davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24

rules holden the clerks Office of the county court of
kng queen, the Sin Of October, 1923 Philip e rem
dcon, pit against Nathaniel Crane and pcvon Crane dls
lF CnANCEsY
Inc dendnnis MOI having entered their appearance and
yen security ccdg ~ the act Of assembly and the rules of
s court, and happeddng by atisfcory evidence that they
acnt n'af"nts n this state IL ordered that the defendants
90 appear here on The second Monday in January next and
answer he BIT Of he PLAINTIFF and tai copy Of This order be
@ 'p"Hh neded ~ some newspaper published the city Of
hcnm ior o nFmi successvcly, and posted the front
dOpr Of the courthouse Of the said county
tF copy. Tetc, ROBERT POLLARD, jr D.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24
TO Carpenters and Cubinet .Makers

kESHE Subscriber has, and will constantly keen
L. on hand, an extensive assortment of mahoga-
NY, and materials OF all descriptions in the Cabinet
line, viz; boards plank post crotch and shaded We
neers, with good counter stuff. hand ratings novels
banlsters, &c for stores and dwelling houses Also
cnrled hair, figured and plain hair cloth moss gum
copai coach and cabinet varnish all of which will be
sold low for cash good paper.
GEORGE HENDREE,
Opposite the Merchants Coffee House,
y ov u hlain Street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24

FENtsSI >asit "a IA Sib.-N nj be SOLD ON line me-
II misses on the 9th day OF December next to the highest
bder In csh, fifty acres land less living on Dover
ti'@, IN the county of Gochd satisfy objects of
deed OF trust, executed 6y heskia Purycar undersigned
dated the ilth Noyembc 1872 and Of record Goochand
county Office Will. GRAY -
Nov l5-w4tc THO. TAURNiAN ( Irustres
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24

"A 1IoCxAN6AYxox.
WmREAs, ncarly the whole of the returns mado
~ ont by the Commissioners appointed pursuant
70 the Act Of Assembly Of February 18th, l323 for
holding the poll for the choice Of Electors of Pre-
sident and of the United States have
been received by the Executive Department, from
which 1t appears chat alarge majority of the votes
has boon given for The persons herein named and it Is
manifest therefore. TIM; they regularly chosen
Electors as aforesaid, as follows. viz
William c. Holt, Of Norfolk County,
William III. nj Farland, of Petersburg,
!ohn Car,sill. of Sussex
Maj. Thomas NJ. Nelson, of Mecklenburr SIS
Richard Logan, of Halifax, g.
DR.. James Jones, of Nottoway,
Judge William Daniel, OF Lyichburg
Col Joseph Martin, of Henry
William r. Gordon, of Albernarlc,
Judge William Brockenbrough of Richmond
George Buckner Of Caroline,
William Jones, of Gloucester,
Col. Robert McCaullisli, of Williamsburg,
Ellyson Cu-ric, Of Lancaster,
Judge John w. Green, of Culpeper,
Col. John Gibson, Of Prince William,
Gen. George Rust Of Loudoun
Jared Williams, Of Frederick,
DR. Jacob ID. Williamson, of Rockingham,
John Bowyer, of Rockbridge,
MAJ. John r. George, of Tazewcll,
Andrew Russell, of Washington
Joel Shrewsbury, of Kanawha,
John Mcmillan, of Brooke,
have therefore thought 1T with the advice Of Tho
Council of State to make proclamation thereof and
do hereby give notice TO the Electors as herein above
nnmcd that they are required by the Act of Congress-
passed March 9Th, 1892 to meet the Trst Wednes-
day OF December next, at such place as shall be
directed by the Legislature of the State then and
there to give their votes aud make and seal their Ger
tcates OF all the said votes. end dispose thereof rs
by the said law rected and that the said meeting is
appointed by the Legislatures by the act passed on
the 18th February, 1928 to ne held in the Capitol in
the City OF Richmond upon the aforesaid day.
Given under my hand as Governor and under
tsEAL.1 the seal of the Commonwealth at Richmond
this hday of November. 1928.
WIN. 3. GILES. f,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24
CnAnlrs CRY CnI.rrn. Inlv

CnARLEs CRY County,, July 1923
To Hte Legatees md Distribtfees If John Lndd dec
NOU hereby notified, that am now prepared as the
N eo Of the late Samuel Ladd who exor of the said
John Laid, 10 pay each and all Of YOU your respective
shares Of Che balance which appears be due estate Of said
John ladd as by settlement 81 commissioners appointed for
purpose 10y the county court u Charles City, upon exhibits and
vouchers presented by the said Samuel Ladd which said
count audited and settled Of record IN the Office Charles
City county, and exhibits Tive balance due said cuae
Some OF you resident IN c State of Ohio aud others seated
portions Will be your own and shall nay interest
on tire amount aitera reasonable period from this day.
SAAIB w. BADD Exor
Oct 29-3 Of SAINT Laid, dec.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24
ktREEN Hill SEMINARY viii De opened ,or

4 SREEN kilLL SEMINARY will Ue opened Tor the
IN ensuing year, the 18th January, closed ON the
10Th OF december vacation of month will he given in
te summer The subscriber s continues keep am asss
tn, ie course of instruction will embrace the Latin and
English languages the Elements Geometry Geography with
the use of the as and Globes and all minor brnche of
education Fulton of Latin scholars Sl5 English scholars s
boaihng SIS, per attention will be given To m
serve the morals and health OF the Students advance
ueif stu'es JOHN HALES.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24
A1EfiAGr. SCIisJIlL

4fEdALE SCli,Itbb.A school wlI v =, .riIrl on me
y first ri January next the residence of the subscriber in
county OF hcw Kent Under he Miss Elizabeth Bacon
All the branches OF good Essh education will taught and
undNie attention gwen the aud morals of tbose
condcd to her twill be exclusively for Ganaes and j.
liited To fourteen Terms. for bUad tuition for session
OF ten months $50 oncha.t To be paid tire 18th day of
August tive balance the 2;h OF December There will 6e
vacation from the ljn Of August the 18th of October
JOHN b. CLOirON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24
r Is St,;aSg RnoTAaIC cAaDEN AND MUIR

pytNry
EfoPnetor ms establishment, we'll known ior il, gr
extent and Tor the superior accuracy attention and ds
w1n whch orders are executed las Oef to the public
~ hnton 10 the great COLLECTIONS OF former years several hun
9ted ne" varieties OF the choicest fruits of France Enrland
t'ay, Genaany, AID the Crnnea which have been rcnI,
introduced TO notice by r knigni President of the ortir
.M 9pc'cy Of ndon ~ POessor Bose Director of the ROYAL
ttrdens Al an Professor Van Nous Of Brussels aud other
distinguished buI'cturlls very less of which n will b seeo
Oy Comparison Of catalogues, possession of any otber
Persons Va thc Union liz fact, ms been matter ii pr,
WIN the Frpr'o 10 concentrate his establishment eyer,
eeies AND variety o most interest hc Bortcultua will
oct regard 10 exPsnco ex'ion, aud these efforts have b
aOwled win the most auspJJs results. This new oaloy.
oans 20 varieties OF apples, 20 Of pears, Of peaches
Ioo OF pus B Of Cherries 80 Of aprcOls % Of
o. almonds, - ofmnberde 10 qurces AZ Of rs besides
prooronably extensive ofcuuans rsolres goose
unes, wHlDuts chesnUts ar other fruits Vcy uarcnlar
anton has been paid the collection of grap.yes and tb
assortment now conpes 100 varieties 2D7 Of which
ION ue ROYAL collection Of I,e Luxemourg-aud The cl;cc
kn can now be supplied IN any Quantities for VINEYARDS AZ
WY fencrd prices aud on liberal terms The depa c, 81
onOnehs trees towering Tis and piansJul6ous nowers
Ltccrnoase plants &C. have greatly extended. All
te collection 0i roses CONSISTS Of ayye CJ spr v,
vs. al tai " doi5s 5ias, Of a1ge loo yacles o. syef
The visitors ~ lie establishment en-, bc,y ;
itp h fi oIor with which cverv department condIcted
cd tle rss ofic l'ot john Lowell President OF Inc Aq
cFianl So;cly OF VI tsichus oil tc celebrated prolt
hiiche Ol ~. Fex Ptcalis, President uf the Lu,ps S
N others which seen published in on, ;g -
Sfls eyinc, ~ great superodiy -
A. " therom wiih confidence the Proprietor sools The
paio".se Of l.e American pooiic.
or'bs Tinasean Society Of Pans, Of the Tori.
- 'ntt al Socisties q Paris aud y0ndof ami
.. q ne hnpsnai sosog Of ae Georg0fH nj
..tIhT&i f~senee, Go.
- Sl.'ai5 sg,tis, y. above ,staisislme,t. vii, ~
'hise aa oder ~ -Naokcs tnai are le't Win ~,
u alaIssH.os ,ia,sH' e'S He lss elg for sale Princes
htptf'--'o Aec4u, r. frsr5rf "a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24
Rosl;n. Nov. 10Th. 1922.
AisstiIL'S SAI.r

M AtSSt1L'S SAfIt5.In Occurrence @ decretal orIers
Iva OF The superior chancery the Richmond dis
tIIct pronouceSi therein depending wherein Hugh
Nelson administrator dc onis of Thomas Walker dc, is
paint and the executors of Nicholas Cae dec and others
are defendants will be exposed GALE the highest bidder
before the door Of Mis- Ann Chambers tavern in Stamton ON
the h day Of November next the land living near the
South riyeE IN tho county OF Augusta following viz: one tract
OF eight hundred acres Guhres OF four hundred
acres adjoining Aleyr Hail. of eight hundred acres
adjoining Sam Steele and of eight bundled acres
adjoining AIchd Stuart The to be as follow To
WIT one-hir Of the purchase with interest thereon from
the day of sale paid year hereafter and the other
twoir'is with interest tceCn from the day ofsale to he paid
IN TWO years thereafter the interest to be rcnqused the pay
mens punciuay mal,-ihe payments u be secured NV
bonds with sufficient security and deeds OF on the lands
prchasd which bonds ant deeds of si, may, if default is
made of the rsi nsnlen forthwith enfoed
t the whole amount o tie purchase money with interest as
aforesaid. GEORGE ESKRfDt,t, NJ & Z, q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24
sFoRM OF PROPOSAL.


JONI MT,viv, 1923
Post Master GcncT0f
SIN: viii convey the Mail on Post Route NO - viz
from - 10 7 for the yearly compensation Of dollars.
The bidder viii such improvements present. them
selves TO him II in stage, IL will DC proper o linn say
lie should distinctly state the number of the route and not
only the number, bot the beginning and end oft RE should
also clearly state his residences the State and Town in
which he lives II he be- contractor he accompany
his bids by suitable recommendations. Sept G-wi2t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24

n AND FOX SALE.-I1c subscriber offers ion ale a
small farm in the county o tiiooccse living or York river
few miles below Gloucester Town, containing three hn,r.,
ana ioryve acres, independent of i'm the rver
This place noted for inc, and oysters and has ON
sP OF good water The Improvements consist of dwelling
hose, &c; suited to small family For tennis, (which will I've
accommodating apply Mr. Richard Thornton Gloucester
or 10 the GitersEried M hanover. HECTOR DAVIS.
Sept 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24
TOBACCO.

YEaF respectfully take leave to return my partcl-
lar THANKS tn ihoS planters who have been so friend
y as to inrst the of their Tobacco To mo
as Salesman at the Pubic Warehouse hope il is
not necessary or me to say, that my best exertons
nave been used to render general satisfaction. aran
Tender them the same attention. more my health
trust has been Testored.I would here remark to my
hiends for whom have done business, as well as ma
ny others for whom hope be engaged that this no.
ce wodnot have been introduced upon them but for
the offer OF Mr. Lakeland to do busn sss ut the same
place as competitor. Our friends will please direct
thar Tobacco to the other OF as they may see
cause winch will save any thing like contention It
should not be expected that when there il fair
composition IN tins way that the inspectors would
ieei themselves III any way interested particularly
IL the same patronage is extended to the Warehouse
as heretofore by the Planters. Should any Tobac-
co be directed to the Ware house without specfypu
any preference in the Salesman the owner will re.
collect that he has the right to choose for himself
even on the day of sale. The situation OF sales
man Is IN no way connected with any of the
other duties OF the Warehouse. Consequently
~ rs held alone by the patronage of the Planters
anddeaiers. Surely can give no better evidence of
my atachmentto the interest of the Planters and Inv
oxiety to promote their interest than to annex the
following names, composing large majority of the
principal buyers who have kindly directed me to
give reference to them by way of shelving their s;,-
tsfacton to my m6e of doing business As salesman
fhePartlcuar patronage ofsuch dealers is worth more
TO the growers of Tobacco than any other evidence
that have to ofer-for such an expression of their
feelings have only to return my humble thanks
The inspectors receipt for all Tobacco SEM To me will
DC returned 10 the owner consequently shall wait his
order Tor It's inspection and sale. Al expenses paid
II directed, by the subscriber-Ofice at the Ware
HOUSE. II. Is. MONTAGUE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24
HALL NEgISOT has tesAycd b. the ree.ns ,,,,,brs
:, fse New York and ih,lelphis the greater part OF his

HALL NEgISOT has recAivcd b. the rec.nt a,,iyhrs
from New York and ihiaelphis the greater pa of his
NIL CODDSs among which - ',. -. 7'-'~
london drtic and point blankets. .t
+. y, y, ~, II and IA rose do. as.
White, red greenland black fainels t,t t,tt, y
Supofhne blue black, grey, Oxford olive and nb cloths
-. DO, ''o ca>sin,rres
Svmnon, me and s,perhnc ssuincts, well assorted
Noolne,s, kcrssys and inscys
Pam and printed carpet baizcs MA
Swanscown mud vaisscia vcstiiirs, assorted hl
So.ourcd aud black English florc,.tinc do.
Pam and Inquired bombasets
nerino cassnncr assorted colours and superior aual
Rod blue aud orange cncass;ans -
caroline stripes and cincasSial yla,is
sur, wosstcs, lalnbsw wool and cotton hose
po. do a., la,e l.
aheicga assortment Of l,ac and long rnerino shavls
t.ashierc Tong do tasSiuncst and Valencia do
s,iper London and iic'ci printed camhrcs q
S,fpeu ai,'i PLAID sunsruns and ba,sc
t'oti'm ca'nlsicS aud cainbric rrslins
li,in and iis,,rc, ls,,h, n,,li and Swiss do
Superior bl,ck italian ,lsslincs
Black and coloured (iros de Naples
Italian nets and worsied blTese
Black mac,ine and florence,
Canton and Mandaru Grapes
lunutir, belt and other ribbons nu cci n, assortment
Mern,o and cashmere hdkfS
Nors'ed and bri,egc gauze 10
iinll AMI CcTssuI silk
Imitation tan'a,'ie and Madras DO
tonrs and white cravais
super bacs Italian do.
Mems buck sin, Woodstock and io-scsSin gloves
Ladies' do. assorted
~ argc assortment of hyn and blcaclwd siriiucs and
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24

MGR. RICHARD LUDLOW-

NIX. RICHARD LUDLOW-Sir: Take notice that
1FH on the oh OF Januay nest Ioreo, the county of
tsex shall proceed to take depoaons (and continue from
day 70 day until insl in suit depending the County
court OF Essex m which Elizabeth Ludlow widow Of tie late
Doc Richard Lvdow aud myself guardian Of Mary Eliza
beth, and Richard John Ludlow, plaintiffs and you and
cthers are defendants Your oh't serv't
VIM GAI,NET'T, ad. de b. II.
10th Nov 1923. ofw4tc ofRchard Ludlow, dec
Vits1iNIA: At rules oldcn he clerks Office OF Essex
county, on the 81 day Of November 1923: Elizabeth l.
ldlOvy, William Camet guardian of Mary Elizabeth and
Richard John Ludlow, plaintiffs, against Mary Elizabeth and
Richard John Ludlow, infants Of Richard Ludlow dec James
NJ Ganett assigned guardian al icn defend tine said in
ANTS and Richard Ludlow, deendants-lE CHaTcEHY.
The defendant Richard Ludlow having entered his an
paTance and gwen security according the assembly
asa the rules o THIS court and appearing by satisfactory ev
dence, That he s not nhabitant Of this State therefore ON
ne oon o. the plaintiffs il IS ordered, that the said defendant
leonard lov, DO appear before the justices of the county
court Of tsex, on the ird Monday January next and an.
vc then b ana that copy of this order be forthwith inserted
some nov paper II extensive crua'ion published in this
commonwealth for months scccssivcy aud tat another
copy he posted al the front door court house of this county
copy Teste, ZACH q. CR1TTENDEN, ID. G.
tggtc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24
CNDUCATION.-'rhcsul

EDUCAftON.-fhc subscriber has ,le pie a,,,rc To I'M
onn ms patrons and the public generally that his School
tcr, ON the 18th day OF January 1879 His course of in
suurto will embrace o m branches of CLASSICAL and
urlu education The undersigned, grateful the extent Ia
whcnns school has been paonsed by lbu public pledges
himself mat no exeron shall be wanting par, support
inc good character which has heretofore sustained I'm t,sti-
mry ol the deep Inc the difficulty and res
onsoy oi conducting the youths his care he
oy 10 say nat h's time exclusively devoted their
nSr",ion, and that he ry r,a their society
~ Is ms duty and delight tn I've their companion to
INSPIRE iei with The love OF eanng, and them of
It's vast importance future ,estincs Tie haopy MIN,
,ce OF ms method has been aecd rapid royress of
nus scholars ana by the general satisfaction which he has given
'n all those VINO have entrusted their children and wards 10 his
Sare-I FERNS Tor Board aud Tuition $l0d boarder finding
ms own bed, bedding and candies
CHARLES A.. LEWIS, Jus.
WILDWOOD, the Isowinr-tirecn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24
WI AM BOYS,
janis era FORD,
JOHN WAIT,
JOHN &. Sewers,
BRlSCOE G. BALDWIN.
fG "a
S,aunton. .t,Ig,Isi 1. 1919.

'1soi'il"u -NiS"S " io-h' 6b-wu
1--WE suecnber offers o sale the valuable plantation on
Il which me resides called the Meadow Bridges This estate
situated IN the county of Hanover Chickahomuy Swami
SIX miles from the city of Richmond, and contains 46 acres
o winch there are between 100 and l5U low grounds
ne late Improvements the swamp have entirely drained the
Nat lands; Tie high land is well improved: buildings arr,
extensive, commodious, and good order: the orchards are
large containing between and 1000 trees of excellent fruits
ie hc7ih OF the subscribers family residence on this
estate allows nm to assert that situation more eri-
ne ~ a respect No property has been sale I'M this
section of country for many years. possessing as numerous
advantages The soil is we'll calculated the production of
ro COTTON oats, rye and grass, and small portion for wheat
as vegetable SOIL, IS unsurpassed The subscriber
prefer making private SALE but if effected by 18th Of
December he will then offer publicly At the same time he
WI sell III or 20 likely negroes his crop of corn CONSISTING of
about go barrels, between $50 and which are hony
corn, oddcr, shcks &caso his horses, and colts
.rsfneI WIN ms household furniture plantation utensils &c
The terms of se OF the real and personal estate he made
known at a proper time JOSHUA SrORRS.
Meadow Bridges, Oct 9th, 1929 75-2Ot
M AS committed, runaway 10 tie iaiI OF Roc Ebdoe
OH the ION day OF Sept past, muaito boy who saws
his is NICHOLAS WEIR and that he is free , M,
Nelson said hoy is about 6 II years Of age about feet
or 10 inches hgh OF light c0npexon his clothing 50 bad
that they cannot be ccrbed nc las marks can OBJ
sene ne owner If any, is required apply tor him. he
VIII he dealt with asreeably to law
CORNELIUS DORMAN, Jailor
Lexington, kockbridge county, Nov 18th, 1923 Slime
COMMITTED to the jail of the corporation Of yncIbuTg
- or the 10Th day OF June last, runaway PHEBE,
slave who she belongs toJanes VI and was hired
the present year am f. Carer Of the county of C;oocb
TIC coat pair Of Shoes and has impeachment in her speech
and appears to be about wcnyfJuf old She dark
utaito, ana = about feet inches high The owner of
the above slave desired TO forward rove p-oery paw
charges and take her away she viii be dealt with according
10 la,g. SAMUEL, TRANSFORM Ja;Ior
Sepi13 IN,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24

NAhE viii DC continued the ensuing year. The pupils
VIII be instructed by Miss Boys Ort!ogaphy Reading
Wriins, Arithmetic, English Grammar Geography with the
use OF ,hs obes and the 8udneuts o Astronomy IL will be
opened the 18th of January and will close on the 18Th of
December with vacation of month"; from the 18th of Jme
IN he 18th OF July The price for board aud tuition will be
SID onealt payable advance, and balance NJ the end
othe year Each young lady will as herself pair Of
Seeis, paIr OF blankets, cooed couirpane, ana three
towels, or preferred, they win bc furnished y me for am
additional charge of So Those who remain in my family
during vacation any part OF il will 10 charged the rate of
$40 per month.
have engaged teacher OF Music give instruction on the
Pano oc 10 such young ladies' may choose to attend
HIM. there will be additional charge Of Is cts pr lesson 10
be discontinued at the pleasure Of their parents or guardians
Those whose daughters wards have been hereafter he
engaged at tins Seminary, and DESTROYS having them
instructed 10 Music requested 10 advise Inc OF il as early IA
they with convenience.
when the few vacancies yet remaining flied, this adver
useneT 'r,h De Discontinued after winch will usecs To
make any application for admission Letters by mail addressed
to me, Will be directed 10 Gardeners u Roads, Louisa.
Oct kI-wts fREITK HARRIS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24


sSTAUNTON ACADEtII.-Ihc mrIc1Sl-I1c7I a cont
~ miee appointed 10y the board trustees are dsiroIs of
attracting the attention of the public this the
nope That by designating us Advantages sufficient degree of
encouragement he obtained promote cause of ctlca
uo IN ueir own ncborhoOd ad advance interests of
society he local situation OF this seminary several
pcc,s very favourable The climate ucumnoly hea l,y
the habits OF the people generally correct and the eces,ri
oi HE may he Obtained the terms The com
mlee Fave ascerainc that boarding mad II,
private FAMILIES nj rate not exec, ding forty dollars session
OF hve months They have made enquiries To the terms
OF boarding IN tavcs, Trey consider il eXpedcnt youths
should he exposed To the temptations incident the best con-
Quoted houses OF that description.
Ii contemplated THAT this institution viii be ,ran o,,cn "a,
the reception Of pupils the LIST October next provided
prospect OF an adequate though moderate remuneration for
uer services can m held out gentlemen high
TONS VINO have consented, in that event take cLare of the
Academy, as Professors To those acquainted with the Rev
Joirh SMITH and LYTrLEroN WApD Esq nothing need be
sald by way oil Recommendation But parents and guardians
al distance, VIC pledge ourselves for the glcat moral worth the
coec, department., and thu exemplary HABITS Of Mess Smith
and Waddell We, moreover express our candid opinion in
stating that teachers better qualified by their energy character
uelr nsectity OF talents, and Their
couc not be selected for such nstUticn We give this
rom personal ledge of the merits of these
gentlemen, with whom We are intimately acquainted
Ihe terms OF tuition will be reduced below the CUSTOMARY
rates. is may be seen from the following schedule which has
been sanctioned by the board nf trustees:
For Latin, Greek Mathematics, Natural Philosophy Chcms
Try Astronomy, Rhetorick, Logic Eloal and Mental Phioso
Pn Y lp SESSION, $I2
and Ge,rGraply-per session. ca
The Seminary will be opened the first Monday in Novem
Der next Letters addressed any me.cr o the Committee
Val receive The most prompt attention.
VII AM BOYS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24
REFERANcr.

fAN=aAHN1 -
Rogers and Hdrrison.
.fno. and Nm. Giitirk
Scott, Eruine 8; Co.
IhG. Adkins,
JaO. S1ewagI,
Kerr, Gastric & Co>
GrGy and .PaHk:ey,
Geo. L. Sampson,
a Petticoins and ca.
y. Marr & Son,
Yiliiams s. Cringan,
u. ~. WinIree.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24

large assortment of tsosn and bcacrd shirtirss and
sheeon, domestic pads tcSss apron and check
&c. &c. ~, a.