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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-29

" AVING succeeded in PROCURING the ser,icos ,
n "A ME- Cherries II. Lc'ris, jun. as PB1~cIpAt to
De aiGed IN the Classical Department. By Mr.. Sa..-
uet Is. Ooen Wiisoa. (Son 81 tie. Rev Samuel /;
w lison of trederlcksbu-~0 tie Trustees of this In
stuulon confidently congratulate the puhl;ck me-,
the prospect oi again realizing those benefits whi "a
IL once so extensively dfused; and indulge H.
nope, that lis enlightened patronage will rbt5in A.
IL Tie success, to which lis numerous and acknoyyl-
e"@eI advantages, s" eminenty entit.e it. For tho
faithful, and able DISCHARGE oil the dr';a- ..e,o4
him. the best pledge will be found in he ,r,,nsr5
ana practlsed zeal with which Mr.. Lewis has hcr.
'Ioc acquitted himself IN the profession Of his cyi
'nn'ce. oi the qualifications, and am able disroe-
s.ton, OF MIR. w son. the most satisfactory tcsti
mails have been adduccd, from sources The uiort M,
questionable When to these primary elements NJ
success. added others even better assured ARD
only second to them IN Importance, VIZ: LARGE Al q
co!nmoai9uS buildings, the sa.ubr.y uf whose site
is ndubtably tested, by tuc fact That for vasrs ~ -
II mas proved refuge OF untailng security 10 the
aCnc""t inhabitants g! less tuyoutCd spots and for
me last seven years To The President himscf and Lis
iahllly, wan eit.rc exemption from autumnal disease
remoteness from every haunt uf wee. ami a we,
selected library OF about 500 volumes tine 1rusie.
cannot doubt that It wll be secure IN the GiscCrrcut
OF an intelligent puO.ct. The course 1T instruction
MI Ue S.Oii 10 q" quality students Tor CueruU Col
lrgc or the University. and " N comprise The Erg}s.
L"iln and Greek L1uquo rcs Geopraplv with ih.
use oi the hrps and Globes. Arithmetic. AlpoI.ya
Geometry. Plane AMI Spherical Trirouomc' r, ANA
the Theory and Practice Of Surveying The NOR,
and religious instruction ofhe youth committed q,
his care. VIII BE- primary Object, and Will be inci-
Gated upon every III occasion he best foundation
Tor picty, virtue, and useful knowledge. by the Prin-
cipa aHd lus Assistant The exercises will comrcur,
on the 10Th Of January 1880, " terminate ON the ll,i
III December following, with a vacation az one month
IN tie summer. Terms i1r Board md Tuition iirlu.
ding washing, $40, each boarCcr finding his own
bed, bedding, towel and candies.
Atdress,to the Principal, Bowling Green, Car1-
line County Va. ti The lst Of January: aud aft ervars
to him, or to the President, Rappahannocs Acn,r-
my JOHN II. BERNARD
gg cif p,..,I.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-29
EOUCATT0RT.

JAMES a. OSWALD will re open school .n
- Monday 18th of january next. M iith strrt
opposite the high Constabo's office end bout hal.-
way between Nash's bookstore and M. fr J. b,-
tcrlan Church. llis course OF instruction uiI cr-
brace the Latin and Greek languages, Nothcmatc
Geography with the use of meIs aud globes Autr-
motto, English Grammar ard Compositions RraJii-.
Writing, Orhcopy and Or,hugsaphy.
NJ. y. the stri-tcst attention Wi1 be- Maid O., tlc
morris Of the pupils.
doc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-29
M.AR I'VE N7HWIs.

NEW YORK, Dec &c, schr Chesterfield Bea.Ion.
Richmond.
Ard chrs lha5e Ann Tyson q, I'm Richmond. for Han.
ford; Eliza & Nancy, Whitehead, ) ds fem DO
BOSTON, Dec - ca. shin Hercules Rich civ Point,
And. schr Diomede. Ticomh finn Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-29
NOVEMBER 9th, 1929.
RAPPAHANNOCK ACADEMY

Richmond. Dec lIfh, Iala
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-29

OF free government originate IN, and must always
depend ron. the intelligence, virtue and patriotism
OF the rni'y, and whereas neither in,ellir enco
nor virtue be rnani aimed promote Mn any coin.
mnny without education, IT shall always be tho duty
of the Legislature of this commonwealth 10 ratron
lze and system Of education on such
common schools and seund res of earninr as m in
their wisdom be deemed to he most conducive 10 Sc
cure 10 the youth oi TINS commonwealth, such cd
ucation as may mos; promote the public rood
winch was laid on the table and ordered TO be
printed.
And tben Inc Convention nd,nnrnch
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-29
THEATRE.

The whole 90 CONCLUDE with tine Imaginable piece Of
NATURE AND PHILOSOPHY.
'orIS, utne man who wOinanl Mrs. BARNES
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-29

OF Owing 10 the incenency OF weather on Saturday
evening Mrs MoRrLANn will take her Bereht on Uedassgy
EpeniHg, which occasion Mrs. BARNES has kindly vouG
teered her services dec %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-29

NOR sale or hire. Negro Gin accustomed to house
Il work. Apply at this office dec 29-6t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-12
SELECT SCHOOL

MI School will be continued the ens,,;no wear
- me course of instruction will c,ubrace Tin,
Crcek and Latin Languages, Mathema, les. ATi,,mn
IG, GGoSFaphy, with the use of Maps and Globes
School will commence on the 25th dav of Janpnry
lowing. 'o''
There WILDE vacation of four weeks. common
cling on the I2th day of June.
Inc charge Tor board, tuition. Washing lo1rjno md
iuei, VIII be ono hundred and ten dollars. navubIe
one half on the first day of Jane 1880 and the other
hal, ON inc LIST day of December following
The discipline oil the school will be narenial and
as nich care and kindness will be extended to bows
c'niidcd To my instruction. as to my children
NO boy, more than 3 years old will he admit q,
M" the school unless he shall be personally known
TO the Tor orderly, exemplary dcporlm
My residence l. remote from the huunts of ,ice
and immortality and remarkably healthy II is situa
ted IN the county o. Louisa. SO miles from r chn,ud.
and the hike distance from Fredericksburo. nh =,
stage from Fredericksburg to Gainesville passes h,
my residences; and that from Richmond to Harrison,
burgb, tiiln short distance oi it,
AGuers TO INC should be directed to Gar,iner's y.
Roads, Louisa WILLIAM MEL SON !,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-12

THNHE Subscriber has concluded to remain
~ in this City, and has removed his Stock TO tho
store he ErmerIy occupied, next door above Ball 3
Central Hotcf, and few doors above the Eagle Ho-
tel the opposite side OF The street, here he still
hopes 10 merit liberal share of patronage. His
ability workman, end he promises sti TO do his
best to give susla ton.
He has on hand full assortment OF English and
American S.4DDLERY, some common and some
of the very best quality and almost every article suit
able for saddle horses. gig carriage or Wagon.
All orders from the cou.ry viii be promptly atten-
ded TO. Repairs neatly executed.
sept 2g-eots DAVID JACKSON
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-12
Tuluable Laut!, for Sale.
nov 10

:! 0tUU6Ie I407h9, IOf SAFE
FESllE Subso riber proposes to sell the tract of
n Land Gu which ne has Ia ely resided living in
the county OF ling Queen, and known by the
name Of Mordinet ton 1t is situated immediately
on The stage road leading from Richmond TO Kappa
hammock, and contains by late survey, $50 acres
The fertility of the soil is not surpassed b. any for
est i2ud OF the Tide Water country and the conve-
nences afforded in large and comrnoGious DWELLING
House, Wi b all The necessary out-houses in good
repair a young thriving and extensive Orchard, OF
the choisrst and most select fruit ticcs, present
;aneeagehis to the capitalist wl!o i, inclined to vest
IN: funds In property Of this kind,
Inc terms Lrc site. ~ LIe iiiiics.
l2--rvSt RIO p SEsTpI ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-12

less than twenty years from the first census, which
may be taken under Constitution.
have pointed out striking defects, in the "a
ae returned as upon conjecture of the present white
population of the various counties and corporations
OF the Commonwealth. 1t is safe to reason from our
past, to our future growth. After adopting cours.
sanctioned by experience, and deriving its cts from
the actual cnumerations of the population of the
Commonwealth have arrived at this result; and I
appeal to the gentlemen who have expressed so much
alarm, TO dsprove it if they can.
lro BE CONCLUDED
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-12
Etom he Norfolk HernLA Of 4,

EJom Lae Norfolk H1rnlA Of .f7andaD.
Us Gen. TAYLOR came down last night 10 tie
steam boat Richuannd, and handed US The folio wing
address, fuE publication.
TO THE VOTERS
O The Couples Of Princes .4nne .Notfole and Ntza-
se7n'na, and as Borough Of .Sor5oAf-
Your confidence conferred on NE IL seat in the
convention 4fle honor Was more priced because
1t was won by no solicitations; procured by no in
trlgues purchased by no unworthy coucca lmenes or
plant Hodihcaiions Of my opinions. RECEIVED it ss
bonnty; he bonn III your goodness ONLY; and not
as the acknowledgement or reward III merit.
Vi;b what fidelity of heart and devotion of nv
time and Intellect, have eadeavored TO prepare my
sell for the complicated and mportent business of
the Convention, thereby TO prove myseif neither ui-
worthy nor nnmDdtu of your Kindness you will new
CT know.-fouI instructions found ne in the very
commencement of my duties; my opinions and views
unknown to you, ur but partially exhibited; NV plans
for yonr future happiness and advantage undeveop-
ed and unexplained; my contemplated measures III
executed.
Pis sot for your agent TO question the proprety
OF your Instructions, or TO Inurmur The rncasures
you have thought fit to pursue towards hin. You
have spoken your wishes, and he has bowed To- yo,r
authority. God grant that his fears may never he
reaiised and that you may experience, that
DE- tempting cup, which you wish to quaff confirms
subtle though disguised poison, fatal your liber
~ and destructive 10 that equnlty of rights which is
the sole security of free Institutions.
/ respected you too highly to believe that Won
wished to dlshoDur the man WHOM you bud once
thought worthy 10 represent you, by requiring him
personally to execute what conscience aud patriotism
equally forbade hun to pcrfurn. Pine subloiucd CO.
py of my letter to The President oil the Convention
viii shew yon, that To execute your wishes, / have
ceafed to be youP representative.
ROBERT B. PAYLOR.
.Nort,lh, .Noc. OH, 1929.
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BOARDING-HOUSE;

.NoUfbL', Pirginiu.
AHRS. BENZ. W. MOSS Gate of Richmond, J
fHA informs her friends and The public generally,
that she has taken the large airy brick tenement, two
doors west of the Exchange on main-strcet, Norfolk
as a boarding house and house of entertainment
where she is prepared 10 accommodate travellers and
Others in the best manner.
have TO request my friends acquajntmces, and
travellers geneEuily, to give the above establishment
a call. oct 9O-w4t g.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-12
GOrdonsyifie for Sale.

TENHE subscriber offers for sale his Tavern al Cor
4 donsviiic; in Ordggc county, with $50 Of
Land attached TO it, or to exchange for property in
tho foot Of the Southwest Mountains, miles from
the University Of Virginia 20 from Fredericksburg,
so from Harnsouburg, and 10 miles from this place.
The stages from Charlottesville TO Fredericksburg
pass three time a week and sUce the late arrange.
mpnl OF the mails between Stanton and GuyandOtt
the number of passengers hes greatly increased. Tic
mail stage from Richmond to IIarrisonburg pasee5
twice week. For terms and farther particulars,
apply TO the subscriber. JOHN n. GORDON.
Richmond 24th Sent Is
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-12

VII Undersigned havirg attended the late cv..
iih"tion OF Mr Yates Scholars, take pleasure
~, n,APieSSig publicly ;hrr unqualified Satisfaction
Ut .'e result; The course Of tuition seemed To have
accomplished most efec.ually two of the most hi
PoItant objects of early educa lion: the acquire
OF habits OF close and regular industry aud the ina
Provemeht OF the memory At tile same time, 81,
ates appears t" have Introduced hose ncuib ofis
school, sufficiently advanced in age, TOT kn,w,ei.,
of practical part Of an English education as .u u,
rs accurate rs COULD possibly have been expected
WILLIAM BOTs
ADDISON WADDEI
TnOS j. NICHE.
EORT. s. BROOKE,
ExAMiNE.s
The undersigned, Trustees of Mr.. Yates School,
ily concur in the sentiments expressed in the above
card and take great pleasure in recommending III
school TO the patronage Of the public. ~.
NICH'S. c. KINNEY.
GEO. ESKRIDGE
JAMES CRAWFORD
LTTESLEY KINNEY
JACOB FACKLER
JOHN c. Sewers,
WIN. KINNEY, II
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-12

Ma AH1ED.-The subscriber wishes 70 purchase two or
w three thorough bred MARES of fine size, eight nine
ten years old ei known speed and bottom The object the
purchases Is To breed rom ihen therefore, full description
each by each Mare whether lost viii be
rah!e rs well as the lowest price that viii bc taken cnS
Any having such stock T SALE will please address
subscriber (post Paidl at Charcown Jefferson county, Va
to which prompt attention will be given, by
oct 3t-lmc JOHN l.. SIMMONS
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w EpNEspAY, Nov. IL.

w EpNEsDAY, Nov. II.
Inc Convention after prayer, vas called to order
at | o'clock
The Convention then resolved itself into Commit
tee OF the Whole, Mr.. Powell in the Chair
MIR &. JOHNSON then addressed the Chair for
ABOUT . hours, when being exhausted md unable to
conclude to-day, he moved that the Committee rise
nh' COMMITTEE then rose aud reported progress
The Convention hen adjourned.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-12
ZEN DOLLARS REWARD

H3fUK Negro Woman Sucky, thai boueLt near
n four years ago, OF A.r. Richard Gregory, of
Chesterfield County Virgnin: size is about .io years
OF age, dark skin, spare made, thin vsage she las
husband named Peter Nelson, hlac ks uth who now
WORKS with Mr. Richard Taylor, of Manchester, who
hnNe doubt p, rsuudeh hsr off and has Lcr nov
concealed Somewhere: she has daughter belonging
to Mr. George Cox, of Chesterfield County, and !
thins |, probable, she is in that neighbourhood.
NH give the above reward, and all necessary cxpen
ANS may sive as cautDn, against any persons har
boring, OF aaa1Dypg, said wolpan, the peril of the
CIV. IRA C5WLES.
91-zOruu.ifn
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Hardware and Cutlery.

JAMES VI. JOHNSTON, at the sign Of the GOiG-
- 4nol, Is now receiving and Offers TO the pub
llc general assortment of articles lis lire of bu
ture, carpenters cabinet and ooachnskers', black
smith and coopers tools.
Brass and Wire Tenders, of all qualities and size%,
ordered from the makers in New York aud Dot-
moro, and received in ten days,
N Castings of every zion, say 20 u
ovens, spiders, skitcts, eel. :. ; cts pr D.
tct l@-cce5
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-12

The next Session ofmy School will commence or
Thursday, the 9Th of November; the male and f,.-
male departments TO be kept hereafter separate and
distinct. In addition to photography, reading, pen
nlansiip, English grammar, arithmetic, gcograplf-,
history, Scripture, composition, clocuiion. philbso
ply, chemistry, astronomy, geometry and practical
surveying, the services OF yourr lady well qua
ie To teach the ornamental branches Of female ed
uutloa. will be procured to assist in the female de-
purtmcnt. -
The success of the subscriber has induced him 10
proitcf TO the public enlarged and Liberal
course OF instruction than his schuo hns here o,.
presented. Parents and others interested NAV en-
poet the most unrcmittng attention to the morals,
inGnEc-s and literary advancement of the pupils
WARMER NJ, YATES,
STABNTON. Oct. &c. 1899. l4W3t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-12
French Restorative,

nj LANGLEY respectfully informs the citizeps
~. Of Richmond, and the public generally, THAT
he has opened a Restorative and Tavern in quite n
new style, between the stores of Messrs. Hall &
Moore and Mr. Nelson, and invites the public TO give
him call. He has a first rate French Cook, Just
from Paris. and is satisfied that his style of cooking
vii, be fluid not less agreeable than novel here.
Tie Lardrr viii be Stored with oil tie delicacies ne
market VIII Go,i--tsii, vcn;son, and wild fowl IN
their senson. Ills bar Is wel. 3tockcd with the
choicest wines and spirits.
n. 3. Coffee and Soups at all times.
a. Families can be supplied With meats or single
dishes al their OWE houses, per bill If fare of the
day. on the shortest notice. s.rt 80
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-12
Richmond Nail Mandatory.

FyOR sale, very reasonable terms, from 500 to
II 2Go0 kegs of cut nails and hrads of various sizes
from Sd to 40d, in kegs from I0Gius. TO sO0lbs.-
warranted TO be made from ScedjS hon aud not from
Pig or Bloom Iron, is customary in tic Northern
States
ALSO,
Spikes from ) 10 inches, clinch nails Of tliffarrf
sizes, suitable or tobacco kegs and bids. nail rods
horse sLoe iron, rolled iron Of different widths
qqd arc prepared to execute with dispatch, any
dcrs III s line, and request merchants and others
who deal in nliis sc. to apply il they full as
sorimcnt. +. IIAXALL 6c co.
nct l0-9nWfP
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-12

nate oI the u States from Tennessee to supply Mai
haton's vacaney,i is now in this City.
a. Mr. Barbour, late Minister to England, has ar
in Orange.
hshty important, il true.-Fron our corrcspon-
gent OF the n. Y. Mercantile Advertiser, we learn
lat Capt Ihompson of the Alta ntic arrived at that
Soit, icit 'repPani, Isand OF SciIy) on the 24il
september, nd informs, that there was n report in
cUsuiat'on, which was believed, that the Bn,r,su
and FEENcH had TAKEN POSSESSION or
LIE FORTS UPON THE DARDANEILES
AND THAT THE BRITISH FLEET HAD
rASSED THROUGH INTO THE BLACK SEA.
capt. T. after leaving Treppani spoke British brir
from SMYRNA. who confirmed the above report.
E0H. .2naercGn
Cow. CREieuroN.--We have seen letter from
gentleman at Rio Junero, dated Sept. d, to his
freud In thus city, which gives some details Of the
transactions ON bonrd the U. S. Frigate Hudson,
winch have occasioned some public excitement u
gainst Gap. Creighton The Capt. is represented rs
strict dlscipanarian, but the mana cement of SEQ
men Is no ensy task. The first DISORDERS it seems
arose IN the gun room early in the crrc and resulted
in,he arrest of some ofihe officers the tronble then
spread TO the steerag", and three midsIiDmcn were
IN consequence removed to other shps, and a court
martial composed of the following officers was con-
vcned on board the Vandalia the 23d of June le2g
viz:
Capt Gallaher of the Vandalia
Lieut. Belt, of the Hudson;
Furragat OF he VaudaIip;
Z" Gardner, do.
Rnggold, do,
tiai the Boston arrived there Capt. Creiuhton eN-
Pected. there would have been no officer from his
ship OH The court. The officers tried and Il q sen
eices so far aa they promulgated at Rio, were
as follows:
Lieut.. rhomas Fl. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. unknown.
Thomas w. Observation-Disclosures from the
squadron ond suspended fox SLY months on
Through pay.
& Francis II. Neville of Ne rnes-suspesldnd for
four months, but recommended to the clrmen-
cy OF the commander. who rcurstuted him
aud ordered him tn the Y;lntaliu;
NldShipn,en WIiian NJ A. Nuorc--scutcnce un
known:
Uenry Nliflln-dischorged from the
squadron, aud suspended for six
!qonths.
Sentence affecting tho cpInTissious of oficars, it
IS understood must be approved by the President;
minor punlshnents can be approved by The command
ing officer.
The wfitor OF the lottcr declares hat the CHARGE
made IN some of the papers OF any officer b-isg put
In irons is wholly. unaundcd and FALSE; no -everlty,
except suspension has been exercised over any Off
cer.-Bnsion Courier.
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DOCMs1g RE.ArI

- EspEcrFULLY tenders his professional services to
Ia the inhabitants of Richmond and its vicinity
lis office is at the of II g. 9th streets Shockof
HILL immediately opposite TO Mr.. Tichenor's car
ria9c shop. oct 28-eo6t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-12

% ANDOLPA'S REPORTS, Vol 9Th, OF Cases
Il a argued and determined N the Court OF Appeals
If Virginia. just published;
Complete sets of the Virginia Z Importers
iournas OF The Convetrflons ofI775-6 and l172
Journals of the Senate aud House of Dc!cearts Of
Virginia FROM 1916 TO 1880, Inclusive
Renrngs Statutes at Large, uEsd
Pie New Maps Of Yirgiuia,
All appropriated 10 increase TIC PlHjfc Library of
the State, may be bad of he subscriber, the Cap-
t6l, III The city OF Richmond npon tire lowest tesns
WM. II RICHARDSON, CI'k Councii
oct Gift and Librarian.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-12

Peter d. Dy'Iom vas, on the Orb instant, elected
Governor of New Jersey by joint o. the Legis-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-12

TRHIIERE will be a petition to Tue next Assem-.
Il bly, of Vrgnia, for leave to open n road from
Owens Tavern 10 Faylorsviilc, in Hanover, aud
then to The Caroline line, III sraight direction
to fredericksburg. oct g w8t
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I
AS AHSHAL'S SALE.-in pnrslranrr OF a o!rcce OF lie
1'A Superior court OF chai.cey, holden Sal.ioII po
nounccd on tie lIih day OF July l3x9 III canse
depending wherein !le administrator HE vi annexed nI
Nicholas Cru5er deed, plaintiff aud john Svinor admir-
ad LeT AT Law Of Richard Sytnn defendant VIII lie sold al,
uhiic auction for cash before the Way.;e Tavern
U Sarrton. Mouday, tue 23d day November iiey tie
following Tract OF Land 20 wit: lii the Of Harrison,
acres Oh The waters Of Horn creek drain cyee
P ACRES dsan Of FysIs VaIhy $40 Gewca
Sits and Hu.ns NIL creek, branch of Huglas river in
The county Of RANDOLPH aa0 the Gaiey river
1000 more the waters of aucy Iou0 bfae
~ S rveI l06 Cso ceck OF Elk veT and
ieoo acres Oh Rc Camp clGsa and tie co:Dty
SUD acTts tie Nenh branch Of Shcuautoil about
Ia or 10 nles north wcs oil Si;'uon aud 2iD Chs
put d,e AID Mill creek branch the CowIaure rfCer
particular description OF the nlc,iocd ltis
Gcretcc may be had 10 'hc title papers fed .st.
Gl SIC GEORGE t5KRlDGE NJ s. Civ CT
GALE az SOUTH f:ASr.-Cn Thursday Eth mex,
~ monn, (Nov) sail u!er pushe sale al South Err
tbs late residence Ct Wlia and Sarab lewhurn CT Pow
ha'n tire crops of Com Oats Fodder &C. srrts OF Ff
sp Ntus Cattle, and Sheep, the Furniture Plantation
Uisi'st belonging 10 .hcir ea'ete mules vauae SOME
good Work Oxen. Wasscu, excellent Feather Beds Nla;e
ss, &c and great raricy o and articles
dollars nde-, cash between fifty dollars and ten six noniIf
over fly dollars, twelve months credit Purchasers will be
zuirei no execute hnl, with approved security to carry
ou:Te from the daee .eni,red On the ntrnS
ttu payment OF tho principal
Fhere be'tg number Of articles he snd the sale will
cous1e1cc al II O'Clock If fair not, the ucxt fair try
WILL BOLllNG Admr win the
will annexed OF VIM. Mewb.rn
uct S(-2aw aol cX'or q 8 r. MCnfirrn
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-12

% 0BEIIT BURTON. .aHoYney at LaU' respect
"a fully announces TO Che public, that he has ia,
ken an oaice. Immediately above the Post Office and
adjoining Mrs. Soutbga;c's Store, where he may be
generally f5aHd Oct l2-WVV
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-12

" Felix Grundy, Esq. recently elected to the Sc
nate OF the q States from Tennessee to supply MAJ.
Eaton's vacancy, is now in this CITY,