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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-01-08

insipid chronicle OF the dun pursuit. of civ,
IIe' tsse up the Inspiring theme with alacr;,y
lney s~eh the shout Of triumph, and watt the
note OF PRAISE, from one end of TIE continen,
70 ne other, and the laeky winner OF . s;na le
hsns sstonished Co find himself n hero. In.
eoot'nene'y be 70 mounted upon the agu-poas
throughout the land, sad tron thence he NAV
aspire 70 any thing that the People can give;
Tor the sovereign people, like other sosereIgns,
are not spsto refuse their tsvorites any thing
thst q - n their power to bestow. How then
could the intelliger. trends Of the Administya.
ton indulge the hope tina, Mr.. Adams wouLl be
Reelected, gor q - notorious that many Of them
we're sangunei rbe truth 10. that the wisdom
and intelligence OF the people have been sung
and celebrated so loadl, and so long. by inie
rested demagogues for their own purposes.
that even men OF sense seem somehow to have
'moibed notion, that thee qualities do in some
wonderful and inexplirable manner, reside ~
the 1ass. though they are svare that they do
not spperta'n 20 one IN ten OF the individuals
composing that mass. There ~, doubtless, in
THIS Country q considerable 9umber OF really
enlightened snd able men-men who under
stand us interests. and It's wants, and It's tue
policy, and can justly appreciate the relative
eiSims and merits OF the different esnd dates tor
"'"S't NAhCts atiu VoNcf ~ supon tNc fhfe
grity and virtue, the union. energy, and innu
snce ot these that the hopes oi be county rest
when srmlg united together IN ,he cause of
truth and ius,ice, they are potent to 'abSsh hold
vice, al laugh pert folly down h Was upon
the Efforts and influence Of these thA, better IN
formed ct the friends q the ADMINISTRATION re.
lied tor success Had they beeu 50 united IN
the late election the result would have been
diHeren'. I; is by dsuniing these men, and
dcbanehiug them from, thrir duty-hy swing
them into tmid neutrality by the display OF
imposing force. or BY silunng them With the
hope OF share in the distribution OF the slosves
AID fishes ths, political changes are accom-.
plished. Mr.. Walsh may pirate as much As be
plesses about the vital Strength of our institu.
tons They are strong only 80 Tar as they are
msniully sus aimed by the virtue and Intelligence
Of the country. They mus, have Tar other de
tenders than such as Mr.. Walsh, or the vice
and folly that is in this country, as well az eve.
~ other, will have made smooth work With
them before he shall have reached his grand
climacteric. hOSfILius.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-01-08
TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.

Alta meeting Of q number of citizens of Der
kelley county, held st the Presby terian Church
in Ms:tnsburg, on the LIST of January, 1879,
for the purpose of forming Temperance So.
c,ety---ALEX .NDER COOPER, Esqr. was
called TO tue Chsir, sBd Re-. ]. MEDrAHr ap.
pointed Secreisry Whereupon the following
resolution wss unanimously adopted
Resolved, THAT II xpedient to organize a
Temperance Society in the county of Berkeley.
The following Constitution was then adopted
ANT. rhis Society shall be denumina,ed
The Berkeley County Je,Tse, aBec Sec,siy. aux
ilihry TO tie American society for the promo.
tion OF Temperance.
ART II. The Oticsrs Of this Society shall be
President, Vice PFend, mt. Treasurer, Score
tary, and twelve Managers. whose duty II shall
be. by their personal efforts and the Circulation
Ut useful publications, as far as the funds OF
the Society Will silowp 90 enhghten and rouse
the puoiic mind in regard to the e,ds OF intern
persnces snd TO use such means M order "a
arrest the progress of tbIs trsaendous evil as
they maf deem eHpedicnt. IL shall be thpi,
duty to report to this Society such violations
OF th,s Constitution as may tome under their
not &C.
AHr. an. Any member reported 70 the Socie
~ for violation OF this Constiiut ion snail have
tbe privilege Of being heard. Il sdiude ed entity
shall be liable to admoni,ion from the Presi
dent, or expulsion by the vote Of two thirds Of
the members present.
AMI. Nv. Any person may become a membey
Of this Society by subscribing the following
pledge. viz: ave the undersigned do hereby
agree 10 abstain wholly from the use of ardent
spirits except fnr medicinal purposes; not 70
furnish the IN as part OF hospitsble entertain,
ment. nor TO lsbo0res in our employ; 10 abstain
from the business Of distlling them: in no case
to give or vend them either by large or smsl
measure, so as, kbowngly,t oous,ensnee the
improper Use OF them; and, IN particular, in no
case to violate the laws Of The land regulating
the sale OF ardent spirits"
ART v. The annual meeting of this Society
shall be on the first Saturday IN Juas; sEd no
alteration shall De made in the Constitution, ex
cep'hy vote Of two lhrcs OF the members
present.
Reso!ued. That there be meeting Of this
Society at the Court House in MArtinsburg on
the I'd Monday IN this mouth, beng court DAY,
at O'Clock in the evening; and thst tlA pro.
eeedlngs OF this meeting be published in the
Msrtinsb,Fg Gazette.
ALEXANDER COOPER, CAo,rssaa,
j. MEpTART, Sew
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-01-08

VLRCfvfA--fo 1sifs -
AT Hoies held in the Clerks ofice. Of the ceaa-
y Court OF Berkeley on Mondsy, the SIN dar
OF January. 1879
Elisabeth Williams, Pl4nsf:
AcArssr
Thomas J. Ciaggett ana soph;s biz w;f.. 49,
sophia Martini Eliza STROBE. late Eliza msy,in.
horstio Claggstt and Mary his wife. late Ma.
'ry Martin, Matilda Martin. Louis b Nsr,ia-
honore Martin. Rehsrd Martin. John Mar,.s..
and Ann Martin. the said Richard, yoho ard.
Ann being infants and with the said Sorh,,-
Eliza, Mary. Matilda. Louis and Honoye. hting
childsen Of Sarah Martin, deceased. and as sue 4
CO heirs (in right Of their mether) with Ella
beth Williams. Of Richard Clsggets. deceased.
Dsfsndans.
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendants not having entered THAR an.
pesfancs. and given security according 70 ~
act OF assembly and the rules OF this court. "a
= appearing TO the sasisfsction OF the eo,,r,
that the defendants are not lnhabitanss az his
commonwerlsh,---hss ordered. they do app. a.
here On the "a Nsenday in Apra, next and a..
swer the bill Of the complainant, and that %
py OF this order be published in the Mai,as.
ousg Gazette for two months saccesssyriv-
aad posted az the door Of the Court House Il
ms county, a Cspy:--Tesse.
ysa. .. Is9s.-s8,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-01-08

W. have received g pamphlet entitled "aa
,rns,t Appeal % the freud. IF rsform IN sls i,g-
..I,,,,re of Virginia, attributed 10 Mr.. Cooke
- W;nches,e,, which from the importance OF
,hs sonic, !, discusses. and the ability With
which t',ey are treated, we propose 90 10y be-
fore cur readers, in eTfenss, IN the nest nun.
Der OF the Gazette.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-01-08

virtue OF Deed OF Iru-, ,r,r. -
- - Martin, bearing date, the 26,h ~ Ins,
io@s, and now of record in the County Con,,,
nelSeiey, the undersigned will, on Frdss ,h..
JON instant, before the door tie Con-, -
N Msrtinsourg offer tor sale =, public su CT
istne h.ghea bidder. the MILL, aud mill da,
% .n'en p SAID Martin, died seized. and ,s,,l,,
p pr % NE Estate Of VIM, Rush, dec. hing i.
s sae sou",y OF berkeley. together wi,h Al al
i "nS; ne Appart1nances &c. thereunto h !.
~ Or many wise sppertain'nr, or 40 mus =
;n,,ss., ss WI, pay and satisfy S5l7 66i wi,l,
cost, os m ..Ia we CON day Of June, 1928, sna
chase OF the same by said Msr,in. andsr
cree OF me Chaneery Disirct Cour, :, W.
chester. Terms Of sals-Ca.b.
'an' 0, 1927. NATHi. srrvrps
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-01-08
POTOMAC LAND FOX SALE

-, LOT SAFE, a fract OF Land cor -.
-. 's'hlhg 5os acres. situate within p n;l.. ~
aormsns m'il, adjoining tie lands Of Mrs Mos
san' Mr.. e. Iurner Mr. WIN. Green. ana A..
"oa', Anou. 2cO acres cleared and 100 asrs. IA
!, ,msa me whole Is Of the fisa qaalI,y q
limestone Land, pronounced b, good ;a9cs.
s @Ds equal. hnos superior to any IN The nrish.
uood great hsrsaia and accsmr, d.,,ns
m' ua can DC Dad III immediate Application -
M.r,;,,., WM. LONG.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-01-08


Coroner's Inquest was held on the ash
ult. on the body OF sohn Lawyer, of this county.
Verdict OF the Jury that he came 90 his dealt, in
consequence of intoxiestion Lawyer, il alp.
pears, had been toe neighbofing SuIl house
some three o. four days betnre. purchased Ell
Their gallon or half gallon Of whiskey, drank
some OF II. and started homes he laid dowp IN
the way,h Is supposed, 10 take a sleep, from
which he never awoke His Jug was setuag
beside him, abost half full Of the deadly p0ssaa.
Drankards Take wsrning.,
We take occasion TO mention, that a sbost
time previous TO this Inquest, q similar one
was held over the body OF John Wait, of ibis
county. Verdict of the jury, that be came to
his death IN consequence OF blow received on
the head from club in the hands of---jsek-
son. The quarrel originated on the subject 81
the Presidential Election. Both men weFs
SAID to be much intoxicated ct the time. Shock.
ing
Isaac, q man tof color. his wife srd u,ree
children leave this tomorrow, for Ceorret0wn.
ID. O. from thence TO go to NerioIk, ard EN-
sark Oh board OF vessel 10 ssll tor Llberis, on
the goth inst. They are cent by the Colonizs
ton Society OF this county-their expenses be
ing borne. These Ave persons have been hu-
namely emancipstedby Col Edward Colsten,
OF .h's county. Isaac bears good character as
to honesty. sobriesy. aud industry. No doubt.
after lending in Liberia. be will Be well pleased
with bis new residence. We wish them good
luck
We learn from the Norfolk papers
that the water has been LET into the Dis.
NAL Swamp Canal and that boats OF
three and a half feet draught navs al
ready passed through
There is reasnn 10 haIiex We that Suear
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-01-08

There is reason to believe that Swear
eng'n of whose apprehension an account
wss published seine weeks ago has no,
been taken.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-01-08

Nm nIhE-Thi 25,h Of December. .ryer.a
Negro Women ard GirIs. 'e'e's.
Jan 8, 1879. ,,,c,,rnc
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-01-08

IN Monday sFsDing lssf. sn adjourn
ed meeting Of ihs Colenszatsan saeisty
OF Geergsto~n i0ok plsrs At ths prssby.
terrain Church On Sfsdks " The meet.
ing was well attended. and q esnsrsl
desire seemed be sslnesd ~ sAs PEE.
ole, To s'd % this ph,laathrspae design.
Francis . ksy, ESQ addrssssd lbs
meeting 10 his usual style al Impressive
sloqueuees on The impostancs 81 tie
meas ure - CsgusabiaM.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-01-08

"GoL'NED FOR SALE-Bro~n
'uSars' Coffee. Beat CursDowde, Re.
ou"s "yson ditto Loaf and Lump suesrs.
'o"asf aud Shot. Molssscs aud Cigars
Jan 8. 1929.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-01-08

w 40 fouND--oo FRIDAY the 26h q, D..
eeahoef last, nes' the road sa,l,ns from,
MarhnsOurg to tioke's Run, a good yUpn
sone"hst worn. rhe owner can hav. a.
s.ne oy Describing IL, and paying tor ,hi. adj.
Jan. g. 1879 ""isSN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-17
TRUST SALE.

PURSUANT to the provisions of two Deeds of
trust executed by John II. Priddy to Thomas
Bowes, sen. and VIM. Cameron one bearing dr, Q the
2e,h day OF May 1912 and admitted to record in the
once oil Hanover County Court, on the list day of
September 1872 the other bearing date on the iOth
Gay OF September, 1919 and admitted to record in
tue same Office On the 9th day of December 1919.
snan as the administrative Of the said Tho
mas DOVES sen. the survivor of the said srus-
tees and oy virtue OF the power me vested by the
sald TWO deeds OF trust proceed to sell on the 81
aay OF January 1922 on the premises, at public auc-
uoi 10 the highest bidder, COR cash. tract of land
containing about two hundred acres, and which "a
described IN the said two deeds of trust as follows 10
VIII one certain piece parcel OK tract ofland situne
lying and being in the said county o Hanover. con,
tanning two hundred acres, it being the land whercon
rs now lives and bounded by James Lankfort. R;ch-
ard Giazebrook, William Littlepage and others
Selling as the administrative ofthe surviving trustee
snail only convey such title as is vested in me- al
though 1t is believed that the title is indsputablc:
ana all the evidence of title will be exhibited on the
day and at the time of sale.
LUCY BOWLES
Administrators oil Thomas BowIes sen
lIn l3--Wat -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-17

IA ~. CON AN has received, now OicIs a well
Elected and general assortment of ladies' and gen
soid ni SILVER patent lever and verge Watches: eight ay and
mtus Clocks and Incprces diamond. pearl ~ Ste lei
did i'ncy Jeweryi silver, plated and Britannia WaTe:
"'oht calendar and other Pencils fountain silver ard
atI icns gold, SILVER and shell Speccles: 1hubl Tooth
Poks hazors, SciasoEs PenSes thermometers percus.
aion aud Tint Pocket Pistols percussion Caps, SpyCiasses
surveyors and pocket COmpasSs, Plating INSTRUMENTS mi
mature frames and ae books; cases: purses
"d purse clasps pocket and shell combs gold jet, steel and
''i claims seals and KEYS key rings; military goods watch
He tOois and materials with great variety Of other ar
cie all OF which nc enabled sell below former prices
" aiches and clocks, and mathematical INSTRUMENTS
Carefully repaired and adjusted
oriers 'o any article in is line punctray attended, 10.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-17

From the journal Of Commerce of Jan. 49,
Colombia aud Peru in such u state that every
additional item, of Intelligence that we receive from
either is calculated to heighten the soci,ude hich
every friend OF human Improvement must feel for
their wel-bcing. The wugcd BY Peru
against Colombia is evidently aimed at the political
system and personal supremacy uf Bolivar ard thrca
tons to involve noreithan two or three governments
Every one must regret that little is known hsrc OF
the principles and views of the parties.
gentleman of responsibility and intelligence who
left Guayaqu curly in November, informs US that on
the LIST Of that month the Peruvian army under Cen
arsl Lamar, reported to BE- 1000 strong was at
fambo Grande, Ii leagues from Piurn. awaiting the
arrival OF 5000 men from the army OF Gen Gemara
Gen. Flores, who commands the Colombian army left
Guayquil OIL the dth of November for head quarters
He was expecting Reinforcement, from the north
There seemed to be no reason to hop,. for n very
speedy reconciliation between the two parties although
neither capable at prescn. OF any grea, effort
The Colombian army had received no pay for Il long
time. The Peruvians well supplied with arms
and money, but there WAS probably less military s.
IN their army than in that Of their adversaries Our
Informant thinks that the of Colombia which
isprobable, would inevitably involve Buenos Avres
nn.i Chill in theIwar.
The blockade of Guaysquil was enforced with a
good deal of riyor, and the general blockade of the
coast was acknowledged by the English French, and
American naval commanders, SO far as those ports
were concerned before which naval force was actt-
ally stationed
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-17

ne haoe for sale,
6 HOJFON yarns, No. ITO II, best quality
~ Northern potatoes in barrels
Prime w. /. molasses
Mould and spermaceti candles
Sole leather window glass,
COtfcc sugar, teas
Gunpowder, writing and Wrapping paper
1homastown lime, prime pork
Bunch raisins, fgs
9amaicn, Antigua, N. Orleans, aud N. L. rum
Whiskey in barrels
Imitation and cognac brandy
Nails and brads
Albany aud Hartford beer
Scotch snuff in bottles.
jan DAVENPORT. ALLEN &, co.
CANDLES and SUGAR.
100 Boxes mould candles, Nichols s: Humphrey
NV brand
10 hhds New Orleans sugars landing FOR sale hy
Jan q OTIS, DUNLOP, a. Co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-17
From tho Cooper,,owu wa,ch 49,,

From the Coopers,own Watch Tower
Distressing Fire.--We understand that Oh the
evening OF the Sd inst. the two story dwelling
house owned and occupied by Mr. Conrad in the
north western part OF this town. was, with all its
contents consumed by FIRE. The fire is said To have
taken place from the heating OF the oven, and was
undiscovered until about clock at might when all
EFFORTS to make any attempt to the house or any
OF Its contents, were useless, a. il was with the Mt
most difficulty that the family escaped with their lives
ana many OF them were badly burned before it was
enected. young man to two OF his sisters
r'shed through the flames TO the second story where
they were In their midnight sumbcrs took the he'd
from under them and throwing it out of the window
10 the ground threw them Oh 20 it, and made his cs
cape by jumping on the same. lie was most shock
ihSy burnt IN making his way to The chamber The
house was situated about three quarters Of a mile
from any neighbour the evening being so cold tia
many oil them were badly frozen before they could get
10 OF the neighbour as they had nothing but their
night dress on. Mr.. Conrad, we understand Inner
ed aSont the fire SO long he badly frozen that
tits feared, he will lose his legs to the knee Joint
Fhs loss is estimated between two and three thou
sand dollars.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-17
M.ANINEs NEWS.
PORT or RICHMOND, IAN: 10.
ARRIVED,


Scbr. Planter, 6 DAYS from New York with sun
dries, TO Lancaster ~ DENLY, Cunningham 81 Andcr-
son, Granniss Son q Brothers, Lewis Rogers & Co
y Gordon, Baldwin, Ives s. Co. OTIS Dunlop s.
Go. Davenport, Allen g. Co. Trplett {, Johnson
q II Mitchell, ID Timbe-lake, King 81 Richardson
9 Mitchell, } A a. ] Myers J Parker Raymond
& Brothers, II Nash, r | Smith, WORKMAN 81 Nc
Gruder, VIM Smyth, WIN Mitchell, Ir. JThompsou
b 81 Z James q Co. J f Heath, WIN Anderson
Mall, W d Kyle & Co. Peyton, Hall & Moore
Hubbard d Gardner, and TO order, and picked end
smoked Tongues to master.
Schr. Lafayette, Crockett from Providence bal
last.
Schr. Consor,, Ketchum. from y York, ballast.
Sloop Hiram. Chandler, from Norfolk.
Steamboat Virginia, Ferguson, from Annapolis viz
Norfolk, with passengers.
Steamboat Richmond, Chapman, from Norfolk,
with passengers.
Schr. Fanny e Mary, OTIS, For Baltimore. With
tobacco and stems.
Schr. Mary g. Elizabeth Thompson, for Baltimore,
with coal.
SlooP Fair Trader, rowurs, for Norfolk with Hour
NoRFotK, Jan. 15.-Auived, schrs. Washington
Eldridgc, Newport; Mechanic, French, Boston; Earl
Bradford, New Bedford.
The ship Parachute, Buntn, for Liverpool, was
passed in Iinge's Reach yesterday, by the steam
bout Richmond.
The schr Ann, Hclikcr, DAYS from Now York.
pound to Petersburg, passed through the Roads to-
Cleared, brig rrcightor, soulo, St. Thomqs
BALTfNToRE, Jan. 15.-Arrivcd, schr. Swift ,rur.
ner, DAYS from Richmond.
Nsw YoRS, Jan. 12.-Clearcd, brig Try Hatch,
Norfolk.
Sailed, brig Ann, Petersburg.
g,N l3.---Ciearcd, schr. Effort, Bell, Richmond
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-17
Furniture. Venetian Blinds and Pianoce

Furniture, Penetiaa Blinds aRd Piaroes
vHNHE Subscriber keeps constantly on hand q reno.
n raj assortment OF Cabinet Furniture, manuii t.
tured by the most select iourDeymcn and Of the best
materials. viz: sidcboards bureaus sccretaric, bol
cases, china-preSses double aud sinrlc wurdrobcs.
carved and pain screw and patent Joint bedsteads
straight legd aud pillar and claw dining tea and
card tables low post aud canopy top cribs plain and
Inquired cloth sofas, curlcd hair and moss mattresses
hair and moss stuffed easy chairs, new pianoes with
nm assortment of Venetian blinds of various Sizes
Any article in the above line will be made NJ the
shortest notice the most reduced price and in the
most fashionable and worimanliku manner
Pie subscribers special attention TO the Undertake
ing shall be given at the shortest notice and at the
most reduced prices. He also keeps for hire neat
tincrol hearsc, with good driver and gentle horses
GEORGE HENDREE,
Opposite to the Merchants Coffee House.
Nov u Main Street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-17
AZ No. LOtterg.---7 Draspn Ballots.

?, Whols Tickets s., hstGes go, quarters 25
Hartford. January 18th
~ The drawing of the above Lottery, Will be re-
celyed at my Office Saturday next. when tho cash
wloG PAID for prizes the moment the drawing is re
Recoilcct and call at No 100 Main Street, for nri
yes IN all authorized Lotteries, where have been so
more capital prizes than at any Office IN Virginia
jan 10 Z. CHtJBR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-17

.NEW GOODS
E4NLEGAN'P carved tortoise tuck and side oon,bs
E< Do plain do of all sizes -
New style Galcoes, and printed cambrics
Jet and bue-bldck Marceuc, eros de uanics
and Italian lust-ings
Black, blue, and MKT broad.cctls
CassiIners, sRttinetts, blankets, and 4 variety OF
other seasonable goods, which are offered at re9iced
prices. for cash, by HALL NELSON.
Dec %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-17

Yhe up-conniry millers und hrulTs are taking
advantage ofA rise in the river to bring their -four
down. An unusually large quantity arrived yester-
day. One of the Inspectors informed us that he alone
Inspected 100 bbls. in the course of tue day.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-17
NOTlCE.

" Vie subscriber having taken his brother James c.
Crane, into partnership with Li,u, the business
heretofore carried on by himself will be continued, ut
ihe sand at present occupied by him. il the name OF
W. 81 j. c. Crane.
WILLIAM CRANE.
The subscribers offer for sale general assortment
OF leather OF all kinds for shoe nakers carria ma
ieTs, saddle and harness makers shoe thread and shoe
trimmings, shoe-nakeTs and curriers' tools, &C. &c
&c.
coo Spanish hides
$50 Richmond slaughter hides
Tanners oil. ". s. ]. c. CRANE
Jan l--wGtT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-17
EDUCATION.

hDUN HUN.
fS1iE subscriber respectfully informs her former
patrons and friends generally that she has taken
the Sunday School room attached to Triuit, Church
where she will commence teaching OH MO. DAY,
the 9TH OF JANUARY neXt.-The branches Ia - N she
VIII devote her particular attention. will consist OF
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, English Grammar.
Geography with the use OF Globes and AIals I3sto-
~, &c, also plain auh ornamental Needle Work and
Embroidery, with Drawing and Paintinr Ill their dit
ierent varieties. With a grateful remembrance O.
The be'al support she has heretofore received i'll her
school and with tull determination TO Use her hest
efforts to advance the youth with whose instruction
she may be entrusted, she socits the patronage ot
her friends for che year to come.
Dec 25-t az ct MARY ANN WILBER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-17

Who7e Ifckefs, $40 Quarters, s.
Haioes $40 EighMs, 81 SO
package of IA whole, which is compelled to draw
sl2o, Gun be had for s2S0-Shares Of packages in
same proportion.
AZ Orders from the country post paid) promptly
attended to. Address your orders to
YATES & MINTYRE
oeC - Richmond.