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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-11
BALDWIN. IVES &. co. :

viz - " = IS ElsS az OOs
AVE receive" by recent arrivals. and are thu
IL morning oP mug, per Richmand Packet,
Cases rich dark prints
do fine Cd cambria muslins
do blue and Oxford mkt sattinetts
do super deep blue do
do Oxford mkt cloths
do drob and olive bang up cords
do Lcghorn huts-cnEAP
do do
do A fine apron checks
trHsses assorted cloth shawls
scines &C. - ~
case silk umbrellas, OF which arc snpe.
rior finish and style
6, Z, 3, aud 10 Damask diaper
a few nnbeached Damask table cloths new
and superior article
81 bales heavy 4 and 10 brown shirtinps.
which, with a heavy stock in store are offered NJ
wholesale or retail upon favorable terms
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-11

NTflRGiNIA:-At rules, holden in the clerks Office
" of the superior court of chancery for the Rich
mond district, the 5th day of October 1929: Charles
King, pitt. against Henry Ftz, Richard Boyd and
Francis Thornton dfts.
The defendants having entered their appear.
ance and gwen security according the act of assem-
bly, and the rules of this court, and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants of
this country: II ordered, that the said defendant din
appear here on the tenth day of the next January
term and answer the bill Of the plaintiff; and that
copy ct this order be forthwith inserted in news.
paper published 10 the city of Richmond. for two
months successfully. and posted the front door of
the capitol, in the said city.
] A COW. Teste wv r. py~r,r-o- .
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-11
FOR RENT,

"A FOR SALE.
Et::N8 The valuable Lot of Ground combining
liikslS i"ne acres with the dwelling and ont hou-
aS<.z4Ases recently erected thereon, ~ tho neigh
nonrh""d at Bellvie, aud between the Yves ham and
Richmond T"rnp'ko Roads An the buildings are
cntrely new, the house s very Handsomely, flashed
Tor iamily residence, and there IL well OF excel
lent water IN the yard For terms apply to
sept SI-e"'s tGUSTAVUS A. MYERS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-11
Hardware and Cutlery.

TUT NNN"fO Ufftf SUtTCIJs
4 AMES NJ. JOHNSTON, at the sign of the CyoE}
81 en- .ln0l, is receiving and offers to the pub
lie. general assortment of articles in his line Of bn
siness, comprising all household and kitchen 6,rn;
ture, carpenters, cabinet ind coachmakers' black.
smith and coopers' tools.
Brass and Wire Tenders, of all qualities md sizes
ordered from the makers in New York and ROM
more, and received i'm ten days.
Castings Of every description, say pots.
ovens, spiders, skiIiets, Get. Mt } cts. per In S
oct i3-cots
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-11

W. GtNIA:-A, roles holden in the clerks Officr of
~ tne superior court OF chancery for the richmond
district, the 5th day Of October 1922 Charles Swift
Hughes, plf Billy Sneed and Jesse Sneed dts
The defendant Billy Sneed not having entered his
appearance and given security according to the act of
Assembly and The rules of this court. and it appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he inhabant of
this country: 1t is ordered, that the said defendant do
aPPearheTe on the tenth day of The January term
and the bill OF the plaintiff and that cow Of
this order be orthwith inserted in some newspaper
published in the city OF Richmond for two months sue
cessVey and posted at the front door of the Capitol
in the sad city. A copy. Teste
WIN. G.. PENDLgT0s C. G.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-11

XTlRGiNIA-At rules, holden in the clerks office &C
the superior court of chancery for the Richmond
district the 5th day of October 1929: Edward Palmer
and Thomas +. Palmer, partners, &c. pllts: against
Henry lowering, Morris lowering, and Robert Lever
ing, merchants under the firm Of Henry LeYering
and other defts.
The defendants Henry, Morris and Robert lowering
not having entered their appearance and given sectr
~ according 10 the act of Assembly and rules OF
this court, and it appearing, BY satisfactory evidence
that they are not inhabitants Of this country: it is or
dered that the sad defendants do appear here on the
tenth day az the next January term, and Answ er the
bill OF the plaintiffs; and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted IN some newspaper published in the
city OF Richmond, for two months successvely and
posted at the front door OF the capitol in the sad city
copy. Tesle, wM G. PExDLArox, c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-11
SNERyE COST

s~,l .,Ss.ss.sk Dollars srOrih Of .Nc,0 and
Il .. J.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-11
CROWN GLASS.

FU>HOMAS A. RUST, at the sign OF the Paddock ia,
received 80 boxes IL by IL New England Crown Clss
Persons IN waA, OF Crown Glass be supplied any sue,
81 the mandatory prices. ~
Also, Washington City Cylinder elias. by 1, 20 a hy
10 aud few bnProred Door prings Dearborn Paaf IA.
d"ees, Water Plates and Dish Covers asdon t,a<e) BarL
gennpn Boards (elegsn, aud Cutlery s,,
Hardware Goods worth the attention of purchasers
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-11

VmGNIAA rules, holden the clerks Office OF the si,Ie5,o,
court OF ehancey for the Richmond district tho 3rd ay Of
August 1923 Robert Oliver aud Hugh hian Evans exor OF
John ealheote decd pitts against VIM. b. Taylor Roi,oTr
Pooe aud Robert v Montague and John r. Moseey ex'ors
of marlborough Montague. deed dehs -
The defendant VIM g. Taylor having entered ts s.
eaface and given security according Of assembly
niu use rue OF ms eo" and appearing by satisfactory
evidence thai I've is nhabani this country il oTde5
ed mat the sad defendant do appear here day Of
the next JANUARY term, and the bill plaintiffs
that copy this order be inserted in Some nrus
paper published IN the city OF Rchmond (o months s1c
said city.
w., r. p.,,,.-o. -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-11

~ WAIVE PANACEA.-Ju.t received by the sub.cri.
y Der, fresh supply Of SWANS ianacea
nov2 ~ & MCNAMARA.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-11

GiNiA:-At rules holden in the clerks Office Of
. ''o superior court OF chancery for the Richmond,
district the Sd day of August, 1929: Mary Fuqua,
aun TX Wlth the VIII annexed of VIM. Fuqua, deed,
PITT. against Richard ]. Faulkner and ELzabefh A.
hls wife, Samuel &. Faulkner Edward Powell admir-
OF Cole Powell, decd. and Fitzbugh Powell, dfs.
The defendant Samuel e.. Faulkner not having en-
tered hs appearance and given security according to
the act OF assembly and the rules OF this conr and il
appearing by satisfactory evidence that he is not an
nhabtnn of this country 1t is ordered, that the said
defendant do appear here the first day of the next
January term, and answer the bill Of the plaintiff
and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the City of Richmond,
Tor two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted at the FROM
door of the capitol, in the said city. e" .'f'
20 copy Tcste, WM g. PENDLErdSgc G.
NRGfNrA-At rules, holden in the clerks oalco
ct The superior court Of chqncery for the Rich.
mond district, the 3D. day of August 1929. Sa,aL
Williamson, cx'lX Of George Williamson, dec d. Wifi
against Garland Thompson, IT. ex'or of William
Mitchell, who was eXOr of Thomas Mitchell decd,
James INNS, Thonns r. Mitchell, Frnncis j. Mitch
ell, Francis Johnson and Ba tbara his Wife Alexander
w, George g. and Aunn Maria Mitchell, and Tho
mas Lambert, dts.
The defendants james Inns and Thomas H. Mitch
ell not having entered their appearance aud Riyen Sc
curity according To- the Of assembly and The ,ues
Of this court, and appearing by satisfactory eVienco
TINT they Inhabitants of this country: II is or
dered TINT the snid Defendants do appenr here IN Inc
hrst day oi The next term and answer the bill of tho
plaintiff and that copy Ofthis order be rt in
serted in some newspaper published in the C,;tv of
Richmond for two months successivoy, and posted
ut The 'front.' door of the capitol in the said city.
"a copy. Tesie, WV G.. PENDLEros. &C.
VmoT'' AZ rules, holden tie clerks Office of the s,neo,
co' Oh cancey for the Richmond district the Sd day Of
ugusI 8<W James Denton, pit against James Underwood
9Un OF John Denton, decd, Susanna Dcntou VdS anil
SVp peno AHen Denton Joseph Perkins aud Susanna Ma
E' nrery Denton Richard Johnson and Mary his vyI6e
formerly Denton aud Fanny Denton children oc aid 49,
ron qecd and the Lal representatives of William aud
homas Dtnton deed, dhs w.
The defendants Richard johnson and Mary bis wife M,
having entered their appearance and security accoydna
70 INC act Of assembly aud tive rules of court and apuea
ing ny satisfactory evidence that thsy are mo-, inhaban ~
ms country q ordered, that the defendants do ap.eay
mere on the nv" day of the JsuUayienn and answer
l {" the PLAINTIFF and that copy Of this order be fohui
inserted ~ some newspaper published IN the city of Riohnoud
m w2 months successfully, and posted tie h6 door o Tive
ca"tol, w tho said city
~ Acopy yes'c, WV. @. P,xp,rro,, g.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-11

NVlRGlNih:-At rules, holden in the clerks office
" y the superior court Of chancery for the Rich
mond district the 5th day Of October 1929. lanes
Banton, pitt against Richard Boyd, John ID. Hawkins
william Robard, and William Boylan President of The
STATE Bank Of North Carolina, dts
The defendants not having entered their appear
ance aud gwen security according TO tie act of assem-
bly, md the rules Of this court, and appearing by
satisfactory evidence, that they inhabitants Of
tins counry II is ordered, that te said defendants do
sppear here on the tenth day Of the next January
term, and answer the bill Of the plaintiff; and that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted IN some news.
paper published IN tie city Of Richmond for two
months sue cessvely and posted at the front door Of
the capitol, IN the said city.
l copy. Trsie, wM. G.. PESDLEToy, c. e
~ ROWN'S BEST GINNING TOBACCO,
- nov For sale by H. {. MCNAMARA
ltNYA 49,. - Ar.rA L.. --------l -. -.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-11

VIRGNIA AZ rules holden clerks oire superior
court Of chanee for the Richmond district the Sd day %
Crook and Myer Myers dts.
The defendant Charles Crook having apteas
nce aud gwen security according the assembly
lhe rules OF this court aud appearing by satisfactory evidences
mat he IS not an nhaban Of this oouny is ordered tai
i've sad defendant do appear here the first day OF the
January term, and the bill Of the plaintiff: aud that
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted SeT
plhed n the city Of Richmond for SUCCESSFULLY
ana posted at the front door Of the capitol the said city
rs copy. Tests WV g. f'SSpt Eros o.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-11

VRGNiM Al rules holden in the clerks ofcp superior
court oi chancey for the Richmond district ay Of
August 1929 Morris Emanuel pit against J. Joseph spd
Sarah his wife, William Daudrdge late sheriff Of fienrieo
county, To whom the estate Of solomon Mads decd
Committed fer administration, Robert e. Marks. and Lawrence
Lyon. dts
The deendaRs j. Joseph and Sarah his wife, and RotJen
g. Marks ms, having entered their appearance and
ry according the of assembly the rules Of this court
and appearing 10y satisfactory evidence that they nina
bnan of this county; ordered that the said defendants
appear here the first day the January answer
the hill OF the plaintiff and that copy Of this order I've forthwith
inserted IN PaPer published in the city of Richmond,
tor two months successTey and posted the from, door Of The
capitol in the SAID city
Is A copy Tese W. & PsSr,v-os rc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-11
pIANO-rORTES.

JOHN CULLEN. NJ. d.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-16
> -A.RIME NEWS.
PORT or RJCIi.uOND.
ARRIVED.

Steamboat Norfolk, III nderson, r om Baltimore. win
Norfolk, with passengers. Passed off White Shoals,
snip Marion bound down. OFT Jordan's Point. ship
Gratitude, and one other ship bound down; in Os.
bornes Reach. schr John bound up.
Steamboat Richmond, Chapman, from Norfolk,
with passengers.
with sundries, to Davenport, Allen 6, Co, Wads
worth & Williams, Baldwin, Ives & Co.. J. II Nash.
JAS. Winston K. j. Smith R. N shy 6. Co. ] Nc
Hilave J. Suiiyaa. c. NJ. Mitchell, L. Webb q Co.,
os,., Dunlop q Co, J. NJ Gordon, Jno. Wyse, E.
Porter. r. Cotton, ID Peytoa. Jno. Thompson, J.
w. Willis, Yale g. Canley r ID. Sanxay. j.
II Eustace, Barr Il Poindexter, RAYMOND d. Bro
t"ers' Hubbard 81 Goriner,J II Blamrre, DIR. Nor
Smith Gray y P4nNey, J. Poe s. Brothers NJ. Anc-
ker :. Eaton, Dandcrson, jr., Chs. Goddnn, Lam
caster " Denny, w. & ID. Kyle e. Co jacob Sinton,
Rogers 81 Harrison, This Lee
Schr William Buchanan, days from New York
With sundr.es, to Lewis Webb & Co., J. Sin,on
and p. Sullivan.
Schr. Cumberland. Wheaton -, from Phiadel
phin. with sundies 10 Joshua Hoowel, w. = Cos
by az Co. & VI Mi'chcll, ID Pcyton, Il. & A. Hub
bard, Hall 81 Moore, Isaac w hite, J. Williams, ]
n. Nash Badwu., Ives IL Co.., j Putney n Strut.
ton Lancaster & Drnby. J. II. Blamre J. Herbert t,
OTIS, Dunlop q CO., James Robertson H. Watkins,
w. WaGron IL Co., Richie d. Cook, Ira Tichenor
Perkins s Harris. u. AIycrs, c. Goddard Rails, on
& Peasants, p. Cotton, +. j. Smith WORKMAN &,
McGr"der A. Works, J. A. g. J. Myers, it,, J. II.
Eus'ace and Rob Johnson 81 Son.
S'r Cumberland, Wheaton, fom phila.i,,rhia v,h eu,
dries IN merchants. 500
SAILED.
SchT Lafayette. Crockett for Satem. with Corr
Schr Hector Travis, for :lexandria. coal.
99i"op LADY W ashngon, Somers. for New York, coal
aln"p trimmer, Price, for New Work coal
ne ship Charles Carroll CLARK, from Hampton Roads
aTriN cd at fiavre 9Th uit '
NORFOLK, Dec I2.-Arr'd. Sloop Eliza Allen
sud- y, NV York, 80 honrs. bound TO Richmond
In Hampton Roads--Brg Index, Green. from N,
J9Incs River. bound {" IIavre
JUTes RIVER. $40 u
~ DEC. II. In Hampton Roads Ship CO van
Ihng from up james River, bound to Bristol, (E
~ 9,ied Schr Sun, Horton, for Richmond.
Richmond - ''" >''' - '''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-16
VIRGINIA CONVENTION

TUESDAY. lkGEMBEn 10.
The Convention Was called to order at the usual
Mr.. POWELL tcnderod the following letter of re-
sgnation from Mr. Opie
RtcHMoND, Drc ID, 1920.
Sir; CIRCUMSTANCES beyond ms cont ruul comp,l me-
to resign my sea- IN that body, which you pre-
side. Tue r"raia ng delegates from tie district will
o. course, supply The vacancy occasc.Ied by my
siynitOn.
With the strongest feeling AMI most hear;-Gc!t
desire, for the best results from your deliberations
sor our beloved STATE; with the kindest fecollcc-
tons for Yourself and cvrry mcnbrr OF the Cuirvcr
ton, ! beg leave to subscribe myssf your and
their friend and fellow citizen. II. i. OpIE.
Z. II. BAEp0Un. ESQ,
President OF the Convention
The letter was land on the table.
On motion of Hr. DoDDRipGE the House resolved
i&elfino committee OF the whole, Mr.. DooDnIpcE
10 the Chair
Mr. MERCER moved that the sense OF the COM
mittec, be taken the l4th and 5th res"lu,rons
substitute Tor the ist resolution OF the Legislative
Report.
Mr.. BA ,aou, made few remarks on tho propric-
~ ct the comulttecs rising, and submitted motion
60 that effect.
Mr. JsRHsoN opposed the motion
Mr. LErcf was ulsn opposed the non.
MIR. BARBoUR Withdrew his motion.
Mr. Scorr renewed u.
Mr.. MEaceR pr sscd on the committee The jjus sre
of allowing his motion TO DC taken up he WISHED
80 test the sense of the committee these resolu
tons which he offered Il substitute for the "a
resolution Of the l. gisia;,vc Report.
debate as to the QUESTION OF order here ensued,
IN which Mr.. Mercer, Mr. Go1de, Mr. Stannrd, Nr.
FtZhugh, Mr. Johnson, Mr.. Leigh, Mr. Powell, Mr.
Barbour and Mr.. Giles participated.
Mr. GooDE oPpcaedfTom he d, cison of the Chair,
as 10 It's receiving The proposition OF Mr.. Mercer III
the for IN he made II.
Alter n long drbate on this motion, the question
OIL the decision uf Tia Chair put and carried in
the negativc-aycs 10, noes 10.
Mr.. hERcER moved that the committee rise and
report its proceedings he House
The motion was agreed to.
The report was ordered to be printed
Mr.. Gordon moved to discharge the committee
from tho consideration of those subjects they have
not acted upon.
Mr.. SrANARD suggested the propriety Of conf
ming the motion TO the mere order OF the Conven
tion Tor tire present
MIR. JoHNspN SAID that all reports, &C. were ucicd
upon by the committee.
Mr. GoaDoN SAID there were subjects not acted
upon.
The motion to discharge the committee was agreed
60.
The Convention then adjourned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-16

N!t"e u tFo Deeds " Trust, John NJ N0is-
- Wai ana William DandsHige, by William I Morris and
hdIoe!a ms WIFE, the the dav OF Januarv l9Sa
AZ" IRE nte on ''e eighteenth day February Ig2g-a and
re. Iced al Iius, executed Herbert A.
'dsIits = Cay, 10y the said " lam Morris ON lie tenth d
o. ILy, ioS-all ni W!ch deeds p corded 10 The fSs
'our OF the city OF Richmond shall proceed 10 sei on IA
premises ON the 10th day of February for ready one
m he purposes therein mentioned, pieces q, narcss
% Ldui ~ the city OF hIcmnuud known aud DISTINGUISHED In
tie plan n Tie sad city, by No 47) three bundre h or,v
SEVEN aud No t2 Three hundred aud fifty two which a ere
conveyed 10 The said William Marr! by Thomas Rutherfoj
dua Sarah his VIE ~ tht deed bearing daie the 18Th av
June 1872 and Admired TO record clerks Office oThe
SV"i' o iuS1nss r si'd cIiy,anO vi
eA"SiVe u sN buildings, cd as WaTei0uSe and for obsF
Puttes also, iufee Other Lots pieces ual GELS Of Land
k"nw" and distinguished te plan Sai city, by ,ber
aIt Three h'mIef and forty rufcT three hundred and
iuFufee ti, and number three hundred and 6rtv 6n,
t'+} WIN TIE buildings commonly cacd >hocKOe NaIebouse
n al ohel Duidnss aud improvements thereon which pro-
perry was conveyed 70 the SAID William Morris by tA,
several deeds Tor Undivided muees screafOnr made ON tie
tenth day OF jane 6%6, by Richard Gregory aud Elizabeth his
WIFI and John lCgrn ard Wilson GrrgGrv ;he other made
both admitted record Office Of the Hastings
Cou of cJ ao one other lot niece or IanS
known and distinguished in rau said c,ty by ,niber
three hundred aud foy tt6 vtch was ccnyei ed t sod
William Morris ty " .iam a Srnh aud sara, smith bv
their deed bearing date r 18th JAS If September 1876 ana
ADMITTED TO eco ~ e c' * Office ofthe Hastings Court fT
the CITY aforesaid -, ~
The Trustees have known title TO the foregoing
property TO be qeontd, but they will ouy convey Which,
Is M themselves E
JOHN NJ ARNtSTEAD
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JOHN NJ ARMlSTEAD,
w CAMBRIDGE, o.,
CHARLES 5. GAY.
ENNmnnl. - IN. 10

ID y virtue ct a deed OF trust executed TO James
~ Whlteiaw and the subscriber. by Reuben Bur
ton, d, on the l2th day Of August 1927 for the
purposes therein expressed, shall or the s1st daV
OF this month, sell to the highest bidder at Tie late
residence OF the SAID Reuben Burton, tho following
Prop, the right tn and IN crest of The ssid
Burton an th Springfield Coal Pits, icing two-6Hhs
ana the L1Ed aaHCXod-Uli the riaht, tile and IN
teresi OF the said Burton, Ia tlu land forIBegly
belonging % EetcCca Barton, Row decd being
about The same interest, two hfhs-atOu $50 acres
OF Iaat, lying ON Ciick1homiuy Swsnp, being
tac ics'da" - What was allotted 20 The -ad Rnr-
ton on thC division of larger tract ct land belong
NC To his father Daniel Bntcn-also the said X.
Burton's interest in the dover Slaves, nav held BY
Mrs. Sara Burton v,do" Vi Daniel Durlsn, deed
also tie following Saves 10 wt HcuIy, Mellon,
Adam. Dineh aud her Two children Warwick and
Sarah AIMS Girl and two SINAI, boys namcJ not
mentioned; also mules horses, Wagon . cart,
{ head Of cattle. I gig aud hbrncss--and az th8
household and Kitchen Furniture in possession Of
tne said Burton az the time ct cNecutng TIE said
doed-al The machin ~ and apparatus necessarily
used va digging ond Easing coal AZ the said Spring.
field Coai-pts.
And Oh The Esd dly OF this month, yin &c SOLD on
the premises, lot ot Gr1uld, with a wooden House
thereon, bng at Rockets, IN thc cuy OF Richmond,
occupied % tne tmnc The deed wa executed BY Mr.
Mid,e. Ui- ole third % ii4incd H.iisu AID IT, en-
ciosuree, lylDg bc'Bccn tle bcuse IT Itepfio0
county Sud James aver, 1uli ,r deception ssvcs
Terms made Known w tie day ~ sale
- Zen. SItf -
IAS.s <fkRD.
-
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~ BIGGER'S OFFICE!!!

~ BIGGERS OFFICE!!!
NONNECTICUT State Lottery. Glass No 10
~ draws THIS DAY, aud the drawing will be-
received at BIGGER'S OFFICE, Friday at
O'Clock
Capitals $4,000, 5000, 1000, $50, 10 OIL ooo
10 OF 400, 10 OF go, 81 of 100 sc. &c.
Tickets 81. Quarters l.
UNION CANAL LOTTERY. Class No H.
draws IN Philadelphia next Thursday, 18th inst and
the drawing wall be received by Sundays mail.
Splendid Capitals. $4,000 , of % 900 , of s 900
1910 10 each OF 1000, 600, 800, 400, 3Oo 20 OF
200. 81 of 100. g. c. &c.
Tickets $40, Halves 5, Quarters2 30, Eiglths %;
Tor sale in the usual great variety, the Constant
frzc selling and prompt pay Lottery and Exchange
Oihce OF THOMAS Il. BIGGER,
dec u Corner opposite the Earle Hotel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-16

RlpPAHANNOCK AGIn tij ,f

Il 10
~ AVtNG succeeded in procuring the services !, 1,
- MIR. Charles IA Letois. Jun. =. .g.zSllsSI. to-
be a,.ed in the Classcf Yyepattnsns Mr., Scp,,
uet Is Queen W,tson. (Son OF tie Kos.7 ssainei H.
Wilson, OF Fredercksburrl The T'ruslf s. liz I
sp~'tioh confidently congratulate ihe pubick, iron
eI4s prospect ol ayan realizing those hencfils- when
a. once ." extensively saEused: and indlsge tbs
nope that It's enlightened patronage will obtain for
the SUCCESS - which ats numero6s sa,, aeLI,,,,'
edged advantages. so emlnentlv eutitlc it, For tse
f;eihni ai'.- eD.e dischai9e of the duties s~siyned
BIN. the best pledge vii nc tcO., in sl,e Saa e.se
aud pructised zeal, with which Mr. Lewis las hero
'otoie acquit' cd himself ~ the profession of ms earlv
choice. OF the qualifications, and am able DISPOSE
Siiinn &C Hr. Wilson the most satisfactory tessfr
na!s have been adeacCd, from the most Nh.
questionable When to these primary clements of
success, arc added others better assumed and
only second to ihtm in Importance, viz: large aid
coinmodl9us Buildings, the salubrity of whos, site
IS indubitabiy ested, by the fact hat for wears past
has proved refuge Of unfailng securny Ia the
adjacent inhabitcnt oficss iavoured spots, and Er
the last seven yo2Ts 10 the President himself and his
family, with ent.te exemption flou auturnnaI disease
reihotef"ss from every haunt of vice. aud n well
selected library ofabout SOD volumes the r.uste..
cannot DOUBT that It will be secure in the discern
neut OF liberal puhlick. The course of fnstructio,
Will be such. rs TO uuav students for entering Col
ege or he tblvcrsiiv. end will comprise the English
Latin "nd tir""k languages, Geography with tn.
use otthe Maps mud Globes ArtInetic tIrab-,
Cro;retry fane and Spherical Trgononln,fys ana
the Theory AMI Practice OF SURVEYING The moral
and religious Instruction The youth committed Ia
his care VIII he prim1Cy onect, and will be inc,,l
Gated upon crc-v IN occason, tie hest foundation
FOR picty, virtue and useful knowledge bv the Prin
cipal and his Ass ant. Tn exercises sill commence.
on the 18th of Jtnuury, 1890 g. crr . on the 18Th
OF December following, with vacation ~ one month
IN the summer Temps for Board and Tuition inclu
ding washing, $40 each ho1rder fading his own
bed bedding, towel and can,ll,s
Address, 70 the Principal Rowling Green, Caro-
line County, Va TIL The LIST of Januarg; d afterwards
TO h"', or TO the President, Rappahannock Aeade-
my. JOHN til. Der NARD
~ CT President.