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Valuable Land for Sale.

WISH TO sell my tract Of Land, lying in
1 Amherst county, adjoining the lands of
Messrs. w. MDaniel, +. Winston, Amber and
others. This uaci Vi land contains about go
aCres-lies WELLS in one Of the best neigh.
borhoods in the country, ard is surpassed by
few upland plantations for fertility OF Soil.
There is good proportion Of first rate Tobac
CO land on H. and the balance well adapted 10
the cultivation Of small grain. IL has too en-.
ceIIent apple orchards oh il, and extensive
creek low grounds, sufficiently fertile TO grow
Tobacco or NIKE excellent meadows. Asi am
DESTROYS TO remove to the Western Country. I
will give great bargain in this desirable
place. The terms W III be one third cash, the
balance in one aud two years. A satisfactory
title will be made before any payment is re.
CURED. ISAAC HANSARD.
June lS. IiSs
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HARVEST.

The golden harvest is now spreading its
beauties around Ms, and the Joyous husband
man has already commenced gathering in the
early wheat, under prospects more haiterng
than has happened for many ysars past. Since
the opening of Spring, every thing seems TO
have conspired to favor The growth of our small
grain, and with the continuance Of week or
Two Of favorable weather, the crop must be most
abundant. Little complaint has this season
been made of the ravases Of those destructive
insects, the Ressian Fly and. chinch Bug.
Has the severe cold Of the last winter decreas-
ed them, or have they taken their eight to some
more favori.e region
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
REVIEW
OF the Lynchburg Markets.
Corrected for the Vnginian, by

OF the Lynchburg Markets.
Corrected for the Virginian, by
THOMAS A. fioLcosnr and RICHARD TynEE.
Commission Merchants,
AUCTION SALES
Extreme prices Of passed Tobac.
co, from 80 80 to II 10
Inferior 10 common, 3 90 to 5 90
Common TO good, 0Oto J 20
Good TO fine, Ito u 10
Refused. Q IS TOO 90
Strips very few in market, 4 25 to s 90
Inspected the last werk 4O3 hhds passed tobae.
CO, &c hhds refused, total 400.
The inspections continue to be about the
same, with little variation. as TO quantity or
prices. We regard the market as settled at
moderate prices. There seems 10 be but littl
an xiety manifested by the buyers. The For
eign accounts 10 the 10th OF May are not fiat
ierIng. But lhte doing in England, and at
prices reduced about IL on lea I, and 81 to Id
on Strips.
Flour, by Wholesale, 81 %
Whskey, Wholesale from &c IL 10 81
Corn, wholesale, per bbl 90 to o W
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-18

Holm r. ID. PAYNE, will Sc II, on Monday
- the 22d Inst al early candle light, in the
large Hall, a, ti'e Franklin Hotel, n splendid
assortment Of Italian Sculpture and Time Pie.
ces. Among them are large Agate Vases Tor
sideboards, Eutr"cian Urns, Agate Flower
Pots, Grecian Vases, Fruit Baskets, Marble
Fruits, Bronze and Gilt Candle Sticks, Vases
Of the Medici, with basso relivio, Bronze and
Gilt Clocks, Ahbaster do. Watch Cases, Mu.
steal Boxes. Also. an assortment of Jewelry
consisting Of splendid Far Rings. Finger do.
cut and plain Coral Neckisce, Breast Pins,
Cable Chainx, &c. &c. Also, a small invoice
Of Perfumery, consisting Of Antique OIL Ct the
best Cologne Water, aud many ether hand.
some articles. The Hall will he opeued on
Monday norning. for the Examination of the
good, and in order 10 display The TRANSPARENCY
aud superior excellence Of the Alabaser. he
room will be brilliantly iiumin aied al IN. linn.
Of sale, and tho ntmos, attention will be paid
10 the Ladies and Gentlemen who ma, be
pleased TO Witness t..
JoHNR D. PAYNE, Auc,r.
@uHe 40 Gtif
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ITEMS.

P0tltlcdt IOterdtl0n.---A Spanish
newspaper has been comnenced a, New Or
leans, entitled FL Espanol," which the N. o.
Mercantile Advertiser says is as viralent anli
republican, and u,tra.royaiisi as any thing
which ever issued from the i" Real lIuprinia"
of Madrid.
EmigrdtiOn.--The Pioneer "a new
religious paper just commenced al Rock Spring,
lllmois) says" The average annual Increase
TO the population of Illinois from emigration
for the last ,hrre or four years, has been not
less than 1900. But witbls the last sir
months the increase has been Tar more rapid
than at any preceding period. A large proper
ton of these emigrants are from Kentucky and
Tennessee.
Liberal Donation. The Hon. Ma
than Dane, Of Beverly, has recently given $lO,-
600 for the establishment of a law professorshlp
in Harvard College, with an intimaion that
more will be added. He annexed as a coud.
ton, that NO religious principles be applied to
the professor, and minated wish that the
Hon. Joseph Story should be chosen.
REHABILITATION an article in
the National Gazette, we learn that the whole
population Of Philadelphia may be estimated
at one hundred and sixty thousand-thst more
than nine hundred miles Of canals and rail
roads are finished or under contract ia Penn
sylvania at this moment, all leading TO the
Philadelphia market-that the increase in the
value Of real estate, in the City and Liberties,
in the last three years, arising principally from
new buildings is about four millions OF dollars
and that there are in Philadelphia nine grest
Hotels, in which are Laid from 40 to 70 plates
at the dinner table, during the Influx of the
Western merchants, besides multitude OF
minor ones Of great sIespectabiliiy. To view
this beautiful city, the writer advises every siran-
ger to ascend the State House steeple. Here,
at glance, may be surveyed the splendid pub
lie walks, magnificent Me Of streets, and vast
mass OF near thirty thousand houses, all in per
feet repair, AID fully tenanted.
Hoa1.-A story has been going the
rounds of lump Of gold (mouIded into some.
hing like the form OF a mani being carried
rom Cheraw, South Carolina, By merchant,
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The subscriber oilers for Sale
10 hhds w. India aud N. ~ Sugar, part first
chop
90 Bags Green Coffee
o do old Java do
Q hhds and o bbs Molasses
3tans country Bar Iroa
do English do for Carriage Tyres
$50 Sacks best Liverpool filled Sail, 10 TO
% bbls New Hcrrings
10 do Shad
10 do Maccarel
1000 lbs. Co,ioo Yarn assorted, Nos. 8 10 10
1000 lby. Soal Leather
Is Casks Nails and Brads
1000 lbs Bacon
10 bbls sup. Flour
1000 lbs. spinning Cotton
900 yards tow aud aan Linen
10 boxes Window Glass, = telo y l0t< 10
600lbs Bisiered Steel
100 lbs. German do
3bags black Pepper
2 do white Ginger
3 cases wool aud fur Hats
lbox No. 10 Cotton Cards
| bbl Alum
do Copperas
0Kegs Powder
10 Bags Shot
10 bbls Malaga Vine
boxes Imp. and Gun Powder Tea
600 lbs. Loaf Sugar, part first chop family
Sicily Madeira Wine. Spanish 1os, and Ben.
gal Indigo, Writing, Letter and Wrappipg Pa.
per. Sperm and Iallow Candles. Shoe Thread,
Domestic Co',ons, Stripes and Checks Lard
Beeswas and rsllow, Chewing Tobacco al,
7.s and inch Hoop iron. Wagon Buckets
Horse Collars, Leading Lines and Bed Cords.
Nests. Wood Ware. Wool and Wool Rolls. Vns
gar &c. &c all oil which he will sell OH nc
eommodating terms for cash. or in bartor fer
country produce, Tor which liberal price will
be given. GEO. BAGBY,
Bank Square, Lyncbburg.
Jnne'l8 I'm
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SANE or SEGROES.
May %.


NfOriCE.--By virlu. Of a de Of ,,,s,
~ executed 10 tho subscriber. by Ambro..
Fucker and Betsy his wife. and Is Of re- cord In
The county Court Of Amherst, for certain mn.
poses IN SAID deed espfessed--will be espo.ed
TO safe. at public auction, on Friday the III
day of August neIt. II fair. il oot, on the o..t
inr day a tract of LAND containing siu,v
cree, y ing near slller's Creek. In the couo,y
| OF Amherst Another tract containing .boa,
thirteen hundred aud forty acres, bring m,
irao. on which said Rucker resides, Also. on,
other i,ao, in the same ncighborhood, contain.
| ing eight hundred aud thirty nine acre, ~,
which George Iinsley resides. The sale viii
be on credit Of one, two and three y..,s
Tho purchaser giving bond with spptoysJ ..'
cnrity, and n deed OF trust on the land 10 ,c,u,.
the purchase money. Acting a, trustees, m.
subscribers will convey such title M Ia yes,sA
in them by said deed. aud none other. wh.h
they believe unau"stopabIe.
JOHN MILLER
DAVID r. EDLEy, r"sees'
Junsd. sa. ifu,ds
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BALTIMORE MARKET lime

BALTIMORE MARKET, June 10.
FLOUR.--The sales Of Howard street Flour
from stores during the week. having fallen lit
tie if any short of5Vo0 barrels, at prices rang
ing from Sc % to SO 80 and S6,37 10 per
barrel, cash, OF interest added. To-day we
find no variation in the market. parcels having
been offered this morning at So %, and 81
81 Ia per barrel. while some of the larger
holders are not willing 10 sell under 80 81 ~.
We therefore continue TO quote the cash store
price Of Howard street Flour, as last week
at 50 % SO 81 10 per barrel. In tire early
part Of the week the wagon price was general
~ SO, IL 2; bot a number Of the dealers
have since been paying So IL la So Is "a
and in some cases fraction more. The fair
wagon rate may be set down to-day a, Sc IL
LA Sc l9 "a.
The only transaction in City Mills Flour, OF
which we have heard this week, was the sale Of
small parcel d fresh ground at S6,25 per
barrel, on 4 months credit. In the absence of
either transactions or inquiries, it is impossible
to make correct quotation, although range
OF Sc Sc % would we believe embrace both
extremes efthe nominal market price.
TOBACCO.-A sale of 40 hhds. Maryland
was made this week, at 81. SO and s.; and
sale of 10 hhds. Richmond leaf at s. So.
The market generally remains inanimate. The
in .pections ofthe week are 1913 hhds. Maryland /;
81 hhds Ohio; and I hid. Pennsylvania total
3O1 hhds.
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Soda w alter

INHE subscribers Soda Fountain ia now 10
. full operation.
HE has also received small additional sup
ply OF DRUGS & MEDICINES, some Of which
are direc, from PARIS and LONDON.
7. J. DUVAL.
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MASONIC NOTICE.

NHE Funeral Sermon Of our decd broth.
Il or, Robert S. White, will be preached BY
the hev. Samuel Phillips, at the Brick Church,
IN Liberty, on the 4lh Sunday In this month.
All regular Master Masons are respectfully in.
v'ted TO join in the procession which will leave
the Lodge room at | o'clock
BY order of Liberty Lodge. No. 81.
RIO. c. MITCHELL. sscy.
June 10
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Aouniing to $273,76O
Tickets SlO, Halves 80, Quarters 81 90.
Call or send your orders TO " Fousne's Cot.
tsge,' for chances ~ the above splendid scheme
- remember Nos. "a % a., n Capital Of $I9 o
and Nos, % % 81, 800, were bo,l, sold
al Hevsoo's in the Unioo Canal. No. 8.
Orders from all parts Of the United States. an.
closing the cash or prize tickets, will be promn,.
ly attended 10 at HEWSoS'S OFFICE,
June Ly nchburg.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-18

UEWSON'S OFFICE,
Lynchburg, June 18th. 1920.
nRAWiNG Of the Delaware aud South
- Carolina Lottery, Eslrs Glass, No. 3.
. 30 10 10 80 a. IL =.
Renew your small prizes in The Union Ca.
ma, Lottery, No. 8, that contains Q prizes Of
$4,000; 2 do of 81, 1886; ~ of $1,000; 10
of 500, g.. &c. A few chances remsin unsold.
The Capitals may yet be had. The drawing
is expected THIS DAY, at6 O'Clock. For
fortunes and prompt payment, call at
HEWSON'S most fortunate ONCE,
Lynchbnrg.
June IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-18

Mr.. Clay'' Speech.-Ws regret that we have
not room to-day. for the splendid Speech deliv
ed by Mr.. Clay at Le.ington--to his neigh.
bors, acquaintances and friends II canno, fail
TO exalt him in the estimation Of every unpreiu.
diced reader. After all, HENRY CLAY is
The man to whom the people must look, as the
only one who can redeem the country from
the consequences of Jackson's four years mis-
rule.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-18

DR.. Watkins. The court has sustained the
demurrer. 10 the second indictment against
DIR. Watkins, aud Of course acquitted him. But
the bloodhounds are determined 10 hunt him
down, if they can. A new indictment has
been framed. TO which. as before, the counsel
of DIR. Watkins have filed a general demurrer
We do not wish to be understood as seeking to
screen DR.. Watkins from the Affections OF Jus =.
tiee. ifhe has been guilty of fraud, he ought
TO be punished for it :; but we protest against
its being made political question.
~ A dioner was given TO Mr. Edward
Everett, the distinguished member of Con.
gress from Massachusetts. BY the citizens of
Nashville, without regard to political feeling.
This act reflects great credit on the citizens of
that place. MIR. Everett delivered a most elo.
quent Speech. which we shall endeavour TO
make room for in our next.
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Don't forsakc the Union.
Another grand Union of Capitals /
Union CANAL X.ottery.

CLASS No. 6, for 1929.
To be drawn in the City OF PhnaJelphia. m,
Saturday the 18th day Of June, 1893
Sixty Numbers--Nine drawn Ballo,a
Col
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Amounting, in all, 10 $i7 SO What will the
people think,-~hat ca" they think,-when
they find their great men employed IN SUCH Iii
lie soyk Can they any longer huve conf.
den.e in neh an administration An admins
trstion which we verify believe possesses the
worst qualities Of despotc governments, with.
out one Of their lev redeunius virtues /, We
are done with this subject for the present. We
do not. indeed, know that we should have $40.
ken of =, all. If it Lad not been tina, some
doubts were entertained and express ed as to The
truth OF statements made in relation TO similar
transactions in Baltimore, Cincinnati and Pitts.
bug.
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Valuable PropertUfoy Sale.

June l6.
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ofeaeh ola posilise las sad .Ilat he is the
more inexcussble, a. ii Is the oniy m. which
required his perusal and study, in order TO
qualify him for the discharge of the du,ie, Of
his station.
We should moi have made these remarks. IL
we had been the only Editor, remored BY order
OF fhe Postmaster General. Tor the act "a tao
contemplate for comment. tits the principle
against which we protest--the same principle
by the way, which runs through the whole pol
ICY OF the administration and which lays pros
iraieevery thing like independence of character
and honesty Of purpose.
In order TO STOW that our feeling, are not a,
all concerned ia relation to this yemoral. we
copy the following account against the Pos,
Office for the last year, from our books. The
amount is so inconsiderable that we could no,
possibly be influenced by il. II it be asked.
then why we have not sooner tsken notice of
other cases of a similar character, and in the
same terms, we answer, because we had never
read the law which has been violated until its vi.
olation reached ourselves. In publishing the fol.
lowing account it must be promised that il A.
mounts to larger sum than We have received
during any other year. We select il, because
il Is the last
1928. July l, Advertising e33 Letters. "a GO
Oct. &, do 2l6 do 80
Eoh 10 40
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-16
4 TLANFIC SOUVENIR FoR 1870.
dcc2D


N List Of Embellishments.
l. Presentation Plate.
?. The Sisters; engraved by Durang, from the ORR
ginal Picture, by Imam.
3. Title Page; drawn end engraved by Durann.
i. Love Asleep; engraved by Ellis from u drawing
by Newton.
o. Phe Groves engraved by Ellis from a drawing by
Ender.
6. The Power of1.eve; engraved by Drang, from
beautiful antique painting, in the possession
of Mr.. Paff Of New York.
T. Chapeau de Paillie; engraved by Humphreys,
from the original picture, by Rubens at Wind
sor Castle
8. Hesitation; engraved by Kearncy from drawing
by Farricr.
Q. The Lady of Ruthven; engraved by Longacre,
from picture in the possession ofDr. Chapman
10. The Unwccomed Guest; engraved by Ellis,
from drawing by Boadcn.
II. The Shpwreek; engraved by Kcarney, from
drawing by Shelter.
II. The Contented Captive: engraved by Ellis,
from drawing by ii. Corbould.
With much original Prose and Poetical matter, i'll
a neat case. For by Il. II. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-16

VIRGINIA: At rules holden in clerks Office of the
superior court OF chaucrry for the Richmond district
the 9Th day OF July, 1923: John Baylor aud George D.
Baylor, pits against Robert Pollard James Brown in his
right and cxor Of Robert Burton, surviving partner
of Donah& Burton Samuel Brandrun, Thomas Pirkcrlon
and Daniel Bell, assignees Of Donald Burton, bdnkrup
dts.
The defendants Samuel Brandrum, Thomas Pinkrrton
and Daniel Bell having entered their appearance aud
given security according the Of assembly AND
rules Of this court, md appearing by satisfactory evil
dencc, that they Inhabitants of tins country;
ordered that the said defendants do appear the
first day Of the term, and bill OF review
forthwith inserted IN newspaper published in 'c city
OF Richmond for two months successfully, aud posted ~
the front door of the capitol, in the said city.
6f copy TesIe, VIM. &. PENDLEToN. c C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-16

Z USF prbshedby PETER COTTON, his Virgil
~ MIA and North Carolina Almanac for the year
1929, containing, besides the Astronomical Calcula-
tons Courts &c. &c. variety of curious useful and
entertaining matters-the Astronomical part calcula
ted by Joseph Gave of Orange county, Va. and for
sale by the groce, dozen single.
in Press and shortly will be published. New Mo-
vel, by Young Lady Of Virginia, entitled ''Donald
Ad1ir," two volumes
no ITS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-16
NINrER STRAINED SPERM OIL,
City Dyeing Establishment,

CORNER NJ 18N rnd .W1in Sircels.
E6INES 81 HJNTLEY resent their thanks IT, c.ti.
< and public generally for share Of patronage and
assure then that effort shall be- wanting connu
ance. they have added such machinery establishment
Will enable them finish good, equal imported thew warrant
al their cOor, which for brancy aud Durability, have
PRONOUNCED by competent jUge equal 10 tine Chinese and
they would remind tie ladc. send c elk aud drcs-cs
upr usual. They also continue cleanse, bleach dye
mcrino sals, legon bonnets, Gcnilencn's clothing
roIred dyed or redyed and repaired with u,ness and de-
pan N, reasonable dec
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-16

VIRGINIA: At rules holden in tio clerks Office of the
superior Of chdncery for the Richmond district,
the ls day Of Septenber 1923. Mary o. Williamson,
John Bath and Lucy his wife, Robert Williamson and
Sophia Snoed, pits. against Elizabeth Mann, exix Of
Joseph Mann, dec. who exor Of William Breedlovc.
dec and Jobu b. Williamson, James &. " ,hamson, Rich
ard Evans md Lucy his wife, John Willis aud Elizabeth
his wife, Llcbeuy Wade ard Sophia his wife, John
T.. Tusner aud Jane his wife, which said I'm g., James
c. Sophia and Jane, children Of Mary o. Willianson
and Lucy Davis. Daniel Davis, john Davis. Madison
Davis, aud VIM. Davis, John w. Simpson and Ann his
wife, Henry Chlds aud Sophia his wife, David Brow ind
Lucy his wife, Benjamin Rust and Fanny his wife, and
Agnes Davis, which said Daniel John, Madison William,
Ann, Sophia, Lucy Fanny aud Agnes are children of
Lucy Davis dec; James Williamson, Thomas williamson,
George Williamson, James Oliver and Elizabeth his wife.
and Philip Gully md Campbell his wife, which James,
Thomas, George Elizabeth and Campbell, children Of
Ann Williamson, dec. DIS.
The dcfendapts James G.. williamson, Liulebeuy
Waid and Sophia his w, John T.. Turner and Jane his
wife, David Brown and Lucy his wife. James " lillian
Thomas Williamson, George Williamson, aud Philip
Gully and Campbell his wife, not having entered their
appearance and given security according 10 the act of
assembly and the rules of this court and appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they not Inhabitants Of this
country; is ordered thar the said defendants do appear
here tho first doy Of the and the bill
Of the plaintiffs; aud that copy Of this order be forthwith
Inserted IN newspaper published in the city Of Rich
mond for months sucoessvey, and posted az the front
door Of the ca pitol, in the said city.
G. a copy. Tesfe, WV. q. PENDLETov, c. &,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-16
OuEsTERHEf.D ACADEs,y.-y

(siiESTERFaELD ACADElly.-Yhis INSTITUTION
south of the Court horse ac abou, nine miles north We, on
tetsbug M very healthy and ,hcky settled neghborhood
mIgc and conlodious House has lately h.n hull, b, ,e
friends OF Science this county, finished on To
Tue most appoved modem plan and will shortly be supplied
For the comfort and convencncc of the students we link
cSeeed by hu; few Houses of tire kind in the State
IRc Acny VIII open IN the house ted fox the pur-
oS ON the first Monday in January next continue during
IT, scholastic yr of ten months, under the superintendent
in August 1924 and the, time been successfully engS
ed In teaching the Greek aud Latin languages together with
various branches of an En-lis clucatiSn lis on,Gcn
lions ana asSiduy Teacc and successful hod OF pre-
surviving vutuous aud honorable emulation among his pupils
'uoiun from us An abba Assistant will also he employed as
soon as the number of students will justify the expense,
ne Following are among the studies which will be taught III
.Iamnar Geography History logic Rhetoric, Moa rhiloso
ehy Elements OF Criticism, Evidences of Natural Revealed
Religion, Arithmetic, Algebra Euclid Surveying, Natural Phi.
soy Webbers Hu,,ons Mathematics and Henrys Che.
nuS,ry together with m OF the mos, approved Latin
ino cTceS authors In addition then ordinary Sudes
more advanced students will have and frequent
Composition, Defamation and Forensic Disputaon The
onct ct tho Institution is non only 10 qualify young for
engaging successfully i'll the pursuits life but
,so foc admission into the different Colleges and Universities
throughout the Union
he hcahilnes ofle situation, (bcins several springs
OF excellent water the sober, industrious habits of the
render desiabe retreat for the purS, science, well
The formation OF correct and vuos can be had
moderate price of 500 annum Boardors will be considered
as members of the families which they reside and no pains
VIII be wanting TO render their situation easy and comfortable
The terms of tuition viii be- for the dead languages dollars
per snnun, and % dollars for the Mathematics and English
studies.
Those who may feel inclined patronse this Young Ins,i,
ton, struggling into life, respectfully invited and
see TIE facilities which here presented for the acquisition
useful earsIfhcy do shall angunc in the belief
that will he suffered decline want of rrasona.
The obligations under which they laid the liberal donn-
tons of generous aud enlightened community 1t is hoped
that their expectations viii be disappointed the
fress of the Institution will eventually prove commensurate
with tue antc!ations OF ITS founders.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-16
To Carpentcrs anil Cabinct JIakers.

To Carpenters and Cnbinct Makers.
1eNIB Subscriber has, and viii constantly keep
i on band, an extensive assortment OF mahoga-
ny, and materials Of all descriptions in the Cabinet
line, VIZ; boards, plank post, crotch and shaded
neers with good counter stuff hand ratings, novels
banistcrs, &c. for stores and dwelling houscs-Aso,
crrcd hair, figured and plain hair cloth, gum
copal, coach and cabinet varnsl, oil Of which will be
sold low for cash OF good paper.
GEORGE IIENDREE,
Opposite the Merchants Coffee House,
Nov 81 Main Street.
Of yDn rIfINTINaa eeecnrcL 81 .ne whN oNte