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unfavcrable opinion of Col. Stone and others, /,
of his travels. for the just tribute TO the excel
lent teacher, and pupils of the New York AT
rican Free Schools. We are not altogether
performs this duty; but for his improvement
should it ever meet his eye, we refer him to
the manner Of a similar testimony given by The
travelling agent, Of the British and Foreign
er and children of the same excellent school,
Extract from apt. HIS. Travels.]
By far the most interesting school, how
ever which we saw IN the course Of this busy
day, was one for the education of negro and
molattO children. Poor little wretches their
whole souls-il, as Uncle Toby says, they
have souls-were thrown into heir lessons
and 1t Was del ghlful to see them under the
guidance Of n man, whose particular hobby
was to teach blacks; and who had devoted
many years of his life exclusively 10 this sub
lect. Twas led 10 think he had a betier taste
in tea hing than some other persons we had
seen in the course Of the morning; for " hen
one OF the little quamnos, 10 answer 10 some
question. made use ofa common Eng lIsh yuI
garism, and said. TIE book is laying there.
the master called out What do you mean
the book is laying eggs?
We naturally beggedto know wether or
not he had discovered anv material difference
IN the int llecual covers of tie bIacKs and
whites at these schools. His answer was that
up 10 certain age, that is to say. long as
they were little children, here was no differ
ence pereeptibe. AS they played about to-
gether, and studied together, the blacks were
not made to feel any Of those distinctions by
which in after life their spirits were sure to be
crushed down.
EXTRACT
From the Report of the travelling agent of the
British ahd Foreign School Society in 1917.
Never was any one more highly grat6-
fed than myself on visiting the African
School at New-York. Whether the un-
usual sight of 300 Africans in an improv
ed and an improving mental state, made
me look with more partialty on them, |
know not; but conceived that there was
more strict attention paid to the System,
than IN any school had visited. am fnl. |
iy satlshed-and every sceptical man who |
visits this school and examines the scholars |
Will be convlnced-that the Negro is as |
capable of mental Improvement as any |
white man in the creation of God An |
African prince was there in one corner |
attentvely copying the alphabet d young
man-say boy about I4-rectin pas
sages fIom the best authors, sui,ing the |
actions To the words; another answering
difficult questions in geography, &c In
fact, lei Tie enemies of these neglected
children Of men perform pilgrimage TO
New-i ork, and at this shrine of education
recant their prime iples, an confess that
the poor despised African is as capable of
every intellectual improvement as them
selves
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-03
JAW SCHOOL
OF T~tansYLuauia Unversl

" IrunSylUuaio University.
HVNHE Trustees have the satisfaction to arquaint
u the public, that they have appointed the Hon.
JOHN BOYLE, Professor Of Law in tile above in
%stitutioE, and that he has accepted the appointment.
The school will be opened on the first Monday in
December next, ans continue until the middle OF A.
prii ensuing. The price of the ticket of adm ission ia
twenty FIVE dollars. 1t has been fixed at that low
rate, principally, on account Of some expense which
etucents may have to incur in providing themselves
With elementary Books. IL being desirable that the
members Of the Class should study the same book, ut
tue same time, an arrangement has been made with a
bookseller IN Lexington, to import a number of Co
pies Tor their accommodation. A. ihey are standard
works, no loss will be sustained by the Students In
the purchase Of them.
The method Of instruction is confded to the dlscre-
ton OF Judge Boyle, who will pursue that which il
doomed best, under the general direction ofthe Board
OF Trustees. His eminence as a profound iurist, his
great moral worth and the high responsibility of bis
character arc so well known, as TO supercedc the ne.
cessity Of saying any thing in bis commentator
Lexington, Ky. Sept. 9.-7I.3tc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-03
MISS MACKENZIE'S
SEMINARY

WILL be re-opcned on the LIST October, for the
w reception Of boarders and day pupils. She
returns her grateful thanks TO the public for the pre-
florence given to her establishment. and rests her
hopes Of its continued prosperity on the improvement
eyfnced by her pupils.
tie Miss MackeDzie's ambition that Richmond, tn
whose inhabitants she owes much, may, in the means
OF education, equal any city in the United States.
TO attain this end, che has cbeerfiilly contributed,
and will continue TO do so, by securing the aid of
the most efficient masters, all the advantages that can
DC derived from a free access to a well chosen libra
~, and the use OF an extensive chemical and tshilo.
s9phical apparatus, with whatever else she can pro-
c5Fc, to facilitate the Improvement Of the rising
generation. and rcHdor literature and science attrac-
I've. With a view TO further this object, Mis-
bfncknrzie is nov at New York.
go zs-swY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-03
n1zo,epE ,H

.4gsntf for the fotioming Psriod;eaf W,vx,
~ oKTH American Review, published e.s VIC
American Quarterly do do sNAMSehy'
Southern Review, Do
Virginia Literary Museum, do w.oo
The Ju,ist, or Quarterly Journal Of JurispruSonc.
Mnsa,s% ;, TSrf hesi,ter. and spOrtsmsn's Magazine;
Religious Magazine
Library of Useful knowledge,
Do of Entertaining do
The Casket,
American Journal of Useful Arts.
Southern Literary Gazette,
I Ames,e, w,e Ion, o, tn ne MMet,opolisan Improvements.
Medico Chirurgical Review,
And many others. of minor Importance.
spD Is
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-03

n iienrico county co-ti, Aug. l2th, 1929: John w. smith.
y pt against 0eoIgiama Catherine Jones, an infant. by john
G. Aloshy, sheriff of the county OF Henrico, her guardian adj
lLiem, assigned by the court to defend fer in this suit; Samuel
i. Parsons, aud John Esen, dfiS-lS CHASoEny.
The defendant John Esie'l, not having entered his appear
ance and given security according to the at Of assembly aud
the rule. OF tins court, and 1t appearing by sa,i. FAC ,osy evidence
that he NOT an inhaSiaut OF this country; IL IS ordered. tina,
the SAID defendan' do appear hero on the FIRST day Of the next
November term, aud answe. lie bill OF the plaintiff; and Ina, a
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some newspsper rub.
lisled in the cny Of Richmond, for two months successiyely'' ind
posted al the font door ofthe court house Of this county.
81 A copy. Tesle, CHA'S WILLS, Dpy. elk.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-03
18th September, 1879,
w4tc

NutGlNIA:--At rules, holden IN the clerks Office Of the
superior court Of ohanoey for the Richmond district, the
81 gay OF August, 1929 Jonathan CreeY, pit against Mniar
~ Finley, merchants aud partners of te city OF Baltimore;
WYE nyers, ct ue city Of Richmond, aud l.. r. Mister master
Z" Tue schooner Minerva, Of Baltimore DIS.
Inc defendants Milar e. Finley, not having entered their
appesfance an1 given security according TO the act Of assembly
aUn W. rles Of this court, aud h appearing, by satit'lctoy
evidence, that they are not inhabitants Of this country, IL is
ordered, that tho SAID defendants do appear here or the FIRST
1ay OF TIE next Januay term, and answer the bD at the plain.
uii AMI that "A copy " this order bc forthwith inserted ~ some
newspaper published w the city Of Richmond, hr two months
suooe ssiveiy, aud posted NJ the front door OF the capitol, iu the
said sty.
! a. Ac,Yy. Tcro. WA. @, P~ENDLETON, &C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-03
NIItGINIA:-

a superior court of chonce,v boId., =,
$500. me capitol, IN the city Of Riehmond. the 9th day Of Junr,
Io<9' Lew Jones, pit ngatust Dabney Norris, Dahney Ailnt
Oliver, dts. az" N'
having maturely considered the premises, and the g,,re ~
counsel thereuPon had, doth oider that the defendant, Dab,Tv
~ ~ 3" s. up IehugI d account OF his administration Of the estate
ui ms 'ss'aioT John Perkinson, deed, Showing the amount m
ms bands as executor as aforesaid, benuea,hed bv his S,s,oLs
%Il 20 sarah Morriss, the late wife OF the Defendant Dahrr-y
Hfo,hss ana mat the defendant Asa Oliver, do render before ore
OF ie commissioners, an account Of the proceeds Of line ,nn,
properly conveyed TO INN as trustee by three deeds Of trust exc.
CuIed 10y The Same Dahney Moniss, and relciIed 10 in the u,ain
I'm $ bill, and Of the disbursements thereof and Of the dcbts m,
pay"s' OF winch 10 charged upon the said trust property; ami
Claimed by the defendant Richard IIorIn. and ~ On. crsd,S
asaInsl the same. as well for the board Of the said B1run, d,r;nS
me tne ne hVeh with the defendant Dabney NORRIS. az for al
we payments actually made TO the said BoIun on account M
The said debt which several accounts the eow,,;ssions, -
nIteroen 20 examine, aud report to tie court, with any matters
prciaIy STATED ueeined pertinent by himself or which NAV he
required by the parties TO I've so stated, And Lpavs - ,i".a -
plaInufi To ametd his bill aud make Nimmo Morriss. 3 admits.
"ator % sarah nosf's Iced, a defendant in this cause, which
AcoPy. TeHe, WV. q. PENDLEToN, c. C.
C@NussioSTR's OgTucY,
ma Richmond, August Path, 1879 I .
me parties iniefeeted VII please take notice, thai bave
appointed the 20th day II October next 10 commence the ae
counts directed ~ the foregoing order Of court, vn which, day al
9oe'ock 4 they are required 10 attend NJ my Office in Tins
city, with their accounts. vouchers and dncUmsn,s. ready Gn,
examination aud settlement, and with Office copies Of the rSveS
.a'y eO"H papers HILARY BAkEB, Corn'L
RTR RICHARD BoRUM-Sin Take notice, tina, I maj.
A'A on the 10Th Of October next, at James Baghy's tavern. III,
Lunenburg oouit house, and on the 17lh of the same month.
COciober,) atIol. Samuel u. Jetcr's tavern, in Nottovvav counts
aud on the 18Th Of the same month, (October1 n, tic iav@," y,
John r. Mead, ~ the town Of PetersbuTa. and on the loth ~
pe san'e IpGilh, COclobeO at the Eagle Hotel, in The city ~
ncnI.ono, between the hours Of q O'clock in the morning and
o 0eloct IN the evening, proceed 10 take the deposi,io9s ~
HJchard May, JamesC humley, JONES mcfarland, H., Madison
HaIhaH, aud others, TO be- read ~ evidence in a svit now
depending IN the superior court Of chapoery directed bv lag 10
20 holhen at the capitol ~ the city Of Richmond, wherein I am
LEW JONES.
pWc 25th September, 1879.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-03

VHn1lNiA:-At a superior court of chancer, holden nj
ioither capioi In the city of williamsburg, the 3lst
I E ~ yuty, fo.Si h'ehsrd Thmterlake, pkf against Richard
Taylor, Henisy Taylor, Henry Edboe, ad,ior of Peter Powell,
For reasons appearing 10 Inc Court, the order en,eren ID TIM
cause, me twenty ninth Instant, is set aside; aud by consen, of
su' s'snd and he revived against him as adm'or. Of Peter Pow.
ell decd. And thereupon, the cause came on this day 10 be
heard on the papers then read, and was argued Ly coupsrl-Op
cons"ieraton whereof, the court doth adjudge, order and decree.
wa w defendant Edloe, ov, OF the estate Of his testator. in
ms hands To be administered, pay to the plaintiff, twepty.two
pafntH, three dollars anil 6hy cents; and the court doth 6ir,hs1
snluoSe. order ana decree, that the defendant, Henley Taylof.
oesssu up 20 the Marshal OF this cour, the slave now In hts
posSssioa, belonging tn Rrhard Taylos, who is directed tn sell
inc saio save al public auction on a credit of six months, taking
u"u snd approved security EE the purchase money, having
given ten lays previous notice OF the time and place of sab.
and make report Of his proceedings to the court, in order 10 a
hnai decree. And the court doth further adjudge, order and
decree, that an account lie taken before one of the Ct<nrDiss iua-
cs OF this court, to ascertain O reasonable sum, to be paid
the possession Of the said Taylor, who sdirec,cd To nport the
sad account To the cnutt, IN order 90 a final decree. And tire
enirt doth further at1udge, order aud decree, that Archer Han.
k'us, John T. BIUwn> aud Thrustcn James, lie, aud they sre
who are directed To value on oath, the real estate OF Richard
Taylor, anil report theii proceedings 60 the cnur in order 10 n
maj decree but the plaintiff is not 20 have the benefit of this
decree, until he shall have entered into hound with sufficient
security, IN the clerks office Of this court, in n penalty equal TO
double tue money decred 10 be paid by the residen, defendants.
such condition as the law requires in the case of atren,
a Copy. Tesie ED CHRISTIAN, &. L.
COMMISSIONS ASpsRsoN's OTrIcE,
williamsburg, ID September, 1929
l have appointed the iheenih day of October next, to execute
the foregoing order OF court. On which day by nine o'cluck. |
A. NJ, the parties concerned are required TO attend At my Office.
papers, and with this original order
6s w5tc RO. ANDERSON. Com,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-03
JoExrU NJ. GORDON,

Urocer ana Commission Merchant,
OFFERS to his friends and the public generally.
" q well selected assortment of GROCERIES,
at Wholesale and retail, NIL creep, ardent spirits.
Special attention will be paid to any produce consion-
cd to him, 'oth The crreptiUp dIove made. and receive
and forward goods TO persons in the upper country
on the usual terms. snpt 4-9t G
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-03

NRGiNIA;-At rules holden in the clerks Office Of
v the superior court OF chancery for the Richmon
district, the 3rd day of August, 1929: Beverley RAN
dolPh, exor OF the last will and testament Of Harry
Heth, dec, who was cxior of Samuel Clarke. dec,
nexed Sf David CIontop De- -" NJ M" p, me VIVA,
Samuel t. Pulliafn, trustees for Ann G. Pulliam, and
her family, Nathaniel Clopton, Alfred Clopton, Ro-
bert M. Pulliam, and Ann &. his wife, late Ann q.
Clopton, David Clopton, Albert g. Ciopton, and Ed
ward Curd, md Sarah his wife, late Sarah Clop,on,
dts.
The defendants Alfred Clopton, David Clopton, Az
bert q. Clopton, and Edward Curd, and Sarah-his
wife, not having entered their appearance and given
security according to the act Of Assembly and The
rules of this court, and it appearing, by satisfactory
evidence, that they arc not inhabitants of this cpun-
try: II Is ordered, that the said defendants do appear
here on the frst day of the next January term, and
answer the bill Of the plaintiff; and that u copy ofthis
order be forthwith inserted in somo newspaper pub
lIshed III the city of Richmond, for two months sue
cessively, and posted 1t the front door Of The capitol,
in the said city.
"a A copy. Tcste, WM. G. PESDLEToS, c C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-03
NEW BOOKS-

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assistant to Family Religion, Christian Charity
Tnufch Members Guide, Erskine on the Goenel
L'hsieys Lectures TO the middle aged
Sprague's Letters from Europe
bSstors Sketch Book, Life Of John Mason Good
TSS, e,e Elements Of Mental Philosophy and Moral
Grfins Park Street Lectures
Meno;Is OF FISK, Memoirs of Mrs. Huntington
Young Preachers Manual
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WahPs Greek Lexicon Lby Robinson
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Hannah Moore's Works, complete
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The above are among the MANY lust received.
)gether with an extensive assortment of Stationary.
which will be sold low for cash.
sept q ARIEL WORKS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-03

VIRefrIA'-At rules, holden in the clcTk's Office
Of the superior court Of ch1n:cry for the Rich
mond district, tho Sd day Of August, 1929: Sarah
Williamson, cx'ix of George williamson, decd, pltf.
against Garland Thompson, Jr. ex'Or Of William
Mitchell, who was cx'or Of Thomas Mitchell, decd,
James Innis, Thomos H.. Mitchell, Francis }. Mitch
eli, Francis Johnson aud Barb ra his wife, Alexander
W., George g.. aud Anna Maria Mitchell, and Tho
mas Lambert, dts.
The defendants James Innis and Thomas ". Mitch
ell not having entered their appearance and given Sc
cUrity according to the net Of assembly and the rules
Of this court, and II appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they arc not inhabitants Of this country; IL is OF
dered, that the snid defendants do appear hore on tho
first day OF the next term, and answer the bill of the
plaintiff and that n copy oftbis ordcI he fbrtbwiih in
serted in some newspaper published IN tho City Of
Richmond, for two months successfully, and posted
at the front door OF the capitol in the said city,
~ a copy. Tosfc, WV. q. PErDLEToS, &c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-03

JOHN GARTH respectfully informs his
friends and the public, that he intends 10 CONT.
nue. the sale of Groceries, aud will also transnc t husi-
ness on Commission. lie has rented the large fire
proof Warehouse for many years occupied BY the
late 6rm of Moncure, Robinson and Peasants, q par,
d which is at present occupied by Mr.. Brooks.
sept l1-d6t "a vi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-03

4 lhSlNIA:-At a superior court of chanceTy, held al the
Y capitol III the city OF Richmond, on Thursday. JULY On
1873: hooeLtG seHi, and other pits. against Nathaniel tiar.
ri'nn' eNor ut Edmund Harrison, decd, and other dts
For r-asons appearing To the court, 81 much of the order
made IN this cause on the 9Th OF February, 1929, as directs the
uetennani Nathaniel Harrison to rruder al accoun, of all the
real and personal estate of his teStator remaining unsnld. IL Co,
aside anu the court on the motion of the plaintiffs, nnd with dn
aSeh, OF ~ SAID defendant, doth order that the SAID defendant
tots estate, and OF the licns thereon, showing their priorities,
the commissioner, who shall execute so much at the ssri
order as is not set aside: And that the same eonuissiore,
amer having advertised Tor eight weeks in some newspaper puh.
ished III the city OF Richmond, for all the creditors Of the SAID
estate to produce aud prove their claims, do also state an
aeeoun, OF the debts due from the said estate, and report The
same 10 me court. with any matters specially stated Declined
reFunen, by hinisfh, or which may he required 10y the parties TO
be so slated. Acooy. Te,,a
WIN. &. ~PEEDLETON, &. G..
CoMNIssIoNfRs OYYicI, Richmond, .4uc 18th, 1879.
i ne parties Interested are notified that l have appointe5i the
<o'h uay OF Oriooer next, and this Office, the time and place for
commencing the accounts directed in the foregoing order an
conI;, ana TIE Creditors Of the estate of Edmund Harrison, deed.
aIe required 10 attend at the same tiue aud place and protsre
and prove their claims.
aug Zs-~8te HILARY BAKER, Com'r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-03

MIR. JAMES LYNCH.-SIR: AS you are not
lsA a resident of this Commonwealth, YOU will
take notice, that l have fled in the clerks Office Of
tire superior court Of law for the county of Wythe,
a statement Of the causes on which I shall apply,
oy petition, to the Legislature of Virginia at its next
session, for a divorce from you.
Yours, &c. ELIZABETH LYNCH.
Wythe county, Va. Scot. 1. 1922. az p
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-03

NOTICE-MRs. NELSON continues her
. Boarding Establishment adjoining the WASH
ington Tavern, within Fifty yards ofthe C pitol Square.
She will be prepared to accommodate, in tho best
nnsnner: a number of the Members of the Con ~vcntion
and Legislature, with their families, if required
Good stables, and carriage houses vel supplied with
provender and careful Holsters. aug 7 cl6t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-03

MISS MACKENZIE respectfully announ-
~ ces that she is prepared to resume the duties
Other Seminary, and that it will be r~e-oPened for the
reception of boarders and day pupils on the LIST of
October. sept 30-2aw2t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-03
POWDER.

IDEAHL object OF ms CUslneic Il 20
4 hsunonize and soften the character OF the cnmp!exion-
Being an article entirely different from, aud very superior TO-.
ordinary powder, II requires 4 small quantity in lis apple alton.
aud yet so identifies itself with the natural appearance. as 10
be inpercePtibie TO the incest observer To those ladies par.
tcnisrIy who are SUBJECT to hnsheso OF the face or neoA, 10 such
asere exposed TO habityai or Ocasiopal syitations. whetlsr
nervous or otherwise, the Peah Powder affords harmless efec.
tnal and most welcome relief 10 warm weather liz cool and
refreshing, and in cold weather il serves as proteriion ~ the
SKIN InnurGrieso Of children il hs always been found peru.
harry efhracious and 1greabh.
or PoI ssb At mo n. BI.AnfRE'S Df,p and Aron,s.
cary Store, Opposite mo Eagle Hoei
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-03

yHnoINIA:-At rules, holden in the clerk Is ofTic,
q the superior court Of chancery for the Rich.
uDud district, the Sd day of August, 1929: WIN. Eni.
Ice and Cornelius Savage, Survivors of themselves
doo Chnstopher Bate, late merchants and partners, by
tho style and under the firm of Ice, Savage & Bate,
pSs. against Seth ii. Moves, and Charles w. Moves,
partners, by the style of Seth II. Noyes e. Co. and
IN their individual capacities, George Charter and
Ami williams, partners, by the style of Charter g..
Williams, and in their individual capacities, dis.
The defendants Seth II. Moves, CHARLES W..
Noyes, and George Charter, not having entered their
appearance and given security according to the oct of
assembly and the rules of this court, and it appearing,
by satisfactory evidence, that they are not inhabi.
tants of this country: it is ordered. that the said de-
fendants do appear here on the first day of the mex,
January term, and answer the bill of the plaintiffs;
and That a copy Of this ordor be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published III the city of Richmond,
fr two months successfully. and pusted at tire from,
door of the capitol in the said city.
rs A copy. Teste, WM. G.. PENDrEToy. r =