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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-28
sniversi'y of Virgi. ia.

jN NAh department The Lectur Will
So co'nne"ee with the session OH the 10Th OF
oeP,emorr' and be regularly continued Mn the eo,h
OF July fouowinga course above tw,ce No ionn a. ~,
@ny Medical College in the Union. SC -
nhe arrangement of subjects IS as follows.
rhfsiohoGr' PATHOLOGY, OSsrErsuc. and Me-
DicAL JuRisPRuDENcE -Robley Dunpison M n
CHEhisrsY, MATERiA MEDicA end PnAnm1ev
John p. Emmett, III. ID.
-, ANATOMY and SURGERY, with Drssrcr,oys
Thomas Johnson, n. ID.
ne hnatoinicuI Museum is already in condition
20 eiueidate the lectures Anatomy and Phvsio.
osy, and daily receiving additions whilst the Sar
g'ca apparatus is az least equal any in tho onion
one Iuii course OF the Lectures IN the Medical De-
pieitht Is considered by the authorities ofthe Uni
tsny o. pennsylvania, equivalcn, To course in
by late law Of the Board of Visitors. Students.
uRIaIas OF 70 81 years of age. allowed tic pr
eee :" RESIDING outside the precincts in the family
81 some respectable individual TO be approved by The
-NSuity, aup Pa,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-28
Rogers Orange Gun Powder

hio article, (for sale by the subscr,bers) is now
made upon new and much improved princi-
pres Producing as guaranteed by the proprietor, re-
aoo superiority ~ strength and guickness, and
great perfection IN It's combustion.
/! ~ hefed IN kcgs OF all the different sizes Of
1ains' and suitable for al kinds of shoo.inr and of
Guis-aiSo, III caas;ers of double ard the rrea1e
est poe sibie degree Of strength
Dealers are requested 10 notice TIM, ,,,;s Pow,
Ger may at once be distinctly known from all other
al orahS" or red .:aih Impaired on its ignition
also by lIs peculiar Ightness. as measured charge
u Il VIII DC found 10 weigh much less than the
same measure of any other kind
OTIS, DUNLOP & CO Agents
0uG lG-2aW3n If
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-28
IN . ny
M RS CHI,

M RS Cht
w announces her me,
"a nc hfst day of October next a
lars u h0uhs Ladies as Boarders and 4, y 60.
~ Is contemplated to offer All Institution ~. 2
tue most solid acqurcpepts ,oi1h I Combining
claim IN ''- pllshnen,s vtrhou, ip
qIDo The ,r'rn,' , uLy qualifications for disSyns
Hi-i ueVoi7e on her as Principal Mrs B. fees Sn
ueht 'hai an early attention to The subject Of Eli
o.' anu an experience of many years in lis detail,
go 20 '"e assistance OF so many able teachers wiu
S"e her 10 AFFORD advantages equal to upv in ~;
.rainn. ' -'o'''tefn Inst-
Mrs. EurEe viii receive daily assistance from, -.
bHrHe at an hour not iutcrfprncr with tLo -; AZ
his own Seminary Mr. MacuIT, yegrSs. or ~ W. VI
n.Iit'eS a. ee Richmond SeDina1,y will ais, Gv
Tnent. eN WIFI KS depart
Ar. Stephen Bernard, native Of D,orco ,,.:,,
teach The mUdcrn languages '- VA
MUSIC, Drawing and Dsncnr VIII he tauoi, h. ., .
most approved masters - '0"s7i' ny the
boarders will receive that parenta! attention vbic,
whist II avoids undue restraint will ;psist -, ,L ei
Amcnt of all moral and religions Jr,cS "a me u!
SIrlc' regard tor those ObScryances best caIc1ioI -
insure an easy and becoming department. ~
me following table exhibits u mora extensive
course OF studies than is generally offered for Tho -
ucot!on of females. They are sri,n,;ftoJ 49, M u"
tccouht OF tie belief, that many parents will ro7l
them essential to complete education:
OC''hD,SruP"y, Arithmetic,
Ws,.;ns' bookkeeping,
~ " li''iS, Algebra,
~ San . N'UinWaF, Geometry,
R llTiiL.''I . a, Natural Philosophy,
ne!!es LettTes, Chemistry,
Epstolary Style, THE Grock T,,;, IT,,
Ancient and Modern His Italian md Son,, : ..i
tory, nuogcs -'"
He"SIoPh!' win Inc use Vocal and instrumental
OF Globes and Maps, Music.
NSS s,n3 Drawing and Painting,
n nl History Dancing,
me Richmond Female Seminary will he opened
III INC mouse on lGh street. once occupied by the
'a'c Mr.. Frederick Peusants--ccntral spaciouss cIe
Vatcd and rctircd no location in the city can better
afford the necessary accommodation
. TERMS.
D p ioF The scholastic year of 10 months 500
lultlon IN all the English branches ~
Extra charges regulated BY those Of Other schools
application in person or by letter will receive
pump "'tc"''oh' ma 25-fiOtc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-28
REPORTED FALL OF .IctDus

4, CaPi B"echor, IN b" brig Industry, arrived at
BatthoIomcws. lie states that Swedish s,I, had
arrived there in short passage from Gibraltar with
the following important news, viz:-Aiprcrs was ia
i by the French on the 4th of July by assault.
i nc loss OF the French in killed was 3,5OO-hlgc-
Llnes, 5000. The Dcy rctrratcd TO the i,fcr,or
me French were repulscd on the first attack Cnpf.
a. says thni this intelligence IS but tirty-erght days
NC upV' accounts, probably arc as late us The
81 VI jury rho Frances. arrived at New York
on Monday sailed from Bordeaux on the nth of Jny
at winch time nothing of decisive character was
known as 10 The success Of 'he French eyped,,on n
sent for 0 ''''P' "c'e
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-28
10 Contractors.

* EALED Proposils will be received Until the fir.
- OF Septemb"r, for building about twenty five
hundred perchcs Of stone wall lust abnve The ~, -
tsichnond upon the margin of james River, where
!.iet Is an abundant supply Of stone Persons wish
ing information TO the description Of the work will
apply 10 Captain George Booker, 70 whom they viii
hand III their proposals.
lie MONEY vii be pail weekly, as the work pro-
~, IN aug 25-5t
w aux. FEND!.ElCH nARWUOD Who is nor am TIIIab
t' OF fsia:a Take notice: That On Tuesday The ,b
% No'enosr eighteen hundred aud hir,; Letyrce, ,bn
r,t" - zen a. NJ and six NJ the TaveT, of John NJ
- ~ LOUISA cu";y, Virginia, silal! take the Genoi,,
sait pending III the county court Of Louss xher;
az pa",,ii ana you, anG Aaron { White executor -,
go rnH william p'lHc, defendants The taking if no,
finished. Yuurs IST, ,rn Gay 10 Gay t:!i
aug 2l-wiw I'D ~ II IGN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-28

!cKeIs only SO, halves 5, quarters so.
~ fackagcs OF tickets, shares of packages sino,e
tickets and shares to be had in the usual VARIETY NJ
the Lottery and Exchange Office of
THOMAS b. BIGGER
y" mere four OF the highest capitrl If $40
at sight. a ps'o
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-28

FnoM BoRDEAux The ship Frances B,ovn .,
E l T'rk, sailed from Bordeaux on the iith Jnv.
Cap. D. informs the editors of the Journal or Cr.
norco that there had been heavy rams nj Bo,dc,",
IN consequence Of which The wine crops bad been n1n.
teriaIy injured. lie experienced much rain on ,bo
passage with prevalence Of westerly winds
30 Driensour do la MnnarcIno Of Bordcauz SAYS;
nViolcnt storm descended upon this civ mob, bccS
I T " has done great damage to tho VINEYARDS
we earn That the Ich'ning struck in various places
Pat,'cniarIy IN the borough dc y. gcs
6, ID l8pEAUx' July BRANDY Afuiarnac. I7bC
Saics " ~ bag Bourbon Sugar -, 67C 200 b,s,,rd
oS' ~ casks cocoa 7dc. per hall TO-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-28

FROM ne ~ 7. Jour. Of Commerce, Aug "a. p ~
THE MARKET The were some sales YES
,crday OF Western Wheat, fair brands, and other
kind OF CO al value, at s. So Holders are rcaoy to
sell at that price this morning, bu, have heard o..
n" sales, though there may have been few. A let
ter received this morning from the same house at
PORTSMOUTH, who first communicated the iIt elIigence
re asserts II, and says 1t may be relied on as true
II adds that cotton in Liverpool was IN good de
mand at very firm prices, with tendency to ad
The ship Dalhousie Castle is telcgra phed as be-
loading.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-28

ri ollCE Peter Smith free man ~ c-T-z--
- no" reSiding IN the city of r chmond, and who
mas been lately emancipated by Deed dnIy aam,,,aS
- rec ia the Clerks Office of che Hustings Court
e, Wv sa.u cry "i Richmond, Will pres.n tn ,be
General Assembly Of Virginia, its mex Session ne
HFaslns, For reasons therein set for m. rha, =
'" him IN remain In rl.is C,m
aug 23-3t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-28
Tuition in Music and Modern Languages

uItiU!I ID MUSIC and Modern Lanpuaoes.
M x PENA OF Williamsburg having determined
t'A an fixing his residence in this CITY, informs his
friends and the public in general, that he will give
LESSONS on tne Piano Forte. Guitar Sinaipp O,eEon
SCHOOL, and Composition. He will TEecsIse ,aach
the e. trench' Spanish and Italian Languages.
The most respectable references Will be c;ye, 4
required: Eor further particulars. dpply a, Mpssrs
Inns Cos snd Mr. d Sankey's Book Stores
- Adar:s's Boa riding House.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-28
From he ~ Y Daily Advertiser. .gvp. o..

800 .'te II L|I1y .IutcFtiSer, .IUr. 2I
HARVEST IN ENGLAND. The advrccs from,
iiv"rpnoi arc TO the It'll July. I, should he reco-
iected that the wheat harvest does not commence in
England uRtl about the list of August and ends
ABOUT Suth Of that month The present adyces of
the "ea her should be received with grea, deal of
caution That the rains may nure the crop of grass
Il very probable as hay is usually cut between the
Isl OF Jun" and the last ofJuly II should be revnem
oered' tha' last year we received very similar nelli
gene" respecting the weather; he rains continued in
England from the Isl 10 The 10th of JULY On or
ABOUT the 18th of July, there was favor able chunnc
IN the weather which continued good for more than
mouth Inc crops were Consequently got in, IN good
condition, throughout the whole kingdom which mo-
we'd a full average crop. 1t is therefore clear That
very little dependence of failure can be placed ON
thr present advlces and hat there abundant time
'or me weather to change; ard it is more than
10. the whole crop in England NAV vet bo
." rruuI. - frnn this
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-28

The triumph OF the irehGs ofMr. CLAY. in Ken.
saeky s. fully confirmed by tho papers from That
,',' i"rs LIKEWISE detail changes in public sen
tim"n ST. gTea as to surprise us al,bnuoh W., wc,,
sa'ished thu the fa,uous and LIn.ntabe career OF
a. Administration, must have greatly impaired
It's popularity, dud convinced many whose honesty
cy, Of the sad mistake which ,hey con,m,.,ea.
Nat lat
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-28

StHis Elections. The election Maine takes place
on the second Monday IN September; Vermont, the
hfst Tuesday IN Seq teniber; Maryland, first Mon
gay IN Ociobefi Delaware, first Tuesday October:
South Carolina SECOND Monday in October: Prnnsvi.
yania. New Jersey, aud Osio, second Tuesday IN
Oct"b"r; Georgia, on tho frs, Monday IN October;
Hew-iork, frs, Monday III November In Ken
lucky INDIANA, M'ssppi Illinois, Alabama and Mis-
sour, the election took place ON th ID inst fG-,
MondayG the other States, at an early period
NJ Y Ga=.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-28
COM PORTER

we una the following queries propounacd in the
last National Journal 1t would mol be discordant
with the morals of the government as displayed on
other occasions, to rev Jackson defaulter,
emphasis
we will thank the Organ to answer tho following
questions: s
lst was not C"mmodore Porter. on his return
from h's cruise in the Pacific, large defculter 20 the
Government. ~ -
I'd w as 1t net calculated, when he obtained tho
command ot the West India Squadron, that he
would be enabled. while on that station To nav 90.
his debt to the public
=. Sd. Failing to do this, he not public deCusl
Ter when he wa appointed To the situation OF Consul
General AZ Algier.?
Should he Organ decline to give answers. and
Ver'hoir ones too TO these queries we shall endea-
YOUR 10 answer them ourselves IN some future nm
per. '''"'e ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-28

We copy the following caution from the Boston
Commercial Gazette;
The dealers IN Spcrmaceu OIL should be particular
" cautious IN making their purchases OF that article
the present seas.n us 1t Is well known that u subs,-
lutte called refined Whale Oil is Offering for sale
at the different markets III the United States the qua
my OF which IS very inferior that Of the genuine
Sperm Oh.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-28
Chickahominy Land for Sale


VIE subscriber Is empowered by a dec, n, ,,,
rom Judge Hay and others of record in -.
oiNe oi the clerk of Henrico county To sell NIL 10
10" oiIets Tor sale, the estate en- led sLsed -
aiming ABOUT nine hundred and thirty acres. spo,ed
on oHcEahomlny, IN the county of Henrico. oborI
scyoh miles from the city of Richmond
ne estate consists of two ia reels: the u,re, SOW
IT 800 rom The lower by slip of and about four
huaured yards wide. The upper parcel con,a;us
"pou' -I1o, and the lower about 500 acros
IN Tue upper parcel there is an eyc.jlen, h;,,
mcIiHS mousse % by 80 feet, having SIX larpe AMI
TWO small rooms, and four large closets Tn ~
was built about the year 1914 and Is said n ho 80
good as any N the county. The s,ore-roor, ~
gardener house are also of brick. The other hon
ses h!tchcn, servants apartments stables and corr,
mouse, Csc of wood. About one-tbr5 nf ~
tract Is, as am Cld. what is called mud land 40 a.
40 acres OF which are cleared and in mead which
may WIN +'te trouble. De Kept constantly irrigated
On the To-! tract, con aiming abou, 500 ncres
there are barns staS@s &c but no dwelling house
oQt that intended tor the Csserseer II has a good
sciSc Tor dwelling house Sar All excellent spring
ui'u most abundant supply of FIR wood There Is
also an orchard 1t | is represented ,l., ~, ~.
,F"Ct' between one and two hundred acres nrc ,npd
iahu' that may be easily cleared and tina, are en-,
10 any land on ChIckabomlny.
Inc district of Country IN which tbesa,..
from ague and fever e"rmpt
soh having the puSchase money. and tho ;,,..,
thSTeoi' payable seml-annually satistac,or,y s.o
i ~ d c7cCt w!il be gIrrn To he purchaser
Inc parcels Will be sold s. paratejv. n rho n,.,
ser should desire ROREp ,r ',,u .e PuIcna-
~ 20--2aw3r 81 'ahD
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-28

u Fhe Farmers Chronicle (Rrchmond, Madison
coun Y ky.) throws light upon the cause of the cleo
ton OF Jackson member and Senator In thu, county
where the Clay majority is considerable:
BE ween Mr.. Clay and Gen. Jackson il would
probably be hard race, If TO be run now Two
hence. from the present current of pubI;c o.
"n chances will be decidedly in
=" IN the nation. we
't.s To
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-28

" Inc MONUMENTAL CHURCu will be
ctoSeu on sunday Mrrslng In the afternoon there
viii be service at half past 4 o'clock
aug 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-28

piums, TWO ii.-s /, ain. r.
rom tn" garden of Mr David Lyon, of Abba
.hey measured . l5-i6 inches each, in circumfe-
renee, The shortest way. and nearly Gil inches The
longest way
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-28
ILLINOIS.

We stated the other day, tina, The politics of Judge
Reynolds the Governor elect ofIllinois were unk nowp
TO u.s. bur that as ne was supported By the Clsy and
denounced by the Jackson Press which supported
Kinney, VIC presumed he wa, for Clay. We
now learn that he is moderate Jacksonian-so mod
crate that he Is under suspicion The victory never
'heiess, must be awarded to the opposition, the con-
test beng IN fact, between the friends Of CLAW and
Jackson.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-28
MANAGERS OFFICE

y Last cay Tor chance IN the Connec; lcnt State
Lottery No. 1, which is to be received TO Nor"
Capitals $4,000, 5000, &c. &c
TICKETS 50. Halves SO, Quarters IS cts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-28

tr
public sentiment, can uo.a
We sec II proclaimed in some two IN
son papers, win great triumph that two jackson
men are elected in TINS county this year. and hence
an inference is drawn in favor OF Jacksons increased
strength Now. 1t is fact we'll known here. Inn
Jackson Is not as strong in this couny in n comics,
with Clay "a he was WI Mr.. Adams There v,n,,I,
at TINS line, b. diff rene" If least on. hundred
votes IN Mr. Clay = favor But when ali IS told in
relation to the election this county, Jackson or his
friends will have no to boast
For the Senate there were TWO Clay candida, rs , nd
one Jackson candidate, and from. the commencement
OF the canvass The struggle was between the TWO
friendly to Mr.. Clay, which should get the tract,
against the Jackson candidate And lie Claw card,.
da'e, who proved the strongest OF the two had tn
encounter false pre- udIces more deepv rootod IN
hundreds "f Clay men, than Jackson,sm itsaIf vuh
all It's abominable appendages This is not all. The
jackson candidate came out and avowed that rho
man party question that could arise IN the I.euslo
ture would be IN the election of United States' SIN
ator, and declared he would vote for the re- elec
ton OF Mr.. Rowan. 1t also said in the cour,
yard on the morning of the last day Of the clec,op
mat Coz. DeIarnatt said he knew the wishes OF
Madison, IN relation to q Senator in CONGRESS and
that II elected he would faithfully represent them
TIE HOAX EXPOSED. The editor of the ST. An.
drew's Herald, IN reference TO the recent renor, al
tae opening OF the Yves India ports to our trade "
ses the following language.
On Friday last, report from st. John was indus
tlouSly circulated in that the committee o., cor
respondence of the Council and House Of Assembly.
had received communication from tn. Colonial A.
gents IN London, stating that the West India Ports
would be opened to the American FLAG IN tho Isl,
September next, and further, that the duties on tho
Timber FROM these Colonies 10 be cquazed with
thus on Baltictimbcr amounting. on Tie whole in
substance that tho Colonies were to be abandoned
Had he report been more qualified, it nighr hoyo
nad th' erect OF dampIng he spirits of the rhs
tan {, bn II was so oar age0us that It's cxtravu
ana aosurdty destroyed It's fleets. We here Tspeat
VIVA VIC stated in the Herald of the eth ult pr
vac ieiterS nave been received, from a gentleman
holding an Official situation under the BRITISH Gynrt'
men IN the United States, stating, that the writer
had received positire information thai the West In
da Trade Question Is now settled and that the PoRTs
Will NOT BE OPEN 10 THE AMERICANS"
The original rumor, here alluded to- was doub,loss
SCI aloa' TO Influence the approaching elections IN
Name Bost. Cour. "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-28
80 asa .s~ss 80 s34Ep.
TRUSTEES SALE


Is ,... o. deed OF trust irom hudwell Lee,
Iyys nna l ua'e the ist DAY oi May, in the year
49, una recorded IN the county cour, of Sno,isvl
n.g, shall on Monday, the Il,h day of October
oeIore the from, door of the E, gle Hotel in tho
City OF Richmond proceed TO sell at nnpIe .uc,;o" '
s so sas highest bidder Tract of Hand lying IN tho
au county OF Spottsylvana, Containing four thousand
one hundred and forty acres more or les; ben narr
,on e tract OF land commonly designated IN the said
as me NINE tract The land is represented to
,'o a,, 'arge qsantty OF IRON ore Large suanti-
ia,oo ms oe Were, al former times, raised with
is ssnnnoa those engaged in the operation. and
nucb go ina, Tic mines nigh be now worked to
Iuy cpndrr the Perations Were prudently and skill
chaser will nv IN nn', oil this, 't's supposed thu pr
mad o. Inc extent or fertility of the mines win be
cho Selling as t'ustee shall convey to tine pur.
with SPECIAL Warranty only. thoush i, "a he
~ nat the title Is unqrestionable.
ne terms Of sole will &c one third Of The nnrc,,ss
money. ana the charges The sale and Of the
~ cr no oi e trust 10 paid hands and the ., sldn
=. nc purchase money, in three equal instam ps
Payabn respectively at ere two. and three roa,s
dsx ne day Of sae and bearing ntcres, from hat
gay and to be secured by deed OF trus ON the ,,nd
aug 5-2awtds ROBERT STANap hu'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-28
NO Combination and Free Trade.
Earthenware and Looking Glasses

Earthenware and Looking Glasses.
'ENiOS' y. BARROW u co, importers "a Vya,cr
sCet NEW YORK. offer Tor sale 1000 packages eartbsn
ware glass CHINA and looking glasses Comprising the ro
C0l e'c assortment ever offered ~ market and winch oil
"e IePScAcd TO the country merchant the lowest prcr In
consequence OF having refused JON the combination m ,c
ldns we recs Il cruckey, IN this city, we have bccn n
We SUBJECTS OF most mtOlean persecution the obsrI of
Weh nohirs less than entire ruin md s1puo rom
c y"'e our Characters have been assaled as men of ~
anu iiI dcalinS our credit house Of fcspo,sili @
Pc'Che" ana every cndeavo made ruin IT, and IN crown the
wnoe our poHaons through the regular channels bnye @
AZ soped n consequence Of threats thrown out 10 the %
ulces ~ EngaudD so that have been Obliged to cp,nov
agents W Liverpool To make purchases In such mann.
ou names would not appear in the trsnsac,ioral Nm.
aceS attendant upon obtaining credit Tor our
arc Oenycd 10 VS. and nothing hut cash IN Iyernoo " M
'f VS. our needed supplies of wareWc are SUFFERING tlr.c
anps IN the cause Of the INGREDIENT and consrmer of his
cerPon OF goods less than our own and To them az orr
as resort we come for aid and assistance so long As ~. ,e
SaDed 10 uson ourselves against more than foy men who
vo combined to bring about ~ this unheard OF
mariner we VIII continue sell goods zee add ndepen
oSn, AZ our own rates 3r cash cPyyor:i city aceptnoe
49, ,os--wGv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-28
W.
FFER fU.ss
SRHl Spanish Hides,sarle.-

esther, of all grades and qualities,
sS 60, very besNto the most inferior; by whole
oa0n or par ., aside
80 doc WAX CAFE SKINS '' '''A
wax w ak and russell upper Leather
iipDh morocco lining and birding skins
morse and gram opper leo Ter
b b and lasts boon cord and Uebbi,a
I n'acS vaFnish and shoe makers tools of ali kinds
hog skins. black and yellow buck Sims
IiSrness, brldle and skrlIng leather
bag' chase and lining hides
MoT%cco skins, white and comm n sheep skins
SaGai' trees, fish skins horse collars
SaddleTy. srirrups. bits, &c
1oach lace, gig handles and bands
tanners oil and curriers' tools
600 pr Richmond made pIantrtio, sboss
Richmond slaughter hide, and copntrv H,,yos 80 III
kinds bought and sold e' u Ill
upper leather and kiPskins finished and in ,bo
tnugh' sk'rting Hnrnes, leather, &c. taken N
barter fer hides sool leather -
aug 27-w6t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-28
n ADEyNfC.AL INSTRUCTION.

u dDEVWJ.fL INSTRUCTION.
'ENHE Subscriber respectfully informs hrs pa,,ons
n and the public. thai Monday, the so,b Gav
OF August, he will resume the du'es of his SEMINAR
IN which boys may be prepared, by thorough course
OF preparatory English, Mathematical and Classical
Instruction, for admission into College and 10 which
also, boys not intended for College NAV receive n
thorough English Education. For terms, apply az
bis rooms, first square above tac Virginia Banks
aug 2t-w3w NATHAN POLLARD