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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-30

all the points to which you have thought pro
per to di"ecl your enquiries. ~,
You mus, be aware, however that in all de-
;ibera,ive bodies, but especially IN such one
\, ,he proposed convention, spirit of eompro-
mise is essential to The accomplishment OF gen
eral results, and that great ends can often he
obtained, only by concessionsin less important
matters. While there shall endeavor, II hon
O, ed by the vote Of my district, to sustain those
principles that seem to be best calculated 10
promote the general interests OF the s'a'e'
shall be prepared eventually 10 vote Tor any
constitution, securing the grea' and ail>imPor-
tant objec, OF equal representation, PROVIDED u
does not leave US on rther points In worse
CONDITION than al present. win grea reS'
pect, am gentlemen, yours, sc:
WIN. H. FITZHUGH.
To Samuel NJ Ed,vdrd, and other Gentlemen,
composing the L0udsun Committee
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-30
The Legislature Of Pennsylvania rose on Fri,

The Legislature Of Pennsylvania rose on Fri
day last, after sitting nearly twenty one weeks
and passing 2ls acts and 10 resolutions,
The most imIor,an, measure Of the session.
is the revision, or perhaps we ought to say en-
largement Of the Penal Code. The National
Gazette gives the following view OF its provi'
sious:
cit provides for Furnishing by solitary labour
all persons convicted, af er the first day OF July
next, OF the following crinHs, VIZ: Murder IN
the second degree, man slaughter, high treason,
arson, rape, sodomy, burglary. forgery, passing
coun,erfri, money, robbery, Kidnapping may
hem, horse stealing and perjury. After di-
rectine the Duration Of the Imprisonment Tor
these offences, the Law prescr!Des the manage
ment Of the PenitenIiaries, aDd empowers the
Judges Of The Supreme Couri, st he first term
which shall be held in any OF the districts, al
ter passing thereof, 10 choose FIVE taxable citi-
zens residing in the city OF county of Phila-
del2hia, VIII shall be lnsns' ors, serve for
two years but withon, any compensauon.-
Under the following heads, the ac' conters
power and regulates he general duties OF the
officers, viz:
l. OF the Inspectors and their duties.
2. or the Warden and his duties.
;. OF the Overseers and their duties.
4. OF the Physician and his duties.
S. or the treatment Of the prisoners.
s. OF the clothing and diet OF the convicts.
7. OF visitors, official and others.
8. OF the discharge Of the convicts.
9. Of the religious Instructor.
We understand that the law is nearly the same
which was prepared under a resolution OF the
Srnars three years ago, by the commissioners
charged with experimenting the erection OF
the peni,eniiary near this city. The plan
which the Prison Society has SO long and so
anx ously laboureG TO establish in PENNSYLVANIA
is thus lrgalized, and the separate confinement:
Of criminals will be fully experimental.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-18

| In considering this qsr.siion, Ne chesr,r Al
not feel myself at oil called upon to y.ndcatn t,,
western people from my inPutat"b Ss2n their mo-
ages or Cha: actor. any spch had bsn made il
wr'd haze hStn so en- irs ~ gratui'ous. mat il c.d
nat have required an But s"ri has De-.
s,adn Gentlemen have explicitly disciaimcd all per-
soial dsiru.t OF the western pf.ope-al imputation
upon them They have reasoned from the known,
chAraet, o man, rorh the ordinary motives and iru-
ehces OF human action The CORRECTNESS re-
soning alone controvert; it's canor and hbcrality
checrfuliy admit. do not believe that the danger
app ehended exists, nor do think that If 1t did il
wonid b" avaied ny the means proposed.
do not hesitate, m the outset, To avow myself q
dci'ed friend OF The policy OF Internal Improvement,
not. sr, system Of internal improvement forced
upon us By the government of the United States with
cut our consent, and wi bout authvrityB system less
suited perfps for making roads and canals than for
making Presidents ana res-less used for the
purpose OF facilitating transportation from one pa of
tie country 10 another than for the purpose of trans
ierrg opulaTi'y from ofpniiiicans to another
advocate tn policy Of Internal iinproy eInfnts Cum
dicicd by oar own internal government; for the Btnn
de pose az lcsScnia the expense of TRANSPORTATION
incllIatin. the intercourse between distant places ill.,
creasi1g the value of property, and with it the
wealth and rrsUur,es of the State am no friend
uf syscn conducted, matter by what authori-
ty' which Iohs one mans .lurse to improve another
man land think that Improvement ought ever
To b" undertaken unless lac local districts irnmedi
a;ciy benefited by it will bear u tax in the form Of
Toll or otherwise, adequate at ca6; pay Il rva5oia-
nic interest upon the money expanded its
and that government ought never to advance its
money or credit Ter the purposes OF such Improvements
witou; the best assurances that such return can be
made, and 'xacing all adequate toll upon the trans
p"rta ion. upon tic dis riot With these lirn,-
tail ms, Winch ousiy observed, Would guard eve
r. part of the State from burthens think that
the tes interests oi country r"orr tho patronage
OF til" government, in tire Improvement Of its roads
anu rivers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-18
MARIME NEWS.
ARRIVED.
poRr 0tII RICR.NO5VD.

ARRIVED,
Schr. Sun, Horton, from Hartford, with sundries
Sloop Eliza Allen, Studlcy irum New Bedford,
four and half days, via Norfolk with potatoes
mackercl and cheese, 10 Otis, Dunlop g. CO. and
70 Davenport, Allen s. CO.
Schr Miles, Davi from AL xan.iria with sundries,
to Winston, and II l. Wight
SAILED,
Brig america, Cctte, Tor Boston, with four and
toha,C,
Schr South America, Wooiford, for City POINT,
with Hour
Schr Oswogo, Trays, for CITY P'ini, with -four.
schr Telegraph, Sotnors f. Now York coal.
Sluop Teal -, tor Norfo
NoRFotK, n c. 10,
avn, so're. Dandy, Cole. ~ hours from b.
timor.. bound 20 Richno' i: G, Culumbps, Noble See
10, LINES Mnnro. h ,sh New O,lcans.
n n na;t,a Rod, Ship Indian Chief, VILLAINS
3 dy- rom Ro eriam, with Gin and ball9si, 10 j
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-18

ROTTERDAM, iSen uit. Ieisse Ro,,e..,ar, 81,
Gc'iircy, of Porte nOuth, N. H. irom HAMPTON Roads
,nF n 'rcstcn or Savannah, 10th mi in the Rri,sh
h,"t.'' oil Pranl Point, passed ship Philip Tabb.
IL me BITE Of CTunry LyLard--Schr Exit. Howell
,r"m Richmond, and Virginia, Oskl.y, from P.,Ss..
burg. bound 10 New York 80 Se's'S
- n Heg'eeTs Point- Sehr. Hiran, Denike, from
Richmond bound to Philadelphia. ''''''
N 1 ed yopy Clofer, Davis, for Rclsaoni,
INN Dec iA-ArTd, schrs Anne IT, An coaster q ..
Doughty, y de I'm do w. A""P = -"'.
PROVIDENCE, Dec. lL--Cld, schr Vim t,.o,v p,-;.
Richmond. = W. ''e'"y' pass,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-18
I.EGtSLATITRu

House. or DFLEGArEs, FHCnsuAY, DEc. ~
a communication was received from tho Senate,
expressing their in the bill passed by The
House Of Delegates, for special term OF the Snpe
rur Court Of Cha cry for the Winchester District.
Also a communication concurriug with The House
of Delegates, - proceed hs day 10 tho election OF
n Judge for the I'D Judicial Circuit, in the place OF
Judge Dadc, doc d--whercupon jUan Tayloo bomax
was nominated and elected without oppns.ti,n
Also a communication from the Senat4 cnncur1ina
IN the resolution OF The House to according
to law, two Tombprs " he Executive Council -
With this onlcDducnt however, to strike out tho
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-18


l7c; from tie Jurnal Of ilt ; eengS of tic Stanton
Convention 81 lSI5, the tld Resolution Commit
Zee r'o''ed 10 the Convention, which in woris-
"HF-o"rd That in any appouonuent of representation 70
nn'F> regard si""d he hal srciasiry the white
inhabitants u the Commonwealth"
On tic adnPnn Of said resolution, tie standAyes-
MeSs AleIny resident) rho Joynes Snu,lall (iimer
Cater oI AhEert, Thompson Of AmLersi, Durcaa I-eia
Shelly, Tapp Clarke Of Augusta Patterson Kinney " iamy
OF Bath Richards of IaI Hays-, Menns Dodnd-e Camp
he Nc MILAN Lewis CamPbrl Sroiher, Slaughter Fhomp
san of Fairfax Scott oi Fauoner, oTner Sknker Cooke
sexton Bar'oH Page, Ship DGey. Bmwe!l, Caldwell Nay
lor Armstrong ThIockmcFton, Williams OF Hardy (sreen
Jackson Morgan Of jefferson. Willis. Maxwell Nison OF
Lewis Mercer, endesnn Edwards, Wilson Of honons
a'sheTty Morgan OF Monongaa Perrow. Rives Garland
Chapine, Fitzhush Nelson. Zane, Staple Jones IInkns
Cackiey, SGler, Gibson lunton Carer OF Prince William
Macrae, Hutton, DolbeaT, Baxter Scou OF Richmond Civ
Bacchus, lewis Of Rockingham, aIEson Kenney Keinper
Lnve Williams Of Shenandoah Overall, Suicklcr Dunbar
and Waler-8l The NAYS were Il.
pHere-I'ow many nf 'hesr ayes in the present
Convention? Huw of them have vn,cd the frier La
nj atom the mix ID ha q! ueEaon and uouua
ton And il might he lcar. .ae .rasons why the,
hais abandoned iieiG former opinions,
= RADIO AL.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-18

g5'fhH FAIR will be open Ut the City Hall, this
day az II o'clock, and continue open in the Evening
1t las been got up with admirable taste and splen
dor-for the rNs, laudablc p~rp ,sc-the benefit OF
the Tsmaie Orphan asylum.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-18
EDINRTfRGH 4TI. e

NEW seHeral Auas Consisting Of series OF Geographic
Designs on various projections, exhibiting form aud
component paris OF the Globe and coecen Maps aui
haTts, deneang the Natural and Political divisions of ths
empires, Kingdoms and States the world: constructed o.
the best s'emac works and the voyages aud
ua'efs-wiIh memoir of the progress Geography sum.
mary OF physical Geography, and consulting Index 10 fac.
tate tie finding out Of ptaces-Just receyedhy
dee Is COLLINS g. co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-18
COMMUNICATED.
TO THE PATRONS or THE FAIR.

COMMUNICATED.
TO THE PATRONS or THE FAIR.
The q P!;ans Fair.I'.c cherished lkcno
or daily Thought, and nightly dream.
or old and young OF grave ard gay,
The Orphans Far comes on today.
Our part Is dnnci oil other friends
5 failure, or success depends
And n"w, with mingled hors and fear,
Once more we wait your en;ralce here.
Aware the novelty has past
Which threw charm around the last,
We dare not hope such proud success,
Again our cheerful toll win bless,
Yet kind and generous hearts there ere,
Who still will PalronIze The Nar -
True. it IS thought By some. that wo
u crstcP the bounds OF ni>deSiy,
And v'Ti, IN chariIy'S fair uano,
a thirst tor IA hionabir tumc
Til; We regret. ard whilst wc own
The ';.tlts to which our sex is prone,
I'll" secret vanity, whose sway
~ Ill lead tie pureS; heart asifaN,
We trust aiono tu nNE above.
('fEe source OF mercy and OF love
For humble lnV$lincss al mind,
To bSar US through the tack assigned,
And If to-day we lay aside
The strict reserve OF female pride,
Which bids US shrink from public gsgo,
Nor risk lis blame, nor court its praise;
Believe It's with the hope tn bless
The innocent ana fGjheTese;
And that success .lie Fair attend,
Our prayers to Heaven and you VIC send,
While fhvors past our hearts Undue
With filth and hope, in hdt al,d you.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-18
CARD.

M lSS ROCK respectfully informs the ladies AMI
1VA gentlemen and visitors of Richmond, MancLe =
ter and their vcnties. that her Benefit and positive
ly last appear ance, will take place tomorrow even
ing, when will be brought forward a variety of en-.
teraInnents as will be expressed in the bills of the
day. de- n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-18

% A Fair will be held at the City Hall,
THIS DAY, the 18th inst, for the benefit u
That truly benevolent and charitable Institution
THE FEMALE HUMANE Association.
The doors will be open at II O'Clock, and viii
also Be open in the evening.
dec 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-18

CO roAiorrow Evening al,.s ROCKS BENEFIT. ami
positively her lost appearance ~ 49,
In rehearsal, the rev MelO Drama Of the FI.TINt;
DUTCHMAN or the Phan:a SHIP rhs Drama viii s,rna.s
any pece for Plcndor that Vas ye, been produced Rich
'"lhu dec
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-18

IENhE Subscriber offers for sale, consignme lie.
Il Cuguiac Brandy. Holland Gin, Reer. Vinegar,
Cotton Sans, Waxod and Russell Leather, Peas,
Lemons, Flour and Mcai, which will be sold low TO
c'ose The same. WN. J. CLARKE.
dec g. stiff
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-18

MARRIED, on Saturday morning last. by the
Rev. DR. Wainwright. the Hon. DANIEL WEBsTEn,
of Boston, to CAWoLrSE, youngest daughter Of Her
man LIE Roy, ESQ of n, York.
At Tlmsbu y, Ireland, ]. DUDpEN, Esq to Mrs
EDGE mother of DR.. Edgell, There were at the
wedding, two fathers, mOthern-law, one father
in-law, one one daughter, enc dRughter-n-uw,
son-in-law, grandfather, granddaughter,
EcccS. two ncphews. two unocs, three first cou-
SINS and one second cousiu-yeI there were only six
persons present. und the bride and bridegroom kin
before marriage.
DIED in Washington CITY, on tho I2,h Inst, the
Rev. WILLIAM SrAUGmTON, ID D., President OF
the George'ow College, IN Kentucky, and formerly
President Of tho Columbian College in the District
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-18
SPLENDID OFFEREn1GS

SPLENDID OFFERINGS
COLLINS a. co. have Just addition to ,ncir
~ assortment OF Aunuals--ft consists OF
The (ieT-thireen splendid engravings;
The tic'aTy Souvenir, edited by Alacc A. MStss tyee
embellishments; .s Wv
The Iuvsnlle Keepsake, with eight engravngs;
The Juvenile Forget Me Not edited by Mrs g. ,isg
twelve embellishments 80 e.
Tie Amulet-twelve Illustrations,
The BIOu-nine eugTavings
Friendships OneTng-ihirteen plsies
tossl Me Not edited by fred Shobss-iOur,een plates
IOGih'S Eeepsase-six eugravingG
The NnleT's WreatlI--thiuesn plates
The Token, edited by s. g. Goodfich-hirieen sn esa.
ucuts 80
The Atlantic Souvenir twelve plaieG
Tie PeaTl-uine embellishments;
The New Years Gin, aud Juvenile Souvenir .d,d b, Alfs
Alice Watis-eleveR embellishments dec ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-18
AMrfS0sa S;sIFH,
THIS DAY.
by OTIS, DUNLOP e. co.

THIS DAY.
by OTIS, DUNLOP e. co.
LEATHER.
On FRIDAY the 18th inst, at half past 10 O'clock
VIII be sold at our Auction Store, without reserve
500 sides of Sole Leather.
500 sides of Black and Rnsset upper leather.
dec '5-tts o. ID. & Co. Auct.
ADDITIONAL
WiU be added 10 sale Gtis morning
IS Shis Muscavado sugsr-.
IS casks prime Goshen cheese,
dec l5-1t - o. ID S r. a,,,.
DRY GOODS ar AUCTION
on MONDAY NEXT, the 2lst inst at 10 o'clock will In
sou az our auction large and general assortment OF
desirable and seasonable Dry Goods principally without NJ
serve, To clnse sundry cons gnments-TeIuis at sale
dec 10 q ID a. 20 Anc,s
SHOES.
On Tuesday, the 22d inst. at half past 10 o'clock
will be sold at Store, one hundred packages of
6rogans. women's wells and other shoes. Also a
few boxes of New York made Boots, and 20 boxes
OF mems fine Hats. o. D. g. Co. Auct
dec. l5-tds
o. A Fair will be held of the City Hall,
THIS DAY, the 18th inst, for the benefit u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-18

fro BIZ coAT;NvEb.l
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-03
uoIrsE GoyERING.

guyuE. subscribers having made great IN
prosemem ia fire proof covering, sna
obtained a pat nj for the same, offer the BEN
eft OF II TO The publ,c.
The Improvement consists in using fasienings
which are locked in The grooves and nailed TO
the sheeilng baak. BY this meahs. no nail Is
driven through che tin aud THE nails are quite
protected against the weather, which edectual
~ prevents them from rusing, and the roof
leaking--whereas, on the old plan, the nails
are ali driven through the sheets, md tho Gov
cred by the grooves. they are nevertheless
wet by every rain. which 10 no great length Of
time rnstsihem Oft Consequently, loosing the
tin. from the roof and occcssioning thousands
of leaks. This fact is well known.
Another advantage on The new plan Is, that
there Is no occnsion Of The sheeiing plank's be-
pg kiln dried, nor more than three quarters o'
an inch thick. Add again, on old houses no
thing Is required but 10 take ofthe old shingles
aud put on che tin or sbeelng. This makes rs
good n root az can be mnde, and saves tue
whole expense Of sheeiing anew
WIN BURD.
H.. TlLDEN.
0ei. Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-03
70 TNE NAMES

"Ht subscriber has just received the fol
a. lowing articles.a few pieces only of TIN cad
Laces, of paterns entirely new, and decidedly
the most elegant that he has ever seen, few
pieces very superior Merno Cloths, Palmyreens
Purges, Italian Lus,rines, Sattins and Satin
Leavntines. few Scarlet aud white Merino
Shawls, very cheap, and so do2. ladies Horse.
skin, Kid Wash leather and other kinds OF
Gloves aud Mtilns, very superior quality
ALSO,
50 doz. Hdkfs Of various kinds, viz
Circassian, Scarlet and white Melino, very sn.
periur,
Prussian Grape, Gro De TIE. Fancy Silk,
Plaid and Bo' dered Palnyriie, rich Painted
and Boldered,
Plaid Gauze, Nlarrabo, FIos, Fringe, Leonidas,
Zephyr Grape.
And he will in a few daysreoeiye or doz.
Barrage Hks Scarlet 4 various other colors piain
4 printed, together with great variety OF Mus.
Inns, Cambrlcs and other Goods which he is
determined 10 sell at very low prices Tor cash.
HENRY ALLISON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-03
oHi9WELL DABNEY. 1Trus
a.. DAVIDSON BRADFUTE tees.
~ tdsl4

-
nv b, virtue ola decree of the
SAH I"un OF Equity Of Rocking ham CIV .fNC1
made iall Term, 1929, shall, expose to sale
On 'ne premises. on Thursday the 24th Decem.
n re heAt; tract of land. lying in the county of
Rockingham, IN. c. in the fork Of The Mayo ~ !,
o pan invers, containing about three hundred &
my acres' oe'ng the tract Of land belonging to
me neirs at law of Margaret Joyce. The abovs
menlIoned tract fland contains about 100 acres
=" ,nr INV grounds and is we'll adopted to agrcu.
'uf"' purposes. Those persons who are d;s.
posed to purchase, will do well TO call and ax
anime Tor themselves. as few such tracts Of hand
are 'hfo"n into market. The purchaser will
oe required to give bond snd approved secnr;
v,payaoie IN six, twelve and eighteen month.
,o;,' ''.e purchase money The title of said land
WIN De reserved until final decree in ,h,
SUIT OF 'no, ii. Joyce and others, agains, Plea1
ant Black aud others. 'e's'
~ WIN, FEWEL, c. ME-.
ln21
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Nov %

NOTICE By virtue ola decree of the
Nv county Court OF Charlotte, in a suit be
tween Thomas Fox aud others, plaintiffs, aud
Chasteen Cock and others defendants | stall
proceed, on Thursday the l7h day of Dec
next, to sell, TO the highest bidder on the pre-
mses that valuable tract of Land, IN the county
oi Charlotte on Turnip Creek, belonging TO he
estate of The late George Cock, on one and two
years credit, containing between 3 and 400
ac,es. Purchaser giving bond and approved
security. Any person wishing 10 view the
land will apply to Mr.. John Cock, who resides
the premises, who will shew H.
ROBERT MORTON, Com.
Nov. % ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-03

AJUIICE. Was committed 10 The Jail Of the
u Corporation Of the town of Lynchburg,
on Thursday The 18th of August last, mulhiIo
nan who calls himself PRESTON. The sud
runaway is about Eve feet ten inches high. n
bushy head oil hair, and large whiskers, about
wealy five year. of age he is light mulat'o
lie had with him when committed the following
articles of clothing a coat Of domestic manu-
feclure, Of light gray, panialoohs Of the same,
lurred cap. The owner is hereby required
to come forward prove property aud take away
the said property, or he will be dealt with ac
cordine TO law
N. B. The said runaway says he belongs 10
YIN. +. Perkins. Of the State Of Mississippi.
SAMUEL BKANsFORD, Jallor.
Oct %. 3m20
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-03
PATRICK NENHY
ACADEMY.
. HE prospects OF this institution

~ lii prospects Of this institution bo.
- 'Inaed 10 brighten with every r..o,, ,o'
month, O. II is believed the most sa,g,n,a.s
1Alions of It's future usefulness will he lull.
ed. lie number of Students has inf,e..e% ."
iortY II IS however, thought expedient h..
alter To limit the number, which limit will
tend to thirty But as some fifteen mr. "a. ga
WI leave the Academy al the close or th.Y
sent session, there will be vacancies far a p'e
Ten Those who intend TO connect IN ,0'a,ou "
WIN The Institution, will do well 10 sonif,, ,.''e
intention al al early period ''''
III IS believed that The Student ,an co,,u,.-
as many and great advantages here. as AT sa,
other institution ofthe kind in the copntrr
the course OF study being liberal, expenses n.
crate aud situation healthy. The con 60 "
STUDY comprises the ordinary branches Of ,bo
thgpsh, tthe rudimi MS exceptedA toos,ho,
with the Latin and Cheek Languages, the 9iobs.
branches oil the Mathematics and Moral poGl;
c"' hiosopby' Inc terms OF hoard are sos
pei SeSSion OF I'VE months including conIinpeo.
''cS iei'ion Sl2 oo-lht latter TO be pafd in
ADVANCE Inc subscriber is compelled TO TO-
s"'' W ms eApedieni 10 save himself the troulla
OF collecting, TO which be has moi Inn, IN ,o
'o'e' lae iu'tion has been moderately adysn.
ctd the reason for doing so will be foonI :.
me cop"'i"n OF the lines. Should II price ,f
produce be again depressed, tuition Will be r..
duced 10 the old standard.
Inc subscriber pIomises his faithful and uni
V'ded "t.enlion 10 the young gentlemen who
may be committed u his care.
$40. LINCOLN CLARKE, Preceplor.
NOIE The winter Session will conp,epc.
the first OF January Those who wish to b..
come members Of the Academy mus io,ua,t
heir communications 10 The Precertor. lrom
Fhom tbey will receive immediate answers.
shunid The plan proposed succeed, as is cor
hdenlly believed, French and Spanish Ieac,.
q Wh' oe employed. L.C.
H'nrV. SfW I5h, 1929. Jw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-03
Improvement i'm Tailoring.

YnHL Subscriber slbo pleasure to inform
~ tie TailorS in this vicinity, TINT The uiili'
" of his system is now established beyond n
doubt having spent the greatest part of the
last eight mouths IN the District 81 Columbia,
and the cities Of Baltimore nml Philadelphia,
aud eeeying extensively The patanage Of The
best Tailpis in those places. he DOES OF hesitate
70 say, thai his system ia by Gar The best ever in.
Produced Lto the trade. He would inform
those who have already ihken the.system. that
/, Is very much improved since they have taken
H., and believes that il would well repay the
trouhl, and expense OF journey H. Lynchburg
10 oh am hose Improvements. Thu Christina
lydsys would offer CONVENIENT opportunity
for ihni purpose lie would b" glad 10 visit
them PERSONALLY, but that would be out Of his
power. lilo expects 10 remain In Lynchburg
uutil otter Christmas, bn, il he should not, Mr..
Sumpfer, or Mr. Livingston wall answer the
same purpose. Those who ha1 moi yet taken
the system, will do well TO obtain II, rs there is
nn donbi they will find il very much TO their
advantage. The price will he reduced 10 $40
10 those who shall become regular subscribers
TO the fashions 10 others, il viii be Sl5. lie
forwarded The last report ofthe fashions TO all
thosr who had taken the system, aud If any
one has not received it, ,hey Can Obtain one by
sending 10 Iynchburg
Those who have purchased tho system aud
wish TO become subscribers 10 the fashions
would do wei 10 send their communication.
post paid 10 LynclbdrR soon, fit should be in.
convenient for them = rome personally The
reports wi' DC issued twice year apd will be
vent with or without a sheet Of PrfAs. as mas
Re directed Including the prints the price vii
be $loper year, wilhou ii" prints, II will be
So DANIEL WILLIAMS