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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-01-29
A SOVEREIGN REMEDY

In Diseases of the I.ivrrs Debility resulting
i,om ln,cmperance and dissipation Old and in
Seierae Ulcers PANS IN the Bones, attended
with sweings oil the joints +: lndegesiio"
l;oichrs on the Face Pimples, &c. Syphilis
'ulaneous diseases generally, aud Tetsr in par
ficular: Mercuria' and Scrafulous complaints.
The certificates Of wonderful cures perform
frl by the Caihol con. have become so numer-
oGs, as TO preclude their Insertion in any news.
paper, and has ,nadc ii necessary for the pro
Jrietor to print them in a pamphlet of about
ipo pages. This will br forwarded as soon as
possbe 10 the several Agents tor gratuifous dts
aibntion, and mast, on perusal, streng Then the
god opinion now entertained by the friends Of
ths mcdcene, and J,sarn, as ii is hoped, the
prtjudccs OF those who view with distrlIst any
medicine net known IN what is called sregu-
lar prdctIre@ Facts are s,ubbon things, and
cannot DC gainsad
Attic earnest solicitations of members Of tn
medical faculty, and others who have witnessed
- astonishing cures effected by the use OF The
Vegetable Catholicon, and who are anxious that
Is benefits TO mankind may be more widely diff
II sed, the proprietor has consested 10 REFUGE
the retail price to TWO DOLL AIRS
per bottle /; aud this will he doue without ~ any
way deteriorallng the quality OF the medicine,
ar reducing The size Of The bottle. as has been
materially doue in the case Of Swaim's Pan
area.
The above genuine Medicine Tor sale by
WALTER II. MIDDLETON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-01-29
TERMS.

a.. ,.. aun,a'n payable a'yance.-So sub
y ~ ,S - ra.s,seI far less time than SIX mouihs
crl,sa VIZ 81, MS l,.s.stnnod thnt u the discretion
81 de- ~ siI,srs) until all arrsarasss arc paid
wi, he ,Sssi 81 at e 81 sr sa rs,
qaafe y. rao.e from q distance must bs paid Tor
eanthn thar insertion, the payment assumed by
,,saeer, ORDERS not exceeding two squares are IN.
ii for six dollars.
-, ,uietters addressed 10 the Editors must De posi
~ ,nsy will not be attended "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-01-29
hoononly p. ECONOMY

4 HOSE disposed 10 Economies IA dress
will find it 20 their advantage to call Al
onr establishment, where they will find an ele.
aanl assert ment Of Geuiemen's Clothing, OF
super hne. fine and common qualities, that,
ap'n trial, will be found 70 Gil rs well, aud
NE asfal'hiuly made rs II made To order MS
va work may be depended upon, this estah-
">pthh' viii b" found 10 ,r "A gren, convent
once 10 ne Citizen and the Traveller, as they
.ah De shp'lied with epsry af.icle OF Dress,
also, Bn"', SHOES, fine and coarse Hats. eve
y. DESCRIPTION Of Cioaks and over Goats, &c
shas' wishing 90" bargains, wonI IN we
"'aVoEns with a cali WALKER IL Co.
Emporium OF Fashions
alan Office. ~
Dee. l.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-01-29
The above genuine Medicine Tor sale by
WALTER Fl. MIDDLETON.

II Will sell from 3JOio 800 acre. ., unc,,,Tr
= ed land, lying in Bedford county, three
quarters Of mile from New London Academy
aud thirteen from Lynchburg. It's well adapt
ed TO the culture Of Tobacco and the different
tmd OF grain usually cultivated in the neighbor
hood Is we'll watered. aud lies better than anv
tract ofits size in this part ofthe country. II is
sos'inated as to he entirely exempted from da-
mage by heavy rains or high water. The terms
WIZ be very accomm OdatiHg; say one, two
anu three wears, upon IA small payment in hand.
Inquire ofihe subscriber, one mile and a hal
south of New London. ALEX. AUSTIN.
Ian II 100
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-01-29
Only So PER BOTTLE.

7kSiE unparalleled reputation Of this med
Il cine is such and its pre-eminent sirI"et
are So well established, and so fully ackncw-
edged 10y an intelligent public. that 1t IS
scarcely necessary to say any thing further
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-01-29
New Fall Arrivals. of
MEDICINES. DRUf,S.

'dfNTS. OILS. DYE-sTUFFS. anil DYE
WOODS, gryund aud IN Aicks. WiNDDU.
Glass, PUTTY BRUSHES. ZINES,
SHUTS, FANCY ESSENCES, FJNcp
soaps. PERFUMEaY SPIRITS TuR
pENTiVE. ALCOHOL. TURPEN1IAi.
soap, SEG.ihS. nc &c.
30n lbs. ties EPSON salts
900 do do Glaubers. do
5o0 bottles Castor 0li---al kinds
40 Kegs best White Lead
4oo do do Spanish Brown
1,0o0 lLs. dry White Lead
LEGO do do Spanish Brown
500 gallons Spirits TurpcHiine
IS do Sweet OIL
cD0 lbs. Chronic Yellow
1oo do do or Patent Green
1O0do Prussian Blue
lOoo0 do Log~ood in sticks (Compeqohy)
1000 do ground Logwood
1000 do do Fustic
1900 do stick do
LOCO do ground G smwood
6Gl do Nicaragua
60 do Arrow Root all kinls
3ood Starch, superior
1900 do hest Alum
3,oO0 do do Copperas
300 do Borax. refined and crude.
1000 do Blue Vitr,ol
loo do white do
2On do Rochelle Salts, pow dcred
2D0 do Sal Soda
100 do Super Carb Soda
900 TO Lump Magnesta
90 do Calcined do
100 do Spanish Flies
800 do Cream Tartar
100 do Gum Camphor
1000 do White Chalk
1900 do Spanish Within.
1900 do best Putty
900 do Aqua Forts
ON do Oh Vilriol
do Muria,ic Acid
90 do Nitric Acid-artne
90 boxes Window Glass
$40 lbs. Snuffs---sll kinds, .in hotties and
jars
500 boxes Segars--from 81 90 10 S22 per
Thousand
Old PORT and MAD ERR WTNEs
Ia bottles, and by the gallon, o., cask +,
or larger quantity.
Prime CIaret Wine
Paint Brushes, ground and nneround
Sash Toois do do
Scrubbing Brushes
Hair do
Tooth do agreat variety
Busting 40
Cloth do
Comb do
Velvet do 80
Camrs' flair do
a.. a.. xl,,n,, Toa<rn a,d Tn.z.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-01-29

\ HAVE inr HE two women, n small girl.
u ana several boys. T.. FLETCHER.
san. -. .
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-01-29

lottery and Erchange OCicc.
III subscriber has retaoged his Lottery
and Exchange Office TO the house latel,
iIcap~d by NJ M. White, neari, opposit,
'iessrs john, i,am u Caswcll Poe.
b. " HEWSON.
Successor to s " VI. Allen g. Co.
Nov. "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-01-29

CnmD 40 q
Velvet do -
Brushes tor marking roaceo and Co,tos
Pitches or marking Brushes
Fancy Soaps--French, English and Amer.
ican--a great variety
Water colours, and colours for Velvet paint
Ing
Periumery Fancy cntglass and PLAIN
Smelling VIals-ths greatest variety
in Virginia
A most splendid assortment Of Fancy FL.
sences aud Wsers--vZ Honey, Co
lognp, Lavender, Jessamine, Musk, Vi.
olst. Otto of Rose, &c. &c.
Shoe and Boot Brushes
Shoe, Boot ard Harness Varnish
Copsl, Japan, and Spirit Fannsaes
1000 lbs. best Glue
200 do Red Saunders
900 do Gum ShelIac
900 Capar-all qualities
loo Blue Calls
600 lbs Brazaletio Wood
All the new remedies lately Introduced into
he practice OF medicine.
Thermometers.
600 lbs. Virdieris
an CALI. Alcohol
1000 lbs. Venetian Red
40O do Red Lead
900 do Rochelle Powders
1000 do Tnrpeniinc soap
200 do Calo,nc
loo do powdered Jalap
loo do powdered Rhubarh
Spanish loaiant Indigo
ALL THE SECRET REMEDIES
All the Patent Medicines ia uss
Swaim's, Wilson's, and SCOTS Pan5ceas
Potter's Caiholicon
DR.. Chambers celebrated Remedy for In
temperance
Surgical Instruments, in cases and sepa-
raie--alI kinds in use
Obsteirical do
Irusses-alI kinds in use
Cathefer's-ai kinds do
Bougie's do do
Mathematical Instruments
Shop Furniiure--all kinds in USE
A most beautiful assortment of Snuff Box
es--the variety far exceeding any IN
Virginia
Together with great variety Of other articles,
TOO numerous TO mention, and weeily arrivals,
shich always keep the stock on hand large
and fresh-all of~hch are offered to my friends,
10 The citizens of Lynchbnrg, TO Merchants
Physicians. and the public generally, at much
0psr prices than they ever WIRE sold IN this
place. Howell DAVIES.
Main Street, Lynchbnrg.
Dec, %.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-01-29

NOR. could he snii Within hound. a. the utility
md advantages ot this valuable plant owe, NIL u
lhe,s now in use therefor, will nov show III.
grvatest prodlci ions of che various crops per u.
ere. Then. we eau ige Tor urselses the bes,
IN ..nh.rl in ALr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-22
TO THE PIJRI.Jc

-hg't Coach lane from Guyandohe TO Siauu.
ton, Ifsree Times a Week.
NE SUBSCRIBERS have established "A Line of Post
- Coithes from OuyandOttc TO Stanton which m
stead oil running tWice week only, as stated in a 4 r
her notice, VIII, Tor the greater accommodation of the
traveller, and to prevent unavoidable DELAY ON the
road, perform The route three times a week
Inc Liac WI pass through Charleston, and from
thence, by the Links and the State Turnpike To-
lcwlsburg and the principal Medicinal Sprinps tn
w'; the !" hlte Sulphur, the Hot, the Warm SC 10
SLaunton.
II Will leave Guyandottc every Tuesaay. Thurs,
@3U and Saturday, ut o'clock, A. NJ. aud on its
retuFa' WIZ leave Staunton every Wednesday FRI
day ana Sunday, at the same hour.
AT Staunton the Line meets the Charlot,esviIl.
Richmond, aud Fredericksburg Lines also .unning
three times week.
The route, from Guyando;te TO Stannton viii bs
performed IN five travelling days 0he 9TH dav in each
week being necessarily resting day aud from Stauu
ton 10 Richmond, or Fredericksburg, in two DAYS
ana from Richmond to the City of Washington in
20 hours, and from Fredericksburg to the CITY. in
eight hours. - "
route. '' '"'
Persons ascending tho Ohio on their way to the
North, VIII hnd this route avery pleasant and cbean
one And those who may wish to visit the Springs
are informed that, exclusive of this Line, they can
generally be accommodated, short notice, with
good ezSTd Coaches to those Watering places
Andthe public are assured that i'm attention "a tle
accommodation and comfort of the passengers so far
as good Coaches and Teams and skliu attentive and
sober Drivers afford them thc line shall nat he
inferior to any other IN Tie State.
PORTER & BsLDEN
FtoPr'eiors .sfoa GUynldcds 10 TIE Ha,hI Springs
JOHN WISE
Proprietor from the gam Scyi.gs to Sfauafo,a
Richmond Va. June ! ,. Ig2d T. 3,n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-22
A MAN OF WAR.
EIiFaot from fhc ne'o american U'orE, enIitleik
"Sketches If .Ndrai Life, &C."

/
"Sketches n .Ndral Life, Sc"
L. 5. FRIGArE BRANDYwINE, 1926.
Let me introduce you to our Frigate. She
Is noble vessel. | well recoIlect nv feel
Ings when she first came in sight Yesterday,
had come down from Washington i'm a
small sloop, whose narrow deck and scantv
accommodations, with a rough sea, made
me almost wish myself on terra lirma again;
but when the Brandywine rose before me.
nice in every proportion her spars delicate,
ly tapcred, and all above like II thing oP
fancy and taste, while all below looked
proud defiance, | could not forbear a warm
acclamation, thought OF her, 100, as rush,
ing out onthe broad deep ocean; receiving
homage hom man and elements; giving pro.
lection To the feeble, and putting the nigh
~ To flight; carrying her banner into every
port, and making the name of American
feared and respected; and did not wonder
that an officer loves his ship. She is fri
gate ot the first class, carrying fifty. four
guns, thirty long thirty-twos on the main and
twenty-four thrty-two pound carronades on
the upper deck. She has IA roGnd stern.
aud Is considered a fine model. What
strikes rue most, however, is the dark. tbrea-
tening character of her hull; she looks as il
made Tor execution, and the man. must
bc bastard who would shrink from proving
ii; her very name Is associated with blood
shed for "homes and firesides.'' md she will
bc q sacred ship after carrying General La
iayette back to his country And now after
this view of her exterior, let us 60 on the
decks and take Il look round. You are n no.
vice, but have learnt little, and will de-
scribe them as well as ] can. The upper is
called the spar deck, and by this name I
shall always designate it in my letters: all
from the mainmaSt aft forms the quarter
deck, and this is appropriated exclusively 10
the officers: no seaman is allowed to be seen
on II except on business; when he enters u
he lifts his hat, and an officer must do the
same; to the latter the compliment is always
returned by the officer on duty. This is Tho
most sacred part Of the ship: but more Of
ships ceremonies by and by. The ships
sides extend about five feet above this deck,
and are surmounted by trough Of painted
canvass, running the whole length, the use
of which puzzled me at first. This - called
the hammock MEETINGS, and contains the
sailors hammocks during the day; u Is wea-
Their proof, and the hammOcks, ranging w'it
the sailors heads, arc said to be good de-
fence i'm time Of action. The Whole e ibis
wall. If may call it so, running arotind tho
spar deck, is called tho bulwarks The next
below this is the man or g,tr deck: the ca.
bin occupies ITS dii " part, and rea"Hes near.
" ~ the rl'-ru y.l.t. .'h' oH 'iGons OF tho
cabin. Or bu.o'rs.,s as au pot,ifins are
.-I -I s'. .'v-a, ..n .AytC1... c.Il ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-22
STAGES.

NENRAVELLERS are Respectfully informed that
4 the Western Stages To Lynchburg and Salem,
&c. leave Richmond on Mondays w edncsdavs &
Fridays, at y. Nj; arrive at Iynchburg the
next days by p. NJ, cnd Salcm the third dav
"hcre the great Valley Inc to huntsville, Nash
vile, &c. Is connected. Before reaching Salem.
at Fiuks' on the Blue Ridge mountain, this line in
tersects Caldwcrs line, which pnsser Fincastle
Sweet Springs, Salt and White Sulphur Springs &c.
iutersecting Porter " Bcldcn's line at i.cwisburr
which runs to Guyandotte on the Ohio river
The Richmond line III returning will leave Salem
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 4 A. NJ.
and Lynchburg on Wednesdays, Fridays and Mon
days at A. NJ.
The travel Will be performed by daylight in sum
mer
For seats to the West. apply at the bar of the
Union Hotel, Richmond.
All Baggage or property, whether belonging to
passengers or other persons, at the risk of the res
Elective owners thereof
4. PATTERSON, Proprietor.
RcHMo~D g. SAIFsJ.
~ R.-Csldwclls line Rms only twice week
Passengers for the Springs, &c. should leave Rich
mQnd Wednesdays and Fridays
ulv 10 tc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-22
RICHMOND SEMINARY.

SEVERAL Of my friends having interested thenscIvs,
- IN dssuading me from change which I h,d con-
'cmpated, in the arrangements Of Seminary tine pub.
lie respectfully informed that viii he continued
tho ensuing year, without any material cnauee The
order of studies.
In order tn avoid any future risuudesta nding the
TERMS which pupils viii he received, are annexed
THE Seminary will open the FIRST Of October next.
aud close on the last day 0f July following
No pupil of immoral character who been DIS.
MISSED from ANY other school. can be admitted
No pupil viii be received Tor shorter period tlsn
the academic year, aud in of EXPULSION, the ia.
rent or guardian shall forfeit the tuon lse.'
M pupil will he furnished with certificate rC pre-
paratiou fu COLLEGE, unless he shall attended the
Seminary full term, and shall have passed = salts
fct~y cxsmuNtiuu. ~ the higher Greek Latin clas
sicks, and the studies With bcn,; rs also in
Geography, Astronomy. Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry.
Plane and Spreucal Trig'nnmrtry.'
'Ihe charge will be $6O-paysble half yearly IN adj
vance.
AN charge Of 10 year wit 5s made f7r F-nch
and Spanish. ,rner. WI. BURKE
~ ] am DESTROYS 90 take into my family ten do lie
and gcnfce little buys, companion, aud class fellows
frr my sco, in his private sudrs. These brsles the
advantages Of the SEMINARY. viii private nstur-
tioui they shall bc treated confidence aud affection,
and SHALL be objects of eessng attention
Ny price tor board and tuition will be- $500 per term
IDLY l-wfw ". a..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-22
SUMMER GOODS

III NELSON has received bv IN. FL, ~.
W. and other late packets from Neu, WI.
aIu n'iaue,Pha' general assortment of GOODS
aosPteo 10 the season; amongst which are
Cahcoes and printed cambrics of new s,,o
English and French cambria ginphams
Ram, plaid and striped batteste
Palmyrene, assorted colors
taIry palrnyrcne dresses
Italian nett and berepe
English and French mcrino bomhaziue
in" ack itaiiah lsstring, OF superior quality
IieaVy India satin and levantine
jet and black marcelline
Colored and black Gros de Naples
Iongee silks. of superior quality
Extra heavy black Mandarin cranes
b'ack ahd colored NaIkin and Canton do
a. ID and q 4 camb.ics and iacone,s
ram and figured Swiss musins (par, vary G,,
ram aud figured book and null do '
,,1 ana ID 'amboured and plain bobbinet laces
lnread and gimp laceS and edginrs. assured
n'ch worked lace pelcrenes. canes hdkcs 4, vo;Is
embroidered and tamboured muslin do
snort and long bcrege and gauze scarf
ancy osrege gauze and silk hdkfs assor,cd
Italian silk and Swiss muslin crayats
Thread cambria hdkfs
Madras, Maiahar and Britannia do
fine and superhne blue and black cloths
pix heres tine and Marsees vestiup
SSupcrhne brown and white French drilEnos
black and grey hastings
company and nance chop nankeens
IIorentlne and Jeans, FOR bows wear
Al Irish and German linens
Long lawns and bird eve DIAPERS
- and lO-f table diaper and dau,a,k
"a Cd, and l0-4 L.:avy mill spun sIlceiinos
Tmgfsh and French silk hosiery, assorted a
White brown and fancy ,uirt cotton and silk
half hose "''' 'N
Ladies' and gentemeiPs gloves, assc-,e,l
Paraso!S and umbrellas
narvcd and plain tortoise, tuck and side combs
paIm Leaf, feather and Chinese painted fans
domestic shiriings, sireciing plads, apron CHECKS
and shee'ings
Also,
Il constant supply of heavy power loom sl,ccinps
manufactured IN this city, by Messrs Cunninobnm g.
anderson, and for sale at their loves, cash price.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-22
FRESH SUMMER GOODS.

w +. nave received by the Effort and Fairfield
from New York, many scarce and seasonnblq
Srtlclcs among them are
Extra quality iaamee nankeens
Very superior white satins
Black eros de hides
BiIic and jet black Gros de Mans
Green, white pink and straw coorcd forcnces
WAItr' black PINK and green Ital. grapes
NTcophne Grapes. assorted colnrs
Figured satin and Grzs de Nan bopnot rihhons
NJ. g. Q, ;. i6 81 p plain GIos &c Nap do.
various coors N"'
Rain SYss aud checked ,nus,ius
81 book and bishop lawi.s
Common aud fine plain bob5inc,;s
handsome stripe ginghtus
Birds eye diapers
~ manG l % %'r' and white ro;'on ih'riGse
W hate feather fans
Palm leaf do with ivory handles
case common palur leaf DO
super white and figured Marsrus vestnrs
Shell tuck and side combs
Brazil, tuck and side do
Black cirCassians
few pieces super blue do
Back hastings and prunelrus
> pieces extra fine Sd BLACK meriuo bomhaz zines
TOR gcntcmen's summer wear
Extra fine Angola and Rouen cassmcycs
Brown French billings
cases common do do chcap
ndies horseskin gloves
Misses horsCskn miiis
Ribbon and bonnet wire
Super blue and drab sewing c''Is
lrlsh and GERMAN linen sheciInps
BuekrGms. grey and drnb p7ddinos
2 bales canvass, No. To i
) cases low priced prints
DO ladies open straw bnncls
do do Leghorn do
90 bales % inch brown shirtinrs,
All Oh which we offer at lohoi1sale or reiqi} at u,,-
sually low prices.
june B.1LDU'LN. Ives g. Ca
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-22

IOHN b. ROY having removed to Norfolk
has established himselftherc as Commission MGR.
chant g. will transact any business couhded hscare
The possession Of the commOdious Fire proof Public
Ware house, situated IN the most eligible part Of the
Borough enables him TO offer to the Planters descend
ing the Roanoke, secure aud "or""~-0' storage of
'eit proiucc: ISIS utEco ~ o. ur'-c r.''" .' &C
I..s4 - McsS.s. ,. s. i. / ;4,y. ...c-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-22
Fashionable Boot and Shoe store.

HAVE on hand, and are constantly recciy
~ ing from their Factory fresh supplies of every
description Of Ladies and Gcntlcmcn's Boots and
Shoes, whclrOr durability ease and beauty - Sitting,
arc too much celebrated 20 need comment. S'hclr
assortment is very extcnslye-aud II procuring the
best of workmen and first rate materials will ensure
continuation of the liberal patronage already cxton
ed to their establishment, the oxertlons OF their Nr
shall be Hnromittod.
iuv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-22

HERRlNGS, SALT, &c.
H(&ll Barrels behring's, No.
230 sacks salt
~ kegs Goshen butter, very fire, in kegs of
80, 30 and so lbs
23O tos smoked beef, first chop, Just received by
the Planter
few boxes gen1ine clarct WING
dozen patent coffee mills
5000 Spanish cigars, half boxes of which
are warranted real Spanish tobacco aud made in Ia
ruia, Tor sale by ENOCH $. COURTNEY
may ~ Main ST. opposite the Old Market
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-22
FRESH SPRING GOODS
L. kct squareJ have just received ''iaf-
he'1 zee n snd 500 packages Of
FRESH DRY GOOHS

U'PrSIHS one oil TIC largest, most psncral and 40
s5aole stocks Of Spring Goods they have ever ot1ar
cd Tor sale. a more particular advertisements IN
rr " " -e uaye. april %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-22

u ono. e. DJJNC:IISON's 0EOf:RAPIIY.-Just
~ received an Introduction the study Of GIcciau and
Roman GeogmphyBy George Long ESQ late Of the nver
s1y Of Virginia. OF the University Of London, aud Robcy
j. II. NASH
The above work is said N he very valuable june -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-22
NOTICE.

NUDGE,
LII persons Indebted TO the estate of the late Ro-
"a bert KewGn, requested to settle tho same;
and those To whom the estate is indebted will scndin
their claims for adjustment.
DAVID BARCLAY, Admir-
iun5 ts Of RobeJt Kewen, dec,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-22
NER. THOMAS TAYLOR is authorised

IHH AlClhD "A l4OIe II dulliOiio'h
Iva to cell two valuntlc LOTS, lying near the
centre Of tho city; in front Of the Washington
Pavorn, the other Immediately back of Mr. StanaTds
The improvements the first arc removable at the
end of the term (3lst Dec next by Mr.. Goddin, the
tenant GEO. HAY, acting
june I for the Proprietor
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-22
B1LDUEN. U1ES & Co.
CLASSICAL READER.
'kNIiIS work has Just been received n

Evils work has just been received at the
bookstore opposite the Eagle. An extract
from tho Visitor & Telegraph of Oct. last, will show
the nature and object of the work.
"IU CLAssnAL RFAnu, Selection N in Prose
Verse from thc most eminent English Arnerre. writers
FOR the Use Of the higher classes public and private Scmna
res by Rev. :. W r. Greenwood, aud q. g. Emerson of
Boston.
THIS work Is valuable acquisition our schools This or
enc OF IKE character las long been very much varied I
reading hooks hitherto the hands higher
in our schools pre- III suited 10 gain the object Prom
examination OF this work, think among best ropl
tons have for thc advanced and families
II has many eNcelencCs recommend attention Of
parents aud teachers, OF which will briefly advert
l. In al its selections is decidedly favorable 10 virtue and
religion and It's matter appears TO have been selected witt much
taste and judgment
2 It's work purely national and modcrd II has naFy
valuable historical facts and anecdotes relation In the carly
history the character manners, geography our
country Ia the matter u contains, u adapted the
taste feelings and habits Of the present age embodes many
1i the brightest and most sparkling Of Irving, Webster
Everett jefferson Chanuing Sparks, Bryant and c'civa &c
s. he selections calculated awaken curiosity Of
the young scholar, and form aud improve lis taste II will
iprart ~ him mental refinement and nhtn him with
generous taat for elevated, moral and manly lerau,
Teachers and others arc invited to call and examine
tho work ARIEL. WORKS
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