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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-19
lNDU GAWIQNa

NUIs5 ANN l.. I. WRIGHT proposes to
lv teach n School nj tue House recently
occupied rs School House 10y Nj. Thomas
Moormsn, in Lynchburg, 10 commence the lst
Of September.
sac will teach Reading Writing. Grammar.
Geography, Drawing. Pointing, aud all the Or
namenlal brsnche, OF Needle work. Her terms
for Tuition are, for Reading, and Wiring, 50,
Grammar, Geography and Needle work, 80,
Drawing and Painting. aud all the otnamehlal
branches OF Needle work, SO per session of
five months, payable AT The expiration OF the
same.
Having had considerable experience as :
Teacher, and believing that she has rendered
general satisfaction, she hopes TO merit
SHARE OF public patronage. She has certificates
from several gentlemen of respectability, rela-
i've to her qualifications. &c. asa Teacher.
whose children she has recently taught, which
eau be seen on application.
Aug. l9s "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-19

To Psy.sa Haaltr oad naaeh his ieik1--foss
uerLg Ramsh Reamg--A
HSAkE NOIICE-tbas we shall proceed
i 10 take the opposition Of Daniel ksamy az
Others, nj The residence of Thomss Startling, in
the county of Henry, and State OF Virginia, on
the fourth Friday in September neat, bet.ec.t
san rlse and sun set Of that day ; 10 be real as
evidence on the taking of an account bef,rs
the Commissioner, directed by the 5npsripr
Court Of chanesry for the Lynchburg Dis cf,
in suit therein depending, in which we. rs
surviving. partners OF the late firm Of Kyle &
Mays. are Plaintiffs. and Andrew Patterson,
yourselves and others. are Defeudents.--In
case said evidence, from any cause, be not taken
or completed on the day aforesaid, the taking
" III be continued from day 10 day At the said
place, till finished. Your obedient servants,
DAVID L. WIN. KYLE.
Surviving Partners OF Kyle a. Mays.
August 10.
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Improvement in Tailoring.

vuuiIE Subscriber has devoted 3 Of
N the last years TO this object.
n Having dicovercd few simple
principles by which the peculiarirrs Of The In.
man form is aScrnained win great accuracy
on the prouaciion principle. and bestowed
much attention aud devoted much time, IN ap-
plying lhese principles 10 the practical uses
u the trade, and moreover, having had, while
Ia the prosecution OF these objects, much inter
course with many oi the first IaIlors in this
country, and their decided appreciation II the
soundness o the principles laid down, he hopes
II will mol be deemed VAIN ~ him II be present.
himself, M at least equally well qualified with
others IN tue same iInr, ~ please those who
may be anxious to have their clothes to III them
wnh elegance aud ease. Having spent a
great part Of tho spring and summer IN the city
OF Philadelphia aud us vicinity he pledges
himself to make up his work IN The snme
still as il now made by the best Tailors
IN that Guy. Behaving that these advantages
wi entitle the subscriber 10 share oi public
patronage, no has again opened n shop in
Lynehburg, which is 81 present ~ the upper
CART of the mouse occupied by MIR. George Bag.
by, on Bank Square.
DANIEL WILLIAMS.
Aug 10. Is
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pi6GLs' OFFICE.

DiGGES' OFFICE,
Lynchburg. Aug. 1911, 1880.
Drawn numbers in the Della ware and North
Carolina Lottery, Clsss No. 2, for 1880.
90 80 ~ . 46 SO o 90.
Renew your small prizes in the New York
Lottery, Extra, No. % So prizes of 1000 Dol
drawing viii be received this day.--New
York Lottery, Extra. No. 2l--3 Capitals OF
10000 Dollars. draws this day in the city OF
New fork-Dismai swamp Lottery, class No
II. draws an the 10Th inst Capital 10000
Dollars. For chances IN the above splo adid
schemes, pop in At DIGGES' LOTTERY
aud Exchange Otjce, Ly N CHI. Va.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-19
OBITUARY

E" Max The Petfect man, and behoid the upright for
ca end Of that man IS peace
DIED, at lii rcsideaee Ia this place ON the mo,nipp
of the l4Ih ius. RICHARD THURMAN Sou in the
bHs year Of his age lie of the Patriots of the
Revolutionary contest, Agd served under the com
mand OF Gen Ldtayete. snort time before the capture
OF Cornroilis ito lived US he Wudld wish 10 die and
for upwards of twenty years has been member OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church. Ills third wiz IL nos, A
widow. lie oity had children by hio hrst, and oi I'm,
regular lineage there ~ iIylny who lgpothgr
VITA hishuhcrOus friends, are iet to Idlcnt lUss
With habits unassuIning plan
And dbeently desUut,
"iIIe ms ldconic precepts were
Mad ~hBt you are about
Dame Nature If TO exert her skill
Throughout her ireaby reign,
To form another leart as pure
Would hHd hot eiorts yuin.
No sordid vice nor cantng slang
Ills halcyon bosom knew;
HIS soul war ls llnpI1 streatu,
AS pure as morning dew.
We markd him through this worlds career
Aud scann'd ms mystic fight,
We seem TO see hum IN the sk itA
EncIrcled with delight.
From this terreuc he buoyant rose
On FAITHS aspiring wIng,
In yOudcf VISTA JOINS tho choir
With morning siars ~ sing
Though no perusd no classic lore,
Where master minds may roam,
His memory to his friends Is dear,
Aud Heaven has took hun home.
Life like taper, leaves no trace
OF In.Idonts IT gave,
Aud thSugh pr0tractod, transient stin
As bubbles on the wave.
May Heaven prepare for that hour
That swiitly must advance,
When goblin Death, with giant stride,
Snail huf his massive IBnees
IL The Fulsrsl Sermon of Richard Thurman Sen .
will be preached tho he51dst Episcopal Church
Sunday next, he I'D O'Clock T. NJ. by the Rev
John Early.
DiED-A the residence Of Mr.. Thos.
Walker OF smith {. (Ienn) MARLIN BUR-
METZ, aged 23-la,e OF Campbell, Virginis
Under lingering disease, he suffered the most
excrucaing pain for more than months, and
though under the care Of Drs. Ray, Richmond
and others. 'killlu in their profession. the fatal
issue could not he prevented. He WIS a young
man of tie most unbiemished reputation,
aud those relatives whose 500 hing cares
take from the bed Of suiieIings, much Of It's BIT
terness, yet the kndest attentions were be-
slowed on tim by the strangers aud adopted
friends amoag whom he soJourned and by whom
ms memory IS honored aud mouiped.
Nashville Republican.
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NOTICE.

CAPT. WILLIAM SALE Sir, take no.
U i lice that | shall, on thursday the 10th
day of Sep emher. between the rising aud set
ting of the sun, proceed to take the deposition
Of Mr.. William Sand,dge. n, his own house,
to he read as evidence IN case now depend
ing IN the Amherst Chancery Court. IN which
am plaintiff, and yourself and others. deien.
dan,s. at which time and pIhce yoa css attend
if lou think proper 10 do So
WESLEY y. DUNCAN.
Aug. ~.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-19

YHyHOMAS DILLARD has opened School
a at his residence, in the upper end of
town, for the balance ofihe year, into which
few Pupils may find adm Ittanee On very
reasonable terms
Aug 10. q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-19
LAND FOR SALE.

NPY virtue Of n decree of the county court
- Of Buckingham, will be sold. 10 The high-
est bidder. on Thursday. tho 10th Sspie m,er
nest. II fair, If not. the ne., fair dag .heseaf--
ter, on the premises. the tract of iaud belong
iGg to the estate Of Christopher johnson, decd
lying In tho county Of Amherst, on RuiIaloe
River, on which Reuben Barfoot now resides,
containing about 40 acres. 4 credit OF ONE
aud two years will he given, The purchaser
giving bond aud good security. The liberty of
seeding wheat, will be given forthwith. and iull
possession on the ", day of January next.
WILLIAM STEVENS.
WILLIAM w. FkRGUSON
JOHN I. BOCOCK.
Aug. 10. wdw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-19
TRUST SALE.

HY virtue OF a deed oil trust, executed to VI
- by John Talbot and Nancy his wife. besi-
ine date the 3ls, day OF July. 1923, ana duly
recorded 10 Campbell Clel1s Office. we, or eli
Their ofns. will. for purposes therein expressed,
sell 10 the highest bidder NJ public auction. on
the premises. on tho l7ih day II September.
1890. u tract Of land In said county, supposed
to contain two hundred aad fifty acrus, lying
Oh Whipping Creek, and adjoining she lsnds
of the estate Of Villision Talbot, David g.
Talbot aud others. Tue terms Of sale W III ba
c,eii, OF one and two years. equal instalmeDls.
with bond and good personal security, and .
deed Of trust 90 the properly. Acting rs trus-
tees No shall convey such title only isis vested
in W. ALONsON WINSTON.
WIN. NJ. WVES,
Aug. ID ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-19

For thu beneG, OF the Dismal Swamp CansI
Company, 18th clsss.
Will be drawn at Richmond on Friday the 10th
OF August, 1880.
90 number Lottery-9 orawu Ballots.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-19
REVIEW
or the LyncIlburg Markets,
Corrected for the Vrginian, bg
THOMAS 4. HoLooanE and RICHARD YREE,
Commission Merchants.

AUCTION SALES.
Extreme prices of passed Tobac-
CO, from SO 6oto 90
Inferior 10 coinmon 2 60 10 go
Comnon To good 3 SOTO 4 50
Good 90 fine, oOt 90
otrlps, 3 no 4 80
Refused, Il o. to : 90
Iospecled the past week 3l6 hhds. oi passed
tobacco ~ hhds. refused-to total 435.
Our market i, without change as 10 prices.
The qnsnliiy opening is large for the season.
Prices are low in all the Foreign and Domestic
markets.
Flour. SO Soto 3.75
Wheat 60
Cora 200
Whskey 80 10 81
Hemp, 4 40 Ia J so
Bacon 6to
IL Wa have in Store few barrels FAM.
~ Flour, new which we will sell low
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-19
SCHEME

81 Of SO. 81 Of 80, 81 Of %, IUZ OF 80,
&c. &c.
Amounting to $l02 $50,
And continuing Eighty -Four Capital PyiseG
Whole Tickets only 81. Halves ", Qrs 81.
For sale in the greatest variety 81 numbers a,
WARDS LUCKY OFFICE.
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VI ARtSlAt,f,.

MARRIED, on tuesday 3rd inst. by the
Rev. Gabriel Walker, Mr.. MURRY WEBB.
To Miss DElANA, youngest daughter Of ste.
phen Davidson, all oi Buckingham.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-19

NAiiE subscriber has just received lev
dress patterns of Adrsnople, the most
beautiful aud fashionable Goods for Ladies
dresses. which he has ever offered TO The pub
lie,
An additional supply of GAUGE Handkerchieis.
Belt Ribbons. blue, pink aud green Lus,ring
Ribbons,
White Sauins, 4 4 Ga Bobinet Laces, and,
will IA very few days receive new supply
of Calcoes IRISH Linens, Lawns, and vey
large stock Domes,ics. Spun Cotton, trocerE,
&c &c. nil OF which will be sold at uncon'
monty low prices for cash only.
HENRY ALLISON.
July %. n.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-19

WAND > OFFICE,
Nn Augasi, 18Th, 1880.
il HE following are the numbers drawn Tor
,ery. the Delaware and North Carolina Lot
Cd class on the lC,h inst.
60 80 al 2 40 So DO
and the following numbers were drawn on Toe
Il,h inst. for the Rhode Island State map Lot
terry, 4 h class. 20 N
20 81 So IS 10 2 ~ "
Call and renew your small priaes@
WARDS OFFICE:
"a, Tickets lo ,hs l2tn Dismal swamp Lottery
which draws
TO-MORROW
in Richmond, aud tho drAsing will pc reeeseo
~ TUESDAY evening next. The drawing 81
IN. Free Road Lst,eS, expected To" evsh{2G'
Aug. Y -A-4A~Ak-&-4-A.-----
- n z<Su - ~ H.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-19
NEW ARRIVALS,

Aug. 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-23
Summer Fashions.

A Pr. FL. JENKINS Fancy Dry Good and Irish
IA Linen Store, are received the following rich.
new-style and fashionable goods, received by the 70.
cent arrivals at New York, from Paris and England,
together with many goods from auction, which will
be sold at reduced prices.
Ooe box new-siyle Leopold fancy gauze scarfs.
the only lot of the kind in this country
One box fancy gauze scarfs, seasonablo colors
One box do do MeZotinto handke. thiefs do do
Rich figured 'Mandarines' and 'Osearims' for Ln-
dies evening dresses
y few more rich worked robcs
Ladies cambria gloves and kid mit,s
Dive quarter and four. quarter plain bobineii laces
Very cheap bargains in whito cotton hosiery.
ALSO,
All widths quilting or footing laces
-Four quarter, 5 ! and Cd cambrics aud iaconets,
with nanynew and rich goods, deserving the attention
OF those wishing to examine fashionable dry goods.
]e 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-23

ruh'the rnk of ths heakps Of the hank, ofdcIe uoi
beng at oil times an abundant supply Of wafer, aud
The certainty oftse water being occasionally Drawn
OF In deepen the canal. The annual interest you
would have 10 psy is seven hundred and twenty dol
lars for ell the above named privileges. wLilo the
James River Company charges me ono thousand dol
lars for only two hundred inches Of water at the Basin,
without land or any advantage whatever. reserve
to pyselfthe right to raise the head Of water hcrcnf.
ter to the extent Of my fall.
AN, gentlemen. With great respect,
Your obejient servant,
J. B. HARvIN"
copy. Tcs,e,
je i7-co4t WIN. p. SHEPPARD, CIR.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-23

Two varsi .-lsinol the vic paeE. VIM wcr. bark ,u,r
on the tune OF Bargain, Sale and Coalifion." One
otthese gentlemen twho Is a lurgc manuf fac ;urer) for
nus Zeal, was chosen a Jackson Elector for his dis
tr'ct; he has consulted the interest Of his own county
ooout as well as he did that Of ours, when he voted for
fuiy mas received his reward. am told he 10 sun.
posed to make about co, 900 bushels Of salt a, his
works annually The reduction Of the duty on salt,
at ~ cents per bushel, lift should not atom ms onern-
mons, must be q loss of 5000 per annum, and to the
Whole Proprictors of these works an sgpresste los of
100000. The Editor of the Je6sr.onian Republican
at Lynchburg, l am told, IS placed in the same COM
Joradofe situation lie owns 4 fine estate on Kama
VIVA, and has vested a large sum in Salt Works, and
eelng II prudent Tor the safety of his property, l sup
pose, TO ensure the election OF his 'judicious fr,eud.'
the General, he went TO the expence of establishing
us press for that ayowed purpose-has taken great
pans to abuse the "Uie Tari6,"-''the abominabie
American System"-that systeIn which was protect
Ing him 800 per cent ad vslorem. He too has sung
TO the tune OF Bargain and Sale! Well, he has his
REGARD. He 10 said to manufacture more than 20. 900
bushels OF salt annually. The repeal Of the duty, if
u Should not stop his works, must be q loss to him
or $4,000 per annun. ''Phis is the unkindest cut of
ah!' Yet he thinks 1t "outrogeous,' that the DUTY
on salt should be repealed or reduced. still it is ..abc-
uf'ndofe" that the iron manufacturer, or he who has
vested $50 900 in q cotton mandatory. should be
protected by the Government. Really gentlemen,
you should be 'judicious," kiss the rod which perhaps
may lasn you into reason, be Christians, turn the 9th
or cheek, continue your opposition to the "shon,inable
Variff." rs you call it, get the other ten cents lakes
Of; for you will surely have your REGARD!
a LOCKER ON IN GREENDnIEa.
MARRIED-on tho 18th inst, in Ch.,,c,as,d county bv
tue hes Nj WooidrAGe. Capt Wn q ELAN to Mise JASl
WosLos,Dcn daughter OF the late WIN Wosldrds-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-23

MUSIC.
FURTHER supply of Music has been received
- by NE Columbus, consisting in part Of the fol.
T"n'g, "r saie 0y -, COLLINS & co.
Og'pe ne back my .4,aJ steel;
Arab Maid:
Far, fer Ger hill and DEL:
No, wiH nigh no moye.
q s9f ulh trembling usotinu:
Sweetest o oa,e,s, sIpeei est If eeloes:
ph thou ,enspt The ,caves toiih me-duel,.
H. Is Ca Duet representing a lady teaching a
foreigner English:
Ie hearts rith pity gio,oir;
Ihe bonnie pee Isie;
In happier hours;
res = "'n leave Ny Chthc's halls
! kneD a Siciiiaa maid;
Sgttiy signs Me gale IF cvcn;
.-oe oroH. 10 IG--ts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-23

TTNHE National Calender for 1890. which has lust
issued from the press, though rather late in com
ing out, is highly acceptable to the public indeed,
though always useful, it has never been more vel
come than 1t is this year; for 1t furnishes a fund Of in
formation in no other way to be got at, or at least. in
no other place to be found collected. We allude es.
pecially to tho lists of public officers, of the names of
many OF whom. recently appointed, this volume fnrD-
1shes the frst public record. There is much new
matter in this annual, and tie whole appears to hive
been arranged with great perspicuity and care
Whoever wants to know any thing at all accurately,
OF the organization, occupation, and emoluments of
the several departments Of this government, cannot
do better than possess themselves Of Mr. Forces OK
collcnt publication. II National mfeiigene.r For
sale at JOHN IT NASITS
ie 90 Bookstore, RiJ,mond. Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-23
r. D. SANXAY.
Cruden's Coneorda

4 Complete Concordance TO the Holy Scripture, of
n the Old and New Testaments: or, O Dic,ionary
and Alphabetical Index to the Bible: very useful to
oil Christians who seriously read and study the inspir-
ed writings, &c. &c. A new edition with many i'm
portant lnprovements-and ut about J the cost of the
London Edition, and fully as yell executed-Just
published, and for eale by ]. II. NASH.
lie 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-23
RICHMOND. juno la,h tas,

RICHMOND, June 18th, 1880.
Gcntlemen:-Agreeably To your request, I awaited
myself oil the frst opportunity the situation of the ri.
yer enabled me, TO make an examination of the sio
from whence you wish to obtain a supply nf wat,,
for the city oi Richmond, and now reply 10 the mos
ton proPoundcd to me 5y the Committee, yiz:-Upon
What terms would supply the city with a ~suficien,
water power to work their machinery, az well as The
necessary quantity of water, say six hundred thousand
gallons each twenty four hours, for the use of the
CITY IL tho corporation will pay me twelve thousand
dollars, payable as The work progresses, and The ba
lance, If any, when the work is completed. n inoan
the dam and caneD | will build a dam aad canal, and
supply tho above named quantity Of water, under a
bead OF ten or twelve feet at the option oftho Common
ijaII, a site for the building for the machinery. and
allow them the privilege of passing their pipes through
my land 10 the reservoir, and from thence through
my land towards the city. | prefer TO do The work
myeeD, Tor then / shall know that II will be well and
securely done, for I intend Il TO stand forever. hui for
some providential disaster I think no one can saw
have required too much TO be paid towards this oh.
Ilect. Tor IN he first place, ! expect il will cost me fol
! the sum ] have named TO accomplish tho work. IN
the next place, you obtain the mos, convenieni site
winch can be had; and thirdly, a never 60 ling supply
OF wafer at all times, together with tho privilege al
passing your pipes though ny land FREQ of charcs.
u you obtain water pm tho Anes River Codsl, You
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-23
DENTAL

nR- C. MUNROB, resident roc.
pectfuliy informs the citizens of Richmond,
manchester, and their vicinities. that he will remain
At HONE during the Summer months. He will
,nsert from one to a whole set of natural, artificial, or
, y" tee'h; plso clean, plug, separate and ex-
tract. as well as correct irreguia rites of the teeth
f,s prices nrc very moderate; and if his services
Thcn rendered.. should not please tho patients, no
" M. may be consulted at oil hours between q
IN inc morning and 6 in the evening, at his residence
near the Virginia Banks, Main street.
june ~ eo,s,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-23
umbers-9 Drawn Ballots.

Tickets 81, Halves 2, Quarters 1-Por sale at
r. CHUBB'S Office.
Dismol Swamp Lottery. draws on Friday next
Capital Prize le,500-Yieke, o., shares in pro-
portion. lie %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-23
MARIEIE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOWD.-
ARRIVED,

ANN bD
Sohr. Hornet, Gould, o days from New York. with
snndries tn Davenport, Allen & Go. e M MITCHELL,
Otis Dunlop g. Co, J R Triplett. J N Gordon, s
fIutney. w ID KYLE g. Co, Hubbard and Gardner,
lancaster and DENLY, J III Eustace, Cotton and
Clark; vnnlew and Co, Luke and Sizcr, r Por-
ter b Abbott d Co, R Whitfield, WORKMAN and
4icGrnder,J Graem, r J Smith, r II jenkins, G
Gucke, y Lay, Mitchell, jr, Baldwin, Ives, and
90, and mackarel and plaster to master.
Sshr General Washington, Jefreys, from New
Schr Horizon, Ingersoll, from Now York, with
ballast. ""'
Schr Commerce, Weeks, from Philadelphia, with
lime, to b Sietson. ~
Sioop Lady Washington. Corson, from Somerset.
With ballast.
SAILED,
Schr Flag of Truce, Steeiman, for Now York
with coal. ~
On H,ogisland the ship Anacrcon, Capt Sennox,
anee bound up to the ferry, in Wards Reach q ,onsail
schr., and q number of other vessels bonnd up.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-23
MAYORS OFFICE. 5me Cit, of
Richipond. June l6, 1880. {
OF RICHMOND.

IL Common Council, i4th of June, 1890.
Mr.. Prerdtnt WILLIAMS, from the Committee ap-
pointed 10 procure the necessary surveys and estimates
OF the expense Of supplying The city wi,h good apd
pure water, made n report. (See the report Is pnb-
i,shed in the proceedings Of the Conunon Council,
Gel
htsoiued' That the said report be laid on the table,
and that tho Mayor be requested to convene q meet
ing OF the qualified voters for the mcmbers Of the
Common Hall, on the Gath day o rhe present month,
ut the Capitol, for the purpose OF considering and de-
termininy IN the exPediency of executing the work
referred to in the said report, or dcyisipp the best
means tor ascer'aning the sense Of tbe people there
In pursuance Of tho foregoing resolution, siI,e
9uaiihed voters Tor the members Of the Common Ha,l'
are requested to Convene In the Hail of the House. NJ
Delegates, in the Capitol, on the 24th day of juno,
1890, at q o'clock p. H., to take mo consideration
the subject of said resolution.
lie i7-2uw 1t JOSEPH TATE Mao, 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-23

Cost OF the whole work complete. Gao 500
Without allowing for head-race, which
was estimated at $4,000.
The want OF the necessary data has presented oh.
stacles to ANY thing like accurate celebration, which
| have no means ofovcrcoming until the precise stu
atoms OF the pump-housc. reservoir, line Tor the main,
&C arc pointed out. | am however, confident that
the estimate will not exceed the work, and by proner
management in the execution, will rather fall short
Uf il.
/ am, your most obedient servant,
ALBERT TEN"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-23
Assemblies DiUesf

HsselnDIys Digest.
Digest, compiled from the records of the Gene.
Il raj Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the
=. States of America, and from the records Of the
late Synod of N. York and Philadolphia, OF their 10 .,
aud other proceedings that appear to be Of permsnen,
authority and interest, together with a short account
or the missions conducted by the p Presbyterian churct;
oy order of the General Assembly. For sale at h.
bookstore Of q. D. SANXAY
lie %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-23
TO MILLINERS.

IL n JENKINS Is op-ning a general assert.
- meu' OF PLAIN and edged colored tafH.ta riba nds
OF good quality, bonnet wire, lawn battice for hon
nets colored batticee low priced book muslins, one
case cotton riband wire taste, white silk do, white
Italian grapes, foundation muslins, white satins, &c.
&c. for sale at reduced prices, at his
le a3 Fancy Dry Good g. Irish Linen Store