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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-25

rSra.r SIN Efplos;oa.--The Nevvburg Gazette
Powder Mills of Daniel Rogers. Eso. about four
miles northwest ofthat village were blown up The
explosion was treinendous shaking the yaIe To- ITS
,ouhdation: Four men missing supposed TO have
found scattered throughout the woods near the Hills.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-25
TRUST SAFE


Il virtue Of a ceed of trust, executed by James
Brown, dated on the 29th dry of October 1894
and OF record in the Office OF the county court of
ennco, the subscribers trust ees III on the fore
neon OF Thursday the 10th day OF this present uontL
sen at auction on the premises, the brick dwelinr,
house aud appurtenances on the north side of CorS
or ID street, next below the lumber house OF BIf.
w lliain Giilatt This property extends on the street.
800 feet and lis boundary back from the street win
DC shown on the day Of sale. BY the tenor of the
Iced of trust, tie property was to he sold on credit
but Mr. Brown consents that it shall be sold for cash
and to evidence HAT consent, ic will Join the trs-
tees IN deed to the purchaser it VIII therefore be
sold tor cash. CHARLES COPi.AND
mar 4 CHARLES T. McMURDC.
The lower story ofthe house is well calculated for
commission bus!nessthc second story is divided into
three rooms and large closet Tic attic story or
garrett is divided into four rooms and closet The
back buildings OF brick, and covered with slate
On account of the badness ofthe weather TODAY
the above sale is postponed until MONDAY, the
3Oth instant al - o'clock
CHARLES COPELAND,
mar l9-tds CHARLES ]. McMURDO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-25

Il Good .fokc-It so happened that tho n. York
commercial Advertiser was the first and only bear
Island Boston, sc. Tie friends of the Hero"
however, in one of the cities along shore, were SO
sadly disappointed With the performance, t,ut they
doubted Its authenticity, and finally came 10 tie con-
the New York Editors, to dsparage the abilities of
TIC new President. In one instance bet of BOTTLE
OF WINE was made tina. il p'as not genuine. rh;,
of course. 49, ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-25

Departed this life yesterday, Mr.. CuAE1.Es w.
Char!'stown Mass. His funeral viii take place this
afternoon at O'Clock, from the residence of Thomas
A. Rust, where friends and acquaint a,ie4 are part
c1ary requested to attend without further NOTICE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-25
BY DAVENPORT, .4LLE.N &, co
GR0CERIEl

On WEDNESDAY, the 25th instant. at half nast
10 o'clock, at our auction store, =.
Is hhds. prime St. Croix slrpur
10 do molasses
do Antigua rum
10 do N. England do
Whiskey in hhds. ard bbls.
SObags race ginger
1Otierces winter pressed lamp OF!
boxes sperm candles
$50 rcams writing paper
100 do wrapping do
pipes Cognac brandy
do gin
Porter in pint bottles
Teas cider, beer
200 pair coarse>shoes, &c. &c.
mar IS ID. A. & Co. Aucits.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-25

Fas THE Rioss,oSD WH,c.
Yhe following translation from tho Cree. Of Aua-
crcon, ofthc Ode addressed TO "Sprng" is the ,naid
ed production Of OF Mr.. Shaws pupils and Is so
sPrghty aud so poetic. that ought not to be with
held from the public II will be obvious 10 every rea-
der OF taste, that in many parts of this beautiful
translation, particularly in the 5th and 9th lines the
SOUND Is perfect "echo" "io the sense"
The Giaces crown the op'ninp spring
And wroaths OF freshest roses brug;
yhc occun's rolling waves no more
WITH troubled uurrnurs lasl, the shore:
Lne wiiddu cuts the foaming spray,
The crane now slowly wings his wav:
Onec more the sun sheds forth his beams,
nnd Heaven with clouds no longer teens.
Man now again his work resumes,
And all the earth with lowrets blooms;
FITCH clusters round the olive twiDe
And Bacchus crowns the lnirthfnl wine,
While every branch und every shoot
Teens With the bloom DESTROYING fruit
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-25

ESY virtue OF Deed Of Trust from ThCTms Pub
r. ling and Sarah hrs wife, dated tho 18th dav 6f'
November 1899 md of record in the county CONF
a. llcnrico and county court OF AIccklonbaro. we
shall on The first day of pril next proceed to sen At
pubic auction, before thc Union Hotel, in the civ
OF Richmond, tie following property, viz Ono lot 81
lanG lying ~ the county OF Heurico, near the city Of
Richmond, containing one halt acre and bounded in
part b. the intersection OF o ard 32d streets. also
ono other lot IN the city Of Richmond. containing
fortytye feet on Poplar streets also one Other lot on
parcel otand, at Marion Tll continuing four acret;
so ono other lot parcel OF 'oud, in the county OF
henrlco, adjoining the lands Of John New aud others
containing four acres, with itsimprovemcnts, consist
mo OF dwelling house, &c; also one other lot IN
tho city Of Richmond, the corner Of - and sOlh
streets containing forty mr. feet front. Aud on tho
eOih day ot Apu next ~ previously disposed of
at private sale. We SHAH proceed Co sell At public
auCtDp ~ Ncciicuburr Cg'rhoug, fit beino, ccrtrt
dayl lie following tract oflard living N the county
of Nlc' kcnbuTg, containing 800 acres more or less
being he some iroct &c lama ccuvcvcdb BY Peter Jrby
20 Richard Lakewood and John PucSre!l and by
them 8 Thomas puhur.
ORRiN WILLIAMS
JOHN a. LANCASTER, 4'"'t1cs'
y. B.--Al persons having claims sfainst Thomas
Pulling arc requested 10 bring hem forward and
sign release within Elk mon rs irrm The nth Cav
OF November, 1896 or nv VIII be- debarrcd from tfo
Privileges II the above doc oi iruet.
%. WILLIAMS,
IVA j--N .. a. LANCASTER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-25

EllE election Of Common Councmen, in the CO.
- veral Wards, Will be held on the LIST ma.
T'esddy N dPri! nest, viz: In Jefferson Ward No.
at Armstrong; tnvern--In Madison Ward No .
a the Eagle Hoteli and in Monroe Ward No 3 n,
INC Shookoc Hill Tavern. Polls will open in on -h
Ward, at ten o'clock, A. nj. "Thc FREQ holders 81
lots within the said city, whether improved or not and
Wiether such hecholacrs reside therein or no.. end
The housekeepcrs aud inhabitants ofthe eei civ 5o
snail have resided therein at any time for Tie space
OF three months, without the inCrmission OF one
months, and possess in their own right within tie
same movable and iinmovcablc property TO tho va
Tue oil one hundred pounds" are entitled tn vote.
W. n. WREN. SNet e i.
Ncrci --cct
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-25
20 THE EpIToas o. TIE D-u,,:.

70 TIfE EpIToRs o. TIE WH!c
Grntlemcn-I observe from your paper Of this dov
that one nomination for the Common Council has
been made in ward; fsuch is TO be the fashion
beg leave 20 nominate John Goddin, Martin Drew
~, Preston Smith, T.. w. Gootcs, Jno c.. Williams.
=. II. Hyde, Jas. r.. Heath Richard whitfield and
James Warren, and trust the above gentlemen viii
be elected.
The magistrates are the same tia: VIC uov have.
and two of the five common council are old members,
Mr.. Heath, MIR. Whitfield and Mr.. Warren arc enc
hcicntly known TO the voters Of this ward; il is
therefore, only necessary, 20 say Of them that they
are mon of"discretoa, sound principles and concil-
atofY temper and the last living near the Poor
House and new burial ground, and Mr. Whitfield
ncnr the Basin, two important parts ofthe town
whieh have been unrcpresentcd for years. ought 10
Eoin.
Mr.. Dill declines, SIR Scott it is said is careless
about h,ifhe does not in fct decline also; Mr. Ly-
ons and Mr. Dunn do not decline but their votes
known generally TO the voters in the ward
Fin PEASANT, what Will become Of the Jonas who
was to deal SO much in water FOR Cary Street. has the
.aHothey Citizen Of sUOnroO Ward.
MEssRs. EorToRs; Through you, would take
tho liberty of suggesting to the Citizens of Richmond
the propriety Of irving n Public Dinner Ia their do.
fludcr and fellow citizen, Major General Winfield
Scott, whose glory though for moment dimmcd by
cloud wal doubtless shine forth ere long with re-
doubled splcndour.
have 'a' honor to subscribe myselfyr obt scrvt.
N.B.-l would propose Friday as the day, and
The Eagle as tue place OF action.
Ngw YoRv, March 2i.--At eleven o'clock This dav.
Richard Johnson and Catharine Cashcre received
scnfs~. 9r death, for the olnlc Of murder.
Key WEsr, Feb. i2.--On the morning of Monday,
9TH inst. affair Of honour took place hotwecn Chas
Il. Hawkins, Esq. Of tho Mexican Navy li;e Com.
Inandor Of the Mexican bng of war Herman and
William Allison NJ Raa, Es1. u. s. Attorney for tho
Southern Judicial district Of Florida on a challenge
gvenby the former 20 tho lattnr. Capt. c. G. Hon
ner OF The Mexican service. oiljcated ~ The friend
~ Cap: Hawkins, and DR.. r. A. Lacy rs the friend
NJ Mr. M'Itea. Four shots we're exchanged on tho
ground The firt ball Of Capt. H. passed thronrh
the sdrtout of Mr.. MIR, and glsnrcd the ecoond ono
through the pantaloons IF SIR MR.. near the waist
band bguislng the body tho third ball passed through
The hat Of Mr. MR.. and the fourth lodged in Re
thigh, near Tho body, which tho contest termina
cd. The third shot of Mr. M'Rca slightly grazcb
Viz wrist Of Capt. Hawkins.
The y. $. schr. Shark, Samuel w. Adams. Csc.
Commander, arrived Ut Pensacola on rho DIST nIt in
ID days from tie Coast OF Africa. Officers and Grew,
NIL woll IL is said that there has boon no death and
but ono case ofsckncss hoard since tho vessel lc
4. New York,in October last
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-25

NEw York, March 81.
THE ~ .RrEr.--I'hcrc has been an increasing ac-
tivity the Corn Exchange, prices have gradually
declined. Two three thousand barrels of -four have
been sold daily. The rate has settled to s71 rs the
asking price for N. Yor,; and the common kind of
southern, ana some sales have taken place at 1911
cents lhwcr. Yesterday and to-day, however, the
business IS dull ngain-[Jour. Com.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-25
s25 REWARD.

FENAkEN ot Of my houso Saturday last, PATENT
- LJER GOLD FaTCfl, ~ double hack, enoine
turned case, with common dial; 70 RoNeil Liverpool No
l2,"6 will give the ahovc reward anv pers,. who ug
uoivH 'hc watch to ue iu good condition.
Dec - "a TIL. NNSSfE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-25
CHARLES CARROLT. &c C,rroII,I.-.

CHARLES CARROLL Of CarrolItol.
TENHE Ladies aud Gentlemen Of Richmond and is vicinity
u invited inspect grafnfoHsy on ri, h1, and ~
oy fine Portrait and strong Likeness Of the vener
he c. CARROLL now IN his g2d year, and tho only snr-
wing Sgner Of the Declaration Of Independence painted by
G. Harding which placed TOR their convenience I'M room IN
The Old Globe Tavern ,,,r .. "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-25

Inc Y; 5. sc'r. GramPus, Jamas G. Boo CHAN, Esq.
cohanaer arrived at Pensacola the S3d ut. from,
Tainpico. Lieut.. Latnier. b n commander. and TWO
ndshpmcn were accidentally left On shore the ,esscl
having been blown OF in gale, and being short of
provisions, she was compelled to make for Pensacola
tenant.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-25

.Nocs ErPeeted.-Tlle Britannia from Liyerpool
was telegraPhed below New York on SATURDAY.
She brings dates 20 Feb. LIST.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-25

o. The Editors of tie Constitutional
Wing wish to employ Collectors throughout
the Commonwealth.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-25
NOTICE.

NAV. JUDAH requests all persons having Gains
- against him or tho estate of Isaac II. Indsb-
will hand them in Immediately for payment.
Those indebted TO him are informed that G.. IL
Bacchns Esq IS fully authorized 70 settle al claims
Cue 20 him or the concern of d. Judah So Co.
mnr 23-3tif
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-25
GomIMeretal Nee0rn.

WGrchouse, 2Iit .Horch 1899.
Fasting bids at Sc; Of Z; Mt IS; at 6;
at 9; ! ii 80: at so; / at s; at 5 so; / at
%; l at 0 ut 20; l at 6 so; at 6; 1 at
60; at 20; ut 30.
BEFUsEp-i hid at s. 80; at 4 80; at so;
l at ! 10; at IL at So at 90; at 3 20;
at c, / at / 90 at 3 40; at i So at 4 20.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-25

John Rnadotph's Last.-IIaving obtained leave of
aosehce the d'y before the late inauguration, the
gentleman from Roanoke mounted his horse ,;,d
running out his terribly long fore finger at gentle
man who was standing by al doDt," said he, sat
tehd me inauguration of Gen. Andrew Jackson
marx ''iat end rode OILY. He declines reelection
NJ y Her.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-25
THIS DAY.

v>HE splendid Union Canal Lottery, Glass No. Q,
= for 1899. will be drawn in the city of Philadei-
PIMA, aud the drawing received at Bigger's Office on
Friday afternoon ut 3 o'clock.
60 Number Lottery---9 Drawn Ballots.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-25
Real and Personnel Proocrf,,

IN "Wednesday next the 25th March, at 10
-, o'clock, shall sell at my residence on Shockoe
I'm, an my household and kitchen furniture consist.
order. A, so - sSoN
rour females slaves. Three of them are excellent
COOKS washers and ironers the other girl about
years old. Atso.
one hundred and eighty four acres of land in Hem
rico county, about nine miles below the citv. wcJI
uiaoered' and most of it heavy swap timber
One haf acre lot near Mrs. CANDLES well s;t,f.
tea' Terms at sale. DAVID JUDAH.
Sale to be conducted by j. g. ]. e. HERON
10 a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-25

Tickets only s., halves 81 so, quarters 81 %.
nor sale great variety of numbers, at tie Lot
terry and Exchange Office Of
mar % THO. B. BIGGER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-25
FIRST Periodical Sale of
DONiEGTIO GGGDS

: orGer OF the Manufacturers, to commence a
AS Thursday, the second day of April, at tbe st.ro
OF SPoitord, Tileston s. Co. i49 Water street. ana
con'inuc from day to day until every article on the
About Que thousand packages Of Goods win be Of
iercd, consisting of the fcllowng articles III.
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, BONNETS, COTTON
GOODS, &c.
>. 4; d Co. intendto have package sales of Do
nestle manufactures in the months of April and
September in each year, so as to embrace the best
seasons for business IN the Spring and Fall. Goods
VII be received for the first salo until the Ztth ina,
"nl liberal advances made.
Catalogues viii be ready and The goods arralrred
i1r examination two days previous to the sale
W. HOFFMAN & SONS, Auctioneers.
mar lot
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-25

, Loteries--Tie French Government meau TO aho-
sn lotteres and make up the loss to the revenue by
a tax oil t:ili1rd tables.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-25

BAKE HOUSE FOR RENT.
'E'hE Bake House tenement lately occupied iy
Mr.. Merriam, on 18th street between the cid
market and the dock, is for rents and as n stand
for vending the articles in the baker line is probably
not inferior to any in the city; being in every resrcct
well arranged for an extensive busncss-Appy to
mar 10 RALSTON g. PLEASANrS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-25

Besides so, 60, so, 30, so, 20, 10, &c. sc.
Whole tickets S., halves . so, quarters l 25
An orders post paid promptly attended to- and in
al cases the original tickets viii be sent Send vour
orders to the Managers Office.
mari YATES s. M'INTYRE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-25

Ngw YoRv, March 2l.--At eleven o'clock this day.
Richard Johnson and Catharnc Cashiere received
se1fsr n dea't, for the clinic of murder.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-25
WARD ELECTION

M OSS.--9O bales Moss, Just received, for sale h.
w mar 2i-3t OTIS, DUNLOP g. Co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-25
&tectt0t1 g aIF0.


Bank Stock, at 4uc hon.
'I'HlS DAY, att o'clock, will be sold a, the Co4o.
House, 10 shares of Virginia Rank S,ocS m
snares OF Farmers Bank Stock, and shares of Man
chester and Petersburg Turnpike Stock BELONGING 20
an Estate, for cash JAS. N I~YTSS -IYY 70
mar Is 49,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-25

The q: 3, schr Shark, Samuel W. Adams, ESQ.
Commander, arrived 1t Pensacola on Tho DIST nlt' in
a days from the Coast OF Africa Officers and crew,
NIL vol. Il is said that there has been m death and
but ofsckncss ou hoard since tho vessel lcn
New York,in October last,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-25

SHOES.
On THURSDAY, the s6th instant, at 10
O'Clock, VIII be sold at our Store, hundred packo
mar IO-N q. ID. co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-25
Trust Sale of band il, Henrico

IruSt SAFE OF BrIfd M HenricO.
yirine md in pursuance OF deed oftusl bearing rs
IL 22d day Of March 1926 and admitted record in cno
county clerks Office tie 25h day ofAach 6 exrr
ed to me by Thomas Bohannan late VI the RichoJ
dres To secure 10 Richard Winfield the payment Of ccain
debt IN tr said deed mentioned shall requested hy te
sd Richard Whitfield the first day Of April next if far If
not on the next fair day, before the Of Union Hotel in
hecy OF Rchnond expose sale public auction T ree
mnney scertan ~ of land In the said deed mentioned cnnrs
hg sxythrce lying and being situate IN Henrico Comfy
and bounded by the binds late of William Gathrch, decess
OF Johu Lindsay deceased OF Solomon Fusse md late Of JOSEPH
Gonie deceased JOHN FORBES TrrsseF
RfctRoad, Ish -9EdJch, 1913 March ls-ES
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-25

Tie Grand and Magnificent Painfing Of The
Destruction of
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-25

NB.-l would propose Friday as the day, ant
the Eagle as tue place or action.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-23

rcofir acting through ihnir ordinary Lpgisla
lure hnd rs tho constitution Jeprives Tue non.
ireehoders of suffrage only ~ the election OF
members 10 the General Assembly and nj
Congress. IT results, that not being forbidden
they are entIlled TO II IN all other itnagins bls
cases.-Evrn had the Constitution denied 10
udn-lreeh aders the right OF taking parl in a
change ofthe fundamental laws OF the coun.
ify, tie provision would have bren VOID aud
nhealnry hut as II makes no such drninl
dnd on The contrary, asserts Inc opposite prln-
c'ple. will II he Coniended that the ortIInnry
Lesisl.tnre has the tight 10 dslrauchise more
than hall ofthe tree men OF The Commonwealth
II Tie legislature can do whatever Is not Jrohi.
bRci lay the constitution will II be pretended
thai the People do not possess the same rlsh, ?
Aud ms the Constitution no where prohibits the
hon-iieehuldefs from voting for members of
convention, will II be sand that the People less
sovereign Than the Legislature, cannot d., what
the Legislature daily does
Nirwng The question Ia every .ht IN which
n = presented Ia our UNDERSTANDINGS W. arrive
still at the same conclusion, that the non-i,ee-
holdels OF this commonwealth, have n prriect
ana ndlstrnctIbe right, 10 take part IN the
change OF Cove nment, I, vote Tor members
OF the conV"ntion aud Ia he req, scented IN IL
htmHed htrJ0re, rs the opinion OF the eli.
'c'"s u hAhHoHu NET ASSEM- d, thHt the
noh.free holders ro>sss The ight aud can
no. he deprived Of 1t but by their own fxpress
act and conCessiou
hesohed. that at tho approaching election for
members OF convention we will in apeace III
aud ordsrl, manner attend the polls, nd solicit
the oiheers OF government 10 receive our ,oles
hs tree citizens OF the Cummonw alta entitled
TO an equal voice in the change ol government
Resoired that II the officers couducnng the
elections refuse to receive our stuff age, We will
proceed TO vote at sepa ate polls, h Wing IN the
hrsf place appointed aud procured the una III.
cation OF Two Of more citizens 10 keep the saId
p0Hs, receive our votes y fransmi' them I, tn
convenuon--heiore which body we will eod-
tend Tor the right Of their being allowed equal
weight IN declaring elections, with the votes OF
free huldcrs
Resoirsd that the non freeholders throughout
the State, be respectfully invited to cooperate
IN his ON purpose.
Resotrsd, that common sense and custom i'm
pose limitation upon the right oil suffrage,
ana mai we VIII conntenance 10 eXteHs ION no
lar her tlan 10 jfce Uhiie mon, who are 2 years
Of aye, and have resided nj least II months In
Viz 2inia.
Re$ohcd, that the &C, of Assembly 10 organ.
we a convention, IN restricting suffrage TO the
ir"eholdere only, violates the lmmatable prin-
clpIe ihat ma joritv OF the community has n
rlghl TO allsr, amend or abolish the existing
government, makes lndvidnous aud arstocrn
TIC distinctions among flee men possessing e.
quail rights aud is uncon. fiiurinnal aud none
ratIve.
Res0ired. that these proceedings be signed by
we Char man aud Secretary and published in
the papers OF the city.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-23
Female EdncalIoI,.

H'HL Spring anil Summer SESSION ~ m.
Il Seb"oi NIL enipmencr on H. i6h D.
heA' no"'h. aiy eop'se u instfur, y viii
comprise the ioden,rg Lranehe. o,t,os,az
ply, Reading, Writing. English Grhm,nar,
hh"'or'e. Logie. Grosral hy. In use ~
M'p' ""d o ne Glabrs, History, Natural ph.z
."s"rhy' . hemisiry, Arilhneiie, Book Rerr
ing, Algebra, si.nmelry, a.. shall be- sss,s
Ted by NY .i.ie, krhtcta.
As wish TO render nv presen, arrange.
meni permanent, shall labor In pfonnrr ,be
interest oi my patrons. hive intended To-
seYefa' years, 10 attempt the eaiahii.hnsut ii
niemHIe sehooli aud have, therefore, given
very particular att niiou 10 faaae -inhiea
which consider best suited To girls.
Terms for the session Of five months
af hrRinnes, 2l2 -
FOR those mofe advanced slb az
w pupil will be received for less tim
tban nom The day of entry la the eni Of he
sesston. X. Il. IONNLEY
2t mo. 9th. in
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-23
EDUCATION.

iiiiE Spring and summer session Of nv
- Scnpol, will commence on the I'd dry of
March ueIi.
= b. The subscriber will be assisted by his
hrother-n-Iaw, Lindsay Coghiil, who has been
Tor the lasi ten years past, teaching much 10
the satisfaction Of the subscribers, in whose
service hr was employed. He was edurated
NJ Concord, and his satisfactory recommends
tons, together wilh my owp personal &c.
qualnlance, all concur in sentiments with me.
hat he IS we'll qualified Tor that business. A,
wish to he stationary in This place, shall
be sudlous in promoting the Interests of my
pa'rons
Terms per Session If IRE months
Orthography, hra'ing, Wong, ArilI.
meuc and BOOK Keeping, 81 no
English & amman 10 90
Latin and French Languages II 90
JOHN RiCHESON.
Feb. % iuC55
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-23
COW CATION--For Tie Vtrginion

M ,tt,,. - :, 49,.
~ '''et ~" "'' '"S ,p'a"
f"sP"Pel ''e"u '" ,he "osaisa"ce OF me
,""'"'" a's ls'' W '""" INC i,sp' io'" anu
','" 'e'ses 81 ''e ON N"'p'e' VI De".c, ohon'y'
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