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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-25
RetkclNy. April ooh 1R,a.
I'I7Y, NPth 2Uth, INlN ?
WIN. III. FfTZWHYLSONN.

BOoh-SeFcr, Binder, and SfuiiOncl',
70 ON nan" general Of DAY Books lotr- as
fnGns ana other SUBSIDIARY books mercantile puro.
es RECON- Books for county clerks Shers hooks and
account books hr the use of private concerns
OF superior materials and Workmanship To DE sold a, tire
anne prices that books Of the sizes are ,. at which
come from the north.
Also nolscap, letter and other wrn- parers Of M tho
usual Sizes oi various qualities and prices articles
stationary.
Greek Latin, French, Spanish aud Eusi.,u S,Hooi LOOKS
~ ne cheapest editions; miscellaneous and new publications
spanish Guitars Of superior appearance aud tone tenran
lutes, Nolins, strings, music at half price, &C
~ B Old hooks rebound and book BINDING IN nil ts var,.
Mach D.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-25
TO THE PUBLIC.

'b'HE subscribers, having purchased the Line ar
- Stages running between Guyapdotte and I,ev,is-
burg VIII, on or before the first of May next, com
monce running the Route TWICE 4 WEEK.
The Line viii pass through Charleston. and from,
thence, by the State Turnpike. to I.ewisburg aud
me principal Medicinal Springs. to wit: the White
Sulphur, the Hot, the arm, &c. 10 Stanton.
viii leave Guyandotte, twice a week ut O'Clock
A NJ. NO'"'
And on its return, will leave Stauntpn twice q
week.
From Gnyandotte to toe Springs there will he no
night travelling.
Al Stanton the Line meets the Charlottesville.
Richmond and Fredericksburg Lines, running three
times week.
The route, from Guyandotte 10 Sluunton. will nc
performed IN Eve days, and from Stutmton to Rich
lnond, or Fredericksburg, in :wo DAYS, and from
Richmond, to the City OF Washington, in % hours.
nna from Fredericksburg, to the City, in eight houre
Persons ascending the Ohio on their way 10 tho
North will ind this route the pIcasanest and chean-
est. And those who may wish to visit the Springs
are informed that exc .sve of the Line they can ot
all tines be accc nmoda,cd, on short notice with
good trtra Coaches TO those watering places
End The public assured. that i'm attention 10 the
accommodation and comfort of the passengers so far
40 good Coaches and Teens, and skilfu and subcr
Drivers can afford them tho line shall not he inferior
to any other in the State
PORTER g. BELDEN.
Richmond, Va. March 10, 1929.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-25
TO PRINTERS

'YHE Whiting Establishment, of the "WESTEBN
a VlRGlNIAN" Is offered Tor sale. II Is located ~
Chadesiown, kenawhd county, and the great line Of
tnmn c7ticn through Virginia from Fast West. Tho
roaNsi competing establishment IN the state is about
hundred miles distant and the whole neighbo1ing coun
~ is believed 10 be rhpdy improving ~ Intelligence in
uumtcrr. md IN wealth.
For 'rrrs, and other Information, address the subscr
Urt tp0st paioJ Kcnawha &. II. Virginia.
Apn st 1890. MASON CAMPBELL
u Tie publication Of TIC Western Virrinan viii h.
continued heretofore sho"d sac of establish
tnsrt De- efsctcj
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-25

EIKGiNl' At rucs. holden ~ th- clerks office Of the
sunrr'r court 81 chHucery for Richmond disfriet
me q day "l March, 1929: Jrhn h. Ginat su,v,yino
partner 81 too hfm of john \. Giiiat a. Son. o. Ion-
Gun ant Winsm Gilat, pits. GyGtnsi John Hune Tho
mas tu., yAt0D Lrteler Thomas aylpi aud john T.
Ia tf, sav.,t I.rugr % Edmund Taylor l. CO. III. .
Tie tfeu'anu Thomas Hume and Jacob /, chlct u7,
hevr uttered their appearance and given security accor
ding the act o. assernlv nj The rules ofhs court and
m Atsu.c ~ 90 rouu,fy; % 0rcfcd, hat the said de-
e"dan' in appear here the Is day ofthe June term
aud 1nswsr h 1f ihr plaintiffs; and That cops NJ this
order b. fora aith iusrned ~ newspaper published
Q" Use eiy 81 trmnud fpf months successfully, aud
r"'icc at hs font tnr capitol. jn nr said city,
- t.o-.. i,s.s So q. pGNuTErp. a., r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-25

N the 18th day of May next shall o, thu ,,rnise
~ public sale iny MILLS anu lo0 of The BERhELiY
lACt ot LAND, IN parcels to pure The Mills
e on an excellent stream aud might Ice rendered vey valuable
IN e hans OF man oil capital uey consist OF Grst Mill
sass machinery .or manufacturing wheat, pan b..
seoes Oh the beSt quality, aud boiling rloh &C. also
cav MIL capable Of saving 100000 feet eli timber during
seaso 10 ms IS attached South Carolina Cotton tin equal
p'oosoN \" any M Virginia tSether with Cotton IrsS The
Sonsis, oil every variety Of soil, OF Them extremely
aasp'.u To com aud coon small potion has Leun much
"Poeu ny n1drl which Is convenient, them, bat
p' " oeier suited 20 the growth of wheat and clover
some o ,nen are well tinbcrcd heart pine. Within the
VI ~" nnu intended To Ue sold, good
ad on James hver, aifoliug excellent bui
VIII oeauul WOW OF thc River and Citv FONT t.s po.
perry thought that good Fishery he had-The terms
VI SAFE WI De- one fourth in 81 days and the balance in three
anu instruments the purchase paid tire Bank oi
I've u states IN Richmond The Mills viii bc delivered un,.-
oac '.r the sale the plantation called Mill Quarter nos
until tie expiration on the present year.
NJ, BENZ. HARRISON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-25
IRON CASTINGS

I'VE SusscrbeI informs the public, that he continues 10
carry the IRON FOUNDRY near the Savage
Factory. where he makes Soft 1rou CASTINGS hr Ma
chiuery ~ all descriptions All sent to him at the
Foundry or to Nj GEORGE WILLIAMS. No. g. Bow
lys wharf Baltimore, for Casting, will meet win iEnr
hais attention and the Castings delivered there free Of
expense Tor transportation. JONATHAN BONNER
Baltimore, Jan. 20, 1899. Ian2t.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-25

EAOSEGVXUS
For publishing by Subscription, an the Toun Of Ports
mouth, Pirginia, Newspaper, to be entitled, the
PORTSMOUTH REPUBLICAN.

nv JAMES c. WEST.

c. WEST
n compliance with the ism of Of most r.s-
pectabie citizens of Portsmouth,, VINO are anxious for
such pubica ton OF their the publisher presents this
Prospectus the patronage and support of the
OF Portsmouth, Norfolk, and the ad joining Counties
Il unnecessary, in the present enlightened age to
a laboied detail OF the value OF uewspapeTs-
In republic founded the virtue and general ntelli-
gcnCe Of the community, and which only supported
and continued the same basis their utility must be o.
parent every rejecting mind. We shall proceed there
fore, uithou, further remarks specify the rrur-e we in
tend pursue and the objects which our attention III
ne chiefly directed In the first place, would distinctly
that the REPUBLICAN, is intended 10 he par-
zhn paper devoted 10 any particular party asnn
iSrstion, further than their may be, la our yi.
and beneficial, calculated promote the
Of our coubtry. We shall preserving rigid i'm
parts,y between conflicting parliescareiuy excluding
all controversies of personal and acrimonious
at The same time DESTROYS that both sides Of
question the merits Of public and sure may be
freely and fairly stated that readers will b. enabled
20 draw their conclusions and form their opim
ions cuntroveTted points.
Our object and design is make the P,.PrgITcAy
Vehicle If commercial and general International medium
Of FACTS, rather than political discussions or abstratt
questions. Nor will Agricultural and Miscellaneous in
inrmaon be neglected-or the Literary and Scientific
Of the day. There is likewise subject which
VII engage an adequate share Of attention, In
terna Improvement. Whatever difference opinion ma
Pxisl the powers OF General Government IN re-
ference to this subject, there be to tie wis
com sd policy O in4pToving 70 the naiuidl
Hvannge by removing obsTuctiuns in
canals and roadsthusopenng channels for commerce.
ID calling healthy aud vigorous exercise al the re-
SuTces Of our State This course, which has been
ply begun by the Dismal Swomp Canal, will, We trust
&c long, become primary object Of Importance with
Ntaesnrn aud give fresh sinnlusto decaying
Inerre and auguishing agriculture.
Having thus briefly unfolded intended course IL re-
mains with the public say how Gar they think it worthy
OF pattonagr.
p. Sit intention issue the 6fsi number Of
tho Republican 10 April, provided 100 subscribers are pre-
v'onsly procured
CONDITIONS.
IT, Utsrtr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-25

MEMORIES OF MRS. JUDSON.
j oof received at the Theological Book Store,
few copies of Mrs. Jutlson Memories. Price
81 90. '''0
Also.
SkRMAN on Iutemperance By the Rev. WIN.
d Armstrong; just published and for salo by
April II.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-25
SPRINGS STAGE.


VENIIS Stage will hereafter zach week 10 nd
- from FlUcks, where IL connects with the line from
LyuchbUrg 10 Nashville, &c. aud Lewsburg where II will
with Porers line Of coaches which runs 10 Tire
Ohio river.
FARE Por each person there will bo charged for a
passage IN the stage,
F'om Lewisburg to White Sulphur bo
White Sulphur to Sweet Springs ~ M
Sweet Springs tn FincaSle, 0 m
Fincastle To- Flucks, on
LewisbuIg to Union OK
do. Salt orswes, sulphur, so
White Sulphur Union 20
Salt Sulphur to Sweet Spsinas an
ne stage WIZ alternately run from the Sweet Springs,
by way ofths w Sulphur to tho Salt Sulphur add bach;
and by the Mill Gap and Union.
Laeh passenger win he allowed take 20l5s Of bag.
gage Tree OF charge but all that, will he charged FIR
~ the rate Of cents per H. per 100 miles Those who
n register their tho places where the stage stops
shall have thr preference.
There will he good and careful drivers and The h..,
horses N Virginia :. +. CALDWELL,
5ih month, 9Th, 1929
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-25

VIRGINIA: Attues. holden IT, the cerks Office Of re
superior ccpt' ~ rhanrerv frf the Rri uoud District
thc 2rd Say If February, 1920: Isaac Varclerf pItC
7ga''" Henry be9i. Go. m" Henry ". Morcurr. NH
Jn'" johnson Surviving partners Of Aioncure, Robin
T. Plrasanis. dGs.
The dr'cnhsn' lcory Davis & Co, not having entered
tner appearance and given security according the act of
's'rmny "n' NE W's OF tDs court and napptaung by
satisfactory evidence that they se uo inhabitants o th
county; % octei bot the said defendants 10 appear
here he 6 day Of tie Junt tenn aud answer te
bh Of h pi.in' add ibat copy ~ this order be- forth
wh inserted IN son" nee spapc' published in the city #
Rirhmnnd f. two month successively aud posted at tie
font door Of lhe capitol iu nc sod city
4 copy. TrGc. WN. g. PrvDLETov e G.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-25

kpChAC ANT 10 Il deed OF executed by Edward c
swami on the 3D. day of April 1921 and admitted q
record on the 18th day OF the month"; in the clerks oe
oI 'owaiah county cpu will he sold highest bidder
on Inc premises Monday, the 25th av Of Nav next
ract OF Land IN SAID county, tanning acres ying ON
peep 'reek and within half mile of James river This
and lies well, divided into four fields good fences
waieed by excellent pnnss, healthy, agreeable
nrh6nrood and bounded by HIc Meade (e estate of the
a'e Thomas Iabb,) Samuel Swami. Richard Swami snd
Deep Creek There lie premises u comfortable new
dwelling with rooms aud every ont building
attached also, new barn. and tobacco suc ent
large crop. "
The parties Interested AGREE that sale shall he made for
one-ourh of the purchase hand, balance an and
years well secured The sale will be conducted by Richard
A. swami agen; for tic trustee and such title vested
by the t.st deed and other which believed be good
TIE TRUSTEE
Inc ABOVE made by request and meets Appreciation
EDWARD G.. SWAMI
I'd C. Swami viii elI time the liic estate na healthy
person III tract Of 10 of the bottom all
reclaimed and adjoining the above, accommodating Terms
Possession of both will be given in time wheat aud r
possession Christmas. mar 27--eowl,c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-25
THOMAS WATSON.
NBNER ROBINSON
PUBLIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WHY w hICIiIIOUko E--hICTlU2OflG
III AVING (at the desire OF the Inspectors of the
n above Warclousc) taken the situation
OF salesman, tender my services to the cuvators Of
ton 10 receiving. securing and selling anv toLacro
sent to me or the inspectors
Panctunty and despatch will in all easOs be MIR.
tFcularly attended to.
foliage, &c. advaaccd
~ Office IN the Inspectors Counting Room.
Nj. &. LAKELAND.
n. B.-Thc planters assured that the best pri
ces VIII be obtained from all the buyers to WHOM
as well as the Commission Merchants and Inspectors
| beg leave to refer. M e -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-25
Grape Vines, Fruit Trees. etc.

Pefuces IN price from 95to so per cent
I ANES WINSTON, Agent for William Prince Propric.
tor OF the LnnWo Botanic near Flushing New York
VII furnish selections OF fine VINE ~ T,IBLE GRAPES
at . cents each, Icy tie hundred vines
ne greatest proportion nj these the Rhine
ana the most northern departments of France (and OF cor.e
cannot fail 10 succeed including the celebrac Tokav and
Whe red and grey Burgmdy-rc three latter making the
famous Champagne Wine.
lEACH & APPLE TREES will also be furnished a, y,
cents each, by tire 100 trees
Also, PRINCE ON HORTICULTURE sale
New catalogues greatly enlarged distributed ra,uously in
wren; upon examination, viii he io-nd that prices very
sSIleIaty, nave oeen greatly reduced ieb -
rucS held re clerks Office OF Ie cou! OF the United
states Tor the 9th circuit district Of virginia in
he mouth OF cd 1923; James Thompson, Richard Mutt
John hcrnGo! executors OF ippaphodtus Tmlerlake
uteeo pits against Peter Murdoch and John Hamilton
cEay. - " '' '' 'A"
Inc defendants having entered their appearance and
gwen security according. rule uf court aud appearing
y SATISFACTORY evidence, that they iha biianis of the
c OF 'ir5inaon the motion Of tie plaintiffs Nv their cnun-
SCI h oreTed that the said defendants appear before the said
court at the city of Richmond the day of the next ur
ana answer e plaintiffs BILL and that copy of this rule be forth
WIN inserted IN some newspaper published City of Rich
nn tor two months successfully and posted font door
A copy Tese RD JEFFRIPS OK
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-25

II Boxes family loaf sugar, for sale low to
" close consignment, by
april ii 81 u. TIMRERIaKr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-25
PAPER WAREHOUSE.

PAPER WAREHOUSE.
IOO heams fine, suporiine and extra supcrtinc
Veinm post, for SALE Mt New York cash
P'lVc- a. WORKS,
Age. for the Manufacturer
5000 quilts of different prices.
april I
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-25
PORTER g. BELDEN.
Richmond, Va. March 10. 1929,
SAVAGE COTTON FACTORY.

SANAGE COTTON FACTORY
THE Savage Manufacturing Company ire now en,pnv-
g st0ns io'rc IN building Machinery at this tstab-
fshmcTt, ~ connection with
DANIEL HACK.
Anhpiedge themselves 10 give general satisfaction in the
dsspaich, aud iaihui execution of all orders. ana
u"n as 'youble ienns as he afforded al any other
Machine es'ablishnrn NJ in the Uniipd States.
Apply at the Factory the Washington Turnnite
ROAD 10 DANIEL HACK, orto GEO. WILLIAMg
No. 3 Bowy's wharf
~ B. tinod Machine Makers will find constant er,
poy Baltimore. Jan 26-IalI2t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-25

In HanoUG County Co,ot, inn. 80, 1929.
MILL Err BROWN Of the heirs the administrator
Of Anne y. Brown, dec. PIN. AGAINsT Patrick Brown.
David Richardson and Mary H. his wife, who was AIarv
u brown. James Is. Clopton, Waldegrave CIopton, pa
ttick Copon Miller Cloptou Thomas Clotou, Davi4 H.
clayton, Hhiiam CloptOn, Anne ~ Thompson, vino was
Anne Nl"ptou Winston Harwood, aud Margaret his
vale wa" Wa Margaret CoptoU, aud May T.. Yrbtoueh
nfan' daughter Of Mary +. YarbrOugi vino was May
CHIFFON, ehldleU Of Margaret Brown and John s. +
Brown Paintl Brown, Fanny 2. Brown. Mary Blown,
&t,a Anne y own " ii'sr =. Bfo9n and Allied Brown
children "i " niam Brown. drs-tv CHANcFEY.
Che drlrHd5ais James r. Clo9tO. Wsidegrav. Cto,
500, " llet Clorton, Thomas Cupro, John s r 3r,rr
patdek Blown, Mary Blown, sarah Anue P-cv,r TI,us.
y. Blown, Alfted Brown aud Patick Brown oo, hs,oo
their appearance aad given security ,,,,dno
Of assembly and the rules of tis co,rt AID
- atiue the satisfaction Of he Count thar ~,
re tGLahtants Of this country it's ordered tat G
49, ~ defendants dn apBear hese go the fires uav Of
Npti sGt answer the bill OI the pldnuh and
copy OF uw oider iOttnW iih inserted some
newspaper published in tho CITY Of EichTond for tyg,
months sacecssvey aud posted az the front door Of IN
.euJtt.h ouse of Iris County.
7 copy. Teue PULP WINSTON, c. n. r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-25
FOR RENT,

10 Planters of Tobacco o., James Riper.
NOTICE is given, nat all Tobacco Intended for sbocko
Warehouse arriving in the Ba.n, will desired I've re-
the Basin and adjoining Shock free of expens of drav.oe
d eecpts granted ny uic Inspectors Shock without lr.
png) than would If were delivered AT nre ; ST.
ko Ane INSURANCE. mas been effected upon all tobacco tore,
d" nv "u'Sc aooVc named w. l. MORRIS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-25
New Map of Virginia.

New Map of Virginia.
A PEW Copies will be sent by zach of the Car.
IN rers of the Laws, for the convenience nj such
persons at Distance, may wish to sunplv thorn
selves. VIM H. EiCHaRDSCT'
april 16-4t C
Tongues and Sounds, Measures, &c.
y oS received, per the Traffic, from Boston,
~ Kegs tongues and sounds
20 sets scaled measures
20 nests wooden boxes
And potatoes by the barrel, for sale by
april WIN. 7. CIARKE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-25
XNNNNIElR TONSON nm siand the en,,DInas -

NcSstElR TONSON viii staud the ensnog season
~ al rec Ill., near Richmond His season will Commence
ur St OF rehruary aud terminate first of July next He
@ o' et 70 mares at fifty dollars s-aSon which nav no
discharged by tire payment Of dollars within the Session
Wares can he insured ~ seventy five dollars rsvabl when the
mare shall prove 10 be in ioaL One dollar t the groom IN
- e' ."
The Tree Hill estate has been leased and we'll enclosed h,
the SUBSCRIBERS who VIII furnish good pasiu,Re for nnrcs
grats and stable Them IN all bad weather They can be Will
fed, # required n, 25 cents per day ~
Every desirable arrangement has for the accom-,
moda'ion o mares; and of the subscribers will rive s
constant personal attentions order they may be- wei
treated and returned TO their in good order The under
signed cannot he responsible for accidents escapes but win
use every eSenn prevent both Monsieur Tonson ia
beautiful hay fifteen hands three inches high with black les
name and tail lie is finely poporoned exhibiting great now
or and beauty throughout his form His blood aud
eron7nc he surpassed any horse on the
nent For Pedigree, &c see horse bills
49, THOMAS WATSON
feb S--tfc hRNEp pCpINcS,n; ;'t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-25
Goshen Butter and Smoked Reef
NEW NOVELS

- N,LoRs AND SAINTS or Matrimonial Manevres,
- by the author of Naval Sketch Rock , VOL
These volumesare the production of n true Sailor
VINO writes from the full impulse of bosom ppss;on
atcIy attached 10 his profession and osertowing vi
n"ciS .ney aoonnd IN accurate and glowing descrip.
tons of tho life and habits of seamen we can ro.a;
conceive the many tedious hours they will beg,ils.
ana the bursts OF merrimen, which they will excite
~, London Ueehiy Repie,o.
we nave mdiIgcd in many good laugh Mt the en-
co,lcnt nautical Wit and hun,onr in these vo,moS -
london Literary Ga<ette
further supplies of Pelham, the Disowned, tho
Protestant, and other New Novels, received at
april J. II. NASHS BOOKSTORE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-25
CONDITIONS.

u The REPUBLIcAN vii be handsomely printed on
Snpeffoya' semi-N eekIy T"csdays and Fdays) at 81
per snuun, payable iu ddydncc.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-09-12
THEODORE.

One ,ray to reform Drunken Husband.-The
Western intellgencer relates the story of lady IN
the State oil New York, who took the following sum
mary to avenge the frequent insults and INIT
ries she had received from her drunken partner she
had married him with fair prospect of enjoying COM
potency and happiness but in the course of year
he joined himself to a club of merry fellows and be"
came TOPPER She bore his abuse, and even his blows
f.r long time, with other complaint but her tears
but at length her situation became ntolerable'
that she could endure it no longer. She resolved on
desperate expedient and on his return from his
usual haunt of dissipation, just drunk enough to leave
linn strength TO beat her. she put her plan in execu
ton. As as re wss fast asleep, she sewed hi@
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-29
MONDAY molsNING, SEpT. 2s, 1879.


u We had intended tc make some remarks upon
the late Development, in relation 10 the Post Master
General; but We find SO nearly our own view in the
following, from the National Journal, that we think
it needless at this time. We also re-rubsh The piece
alluded to from thc Subalern
From The Ma! Journal, September 2i.
Various matters connected with the charge recent
Iy made against the Post Master General, will te
found in preceding page. First in order, will be
seen the letter of Mr. Ficklin to which VIC referred
last notice Of the subject, prcaccd by cerfa.
commodity of remark from the purchased stock OF Tie
"Jeavcn-born's" ideas, and which is chiefly renag-
kable for the intcrlardng of phrases and eli,bcss
which have been long since banished from civilized
compositions, with the usual adnixturc OF assertions
which would be rJ.uch more readily received il tlcy
came from any other quarter-the Organ ofthis city,
the Richmond Enquirer and New York Courier, al
ways excepted.
The 'Ifeuven-bop" has in great perfection the
tact Of making with excellent grace, assertions
which the convictions of his mind discards; but
winch may nevertheless, according to his calculation,
roducc certsin DESIGNED effects upon tie coiumuld-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-29
MISS MACKENZiE'S
sSTfE44E YG.A AIRY

WILL be rc-opened "a ho lst October, for IN,
reception Of boarders and day pupils. she
returns her grateful thanks to tie public for the pre-
terence given tn b"r establishment. and rests be,,
hopes OF lis continued prosperity on ille nproverorn,
eviuced Ivy her pupils. 'e''''D1
1T Is Miss Mackepz'c's ambition that Richmond =,
w1'5o Dnao'aNi" 5hh owes much, may, in the means
o, caucNInn. cfn7l any city III the United Stair
10 attain this end, shc las cheerfuIly contrbmfs
ana WIZ continue TO do so, by securing the aid or
the most efficient masters all he advantages that can
D5 otIft' rom 'ree access to well chosen libra
Y az" '''' use ot an oXicnsive chemical and .i,o
So@'c'l aolm Faus. with Whatever else She can mo
cure 10 facilitate the Improvement of tho riF;,.
generation and rondcr literature and science attrsc
S Wo.t. WIN view TO further his object, Misc
aug .;&f9W.f