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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-06
STAUNToN ACADEMY

STAUSTON AGA DENY Undersigned, d can
~ mttec appointed by the board Of trustees, GIo,
attracting the attention Of the public 10 this Hstirian TIE
hope that by designating its advantages, sufficient lcrrE
be obtanrG promote Che Cdr-
ton in their ncigbuioJ al ayarrc tlse ntrrps-
society The local situation II this SEMINARY is srrerli RS
pscS very f1vourt!r The climate Is uncomnouv healthy
the habits Of tie people GENERALLY correct. and In
Of ' may he obtapC7 the moderate The COIL
D;cc ascconf that boarding may be hal in clat.
private families exceeding ly dollars for
OF five mouths Fly have made enquiries 10 tie
~ boarding in tavCrS, tc CnnsdcTit rXpcc, that
should be exposed 70 the Temptations Gcrt 20 lie bas CON
Quoted houses OF that description.
IL IS contemplated thai this Institution viii &c acan oren for
M reception OF pupils r, Isl OF October :cz pi;del d
prospect Of an adequate, tugn moderate, rmuMGa,ion for
their services can r held Gentlemen fEah Ca-
tons WHO have cnnscnted i'll that event. take cfr OF C
Academy, Professors. 10 those acquainted with Pe.
Josf'H SMITH and LYTrIFTci AprrLI Esq nothing need b..
said by OF Recommendation But parcn-s and Guardians
al distance, pie igc ourselves fo the great worth H.
correct depornrn and tue exemplary habits Mesy Smith
and Naddcl We, moreover, express candid opinion
stating that teachers better qualified by @ energy character
tcr rcccabi!tv OF talents, and tlieir advanact
could not be selected Tor such institution. We tbs
from personal knowledge of the OF these
gt nilernen, with whom Intimately acquainted
The terms OF tuition VIII bc reduced tr,iow onar-
raes, may De .on tine following schedule, which a.
been sanctioned by the board OF truseuS:
For Latin Greeks Mathematics Natura! Philosophy, Ciems
try Astronomy Rheioriok, Logic, Moral and Mental Phoso
! 81.
FOR Reading. Perman;i.p, Arithmetic En5jgh Grammar
and GcograpiIy-prr session, &
The Seminary Will he orrnei the frs' Monday in Ndvem
Der next Letters addrrssJ any the COMMITTEE
wi. rec1lrc the nrosr rrCml,t attention
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EfDUCATION.-Tfc subscriber has the pleasure to m
~ form his and the public generally his School
father the 18th day of January, 1922 His
srcon will embrace of the branches Il
useful education The Undersigned grateful for the extent to
hoh school has been patronsed by liberal puc pledges
himself that exertions shall c wanting his
the good character which it In test;
nony ct the deep he cncr.ains of the difficulty and
pt:ity nj conducting the youths committed his care, he
hrs only to say thu; his time is exclusively their
IN !riction and that he is rarely separated society
- Is his duty AMI delight I've their companion
inspire them with the love Q. learning, them Of
rs vast Importance their es;nes happy ini,
eirr OF his method has been nttetcd, by the rapid progress of
Ills scholars, and by the general satisfaction which Ia given
N all those VINO have entrusted their chircn his
cn,Tcr, for Board aud Tuition SiuJ ca boaYer tn,r
:As own bed, bedding and candles.
CHARLES y. LEWIS, JrN.
Ftillwoni, near the Bowling Greer
Caroline county Va. Get. 25 lS IS. Is
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WILLIAM BOYS,
IS2IES era FORD.
JOHN WAYT.
JOHN G.. Sewers,
ER1SCOE G. BALDWIN.
GE--1y->

virtue OF deed OF tru Tcc6tic,t clerks office of
HS tire county court of IIcEEtc6 bearing date ci the 8h dav
October 1927 from 'ohn Street TO Stephen Dyai and Jesse
9nead TO secure the payment OF certain omoey therein
mentioned viii be sold to the highest bidder, for ray monrv
On the premises the ilh day of November next the
land on which the said Sre, resides, lying in tho neigh
borfood Of DcepRun Church, adjoining the lands Of Obadiah
DIVA and others containing tycntYiue 3crcs be m
more or less This small rrc OF Gd has on excellent
dwelling and al Necessary ont Louso aso an t,cect spring
Of pure water within Is yards Of the house h right 70 his
property believed uDque,ouloc, but subscribers acting
as trustees viii conve only such right IS vested in them
lG. - STEPHEN DUFAL,( -Tr,s,so,
Octs21st, 1G25--cft JESSE SNEhD. i4us.s'S'
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VTALUA8IE LAND, r3TOCk. &c. FO!l sA5.r.

VALUABLE LAND, S'T(;Ck. &c, FOR SALE.
The subscribers viii sell 1T public au;on, the 18Th OF
November most their c; OF land mile north from lewis
burg containing 500 acres of first rate limestone land: about
500 Of which cleared and high of cultivation.
For grain grass II is eycced 10y any farm
FngiuiawIth large and conmodOus stone house. good
Kitchen first Govbo barn we'll s'cded all round eHcc
i"nt apple and pcach orchard, with falling
springs, and ohcr convenient watering places ho number
of valuable horses cattle, sheep and farming utensils with
household and kitchen furniture Likewise, .sgc quantity
wheat rye, com, and hay Terms to be made known
tire day II sale. VIM G.. & A. JOHNSON.
Grctibricr, Sept. 20, 1925. 73--i2t
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II AND FOR SALE.-The Subscriber oSeys for sale a
El small farm i'll the county of Gloucester lying York river
few miles t'icv Gloucester Town containing three hundred
aud rtyhve acres, independent island river
Tins place noted for nc FISH and oysters and has on it
spring ofgood water The Improvements consist of dwelling
touse, suited small family For terms, (Which
acc1nmolarg,) apply Mr. Richard Thornton, C;lonccrr
G: 20 the undersigned, in Hanover HECTOR DAVIS.
Sept 10 T.
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AT &c-Liverpool flied sacks of Salt, Nan, t,o,,or.
S. biiSes iiannes, tlaidS oznab,ngs. Cloths Cashmere
no. Nt5 VINE, Potter, EIffrnware, Bottles Tin Copsr
M s''c ~ G. x A WAl,GSICk.
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IN DOLLARS REV ARD.--ga

NYB
DO subscriber, Sunday night, the inst u dark
1rilao man, named FRANK JASPER who formerly belonged
30 MIR Hancock and Mr. james Cuc place. and
rs their cunk for which occupation he is well qualified
any unla Frank Jasper is about 80 years old
10 or II inches high, and rather spare his om.
describe his clothing but rcrollcct his having on the +av on
which no atcondc round jacket of green checked PLAID
His wife Polly is Tie sorvantiad of MRS HfirCaush OF VII
l.amstnrg, where he have gone his 20 NJ off
Without shadow of known ne, feared his pn
and intention is to escape altothct will give the above
ycuard for hs delivery me- taken the state. or
twenty-five dollars taken in the State Al vssrs
cautioned against carrying him OIL their peril
Richmond 24tn Oct. ISl3.--lt THO. EICIIARDSOV.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-06

MON TJOTETm-AIRS. MARIA BOTIANNSN takes
q this method inform hcr friends and the public, that tho
Union Hotel viii be kept under her management She has
Hucagod competent harkcepers 10 supcntend the bar and
aCs attentive a,i experienced ocr to a'tc0d hc stables
and promises for herself that pains evpcnce shall be
vomiting render ;hs establishment acceptable 10 is former
patrons and in every yePcct worthy of public patronage
any similar establishment in the United States
Mrs H. hrrcorf, ocits the continuance Of the patronage
and liberal support with which this establishment has heretofore
hccn voJ and INDUCES the hope that her friends and
qIananccs wcN as its former patrons, viii ayoor her with
their support. Get 4--9t
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~ BAKER, DENTIST very .cs,c,r.1yly ciy,s ,n,l-,
NJ. that he has returned 10 Richmond u, sos$,;,
NEW nilX GOODS STOISE.-J-I IFIS'I,. NY.
TEX has tahen the formerly in h, o,ru,Irv as
Mea>rs Cram S. Son S Brothers, Immediately opposite Nler
fia q MooreS, and has hand general IssormeI of
staple ami iaccy Dry Goods among which are ~
1io,'s. casShneics and satunets, fine and coar.,
ket, wiite green and yellow f,anues
Dix and striped Valencia yes,iugs
Swansdown and Marseilles do
IRISH aud German linens, lawns and ca1hr;.s
SalcoeS assorted. embracing a great varictv
Fancy, striped and plaid sinsli,ns
tian and figured bomta2ctts, VARIOUS colo;
"a to cd llconet and book nusj,.s
Niui, India aud Swiss 40.
Swiss and black Italian silk crarats
t>an,ai and Mandarin c,Ipcs Italian Go.
LACK itaial lustrng, senchcws and sa:srrrts
q large assortment OF silk, cotton and wocen ho- -lv
fashionable bonnet and bell ribbons
lag bandurIlsa and cotton handksIchiea
Gloves and combs of every description
Linen aud COTTON tiCkic furniture and a,,rgu chst,;
ihSeSS ana Jerseys suitable :ar servants colina
roun and bcachcd donrsCs, diapers, SC
S3rnelns, hearth-EugS. umbrellas, &c &C.
Il fun cash. -
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ONDON iiATS.-An elegant assortment ui Ciusty's
D London Beaver Hat, received for sale by
the subscribers RAYMOND s: BROTHERS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-06

EE7iE subscriber offers for so, valuable plantation On
Il which nc resides, called the Meadow Bridges This estate
3 situated in the county Of Hanover Chckahonv swamp,
six miles from the CITY Of Richmond contains as acres
n which there between 100 and $50 grounds cleared
hc late Improvements the swamp have entirely drancd
n lands tie high land is well npovcd the buildings arc
otehve, cOT1nodou and in gsnd ORDER the orchards arc
lae, containing between and 900 Of excellent fruits
II health Of tie subscribers family since his residence on this
este, allows him IN asset that situation be dceira
tie that respect No properly has been offered for sale
scctn of country, FIR many years possessing numerous
rdvaagcs The sol is well calculated FOR tho production Of
roTnSoton oats rye and grass and small portion wheat
as eguabe oi il IS unsurpassed The subscriber would
prefer making private sale bat if not effected by the 18TH Of
Decemer he win then Offer it publicly st the time he
vii s8 ~ likely negroes his crop of corn consisting of
about 80 barrels between $50 and 800 Of which hUny
foaer shucks, &caso his horses, mules and colts
together With his household furniture plantation utensils sc
The cmof SALE Of the real and personal estate will I've
tU0wn atapTOpeT time. JOSHUA SIORRS.
a5y59>, Sz.3~ss, Oct -, J3L< g -
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d1xLoI cE5TEn Low GRO lN.y L:sT.zTis5, NJ:

~ GROES, &c. FOR SALE.-I;y virtue of the last
riH and testament OF Col, John Lewis late tho county of
'leucescr shall, az eXor, offer for SALE public auction
.c hughes, bidder Monday, the 10Th day OF Nov next,
;lr, otherwise the fair day, premises following
property, wit That valuable Farm whecnn the said
lewis resided called iue de Lia lying Severn river and
Containing BY actual irve 502 acres This may with
ruth say really desirable many ayan;i s
any i'll the lower country Tie situation very healthy in
roplous and good nchhorfood, immediately river
which navigae for vessels of heavy rlhcn nhounds
With the fines, fish and OYSTERS Tho land f,1ti. and in
ihc highest state Of cultivation we'll drained ecn field
cnrlosei with good and substantial enre The buildings
cich are a., rs good being built
:, handsome and canmodos dwelling kitchen, mouse
naTis stables, carriage house, SC:
could be desired for such cs,abli@hncu Too
permanent Investment property Of this description: will
yen 10 II, and satisfy themselves Of advantages
belonging thereto, previous the day Also IS likely
ana valuable among which valuable carpenter
Hfchnih, house and carriage driver, and
fyouns men, boys girls crop corn OATS peas
Io1d1r straw &c; horses and mules; Number cattle
Sheep and hogs; all the farming utensils and n variety other
articles About 10 of laud will bo seeded in brcy and
'Ghe the charge for which will be reasonable and made
Known o tive day of ealo
The land win bc sold n credit cf and wears and
purchaser required bond with approved SECURITY, and
sSt deNi on the pDcrtry the payment Immediate
POSSESSION viii be given Of tho Farm If desired, ami all the
Buildings except the dwelling house, kitchen, &c which
pJsibiy be retained unit: the Isl of Ian. The negroes
viii be sold in families 30 upwards Of the kci;csi and
most valuable for cIsh the residue with oil the other personal
property, credit Of months The PURCHASERS giving bonds
with approved security
Y1ic sale viii r pctcnp,ov, with the fnd and
rUgroES and continued om day day, IL, all the property
sold.
All indebted estate required make inrc
& paynent and those iavn cars against requested
. them ptsu lU,ay dull authenticated for
THOMAS SMITH, EX'or
Oct i5-6t ofJohp Lewis, dee.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-06

NTIRGINIA At rI,cs, h7ldon in the clerks office Of tie
superior court Of chauccy for the Richmond district tle
day Of September, 1923: Charles Hudson pit against Cour
and George Stiruan, dts.
The defendant Columbus W. Kent, Otherwise c. e. e. w
Kent not having entered his appearance civfn oc1.y
according 70 the act Of assembly and the rules court and
appearing by satisfactory evidence, that he niab
9n OF this country is ordered that The said defendant do
apPcdr hcc on the first day ofhe cr and answer tho bill
OF the plaintiffs and that COPY ofts order nc inserted
III some newspaper published in the CITY Of Richmond, two
Idonhs suect vc, and posted the front door INC capitol
in the said cifr.
66 copy. Tes'e, wv. G RENDITION c. G.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-06

Tg7ES Da-I.ARS REWARD.-Ran away from the
z subsrbcr Wednesday last negro BOB, about
20 80 years Of dark complexion, well made Of pleasing
and adAssic is well known many persons within
100 miles Of the cyhavnI been tor several years my
rage hack driver have believe that ne is
lurking about Echond, in Chesterfield in the ncichborhood
Of Dr. Alfred Fhcndsor he may make attempt 60
North Al Of vessels and persons engaged in tracirg
orvamed fora carrying enticing said slave The
subscriber viii give the above reward Tor his apprehension, and
al reasonable expenses paid i0r his delivery confinement
that can ret him again TEIOS EATL.
0sIhc Petersburg Old Dominion Will nsrri the above all
veisrncn hCe times and forward their account 70 this Office
for payment
~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-06

Ell ALL NELSON has received, n the recent arrivals
from New York aud Philadelphia the greater paI, Of his
NALL GOODS; arnoDI which
London dufe and Iroint blankets
S, 9, 10, ii and PA do
White red, green and black Gan;'Is
tpGrfne blue, black, grey, Oxford olive and dr5 cloths
DO. TO. do cassiu1cr,s
Common fine and sITcrfnG s;itt:acs wei; assorted
WooJncts, kerscys and l;nsEys
Plain and printed carpet hrIizgS
.Uansdown and Valencia vCsturs assorted
Coiourcd and black English tiorJntinc CO.
JTain and figured bombIzCs
blegno caSsime~, assorted colours ald Superior Quality
led blue and orangr circassians
Caroline stripes aud circass plaids
Elk, uorstcd, lambswool and cotton hosn
Do. do. DO half do.
elegant assortment square and long lnerno sifaNs
Cashmerc long do cashmere and Valencia Go.
Super London and French printed cambrits
SiriPct and plaid ginglran's and batistc
Cotton cambrics and cambria muslirs
Plain and figured book, null and Swiss DO.
Superior black Italian lustTings
Pach and colourcd eros de Naples
italian nets and worstcd barge
Pack macrliire and florence
anton and Mandarin GRAPES
Furniture belt and 0hcr ribhos G,5a 4-6gtp.hit
A,rino and cashmere hdkf;.
Worel and 5aege gauze do.
India and German silk do
Ilnit1iOl bandanna and Madras 10.
Colourcd and white
SiiyeT black Italian do.
Mems buckskn, Woodsoch and hose Ain gfo,t5
LADIES' do assorted
large assortment of brown md hIo3rhci sr!ugs and
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SUBSCRIPTION
N1N. ALPUONaE LOUBAV, l..

Crnnle aud Lot and Caronne in F,r1cc li5 de- y Las
proposes otiG friends the OF tho PE
Mr. \ L. viii engage furnish -.sc0u7s with their Crane
Fne Roots bci = first Of inrsi crt and forward them fec
oi expense, 70 trc different cities c- subscription lists sh
have been opened The Roots will wears old and viii
produce considerable fruit the second year from the rc Of tcs
pc'nE planted Ihgy will be cactiv and packc il,
boxes h somc of the original sDii which they have aar
llscd which will greatly facilitate the tnving OF Roo
Orders Will he pmrialy attended tn the Subscribe dc.f-
mating the Quantities and species othc Grape Vine Roots tc;
ut the rate ~ for each Root for css than 1000 al the
rue o. - cents aqd 70 cels per Root for cs5 than 50 Roots
Tor go Or more l2 ocns Tor less than loOO and IS cents FOX
P9ynrnt 70 be made on delivery Of c Eoo,s Le,;crsuo'
" Subscription Lists arc openet-at ,l,o Yr with Al
phOnsc ICubat, % WGlScCt: BOSTON, T. Cr,I3rJ it,
.4ljn,n r. MNcacl Pttrdephi0 Van Araingc Bo;1orl
Wiliard RhOais Washington Cjt William aro; Richmond
navonPott, Alien Co.; SerG"79 Hall, Sapter Turpcr;
Nclc Ornts, Foster Huttou Charleston, T. 81 T. Street
& 90
1r 4 tora7s Book on the Culture ofhe Grape vinc. 5n4
on the Making Of Vine, may nc found the principal on-
srlcrs Of the United States and his Agents VIII furnish them
(syrtis) 70 SutcTirrs
Catalogue IF Grape Tns F",, ho' Mr. IorsAT proposes 70
The following species are selected IS the best the choice Of
Table craps, d, Jar making Street rrJat-yvmrr-f, a.,
cante D Robin Yves with big clusters or Oil dc Tour rrrai
Do Frontisnan J. iIuscadce from the river Iot 8, MaloS
g. Tokay; 10, SYRIAN H. Cousia1,io; r. Mai1saRfpi3
Largo 1us.at IT, Mavoisie; - Red Foo pied Rougt) IT,
Far l"s-Wgrrs-1a,A uyer71a' ~ B!anquc,;cc n, Dot
I p; i fl 5s N7orito 81 AI5 50 = 1; IAN
las %, pcardar 90 Chaossc31 lanse BEn2 Caret; 49,
Auvcgnat 81 81; lean: 50, Jacobin &c. Mouncr 81 Pneau
80, rntaner So fon,urcr 20, Bourssuon II, Bo,eJau
For the Taje oag-WmrE-4l, cbassalas (fon Fon,afre
Mucat Tezardc 10 Do Small Berries So Do (ffom Jerisa
leml 81, DO (from Iua2 -, sluv'on Ctasselas
81, Mgcat Rouge; s. Masoa Grey IS, Dana. yio 81, Ia
Ec.'3 III
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! Aug. 1929


VNTILLItN &: MAN COLhi9.E3--Ia1 Mond5rv,
w the 18th Oct tie Visitors Of William SLarv in
Convocation and E!rl the vacancy in College orcasoned
OF Chemistry and Natural Philosophy, n m s. Rogers lale
Proessorof Natural Philosophy in the Maryland Institute
ne courses or i3ctures III this institution will
the last Monday ip October, and follows
JUNIOR Moral torgIsRcdi. ivLpie President and Pro-
belcsc.trcs, Rhetoric, Loc and Moral piliasoplly
!stt hook, Ea;Ts Lectures, Andrews Loc and itrys
Moral ilcsopl.y.
Law C9rEs"-j1'-e Scanlc Prot5sor-La;s and Police.
J uckeTs Blackstone.
roLIrNAL C2rHsE.-2Topas r. pelr, rroiassor-us,ory,
Metaphysics. fatur & National Law, Government Political
conoyIcrt Eooks Tytlcr's Elements with the Professors
Lectures ereonyne abridged by ilo:asor Hedge, Fattel,
mont.
CnEaIc' {. rIirosorI.c.L Gov EIrr T. Rogers Pro.:.
strC hcnry, Mmeraogy Geology and Nat; Philosophy, with
It's application the Mechanic ArsItrt Bo0ky " cistr
Chemistry, Cy!os Ndt Philosophy and Rogers Introduction
Is Tirts: Coaaec Ft~dIds,! S. Campbell, Professor
Geometry, Algebra, Plane and spherical lrgoaonetry,
veyng, HuT,Ou, FiuNiorls and Astronomy Text Books,
'utos Mathematics, Fmt surveying, EI.rs un;c Sections
and Flavi0ns, and Grcgory's Astronomy.
Duri: the uussncc Professor Cap .i?c duties or tic
Ma'he7ia;c; Chair will hc discharged ny Holm idsT Of VII
lianisblr,.
CL,sst1,L Corns:.-- Do,.cy Brocno, Professor.
Aiop@2 iAHGu AossSFAA!sU, fGtNcH & lrAlINv,t de n
Ps1tn Professor
Tt':o's ,rcssso,y sgrrcss of @;paso,, iii the sceniic
Course. HIls5 OF
Do ofa Student in the G, lrrur School, 100 ~
To thee may be ade ali allowance for pocket money
which i Is siya' n should be cc,y u,odyUte. EHtPIE
Oct i%-vit Frc,idrrz E. Professor:
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2 EtOf AL.--GitANNLs>, Sun &; BHOTHkkS, have
removed their shoe Store from the second door below
governor Street TO the of Main Street li leading
10 hayos Bdse-he store f!rnery occupied by Vim Nea,e
~ 20 and known by the name of Nces where they
invite tie attention Of their the public
their stock OF superior made BOOTS SHOES, Of their
manufacture The quality hadly euuallci by the
Cnon pair OF which warrane. They are eterilnd
nc, to be undeisod in equal quality Their very
extensive, comprising every kndand will cuntnuc 10 receive
by every arrival fresh supplies together with nsp fashions us
soon as they made.
p They have received 100 pain Of ladies' American kid
slippers, very article together with sca.sln mcrocco
iG lasting walking and dress shoes and misses .oas
ices very superior. DC, yo--;s
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toMhTTTED TO the Jail ofita GRAFTON Of Gyncnhirr
. - on Tue 10Th day OF June las. ud'cdy PiiEBE a
save whosays she belongs 20 Jams ST ants and hired
inc present year 10 William Garter county Of GoocE
an SAID slave had on when committed bulc striped dones
T oa pair Of shoes, and has impeachment her speech
ana appears u he about twenty years old She dark
muato' and Is about feet inches high The owner Of
he above slave desired forward prove property paw
charges and a.e her aav, viii be dealt With ACCORDING
! to law. SAMUEL RBANSFCRD Tailor. 8
, S'P'lf IN
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~ ALUABLE liEAE. EsIATE YOR sAI.N A9

" ALUA3LE 1iEAE. ESTATE FOR sAI.E AT
AUCTIOS.-By virtue of decree of Tie lust!n.cs
CHicery Court for the Richmond in the of Jno
NnSisr j. Satches Exor, will be sold the 18th OF
ir Cash. the following property: All said Sache's nters, il,
undivided moie;y of brick house street. occupied
by Cusma Andrew; brick house rear of the Basin
:w occupied by black woman and OF land
bo7Viin Green near the city of Richmond The the
rouse and lot on street will take place O'clock m, on
tue premises the sale of the house in Basin
to acres OF land ut the Bowling Green, will sold ocuh
at the house in rc;lr of the Basin
a. CAMPBELL Connni syioacr.
sale To be conducted by AIcssrs J. & Cosby 4 Go.
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( ICifMOND 81 iSALI4IOR!I Union Line o.
e q STAGES e. STEAM BOATS by Tanualiannt,k %,

40 STEAMBOATS,, by IaIpliaTnock, Or
the accommodation Of TIN: public, will ccmere their oer-
tons Oh Inc first day Of October nex,.
ne STAGES will twice week from the Bel Tavern,
Richmond, to 1appahannock, by the way Of New Castle
tasorerTown, Ayictts, Dunit Cldrkcsle and Miners
The Steamboat Patuxent pescni from Tappahanuork
10 Baltimore week TIE Stages will leave Richmond
every Friday and Tuesday, O'Clock morning and Nun
through tie intermediate places, arriving Tappahaock the
same evening, at ococie On Fridays, that hour they
meet Inc tatuXent ready 10 receive passengers who viii
il. Baltimore the succeeding DAY beoe i, NJ The to4t
returning on Tuesdays, will afrrc Tappaatk Vol
nesdn by O'Clock. A: NJ WREN the stage will take passfgs
to Richmond that evening On Sundays they from Tap
pahaHnock at o'clock, y. III for Rchnluir, Until another
eanboat added the linA TravplsJs ny This rorl IN
enabled 10 arrive az chcr place, Baltimore E1Fo in 50
hours
Good horses and coaches, carc and a,tsvs dsvas
employed and every attention will be paid by the ppprctor
the comfort and safety OF passengers The importance OF this
nev line, to The public, viii IN: readily Itopen eale
CHEAPER, and more connodos from the south
north Those WHO dislike long land Journey he
modate by 90 miles onlv and night disturbances tlCsa
opposed entirely to water. be reSpited by smooth road
good accommodations The distance Is less upon this
than any other, the accommodations equal. and the
II opens likewise, direct communication hetwee city of
Richmond and Northern Neck counties te aayantae
and pleasure OF both.
Ky Stage fire, the low of 81 50 Intcrnc1a
STAGES cents per mile. expected tic Steamboat will be
81, To and from Baltimore. by THE EEOPfuETCRS
Thrp0h01noch, ESSEX County, Uni
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