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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-05

Care shonld be taken TO give fresh litter. afte
cleaning the place where II is 10 be not. mi
cites the animal 10 orinaie often, which Is nj
ways a good sign Of health. lie should no
b. "ateIed until he has eaten searly hall ol hi
food.
Great care must be taken of his feet. examin,
them often. and take out every thing that ma,
lodge betwe cen the shoe and hoof, rs we n as be
tween The frog and meet see thai the sole n
not bruised, and that there are no siumps o
nails left such things are often incrusted II
The sole, and the horse vigorous or heated. doe,
hot limp for a long time after. In this cas-,
potters clay must be applied-or, the best I'M
guent for The feet this is composed of olive
oil, yellow wax. hogs lard. mixed in equaI
parls-tnrpentine, honey and SCOT, may be ad
ded.
1.-THE horse begins to limp he must be on.
shod th's Is The meR0snf relieving him after
having examined the foot, n light shoe should
he lacked on with a few nails. II he stand on
the toes, the founders may be appreheuded,
which attack principally the fore feet in which
case vinegar mixed with chimney SCOT, applied
as a plaster is a good aslringent, The use OF
which should be recommended bleeding is al.
so practlsed.
The bits shonl3 he o(,rn washed, that they
" nv stnolif WiiAH WIZ mp
pen IL they are impregnated with the saliva
ms IS unpleasant 10 the horse. The panel OF
the saddle and housings should be exposed oc
casionHl'y 10 the sun, aud the former beaten
with a lick 10 prevent the hardness which
sometimes INJURIES The bors. in n part very diff
cut to cure. In crossing rivers or brooks, the
horse may he allowed to drink If the water has
the proper qualities, which we have before de.
scflbed. Good effects can alone result from il
for the blood being heated in travelling, will
receive the necessary vehicle for circulation.
But It the water does not appear 10 be pure,
OF there is reason 10 believe il contains substan.
ces IN dissolution which would be injurious "a
the animal economy-in a word, If it contains
any OF the bad qualities which we have men.
TONED in the proper place, the horse should no.
be allowed TO drink. The same may be SAID OF
the source Of any water course, however pure
it may be. We have given the reasons, which
II were superiuous 10 repeat.
II the horse appear fateucd after his jour
ney, the e%xtremities shOuld be baihed with cold
water, and with bran and walrr-and some
days after blood letting. The most happy effect,
will generally ensue and ifthe horse be young
we may be assured that be will be restored in a
short lime,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-05

the appoinl ment absolutely, and" Mr.. Ficklir
WINS the object ofihai selection"
Mr.. Fickiin representing the blank commits
sion as merely. GJorm IN tohioh a rseommendd
fien 'rns 10 be expressed, speaks Of the undis-
iurbed friendly relations between Mr.. Barry
and himself, and seeks to persuade Us That the
eonierring oil the appointment upon him, by
nj j. Barry was merely an act OF " disinteres.
ted kindness" Mr.. Uoodsoa, quoting The
uords ofthe Post Master General. tells $ pos.
lively, thai the blank comWis sion was enirus-
ted 10 Barry. "teiih a rietc 10 sapf The gop.
ernmtnt The securities, and as far as possible the
feelings Of Capt. F0mler - n 9th words. l.
was entrusted 10 HIM 10 sell, nnG make The mosf
81. That he did sell II, and sill II for The moi
that could be got for il, his frien ship ior Mr..
Fickl,n understanding, viii reqnire q very
sGep'ical mind TO ionbi Why Else were the
Accustomed adviser (Alr. Woodson) and MI the
rest OF the members at Congress (excepi Col,
Jphnson) and the LATE member (Nir. Clns)
al Ms time, neglected aud passed ospr' Why
was not NE name inserted In the issien
before Il was sent out from the Department ?
" The pecuitariiy OF the case, > ~ Nh. Wood.
son significantly remarks, " was The apolo.
gy.'
Thai Mr.. fekiin erer paid any htng to Mr..
Barry or any other person on .ccoan, Of the
purchase, we did not assert. That, matter We
leh 10 presumption, and now leave II as he
leaves II. |, is not material. Nor Is IL maieri-
al villa, particular sum was agreed to be paid
nor WHEN, nor how. nor TO whom, IL was TO be
paid. nor by ,rhat operation he was TO " sape
he securities
Thus every material position assumed by our
present opponent has been met and rofuted
step by 'iep, by one coming forth, as 1t were
from the dead for whose memory and whose
good derds done in life, our respect and cur
gratitude is not q little increased. by the unex'
pected facility he has afforded us Of making The
ruth apparent and plain.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-05
One half of Rose Isle for sale.

WISH 10 sell this valuable tract Of land
H. lying on Tye River, in Nelstn county, a
bout Is miles from New Market, (at the Juno
ton OF Tye and James River,) where there is
an inspection for Tobacco and boat n%aviea-
ton to Richmond in thu ncighborhnod there
are TWO first rate manufacturing mills for -four.
Inc hall OF the tract contains, by estimate, 1900
acres, and in good repair This tract is consi.
oered one Of the best in Nelson county, particu.
AIRY well adapted to tobacco corn g. wheat. The
'ah1 Is well watered and timbered, and a great
ueal OF fine tobacco land TO cut. There is a
oooy OF 100 acres Of low grounds of good aual-
ny on the river, attached to either half of this
desirable place. The purchaser will be allow.
ga 10 purchase either half Of this estate 1.-THE
'ower or The upper %portion) AS may best suit his
"'shes. II IS useless TO give a further descrip.
uon OF this desirable estate, as those wishing to
purchase VIII first view the premises. Mr.. A.
.'eS' residing on the place, will shew the land
any person wishing to view it. am dispos-
:" 'osei' on accommodating terms, but a bar
gun can be had for cash, or [ would take ne.
s'oes IN payment Letters addressed 10 me or
IN u. Payne, in L,nchburg will be p,omptl
attended to. LAND0N C,pETf'
May Z. ,a-e
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-05
MRS. PAMELA L. JONES

MFFERS ier services 10 the cit,z,us f
W Lynchburg, and ,.e pubic generally. a.
a Milllner and Maniua maker She has made
arrangements for procuring, from New York
and Philadelphia, the latest London and French,
Fall and Winter (ashions-afte thu arrival of
which, she will be enabled to present them to
the ladies of Lynchhurg and the country. All
work conided TO her care, will be done with
neatness and despatch Mrs. Jones is now
prepared TO make and alter dresses. clean and
dress bonaels, or attend 10 any business in the
above line, aud solicits The patronage OF a 9, n
erous public. Her residence at preseat is ovel
the Auction Room of r. @. Ihompkins. ESQ.
formerly occupid by Mrs. Todd. Where all
orders either from own or country will be
thankfully received and promptly attended 10
1T Mrs. Jones has The pleasure OF announ.
cling the arris al of her fash ions.
Angus 20. ITO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-05
POLITICAL.
From The Kentucky Commentator.
w. i BAKHY-AGAlH
w DfTNTNT -NTATN
Mr.. Ficktin'S ietter-saie oCMe Office of Pos

W. I BARKY-AGAIR
Mr.. Ficktin'S ietter-saie of The Office of Post.
muster 10 him, by Mr.. BRARY.
II is a mailer OF regret with US, that Mr..
Fickiin should have deemed II necessary TO
appear before The public upon this occasion.
We are required to go into the details IN " which
his name occurred, by the denial Of Duff Green
" suthorized,' possibly, by Mr.. Barry and
should have been better content, that the con.
noyersy should have ended with that exposi-
ton. But as he has chosen TO volunteer, in
a way which has given our political opponents,
Ms they yaInly imagine, a signal triumph, he
will not complain OF us, we presume, if we make
use Of such fair means and Arguments MS we
may have at command, TO sustain ourselves up.
on our original ground.
Upon an aticnti i've perusai Of Mr.. Ficklin's
explanation, we find bu, a small portion, If
aug, which comes IN collision with the state
ment Of acts which we gave to the pubic Two
weeks ago. II is chiefly devoted to the blapk
commission, being an attempt 10 show that the
issuing of such a document in such a state,
from the General Post Office, is neither unusu.
al nor improper. We would ASK, was ever such
a transaction heard OF, except in the case in
hand, and the others mentioned by Mr.. Flick
lin ? OF the great improperly of bestowlng
a public office, of any grade IN that mode,
there can be no question. Mr.. FickIin seems
TO be deeply impressed with the necessity of
explaining away the effect OF this mosL material
and ~UHdenidbie pari of our exposition ; per.
ceiving that all that is essential in The remain
der, is but a natm al conclusion from that fact
TO what end could MIR. Barry have sought
for, and have Obtained a blank commission, bu,
to make profit and advantage of it? We shall
see presently how far his Fl lend Ficklin's pre-.
symptoms and explanations on this poiat, are
consistent with other known occurrences.
The clause in the letter which seems TO have
the first claim 10 consideration, reads thus :
Z" Here the matter rested until shortly aftei
the adjournment of the Legislature, when Mr.
Barry received from the Postmaster General ;
blank appointment with a request TO I'll ant
return II Immediately. The bank was filled
with my name, and no engagement to pay Il
the Department the debt of my predecessor, OF
To reward Mr.. Barry in any way, nor have
ever paid to him or 10 any other person a cen
on that account
We are NJ a loss 10 determine whether thi
clause should be considered merely as an IL
genious .Uasion of the question, or as a bungiin
denial Of a material proposition advanced o
our part. Taken literally, il only afirms tn;
the terms of Inc contract between Barry an
Ficklin CsTe not iaaytsd in The COMMIT ssiO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-05
From the London .Aew Monthly Magazine

From the London .New Monthly Mdgdsin,
WlNGS.-ByT. X BERvEy.
Oh for The wings we used To wear,
When the heart was like n bird,
And A oateI, still through summer air,
And painted all il look d on fair,
And sung to all il heard
When fancy put the seal of truth
On all the promises of youth!
Oh for the wings with which the dove
Flies to the valley Of her rest,
To take us 10 some pleasant grove,
Where hearts are no, afraid TO love,
And truth is, sometimes, blpst.
To make the spirit mount again,
That time Is how'd, and grief. and pain :
II ma, notch 4, it may rot be
lcannot soar on fancy's wing,
And hope has been-like thee, ike the.
These many weary years, TO me.
A lost and perish'd thing !
Are there no pinions left to bear
Die where the good and gentle are!
Yes-rise upon the mornings wing,
And, faf beyond the far'hes, sea.
Where Autumn is the mate Of Spring.
Aud Winter CONES Mt whitening,
There is a h me flf thee
Away-awa and lay thy head
In the low Wiley of tia dead
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-05
POETRY.
From Song, Of the Passions-Words ey MIS-
{. b. WILSON,

rom Songs Of the Pnssions-" ny MI
{. b. wilson,
JOY.
.Joy joy Joy!
Comes bonding Ger the plain,
A rosy, laughter-loving Boy,
Mid Pleasures sportive trait
around his brows a why wreath
With the blushing rose is twin'd,
Aud his scented .ocks rich odours breathe
To every passing wind.
.Jov!-Joy.-Joy!-
His smile Is like the morn,
As he roams a jolly hunier.boS
Mid the sound Of hound aud horn
While echo bears on every breeze
His spiritsiirfing voice.
And his care dispelling melodies
Make the leafy woods rejoice
JOui-Joy !-Joyi-
He decks The testsi shrine;
And the bright eyes Of the laughing Boy
Ger the wine cup gaily shine
He leads the revel and The dance,
He chaunts the bridal song,
And sports IN Beauiy's sunny glance
Lies glowing scenes among
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-05
MELONGENA. OR EGG PLANT.

Although this vegetable is exceedingly rich
and delicious when rightly prepared ior the ta
BILE, its value is but imperfectly known. Very
little skid is required ia couking it aud with
many people il IS deemed a delicacy OF Jhe I'm
est kind. II is not, perhaps, surpassed ia rich
ness BY any other vegetable: and, in the eIti.
nation Of some, ii is almost a substitute for
meat.
The mode Of preparing il, is first TO cut IL into
>lices OF about a quarter OF an inch thick. aud
the to soak them in salt and water. After re.
mainir & IN this situation a couple of hours,
which will have the effect nf extracting a por-
ton OF butter water. it is fried in butter, taking
care TO brown it thoroughly, and il is ready for
The table. Let those who are unacquninied
with its properties make trial of il, aud we ven
ture 10 say they will fad themselves well re-
warded tot Their uroubtr. IN, y. .MtroT.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-05

The experimental Apple Tree Of GoeHnit- -
THIS apple tree, At present III a healthy state,
and sixty years ofage, has been engraited with
no less than $50 varieties Of apples since the
year 1904. The first year Us varieties were
eografted ON the body of the tree, without any
order being followed. The fertility of the tree,
thus laden, with so many sorts of apples, has
always been considerable in 1873, il yielded
IL Altcnburgh bushels. In 1913 il was respect
ed by the numerous troops who encumped a.
round il, aud regarded it with a sort of snpersti-
,ions admiration. Wien covered with fruit,
the appearance of this tree is enchanting aud
furnish a subject, of study TO the horticultural
md the psychologist it is frequently visited
by the curious. Court Jour.
JUN 4. 1929
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-05
TERMS.

d, anuum, payable IN aiRanee.-No SUD
" = n, received for a less time than SIX months
srpiion wiz Iii he discontinued Out at the discretion
lEa = fgs,,orsl until all arrearages are paid.
ory Advertisement will bo inserted &c q, c 81 eI IN. ep pss
sluaie ~ those from a distanct must he Paid tor
sonuAa .s,. ,bei, Insertion, or the payment assumed ny
p,ssT re.poasibIs person. in Lyneh6ure'
~ chancery Orders notexeeeding two squares are IN
ssrted for six dollars p,,o. :. 10 maj,
~ Auletters addressed to the Editors must De Pos'
q ar they will not be attended to.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-05
Notice to Contractors !

taLtD proposals will be received by the
- 'eS'oent and Directors OF the Lynchburg
GO ,v os,em Turnpike Company, a, the Tavern
"''lam Terry, in the town of Liberty, Bed,
49,, to""'y, on The twenty fifth day of August
"e'hg the second day of the Court of said
.J'"'y, Tor the construction of from one 10 two
" e OF turnpike Road, extending from The
r Oh Liberty, wesiwardly. A board ofDi
mo..t VIII attend al Libe,iy on the day above
con,r.' and will furnish to those wishing to
Ia h"c.a particular description of the manner
II. '".en me road isto be constructed, and of
TIE terms Of the contract. -
ny order Of the Board of Directors.
soHS NJ GORDON, Clerk.
,o ~ me Lexington Inteliigencer ia requested
:" pp"'th tins for 6 weeks aud forward their
July 2. payment
o. ABOVE rs postponed until the Bedford
A,r - JOHN M. GORDON, Clerk.
t4mO.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-05
Surgical Instruments, &c.

opening a large and beautiful assert
III ment Of Surgical and other Instruments
viz
Ampu'ating
Trepanning
LIihotomy
Chesterfield
Dsseciing
Pocket Instruments
Eye do
Tooth do
Auassorlment of Gum Elastic Instruments
Spring and Thumb Lancefs
Instruments separate or out Of Sets, all
kinds
Together with many others not mentioned.
Howell DAVIES
Sept, hi.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-05
THE MANAGEMENT OF HORSES.
OF Exercise aud RepOse.

II Is important, without doubt, 10 consider
the benefic,al influence of exercise and repose
The first preserves tire strength and health. the
second acts as the repairing principle TO all the
animal
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-05
Soda later

Soda Water
H. "'o'er,ber's Soda Fountain is now
,uii operation.
NV nj Do,G nso received a small additional sup.
are di,a., MEDICINES. some of which
f'S'' "onl FARIs aud LONDON.
Z, J. DUVAL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-05

tne lndietinent upun tue tsAsacfiuns with fiarr,s
navy agent at Boston, differed in some legal particu
lars nom the hrst with Paulding; but as the iudp
ment OF the court in that case was also for DR. WAT,
kins, aud for much the same Reason. :, i ,oo,,
to be more special.
The National In;ellfgchcer at TIC close Of It's re-.
port ofthe case, Says
We understand that is minated tina, an amended r,
sentiment, VIII be offered 10 the Grand jury that third in
dcimen founded transaction involving the sum of 2O
ton of demurrer.
The law having pronounced its judgnent,ai. re-
mains for TIE Community, the moral sense ofrna-
kind to pronounce its opinions for in this as in many
o'nef cases. the Law may have standard of adlud-
CATION, and morals another. What that opinion
ought 10 belt IS yet too early to say. Il muss be
borne IN Inind that the investigation so far has been
entirely efP1fs--thlt the lence has been all on
one side Every man knows the extreme difficulty
IN such cases OF making up opinion from having
one side u the story, or If he does, how apt il
- to prove wrong; aud every man Of INTEGRITY, ouvt
consequently, to hear both sides before he ven
lures to form final Judgment. We are told thai il
you look at the books of ;hI States, many Of the
worthiest and most tried men in the courirv ,.;,1
appear to be dclinquents and who vet are 10 delin-
quents in fact lie. the public wait for Dr. Watkins
excrlraory evidence ii he has any. Ii lie has none,
humane men VIII fad it early enough TO condemn
him, when he fails TO produce it. As the evidence
nowapPears. 1t would be vain as well as vicious TO
pretend to think him exempt from criInipajtv We
however most "rniy believe, that he Will greatly
mitigate, il he :.oca not wholly explain away, the
symptoms
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-05
TGARINy.n NIMYEYs
PORT or RICI.NOND.
ARRIVED.


Scar tra,, Mister, from New York. lJilsSt
;Schr Caroline Neale, truIn Washington, * u
with fish, 10 /. * ehh s. Co.
Ichr Richard Wnslow, - Nealr, from Washing
ton, IN C) with fish, 20 L Webb (; Co.
Schr Margaret, ----, ira,n Yorl river, with corn
to " AIicou.
Schr American Coaster, Lee from New York, via
Norfolk. Passed in Hampton Roads brig Olive bound
up, and at Lazarus Shoals, brig Andes. Bceton
found down, and at Devils Reach, schr. Ade,lne
Thru N. bound up
SAILED.
Sci. Edinbuyg, Barrett, Tor Albany. ctaf.
Schr Amanda, Hall for Boston, coal and flour.
Schr Virginia. Gator. for Fortress Monroe. stone.
Schr. Alice ~ Mary, Saunders, for New York,
coal.
NEW Yonl, June l.-Cleared, sclr Fairfield,
Collin. Richmond
Arrived, schr Joseph Bonner, Somers, fuu Rich,
noEI.
NohFOLK June I'm Hampton Roads Snip r!a,o, Ia.
A"0co R1) EscIon on' up James River bound CoWez ard
=
saled-Schr Eleanor Eorss for Th!sde,r'5a.
There Weic square rugged vessels standing M f,m T. a
CsPcs i1r tie Roads '.,, afternoon ~
About 90 ai Of vessels anchor heiween tits place and
Old Poiut-isai! 4 ty = 4. winds.
Roads ' " -'F
The Br snip AnaCroon, Lenox was up t., L:vcrpoo, 7d
April, Tor Hampton soads '' '
JUNE 3.Arry-i, schrs Virginia Oakley, New Yo,t 50
hours, bound 10 Petersburg; Caroline Marion Barnes TIM
!iLtnnoTt siooP Lauel Parker, York, days
The big Aspas.l, FereI from Baltimore for Narcotics
came down. and put into Nio1ja,k Bay.
In Hampton Roads, baTque Grccian, Blanchard frp Port
land aud brig b3lcs Joseph, Bishop from Providence lR l.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-05

Quo DtTtct-tMe votes in Ohio, Preston, Monorsalia and
Tyler counties, folnyyP Dodrdsc 1919 MORGAN III
5 sPrisg 726 A. Campbell! $685. Wilson 6o6 acClean AS,
Brown 3-S N!ckn i67-BrooAe, the ouy c0Jni Lpw tn be
heard from.
Charlotte District [conP'c,)-l Halifax cnuity the poll
was-Wn Leigh Sl, Richard Logan J68 JOAN Randolph 3s
VIM B Bamks 2J2, James Bruce 25 Richard y Vcnate II ;
Or Rice lilo Ed C. Darlington III lggrsgaLs rCte u, he
DdTiet-John Randolph S7S, Wn Iesh 49, Richard ogan
sj2, Richard - Nenabc So Wm r. Banks lO4 j.. Bruce
SAB, Dr. Rice 5D, and Gen I'd. C. Darlington PCS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-05

eoneede, and j though pslaosa
hffte unexpected gentlemen and indeed tho
nature ofte law organize Convention end its going back
twenty years 10 nd basis oIcpeseDatou in the convention
ad nos authorize the most anSune TO expect The People
have done justice though the Legislature medaied
tempted 10 do Injustice and thus they eauaby
revise the dectees OF their crri,g servants -
Our columns the sieTaon and discus.
sion OF the various particulars and plans OF nenet AMI
we invite correspondents Arena O ooinon,
known; nevertheless, will entertain an anita ont with,
the courtesy endour object being as We trust
that OF all is to render humble aid procure digestion
ami adoption of such constitution viii se more Of
into the body polite mrel Virginia more into tie van
guard of States secue quality protection and justice all
and eradicate the remnant OF Aristrary
IS. la giving catalogue of the members elect e have
not attempted To the order senioty NOT kno,
ia scveIal cases. -"
POSTSCRIPT.
Tho following elections have been received since
the foregoing was in types 81.
.AIidHeset.- -Tlos K Joynes II, a Upshur ii6
Severn q Parker ~. I'hos X Yratman ~, Calvin IL
Read 10, 1'hos NJ Bayy a., Billupj none. From
this It seems, that Judge Upshur, instead OF Mr. Bill
lups * returned.
Ming YWan--juo Eoane leo, WA p I lyl,r l50, WIN.
H. Eoane lO3 Ricld Morris and Jas NJ GaGct about 50
ca-hr Garnclt Is elected Wu r. Roane by 60 or 10
yotes-Deegiom Jno RoaAc, WIN T. J!Dr Rici Morris
(.,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-05

Nj OTICE.--1hc subscriber, since last Chri-ina8
~ has been carrying on the business Of "a cabinet
or bcdstesd mandatory, by himself Ut hs cd stand
on the Mechancsyille Turnpike, where nc viii
continue 70 execute al orders in the best Manner and
at the lowest rates All work done BY him sill DO
labelled warranted, manufactured by w. Malone,
Interchangeable Turnpike land numbered from this
date. Persons wishing to purchase al articles
manufactured by HIM. can always be supplied at
Messrs. f. g. A. HubbarJs and Mr.. James P, Tylers
IN Richmond, or at his own shop-aud 81 no other
place in Richmond W. MALONE.
-uro, md sc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-05

MARIED, the eycn;g of the Sd inst at the residence
Of tie Rev WIN. J. Armstrong, by the same Mr. F1MryG
JANE mceca, OF this city TO Miss MARY daughter Of the .ac
Rev. Doctor Armstrong, of New Jersey.
On Thursday eYeulug last, 10y te Rev. Mr. Lee Nj AI.c.
ALNGr2 y Miss SaRtH a. BARHAsi, al Of this civ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-05
KNIVES, EIZORS, &c.

KNIVES, E.lZORS, &c.
fsNtiE subscriber has received handsome assort-
nenI OF Ten and Pocket Knives, good and suuerioS
quality and hnl at still reasonable prices than those he
Las been recently selling Cheap.
RJzIr the in part tine Lade manufactured OF the rial
Damascus steel)
Spanish Guitars, cheap and good
backgammon Boards, best English
Pocket Wallets ana Ass shin Memo BOIL.
Cness-nen and Chess boards, cheap
Florida NaE second supply: many uter articles good
and cheap received at the book and variety sOrs OF
June } ] n NASH,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-05
NOVICE.

a Vacancy having occurred in TIE Female Depart
- mott Of the Richmond Lancastriun School bV
the death Of the late teacher; it becomes ne
cessary that the Board Z! Trustees appoint suitahle
person rs successor 10 this end, al who Idav BE-
disposed to apply ere required send in their app.-
cations accompanied by satisfactory testimonials as
o qualification, to the Secretary Of the Board on OF
before the goth day Of June next The salary is 500
per annun, payable quarterly.
BY resolution OF the Board oS Trustees.
may l5-lltc JOHN. 5. MYERS; Se'cy.