davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-12-11
EUR NIEI RI,

Several NJ" BIDS Mahogany paleni Bad
st"ad-a SGT ri Dining Fah,ps, Brcakfa,
Table, Secretary, G. airs, fn DAWN:
room par'"nr, and study a!so, hands M,
sci al Brua'iil ware, consisting nf two TIA
Pots. Coffee Pot, cream .Iug and Snpa.
Bowl. scarcely ns,'1, a beautiful set nf a..
China table China, and Glass ware, all :.
good qnaluy.-T'Il,.t tables. I ookinp Gla..
SOS easy chair, Tenders aud FIRE irons &c.
An excellent mich COW IN good order
Terms nf sale A credit of six months E.
all SINUS over ten dollars will he give,
FIR nj sums nnder ten dolla-s, cash vii
I've required
BARTHOLOM EW EGAN.
November 6-'2g A,
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-12-11
"A j RULES HELD in ItlE CLLnh . OF
IN FlCE of Albenaile County Court, in DC

"A j RULES HELDiN liIE CI.Lnh . OF
IA FlCE of Albenuile County Court, in Uc-
tober, lc2J.
Abraham shaffar an6 Chrir,iana shaffer,
heirs OF Frederick Shatfer deceased, Pits
AGAINST.
Abraham, Frederick, Charles, John, Sabna,
George and William Shaticr, children vi John
Shaffer deceased, who SON. and one of the
heirs Of Frederick Shaffer. Frederick Shaffcr,
Emanuel, John, William, Elizabeth and s>a,nu.
ell Sweek, chidien of J, I'm Sweek, whu inter-
married with Caty Shutter, d.lug liter OF Freder.
ick Shaffer deceased /; Michael shatfer, Michael
Brock and Elizabeth iIs wife, formerly Elizabeth
Shaffer, Margaret, George and Jacob Shatftsr
children of Charles nhafter deceased, who was
son of Frederick Shaff.r, deceased, Achilles
Dinnett. and Hannah his wife, formerly Han.
wife. formerly LaDy Shaffer, and daughter OF
frederick Shaffer deceased Deifs
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendants, Abraham Frederick, Charles.
John, Subina, Ge"ig. and William Shaffar. chill.
dren of John Shatfa deceased, who was son.
and one of the heirs of Frederick Shaffer. Fred.
erck Shaffer. McLeal Shaifer, Michael Brock.
and Elizabeth his wife. formerly Elizabeth Shat.
Ter, Margaret, George and Jac"b SlIaifer, chill
dren of Charles Shaffer deceased, who was son
OF Frederick Shaffer deceased Achilles Din
nett and Hannah ns wife, formerly Hannah
Shaffer, Jacob keblinger and Lany his wife, Tor.
merly Lany Shaffer. and daughter of Frederick
shaffer deceased, not having entered their ap-
penrance, and given security, according to the
act of Assembly. and the rules of this Court
and 1T appearing by satisfactory evidence. that
they are not inhabitants of .bis Commonwealth
ON tho motion of The plaintiffs by their coun-
sci, II rs ordered that the said defendants do APP
pear here on the first day # January Court
next, and answer the p aintiffs bill, and that
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in the
virginia Advocate, newspaper published in
the town of Charlottesville. for Two months sue
cessively, and posted AT tbs front door of the
Courthouse of this county for the same length
OF time. copy-teste.
IRA GARRETT ID. C..
Octnber % 1922 2m
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-12-11
TIE SUBSCRIBER

y" ILL commence his SCHOOL in
w Charlottesville, ON the OH day of
january next, Tor the instruction of boys,
in the ENGLISH, LATIN, GREEK
and FRENCH L4yEGUiGES,-
which will comprise session Of little up
wards OF ten months. A vacation of
one month will be given in August. The
course will comprise, in the English De-
partment, English Grammar, Geography,
Bookkeeping, Arithmetic, and a prepdr-
alory course Of Mathematics; viz. La
croix's Algebra and Legendre's Geom-
etry in the classical, the Latin, Greek
and French languages with Ancient
History Geography, and Mythology.
The instructor will be generally during
the day with his pupils, save sufficient
time for exercise aud recreation, so as TO
assist and instruct them both in the pre-
paralion and recitation of their lessons.
AS he intends his school to be perina-
nent, and believes the advantages OF all
education, and the facility OF acquiring it
incre lsed by pursuing regular aud sys.
tematlcal plan, he would prefer, as pu-
pills, those boys who will probably com
plete their scholastic course with HIM
His course is such as to give boys all the
necessary preparation for any OF The Col
leges or Universities, and especially iol
the University OF Virginia, with an eve
TO which it has been prepared. He
would be glad if those who intend 10 ia.
vor him with their patronage, would i'm.
r'sd'",oiy aPPrize him OF their ;r,on,ions
tor ii the size of the school will Justify j
he will employ All assistant, so rs to have
lhe French language taught by native
f'renchman. Those who may not be-
acquainted with the subscriber, he would
refer TO Tnonis w, elmer, Rice
w. Wood, V. w. Sourllall, james w
Saunders, Henry t. Harris, DR.. Oh
Cooke, Thomas }. Randolph, Philip p
Barbour and VIM. r. Gordon. Bnart
in genteeI families, can be Obtained i,
Charlottesville from eight to ten dollar:
per month.
TERMS FOR A SESSION OF TEN MONTHS
For instruction in the English
branches, Latin, Greek, French
and Mathematics, S35
English branches, Latin & Math-
emalics, sc
English branches only. 25
GEORGE CARR,
Principal.
November 2O-'29 If
G~PVhn EJ;,orr If tho p;cL,nJ L.,
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-12-11
EDUCATION.
TIE SUBSCRIBER

MAJ ILL commune his School. the
wv ensuing year "a, his residence .naa,
he University at Vm9inia-n which WI,
he laugh, in English. O,th"grapiy. Rad
ny, Wiring, Grammar, Geography, Illus
oy and Arithmetic.
ALSO
A few scholars would be taught the LAT.
IN and FRENCH LANGUAGES. III
school will Commence on the frs, Monday
in January, and terminate the 18Th of De.
cemher, with vacation "f one mouth M
III. sumner. Terms "f tuition, $40 iul
the whole session. payable quarterly.
JOHN 3. RlCilESON.
December 4-'29 81
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-12-11
UJTo FARMERS

NEGROES WINTER SHOES.
E'iE subscribers are prepared to iur.
a nlsh by the quantity, superior plar-
tation Shoes, at s 50 cts. per pair The,
VIII be home made double s,led Brogues
oi prime Ieaiher. This price merely So.
cures The value Of making, wnbout prrH
on the materials; aud if gentlemen IN war
WI make an estimate of cost of materials
and workmanship, and thou examine op.
Shoes, We feel confident they will pelr..
purchasing ready made, as we think ilel
will get a better article Tor the same price
p r. BOYD 81 BROTHER
~ d. Persons wishing 10 furnish mai,
rails, can have the same kind made by ~
at 81 1-2 cts per pair.
September a, '29-tf q. &B.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-12-11

EM- fifth day OF October 1923
William Crenshaw Administrator of William
Crenshaw decd, Plaintiff,
Sarah Crenshaw. G. rodiow Carter and Mary his
wife formerly Mary Crensh,w, Nicholas Cren-
shaw, David Watts and Elizabeth his wife. Ma
thaniei 'rhoups"n and Temperance his wife,
J"hn ID. Foster and Mary his wife, Abraham
Nj. Jones and Mildred his vile, David C.. Thomp.
son and D,ratla G.. hi; wife Defendants
IN CTaNCERY
The defendants Goodlow Carter and Mary his
wife and Elizabeth Watts, not having entered
their appearan nee, and givin security, according
to the act of Assembly, and the rules of this
Court, and it apearing by satisfactory evidence,
that they mot inhabitants of this Common.
wealth-on the m0tion nf the plaintiffs by their
counsel, i, is ordered that the said defendants
de- appear here on the first day Of January court
next, and answer tie PLAINTIFF bill, and that a
copy of this order be forthwith inserted i'm the
Virginia Advocate, news paper published in
the town ut charlottesville, for two months sic.
cessively, and posted at the front door of the
Courthouse of this county for the same len 9Th
of time Copy-Teste
ALEXANDER GARRETT. c. A.C.
October9 1929. Pm
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-12-11
NOTICE.
THE SUBSCRIBER

INTENDING the next yea, to teach "a
4 small SCHOOL AT his house, about
seven miles from Charlottesville, would
take two or three Boys, not exceeding if-
teen years ci age, to live with him.
His terms for Board and Tuition
1.-THE pupil furnishing his own bed
ding,) will be per annum. 500
For tuition alone, including the
Latin, 25
Where French ia taught, and the
boy does not also learn the Latin
Language, 90
And tor English Scholars, Is
JONATHAN B. CARR.
November 27-'20 81
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-12-11
THE PROPRIETabH

n W asoA ma II Il Sckh
or the liIe of ISTAGkS between
~ Lynchburg and Alexandria has re-
Gently been instructed to transport it three
times week, & in extend it To the Cuy of
Washington. This service has according
ly commenced. The stage will lrav- Guar
ln'iesville for the North, IN Monday.
Thursday, and Saturday, aud will reach
Washington Guy by II o'clock A. M. on
the next day, and Baltimore on the same
day at hal'past p. M.
The Proprietor Is enabled to deliver his
passengers IN Baltimore in the tim. men
tlnsci IN Consequence of his counrx,nn
with the elegant aud splrudid "Nsw
LINE that Is now running between WASH
lngton aud Baltimore.
/ The stage irnm Baltimore for Chnrlo,tes-
vile vii leave Baltimore an NJ n,dav.
Thursday and Saturday in the morning,
reach Wa h'n.tnu 10y 10 A. NJ leave WASH.
ingt"" at i2n'cIock, aud reach Charln,tes.
VILE the mkt day AT : p. NJ. This rur.
n'nr inr'n!h from Baltimore tn Cns,In,tes.
vale IN two avs, as short time and with
as much time for rest as by any other
route.
Passengers from Oh lrI )rtesviI'e to q iiti-
more are advised, when they design this
route To enter through, as .herehy they are
saved from all trouble and Inconvenience
abnnl .helr seats
Public patronage Respectfully solicited
ny THE PROPRIETOR.
N. B. The people of Charlottesville oh
serve, that bv this arrangement. they will
rave FIVE different mails week, all equal
y expeditions.
Fare to Washington, SIS
to Baltimore, SII
November 27--'29 If
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-12-11
NOTICE..

ID ENG desirious To- close the admins
IL tration of the estate of JAMES LEITcH
deceased, all persons indebted tn said es-
tate. are requested to make payment either
to MIR. ANDREW LEITCiI or tn the
Subscriber; and all persons having claims
are requested to make them known to me,
that arrangements may be made to dis
charge the same.
DAVID ANDERSON ad'mr
of James Leitch, deceased.
December 4-'29 3t
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-12-11
TERMS.

y TIE PIRGLNI9 8DVOC.1TE. will bs
"niish"d every lrid' y at three dollars per
mum. payable IN advance P''
w No subscription will he received for less
I =! SIX Months, or be discontinued, but a, the
'i,' Grrti'n OF the Editors, until ali arrearsrss
shall have been paid.
W hoover will procure FIVE, and guarantee
'he same. will be entitled I" the sixth GRATIS
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
" One squire, or loss-Three insertions 81
ZACH continuance, % ccnfs--The number Of in.
s"hi ms must bc noted on the MS. or advertise.
n,enis WEI he inserted, md charged accotdiDply
IhHanccry oiders. not exceeding two squares.
VIII be published for FIVE u, liars.
UTAli aticrs t,thc Editors must be post paid
or they viii not be attended TO.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-12-11
NOTICE

HNIIE subscribers take this method ri
informing their customers and The
- rnblic generally. fhat ti.ev have
sssM emp!"yeda MILLER WI" has "a.
.sHl24- Ken possession Of their MILLS,
20 Trey are prepared I" receive and grind
"hea' upon the SAME terms they ground
at year ;"r they vii grind each CROP SEN
irafely u requested. The Subscribers have
. good deal of nice new Flouy ON hapd
'hich they would exchange G,r vo,ed Nc,.
chopiabe Wheat.
RICHARD & JAMES DUKE.
October 23--'29 #
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-12-11

The defendant james w. Leigh, no,
having cutered their appeal ance, aud CIV
en- security according t" the ACT oi Assem-
"iy am, Tie rules al TITS & .mri, aud II app
pea,rns 10y satisfactory evidence, that he
Is not an int,atItamt uf this CumnOnw ealti
-"m motion OF the plaintiff by hls conn
sci, 1t is ordered that the SAID defendant do
appear here on the hrs, day al Feb. Court
next, and answer the p'alni.ti'S blii, anu
that copy at this order G forthwith IN
serted in the Virginia Advocate, ii news
paper published in the town oi Chariules.
vile, for two nnm.tlS successfully, and
posted at the front door ni The G .urt house
"i this county for the same length oi time.
"A Crpy-TrS,e.
IRA GARRETT ID. G..
November 1873 2m
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-12-11
HOUSE AND LOT
FOR SALE.

PY virtue Of Deed Of Trust, exc
80 cutcd TO me by Washington Chiles,
for the benefit of John Brockman and
Pleasant F. Boyd, and duly recorded III
the Clerks Office of the county of AL,
bemarle, will sell at public auction, Oh
the 26,h day of December next, for
,,ek
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-12-11
A HOUSE AND LOT

Lying in the Town of Charlottesville, on
the Main street, immediately above the
store of Isaac Raphael. This Lot con-
tains one half acre of ground, some Inn
provements, and is from its situation, We
ry valuable. Acting as Trustee, shall
convey such title only as is vested in me
10y the Deed of Trust, though the title
is believed to he unquestionably good.
GEORGE CARR,
Trustee.
November 6-'29 ids
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-12-11
UNION BAKERY,
MAIN STREET, CHARLOTTESVILLE

q t this Establishment will be KEEP,
1 a constantly on hand and furnished to
order, large L raj Bread of superior qIai.
ny, Water and Butter Crackers, Soda
Biscuits, Buns, Sugar, Honey and Ginger
Cakes, at The Richmond weight and prices
for cash.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-12-11

November 2O-'29 If
FThe Editors Of the Richmond En-
qllrer and National InelIigencer will IN
sert the above once week for four
weeks, and forward their accounts TO
this office for payment.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-12-11
LADIES' ALBU MS.

LADIES' ALBUMS.
"HE most elegant assortment ever of.
Il iered iu charlottesville. Fnr sale
by E. Watts.
TOLD BOOKS neatly rebound in
Sheep, Calf, Morocco or Roam.
October 23--'20 IF
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-12-11

a L Rules held for Albemarle Count,
IN the 4th day ui November, 1929.
James Kns"lv,ng, IL
Plaintiff 4
AGAINST.
James w. Leigh, aud Gerry, ? =
w. Kus"lvtug administrator al Us =;
kinspiviny deceased.
Defendants. <
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-12-11
SALE.

ntendingtrrem cior ,,,-.,u,:, / sl,a 4
IL offer fur sale at The lem l.. A.ada,ny 81,
HOUSEHOLDER KITCHEN
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-12-11

a T A Court held for A1bem,arlc County the
IN fifth day of October 1923.
William Crenshaw Administrator of William
Crenshaw decd, Plaintiff
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-17

/ THE unparalleled reputation of tins medicine is
! such, and Its pre-einnent virtues well cs-
tabsail, and so fully acknowledged by an Intelligent
public that 1t is scarcely necessary to say any thing
further than that il is A SOVEREIGN REMEDY
III Diseases ofthc Liver: Debility resulting nen-
Icrance and designations Old and inveterate Ulcers:
Pains IN the BOneS attended with swellinSs of the
Joints Indigcsion Bloiches OH the Face Pnples, &c
syphilis: Cuancous diseases generally and letter In
particular: Mercurial and ScrotouS complaints.
The certificates of wonderful cures performed BY
inc Caiho3coD have become numerous, as to pre-
cIude their Insertion Il! any newspaper, and has made
1t necessary for the proprietor TO print them in a
pamphlet OF about 100 pages. This will be forward
ed as possible the several Agents for IRA
t,lltous distribution, and must, pcrs strengthen
tle good opinion now entertained by the friends of
TINS medicine, and disarm. it is hoped the prejud
ces OF those who view with istrust any medicine not
Known in what is called regular practice" Facts
are stubborn things, anh cannot be gainsaid.
at the earnest solicitation of me !nbers of the med
ic inculty and others who have witnessed the aston
ieiing cures effected by the of the Vegetable
Caholicon, and VINO anxious that its benefits TO
mankind may be more widely dfused, the proprietor
has consented 10 reduce the retail price to TWO
DOLLARS per bottle; and this will he done with
out IN any way deterSDrating the quality of the med
lcnc, reducing the SiSe II the botie as has been
materially dome in the case OF S'waims Panacca.
Extracts q :ers rceany reared from physicians, au from
dgntfa Tie SIZE of Fotr's Ctolioon, Of Ian are
also agents for Sclins Pr7ncr1.
~ real more tran do-en battles of your Caiholcan WHERE
sell o bottle of SWANS hnacca; and feel great Pleasure in
Informing you at in every which have seen c Ca,
ho!con tried, it has produced decided Jencfit"
'ond you afford 10 reduce the price of yoi Catolcon 10
two dollars should more eauenrv prescribed INV patcn,
ann this woud a!Sn be done nv PHYSICIANS in
this Town ana vIcny who have le With ost effects
alter AL the othec ianaceas, G e Compound vup of Sar
sa:arila had f8ilc,l"
An eminent physician SAYS 90 have known svcl c,-s NO.
'Ened by the of your Caiholicoa, wt,h laa psv1sv
resisted the ordinary Prescriptions the faculty aud 4 have
ncyer known it In pro lace iej,,,i5,s e6ccts''
The above invaluable !Iedcue may be con unity had Of
y. H. HLSMtEF,
Jan y tlrDorir The Eacle HOTEL Rrhrnnri
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-17
REMENIlEI ME.

REaIE.NLlE.R Me.
bltE Remember Me, q religious and literary mis-
eeiiany, iateDded us Christmas and new
years present fr 1899, with handsome engravnss
ana neatly put up in waterei silk, for sale by
: jan . J. IL NASH.
AMES WINSTON, Ricinlond, Agent Tor VIM
:, rrnce, Proprietor of Human Botanic Garden,
New York, nDw advantageously known as tho
most extensive and valuable establishment oftc kind
IN this county, will receive orders for any kind of
Ernt or ornamental Trees, Grape Vines, Flowering
Shrubs, Greenhouse Plauis, Bulbous Roots, sc.
~ catalogues will be furnished grufis and the most
prompt " particular attention paid to tho forwarding
10 any part Of the State snc articles MS persons re-
siding at a distance may order.
The Trees, Shurhs, Vines, &c. Sc are put up in
,ne very best order, and may he transported many
hundred miles without injury. The experience OF the
agent, though limited, fully justices bin in recon-
,henahg to any person possessing but half acre of
iand to procure sp,all assortment of vines fruit
trees, &c, and others holding more land could no,
invest 90 or an 100 dollars more udvantagcousiy.
do Gift
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-17
L. ARSAL.OAl,

ftRATERuL tor past iavors, improves me pres
- ent opportunity of Informing his friends and
stand is III the corner house leading to Mayo's Bridge
and next door to w. II. Fitzwhylsonn's Bookstore,
where he respectfully socits the patronage of such
Us may chouse to favor him with their custom. He
has always on hand good assortment of gcntlemcns
BOOTS 81 SHOES. made of the hes, materials and
NJ the following prices, warranted to wear equal to
ony For boots Richmond made, 81. Boots made
up at the shortest notice, and as cheap as can be
made elsewhere. de In
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-17
FRESH GARDEN SEEUS-

oHN il. BLAMIRE grateful for past Sayours.
y now offers for sale, nj MS Drug and Apotheca,y
Store directly opposite the door of the Ea re Hotel
hts regular supply of fresh Garden Seeds which he of
ters lower than usual, and which he confidently recon-
menus to his friends, customers and the public; among
them-which are too numerous to mention--viz:
Superior early Washington weeks peas
True do Charleston
Large dwarf marrowfat
White kidney or bunch snap beans
Fine early york cabbage
do do CauliS,wcr
do do Baitersa
do do Purple cape broccoli
Green curied and green globe saroy,
and al other tilads
White and red solid celery
Imperial ice coss and brown Dutch lettuce
Scarle; shit top and white turnip rad!Shcs
Early golden Sioux corn, lripen in s. days.
Large red tomato
Purple egg plant
Satsnla or oyster pant
Nasturtiun
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-17
LEWIS WEBB u CO.

IS "a OFFER FOR sale. - 80
90 Bbls and i2o bags coffee, Laguira. st. Domingo
90 hhds molasses
20 hhds and 10 bSls St Croix and Ncw O,,.,r. Sill
hhds II boxes and SO bhls loaf and lump sugar
% hhds and ieo bills rye whiskey
~ bbls Caruther's rectified do
zvo bbls Isle of Wight and Northern apple brandy
do peach brandy
3 hhds and so bbis p,re N. E. ruin
do Antigua do
do Jamaica do
pipes French brandy
3 do Holland gin
e.; :: e:
London porter, cider
f90 bbs vinegar
$50 sacks Liverpool ground salt
Do do blown do
81 tons Swedes, English and American bar iron
8 do castings.
Gernan. crawlcy, blistered and cast steel
Gut and wrought nails
$50 Spanish hides
$50 sides soa leather
so sides upper leather
Barrels tanners oil
500 bbls N. Carolina cut hcrrinrs
so do mackerel
10 do prime pork
10 oNn lis bacon
AZ casks prime cheese
irish potatoes, tar, coppcrns. alum
Brimstone, indigo, pepper, pimento
Race and ground ginger, almonds
Kaisins, nutmegs, cassia, demiolns
Quart bottles, tumblcrs, dccanters wines Sc
Stone ware, window glass
Letter, writing and wrapping paper
Sperm and taflow candles
Brown and shaving soap, baeswax
Imperial, gunpowder and pouchong teas
1niponts and Rogers gunpowder
Shot, bar lead
Giover, orchard grass and herds grass seed
Whittclnore's cotton and wool cards;
ALSO,
Cotton bagging, bale rope, he'd cords
Leading lines and various other kinds Of cor.
dagc
Seine and wrapping Irvine
Shoe thread, osnaburgs threat
Osnaburgs, hessans, cotton yarn
domestic broad cloths, &c. &c,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-17
TSxsi MADEas, S24ARLAMH.

Ut IS contemplated to publish weekly, il this city,
Dnmi-tlnarto Sheet, under the above title, for The
sole benefit OF an amiahie aptincTitorious Lady. The
Editor and Caterer for this little ephee,on Dit is in
the spirit Of reluctant prophecy the term
trcnulousy hopes that it may be sufficient barely 10
announce the intention insure the Ladies Gar
land" reasonable portion of patronage from the fair
daughters and rnatrons of Virginia Independent of
fine munifccnt object of the publication, which in it.
self, Is presumed to be passport 70 the hearts oj
feminine sensbility, the high character which the La
dies of this metropolis and most parts of Virginia
have att1lned. for the successful cultivation ofeierant
literature, cannot but augur favourahy OF the scccss
of an undertaking whose very title prepossesses with
the promise Of the appropriate banquet. suited their
acquired and forming tastes. Need 1t be made
qfcry, why enterprise Of X character should not
receive the fostering attention Of air Virginiars, as
hmm pradl,ctio when their patronage is So freely
extended to foreign productiops ofa sinnillr pnrpor
We hope it may yet be m important item in the so-
preserving prime pie of independence with Virginia
it is with some Of her sister states, To- ppy pro-
nor devotion to the encouragement oftcrature with
in her own limits.
PERMa-The price Of the Ladies Garland, will b.
two dollars year, to be paid half yearly in advance.
~ Editors of newspapers who ru9y be disposed
TO exchange with u.s. will confer favor by foTwar-
ding theirs without delay f:b t.