. m.
H"i ia, Public thht lie has resumed She Grocery Bu.
m 'n h'u-e formerly occupied by Mr Thom.oL Mil.
me head Of II street, Shochoe lii,i and two go, ',
" he has hand, general otpI
groceries, Shoes, Hufs, sc.
,, rne' ,"'oce 81 HARDWARE consisting OF lock- of nj,
@ f9'e' and iorb, pen knives, drawing knye.
iSP "!'' haH" stw &c also, uaIis ct al knd, ~ M, =,
ss,s ny 10 dnd 10 by - which tie will .e low 10
49, ., WooDSON PARRISH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-21

deceased Ills acceptance Of this appointment va
Gates his seat in the present Congress; aud Sc
cond election for Member 10 supply his place will
consequently have TO be held immediately.
!Scioto Gag.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-21
Lctset 70 Me Ed.inr. datea

1lcI'eT 20 he Ed3F0r, QafeH
FRASKFoRT, Ky, Nov. ., 1923.
DEAR SIR:-The present state of Our ;neorra-
ton indicates that in my last rather under. csti-
mated the jackson majority in this State The re-
turns from g Congressional Districts are now so
nearly complete, that we know the results within
"A few votes
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-21

CurLLrcorIfE, Nov. i2,--Thc Hon. William
Creighton Jun. al present a Representative in Con
gress from this District, hes been appointed by the
President, Judge o! the UUfci sa.es Cou :, Tor
&c District O.. Oils, - &c room 81 j. = !}gri.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-21

Jefferson county gave Adalps majority oc so
votes.
Enough IL known to say, that sc have noby
sustained our cause, and carried The vote of lndi.
ana by thousands. [SfGicsma,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-21

ihis IS mistake. General Cist OF Msry!and,
commanded the detachment, and Col Laurcns fell
al the head OF an advanced party, which ne be
beved would be supported by the General, who
managed the expedition most unfortunately and in
Jud!ciously. Laurens went as volunteer, and
was me victim Oh his own incorporate courage.
Our Correspondent authorizes us TO say that he
speaks from his own knowledge hecause ne wit
messed his death, and the circumstances attending
il. q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-21
Ertrdet GA Letter TO The Editor, dated

SIR II basten (bctore our Eastern nsii closes
70 ioiorn you, that tbe Jackson Electoral ticket has
succeeded In this state, by a majority Of about
1900 votes; and the note Of Adams Post nasteT
of Frankfort, Ky, on an oayelope, TO an Adams
Post master IN this place, soy il isfoo true that
sc have Lost this state by 1900" iU S. To
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-21

You viii end that our maj " viii not vary 1000
rom ms estimate, and Il is as likely 10 exceed it as
10 fall short.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-21

VI $. begs leave likewise u refer 10 Jote
HieshS,n, chapman Johneon, Richard Anderson
hobt Gwa,hmoy, Geo. Fisher. O. ". Bsecb,'-
jag " "tk1a1. l...-s -. VI Page.
Now - e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-21

52C6 Nett Jackson Majority.
Most % u.is estimate is made out from actual
returns, with the exception Of very few counties
from which the accounts are verbal. II will be
found not 10 vary materially from the official &c
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-05

with Henry Clay, did, by an amb;devto,ou. !.
play of his highly appauled art in th s''auus dis
Of diplomacy, make desperate effort to .sur'e
hrst views into effect, and at the samn ~ MS
cheapy purchase dominion for himself. ,n% 'e !. j"
Duhe IF York, his son. ''N uls
Cesar conquered the enemies of Rome T..
citizens. and conquered her citizens with ,hs9 WI
ney OF their enemies. But Adams fmiserlr .a WV
first bought the rights Of lis fellow citizen. I."
some OF their ila'se stewards, and then n,d ;.
traitors out of the peoples own money. 80 Jug
The first American aristocracy relI win a
elder Adams; the second arose with the vounr. ~
amalgamation with Mr. Clay. o'''
Asreeably, to my original design, 7 will no,v :,
lect that association in conjunction with one r,on
your own immediate neshborhood, and attem,"
to show, that the actions Of both, have been ~,
erned by none other than aristocratical sentmsn,,
which are in open hostility with your riuhts ,n1
privileges as ireemen-that both have been ouilt.
OF prescription. usurpation, partial d.triIrtion
lJ patronage, and abuse Of public funds 1t ma,
appear as an attempt to burlesque some of thc
Hon. gentlemen comprising in part, the board i
- Trustees Of the .uiddLetomn .4cademy"to Solo,.
them for my future purpose, by comparing t5si.
nlnct. and that of tie far famed Adams and
Clay;-but as am waring with principles and mn
men, must bar all such invdous surmses. Nv
aim is to show the aIarminsly diseased state !,
the whole body. BY pointing out to you the vr,.
lency oil the dlstemper, aud caution YOU arains.
its contagious qualities; to impiore you to be care
inl how you enrust the dearest rights of your NOS.
terity in the hands Of men who are bound togehcr
by secret compact to nsurp and destroy tie bu.
warks of your IL rty by slow and nsidious Dr..
signs and to lndnce you TO rally around the peo.
pies standard, and by giving powerful force and
All IN favor OF their cause, assist them in their IT.
tempt to sutlocate the banting in its swaddIn,
clothes. Let each OF Won show Yourselves at tho
polls, at the ensuing elections, and let your watch
word be. .jarhson and our rights.
| cannot close without asking Tie gentlemen
trustees whether it Is a Fact, as reportci-blt
the balance Of money belonging to the institution
alter deducting ,lisgraceiul expenditures, to be
shown hcrcalter) are. and have for some time past
been swelling that inqutous fund which is belev
eli to be appropriated to the general use Of cleo
loneering purposes, from Georgia to Maine. 10
secure john Z. Adams re election to the presi.
dcncy! PuBLICOLa.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-05
pom rnr DELAWARE r4rnIoT.
a." United zee Stand, dirieied ICE Fall"

United zee Stand, diuiied ICE FALL"
! cannot help addressing myself to the friends Of
Jackson once more and do it with reluctance
knowing full well have nothing to gain, nor NO
thing to loose, by their success or non success a;
the approaching October election. The friends o.
Mr.. Adams IN this State, alarmed almost to thc
loss of reason by the Western news, and the Ger.
talnty that Jackson's friends in this State. il unit
ed, must carry their ticket, lave resorted TO trick
tor the purpose of disunitng you They cndeavoc
to sow the seeds Of jealousy, and by their growth
TO check your progress towards success. ! appeal
to you as men entirely animated by principle, as
entirely disinterested in the part you have TAKEN
70 stand by your cause, your party, and your can.
didate. Open your arms to every convert, and
make common cause with every man. who will sup
pert the cause Of Jackson and Reform. Now is
me 'line Tor actlon---be up aud dolng-lct not the
poison oil the Adams men be poured into your ears
while you are asleep You have great. an atmr'
able duty to perform You owe it to yourselves
your chlldren--your country, and the cause--to
make every excrtion to Danish every other feeling
than that OF zeal and anxiety, Cor the saccess Of
your attempt, to expel from the Halls Of the TEN.
| Pte OF Ltberty-the crampt and usurpng men, who
have not only filched from YOU the chair OF State,
but who are laboring to put their feet upon your
neck, AID under the forms of the constitution to
create despotsm Remember, that your country
looks trcmbingly alive upon the contest-remem-
ner that your children, your relatives, and your
trends. turn on yon their ayitated countenances--
remember, that your companions ard colleagues
IN array-look with confidence TO you for deeds OF
bravery, and for Jealous corporation in the's
vl'tuous effects Before you are the enemies
OF your freedom, beaded by moral usurper OF
your rights. They hear in their hands thc chains
with which, it successful. they intend to ietteT
YOU and yours forever Remember the issue IS
Ltberty or Death Should Adams be elected
farewell to your trcedom-your rights and you:
happiness. No longer wonld you be allowed Z
ex erclse the right Of suffrage. Adams wouIc
make Clay your next Prcsdent-Clay would make
his Secretary Of State his successor The baliOt
boxes the arms Of freedom, would be shut, aHd
your iorefathers have left YOU legacy, which your
own supiness had allowed to be taken from yen
py your own servants Rouse yourselves in your
right, frpemea whether YOU have led in the var
or brought up the rear. When the line is formed
you Will all find your posts of consequence. Every
man must feel As it his vote was to decide the con-
test-et their be no strile-let all do their duty.
Remember TO vote, and actively support YOU
C"nsressman-yon Legislators, and your Whole
ticket. Let your motto be " United zee Stand. d.
rided zee FaH' your watch word " tho Sovereign,
y OF me Peopte"-your battle cry" Jackson onA
hJorm." fin originrl Jackson man
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-05
FOR THE DELAWARE PATRIOT.
I" Signs Of the Times"

Mn EnrroR-To show you the estimation II
which the mild caculators of the administration
presses are held by their own party, have suo'
Joined the sentiments recently expressed BY sevc'
raj gentlemen of this County, friendly to the cleo
ton Of Adams -
lst by one of the Delegates to the late g ssdr
tonreatiOn," held at Dover-' give it as my i'fn
conviction, after mature deliberation, that the g
lection OF Gen Jackson to the Presidency, IS no"
placed beyond all doubt this firmly bec'c;
though wish it were not so"
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-05
WANTED.

A LAD TO attend in Lottery Office, 10 whom liberal
N compensation will be given. Apply at No, % Mar.
ket Street, Wilmington, Del.
Sept. 9Th. If.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-05
JONAS z. fAlILAMB, Cprl q. c.

GTATEMENT Of the Road Accounts of REBELLION Iiun
- drcd, New-Csstlr Cnuniy, for the year 1877
Amount Of tax laid for Il supper, Of Tic road,
and bridges al ~ ceiis to the hundred dol 1913 02
lars
balance due the roads On settlement NAV 81,
1870 nom Thomas Clark, Collector. $40 10
Slo28 II
,'. Iu a',owea 'otec'or' SIP 20
Commissions tor collecting and paying away, at
Pc'cen'um. SOS 40
SSi 10
Nett amount Of tax csAz no
Orders paddy Thomas \. Clark Cnl'ectorand
ovcrseer, and allowed BY the Commissioners
Oh settlement made May 9th 1873 s8A7 10
JOHN SUTTON. ,
JOHN EXrON, { Commissioners
JOHN DEPUTY. }
September I'd. 1923, 65-eot I'm
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-05

For regulating the distribution Of Brandysine
water in the Borough Of Wilmington, and for
other purposes.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-13
MARINE NEWS.
Port or RICHMOND, DEC. |
ARRIVED.


Schr Cato, from Petersburg with tobacco, 10 4.
Petticolas, jr.
Steamboat Virginia, Ferguson, from Baltimore and
Norfolk, with passengers.
Steamboat Potomac, Jenkins from Nasb;re.,on
Alexandria and Norfolk with passengers
Steamboat Petersburg, from Norfolk, with passen-
gers.
Yessels pissed IN The Rrey by the Steamboats, arrived
last right.
Below Jamestown, Ship james Cropper hound
down. OFF Jamestown, ship Parachute at anchor.
bound up. OFF fIog-isand (aground) Philadelphia
Schr' loaded with cotton, bound down. Below Days
Point snip bound down, with in her topsa:ls-
Below Warwick, ship at anchor
SAILED,
Schr Telegraph, Ketchum, fer New York coal
Brig EnterprEc, Layiiold, Tor Boston, with flour to-
bacco, &c.
Arrived, schr. Policu, Fooks, from Richmond,
bound to n. York. The scl.r James. LAWRENCE
Jound to Georgetown, d. CO. came down the river in
co. and proceeded up the bay.
Also, schr Specie, Bush from PETERSBURG hound
20 n. York.
Below, sch. Chariot, Mocunbcr, days from New
port, TX. ~ in ballast
In Hampton Roads, brig Ocean, Hedge from Rich
0lond bound 10 Boson,--brir Northumberland 0lr y
Carnuvy, from up James river. Cor Cowes and n mar
kct-ol5o, schr. Margaret, Uhncr, from Richmond
bound 10 II. York
Sailed, scbr Chesapeake, hull, for ~ York.
The ship Parachute, Buntin, reported Yesterday in
Hampton Roads, has proceeded up James river.
NORFOLK, Dec tl.-Arrived. scfr. Ia(avotto
Bissell. New Orleans 26th Nov. Yesterday. in lat
6 20, Ion. ~ so, spoke brig Ajax, Banks, hence for
Vow Orlcans.
Schr. Lucy e. Harrison, Morris, PHILADELPHIA. d
days lIcfl schrs. Foyoritc Bcrn1rd for Norfok and
Virginia, Chambers, for R.imoud, cleared on Satur-
dev,l to sail next dav.
New York
Subdivisions Bold Commander. Irons. for Pbila
Pnai Emblem. Mcr"rcaui Specie. Bush; Pelican,
FOOLS and sloop Constitution, Wynants, for New
York.
=, From Hampton Road5--Brg Ocean, Hedge. for
Boston. o. avs
hlso--Br. BRIG Northumberland, Carnayv. for
Cowcs and market.
'rll rugged brig anchored at Soawoll's Point this
morning.
The brig Criterion, TAYLOR, from Norfolk, entered
at New Orleans 9Th ult Tho brig Columbia Jami.
son, from Richmond Mt do. 18th.
The brio Catherine, Mayo, was loading at New
Orleans I'D ult. for Norfolk
.. The BRIG Factor Prince, for - schrs. Francis
Smith, and Planter, Baldwin, for New York, from
Richmond, went 70 sen to-day.
NEw YoRK, Dec. ae-Arrivcd Schr Ann Marin.
White, days FROM Rchn,ond
Sailed, brig Pioneer, TIubba, NoGli, schccncr
i Gould, Eih.9rd
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-13

BALrInoaE, DEc. ii.--Arrd. Brig Hunter, Arm
strong ~ days from Rio dc Janeiro. Left, Oct. 2ist
B.gs' Chalcedony, King. from Richmond, just arr d;
Thule, -. from Rica1,ond, just ARID; U. s. ship
Boston, Hoffman, from Montevideo.
From London Shipping Lists and papers 10 Nov Isl.
Cowes 2S--Ar. Dapper, Dickinson, N. York
Grayesend, 28th-Ar. Fame, Hamburg; Portland
do.--seth, Java, Boston. eth, Robert Edwards, N.
York.
Liverpool, e3th--Ar. Josephine, n. York; Sublime
'Iinson, CEaslcston FINLEY, Savannah Edward
Charleston. --2Gth, Waverly, Charleston; Eizabcth
do Wan. Thompson, N. York; Brothers, Quebec;
Mara, do.
Havro, 2sth-Ar. Caroline. N. Orleans 9Th. Gre
scent, n. York; Chas. Corroll, N. York
ON Dover, 2cth, Virginia. Hasker, Bremen.
Cnxhavcn, 23d--Ar. Monroe, Wiederholt NJ
York. "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-13
COOK FOR HIRE.
.NEW BOOKS DC

CRoCKFORD'S or Life in the West in vols.
- Lights and Shades Of English Liio, in vols.
Anatomy Of Drunkenness by Macnish.
Remains Of Nathaniel Appleton Haven, with a me-
moir Of his life, by George Tickner
a Practical Grammar Of the German Language, by
DIR. Charles Follen.
Scripture Help, designed to assist in reading the bible
proftably by Bickerstith.
Manual OF General Anatomy, containing concise
description Of the Elementary Tissues of the HUI
man Body, from the French of Bayle g. Holland,
by s. ID. Gross, NJ. ID.
Practical Obstetrics from the French of julius Hatin
by ;. ID. Gross, Nj. ID. &c. &c. &c. And hume
rous other valuable and interesting works for sale by
dc j. IA. NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-13
NNXT TUESDAY.
10000 DOLLARS.

1910 Prizes Sl836en
Whole T'eketsseO HafSIO, Quarter S., Eighths so.
Washington, Dec IL.
u The Managers oihcical list of the drawing of
the above Splendid SHRINE will be received on Friday
afternoon 10th inst The cash as usual can be had for
prizes the moment the drawing is received-at the
fortunate Lottery g. Exchange Office of
THO. B. BIGGER.
Where No. 90, 90 80, a capital PIE of Sc 600
was presented on Saturday last and the cash imme
diately paid. dec Its
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-13

AZ u. COM-SN has received, and nov oilers, a Ms, 4
selected and general assortment Of ladies' aenilemen
o and silver patent lever and aiche eight and
ana tiicy Jewelry; silver, plated, and Efitama Ware;
eFeroin, calendar, and other ecs; fountain silver alsi
tt! Fen gold, silver and shell SIcctaoles; Thimbes Tooth
Pch MAJORS Scissors enknycs, Thermometers, peets-
son and flint Pocket Pistols, percussion Caps Spy-Gasse
surveyors and pocket COmpaes, Plating l strIcnts H.
mature frames and 20 ke books cases purss
and pse clasps pSei and she'll combs; go jet, steel ana
sii 'iI'si ses and KEYS key rings; military goods watch
makers tools and maieraS with rea, variety Of other ant
clc az OF which he is enabled sell below lon'er prices
N.i-N aich,s and clocks, and mathematical instruments
carefully repaired and adjusted.
orfefs for any article in his Inc rnrcuay attended to-
Ge 3-eots
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-13

SOath Carolina FtmaIe hlstatution.
" ANTED-A Gentleman, who can give unexceo,icna.
bic references, character and ability 10 olcrate a.
ohaPian and Assistant utor lie must be fully competent
assist III the Literary duties Of institution and 10 instruct =
select nnbef OF pupils the Greek and Latin languages and
tine Mathematics.
The salary addition boa.,i was!, candles and FIRE
"oou, W,h DC Sioo per annmn ELIAS MARKS ~. D..
NOV IS-NoC prinrinal
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-13
GROCERIES.

GROCERIES.
We are receieing per Schrs. DionaeGe, IirfeiF Bal
tic s mary, for sale
10 Hhds West India lnolasses
O0~ do New Orleans 30
&C bags coffee
100 kits family mackere
1i8 bbls potatoes
81 boxes tallow candles
% bbls onions
189 do No. l, 9 and mackerel
70 boxes sperEIuceti candles, first quality
half chests Tyson tea
10 boxes gunpowder do 10 lbs each
10 pipes imitation brandy, 4th proof
100 sides soalleather. best quality
10 bbls Newark cider
90 casks Goshen cheese
10 bbls Ohio whiskev
23l casks Tbomaston lime
bhls, boxes and , hhis sugar
3 casks assorted stoneware
cases Webster's spelling books.
de l2-lct DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-13
T4LU4BLE LOTS ar .4UCTION

Two effect partition of bate John H. Brow,
according la The provisions oi his last will his executors
"h on the ioTcnon OF Monday, the I'D day tic present
'oh oe Lot sale III auoIon, the premises all le Lots of
h heungns TO ;hat estate iilt DE iu part lie elf,
uSit dsnon'naed layo's addition; among hiclr ase fair
iOe aHoinmS fir John huhero0d lying his hoa,
anu Mt MtcfeI each ot III de street thirty rt
VICE. ana eNtndns back alley ils feet The elevated
.u.i"n oi thee O ad their contty the business part
.! Ine town, naAe them desirable situations tor private r. 4
Irrces- !u1s q aLT~O iTds of lire PURCHASE money 10
90 iaid "in interest eleen months The dy of sale 10
* secHieib Ire bond o the pun haser Il deed of trust on
he Prnpeythe other r 10 be pad from the DE-,
vi e the purchaser O@Se negotiable with an appro,,d
. Paid dec n al.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-13
NFR. WARNER ". PRICE,

"a x. WARNER ". PRICE, YOU are a pouree
47E slcnt Of Virginia, and nave agent known 10 me ak
" mat shall at the following places and DDS viz al Pos
e' IA en-, Cumberland county a first Saturday in
January next at VILLAIN NelytoG's ~ Buckingham county, Va
en- The ihTd Saturday IN said JANUARY and at Grerburc
Green COUNTY Nv the le of Jan next proceed TO rae fe
GpoSons and adayjts OF suney Witnesses be read As en-
dsice ~ SAT- IN ;he county OF Cumberland n, chanrcv
III which plaintiff and you and others are def ndans
nov I9-w-t JOHN 4. WILLIAMS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-13
YATES & NI'TNTYRE.
X ICHMoND, Va Nov p
DONALD ADAIR

MRS. JOHN G.. MOSBY has taken the house
t'A lately occupied by Mrs. Higginbotham on 9Th
street, the Second Presbyterian Church, and is
prepared to accommodate such of her friends as NAV
favor her with their company, with Board on the
usual terms. She wishes to engage six or eight
Members ofthe Legislature, with without families
nov ~ 12t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-13
COTTON YARNs. COTTON YARNs

Ff0m the F0UiOiUn Cotton Factory.
& FunrHTR reduction in tho price Of Joseph Uev-
wool cotton yarns, has this day taken place. The
Subscriber having made arrangements with Mr. Hev-
wood. will be regularly supplied with oil numbe that
may be called for a. he prices hereto annexed. II s
unnecessary to dwell on the superior quality Of this
yarn. Those who have used It invariably give Il a
decided preference over any other spun in this STATE
or any imported from the Northern Factories. sin
gle trial IS sufficient 20 cstoNsh the truth OF this 80
scr'on. Mr.. Hcywoods prices for yarns will, ON Cz
aiming the following list be- found to be lower than
any others sold In this State taking into consideration
the great difference IN tC quality. Good clean whts
cotton viii bc received bl o." subscriber in exchange
for cotton ynrns the prices hrreo anne tcd and tho
highest market price allowed Tor the cotton.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-13

TUE subscriber respectfully informs the public, and the menn-
ber Of the Legislature particularly that he will Open on
tuesday ID Of eocbor az his apartments over Aliens Lottery
ONCE Class for Modern Languagcscomprising French
Spanish ltaian, and Portuguese The DAYS attendance will
be on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. ofcach week Unit, tho
hrst OF March next Several Gentlemen have already given
then names those disposed to Join them, will please TO make
immediate application
~ ew more advanced pupils can be received the frs,
rench Clas which ccltcs Monday Wednesday and Fri
day, of each week, from m o'clock IN tie evening and also
two more pupils IN the Bookkeeping Ch which attends ON
tho same evenings, from tn O'Clock
doc 3-ooim STEPHEN BERNARD
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-13

MRS. sTorE,s pnMnrrr

u In consequence of the nc!emency OF The weath.
or on the night OF her first benefit, she induced to
take second, on which occasion Mr. HAMBLIN
has kindly volunteered his services.
THIS EVENING, DEC. 10,
w Ill be presented. lac celebTated Ilay oS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-13
ARCED POINTER, Trustee.

4 AMI FOR SAE.s,.Ihe subscriber oilers .or sale a
small in in the county of Gloucester living on York
INV miles inflow Gloucester Town containing three hunde
.J ofve acres, independent all island in the Ser
lis place IS noted for fine fish and oysters and has m il "a
si'n "i good water The Improvements of daell =
mousse, &c suited small FANNY For terms (which viii e
leco"moiatng) apply MIR Richard Thorn,on Gloucesie
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