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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-23
BY the Effort.

BY the Effort,
w 81 D. Kyle have received and viii omen
". this morning, v,ry handsome assortment Of
FANCY GOODS, consisting of
Gre en-, Give, brown and pearl rnoriuo
Orange, critDson ard blue mnresn
Morno long shawls. (Rmong them tnay be- found
some OF entire worsted borders, and richly
workedl
Nov style Fcuard handkerchieis
Silk fringe, cnlorfd and black
Real ostrich feathers, entirely nelh
W orli'd muslin collars ard gimp lace
An additional assortment of ladies winter gloves
Absolute, black, and colnured cashmere and
cloths
Book and Swiss muslin
Scotch carpetings
White flanncls
Silk bandanas
SHttinetts and bangup cord
Fancy prints and chintz shaUhs
piece transparent velvet
And various other articles, to which the attention
Of their customers is invited.
23-3t 70. M.~stos Uorsr.
HATS. LEATHER, PAPER, &c.
OK doz fine rorun hats at So
- ~ 1000 lbs very best sole slaughtered leather
10 drz wBxed upper DO
~ 90 russell do do heavy
600 reams ofwrapping paper
80 do Of writing do assorted
20 do do printing paper
AoAI selves, castor oil in bottles, loaf sugar wmd
sor and rush bottom chairs, knives and forks Ia bar
galn.l vinegar lard, butter, candies soup cigars Of
Hacks ans Others, bed cords, leading lines bale rope
manufactured tobacco, heart and sap shingles floor
ing plank and rolling, &c G,c.-for sale on reason
aele terms By JAMES WINSTON.
oct 23-.}t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-23

the eectiou Of 4 p MEH as Goyernnr, ond LAMAR a.
Representative 10 Congress Comparatiy with
those already received, there are returns IN c,,n ~
fien but few adverse counties and which howover
they may be, caunot materially affect the ma;ori,;es
of those gentlemen. ~J0-''S0
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-23

Pho Races the Tree lI Course Yesterday c,e worry
interesting The first Tor the Jorkv Club purse
fhe competitors were hr WIN Wynne's Kate Kearney
and MIR WIN Johnsons horse Sar-two the racers
on the Virginia Turf Stat took the heats after
closely Contested
Sweepstakes mile heats siOO was won 10y Mr. Cor
bins colt, entered by Mr. w. r. johnson.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-23

letter lon American in Paris his friend in Baltimore
dated Aug %, 1922 ays-"A anl lr, Hughes hi, been
some tine IN England. visit their friends Mr.
Mrs Everett here, their hona My Harbour
aud MIR Ruth passed few days Paris General and Mrs
Scott ara here, but will Ame,ca IL said
that Alr aHd Mrs Brown will 90 hem the health Of
Mrs Brown viii pca.uii.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-23

CHGRLEsToN, Oct. ~.
Ceorgi1 Elections As yet we have no additional
rptdrns bp We t-cvc thr-c c1n be l,lc doubt rs Nv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-23
bhe Fourth and best Days Race
Over he Tree-H Hi Course THIS Day

ONV' TIC Ttt-IIiV OOWTSe IIIO III Y.
Post stake, three mile heats. PURGE $3.50
Ih"re are four subscribers TO this stake unl !; is
ihc privilege OF each Subscriber 10 uaue his horse al
tile starting pole II Is cXPec cd from the best ufor
nation that Mr.. Juhnson's Slender, Mr.. Wvnue's
i. lily Hopkins, AIR. Scldeu's Sussex he brother of
Kate Kearncy, aud Mr HarrisoD's fiilv that beat
iNy, will stCrt for this purse. 1t is seldom such
held presented 10 the admirers Of fine racing; and
III celebrity of the hurscs expected to run warrant
the proprietor IN holding out the inducpmcut of rood
sport to-day. ]. NJ. SELDEN Pronrietor
oct %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-23
30 DIN G..
ERUIT TRNNs.

DO HII.NtF It.N NURSEHT.
FNATALOGUEs OF Fruit Trees. Vines, &c. noy for
~ sale at the Nursery reu Burlington, n. J. uIuy
be had, g7'aIis, at COIIIS e Cos B5oKsToRE. Rich
moir where orders directed RoBr. /. SaiIrH Will
be received and forwarded to the Proprietor without
delay. When the trees arrive, thcy Gill be careful.
y secured, ADD their arrival Wade known to the pur-
chnsGr possible.
The trrss will be well secured with meadow moss
around tho roots, and the packages covered with
slruw and cloth. so as to secure thcm
from injury from the Weather during transportation.
Among the gentlemen who have been supplied
frm Inc above Nursery, are Major Gibbon.& Sicho.
las Mile, to whom Icfircnces may bo ma6c.
oct 6-po u If
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-23

MARRIED., on Wednesday, the I4th inst, bv The Re-
nit Cobbs MIR NATHAN THohNToS, Miss MAHrn. dau.h.
OF John Morris, Esq OF Buck Dgra,n.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-23

usyirdpi1.-F There is doubt bat that Mr.
WOLY has been elected Governor OF the Stute but
by a smaller majority than expected.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-23

South Sea Expedition The Ncw York Courier
Of Saturday savs:-'Tbe bTig 4nrionl, the fog ves-
sol Of this expedition, dropped down The lower bay
yesterday, and will proceed to SEA this morning.
Plus, aftor three years Of perseverance and indus
try, Mr. Reynolds finds himself upon the ocean, in
search of the undiscovered islands of Inc South. In
addition 10 the commercial importance of this expo
dhon, II is highly interesting IN n national point Of
view. Whatever lands may be discovered by Mr..
Reynolds and his entorprsing associates will become
thc property Of the United States The stores Of
science viii be- increased by the products Of tar dis
tont islands, yet unknown to civilized man, and
curiosity may, pcrchancc be gratifrd with something
new. We visited the Anawan on Thnrsday. She
rs hnr vessel, and n very fast sailor. She W for
Eishcd with an excellent library and al the insru-
ments necessary for such an expedition She has a
s'rout and hardy crew, experienced captain, and
first rate officers. Ancr the commercial objects Of
The expedition shall have been accomplished, Mr.
Reynolds intends sail round the icy circle and push
through the first opening that he finds Success 20
him. Mr.. u s accompanied nv Or. Elghts, of Al
bany, gentleman Of talents and scientific accom-
plishmcns." BdH. inner.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-23

Orders have been received by Cummodorc Chaun
ccy to have tho friyatc Brandywine fitted for sea
with all possible despatch, to 20 on four months
crusc-dcstinat,n unknown, but II is to he hoped tor
Portugal, to protect our commerce from the dcprc-
dalions ofthc yrnnl Don Miguel
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-11
From the Nev York Post of Friday

The asTuR CASE = The rial Of action OF
rjec'mrnl brough, by John jacob A,,or against
James Carver. for the 'eco' cry of crr'aiu lands
IN Pn'uam ounty, ended thu, morning, when a
serd'o' was given IN favour ofi the plsin ia. -
/ here are yet other suits TO be determined IN
,olv,ng he same THE. l. will be reeolJe tied.
tlIa' by law Of he state IF ing a compto
mise 70 Mr. Aston, whirh hr has sccep ed FIVE
of these suits are SO br prosecuted To 6,aI
Judgment n the courts Of tie United Sta rs.
and o" the final decision Of any tnree nf them
in his favor, NJ. Aslor will Ne en- i,led To- re
eeive IN xi'nguisnment Of his claim, he SUI,
al $3.50 900 In Ger is nf stock Of he state
IL however il should be de- ided that he- psain
iii IS noi eni led to &c, over wi houi payment
TO- thr bulldogs and bermane,i IL. owe men,s
made ~ the otcu2iera nf he nds the sum to
be paid ". As or $50 b $3.50 600 Th- cause
now de- ldrd In he Circui Court, is TO be ia
KIN up to The Supreme Conr,, of the United
States by writ ofrtror. Tn -ri,l of a o;hrr
case. We under> snd, is expected 10 commence
on MopdAy Morning.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-11

One IF the new Bos on officer, i, an j..
tor. named Samuel Jones, whose ,,I's
Sl,o9s year, besides p. ,qaisi,rs hn,
winch lie is greatly dissatisfied, as beins ~ "
equate 20 his political srrvioes. 81 ,Sh1,
say, Colonel On s.: he following i er,I..
"of letter, addressed by him 70 the Pew
AID Directors Of the North Bank a, H. IVY y
" ganization. Few wears since. wheo M, ~ "
A" applied for the Office Of +, Her, with w.
/" think, Of $500 year. In The ony1I l
I" literally pre- ,erved the or,hograDh, 4 y
" original, with us CAPITALS and punclu, i.,.
"JentIemen
Understanding that you are
Receiving proposals For Teller to III.
North Bank Take the Liberty
10 Offer my Services for tina,
=. Office and lf Elected shall
Jnderonr Faithfully To discharge
The Outs Of The Office
Have The honour &c
Samuel Jones"
Mr.. Jones stands rIir chance N he ,,to,,,
lhto-'he Cabine,. ri National Journal
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-11
A gentleman Of Nabap, has f,vourod

A gentlemen Of Nahant has fayourcd o, OH
the following account Of the storm at thai ii, :,
We have Witnessed one OF the most sub,m,
scenes Of naure; the late storm 'as been n,
mos virle,t within the bounds Of our memo.
". Y st+,day morning the winds berbn to .n.r
n and increase until! il became alno,, impas
sible 10 stem lis current. B"lIngs and lr,i
WIRE blown down; almos, every hing on h,
margin OF our shore was Inundated and destroy
ed. Wha'v's 81 he largest and srt ,nee, ~,
terials we're torn asunder, the tide o,erlr 1t
us unusual boundaries, and cast ashore b..
man body supposed, however from JUS appeal,
sace, TO have long been buried 10 The .asd =
An enormous mass "f k lp> and werds from n,
bottom # hr ocean were hurled on shore Sa
fowl and fishes Of various kinds were .uru.
over he borders Of the dreu. in namrr !
size superior 10 any thing of The kind We bsn
ever before txp-rien, e. Bos D Jfdu.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-11

on some other matter Of meraexpediencv, or
reouir, me To perform apv hing which was
nossible i, would have afforded me pleasure TO
testif, with how cheerful submission would
pive effect 10 their opinions father han nv
own. Blu, they ask wha, is impossible. ihev
require me 10 violate my co0scirnee, and the
.en,iments Of 6iial devotion which iowe TO my
country. ~,
Believing, as Iconsoientiously do. that the
measu,r am ins,fucted tossupport Is hostile
10 free institutions, destructive, OF equali OF
riph, among our ci'zens. and introdu i've OF
principle that minority, On account OF supe'
rio, wealth, shall rule the majority OF The qua.
lifted voters OF he S. ,,e. should ne guilty 81
moral lrea son agains the liner of MY nsti,e
land, If | allowed myself TO he the ins'rum' mt
BY which his me asure was tffrc Ell. In TINS
$, ate IF mind, by execu'i ing he wishes OF my
constiucn,s, !, should justly ,suhjectimysell 10
their reproach for my basrnrss, aud 10 the
more insufferable reproachrs OF my own con-
sciencep n st ~ ..@
ties 20 my constituents, 20 the higher ana more
sacred duties owe to myself AID my country
L is 10 resign the office which they conferred
upon me, d thereby "a enab e nv colleagues
to seIecl q successor, who, more fortunate than
i M.
violating any sentiment Of piya,e OF public du-
~.
Allow mr. 10 ask that this letter may have
place on your Journal Forgive The feeling
which promp's this request If any eye shall
hereafter read my humble name, wish 'ha'
the same page which records my re'irem'n n
from YOUR counsrls, may also record the mo,
lives (mistaken, perhaps, but not unwor'hyJ
which occa,ioned u
/ leave The Convention, sir, with sentiments
Of profound r, spect and venrrauon Tor The w
tue and ialen, which epnoble and advance IT.
NV heart will sIll d, end your council; and
| shall no, cease 10 SUPPLE ate the Almighty
that h. may SO inspire md direct tn. m ina,
Virginia may be regenera'ed, united, flee, ana
happy
nave the honor 10 b. your nb't srrv''.
ROBERT B. TAYLOR.
JAMES MoNRoE Esq
President # The Contention.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-11
EMIGRATION AND RrmraaA1ros.-We in

EMIGRATION AND REMIGRAIIoN. We lns'F
ed, some month, sinc'; paragraph, ~ war
W. give an account Of an eccentric bling woe
his neighborhood, who had saifd fr Amer
ca, provided with he whrnwlha o.W
charges III the shape OF stone and hdy 81 '
ers,gns!-- Thi. adventure, ha, rr'urned 10 ''
England" within :hrs- Few days, nd is o' pr
sem sojou'n,ngs Beverly, # not UGH WISE
ihs. when he lief, Yorkshire, al iess' br'tf ",
coneilrd 10 his native country. Thr Teas." :,
his 'e-appearance in hi, country viii b. 'o'''
in tn following aoeeHo,e. On his SILVA !,
New York, he Walked throug the s,ftsn y. !"
'ha opuIrn' city, scanning every novelty WIZ.
a curious ryy,. with The. intention oi des''n
the means IT Employing most prof ably Ms .,
ent, and hi, so. etrigns After viewing nav
rarities, hr was struck by he sight ol q h's.
building which 2rufrs>ed to BIZ d " Goth" war
house" 1t seems tina The Americans WI
a'e large dealers in ready made gods o
sorts, are aocusi omed TO keep supply e',""
such lugubrious articles on habd.)l The i"'
snireman wen in, and Observing 'e'y ~,
quantity Of those narrow teDemrntso oil she
Ut shapes std sizes 10 soi, all eusIomrIs, "'Y
Dup on every side, waiting tor 'en'1'9
shrewdly remarked. that "prople mus e,
great deal faster there than they do 10
land, or there could BE- no occasion f1i '.s'
numbers Of coffins." He Immediately re',m
ed to his inn, inquired for the next 'e''fI
his native land, took his passage, ana 49,, -.
sailed on his return home, after hs'TS L.,
nained IN Apsr.ca only foa, dau'. - hn"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-11
From tile Mt,v York Journal Of Comm.

The result Of The EIee ion is b.u., -
fears Of many--oet,er than the hone, W. wan ID
and such as our fellow citizens NAV v.d ma
graduate themselves upon. I,ha, nv, "e"tst
ST rammspy is no, Omnipotrnt, BY ,r', IL
three OF the regular nominations" H. Sin',otH|
seat 10 the Assembly. ], has given d.. non
.e1o rss'io" OF the sense Of our ''izeps .e w
of thr most valuable member. Of ~ I
Board, aid the retirement Of some vh "" q
fuencr could well De dispensed Win ~r /
confirmed The amt ndments ad,o,s4 b
Convention 10 the City Charter. /, ~
ed the attempts Of those who wou!d - = "
noTince and error the only qua i6c ~.
Office. l has proved, in short. ,b,, ~. n 3
1t our citizens, notwithstanding The o,T =
ex,ension Of suffrage. are in favor Of n., si =
Intelligent, and rehrcting men, in al, !.
.-ar mems # public service. '
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-11

VERAcITY OF THE 4" President Ann nm,
sELvEs.- he Telegraph. of the 18Th Of A.;
las says, in reference ,oya celrbralrd sitter,
'rick," OF its Siamese Brother, The Rebmo,i
Enquirer. "We did not publish or spp,ov, j
" he East Room letter which has btrr .
I" frui fuI source Of misrepresentation 10 .
g. coalition" In 'he Telegraph of h, sh i
January 1927 the Eas' Room letter is puIa,Lsl
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-11
LETTER of RESIGNATION.

Sir: Many Of NV ons iarnts have Instruct
ed me 10 supper the proposed plan OF appor.
ii sning representation with regard 70 white
Do lsla,ion and Ak iion combined; AID have
reason,o believe 'ha, large maJori,y Of the
people Of NV district concu, In the desiIe ex-
prrsAed in those instructions.
IL is due to- myself 10 prevrn' all misconcep>
,i5n of nv effcisl onduct. was elected 10
mi, bndv wi,a he full krosl dye OF my CON,
s,.,uSn tbs, "a, Ord ,efprm, in me existing
ca sli,u ion. Came here I'M, amm.!'ed by
in,tr.e ,ions; and res rained ny no p'edgrs !
am INF ,riuuare. indeed, IN tis, that INV opin-
i'm 10 no, HARMONIC. with those OF my constr,
,u,n,s. but, ave 'isappsinr d no expec tai,on,
yiola,sd no engae. mrn', bf rayed no t'ns,.
Having always believed and .aa'ntained hot
the nature of representative gave nmen' main-
" depends on the principle. tbs rrorrs'n'aii"n
is Only mean wIsoeby the d. ID iae VIII ~
th. constituent body S 10 ne ex,re,>ed aud FL
fe u ted NO aoI mine .hs ever impai ne
principle. Had my Constituents instructed me
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-11
HoNoR!-The Charleston papers conlalo %
extract Of a letter, dated
{" Poar(,Ia,oN. Miss,

"Poar GIBSON, Miss; Sept q!
Yesterday we9,ad another fir OF hVn'
between MIR Thoma, Brown and Mr.. Chrar
Hadiug, both Of This Town. jhey met a. u
Grand Gulf, and fou sht with muskets, 'we'l
PAGES, fit cen buck ho'. The la TER receive
the charge OF The rmer il the breast and
considered TO be mortality wounded. lheI'
mer escaped wiibouf Jury.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-11
A 'hougb Az unIn ks one. The R"
chester N Y. I legraph says:

"Sam Patch's example seems 10 6e iuht
'irus A pig ofaoout 50 lbs. " Ighl, wntOr
fined ia he garrett Of a.thres story s'or uBs
faloe sirrel. Mo- being exactly suited viii
Ins lodgings, he brok pane with his nos' Oh
"Wednesday md took .yirw Of the crowd b.
low. Liberty is sweet, even il one brsn'
ne k in "b,alningi'. So as long leaps are lS
order Of the day among fellows OF his stamp, ,
Jumped out through he ndow and reached
he pavement with no oh damage Than Us
Of life This is a FAC; STANCE - i, nav srsn
IL Is. wha, call goirg he whole hog
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-27
Potter's Vegetable Catholicon.

1
TIE unparalleled reputation OF tins medicine is
such and les prc-clnnicnt virtues are so wei e,-
'aDiiShad, and 50 fully acknowledged by an Intelligent
pubic that It Is scarcely necessary 10 say any thnu
further than that it is y SOVEREIGN REMEDY
III Diseases OF the Liver: Debility resulting FROM nten,-
perancc aud dissipation: Old and inveterate Ulcers:
rams IN the Bones, attended with swcllngs of the
JOINTS lnd,gestion BotcheS the Face, Pimpes &c
syphilis: Cutancous discusses generally anu letter in
particulars Mcrcural and Scrotiilo,s complaints
nc certificates OF wonderful cures performed by
TIE Ca,hocCn have become numerous, as to pre-
Guide thSlr Insertion III any newspaper, ana has made
1t Necessary for the proprietor to print item in n
pamphlet OF about 100 pages. Pis will be iorward-
ca Us soon as possible 10 the several Agents for gra-
ul'ocS tStrihn'ion aud must, perusal, strengthen
tle good opinion now cutcrtringd by the tricn,!s of
TINS no7lcinc and dsarn il is ho.,l the prcjul-
ces "a those WHO view with disrust any medicine not
known IN what is called regular practice" Facts
are stubborn things aud cannot be gainsiiid.
At the earnest solicitation of members OF the mod
lcal faculty, and Others who have witnessed the aston,
lshlng cures effected by the use OF tie Vegetable
Catho.con, and who anxious that lis benefits 20
mankind may be more widely diltscd, the proprietor
mas consented To reduce the retail price to TWO
DOLLARS per hottie; and this will be done with
out IN any way dc:criorating the quality of the med
lcnc, or reducing the size Of The bottle as has been
materially done IN the case OF Swams Panaceu
osr"tor the sale IF Por's Ctoico, mast or ,rlla are
also agents for S,r1in's PGnncen
g" retail more hrn bottles of your Catholicism hcr
SCI one bottle OF Sr AIMS anacea; and feel pleasure
,holeon tried, has Produced DECIDED 5euc,ft"
"toud you aaoi to reduce the price Of your Cathoico 20
and this wi also be done by number Of o,lr physicians in
his town and vicinity who have use effects
alter all the o'eT panaceas aud the Compound Syrp
An irGn' ply can says 81 have known several cures per-
formed hy Tie &C of your Ca'holicon which lad previously
resisted tire ordinary Prescriptions the fculy and have
never knawn II 10 pro luce iti'i,5ous sifici&n'
- ''ovt H'allab!c medicine may b. constantly had of
J. IL. liLAlIIRE,
Jan - Opposite the Eagle Hotel, Richmond
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-27
l.. ABSALOAf.

kAFEFUL for past iavors, improves the pres
-" emf opportunity ofiniormng his friends and GUS
toners, and the Members of the fts|,tnre tina, his
stand Is IN the corner house leading to Muyos Brdge
and next doot to w. III. Filzwhylsonus bookstore.
where he respectfully solcits the patronage of such
as may choose I" favor him with their custom. He
has always on hand good assortment OF 5
BOOTS d. SHOES, made of the hest materials and
at The following prices, warranted to wear equal to
amy; TOR boots Richmond made, 81. Boots made
made elsewhere do -,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-27
REMEMBEil ME-.

'SFHE Remember Nc, religious and i. ,tarv mis-
x ccllany, intended Christmas aud new
years present { 1920, with handsome cnrrayInns
ana neatly put " III watcred silk, for sale by
Jan J. II. NASH
! AMES WINSTON. Richmond Agent lof VIM.
Prince, Proprietor Of Lnnaan B0trIlc Garden.
New ork' now so advantagcously known rs the
most extensive and valuable cstablisfmc1, or+i knd
IN this county, will receive orders for any hind of
Frnit or ornamental Trees, Grape Vines Ilowerinr
Shrubs, Greenhouse Plants, Rul5ous Racts, &c.
" Catalogues VIII be furnished gratis. and ;hc most
prompt s. particular attention paid 20 Tie f-warIino
to any part OF the State such articles as persons re
siding at distance may order.
The Trees. Shurhs, Vines &c. &c. are PIT ~, in
hundred miles without injury The cyptrcnco nf,J,c
agent, though Eiai;cd. fully justiics him in recon-
,nending To any person possessing hut holfnc o..
iand TO procure small assortment OF WINS f.,Ii,
trees &c, and others holding more land could moi
invest so or an 100 dollars more advanta reously
do Eff
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-27

pai,atbte House e Lot wear The Poor House,
FOR SALE. =,
INTENDING To- leave Richmond. I offer for sale
l. the House and Lot now occupy, near the Poor
lIonse' Inc House is OF, brick, two stories high,
double cellars under the whole, for kitchen and lock
ccar' Is well built and well finished com.ortabl
mouse. The lot Is ilyionr feet front and half an acre
deep corner lot There is iailiny spring Of
eNceient water w1;hn twenty yards of The house.
Among the out-houses, largo smoke house and
slaughter house. The insurance on the dwelling
house is near 5000 dollars.
ihiihS.,,onc nail cash, the other half in twc,ye
months. Possession will bc given in Anri
IAN Holm nDNIl. u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-27

MFRS TURNER takes method OF corscctu. a repor
lyx which nfmed, Is cculalinx IA The cou
w, "hat her School Is discontinued~ OF informing
public Of thr arrangement made In Institution
ensuia She has secured the assistance of
classical education worth and experience ion
cachis cninentiy qualify him for the
With this aid, she proposes system, which will furnish
Srily for the regular progress of the pupil, simplest
elementary branches, TO the highest departments of letters The
utility OF system in occupation in life win DO readily
lowed but perhaps IN pursuit is ndispena beso per-
tnane In lie effects the business of moulding churactc
Of yoft task which dcvolves every faithful teacher For
80 accomplishment of this object the following method will be
X6ptet
hsfroipetory Department which viii be laugh, th, Ee
rr,ns of Learng, including Geography Arithmetic seine
branches Of Natural History, Plain Sewing Marking.
according to the plan pursued in the High Schools in the North
cgs cities
J,ei,r Dsparthc,,teaimg Writing Spelling Geography
Grammar, Arithmetic mental aud written, Natural tlis;o.
Composition, Map Dfawhs Exercises Eocutoa c,e
Work =
Senor Observation-Disclosures; Geography, History Na,ura
Philosophy Rhetoric Logic Gcpncry, Astronomy with Lee.
fires Chemistry with Lectures Botany Composition Natural
theology hineraloyy with the OF cabinet minerals
Srtlngetic, Algebra Watts the improvement Of the mini
Evdees christianity Eccesiastical History and hr trk
Latin. french, Spanish and Italian languages be ta,s
Every Pupil Of suitable ayc will taush, Drawing a.
mc1ns OF acquiring habits OF accuracy, improving the taste
and nj facilitating the acquisition of Pcnmansp Jeachr
will be furnished fur ins,ructng Music, laity On lele
REGULAR branch Of instruction. suitable Teacher
I've obanied.
good Library attached the School Cor the use of the
pdpi Farther particulars De ascertaei ny application
III tine Teachers
TERMS
isa'riiu;. inclusive of Bed, Bedding
raou in ai the introductory Department, ~ Pe' SESSION.
Do Junior Del artmcn
Do. Senior Department, 10