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Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-07-02

Tfarels ofae Duke Of SGIe ~ Y.
Messrs. Carey. Lee q Carey, Of RI
phia, have in press the Duke d ollS
mars Travels IN the United stats
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-07-02

Htceia-, JlHe %, ISIS.
BEsrECrED SIP, AND BBorHEr:
tho undersigned have been appointed
q committee to tender you tbe thanks O..
the Masonic fraternity, for your Grafton
pronounced on of the 9th June, >instl
andrequos. q copy Of the same for publ
cation
We therefore oteryou the thanks Of the
fraternity and hope YOU wll furnish us
with copy for publication. Accept the
above, and receive the personal regard OF
Yours. EoternaIiy,
JNO GOSHORN. -
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-07-02

(Which nothing earthly gives, or can destroy,
The souls calm Sunshine, and the heartfelt JOY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-30

GNFlE MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA STEAM
Il BOAT COMPANY observing that the Steam
boats Richmond and Petersburg, which ply be p
tween Norfolk aud Richmond, advertised for sale
ON the 10th nst--to prevent any dsapp ointment to
jewellers, the steam boats VfRGINf and NOR
FOLK Will run through to Richmond FROM Balti-
more, stopping at Norfolk and City Point; to accom-,
plish which, the NORFOLK, Capt. Jno. Ferguson
Sen will leave Baltimore every Sunday gfle,noon
O'Clock ro-- Norfolk, commencing or Sunday 2sd
inst; leave Norfolk for Richmond every Tuesday
morning at o'clock; leave Richmond c, cry Wednes-
day morning ct O'Clock, and Norfolk for Baltimore
every Thursday morning at O'Clock.
The VIRGINIA, Capt lno. Ferguson, IT. will
leave Baltimore every Uednesday evening ut clock
tor Norfolk commencing e6h inst, leave Norfolk for
Richmond every Friday morning at o'clock; leave
Richmond for Norfolk every Sunday morning at 6
o'clock, and Norfolk for Baltimore every Monday
morning ut o'clock, us long as the NAVIGATION is
OPEN Fare from Baltimore te Norfolk So from Nor
folk to City Point S., and to Richmond q. All bug
gage and goods at the risk ofthe owner or owners.
JAMES PERCUSSION, Agt.
no 2o-l2t 90 Bowiys wharf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-30

Girontc and Lot and Garonnc ~ France as de- Ia,l-
propos to the endsto the APE
VINE ia the United States susp,o which Is now omen,
Mr. A. L. viii engage to- furnish Subscribers with their Cap
tme Roots before the FIRST q aek rsrt End forward them,
OF expense &c the different cities where subscription lists
have been opead The Roots viii he three years old aud viii
produces considerable ffIe ,eccnd time their
nes planted They will be carefully clssed and packed i'm
boxes with some of the original so in which they have been
raised which will greatly facilitate tho thriving of the
when tauspanted.
Orders Will no purctua attended to- the Subscribers dcsir
nas the Quantities aud species OF the Crepe Vine Roots they
wish to have They will engage ra tor loco Roots
ut the rate OF III for ech Root for less than 1000
rate OF cents and Is pee Root for
only t,co years Old, shall be paid for the each
less than 50 Roots
Payment be made delivery the Roots Letters no,
received unless posi-: sId.
Q- Subscription Lists opcnedat .hclo York with AL
phonse Loubai IS Walstree Bostoa F. Copeland, jun.
;9Ssny r. MNIichae Psi'nSesir Van Arninso; Baisorc
willard Rhoads; Washington Ctr William PIANO; hropd
Davenport, Alien ~ Cos Sreaa,iah Hail. Shaper & Topper;
.ft,c'orIa Foster Hutton; Charleston, T. & T. Stree,
Mr. A. Inup, Book the Culture Of the Grape Vine aud
on the Masking of Vine be found the principal Book
sellers OF the United States; and his Agents viii furnish them
Coloee Of Grape Ffne Roots ai Mr. Lorp.r proposes 10
The following species arc selected as the best. the cboi,, OF
which IS left to subscribers:
Table Grapes, for making !Sr,e, VTas-Wnrr-I, Ali
canc Robin Eyes with big clusters or Oil M Tour
$ Do Mcl;ins Tor foad 1, Sweet Gullaut; Muscat; IS
Do fro'isan usadee from the river Lot; 3, Malvosic;
3 Tokay; 10 Syrian; ~, Conslnia; H. Malaga-REp-lS
Largc Muscat H. Nalyoe H. Red Foot (picd Rousc) 10
Black Hamburg. H. Consian,ia.
FIR WmrE-l8, Auyersua, 10, Blanquceoi 90 Do,,-
cnelc FL i1nit Dame u Olivete Douce:te; Plant
de Refine p, Burgundy 26 Noon ~ Msero % Bourec-
as -, IcaEdan: 30, Chalosse 81 ranseRED32 Clact 3S
SS, Frnaner; 80, renturier a. Bourgisnon; IL oeal;
H. Suisse 43, St. Antoine:
ncau) Is, Do Golden; IS Do Cracking; ~ DO Musk 49,
Ascat Lezarde; 49, Do Small Berries 30, Do from JcrSi-
81 Musca Rouge; S. Musat Grey S. Damas Violet 81 D
uas Of Foluet' So, Early Magdelen
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-30
Almanac for 1899.
no 2o-I2'

I USF published by PETER COTTON, his Virgil
~ MIA and North Carolina Almanac for the year
1929, containing besides the Astronomical Calcula
tons, Courts, &C. &c. variety OF curious useful and
entertaining matters-the Astronomical part calcula.
ted by Joseph Cave Of Orange county, Va. ind for
sale by the groce, dozen or single.
In Press aud shortly will be published New No
vel, by Young Lady of Virginia, eutitled Donald
Adair," two volumes.
n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-30
A TLANTIC sOUVENIR FOR 1879.

4 TLANFIC SOUVENIR FOR 1929.
IA List Of Embellishments
I. Presentation Plate.
Q, Tho Sisters; engraved by Durapg, from the ORR
gnlal Picture, by Inlnap
9. Title Page; drawn and engraved by Duranq.
4. Love Asleep; engraved by Ellis from drGwinr
By Newton.
;. The Grove; engraved by Ellis from drawing by
Endcr.
6. Phc Power OF Love; engraved by Durang, from
beautiful antique painting, in the possession
Mr.. Paf' Of New York
T. Chapeau de Pailli3; engraved by Humphreys.
from the original picture, by Rubens, ut Wind
sor Castle.
g. Hesitation; engraved by Kearney from a drawing
by Farricr.
Q. The Lady Of Ruthvcn engraved by Longacre.
from picture 10 the possession ofDr. Chapman
10. The Unwclconed Guest; engraved by Ellis,
t.om drawing by Boadcn.
H. The Shpwreck; engraved by Kearney, from q
drawing by Shelter.
II. The Centcnted Captive; engraved BY Ills,
from drawing by H. Corbould
With much original Prose and Poeiical matter, in
q neat case. For sale by J. II. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-30
DAVENPORT, ALLEN d co.
H1DE TOI3 C1Tu

my II run S-4LE,
1Gn IIhds. superior English Island =,
Aoo and Cuba moHsSeS
so bags green coffee
IS boxes window glass, Ok o and 1ox12
200 kegs gunpowder, coarse and fine
Is hhds. Antigua rum
10 do Jamaica do
p pipes Cognac brandy
10 do Hollands gin
do limitation brandy
hhds. Y. England run
so bis. DO
so do gin
100 doz. bottles Scotch spnh
500 rms. wrapping paper
1000 do cap, pot ana letter do from 81 to 81 pr r
100 do deny, medium and royal writing do
200 bbs. no. 3 mackerel
so do ~. and no. = do
so do tanners oil
100 casks ThoL-astown linte
200 boxes brown soap
so or. casks Malaga wine
ceroons indigo
40 boxes bloom rasiu.
so cases fur and wool hats
$50 casks cut nails aud brads
500 sides sole leather
20 bags pepper
Cotton goods, playing cards, cheese, cotton yarns
white lead, gunpowder teas. glass ware, &c &c.
Nov Ii v-6t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-30

JAMES WINSTON,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
HAS HAND AND oFFEns FOR SALE,
10000 Lbs. Of best Srnithfcld bacon
400 barrels N. G. and Potomac nett Mornings
100 do. cider vinegar
90 do mountain family 1our
u do. refined sugor
1000 lbs. best slaughtered soa letter, averaging
20 lbg.
dozen heavy russett upper leather
1000 lbs cotton balling rope
10000 Hacks superior scgars
5000 common do.
10 dozen sves. different sizes
% kegs Smithield lard
10 do mountain butter
dozen American castor Of,
10000 5-8 heart shingles
10000 feet good flooring plank
Glue in barrels, starch
Wrapping and printing papor
Manufactured tobacco, leading lines
Seine Irvine, clover seed
Alexandria crackers,
.4n9 tally erp,ct,
200 gallODs linseed oil. f9--nov 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-30
PooMaH PaLHryNG.

Kv%HE Subscriber would inform the ladies' Of Rich
mpnd, that he intends stopping in the city for a
stor time, and offers his services as teacher of Poonah
Tor Thcorern) Painting The high of perfection
% which the art has lately been carried the and
facility With which II is acquired, compared with the
usual model renders it desirable object for every
lady who wishes to have knowledge of this orna-
mental part of education.
Only thirty SIX hours necessary 20 acquire q
knowledge of the art. He has taken u room at Miss
Turner's boarding house, Main-streos, where speci-
mems may be seen, and terms made known. Married
ladies or others, can have private lessons at their
dwellings if they choose.
NJ. w. HOPKINS.
Reference to Rev. VIM. ]. Armstrong Rev. Ste.
phen Taylor and Rev. A. Converse
dprt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-30

VIRGINIA: Al rules, holden iu tho clerks Office of the
superior court Of ehaueery for the Richmond district,
the Cd day of June 1928: James c. Anthony pit ogai,
John Marshall, Daniel Call nna George Fisher cxors Of
the Rev. John Bucha man, dec. Hin Carter Susan Garter,
Mary Carter, and Elizabeth Carter, infant children of
Charles Carter tue younger, dec. Robert Randolph and
Elizabeth his wife, formerly Berke, Walker Taylor and
Elizabeth w. c. his wife, formerly Berkeley, Edmund
Berkeley, Ann b. Berkeley, Robert G. Berkeley. PaIke f..
Berkeley, heirs Of Catherine s. Berkeley formerly Carter
Mary w. Braxion, Ann H. Lee, Bernard VI. Carter
Williams Garter, VIM Fiizhugh Garter, Hill Carter,
Thomas Carer, VIM +. Wickham and Ann his wife,
formerly Carter, aud Edmund Wiokham and Lucy his
wife, formerly Garter. Nathaniel Burweil and Lucy
wife, John ". Carter Charles Shirley Carter Raden Do
aney and Mary w. his wIfo late Carter, beirs Edward
Garter, Charles Carter Joseph C. Cabeil and May his
wife, heirs of George Carter, Nancy Norve the widow
and Josephine Nove Martha Novel;, Mary NoIvell ADD
Thum's Norvel, Infant children and heirs Of Thomas
Norvel, decreased, and Polly Smith, DIS.
The defendants Ann H. Lee and Bernard NJ. Carter no,
having entered their appearance ahd given security Ac
cording To The act Of assembly aud the rules Of court
and appearing by satisfactory evidence they are
not inhabitants Of this country; IL is ordered that said
appear here the first day Of next term
aud answer the bill Of the plaintiff copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted in newspaper published
the city Of Richmond FOR months sveIy and
posted at the front door OF the capitol in the said city,
% copy Teste, VIM. G. PENDLEToS, q. c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-30

VIRGINIA: Al rules, holden in the clerks office Of the
superior of chaDcery for the Richmond district
the 7h day Of July, 1923: John Baylor aud George D.
Baylor pits against Robert Pollard James Brown in his
right, and exor of Robert Burton surviving
of Donald Burton, Samuel Branhrum Thomas Prkerton
aud Daniel Bell, assigness Of Donald Burton
dts.
The defendants Samuel Braudrum, Thomas pinkerton
and Daniel Be having entered their appearance aud
given security according the of assembly and The
rules OF this court, ond appearing by satisfactory evil
deuce that they not inhabitants of this couDiry; it is
ordered that the said defendants do appear on the
brst day Of the term, and bill Of review
filed by the plaintiffs and that copy " this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published in tic city
ot Richmond, for two months successfully, ADD posted Z
the front door Of The On piiol, in the snid city,
So copy. Teste, WM. G. PENDLETov, g. G
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-30
SUBSCRIPTION
MIR. ALPHONsE-aOUBAT ha.

W wing considerably enlarged his VINE
YARD, ON LoS,-lsLASp, wlicic ho now has,
N full cultivation, 1nirty,fue Heres Of
Ground, containing 1900 Grape Vine
boots; having also the peculiar advantage
of being enablcd To procure the best species
oi Roots from his Fathers extensive Vine
yards and NuTSest=-, ia the Districts OF Bos-
.fgfuss (Ys.,or a..I
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-30
BUILDING LOIS FOR S.4LE.

V>HAT very desirable lot in the of the Prcshv
= terrain church now building, being so feet front
on street which separates it from the land occupied
by Manson e. Bibber, and averaging 100 feet deep.
beautiful site probably not to be had IN the
City.
Also three lots on Governors street, above street,
which are daily becoming more valuable, being in a
central situation, street improving fast any
in Richmond. They would be exchanged for land
west of the Capitol. ID. l. BURR.
dec I3-2aw3w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-30

VIRGINIA: At rules, holden in the cerks Office Of tie
Superior court of chanccry for the Richmond district
the Let day Of September, 1925, Mary o. williamson
John Bath and Lucy his wife, Robert Williamson and
Sophia Sneod, pits against Elizabeth Mann, exix Of
dec and john b. Williamson, James C. williamson, Rich
ard Evans and Lucy bis wife, John Willis and Elizabeth
his wife, Littlebeuy Wade aud Sophia his wife, and John
l.. Tupor and Jane his wife, which said John b. James
c., Sophia and Jane, children Of Mary o. Wiliamson
and Lucy Davis Dauiel Davis, John Davis. Madison
Davis, aud VIM. Davis. John w. Simpson and Ann bis
WIFE Henry Chds and Sophia his wife, David Brown aud
Lucy his wife, benjamin Rust and Fanny his wife, and
Agnes Davis, which said Daniel John, Madison, william
Aoo, Sophia Lucy, Fanny and Agnes are children Of
Lucy Davis, dec; James williamson Thomas lila msou
George Williamson, James Oliver and Elizabeth bis vile
and Philip Gully md Campbell his wife, Which James
Thomas George, Elizabeth and Campbell are children Of
Ann Williamson, dec dfs.
The defendants James G. williamson, Litloberry
Wade and Sophia his wife, John H. Turner and Jane his
wife, David Brown nd Lucy his wiir, James w lila
Thomas Williaifson, George Williamson, aud Philip
Gully and Campbell his wife, having entered their
appearance and given security according TO the act Of
assembly and tho roles Of this court and appearing by
satsfsetory evidence that they iuhabants this
county; ordered, that the said defendants DO appear
here the FIRST Goy of the tern answer the bill
Of the plaintiffs; and that copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted In newspaper published n the city NJ Rich
mond for months successfully. and posted at the front
door Of the capitol, in the said city.
6 copy' Te''e. w-r. G. PrvDtETov, =. 9.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-30

Furniture, VeHcti0n Blinds and Pianos.
TNNHE Subscriber keeps constantly on hand rene
- RAJ assortment. Of Cabinet Furniture, msnufac-
turcd by Inc most select ourD ~ven and Of the best
materials, viz: sidebcards, bureaus secretaries book
cases olina-prcsscs, double ard single wardrobes
carved and plain screw aud pat2ut Joint bedstends
straight !cg'd and pillar and claw dining tea and
card tables, low post and canopy top cribs, plain and
figured cloth soas curlcd hair and moss nattrasses
lair and no5s stuffed easy chairs, new pianoes With
assortment Of Venetian blinds Of various sizcs-
Any article in tho above line will DC ulade Mt the
shortest notice, the most reduced price, and in the
most fashionable md worhmanlikc manner
The subscriber: special attention 90 tho Undcrtuk-
ing shall be- given at the shortest notice, and at the
most reduced prices. lie also keeps for hire neat
funeral hearsu, with good driycrand gentle horsos
a GEORGE HENDREE,
Oppos,toto tic Merchants Coffee House,
Nov 81 Main Street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-30

I'd EAL-The subscriber has on hand, and will be
"A constantly supplied with Meal ofsuperior quality
IN bags of bus EACH intended for families and fur
nlshed at the lowest market price, any orders address
ed to Dr. Sam. peasants myself will be attended
to. WIN. j. CLARKE.
Dec. I5t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-30
CHEAP BOOKSTORE.

4 IL. NASH has received, By recent arrivals
~ very considerable additional supplies to hi.
former extensive stock of Books and Stationary; al
of which will be sold low for cash. nov %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-30

10 Carpenters md Cdbjnet Makers.
VEVIIE Subscriber has, and win constaBtly keep
u on huud an extensive assortment OF mahoga--
ny, and materials Of all descriptions in the Cabinet
line, VIZ; boards, plank post, crotch and shaded vc-
neers, with good counter stuff hand failings novels
banistery, &c. for stores aud dwelling houscs--Also
curcd hair figured ond plain hair cloth, moss, rum
copa coach and cabinet varnsh al Of which viii be
sold low for cash or good paper.
GEORGE IIENDREE,
Opposite tho Merchants Coffee House
Nov 81 Main Street
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-30

NNTAS committed, runaWuy Tie jail RockDridge
w Uu the lob day of Sept past, rnuatio boy, who s
his name Is NICHOLAS NEIR, and that be is fceborn bot
bound until b. is age, Ar Woughby, Of tive county Of
Nelson. Said boy about rs or ~ years Of age about feet
or 10 ncns hg of light conplexion his clothing bad
t they cannot he dcrrbcd he has marks that OBJ
servo. The owner, IL any is required apply for him. he
viii be dealt with agreeaby 70 law
CORNELIUS DOPALAN, Jalor
lexington Isocit''5ge c5n'~ NV IN. 1923. a. In
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-30

VlhGlNA: st Jules, holdeD the clerks oihee Of ,bs
superior court of ohAncery for the Ieehmoud dis,,ic,
The IN day nj July, f8Ja Benjamin BoiSsen Of Peters
burg md joel Post Jctham Post. Allison POST nd Wal
dron - Fos' OF New York, merchants and partners under
the hrn nj J& J. Post Co md Joe POST 6IIison os-
and Waldnn " Post, also NJ New York erebauts and
partners under the firm of J. 81 A. g. w H. Pos, <, c.
PITS dgai"R John Boast and Charlotte his wife, John
McHae, Jacob kiTkhap Thomas Wetherhend, JANIS
FACE adnfor of n. Farrar dec. and Joseph Wells
Harper adm'or ~ Beng. =. Yates, dec. DIS
The defendant John MrRaf, not having entered M,
appearance aud given security according TO the act Of
assembly and the rulcs Of this court aud ia Nv
satisfactory evidence, that he is an nhabita of this
country " - ordered, that the said defendant do appear
mere on the FIRST day Of the and answer the bill
inserted IN some newspaper published ~ the city Of Rich
nond Tor two months cccesvely, and posted the from
door oi tie capitol, 10 the said city,
o. copy Tosts, WHr. G. PENDLEroN, G. G.
VIRGINIA: AtrUes, hoidcn ~ tie CLERKS of,eo nj ,,
superior court Of ciancery for the Eebuond d;s,rict
tho 4'h day NJ August, 1898 John A. Laneascr ndno,r
Or Margarot DeTieux, deceasrd. nit ognjgJ 'hor,..
ferson Randuth, executor of Thomas Jsa,son "r Fi
zaboih Ma1zei daughter Of Philip Mszzei formstlv Of
Albenare, and late ~ Pisa the rand duev of
deceased Giovanni Hattisa Eusc, Count Frapeeseo Del
Tests Ds gnoso'and Giovanni Carmgnnni executtfs OF
the said Philip Mazzc, dcoensc1, DIS.
The deiendanis Elizabeth Mazze, Giovanni gnttisfa
Eusehi, Count Francesca Del Tesla Del ienoso ud Go-
vanni C'rmgnani having entered their appearanco
"nu gwen fcuriy according tie cf assembly and tho
Iues OF THIS court and u Appearing By satisfactory owl
oence' a they are not inhabitants Of this country, II "a
o"ced mat the raid defendants do appanr here on thu
bret Day of the term and answer ie bil or Tho na,
some nowsnapcr published Nv the city NJ Richmond for to
months successfully, and posted the front door Of the
capitol, W the said city.
et cory, Tcs'c, WI. G. prsnrrroT, c, Q.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-04
Iaud for Sale.

Fa'EE s'scrhcr ha i"s crnslucd to rcnnve from this
section OF country, Il ne Can dispose OF his lands,
ters the 'r'iowi ing tracts fry sIe, wiz:
one t"e' IF SUI ""'s, "hrrcor hc ;yrs, lyag ON
Utc Rive, III bcr'" ~'uu, in view part of The turn-
pi"c road, IS miles e. sr'haurg ar miles from !b-
eFy-Hcary ore ~: "1:l iani, the ,e,,rr art vet to
ccai5 cToolsn' to1ntc' ani. ard 'r Plantation IN res
nsir&borhor'.
hro'er tract of 10 gjnG IN iaaction of the
j. potIctya iar:n, with j;rPro?s suitable for
ihoi'y.
Also, aunihcr tract n GO acres Iyiug ~ Chose Greek
within @Iic ot,f junction with S,aurion FLYER: abo, ,,vo
h'Tat acres :!7rcd, 80 ~ which IS bottom land and
hat OF that quantity ieczcSiIeut tobacco land and Of Inc
wod land Sfc Is IN; less h1u hundred acrrs Of FIRE,
rate tobacco arir ias' named ract consider one Of
ne 5rSt tobacco plantations in Bedford, md could Ne oad
an sGri ira 'i"e better adapted To- crssg ;an
a' a7"ii"n ~ that section 0f country mr. ON This side or
ne H'"o'HjnE 81 extensive onileteIis tract y IN he
size" by Mr. Nrrd loving, ujo ircs he premises, nd
ne 'wn tIe' ac'e W. !lc srA.crhcr Tic terms viii he
made vefy Accommodating suit ncst ofpurcFssers
JESSE IrTTICU
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-04
sPINTATE ScEO0J,--l,oct7r sbrnrari. Of Uo1ovrr

aPti ARK ~ ii0oJ,--Doc;7r Sheppard, Of Hanover.
- i.''T "f"y"1 gentleman Of approved abilities. 10
Ms rD"Tcn net ycIt. VIII take bows under the $50
o. w. a. D9arcr5 IN MS family. lrco of board luton
TT inc tom oi 10 months paid hafvcarlv N advance
a. ''r" aanrn1gcS, and usual branches Of English
ccon, WI nc taught III the chool which shall rot consist
% e man eglt schoI1rs All the advanfa-C= afforded his
"E c,lf1 N respect to morals and manners viii be extend
20 10 os' I'ho may reside in his niy. Tho school vii, COM
e OH INC 'h" i January ncvt. TEoec who may iinI the
Si'i'on desirable viii please make olrlv application.
Addres7iottcr 10 Ncgfound Mills fosf Onic !anye
"'''' VI '''iiluEci' '''i'l IJtH 1873 69--yrft
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-04
a. 81 4. WARWICK hsvc for e,ic

" White Nlpt COtlousgrern blue myc, a,,, ,i,c p1,is
Eoso point and duiih Gankedusb Korscys and Fls,ircs
BHc, crab and mixed Cloths and Cassincres-block and
brown InmbGzrts
British and German Oznaburgs-,c1 and white FLANNEL
IN late IN boNcS6d Wrought Nais-Brazicrs' COPPER
''ic or!cr ana Brown Stout, in pint and quart bottles
Bottles i
s,GEl2n particular Madeira Wire, ofsupedor quality
Port " inc IN 5ott'cs-Eugsh Patent Slio,
Crates Of Ear;ncnwaTe, assorted
I~"r?0cl Gll~l s1ckg GrSal' lC.,J-c.k
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-04
SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES.
RN'iI iIlI M

CURTIS is happy iii benny able to say that his Seminary
u. now "arrS cpnvcucnccs irr Svn- sstrco least
:l 10 nos thh, n0r toe found similar
Insina Ercr brrnc Education USUALLY studied l Young
irS VII 'r, bc taught by instructors im,le aud fSoalc)
'h"ionghN furnished o their work. and Interested in tn, pros
i'riy aud Gnca Seminary, E, the chief o,ic of
nh advertisement Is, In mtbn frnud in the coury that
We can most cordially croncnd to the maternal Of Mrs
Ear,Ac the Superintendent, ur our Boarding c,rn,, ,h,,
a"rg lAr'' who nu be from for their Education,
rtrN' rrr SESSION FIVE Mc.rIis:
lolti, Washing and LODGING g. on
Tuition in all the ,:ry,rv br.,rrrr-s q, IN
.cir,h, Latin, t'rcCb OF Painting II 20
49, 'FI''i" IN ,tva!cr. Music % eta per esrn
The duCs of ;s Seminary will C,.,sh tho 2oil, ,.,
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