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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-05
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mn ono OF the thousand and orc visitors at this
time Of interest, ass mblod in your city, and have oi
course made the most OF my limited period Of soiuurn
by endcavuurng to Rll The lions OF tho day. from
the lions rampant and guardun of the great Political
Aroma, down To the dramatic lion Of the least inngni
tudc who can roar you gently sucking dove
y have r'-u tiso grand Panorama of West Point,
aud heard OF The melting tones Of the grand Hrr'oo
nlcpn'-and have even vcnturcd from my familiarity
with the 'cond'mtnis, Co suggest the propriety Of
partnership be wcen the grand Solar Microscope and
the grand model of the fails Of Niagau-having no
doubt that the fame OF both would DO increased -
The model would be benefited by having it's minute
bcauiiOs enlarged--and the Solar Microscope shew
va powers by exhibiting the rainbow HOW invisible
on the small scale Of tho modc,but which would in
e,itagly dFplay Us radiant arch ON the viyifying
touch # The solar bcams
But my present purpose is not 10 enlarge upon
those varied exhibitions, but 70 call the attention 81
M ghtoncd public To- the merits of native born
artist Of he first oTder-unc who has every claim IN
my humble opinion, 20 tic patronage nnl admiration
at | true lovers Of the fine Rris-oue who IN spj
al obstaclrs, has wrought out for hin Elf" name q
piece among the grooi painters cftte $40 --onc wh'
VIII audahlc zeal ior his profession Gas added ~ ma
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-05

now receiving from Philadelphia, large and
- general assortment of
GOODS.
Al his Store, Gouchland Court Hoose, which he
VIII Sch loW Tor cash, or Oh his usual credit.
AMONG WHICH ARF,
Blue, black, grey and olive broad cloths: blue md
olack casslmeres; good assortment of ca.s;netts.
Sd, 7-8, 44 sd and Cd bleached and brown shir
lngs' o@ and "A checks; ), and point blankets;
IVA, ia and IL rose blankets, a good nssort-
nenl of red and white fannels -kcrscys: irnds.vs.
6Iack ana Tintc aud fancy culcoes; superior blacI;
iaah lustrng and fancy PLAID silk cravats; red and
ye 10" Uandanna, company and fancy flag handker-
C!hefs cotton handkerchiefs; swansdown. figured
Ee!enoa and silk vest patterns; cotton oana6nrps;
mons Black and white aud grey worsted stockin9s.
ladies black and white dtjo bonbazetts; bo1nbs
zines mems and ladies' sup kid and s,jk gloves.
N as extra sup buck and dog skin gloves; good
assortment Of ribbons and belts; cotton yerns so
to 10, from ne Union Factory; suspens ers; Issh
linen; linen cambrick; Irish diaper ylId and cam
pet eloais; 81 fancy cord canbricks; canbrick
null Swiss, figured and plain Swiss and book mus
iins; jacoHci dttui Jobbnetl; bird eye diaper bob
onett and thread lace; silk and cotton umbrellas;
silk and cotton velvet black and white silk hose and
half hose extra quality black mode; together With
various other articles ID the dry goods hue.
Hardware, Cutlery, sc.
IRON castings compasses; cotf'e mills; nail and
spike glmbiets warie irons; butt hiugcs iron md
steel kentmg pms screw Huge-s: wood saws: axes:
a'Hes' chisse4s and gouges; drawing knives; hand,
tennent and sash saws files; rsps; tea Kettles ffv-
stands cut and wrought shoe ua.ls white-wash shoe
scrupnnig, Cloth end busting brushes; tap borers;
pins; needes; SHUTTERS; bread travs and fruit baskets
tea pots; gun himts; shot bags; wb thongs; ivory
combs; turkey oil stones; ink powder. trace chains;
pocket and common rules; suspender buttons; pearl
SHIRT buttons; gilt, ysow and white uelte coat and
vest bnttonsi taimbls, silver and brass; silver sr.
'Hles; common DIT grass and inpGned lamps; table
and ico spoons too'h brushes; pu,sAe-; steel pins;
PLATED and brass ditto; PucEe books agd Wallets ,ss
closet, chest, cuhbArd, trunk. pad and stock GcSs
spades shoy-ls Pomroy's raZo- >.raps; horse and
cotton cards; plough Inns; I'd. ~ sd lOd, I'D
~ 2Od CIT nails; wceon and boxes; sxiO indoy
glass; carpenters planes knives and forks: PEN poc
CT and TWO blade knives; ra7ors; scissors; Viii, many
other articles III the hardv are cutlery, sc line
general assortment of f'rred and wool hats Il caps
Do. do. meas SHOES and bouts
DO. O." Indies leather and prun..ia shoes.
good assortment Of Saddles, Brides, Mart!usales
and Coi!a:s, Gig aud Brides Rem.
snnl nr4 Side Leather
HASD.
a handsome assortment of Eartiep Glass and
Stone Ware.
II general 0ss0rto1enter GROCERIES.
GoocHLAND & III. 18th Nov 1899.
2aw6t iaw3t C
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-05

TO 7ms slenrrAnr or rnr cayv,:a Tp,y''"''"''''

=.
TO -uE SiCHErAHY CcYvIs1IoS
Sir; by resolution the "Conyeution YOU were direct
cd TO wait the Clergy Of this CIV, request t1rn
an arrangement Among themselves open the scssun 81
the Convention each morning with prayer The object Of
tins communication enquire Of YOU whether
waited upon the Jewish, Roman Catholic Cor-yncn aud
also the EcT of the Quaker Congregation Of this Cy, and
invited them also give their attendance perceive SIR that
tho Epscoialans. Bapiiss Prcshyterians aud Nctho,s
have in rotation attended weekly and tie 2d instant Bishop
Moore fpcopahan, has the second ne appeared te
Con?cntiOo - The object OF this communications solely
u ascertain whether your eSieue
done. agfceabiy 10 'bo aesoluon Of bc Convention
Nov 18th. MANY CITIZENS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-05
.H1EEuasA H2n7sRz.

}" In reply to the Politlcal Arrnr We can assure
the Editor OF that paper and subscgib o. neral
~ on the Northern rouIe that we have used every
eXertion 20 send the Wing by the mail of the night
preceding the day adjudication hut such ha- been the
press of natter have boon seldom able to &C, il 10
press IN time We are under the necessity of devo-
tng our columns almost exclusively 20 The proceed
ings of the Convention aud advertisements md must
therefore ash The Indulgence ofour Cores ondcnts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-05
WkDNIspAy, Nov. +.

Ahcr PRAYER by the RI Rev Brsor AoJa: ,s Convention
was called 20 order at ~ o'clock.
the Iooe then ,sc! into Committee OF line Whole
Mr. NTSv ,Rp in tho hair.
Nj LEIGH thon concluded tie remarks which no conf
ncnccd Yesterday.
Mr. MONROE made brief explanation It portion oi
bis Observations whiCh had been noticed ~ Mr. eici
MIR MERCER ihcu in reply, but after making pro-
GToS IN hts speech lin Ortep and reported progress
Ihe Convention then adjourned t oclJck tomorrow.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-05
RICHMOND DOCK LOTTERY
VIII De Drawn IN tbs City ri Monday next.
CAPITAL 100000

Tickets 81, shGr"s i'm prupu ion.
a.. Tickets and saa,cs l.. al lie above Lotteries
are now for sale NJ tNBERTS
P.uni.l. Dir".
Where srld SIS pgt IN ta.rrl 9. 2, ~"
Capitals, viz: :, B. ip in the Rood ID . ~
aud =. a., . 10 ar WyehnG,on Sly L'u,'H
e'Ot. Fry
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-05

The next session of hoy School will commence on
Thursday, the 9Th Of November; the male and fe-
male departments to be kept hereafter separate and
distinct In addition To orihography, reading, pen
monship. English grammar, arithmetic, geography,
History, Scripture, composition, eocution, philoso-
ply chemistry, astronomy, geometry. and practical
surveying the services Of Young lady, well qua
lifted to teach the ornamental branches Of female cd
Rartmcnt
The success Of the subscriber has induced him 10
pro1ef to tic public a enlarged aud liberal
course Of instruction than his school has heretofore
presented. Parents and others interested. may OK
poet the most unremttlng attention TO the morals,
manners aud literary Advancement of the pupils.
WARNER NJ. YATES
SrAUNro~, oct. 20, 1920. law3t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-05
This Day $4,000.

TE7HE drawing Of the New York Lottery. Extra
1 Glass No a. wil take place This Aheruoon,
ADD the uiFcal drawing be received at Bigger >
Prize Office on SUNDAY next
Si5,Oo0 CAPITAL PRIZE.
Tickets s.. Halves so Quarters I %.
The capital prizes, usual for sale by
nov st THO. 3. BIGGER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-05
FoB sns VINO
/. Is sarnbiius an offence asoins, the coln~ony

l. sgamJiug offence against Ire Of vif-
gnia'
2. sFAro uunw fI ganc2
Does the Inv, does dcpraVi,y which has hushcd tie
voice o tho law, permit regular Zero establishments
be regularly and openly Kept IN the fashionable Tays
tho Oily Of Richmond
should the Press mud moral courage enough publish
qucsons, together with ,hcit proper answers high Obligation
Will I've felt 10y DECENCY
Elcnunnd, Va. Nov 2h. 1870
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-05
Trust Sale Of Valuable Real PROPERTY.

Trust Sale Of Pat'la6io Real Property.
ITO satisfy the provisions of deed of trust exc
Il cuted to me, by Robert Poore, and Ann +. his
WIFE bearing date on the 2Gth day of Jay, 1928, to
Indemnify the late w Ills Cowing, from loss, or daIr-
age III consequence of his Undertakings for the said
Robert Poore, surety; shall proceed to sell, al
public auction. for cash, at the front door of the Ea
gle Hotel, u the city of Richmond SATURDAY, the
3lst inst. at 2ocloek that certain Lot and Tenement
lying and being on 18th Street, (caed in the sail
deed, the road) Leading from 4 Street, up Shockoe-
Hill, by the Governors, pow occupied by Mr.. Haley,
as boarding house, and il WHICH the Post Office -
kept-lt Is valuable piece Of proiSrtT, situated IN
the centre of the city, and Yields yearly rent OF
$500. The title is believed uuquestclsobc, hut !
shall warrant such only is vested in b. s teeu
aforesaid. JOSEPH MAYO. Trrstrr.
The above sale. Is made with nv consent
oct l 2awSt-JU ROBkRT P90RE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-05

hep'.'ed this lii on NedneGay the 9TH inst. at o'clock
StMoH EATON aged yearsThe friends and ac0uaina
's iaton ave requested tn attend his funeral this day.
ihuFsdav) o'ci1ck. without Iir,her invitation
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-05

The drawing Of the NEW YORK CONSOLE
DATED LOTTERY, Extra Class No. "a, win ho
received on Sunday next. Capital $4,000. Tickets
&, shares m proportion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-05
81 ssrat0tu AaIF8.
THIS DAY.


BIZ OTIS, DUNLOP 4. CO,
GROCERIES, SC,
THIS MORNING, Wednesday, the 5th inst a.
hai past 10 o'clock, ut our Auction Store
10 Hhds w. T. mnasses
10 do Orleans rum
do Antigua do
10 do sugar
so bags coffee
100 reBms wrapping paut>
200 boxes brown soap
so do mould candles
20 bhls sweet cider
10 cases fur hats
lGo sides soal leather
10 excellent clocks
Mackerel In tubs and barrels
SO casks and 100 boxes cheese
20 bbls cider vinegar
20 doz. chairs, various Qualities
Shoes, indigo, cigars, &c. &c.
III be added to the above, new Gig and Harness.,
nov ID. a. g. Co. Aucts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-05

In consequence Of there having been several aree
and important sales ot real property ndve-'.eed -
take place the 3Ist October, H.. ABOVE s,,te
Is postponed until Friday the 6h ius;snt when it
Will positively take place at tho i!asie Hotel a;
O'Clock ~ that day. JOSEPH MAYO, Trustee.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-05
& GARD.

& GARD.
IENHE undersigned having attended the lete eya-
u mlnstion OF Mr.. Yates Scholars ia kc pleasure
IN tXp' eSsing publicly their unqualified satisfaction
at the result The Course OF tuition med TO have
ccolnpiished most eff;ctually two of the most IN
P"rtant objects of early education: the requirement
OF habits of close aud regular industry, and the TN
provement OF he memory At the sam. time Mr.
Yates appears t" have introduced those members ufs
school sufficiently advanced in age, to KNOWLEDGE
of practical part of English education as full and
as uccurate rs could possibly have been expected.
WILLIAM CCES,
ADDISON MADDEL,
THOS. J. NICHE,
BOBY. s. BROOKE
EXAMtN ERs.
The un;arsigned, Trustees of Mr.. Yates School,
fully concur in the sentiments expressed in the above
card. and take great pleasure in recommending the
school 10 the patronage OF the public.
NlCHS. G. KINNEY,
GEO. ESkRIDGE.
JAMES CRAWFORD,
CHESLEY KINNEY,
JACOB FACKLER.
JOHN G. Sewers,
WIN. KINNEY, Jr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-05
SHOES.

On MONDAY the 9th inst at hnfpast 10 o'clock,
will be sold at without reserve 100 packu-
ges shoes. suited to fall and winter sales
4 O. p. 6t CO Aucts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-05
GRAND NCERT,
.4T THE CAPITOL,
ON FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER d,


And in order to render the Evenings Entertain.
ment complete, aud the Concert in every way
thy Of distinguished patronage, they have the pcn-
10 state hat they have obi aincd the aid of the
celebrated Vocalist, MADAME FERON, vho be
ing IN the neighbnrhood will return to Richmond
positively for this night only.
Principal Performers, Madame FeroR, Mrs.
PhsHcr, late Hiss CrGmfr, and Mr.. PiVuer.
ORDER or THE CONCERT
PART FtRsT.
Song Mr.. Pluncr "Jusi like Love" Diary.
Song, Mrs Crancr PluIner, The light
Guitar" Bd,neit.
Song, Madame Fcron, "Thc Arab Stced." Hodson.
Duct Mir. q Mrs. Plumer, The Echo BraAaHl.
Song, Madame Feron, "Chi dice NAL do
more" Italian.
Ballad, Dir. Plumc7. "n!=ss ~y'4 suvOs." Shield
oSactly suit me" Partc
Trio Madame Fcron, Mrs. s. Alr. Plumer, Italian.
rApT sTcoNp.
Song. Mr. Pluu,cr. The Mountain Maid Sinclair.
song Madame Fcron, tribes light as air." Horn.
Duet Madame Feron and Mrs Crnmer Plu-
NOR. AS It fell upon a day Bishop.
Aria, Mrs. Cramcr Plumcr, "Tu che &c.
ccndi." Ro@in''
song, Madame Fcrou "Iioni soit qni NAL
y pCnsc." -. nee
Ballad "Thc Lass of Gowric." Scotch MetOdy.
/ Trio, Madame Fsron, Mrs. aud Mr.. Plu
mer. MID rs the Mronbeums." Brdt1m.
" Tho Concert will commence precisely at hal
! past o'clock.
=. Tickets Sl--To be had ut Mr. Sanxays Book
store, Mr.. Naslis Hr'tsi 'r', 'Ac Eagle and Cnio.
Hotels nov !
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-05

tive genius the polish a. the finish of oreio
mean Mr.. Harding. This gentleman Is now tnk;no
portraits IN this city, aud II you have any dub, of lie
mcrts Mersrs Editors, ray n visit to his rooms.
II We have had the pleasure Of visiting Nj,
bnrdngs Paintings, and so fully concur with our
correspondents in opinion, that we recommend 10 on,
renders to follow our example -lEps.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-05
GRAND CONCERT
For ONE NIGHT ONLY.

DY permission OF His ExcclcBcy the Governor,
hD and Council. aud under The pat onage Of many
distinguished families. IR5 PLUMER. It, rdiss
CRANEp. from the New YORK Theatres and Drury
Lane, London, and Mr.. PLUMER. from the Roy
al Academy of Music, London, and Park Theatre
New York, beg leave most respectfully to announce
to tbc Ladies and Gentlemen Of Richmond and ylci-
nifty, that they will have the honor Of giving
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-05

BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN A. CO.
DRY GOODS 1T AUCTION
THIS MORNING, the 5th inst, at 10 o'clock
VIII be sold at our auction rooms without reserve 10
close sundry cousignments a general assor ment of
Dry Goods. among them are 80 bales domestic
shirtings ana sheetngs, brown and bleached also q
few bales domestic oznaburgs.
sattinet
bales kerseys
case domesic flannel
) checks
bales bed-tck
do Scotch oznsburgs
do German do
l case table diaper
Also an invoice of superfine anu medium clotlis
and cassmeres-Terms al sale.
nov o D. s, CO., Aucts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-05
COMMUNICATIVE

correspondents la OPALiou, iEdt we recommend IN
renders to follow our example -lEps.
COMMUNICATION.
MISS KELLY commenced an engagement in nv,
city on Monday in the characters of Widow Cheerlv
and Marian Ramsey; the pieces were performed ~
the admiration Of the audience and kept them in one
continual burst of laughter. Miss Kelly pour,raved
the lively Widow TO admiration. and her Marian
Ramsey was inim able. The managers deserve
great praise for producing such SPLENDID talent and
no doubt the public viii reward them for their exer
toms We perceive Miss Kelly's engagement closes
ON Saturday aud We trust she will that support
from an enlightened audience which will induce her
to visit our good citizens some future OCCASION
We published yesterday an extract of letter fron,
Nirginla, saling the arrest of 4 man named CHAPLIN
who had put of counterfeit bills on the Farmer
Bank of Virgins. The Meriinsburg Gazette. aror
menil"nBg the iacis contained IN the letter adds
When Chaplin was before the magistrate. the
my dollar note which h" passed in thus place was
iad on the table by one OF the young gentlemen for
tne purpose Of being lHspected. He immediately
picked 1t up and put into his mouth and although
seized nnd severely chnakcd succeeded in swallow
ing IT. Immediately after swallowing he gave fifty
dollars IN good money 10 the person 10 whom lac pas
:ed the mite. No counerfeit money being found on
ann nnd the note which he passed not he produced
;hc laws OF has Commonw eHlth could not punish
nun he was given over TO lie gentleman who prrsu-
I'd lIIg from Mary and"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-05

AZ ARYLAND REPORTS.-Reports of Cases
4SA argued, ond determined. in the Cour, Of An
peSls Of Maryland in 1925, 7 s. and Q. in vols bv
ho'n"s Harris. Clerk Of the Court of Appeals, and
Richard w Gill. Attorney At LAW.
Just published, and for sale by ]. II. NASH
nov Is
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-05
TABLE BUTTER

TABLE BUTTER.
TsNtiE Subscriber offers for sale at his store oppo
a size the Theatre, M reel of Philndel,hi, No
l. Extra Butter, remarkable for It's rich and delicate
favour.
lie has also nice Mountain Batter, and expects to
nave on hand, carefully selected supplies, through
IA Store,
Goshen and English Company Cheese
nov 5-ec2t WAITER ID. BLAIR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-05

UReIV At rules holden clerks office Of the superior
OF chancery for the Richmond district, the 5h day Of
October, 1879 Low Jones' pt against uabuey Morris Asa
Oliver, Boru Dabuey Miller eX'or Of in PeTkuson, aud
Mmmo Morris. admir- Of Sarah Morris, 6its
The defendant Ninmo Morris, having entered his aps
aud gwen security according the Of assembly ana
the rules of This court and appearing b. satisfactory eSi-
dence that he Is not an inhabau Of hs country ordered,
that the said defendant appeal nere the tenth day OF the
January term, sud srsfer the bN Of the pairuh ana
copy OF order be forthwith inserted news
paper published the city OF Richmond tor months sue
cessvCy aud posted the r. door Of the capitol tho
said city. A copy. Ie-te
20 VS. e. pyvptFToN. G
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-05

I'hIIs D-9Y, ar OWE O'CLOCK,
TENiE drawing of the Maryland Iae Ialrery 5th Glass,
Capital Prize $40 0cO, will recei, "a al NV office
Cy- TcSe,s oul - few Prizes may be obtained at
my invariably sJ.t-uaie ef1e.
nov =, HAWKINS,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-05
.vEW YORK EXrRA, W.. 4
This Day.

TTNHE drawing of the MARYLAND LOTTERY
Il will be received TO-DAY at ~ O'Clock.
Tickets s.. shares IN proportion Only 1880 tcketsf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-05

landing from SlooD EIifd AIIc0, az ne D0o",
IDS Boxes prime ch,csc
a = - sc CASKS do
% barrels cider vinegar
IS do sweet cider
- hhdS II. Crcix sugar
coo lbs smoked beef
Is clocks-F sale bv
my DAVENPORT. ALLEN Il GO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-05

AS this Lottery is for the benefit of our ow n Civ
Ii IS hoped IT NAV be literally encouraged.
Tickets ONLY - shares in pToportOn-For sale.
IN variety OF lucky numbers, some oC which will ma
doubt draw capital prizes, at my Office, i've doors
above the Eagle w. PEARMAN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-05

LAST CR.3.YT;E.
'HNfliS DAY, at one o'clock, the drawing Of the
Maryland Lottery, No ;, Will received Capital Prize
$IOCUo.
SCHTME.
l pIizeOf $4,000 Prize OF sl,aeo
do 0Io do 1000
90 500 i DO GOO
Resides iOOs S2OO's. &c &c
Tickets s., shares IN proPcrouFor sale at CHtBBS
lucky office where prizes siOO0 sold Maine
state Lottery, which drawn Few days since which
tue Cash paid the they presented More
luck hc expected in toe above Lottery this
moruinz, you " Ill be too late.
p. CUURR.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-05
THE DOCK LOTTERY.

For The improvement of the Richmond Dock OF
James River, Will b" drawn on MONDAY
GRAND SCIFEhE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-05
THIS DAY.

TgIHE drawing of he Mxfyi,snd Lottery Will he
d received OF NV office at ~ ocl5ck IL A few
choice numbers for sale Icy W. PEARMAN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-05
PTOLEMY l.. WATKINS

now receiving from Philadelphia, Iarpe n,
IL general assortment of o. "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-05
MANAGERS OFFYCH, Ocf. ).

'ESHE drawing of the Maryland Stote, No. 5, will
n be received at the Managers GricG THIS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-28

1t would be very desirable if the editors OF
Newspapers in the diffrrent States, would fur.
nish lists Of the removals from office that have
been made in their respective SAFES. AT the
same lime could he added the supposed or pro
babe cause of removal. A complete history
Of the grea, work Of Reform would thus he civ
en-, and the people be enabled to judge Of the
principles upon which i. has been grounded,
and the extent to which il has bern carried
This plan, however, should not be carried into
eifec, yet, as he work i. nut finished. When
it is discovered hat the vengeance Of the Cahi-
net has been glu,ted with the dismissal of its
enemies, and their desires graii6ed IN reward
ing their friends, it viii be time enough TO fol.
low up our hint.
The work Of prescription is yet going OIL
There is hardly State in the Union but has
Eel, its desolatiug progress AS an evidence,
however, Of its Justice, the Southern Safes will
be found 10 have suffered less than the others
for very good reason
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-28
Fema\e Education

WIN NJ JONES respectfully informs his friends and
w the public generally, that he has concluded to
open School for Females in Alexandra, the LIST
Monday in September next Ills course Of instruction
includes all the branches of finished English Eluca
ton. tie will make display by going into details
lie would prefer that those who concerned for the
education of their daughters, would visit his school
and jndgr for themselves He would merely add, that
he has made the business Of teaching his profession.
and has devoted his life to the cultivation Of the Fe
male mind, he has spared pains in making himself
acquainted with the best methods Of teaching it'll
what he has taught, it is not his place 20 says
but may not be improper to remark that he has in
hi, possession, and will place in the hands Of Mr.. n.
Caget certificates from both Ladies and Gentlemen Of
the highest standing in Virginia, expressing every
thing he could desire to be expressed with regard
his character teacher He begs leave also TO re-
fer to the following gentlemen.
Rev. J. Mines, Rockville, Maryland,
4" Matthews, ID. ID. Shepherds Town, Va.
" w. c. Walton, Alexandra.
Do s,a T. THOMPSON HI", nsq Frederick county,.
Bushrod G. Washington. Esq Jefferson Co. Va.
Henry S. Turner, Esq ditto
Doct. s. J. Craner, Charlestown. Va
Doct. Lee Grigs, ditto. DO
Major James Stephenson. Harper's Ferry, Va.
Major James Hte, Jefferson County,
Itqhert Page, Esq Frederick County.
D0ct Henry Washington, Battle-town
Georgs Ficklen, Esq Culpepper,
Robert worthington, Esq chTlestown,
Mr. Edward Hughes, Pre- siien, Of the Washington
College, ID. e
James Cowles, Esq. Warrenton.
II. CIagett, Alexandra.
A. Newton, Alexandra.
Terms Eight dollars per quarter. angfs