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Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-10-09

IA L Court held for Louisa County at
"A the Court-hous on Monday, Sep
mber TIE 18th, 1929.
John Kennon, Plaintiff.
-3G.2LSST
Thompson Gooch, administrator of
homas Wood decd and George Wood.
Defendants.
IN CH&NGERY.
The defendant, George Wood not hay-
hg entered his appearance, and given Sc
|urity according to law, and the rules of
his court, and it appearing to the satsfac-
bon OF the court, that he is not an inhab-
liant otthls state. On the motion Of the
Plaintifby his counsel, it is ordered that
|he safe George Wood do appear here on
|he first day ofDecember court next, and
|nswer the'biIl of the plaintiff, and that
copy ofihis order be forthwith inserted in
he Virginia Advocate, a newspaper 80
Ished in the town of Charlottesville ~.
wo months successfully, and posted at
he front door af the Courthouse of this
county onsome Court day.
a Copy-Teste,
JOHN HUNTER, CT.
September 1870 On
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The prices on ornamental and fancy
Type have been reduced in greater pro-
portion.
Oldtype received in exchange at 9cents
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A Book of Specimens will shortly be
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MOUNT CRAW FORD
MEDICA TED STEAM, or
XAPOUR BATHS.

TNHE subscriber has the honour ofin-
n. forming his patrons and friends, rs
well as the public generally, that his med
Icated STEAM or VAPOUR BATHS,
(those great auxiliaries in the care Of most
chronic Diseases are ready for their re.
ceplisn, and that no exertions shall be
spared torendei them creditable TO HIM.
self, and useful to those who may be in
cllned to give them fair irial. He has
in order to give his Baths their due effect,
provided himself with considerable stock
of EXCELLENT MEDICINES, to which has
been iauerly added a great part OF the late
DR.. Pfau's Medical Store, comprising TO-
gether all that is necessary ana nse full to
.epcouptef and subdue (uudeI provide.se)
the variety OF diseases to which the human
family appears heir to.
For the informstior Of Valitudinarians
. a distance, he thinks il necessary to.
state, fbaf the village of Mount Crawford
is situated on an ett,inence, watered by the
NORTH Ripsf ribsasry stream of Shcn-
andoah, N q healthy, plentiful, and hand
some psrtof Rockingham county, distant
Smiles from Hafrisonburg and Ia ftom
Staunton containing one place of Public
Worshio, Post Office, Merchant Mil, 3
Stores, and 2 Tayerus, atwIfich, boarding
and other accommodations may be rad as
good, and on as moderate ts7ms, as can be
expected 10 the Valley A pamphlet cor
tanning particulaTsas 10 Nedicoted Vopour
BathS, will issue from the press as sooL as
possible. WIbL1AM FREY.
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NEW GOODS.

FNHE subscriber is now receiving and
Il opening very large and general
assortment OF FALL ard WINTER
GOODS, purchased in the Baltimor e
and Philadelphia Markets, which he offers
tor sale at his store opposite the EAGLE
HoTEL, on very moderate terms Persons
wishing to purchase, are invited TO call
and examine for themselves.
JOHN r. JONES.
October 2,-'29 3t
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OLD WHISKEY.

M 4 have Ten Barrels very good WINS
w key, over two years old, (having
been IN our possession that length Of tine)
which we would dispose of by the Barrel
or otherwise.
P. F. BOYD e. BROTHER.
August 81, 90 If
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-10-09

IA n INTRODUCTION TO GRE.
IA CLAN and ROMAN GEOGRA-
&1Y by Lone and DUEeL1soN, for sale
the Office of the Virginia Advocate.
= september 1I--'29 If
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BLUE,
MULBERRY
And GREEN.

TN LOUISA COUNTY COURT, July
IL 18th, 1899.
Walker T4mbeGlake AID Sarah B. Magru-
der. Plaintiffs.
Samuel Hardesty. Defendant.
Nv CH1NCERY.
The Defendant, Samuel Hardesty not
having entered his appearance and given
security according to the act &C Assembly.
and the rules Of this Court, and it appear
ing by satisfactory evidence, that he is not
an inhabtant of this State, it is ordered
that the said defendant do appear here on
the first day Of October Court next, and
answer the bill Of the PLAINTIFF; and that
a copy of this order be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper published in the state
Of Virginia for two months successfully,
and posted at the front door of the Court
house Of this county on some court day.
A Copy-Teste,
DAVID VI. HUNTER. d. lie.
August 7-'29 2m
q L Rules holden in the Clerks Office
a of the Superior Court Of Chancery
for the Stanton District, on the first Mon
day in July 1920.
John Kelly Plaintiff,
AGAINST
Mary Garner, widow Of William g. Gar
ner decd, Turner Jones and Sally his
wife, Amanda. Edwin, Yileroy, Alphon
so, Eugenius and William Garner, chill
dren and heirs of said William G. Gar
ner deed, and William Woods and Opie
Norris adrn'rs Of said Willam,G. Gar
49, I-.>i., DESCENDANTS.
LF-CHfNCERY
The defendant, Edwin Garner, rot ha-
ing entered his appehiauce and given Sc
urity according TO the act of Assembly
nd the rules of this Court. and it appear
ng by satisfactory evidence that he is not
II inhabkant Of this country: 1t is order
d that the said defendant do appear here
n the first day of the next term, and an
wer the bill Of the plaintiff; and that a
oPy of this order be forthwith inserted in
pine newspaper published in Charlottes-
lie for two months successfully, and post
at the front door OF the Courthouse in
e town Of Stanton
A Copy-Tes:e,
WIN. S, ESKRIDGE, c. &C.
August 7, 30 2m
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REMOVAL.
HENRY PRICE.

.HLOR y DRAPER, CH.4RLOTTESHJILE
, ETURNS his sincere thanks to his
y friends and customers, and takes this
hethod to inform them that he has remoy.
ID his stand on the public square. in the
ouse lately occupied by Mr. George Gar
EFT as an Hotel
II. P. begs further to observe he has
lst returned from New York and Pbila-
elphia, where he has laid in a choice Sc
ection of CLOTHS, and every article
. his line amongst which are two cases
IF London Cloths, ola peculiar fine make.
superior to any he ever offered to the pub.
|lic. Consisting Of
BLACK, BLUE,
OLIVE, NlULBERRY
CLARET, And GREEN
Also ~
n good assortment of the above colours of
second and coarse quality; all of which.
he is prepared to make up to the order. as
cheap as a"y establishment in the State.
and on accommodating terms.
I'll. p. has procured, while at the Norht
the very latest style of dress, which he Will
have made in the most fashionable n,
ner, or to the various tastes of his c.
ers. by first rate wofkmen.
August 2S-'20 n
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TO THE PRINTERS IN-THE
UNITED STATES.


~ in making Printing Types, have
boon greatly reduced, and the facility of
manufacturing greatly increased. The
subscriber therefore has been induced
10 make a proportionable reduction in
the prices, which, from the first of A.
prIl, have been as stated III the annexed
list.
The character Of the TYPE made at
this Foundry, is known to the Irade, who
are assured that in regard to the quality of
the metals, 6aish and durability, no devil
alton has been made.
he has on hand a complete assortment
and can supply any quantity on short
notice he will be happy to receive the
orders OF his customers, which will have
immediate attention. Merchants who
have orders from abroad, can have Offices
complete, with Presses, and every thing
necessary for Printing Establishment,
saseln the most perfect manner.
sfublishers are requested 10 gise,this adj.
ve,tlsementa place in their papers few.
times, to receive paymen SO, 10 Type, or
in the settlement of their accounts.
RICHARD RONALDSON.
PhitadeLph;a.
Prices, at six months credit for approx
ed paper, or at a discount offs per cent for
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-10-09

q L Rules holden in the Clerks Office
L q of the Superior Court of Chancery
for the Staunton District, on the first Mon
day in July 1920.
John Kelly Plaintiff,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-23

The principals With tho attendants usual IN sue
cases met about nine o'clock, on Friday morning,
upon VAC line of Fayete aud Scott counties, near tho
Henry's mill road and fonght with pistols nj the
aus ascc oi oisks feet " the first Are, Mr.. Wick
ines pistol flashed, and Mr.. Yrotcr's ball passed
.n'o"Sn ms waistcOat, without woundng. At the
s'O"'" NE Mt Nicktlc raised his hand before Gte
"'rs was fully expressed but instantly lot il drop,
anu before he could raise again he received his anag-
o,St ov Just above the hip, but fired while IL the
~, ., ,1'l"g ana missed his adversary. The wound
""N "u'.ai. lie died about o'clock.
Mr. Nlckliile was the chall.n1er The offence
,oI Wi'ich satisfaction demanded, we have not
heard stated posvely but it is understood to have
been gwen by certain illusions made bv Mr. rrotl,r
IN the KCnuclly Gazette of which he lately bccn,nc
the editor, 10 the tea: of his predecessor Mr. Ben
hhsi WHO, II Will be rccoliected lost his life nv nj
lack!hS .h|. NH6i;Be with cane, when the latter
eppheu I" him Tor the name of the author of certain
unwarrah"bc structures upon the conduct and char
acter OF his ia' err which had appeared I'm the Ga
@e''c; and especially, IT is supposed. By contcmptu.
OTIS notice of q caution suggested by the Rcportcr
that the persecution Of young Wicklffe miy ht be
ci'F.eH Too Idr, III the course of which notice his
Si'rntinn vas compared 70 that of "a horse thief"
NHNr!"s W lcNiur was about two three and
twenty years OF age. To him nature bad been libe.
raj IN her gifts. He was possessed OF person finely
form d aud OF good size, with countenancc omen
n1nly a"t pleasing His manners were polished his
department gentlcnanly. lie was blessed with .
'hlhd naturally strong ard discriminating. The ad.
vahIaSes OF fine education had been placed within
MS reach, not IN vain but the love of pleasure haa
IN some degree I'M erfercd with his studies and hi,
talents were not fully dcvclopod His disnosi,ior
wns l'n,h ftrivratc ind amnhlp. br, no ,yoS NO, 81
4 temper TO brook insult, or tnmeIy subnit 70 ,
Wnnton injury. There may be here and there an in.
n Eiunai whose malSnity of partzun feeling will no,
allow the suppression of his Joy. that system OF
persecution aimed at the father has ultimately falcn
WI" oSau1y effect, upon son, tha darling Of hi,
neatt ont Inc community IN general will sympathzr
WIN The parent, and deeply tho uiilprlv fate
OF ono whom nature had evidently erinned for q
; nigh degree of usefulness.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-23
Grand Solar Nicroscone

IHNHE public are respectfully informed. the Prom,
etor OF the Microscope, hns obtained a very el
cupied a the StatuGry Room) ami which !, nov f. =
led up Tor The purpose of better displaying the en-
masniiylng powers Of the astonishing instrument,
nc room wall be open for visitors ffon o, a. M to
., p. NJ. ercry fair dqy
Tins surprising instrument discovers TO view tic
most minute bodies in the ANIMAL vegetable and mil .
erai parts OF creation, magnifying them more thar
"EoT ouo times; The apparent dust on figs or chcer,
the mixed eye, is nagniicd to the endrnous sizc ~
ron 70 iect' and in actual notion fighting and
contehding IN the most spirited manner Many Other
oDlectS are prepared aud will be exhibited The In
P,o.crs OF e"ry'trdzdton is shown in most
Respondent md magnificent colourg-It needs bn,
10 De seen to be most admired it being impossible ia
give an adcnuaie description ofits briIiancy.
~ ~. NdIn!ttance so cents, children balfpficr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-23
Fir m fhe .,afYn Literary GsLse
.HIIIs SWIRL

Mine ear hath heard a sOurd-a stuffed cry
Ofdistan sorrow; up from the abyss OF time
Springs the sad wall Of helpless agony
The laugh Of Soon the scoh, the ri'lald rhyme,
The f,ariui consequence OF lust and crime;
q s,a hath crushed heart that went as'Iay
IRON, the RIGHT path, and with her serpent slime
OCpleasurc daubetl II. hideousy gay,
The linus 10 gorge and baton on her prey!
stay, n,osal Thy career. and ere the hour
or reiTibution comes, that comes TO all,
- let Repentance use her saving power
10 free thy soul from, miserable ihrall-
Call with warning voice, nor vauly call;
Then shall the bonds Of vice apart he rivru;
Aud angels. when they thy shsckles fall
Nniost--so great the Joy WIN he IN heaven
Wish they had sinned like thee, to he like thee ioTS'e
wsuldst thou learn WISDOM Seek not
H. the hertnts cell % the peasants col;
For the hcrnnl's cell, though far II DC
Away from tie worlds inpuriy,
Holds but little Of earthly good
Bcyond the charm of solitude;
As the flower that springs III desert ground
Looks only bright for the waste agOund
And the lowly cot of the peasant, though LONG
Il hath PARADISE seemed in tic minstrers song,
Hath its ample share Of wants and woes
When clothed - realIy's humble prose.
Turn away, then,
From the path that leads
To The mountain glen
Dc the 0owTy reads
Come when the moon her beauty dscloscs
Over thy garden bowers of roses;
Come IN fear or company
With trembling heart aud a fearful eye,
Bfft, harmed moi the more, nor guarded the less,
Come alone IN thy gentlcness,
And spread thy little white hand 10 me
Thou shalt nc taught Jy palnissy.
Theie is a line upon thine hand
Deeply, deeply that lane is traced:
s Meier hath the finger OF Providence, placed
On mortal mould
A type that told
Of ha,t the sum OF human bliss
As, IN characters Known
To alone
Is craven IN letters Of light on this
Thou siia be happy, Tor happiness flies
Even round the fountain OF ligi,t divine,
q " Tisp
Win sparkling radiance in hearts Ike thine;
And il ever sin
by chance should win
Yi-h a though, Cor heI GU lily store,
Thy memory cast
Il The times Then past,
Remember the Sybl, and sn no more.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-23
rIRE AND DESTRUCTION OF HUMAN LIFE
Erlract Prom a teHc, 70 the Editors, dafrd

Dover, Tenn October Cd 1929
The jail Of this county, lS,cwart0 was discovered
last night 10 Be on fire, and what is indeed most
shocking. tho alarm given by a poor nero who
was confined IN IT. The alarm soon spread, tho ci;i-
%cns generally repaired thther md every exer,ion WIS
made TO rescue the poor fellow from the fate which
threatencd him. He confined below. nrd the
jail WIS on fire in that apartment The smoke ron
dered II impossible p" ct the trap door opcn which
communicating with Tho dungeon IN which he was
and after various attempts from many of tho citizens
he wa@ Abandoned TO his fate HE cries were now
most hoart--cndirg, bur human cfarts were # no
avail and the su-dcvonrinS element soon mt a pcri.
od L" ms existence. lie was runa wnv slave called
his nam" Jack, SAID he heiUngrdto Mr. Nathan Join
son IN the vicinity of Huntsville. Alabama chnvo
no doubt the Jail was set fire bv some person from
inc outside, but who It was has yc' be found out,
Inc jail was entirely consumcd.-Nnshriile JViig.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-23
=, :, STEEL Z d. SMITH,

r.u ~ re doors betOD the BeH TrreynN
II ave received their Fail Snpnlv conDg,.,;... -
oue, black aud fancy cooured ciobs Of ysr9rs
quo'''Ies' also cassImeres and vestinys ,o,h 49,,
general assortment Of tr,n,ninos r vi"
" which they confidently invite the attention .r
'"g ~ Customers and the public pencrnllv -
ders s s,ooI 70 which they have on hand suppen-
&c, %c' oil Of which viii be sold ON ,ooso vt's,
:, uo1,engn f'voi'hing their own cloth con ho,,.
so "'" a'o trimmed in The hest manner and =, 'J,o
OCi 5-gowfs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-23

= project is on foot to purchase the Poris no,.,
ceied the Journal des Debnfs, and Mree miU;ons ~,
francs have bcen offered for the esablisbme,, VI
Shades of Faust and Franklin, what a sunni Ill.,
millions of francs 100000, for little bI,e = ~
newspaper when we issue sheet largo enough -
"s' as blanket o" cold night and no ono TEMPS ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-23

L2'aon t,1dce Sept. 4.--In the cours, or t,e
my 1osePh Shaw, ono oftho parish officers Of New.
'Ogton' brought upa little grl horn wi,bnrt tanG.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-23
DOMESTIC.

FATAL DUEL.
\ m""ing 10 settle by siuglc combat controver-
sy between .Hr. Chhries WjctIif and Geg1gc Ja,ps,
TToiter, # h'Xrr' -. tool place on Friday ast and
untortuna ely terminated ~ TIC death Of Mr. Wick
life Wv w '~N
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-23
80! Tia. Lad been rOrit dorm an ass"


Our fellow labcrer of the Boston Evening Bulletin
Introduces certain Pondero$ties Of brain under
the title of DANIELASA, and says he supposes the
word is hng-latin, but h think of no other So
expressive. Very well, if our name lansed is hop-
latin, must of course belong to the swine family
An idea which gTunted under when we first saw,
it, and Jristled up for real boar fight with him of
the Bulletin. Bot he's good-natured fellow and
we won't quarrel with him-eSpecially he has not
'cyUny our HoSe,-Ibid.
Tie WePt gj The U'ish ton Uish is the title of
Coopor's novel; which H. we suppose BEING
translated from the Indian, ''So,rosos If NE hip-p5-
BtH" man of geniGs ought TO be above such af-
fcc,ed qupuncss Of title. II is decidedly bad taste
We would assoon christcn novel The Whoop of
Puk-hun- Conok, or The Vera TO dcaLr of the UIt
iH-Quoc6."-Ibd.
discover from the Petersburg Old Dominion of
the 10TH that the Turks, contrary 10 all calculation
have taken Constant nops This information is
certainly calculated to astonish the natives: but
geRemen, what "lll you say 10 the paragraph in the
NoroiA Beacon of Tie 9th init, IN relation to the
NJ YT3 G~3eo IL rs ss3r% 31 is crc9ed to the
Match Race for o coo dollars took place on Satuf
day between VIM Y. Johnsons Virginia colt, three
years old 0y BEr BoURSE, o"t " Sir AacHY /! -
There's for yOu The celebrated Stallion, Sir Ar
chy, has changed sex in his old age, and become
Brood Mare !!-Peter'j',g hteL
We with our friends Of tho New York Courier and
Enquirer would help rs 20 the pronunciation of that
unuttsrabe Of the Commander in Chief fthe
Russian Army now marching ~ Consiantnoplc -
We presume they an ftT IN every thing pertain
ing TO the present campaign. but, as for ourselves
we bad rather storm Ohouma than undertake the
true pronunciation of Count DieJtscb. a gentleman
OF our acquaintance whose present feelings arc ncnr
w or quite az Turkish those Of cur brother Edit
ors in Now Yvra, pottishly pronounced it D-db-cb.
a doy or twS since. is Iat right, ATessrs. Edtors3
Camden Journal.
The sun Or pa Norih G rolina Editor, in mon
tOnirg Tho Destruction of the corn cotton aud rice
crops by tie late violent Storm upon the coasts adds
tbpt was highly injurious also e. the salt crop. In
stead Of an agcrosc crop, the salt maker will realize
about one third VIC woud = how the crop Of pipe
slaves farcd?-Ljd. ~
In tho sprhg season az Batil in the year t1Co
subscription books wee opened for PRAYERS AZ flo
abbey and gaming at the rooms III the close oc
the brst day The number Of subscribcrs ,or nraves
were twelve, aud for gaming o.! The fo,IoJ,ing
hucs were written on the OCCASION -
The church and rooms. tic other day
Opeued their books fn pra yer and tiav.
Jheprest got fwcive--iIoyc sixty seven
ifow grcli The odds ior Hell against Heayeu,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-23

"The American suggests ,i'at OF character
and capacity should be elected ut the ensuing cleo
TONS. The Courier objects 10 this, on tie ground
that such course VIII be contrary To lie usayc5 ~
the party."-l-T. J. Herald.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-23

1t is said that PorI, has taken an alarming rise of
lae, in the West predicted this some time since
when Mr.. Clay and his party going the ~vhole
hog" at BaT0CcucS.-l .NoJoM Bui(siU.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-23

L"'Vs Naiue.-Onc of ,bo mo-, o..--,
Popucuohs of Nature, was shown To- us nm I,iay
Wgnt Iast' II was that Of Kitten oy rotb. '' ,
htens conomtly formed, of most s;ng,,la- cor
c,on,,,e L''e wa" extinct, but this extraordinarv
Il,G'ed awe It's head md mock were of alrn,.t
J I th"lr natural proporons-and tho mouth ,v,s
MVluGd oy slit exhbtingtwo laws g. two tonoos
,.au s'gnt legs two fore IN the usual form
emo JUST ABOVE ono OF the shoulders and tho o,bn
!oH coming from tho two cxtremfios of tho boJ
were united about the centre. IL had als1 two
aiis.-Chariestoa CGty OK. "''' TWO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-23

"BoIsi not LiySelCef Ts-morrou," is IN Injunction
that the confident and sor-sighted would do wei to
bear constantly in mind; and by way of punishment
for forge fulness of It's truth and wisdom
intend at this moment to record most pcnitcntia
confession. Three weeks ago to-day, in all the
false confidence OF high health, and buoyant spirits
We advised our good friends, lie Doctors, to emf
grale; inasmuch ''Othellos occupation WIS gone
III town Now mark how ." Ano her jackson I'd
itor rewarded for his inpudcncc. In two DAYS
after tie uttcrance Of this inconsidcrate gasconadc
the skill and kindness Of one Of those seame phvsi
cians aided by he soothing Gaze and tentions of
other aIcctoAate and warinheartel friends, that we
indebted for the opportunity to indte this BALI
node. w arc in hopes that the humility ofthis con-
fcsson III save US from the roasting which we are
aware we % richly deserve frm our good friends of
the ficul y whc- get fairly about again. But if
they consider the opportunity too good to bc lost and
insist upon throwing 1t Ill teeth, We must submit
a. best We m1y.-Cu.nGcn journal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-23
EDITORIAL RONMOIS-

Mr.. Isaac Hill, III his own paper, says that che
Possesses standing in the nation, which his oppo-
nenis ana Prosecutors may rcyy but cannot an
poach, meaning douDl less, that he holds tat office
which they cannot GET "roUidence .3nlertcaa.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-23

DAkiMOORE PRISON.-Probably most of our
rranersbear in mind at least the name of Dnrtmoorr
PRISON.; II figured with soine effect during the l,s,
var we perceive by the London papers that a
proposition IL about Ia DO carried into effect 10 msto
u place OF employment for Juvenile offenders"
There seems TO be no lack of subjects. y. S Co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-23
FOR LIVERPOOL.

LRR FOR LIVERPOOL.
tfJx41& The Ship ARAB. Capt Bali. wijl
212IlS positively sail for Liverpool m all tKIts
.fsa,. month, md will take freight at s5s per
hid. Tor tobacco, Sd per ID. for cotton, and -four y,
proportion. Apply to 1''~ ''O''' al
oct o-I2t GRAV g. p.,-,-y-.