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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-09-10
9em Concfrn.

WIZ Subscribers having PURCHASED Of Mr..
H ann Maria Thornton Of sPasbioq,,n r..
Execatfix OF the Es,sie of Doc. W;l.mm
Thornton, deed. the b. sutjfnl thor, ooh ~
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-09-10
HORSE

will stard the fall season at the farm of w;,r,.
B King, near Martinsburg, on MONDAYS. 1re..
DAYS and Wednesdays; and on Thursds,.
Fridays and Saturdays, at lie stable OF ,osers
Entler in shepherdstown, and will he le, /.
mares at fen dollars the season. The season H..
commenced, and will end the las, of oc,obe,
Great care win be taken Of all mari m, -
Marylander, but no responsibility Tor sccdeus
WILLIAM q KING.
J0HNK K. WILSON,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-09-10

'kNllE subscriber informs the Farmers oflht
q ceanty, that he continues TO occupy II,
Bediagton Mills, which are in order for Il,
reception Oisli kinds of Grain. To his grinding
Customers, he viii, as usual, give ore tsrrel o,
supertioe flour for every 30Olbs. merchanisbl
wheat delivered, and viii pay q fair price fol
all wheat offered for sale.
August 8. WIN. PENDLRTON
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-09-10
IKON!-fRON!

Just received an additional supply Q fPenny.
- bsker's iron, wei: escorted; for sale by
Iuae q CONRAD H0GMIRE.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-09-10

NJ OfltE.-1he Co Partnership heretofore
~ existing betwetn the subscribers, under
tbe 6rm OF ISAAC s LUX, 6 Go. was,
on Friday the 10Th INST. dissolved ~ mutual
cousenl. Al persons vbo stand indebted to
Inc concern, vii, we hope. see the necessity
Of M king arrangements for q speedy discharge
of the SINE, wien they are assured that the
unders gneu ave henselres under hesv, engage
men's which they are desifous OF llqnidating in
the earliest mome,t.
ISAAC 6. LAUCK,
ALEXANDER STEPHEN.
Martiushurg, July Is.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-09-10

.Vaxims for Wamen The following
e'thy hiptS are ienm "Alaxims and Gus,
tons q China"
ON VAIN is the females apartment
~inA@cHSsiaIp t. public view; if irregular
ity finds IS wy INTO it, the news of it
spreads far and vide with raprdity; 1t IS
a fire, OF (which th7se who are not near
enough tosee the flames, are sure to
perceive the u Ike
"Enpioy men's the guardian of fe.
male innocence; do not allow woman
60 be idle, let them be the first dressed,
and the last undresssd all the year
fouad"
"The pe,rls and precious stones, the
ak xud.eold, with which a coquette SO
studiously beascks herself are as trans
parent as var.ish, which makes all her
defect. the o apparent"
A hopeful reliance a family has on a
gi,i with carmine lips and painted
cheeks! The more she resembles an
idol, the less should be the number OF
her worshlPefs'
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-09-10

It is ascertain That thst part Of the
state of Name hicA - ella med by the
British, contains not less than elsusn
,akoAsGHd square mass.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-09-10

Dcuotion of Il Wife Sir Richard
F1nsha tikeu p%rlsoner at the
battle of Worcester, ani afterwards
confined ir whitehall III 're lady
F,nshaw visited nim. Tn following
accoupt of her interviews " III her has
ban | IS extracted f,om hcr recently
published Memoirs:-' Dudng the
TIM OF hts inp,i,onm,nt tailed not
consiAntiy 10 IN, wncnt the c'oce struck
q - the morning win dark lantern
il 10Y nadd, all aloae and onf'et, from
my lodging 20 Chnocsry lane, At my
cousin Young's, To Whitehall, IN 'atthe
entry that went /. X ng street N o the
bowling grern There 1 would go
under his window and softly call bun;
be, after the fist csIl excepted,
failed to 20; OF his mead at The first
call, ,hJs ~e talked together, and
sometimes | was so wet Nth the rain.
ina IT vrut in at my neck aud came
sat Al my heels
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-09-10

Raeto.ick - MEL Webster, IN a
fae argumcnt at Boston, allud'ns 'oan
allegation sf zoe indictment, rather de
rogatory 10 a person now no more,
made the following remars:--"H any
two cfthat mao's homes were hesd to-
gether by any lis4rent, and could be
conscious of'ai> nnh .ilowed lndlgpity !,
they would kick against the coffia!'--
Mr. Writ, in has reply. seemed 10
sn,nk that if such were the case with
tbe remains Of all men impeached,
tthere would h. a terrible rsl.sng "a
raong The dry bones!'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-25


eating aud drinking, 10 not throw ali man
kind intotev His children, il he has any,
arc little, lean, half-starved things; and they
look like smallmen,ento mort, collected round
a deaths head
The Strong A1an-- Nonstcr---Mr. Sampson
liammcrclub is six feet one in height, aud
broad. He is member of
all highland and gymnastic clubs. Athletic
exercises cngross all his time and thoughts.
lie Is continually walking backwards---for-
wards---upon his hands and fect---upon his
understanding, lcaping, riding, shooting,
boxing, fencing, quoting, putting, climbing
up poles, raising weights, and fifty other simi-
lar operations. In whatever society he may
be, he never sits on his scat half an hour ut Il
time, without offering 10 exhibit his powers,
by lifting chair in his teeth, and ilinging it
over has head; or bending poker across his
arm; or jumping over the table without break
ing the deCanicrs; or, if Heaven hath made
you OF small dimensions, letting YOU stand
upon one of his hands, and lifting you upon
the sidcboard. lie has bushy, black whisk-
crs, stong voice, an unreasonable chest;
and moves among delicate females like ABDUL
in china-shop." He thinks himself the
handsomcst man in Scotland; and by all per-
sons OF five foot sin, is looked upon as the
uSHcst leIOW III cAlStenCc.
! Many other Monsters are there, whom we
can at present do little more than name.--
There Is the acknowledgement, or EreD,-
Ptdry- MoAStcr,--onc who wants the virtue To
be great, or the passion to be egregiolIs1v
wrong; the Observation-Disclosures WHO, in
stead of n gentleman. is petit n,aitre, and
mistakes finical nicely for taste; the Would.5e-
genteel-.Honstey,-wh is the vulgarest crea-
ture under the sun, because he does not
know his vulgarity, and therefore boldly does
things which makes every body else blush for
one who cannot blush for himself; the Inc
rta6te .Ionsier,--who, in his idIeness and
prosy stupidity, is continually intlicting him.
self upon you, and whom you are sure 10
meet with at every turn, without knowing
how or why; the Married an-lonster,-who
from being one of the best companions in
the world, suddenly becomes uxorious, rigid
~ moral, and a great descnntcr on the com
forts OF domestic life; the Mo-suppeY-cafiug
Monster, ---who sits down TO that most social
of all meals, and will touch nothing but a
crust of bread and glass of water, which he
seasons with anecdotes Of nightmare and
apoplexy; the CieUer-,coman .Monster,--who
Is aged thirty, at least, and probably unmar-
red, and who makes her reputation the ex-
cuse for hrow-beating all her female acauain-
tances, snd saying impairment things to the
men; the Happy Monster, who is always in
the most tremendous flow of good spirits,
and who has no more notion of indulginc you
in any thing like sentimental mood, than
he would have of scattering roses over his
plum-Pudding before he eats it; and, lastly,
the Editorial .MonSter,---who treats his con-
trLbutors worse than negro-slaves, but of
whom we shall only venture to say, that he
Is "a very ancient and fsh-like monster"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-25

ect siiehcs air sldes as they prepared. front 90
'front.' their white jerceds, aud wheeled back for
moment, prcludng tn the general onset
After slight pause, the Turkish jurrng drum
gave tho signal, aud they closed but ut first with
out any violence. They had no lance in rest, or
"%or bent, or any of the usual Accomplishments
mere display of horscmansllip. They min
gled their ranks, disintangled them, .hcn
couiuscd them again; aud this threading of the
labyrinth was managed with dclicacy and pcrfcc-
ion winch the most aud perscvcrhg practice
does not always attain. IL was at this moment
that half shut eye might seem TO see, tossing
and rolling before 1t. "thc glorious gardens" of Ebn
ArabShah Thc richest vicissitudes ot shape and
colour passed at every turn, and horses and
riders, as their movements became more impciuous.
were soon lost like evening clouds and suddenly mel
ted as 1t were, into one. At length the iirs jcrccd
was thrown. Then every thing took moi c decided
iorn Most OF the cavaliers wheeled suddenly round,
and spr0ng turwDii in the next instant brad.
iShng toe Javeliins tlrir heads, aud fling
ing them full against the first horsemsn they Glanced
with shower ofthesc darts But this produced a
new variety IN the combat. Each combatant was
armed with Jcrced, and staff with an iron hook
at the extremity. When the javelin was thrown
this instrument used To hook them up; and the
extreme agility with which il was achieved, was a
subject winch frequently elected the applause of the
multitude. The battle, If so it NAV bc called, now
became general and WIS sustained with great spiri,
for several hours. seemed to have before me tin
original of Virgil
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-25

S"Pe's.'ion--lt may appear strange tina, any thing
like superstition should exist in Ednburg, but when we
Inform readers that such beliefs are Only cherish.
ed by very humble or very old fashioned people.
Ibis surprise will vanish In the course of DOR cxc.
rlencc we have met with many houses which Ia We
the credit of being haunted. There Is one this day
IN Buchanan's court, Lawn market, in the same land
IN which the Editor OF Tie Edinburg Review first
saw the light, it was fiat. md has been shut up
from time iiInnenNral. The story goes, that one
night as preparations were making for a supper par
", something occurred which obliged the family
well as all the assembled guests TO retire with pre-
cip'tation, aud lock up the house. From that night
TO this it has never been opened, any of the
furniture vIthdrawn; the very goose which was un
dergotng the process of being roasted at the time
ofthis dreadful occurrence, still ut the fire! No
one knows To whom the house belongs no one eyer
lnQntcs after IT. no ono living tho inside of
II; it Is condemned house! There is something
peculiarly dreadful about house under these cir
cunStanccs What sights of horror must prescn.
themselves hit were entered. Satan is the ulGmus
hdyef ola such unclaimed property.
london Recieto.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-25

ma r., Paovtnrysr, l'. l) July a.
b,, c,, yah Vua't lae.shcy! Well breath
ss. w. .t',l ohrg oil, md red hot cin1ersi Ovens and
N en3mcs FiTc caters and crater n Mount Enal what
-, Us WY trT very heavens roasted, and the
IN '"' our nasal organ, like sram arising from cooking
1 V river bc1ins To simmer and huni like heated Tea,
"' an" 'he ~sy hsh, from tho bottom, dispense perfume
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-25
Excursion .Ior old Paint and NORFOLK
BY THE STEAM BOAT COLUMBtJs

I'M Steamboat COLUMBUS. Cant. ,ru,,.-
o,,,, W." Eatt ron Rockets on Monday ruorn;n,,
saT " ." "ycnio clock and Proceed TO Old Point lie
~ VI" r'int until after dinncr ON TucsJ,v vLnu
,c.ia N.n go over to Norfolk, and lay until We'd.
meSooy morning after brookasl etarri4y from ,hcro
Faro 3 F'Sck WI return To- Richmond before darl
on cnch passage. Servants and Children bsIC ns;c,
july 20 II +. iuD1nu s,.o,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-25
tfsfos, i,l,rk s,,'.l's Al-ssiro o., Ju,,e, No.,
TJE DREAMING pIii,D.

Ti5E Di,.;iIiSsi riiIl.D.
sni,L Inns - 5rlc' 'houl. ny yrers'tnov'
.0 f.fr sHi chccS sincfn a. ',iers
Re.yaoatf r7stesc,,
Atd n tiorr sodr,~ss ip thy dscsm. my Boy!
What >,ull ~. cloud +. made of'--l.cssed child
rIly sy.ri, horne upon trccsc orjoy,
al DIV hp,h ranged tlrp spnshincs clear yet mid
hniasos thou trcuibrst--W l,ercfores--p tsy eoul
There l.,,s ma Past, no Future Ibou hast heard
No sol,ii OF prcsagc from tho distant roll,
Thy breAs, bears Traces ofae arrowy word.
From 4iie, 10 Love hai gone. thy minds youar eve
Hath luukcd into Deaths and thence become
q qucsoncr ct hutc E,crnHy,
weary seaTcher ior a 'te'GGss lone
Nor hath thy se'sc been Vuiokcnetl into pain,
~" icY"rlsh Watching for somc step Beloved
rae are NY ihoughts, an ever. chaaGe..il -. T.
UIahcnS hike DEVELOPS, and as Lightly moved.
Yet now. on pillows otstrangc Pas; confessed,
How art thou wildcrod in the vc'ef tleopl
My gentle chili midst what dim phautoIns lost,
Thus IA mysterious anguish dus thou weep
Awake, they sadlcn mc-.;liosc early tears,
HIST gHs';igs OF the strong dark Rivers fuw
That must o'crswecp thy soul with coming wears
! a iaiathomab'e loud ofhuman W.,
Awful 20 watch own rolling through dream,
Forcing wild spray drops hut from Chldhoods eyes.
Wake, wake! as set thy lite, transparent streum
Should wear the tide Of none but summer skies.
Where now thy thoughts disnayed and darkling
Come tothr kindly region all thine uwn,
Ahe Home still bright for thee with guardian Love!
Happy, fair child tlat yet Mothers voice
Can win thee back from Visionary strifc,-
Oh. shall my soul, thus wakencd to rejoice,
Start from the dreomlke Wilderness of L,G.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-25
THIS Day!

HIS LAX.
WlLL be drawn the Union Canal Lottery Class
w No. o. containing the following handsome
prizes SCHEME.
prize OF $4,000 prize OF $4,000
ue 1000 do ,686
~ do 900 10 do 400
The low price of tickets in this scheme, ought 10
induce adventures TO try their luck.
BE particular rSd call at wilkins ."Csoden
Fishery" Some choice bait to DO lnd-the tribe r.
now exactly right for n turbot.
Whole chance 81, HOfSa, Quarter 81.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-25

iiesh aud savory enchigh 10 create An a,,,,,.-
ready hr the carving knife On sno,~ns are roasted,
W mam IN imnt OF our Office holds up hrs os bah.--
nus gov IKE r'i-hot bar OF iron with red a. which
besy ofboys are there gathered, who 's' "'"nel-and
Trey sI,s men ,caisiag tp aud dozen ne s,,,,,,
on TOR an avalanche Of icc from the Aims o 49,
wy al inc meats and vegetables in the market are
couy io the tale--bu who eat, can eat, 49,,
nc hnnsci frying, The whole become pos
WHAT shall we do, fhc paving stones are melting and ,ps
mugs arc IN a general siew.--lCindet
lastruciion in the Frcnch, Spanish and halian
Languages.
tARLO DEIlARO, rom Italy, respectfully in
forms the ladies and gentlemen OF Richmond.
tlat nc intends 10 establish himself in this city, as an
Instructor IN tnc French, Spanish and Italian Ian
guagcs, u sufficient patronage aud cncourapement
shall be granted to INN. The instruction will com.
mencc on The first day of September next, Those
ladies aud gentlemen, who are DESTROYS To have in
struclion IN either of the above languages in semi
narics, academies, schools classes or private truc
tons, may be pleased to make arrangements with
James F.. Heath. Auditor, who will give information
10 Mr.D.
References.--Rnv. VIM. ]. Armstrong, James Z.
Heath, Auditor, Philip .lIaxall, Esq.
july 25-4t*
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-25

GoULDHIL& FOR SALEl--i'IrsuEni 10 4 IIccfeiat
~ WuT OF tie court ut chahcery fu the district Of FTede
rcksbuT9 the undersigned commissioner, appointed by tho
court Tor the special purpose will sell the highest bier az
Iuc auction, NJ Hanover court house, the fourth Wednes
Gay ~ august that being court day, that valuable estate called
,gcr, o6 ~ "uVnSGy !YgI m the t6uns Of Honovs, no
Ln u's ara TWO nihs above llanoycr 'C,,r @ - 70
miles from Richmond ca the owip1 % re"
lance 49, ann oiedil Of ono aud two years on ,be a.
bond & III W equal annual iusi9lmenis To- be seemed lao
Ts sou security, and decd ofist on the prcm;ss. y
% 'I"ty contains about thopsand acres = Iarse =
S zen eonscred as one Of the best tracts Of land in ,I
improvements consist Of good barns md tue 49,
haSi,.,. Wv" 'h some lorar, might be- made tom6,oi,o
nplouhs. be principal building has been burnt, bu ,to
"' SaIing' OF good wofkfvisip and mrbt bc nsni,
w me Hand las been rented Tor the present ear bv ,be
Poned by the court ri capccry, but possession Will
gwen me purcha on the first day Of january "
Inc tenntt the land will so ollgnn as IN sie, g.
any person who may wish view a. -"
luF 2I-lN LAURENCE RATTAIIE Cnmn,,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-25

bIgSeF dI7cdys unriVdlIed.
'E'HE official Drawing Of the Maryland
Lottery, No. 3, Odd and Even, is received at
Blggers Once, where usual, several of the capi-
tails have again been sold.
IO-DAf at 10 O'Clock, the drawing of tho Nev
York Lottery, extra class No. o, viii H. received
Capitals $4,000, 5000, l.3G2, Of 900, of 400
20 of 100, &C. SC. &c.
Whole tickets s., halves ., quarters I.
For sale ut BlGGER'S OFFICE.
iulv2j
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-27
LEWIS WEBB & co.
OF'F'ER For S.ALE.

OFFER FOR S.ALS,
sd Bbis and 100 bags coffee, Logura st. Domingo
and Java
10 hhds molasscs
so hhds and 10 bbls st Croix and New Orleans SUI
gars
hhds II boxes and so bbls loaf and lump sugar
90 hhds and 100 bbls rye whiskey
10 bbls Caruther's rectifed do
200 bbls Isle of Wight and Northern apple brandy
do peach brandy
hhds and so bbls pure N. T.. ruin
do Antigua do
do jamaica do
pipes Frcnch brandy
3 do Holland grin
e.: e.; 81:
London porter, cider
100 bbls vinegar
$50 sacks Liverpool ground salt
Do do blown do
so tons Sweden, English and American bar iron
do castings
German, crawley, blistercd and Gust steel
Cut mn dwrought nails
$50 Spanish hides
ESQ sides soal leather
GO sides upper leather
Barrels tanners oil
500 bbls N. Carolina cuLi,rr ngs
90 do mackcrel
II do prime pork
10000 lbs bacon
Is casks prime cheese
Irish potatoes, tar, copp cras. alum
Brimstone, indigo, pepper, pimonto
Race and ground ginger almonds
Raisins, nutmegs cdssia, dcmiiolns
Quart bottles, tumbers, decantcrs, wines, SC.
Stone ware, window glass
Letter, writing and wrapping paper.
Sperm and taow candles
Brown and shaving soap, beeswax
imperial, gunPowder and pouchong teas
Dupont's and Rogers gunpowdcr
Shot, bar lead
Clover, orchard grass and herds grass seed
NhlttCmOre's cotton and wool cards
ALSO,
Cotton baGging, bale rope bed cords
Leading lines and various other kinds of cor
dage
Seine and wrapping twine
Shoe thread, osnaburgs thread
Osnaburgs hessians cotton yarn
Domestic broad cloths, &c. &c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-27
XTIRCINIA: At a snrerior Courl OF Chance1v Anl

VIRGINIA: At a Superior Court Of Chancery hol
den at the Capitol IN the City of Richmond IN Mon
day. March the 3d. 1872: William Mann and Samuel
Dyer, r. pitts. against Thsmas T. Bou!dn, executor Of
David Ress, deceased, Jacob Myers and Eliza his wife,
John DufeId md Amanda his wife, and Walter L. Fon-
deceased aud Frederick A. Ross, deyisees of David Ross
deceased, dts
The defendants Jacob Myers and Eliza his wife, aud
Frederick A. Ross VINO Of this country, aud against
whom bn plaintiffs appear have proceeded the mode
prescribed by law against absent defendants still Is Hing
10 appear and apSwer, motion OF plaintiffs, by
counsel, the dnth take their bill confessed as 10
those defendants: Aud the coming on To be heard
on ine o taken for confessed rules. the other de-
irndants exhibits and examinations nj witnesses nd was
argued BY COUNSEL On consideration whereof the court
dOt adjudge, order and Decree the cont referred
IN The proceedings, ne, aud the hereby annulleG
and declared yOid that the defendant Thomas T. BouI-
din, executor Of David Ross deceased do deliver Nd 10
the plaintiff, William Mann to be cancelled the bond
executed b. him for FIVE hundred dollars said Rnul-
dnas executor aforesaid and mentioned in the bills tina,
he out Of the estate of his testaior his hands 70 re ad-
nseted, 10 pay the plaintiff Samuel yer, IT, the sun,
Of ono thousand dollars with interest thereon from the
twey day Of July, 1916, 6I paid; That ne rem
der before commissioner Of the COURT account of his
administration ofihs Of his testator md tie said
co1misscucr is directed examine, and settle the
said Account, as well Of all the payments
made ny the plaintiff William Mann To the said David
Ross during his life time, Of purchase of
the lands IN the bill mcntnuei the SAID Thomas f
Bnudr, executor Aforesaid. the death Of the said
Ros the and report the 20 the court
wt any matters specially stated deemed pe fincnt by
hmse or which may be required by the parties to be 81
stated.
= copy. Tes'c, WM. G. PENDLEToN, e. c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-27
S4LE or LIMO

RgY v'rirc of "ec. o trust executed ny Eor Ua., IA t
y r snIsflss, t,arin- auc tic zCh Fc, 1926 ana
"' ietorcd II re o'-e o.! Tho county Of Augusta
900 ptocteu 30 sch 81! pfDic auction. bef0sc ne V,-ta
's'u iu S,aor, Saturday, u.e 3Ji DAY Of hiay tct
JOS .r, fe following viiahe Eci Estate described m ~
iced uDnta Cl.fsi Co.,, fSFs,"iW certain tracts or
f'""-" t7ud living sui being tfe county OF Augusta o.,
re Gail Ft..u fye u. ana ff,., co.,iniir b., ,.,os,
i''' ACRES, e other containing by estimation 700 acres, ta
f'e more ~ less "cl sad tas OF land pabci.
lry Described W. or, by cr Tauey and Jane X. his
r'ie "aFns date ue l0' DAY Of May 1896 Whereby the said
Two tracts o and are conveyed c said Robcr Douthat"
3pu lg-w5t VA kFNNEY inn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-27
NOTICE

4 Vacancy having occurred in the Fen1le Denar.-
mcnt Of the Richmond Lancagtrian School, ~
ne death Of Tie late teacher; 1t becomes ne
ccsaIy THAT the Board " Trustees appoint suitable
disposed 70 anpy required e. send iu their dprl.
canon. accompanied Oy satisfactory testimonials as
10 quHi.cailun 80 Tire SocretGry of the Board on o.
before Tue So'h Dry or Juu" nr. The salary 500
pr unnum payable gl.srtg...
Ky resolution ot tfr Boasd Of TIrsteee
mny 10 Tito joins. 9. MYERS cs'.y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-27

Richmond 5H .nay, 1920.
The parties interested in the execution of the
above order are hereby notified that have uppoin-
ted Monday, tho goth July next, to commence the
at this Office, at which time and place they are
hereby required 20 attend hearing Of the matters
IN reference, by virtue Of the said order before me-
duly prepared with all necessary Documents and
proofs too enable TO perform said order.
81 THOMAS GREEN Commissioners