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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-01

De,,eg;,j.-The following advertisement
.,o,eared MS, week in the Morning Ad'e's'
SER - ..I,5 -,
Snug liquor shop % be LET in cfo''as" g."
drinking ncigl5arhood, ~hc't any pP'son w."
is competent III the spirit trade may e0n'"A"o
lirs rate business. death N 'n' '""'"t
,nr reaso, Of This oppa,sunit, of realizing good
living without ar,sk. lL'tdOh P"p'''
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-01

i9ht 10 scH 'av BugalOe raei Of Lpnd. con
n. tuning about 1900 arrts 40 II uhich ar
f!eaed he most Of M cicdfsd land is crsra
tote Rronad' a put u mich il higiiy Improved.
and sept for i0ba,eo los The ,eoed iaad Is o.
good quality nell s'oeksd mHh piar timber q
ota quality lilo Mnt pari Of he otter ha1i,
fyu'g on the soiuh 1do of OTTER siner. supposed
10 contain about 1000 acrfs. about 90 eifmed.
aDo Of ph,eh are i0ig groupds Of superior quail.
~ Ihe grsaier Pari Of ne rood irnd is fobaces
land Of INC hrsi quality. Edher Of Ire aborf
tracts nil be diruisd 10 aut pureAasers
dag person ioihiag 10 pmrch,se, can dppiy 10
jesse iriac, ncaT hep London.
WILLIAM RYLlys
Jan. t,to
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-01

bic iarse hushy tail and main, a sore on his
leit shoulder, sMd Ia have been made by ihe
harness. | think he iimped little in the
lett shoulder the day before he escaped. lie
te coarse AMI heavily formed for he heishi.
I purchnscl hia, . lay or twa aetore lis rs.
cape. Of a man living 10 Wvlbc county, Va
Il is prcsnmshle te will try to get 10 that SEC.
uOu, or Eynchhiue. whore he was tak-u from
lrata tom whicn he evidenced great IN.
wiiiUg1es part. lfsny person viii loo 90
good =, n tou him und inform mo OF il, or
bruR me iiir burse, they mhy e.psct liberal
compensation. Nv re,idcHce Is about II mile
from the tod House, III CharIote.
As. FLE5HNAN.
jan. !. Is
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-01
1trayeA or Staten,

ENRON my residence in Charlotte, on SUI
n day night the 18Th ot Decrmbrr. 1928,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-01

JAN l.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-31
From Tie Charleston tyana,oha) Regisier.
SALT

In article published on the 7ih inst. an expose Of
the quantity of salt manufactured during the year
ioxI, IN the United States was given, and causes as
signed which probably occasoncd sensible diminti-
ton of the aggregate production. II may be assu-
med as position essentially correct, that the qnan
thy actually made in any district falls consider a.
bly, below its pocity for production. Assuming as
ahypothesis that the forthc production of any
article, ample unlimited. then the amount of
that article manufactured, will be proportional 10 the
demand. and the price which tho consumer can ofrd
Ia pay tn, manufacturer So that the quantity
brought into market. will be regulated; will he in
creased or diminished by The operation of these
cunstances II the article be in demand. the price
viii ensure an adequate production This is the
where importation does not Interfere with homo
production. But foreign importation nav and docs
essentially affect the manufacture of domestic salt
mus, IN the Snowfall district, Nd; there was. in
to27, manufactured the small arprepate of 1000
bushels which, owing to the facility OF foreign impor-
taon, from the maritime situation of tho state, was
worth only from 25 to 90 cents per bushe The
encouragement in that district being small. at
tsnton rs PAID to this manufacture except in the f
season, when the laborer'5 crops longer require
nus attention. The quantity there produced, should
The absence of foreign salt create demand could be
augmented to any desirable extent.
The same principles are appca BILE TO most if not
al, OF the manufacturing districts i'm the Union. a
further application of facts, will deveopc the above
principles more fully.
The works on Hostcm, in VIRGINIA produced in
1897, 100 600 bushels of salt winch was found suii.
cient for the consumption of the country unsupplied
ny inc foreign article. But these works capable
oproducing, moderate calculation 900 900 BUSH
els or three times the amount actually manufactured
Whether this quantity ever be made, will depend upon
well grounded belief of the continuance of the pro.
tecting duty.
On the Great Kanawha River where the manu-
1acture is extensively carried on the difference be
tween what is. and may be produced. without OK
haustng the resources, is probably still greater.
NO sat-manufacturing district in tho Union it is
believed, can. in respect of extent resources and
facility OF production enter into competition with
this.-rhe works extend on both sides of the Kan
awha River, for the space of IL miles, within which
extremes, no attempt 10 obtain an excellent quality
OF saltwater has ever yet failed The coal region,
nom which fuel TO manu- lacurc is drawn is still mere
extensive; so that no deficiency in tn article can
I've nationally apprchcnded.
The quantity ofsalt annually made here, during
the last five years may be correctly estimated Il. tho
average CT one million bushels, of so pounds each
The annexed estimate will show what tn, works nre
capable of producing, without being extended or en-
!argcd.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-31
Cc..Iii.rrfiaL lsrfor1.
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PORY' or RJCU.IOND-
ARRlXEn


Schr. Minerva, Mister, iiom Baltimore with epn-
DRIES, to ID 1imberake, Luke s. Szer. OILS DnnIon
u CO., Bagwe 81 Smith NJ MYERS Carngh,n
and Anderson Garth 81 co. $50
Schr Emulous, blanchard, 9 days from Boston.
with sundries master. ''
Schr. Alice IL Mary, Saunders, from New York
with sugar. moasses, sc. to King g. Richardson.
Schr Mary Cathaiine, Crane, from New York with
salt, 70 Scott IL Fry.
:, aGhr. Freedom, Steelnan, from Somerset, via Leg
SAILED,
Schr' Enterprise. Burr. Tor Somerset. coal
Schr. Newborn Packet, Middleton for Nnafok
coal.
Schr. Elizabeth, -, for Alexandria conl
Lighter Pho tx, -, for Norfolk, -four.
fH!LADELPlilA Aug 27-Arrd brig Colombian Be-
mnsion, 80 day from Have. Aug 10 las Al 81 long Is SO
gnia. " I' W. VIZ
folk 9 ' '''''' '''r
PROVIDENCE Aos. c5-Be4v, sehr Lvcy& Abigail, fin
NEW YORK, Aug 2s-Cla, schr Adrian, Sharp Rich.
Arrived, schr Swan, Woglom days from Petersburg
DAYS. ' ~ ~ ioiA'
Below schr Tarulipas, Derrng from Middleton (Ctl
In hanPon Roads. bg Ajax Albee, Hayre DAYS in bal
ds' t. the MASTER also, brig Richmond Fabens salem d
bound 10 Richmond. -
Sailed, brig Brilliant Gre shton. for Nar,ini,,s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-31
IOn m M.-t.

10 TIE Stocltoidcrs Of TIE Richmond Theatre.
u mas necu some
an confident, IS wished Toy at the c8ucernc, Aided
L. winch TINS writer las hccn uiJ,e from several
sources mat severe aud even cruel COURSE. has purur
towards Nlr kclarlsou ,he pc-Cu lessee lie this as may
ar CoptG'n that considerable number of the
THINK tire 60 call another rUci. IS NJ any rate mon
'r n1 u'e Stockholders generally should Annually or c~e IN
two years, AT most bc made acquainted the dno>al U
ulei' interests HAi!e Interim and better pCTha, in rs
sfnpc even ccncr than 10 hazard injustice lessee or ANY
oiNcr TtISun or TO withhold from them ha,t
been StCtk6uldcra considerable time AMI r,rcsr tt ,
two years SINCE the Theatre most tcpnrab,e ,odi.
ou IRE doors aud windows almost constantly Optn the
and general interior thing but decent aud the STAGE rc
injured AND dcHyed, 10y The rather t abuse the
iaoshuct as Circus Aicr having been offered some
others, (erhaps ga,Is,) taken 10y Mr. Richardson al
understand considerable rent scsncrv for which H. o.
had 10 pay considerable belonging the Soch hod
cfs) hrOkcn torn and otherwise much
pas aud rcTaning Of which, he we'd allowance AZ
ter proposing 20 repair and cpant tho house and mt IN
scenery, (aDd being refused this PRIVILEGE ucc GRANTED
oihers) he, by the aid of friend materials
handsome stock of scenery, aud had gone into other w
psudures when, without being heard before
house has been rented his head the scenery & throw,
ON his hands, useless 10 him. family OF persons ii.
Tiivcd OF support md young win prbuhv he driven
om te place of his nativity, whose father and uncle m
having fought AID bed soil LONG and o,a,,cc
ou, known among the most respectable civil and rn,, -
hccs OF this city whether tins h1s hceit
Stockholders. and they alone should dote RUNE 4, - n c
hard, very hard case, aud for prcrarcd To m
ton IT. nor DO believe maoTiv VIII Gc SO dunscd II 4
perhaps unnecessary for say. that nv interest H. r
with the of tho Stockholders having NO
Nh Richardson his affairs, and rcina moved ,y , sr,sa mi
justice alone ~ any rate let meeting Doe d.,-,
90 this and several otrcI matters OF Importance.
$40, RUCLDTE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-31

The rumor Of the assassination cr Mr. Poinsctt
brought by the u :. s;hr. Shark to Pensacola seem
10 US to be sufficiently contradiccd Ivy The fact thai
news rom Tampco direct oil 9Th July has been re-
ceved IN New Orleans and aliusio is made 20 any
such occurrence Iumor. Capt. Voorhees, heard tho
r'mor at Trinidad Trinidad do Cuba, we presume ON
the south side OF that Island on the Goth Julv-as
coming from Vera Cruz, which is distant (yi,r 70
lecward tool not less than ten days sail-nnd Yer,
Cruz itself IS more dstlnt from the CITY OF Mexico
founded.-[.N y .fme,ican.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-31
Sssr1ssssoesU Eaa tetQ.


IL Some silly Englishman in London, has address
cd letter 20 some other person in Washington
who has handed it to Duff Grcen-- having for its OBJ
Ject, IN the first place, the caIolng the present AG
ministraon Oh the subject of the West India trade
and secondly, to hatier the Americans with the idea
that they are held III great respect by the Hutton OF
the British metropolis, because ladies and zen
;lcmen from Philadelphia and New York have been
admitted 10 place called Misunderstanding fayo.
rite resort for the ultra ashonatcs. This letter has
been copied by that RepULiican paper the Richmond
Enquirer we presume with appreciation. How con.
tenpoc it Is for the people OF this country TO think
that they are FILTERED by attentions like these Al
MAoKs Is governed by certain high toned dcvotees of
fashion, who contrive to cheat even Princes and
Dukes into the belief that they are hcnored by adj
mission into their assemblies After ALL they are not
half as respectable and virtuous as collection of
lads and lassios at country wedding or erolic in
Virginia. Yet there are fools who would spend
thousands upon thousands for ihe imaginary dignity
ola card OF invitation. The presiding diyinte. of the
place are probably among the most corrupt of Tie
Infamous High Glasses Of England -aud yet it i,
esteemed most marvellous mark of respect that q
respectable girl of Philadepbia should be so fer no.
ticed as 10 obtain ticket of admission!
j. The refusal of the Postmaster at yashino,on.
to deliver letters to Scholiej, the late displaced pen
ny post, Notwithstanding he had written authority.
from many individuals to receive Them has very pro-
Pcrly caused great excitement in that city, Several
meetings have been held, very fully attended COM
mltcc appointed, and dependence with the Post
master opened, demlnding the reasons for the reiI
sal! The Pos,master's answer, as well as we could
understand it, placed his refusal the ground that
it was impossible tn ascertain the genuneness of the
signatures and that Compliance would o5struct the
Office business. An appeal to the Postmaster Gone
raj has produced no effect. 1t is impossible not to
perceive, that the FIRST is mere subierrrre.
We would give the correspondence entire, but that
1t Is too long for the space NC have to spar,
rs DGF Green says, John ia ckson was APPOINTED
under the superstition, that he was n Gryr1EN,x.
and 1t having been discovered that he was not there
was clearly mistake, in the person intended TO be
appointed. Whow!! Pray most ueraeious or pora
cious Duff, who made the discovery: was ii auy one
of The deiunct Central Committee:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-31

RHcos - Effcuov fine contest -; this sriyicr Itfe
State u ovc aud the former wcnihcs of Coucess N..,s
Fgrgcs and Pcarcc have been elected by nm ovcrcn
majority their competitors Msssrs Eddy and DurG,c tli
tine struggling Jacks f1y give u up forever
It's triumph fpuncpc ard cvinccs the a,r r,rt
frrcncn of this their late faithful
their devotion To the American system
Tic State comprises 81 towns fon Fl NJ which the reurns
have been received, and only has the ads,iust on
patty received majority, which amounted IN votcsi Tie
maJorty or BuWcs and reace probably the LARGEST t,r
known IN this Staie-Raii Pet
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-31

EN rtou August n.
Sc meeting of tive Directors IT the STATE Eank o, .Ti,
as Cox John Bc, of this city, appointed asher of the
salisbury Branch OF That Institution, ~ the place ofCol Than
We have pleasure IN stating or c information NJ merchants
and others who may have occasion make payments 90 Inc
North, that Checks Bills o Exchange ON New Work "a,
obtained AZ the state Bank exchange o issued v NJ,
Institution NJ Raleigh ai premium OF per cent or ~
premiums OF one and half PEE for other Bank
notes
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-31

BESEFlrs or THE AMERICAN SYSTEM. We find
the following article in the American Manufacturer,
staunch advocate of the best interests of the cuun-
try printed at Boston We copy it offset for
u .summary" lately published in the New York
I.vcning Post. NJ Y. HeyaM.
BENrrITs OF THE AMERicAN SYSTEM.
It unt:s the interest of all classes in the United
States.
BY giving them employment, it furnishes the poo.
Me tho means of paying their taxes, and lessons
ihcm BY avoiding the duties on irportatons.
il improves the morals OF the laborlng classes.
II is democratic systematic labor of the poor is
protected.
II gives to the poor the mcaps OF independence.
by diiusing affirmation, It qualities them to take a
part in the administration of the government.
II provides for the moFal and religious instruction
Of the young and rising generation and consequently
enables them To- become intelligent men.
II pnls thcmsir. the way OF instruction, and thus
tcnchcs them 10 avoid bad company.
Il encourages habits Of industry TO a greater ex-
tent than any other cause.
Ps diiFiisng intelligence II confirms the purity Of
tho elective Franchise.
It has nlrondy saved portion Of orr country from
bankruptcy
II is beneficial to thc interests Of tho iarmer-for
protection provides market.
1t is beneficial to the merchant, by employing him
carry the raw Materials and import provisions for
the consumption of the manufac'uIcrs--look at Bos-
ton.
r. gives those employed tho means Of comfort q nd
convenience, and consequently does not miurc their
health.
It's example already followed by other countries
colombia aud Mexico.
Il renders us INSTRUMENTATION VIC arc not Obliged
10 buy articles winch VIC can ana ought TO produce
ourselves.
Itchecks tho commanding rapacity Of British nren,
and reserves the supply Of tho "homc consumption
70 our own citizens.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-31

Mammoth ProiGcioqA watermelon was cold Nv Charles
ton, kauawha county Va, few days SINCE or One Dollar,
which measured -four feet and inches in circumference and
weighed Fifty volndI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-31

The Difcrence.--A Jockey residing in tho west OF
England, having horse TO sell short time ago, a
norson who wished to purchase desired Ms is customa
~, 10 eco his PAGES upon which the Jockey placed
his son, lad obou, ten years old, on the horses
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-31

BACK who had not proceeded many yards, beiare
some doubts came across his mind, whether the an
nnl was his fathers or not. Checking the horse,
he inquired OF the latter in an under tone .if the
horse was to be rode for TO buy OF to SELL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-31

j We committed slight error in Sltrslav's pa
per. There are 81 removed and II uew appois,-
ments-- 10 others who had been removed were re-
inslntcd. Thus, only 20 additional officers instead al
- appointed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-31
TMEANEANiENst, OT,ETCE.
by OTIS, DUNLOI. * co.
EtPVES

.STW YORH CONHOLiD4TED Nc. 10.
To be drawn DAY AFlra To NoREow
prize I'll s. ooO Z puze Of $4,000
DO 1909 do t0eO
do 80 10 DO $50
E"sjes COS, los. sos sc. &c.
Tickets S. Quarters T.. Can NJ the Managers
Office. YATES g. MINTHRE.
auu 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-31

Thus without any additional investment of capital.
near three millions bushels of salt can bo supnicJ
10y this manufacturing district, too Miydf or Tie
aggregate 'nd1Y'cfurCd IN 1927. in ne Injtcd Stairs
Many Improvements, suggested by n more thorough
acquaintance with the business, have been intro
diced, and still making in the art of mannflcu-
rlng;;h tendency of which will be to lcsseg matcri-
ally the expense oil production, and nccessary tie
price 10 the consumer! Among these, steam engines
for raising or pumping the water, hitherto r, ised
by horse power, have, though partially been intro
duced, with decided advantage. The improved
construction of furnaces, is also worthy of passing
remark.
The furnaces hitherto i'll use produced on an aver
aye, from 1000 to 900 bushels per month. These
either are, will be, supplantcdby those of en-
larged dimensions which. without much, if any add
toual expense, will produce, per month, the aver
age quantity or four Thousand bushels. The salt
from these works, is chiefly markctcd on the Ohio
and Mississippi rivers and thoisoi tributaries. and is
furnished to the consumer at tho moderate price Of
from SO to 10 cts. per bushcl Moro examples might
he urged, but those adduced arc sufficient for our
purpose.
From these, some estimate can be made OF the ev-
tent to which the manufacture of domestic salt mas
he carried, and the approximation which 1t would
have TO the actual consumption OF the country.
Few articles Of equal demand, and few the
want of which would be much deprecated; but
while protection is EXTENDED to the manufacture of
itby Government, we have reason TO believe. that
should foreign supplies fell, sensible Inconvenience
will he experienced. In some OF the states the con-
tinua,on OF the present duty might not be important
but to Virginia ard New York, and several other
states engaged III the production the removal of the
duty would be severely felt.-Thcy might cXclaur
emEha tcally, have lost "pcarl of grcnt price.
NJ.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-31
EAwIETTG5 81 OEEgC-,

UNION CANAL LOTTERT, No 70.
To be drawn in Philadelphia. 5h Septcnbcrs.
or 80 PRi/F~ or z 900
~ 30. 5Ol-[ %
SCHEME.
prize of $4,000 prize % $3.50
30 do 1000 % DO 900
81 do 300 / 81 op mo
81 do 700 &c. &c- &c.
Whole tickets $40, ll1lvc- b. Quarters 20.
package of 20 - holes. cm1rac,no Jhe co numbers
may be bad tor .c13-A package is compelled %
draw 500. and u,uy trnw some OF tic above silca.
did capitals
~ For chance fcnd your orders .posi Md,to
mug 80 s. H.4VNLNS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-31

u The Editor Of the American Farmer OF Bai.i.
more proposes publishing a Sporting Magazine,
monthly, pice 81 The first number is ready TOR de-
livery, This work viii be valuable acquisition 10
gentlemen OF the Turf in this safe.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-31
Lambert is Coming Out.

=, IT, IT, At, 81, 81,
Were the drawn numbers in the New York Conso-
lidntcd Lottery, No. 10.
II, 10, 81, capital prize, and the second that
has been sold and paid during tho last week. NJ
aup 81 IAMRERTS Now Office
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-31

No. of bush OF
salt which nnay
tG made ann,i.
from the water
OF each well
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-31

Aggregate Number OF
bushels
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-31
N. York ConsOIidated, Extra 30. nd
TVIlfIW - y NTNFIN FNVVTT.
Is Numbcrs-6 Drawn Ballots.
SCHEME.

prize of $4,000 I prize of $4,000
do 1862 do 1000
3 do 100 10 do 100
80 do 80 sc. &c. &c
Tickets only 81. Quarters l-For sale at
eug 81 s. HAWKINS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-31
Splendid Scheme.

Besides many others worthy of notice.
! Tickets only s., Quarters %. TO be had at the
prize selling and prompt pay office Of
aug 81 TIIOS. r. BIGGER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-31
TEfNATRW

nan me IHfcriuIe oTf,c
LAUGHING PHILOSOPHERS.
I Philosopher, Clown.
Philosopher,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-31
No. OF salt-wclls On
the kanawlia
river.

81 $1,000
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-31
BIGGEiI'S OFFICE.

FsNIIE following are the numbers which were drawn
- i'll tho New York Consolidated, No 10.
90, 10, II, Al, Sd, 81.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-25
CHOICE GOODS

EAVY Jet, and blue, black Italian Lustrinrs
AA Blue. black double cham Avignon forenccs
lei and blue, black Gro de hides
Faron, dr'b, and led colorad do
Blue and jet black, and assorted colorci Gro Dc
Maps
Black, white, and assorted coors French satips
I'll English, and French o.; black bouibn zines
ID u Cd black Itaiian crapes-broad selvancd
slack Mandarin crapes-smoojh and GLOSSY
80 ~ =, frrv.- black Italian cravats
Extra blue and black veivet, r,-.- Genuine cloths
Steel and Oxford mixed cluths
Extra double milled blue. black, and mixed cds-:-
Buir, white, light and dark drab do
Blue and mixed Habit cloths
Bun and black cashineTctts, for vestiug
Black, drab crimson, and brown silk velvcts
Figured black and coIored vel, ct vesti!gs
-G-G, g. 10 damasss aud diapers
ca Irish, and 1911 real Russia sleeting
) 4 81 rs long lawns
y .. "A Irish asiis, safl iiash and very hne
Linen canbrc handkerchief, rIssca dIia COZ red
borders
Linyn canbrics
MEMS English and Fronch silk hose aii1 In ...se
English and Flepch sil.s loves
Black horse sam, aud white Beaver do
GAEatan 81 English black s. white silk hose
While embossed silk do
Black, white, and crimson Mcriao scairs
park, blue, and cashmere do
Rich eaua' scariis, CRIMSON, blue, straw pink, and
wlIia
Shci., tuck, long bent, uecl:. and side combs
Era=ian turn back. EeGk, lack, and side DO.
Madalne Cantelic;s corselts--;,ll numbers
Aliens camblet and PLAIN cloIks
Nomens Mcrno cloth do
y COED assortment of the hbovc goods recently re-
Gently received, for sale at the lowest arket tcus
dec u .EErriei Sl,,g,.c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-25
NTaRr SCHOOL,

For Trench, Spanish, Mathematics B. OK Keeping
PeRHtdHNhjp, and arithmetic.
TENIE Undersigned respectfully informs the vo, na
Il gentlemen ofRichniond &, the pub lie in general
that from this date, his NIGHT SCHOOLS will be
opened 70! the reception of scholars, six DAYS in the
week, from ! til 10 o'clock, P. NJ
Mondays Wednesdays s. FRIDAYS, will be devoted
to Coof Keeping connected with Penmanship and Il
Tithme'ic and Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
exclusively applied to the French and Spanish Ian
gIages. and the higher branches of .WaHiematies
The SUCCESS which the UNDERSIGNED has obtained
for the four last years, in his mode of eaching the
French and Spanish Languages, induces him to say
that, gentlemen already verscd IN the translation OF
those languages, could Thy due apphca,ionl under
stand conversation IN the course Of one onartcr and
those entirely unacGuaIned with translation could
obtain the same success in six months
ItRMS-Sl5 per quarter composed 40 lessors nv the
year o. payable qadCfy IN advance Bookkeeping alone
STEPHEN RERNAIfD.