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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-14
pFOSNNEE.

Shahasnearr was ent by Nifginian, ;hr fayo.
rite son oi SIR Archy, anu nG,nng MS most ds-
inguished racers his dam, who vas sold last
year, with her col, by her side, tn Mr.. Living
sion OF New York. for lah toliar., is br Mr.
Herbert Hlll's bav horse Shenandpah, one OF
the FIRST sons Of the celebrated race h.lsr Fotn
mac he wa out of MIR. HIS hay mare 6v inc
imported horse fptfiluge. her dam bv rhe i'm.
ported horse Grey Diomed, her grendam nv
W,l'lsir her 6. grandam bv Col Haynes Film,
nam HOY a dam hv old k',.Ii,uf.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-14
Ia ihe Editors OF The Pirginian.

Guiltmsls Your paper Il constantly clog
grd with politics The Pre- ldent-ihr Cahi
net--'hG G nstiutinn--thP Lnws, Gc. Ana
whr'c no these get their mah falnance and snp
poit frnml Is mol the labor Of the Aefcnl
tuils,s, he foundation and support Of Govern.
men, O. ligIon, Of life, Of every thng, (the
Creator 'Ncrptrd.
Good 7. .'vs are a facilty md SAFEGUARD H.
| the community they are like = stroo2 covering
! T. house A.; but why should y he 80 ,odnstd-
uus IN krrring perfect the covering when the
body aiJ foundation have become drcayed, yen.
aim strnitcu.
Ev'ly body have become politicians, even
The agricuurisls have neglected then business
10 talk and ~ write about politics.
VIII no Que IN our neghborbood "iitc about
matters pertaining 10 agriculture Isthere no
one willing To lend helping hand To the IN
Ierri' nng q this venerable fabric BY inquiry
aud discus ion in politics. the sclcnrc is kept il.
live aui made more perfect BY inquiry aud
/ discussion IN ngrlcu IRE
| The art would be kept alive and male more
! pcrtrctf Wl!i You not then Tor the brnefl Of
yonr neiEhhors and yonr coHatry) coninrr aari-
! tulu iSls 10 show turlh thrn Announcements ia
, the art lfone should know i,alhiua worth
communicating then let him iaqaire about thai
! winch he ray know least hhnut Iur aerlcu8.
| mrist shoud noi be ashamed II come iplth IL
ptint for critics hardly rend matters ot 1his
sort BIT il prrchance one should read Il 1T
Tim irtrenhrr that II was VI itien for the hrne-
III Of agriculture; aud that as agr,cali,fe !, lhe
support cfrv-ry thin. II WIS written no lof
the benefit ~. literature ani eriles too
JALlAE EkED.
I mach er that many oftless clod hopping Il nkc
ca yr ..l c'od Hr.ded1 politicians may &c anE MI
for hrrDu
prove The WORK ofua,ura WGea ihey nIrreltf TIC, M
not mrs but barbarous cusnia.. Int nitst 81 va
culture a, n,1rt not 10 impoSarh hg Ia fefhifte IL
soil md r,Ec It NOR, useful than tnas n II, naatnl
STATE ~p,hsiHc elect Of otary spa.res .Aulautule
@hira clu 81 .ra = due chlrdete ofan IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-14
The celebrated Race Morse
S-Ev9G" e-s-
S6szsE-.s.Sss 80 ,k....A.

s2aak11sSsSssssssa and will be lei 10 mares T.,
SOS the SEASON, pa, able the 25fh of Dec.mb, :
! next,--ihp season VII commence ON The Ist nj
March and end on the Isl OF August nrxt-SIi
the single leap, payable at the stable door aud
$40 for insurance, payable as Snon as the mari
is known IN he in ioal. or transfrrred-on, dol.
lar to be paid 10 the groom Tor each mare. The
proprietor has made the most ample ARRANGE.
ments 10 have mares we'll attended 10 that may
be sent 10 this horse, having provided 900 acres
Of band for paStnraee. gratis i, a part Of which i,
in Clover for early grazing. the balance IN
Wheat aud Rye. gown inr the express purpose.
divided into different ENCLOSURES and all well
watered, so that mares with young colts can be
kept separate Mares cnn be fed with grain
il required, nj 'he lowest aud most customary
prices. Ample stable room to protsl / them from
the inciemency of bad rainy weather, and sailed
twice every week These arrangements. tore.
ther with my personal and devoted attention.
assisted by faithful OstierS PROVIDED for he rur
pose. will be "A WARRANT, ii i, hoped, that ma, rs
will he well treated. and returned 10 their own
e,s in good condition. WI state. that last
spring, there was sometimes IA high as forty
mares from Il distance, all under us care, i,
number with young colts. so u .',-nrs AZ Ia a.
$50 miles Off all rr utnrd I. ,heir owners in
good condition. without the least lame
nesS or injury. esponsibity for accident
or escapes but every cxtrtion vii be made to
DfeVI al them.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-14
NV FLETCHER s. TOLER.
TSRnIS.

49,. o,',m' ,'evablc In aivanee.--ko sub
II FOR - r.,,,ra tir Hess time thau ax moaths
ssnpiioh VI. l be d.coutinned Out al ms discretion
I'D 30 riI,,,,rs, nnt all arrearaecs are paid
ayoeon viii be is.9f9 9 at 20 sI ssl e ses
spare pi i" 2,so fro,a a disttnc, must he paid Tor
=. tber Insertion the payment assumed by
. rasS'p responsible Pc persopin Ly"eho'rs'
., orders not Exceeding squares arc M
-.,ted for sis dollars -.
u AlIlcucrs Addressed 20 ',s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-14


5Iesgs EIilors In connection With The com
munication which apprafed IA Yonf paper Of
last ge,l,, On the -ubiee. O. .ianting poiatse'
whoir, would observe ,fnI person 10 Anssa-
chus.fs, VIA, Z, srfrs nnch attention 10 asrr
culture. went INTO Ats pota'oe iifla aud obser'-
ed that his hired man "as planting rs poiaiofs
,rhoi A0er expre sing "a Inn his displeasnre
At his waste and e4irapasapce N tanning them
IN tn, ,ranner. he directed ban IA cat the ne
maiuder before palIi,s tdrnl. aud too pnms
10 mark II Cnt ard nncut row. When mr.
vcs,ing ~; pniafr IS, h. found the resn The
same, rs stated b, your correspondent, VIZ -
tha, tie proportion tom the uncut rows to The
cot was as five to four. IN wet land, il Is moi
no, Improbable that the cut poiaIoe may pro-
duce rs well as fine uncut hui IN a dry sol ths
greater moisture of the whole potatoe may
be dc irabIcI 10 hralthful vegetation. If II be
u act, that the whole potaloe will produce one
9Th moro than when cut into parts, IN addl' ION
10 the saving Of labor the difference of increase
makes it very important 10 the farmers oi this
State it should be generally known-and indi-
yiduas who have made experiments in the va
rious modes ofplanfing seeds, deserve our war
NEST thanks, for making the result of their ex
per iments known.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-14

g.zyA ..NsOUCE.--I wish TO sell my
I.M 81 tract OF Iand, tying IN the
~ tower end Of Bedford county, n
.kHA42A, bout seven and ia( miles from
Lynchbug. This tract Contains 400 acres, e.
sou, hall ia wood lrnd, the balance nnaer u
.sood state ot cultivation, and wei enclcseo'
Tue improvements are cnm'nr'hh'e o"e'''nI
house, with all necessary "ht houses anu
good harns.--As n"uue W0n'd to"a".N pun
,hase without first viewing we l''''''A -
viii lie unnecessary II hc more P"'''o"'a' VI
,.at;ng and made known on application 10
an. subscribar. living on the rein'9rs.
EDMUND CODES,
Dee. /. w.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-16
PENNSYLVANIA.

Temporary loans to large amount were
procured In the course Of the present year,
to enable the State Of Pennsylvania to 90
on with her canals. Repayment is asked
in most cases. To provide for payment
both loans and contracts, the Governor
called an extra session Of the Legislature,
soon after the election. The Legislature
psssed an act authousing a temporary loan
of a million to meet the exIgency. This
loan has failed. Sundry eXPedients have
been proposed in the Legislature. One to
soll ont the bank stock owned by the State,
10 The amount of above a million. AnO-
Their proposition is, to issue treasury notes
bearing an interest Of fye per cent and
re5eemable on the first Of January 1885.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-16

The bridge over the PataDsco on the
neoi the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road
Company. built by AIr. McCarney. Is
pow SO TAR completed as 60 allow of the
crossing OF Passengers. The arches four
number, are completed, which sford a
passage Of $50 feet lor the water IN times
9. lFeshe,5. i IS built Of granite the
loaiments and piers are composed orIarge
.ooas' weighing from ] to 9 tons each,
i'o- were conveyed 90 the scte by Rail
.'o-d Olrs. These blocks have rustic
aces or suriacings IN accordance with the
'l,.--ouadmg bold and romantic scenery.
me bridge including the abutments is
go ieet long, and from the foundation 10
-e PaaPet IS about 90 feet high. and Il
may be safely affirmed, is one the noblest
structures ottbe kndn America. Yeztsr.
gay twas crossed By VIM. Patterson Fso
on horseback for whom this compliment
was reserved. He was ACCOMPANIED bv
'ae Fresldeut Of the Company. and seve-al
OF NE Directors and Engineers.
The whole oftbe masonry ON the so,o7l
D'''sion OF ihe road from EIjotFs Mills
UPWARDS TO The fork Of the falls has bson
-l''l l'e'ed, and the grading nearly So .
aloll ten days Will suffice % eomDle,s tbe
..llsoary on die first Division, the grading
~ winch, except a few hundred Yards near
,,9 crossing otthe Washington road. six
.,'.'ss rom the city, is also complete: so
30. - miles and upwards ofihe road are
.'soy Tor laying the rails, on about three
--' % which the rails are actually laii
R1lA CIrnn
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-16
CHEROKEE LEGISLATURE.
- "a Ckerokee Phenir.

"On motion of Choounugkee Of Chlcka-
mauea district, an old law, making death
the penalty for selling the lands in treaty
without the authority of the nation was
committed to writing. The bill was adoP-
ted.
Womankiller, of Hickory Log district,
who IS probably more than eighty years of
ace, rose and spoke substantially as fol-
lows in reference to the bill.
lTy shildreR.--Permit me to call you 90,
as am an old man, and have lived long
time watching the we'll being Of this nation.
I love your lives, and wish our people 10
increase on the land of our fathers. The
bill before you is to punish wicked men,
who may arise to cede away our country
contrary to the consent Of the council. II
is a GOOD law--it will not kill the innocent
but the guilt. / feel the importance Of
the subject and am glad the law mas oeeh
suggested My companions, men Of re-
nown 10 council, who now sleep N the
dust, spoke the same language, ana 90"
stand on the verge of the grave % pear
witness 70 their love ofcountry. NY sun
Of existence is fast approaching to ITS sci.
ting. and my eyed bones viii soon be la'd
under ground, and / wish them iald 10 lhe
bosom Of this earth we have received from
our fathers, who had il from the Great Be
ing above. When I shall sleep IN fotget-
fulness. I hope my bones viii not be deser-
ted by you. do not speak this in fear Of
any Of you. as the evidence Of your attach
usnt % he country Is PTosed By the bal
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-16

PROVIDED that the House Of DELEGATES shall
not exceed nor tic number of the
Senate exceed ="
This was earned the affirmative.
Mr.. Scott then moved that the Committee rise.
which after SOME debate respecting suggestion
made by W. Powell whether it should rise, report
progress, Gas to the Legislative Report alone. and
ask leave 0sh agdn was carried in the afirma-
tive, without division.
On the motion # Mr.. Leigh, the various anisnd-
ments, which had been made of the Legislative
Report, were ordaed to be printed.
The CmyentiOi then adjourned I'll 2o'clocll on
Monday nex's
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-16

The controversy IN the Convention on
the basis of representation, has been chan
ged iuto am effort 20 effect a compromise.
To- This shape, however, it Is still as much
of a controversy as before. The original
debate went, on one side, for representation
of the white population exclusively; and
upon the other side, for combining taxation
with the white population. This question
was decided, as tOthe House Of Delegates,
10 favor ofthe white basis, by lean ma
iouty Of two votes. And even this lean
majority would not go for the same basis
in the Senate. The compromise contro-
versY, which IS as obstinate M its charac-
ter as the first, runs thus: The Western
members offer 20 take their basis in the
House Of Delegates and yield the Senate
to their opponents, by counting three-hlths
Of the slaves with the whites. This would
give the friends of the Convention, a ma
jorty Of lhe popular branch, while the MI
uor..y, who opposed a Convention, would
have the control Of the Senate; and then
there could be no legislation without the
concurrence Of both parties. The Eastern
members propose, that instead of a separ'
ate basis for each branch, the two bases
shall be combined for both branches. The
effect Of this arrangement would be, that
the minority would hold the cOnroul in
both houses ind this they offer TO The
YES, as q fair compromised
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-16
ONO LEGISLATURE.

Gen. Lucas, Of Pike county, is Speaker
of ihe Senate, and 7. L. HANER, Esq. of
Brown county, Speaker Of the House Of
4 Representatives. They were both elected
without opposition. The former Clerks
and Doorkeepers have been superseded IN
both houses By candidates from the Jack
son party. The two Speakers belong to
the same party.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-16

StcbheI Ruff was tried at the late Court
of Common Pleas for Colambiana county,
and convicted Of obtaining Store Goods in
Baltimore, which he promised 70 deliver at
Wheeling, but brought them TO Colum-
blana county and disposed OF them on bis
own account. Ike was sentenced 10 2
years confinement in the Penientiary.
Geo. Taylor, an accomplice 10 this act.
was also found guilty, and sentenced 70 8
years confinement in the Penitenbafy
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-16
N 8 SHIP HORNET

The sl0op Of war Hornet sailed from
TamDico about the middle Of Sept. last,
aud las not since been heard from The
eouinoctial storm, which occurred soon
aaer was severe; and It is supposed that
The Hornet must have snnk, with al her
cram
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-16

Wholesale OR RETAIL, on lh5
post accommodating terms. Tie 6auers himself
1tw.,h good stock Of groceries and 6y p-nc-ual
.ara11 i1 business. be- may succeed ID saving Co
.e merchants of Die ne.ehborng towns and the
Borough. the necessity and expense Of going ,0
Pittsburgh and elsewhere Cor articles I'm his line.
WM McGAUGHX
Wheeling colo. l329-3t
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-16

DIED. On the ID inst Mrs. Mary Z. Gale,
consort of Deter w. Gale Esq. and only dau9l i9r
OF Albert Picket Esq. formerly ofthe CITY Of New
York. Her disease was The Consumption, With
which - - been threatened for several years
,, ~ 10. DIDO, and was now brought on
H., P,;ef fJf beloved mother. whom
e 90 e. followed 70 ths silsnitomb. She
~ neI 's,,,ds ofour months almost inoesnnt
Ia ,sn With religious patience and fofii-
a.I H., fern Of life was short. bui Il wa dis
.,,.;.bed Cor the discharge Of every duty, socij
~ -ei,tive. She was kind, humane and bensv.
aier, r. ap eminent degree. Without display or
sbo,y no endeavored 70 comply with the inllnc-
49,, If hat blsssed Lord, whom she loved and
,y9rsbipoed and with whom shc is now, no dobbt
forever a. rest tComNUsIcATED.l
----On Saturday last Mrs. HASsaH Pi1roF
eousort Of mr William Paxton. Of this place.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-16
/. 500 Reward.

Al. ..-v r5u Iael5s-rber oa sunday ,he
.l -r u Apprentice 90 i1e tILc
5yoaus B0BERTG0lDENBJAG
iisrbugl Is atru. teel 2 or inches
Years of 81 ri .fcl next, ol -o.e''o
-l.1rs Iess considerably addicted -o .-s
--t.r s1gsss. .7 conversation. and d 7,laL
.,..a.rt workman go his business. ti.i oa
. -sr he went away, Fur hat lbol, nan "o'n'
-.ter clothes mostly blue. The fore o
aa hand i8 c-- lt
Tr above reward with N. reasonable eA eH-
1ena.i to any person 'Tho wl- return u-.n %
y IN Wheeling AID persons arc 0rTaned mar
-rg l.u q. tlzi- peril. ....--.---,.
NEAL NcNAGHIEN.
Wheeling Dee lj l25-o-
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-16


a meeting, The most numerous ever had IN this
place, was held In Che Court house on Monday
night last DO consequence of intelligence received
OF TIE acceptance OF the JDSbHr and Gordon
scheme representation by the Convention. Col.
h. ~ Chapliue was called % the char, and NJ.
Nelson Esq. appointed secretary. The citizens
present were addressed by Messrs. Jacob and
Spugg who, Do energetic and indignant terms,
explained the occasion of the meeting. We have
not room tor the proceedings In this paper. Beso-
.uu0ns were unanimously adopted, approbatoy OF
The course pursued by our Delegation, and IN case
OF certain contingencies requesting them TO with
draw rom t1e CoWoDuou--repr0haung Leigh S
degrading comparison of the Freemen of the West
with ,h5 slaves of the East--and compllmentlng
Gen. Taylor of Norfolk for the manly, indepen-
dent course taken by him while amember Of that
body. 10 s probable that ere these resolutions
reach our Delegates we shall receive Intelligence
of ther Withdrawal from the Convention, or OF the
dissolution of that body A member writes under
date of the 9th inst.
"Io morrow evening the West win confer to-
geiher for the last time. God only knows what
wiH 5s the result With o. white population Of
10000 m our favor against go 1000, and tins
known t0 every body we are Outyoted. All the
otlcaI members are agMustus except Judge sum
mers, who has voted as become AN honorable
Western man. Oh. Justice Marshall Ex-PresI-
dents Madison and Monroe are opposed 10 Us.
The latter vas not only elected by our friends, bat
has received written instructions from his Con-
sdueats which be has p0cketed and ID part DISC
5yed.
tIbaye always looked with a sort Of gloomy
regret 90 the possibility ola dismembermeut of the
State; 51r should these men prevail 30 The present
struggle, a division Of Virginia rs the inevitable
consequence. A maJority Of Geemen never can
submit 20 be governed by minority Of their
equals, merely because these latter are slave-ho-
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-16

TNFANT SCHOOL.

Alr. bacon's School VIII close 90 "Wednesday
the 25t inst. tho citizens Of Wheeling are reques-
led toa.tend the examination. Doors open at half
1ls.une, a. M.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-16

srlrnE VI0RKNNs.

---,Ii r s-a.sb a.l ar..e.es In thar .ue either
IVA lr1,ss..e OF Retail no as low price,
m 20 s-c5umoja.ng terms a7 San be bad at
-L- Frary Wes, of ,be Mountains Or
..- distance. vll be thankfully received
-. attended Co.
.N'B Th.e apprentices "-'.'' % -A1 ABOVE
,
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-16
re COMPTLER.
o. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Wi. be
found m ,he preceding column.
.-ssa8e.,..

LJ Owing 20 the great length efthe Presidents
Message, 'ye are again unavoidably compelled TO
1ostpe1e the insertion of the communication from
he judge of The "Matli Race"
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-16

#NIlE subscriber has removed ,o Chea7s.de be-
A tween Messs Fouy.hm and Dobbm and Knox
ari ~ hes where he WILDE happy Co accommo-
l.s DIS friends and lhe public with every article
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-17

'I'IiE unparalleled reputation OF this medicine ia
such. NJ it r~c-em'nPnt virtues are so well es-
tahlishad and fully acknowledged by AN int lipcnt
pnDlc that It is scarcely necessary say any thing
further than int u IS Il soy ki,EtCN REMEDY
IN Diseases - the Liver Drnhtv csunr from ntefn-
perance and dlSspltiOn Oi and myeterate Ulcers:
Pains N TIC HNncs attended vi'b sr, ,lnrs of the
Joints: Indigestion: BlotcI,ca the Face Pimples &c
SNphlls: CUtan"ous diseases generally and letter in
particular: Mcrcuria and s'crotillous complaints
The certificates OF wonderful cures performed by
the FahCEcon. have become so numerous as to pre-
rnce their Insertion in any newspaper md has made
II necessary for the proprietor PRINT them in q
pamphlet OF about 100 pagcs. This VIII be forward
cd as soon ssblo 10 the several AGENTS tor gra-
tuous distribution and must, rprusrl strengthen
the good opinion entertained by the friends OF
thls medicine, and tsarr. II is loped the preiuG-
ces OF those who view with ;strus any medicine not
Ahown'n what Is called REGULAR practice" Facts
are stubborn things. and cannot be gainsuii.
At the earnest solicitation OF members Of thu mod
ical acntv and others who hive witnessed the aston
lshlng cures effected by tho use OF the Vegetable.
Cs,!nlron rna who are anxious that its benefits To
mankind may be more widely diiuscd, the proprietor
has consented to reduce the retail price to TWO
DOlLARS per bottle; and his will be done with
out IN AIRY WY deter loratiug the quality vi the med
icine. returning ne y;<-.of The tottie as has been
materially done lnthe case OF SNHlrn's Panacea.
Extracts fes ye-ent' rcejrei .o-7 pb,,,s ,,5 fo
Ggsntstor s sale Of fohs Chohcoa, Of ,chon a, c
! also dg,lts for SVru'S P,,.acat
~ r;;i GO=e iles OF your Ca holicop where
ell oee bottle otS~aiI Ianooea; and .le great pleasure IN
informing ycu ta IN every which have seen the Ca
,iolicIu t:ie! ii has produced decided 5eaefL"
"oouic you afford reduce the price your Cathocon
No collars 1H more ''eJenls prescribe TO my patients,
i" MS "o"d also DC cone by number ot other physicians in
tbs c" and vicinity VINO have used il with hest eec1s
| sapari'- had failed
An eminent physician says al known several cures per
nred Nv the use OF yonr Ca'hoicon which had previously
resisted tie ordinary prescriptions OF the faculty, and
the above invaluable medicine may constantly had of
! j, III. 3LAMIRE.
Jan '+ CTpo> ie '''e Eagle Hotel, Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-17
500 REWARD.

'SNiE above reward will be- paid for the apprehcn-
tension OF negro ma. named RICIHlRD who
calls himself RICHARD SMITH, who LETT INV lot ON
Saturday night the 18th ult., arG Woman lidy:i.
who Is believed have conc off together. Richard
is black fellow, about feet or inches hiuh yrry
likely when well dressed but Of rather bad couhtc
nance when spoken TO; h. had sundry clothes among
them Il blue surtout coat Maria is stout gir about
% years old, not very black of pleasant countenance
when speaking; she had a mkt winter droes and a
variety of other clothes not recollected The above
fellow has left wife and children, who live Mt Mr..
read and write tolerably we'll he has no doubt force
pass, and will probably attempt to get to- the north
ern states Thirty dollars will he paid for him alone
and 20 FOR Maria, fifty il taken together and Gciy
ginia or the proportion of 100 doll; and cxnan
SEES paid ftoken out cihc State and delivered to me-
Jan w. =. UCOU
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-17
POOM.AH PALN1YNG

'lN1IE Subscriber would inform the ln6ies of Rich
Inond, that he intends stopping in the city for n
short time aud offers his services teacher of Poonah
Tor Theorem) Painting. The high state of perfection
TO winch the art has lately been carried the case and
iacity with which II Is acquired compared with the
usual model renders desirable object for eveEv
lady who wishes To have knowledge of this orna
mental part of education.
Only thirty six hours necessary 10 acquire 4
knowledge OF the art. lie has taken a room at Miss
Turner's boarding house, Main-stree.. whore spcc-
mems may be- seen, and terms made known. Married
le'cs or others, can have private lessons at their
dwellings if they choose.
Nj. w. HOPKINS.
Reference to Rev. WIN. ]. Armstrong Rev. Ste
phen Taylor and Rev. A. Converse.
dec +,