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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-13
II. Act raorxcE.-lbs boud. and ae

4. Act Ia1TIcE.- The boud. and ae
~ consis due " llewson, Esq L,uch.
hnfg. a, also the iste frm S a NJ Alien *
Gu. are IN my hands ior cIileciion-if paymen,
he not made on or before the 10th day OF the
present monte (9ep,cmher,l have pesill,e
Instructions Ia place them IN the bands OF an
officsr,-l have already retained them longer
ulan my instructions warranted. - hose IN.
debied are ,rqu"sied 10 call Immediately a, nv
O.hse snd seide their RESPECTIVE accounts.
WM DlGGES, Agcnl
Tor d. W iie@son. Lynch. Va.
Sept.9
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Cash for Wheat.

WIPE will pay the best cash price for all
w Wheat delivered at the Lyochburg
Mills. Persons wishing TO engage ,i.air crops,
will plese call OH us. We will give them CHOICE
OF several liberal propositions.
J. c. E.LNNCH, & CO.
Inlu I
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ny HE subscriber has Two valuable tracts OF
Il land lyng IN the county OF Montgomery
zach containing about 1900 acres, which he i,
aakious To dispose OF on reasonable terms. One
Of those plantations is well kn wn by the name
1.-The Mite House plantation, with GOOD i'm
pruten,en,s. The house is well calculated for
Ia tavern ON a public road much travelled. This
piaa,aiion mas also on II avery good Saw anu
6risi Mill, nd ~ aneighhorhood suflieien, 10
sender il valuable. lie other plantation has
ilsnai Improvements. They will D. sold either
by thu whole tract, or il II will suit purcha.
sers better. will divide the tracts 10 sni,
them, provided can effect sale OF both. or
oou tract, and deem IT uunecessn.y 10 Civ. any
further description, as il Is presumed that those
wishing To purchase would prefer viewing the
ptenises Mh,ch can be shewn them AT any lime
y the proprietor, JOS. KING.
Montgomery, May 90. WITS
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$ 4, ONA4H
Aug. 80

a .. NASH 4 Co. having rented, 10 add.
LAs ton To ihelr present Grocery, a large
aud convenient lumber house. will receive on
Storage 1000 barrels Flour, Hemp Whiskey
and Feathers, which they viii sell by wholesalS
or retail or ship, AS may be requested. They
keep constantly on hsnd the hest family Flour
together with a large and extensive assortment
OF Groceries. All OF which they will sell on the
mosi moderate terms. aud invite their friends
and the public in general to give them call.
Liberal advances Will be made to those who en-.
nust their produce with them for sale.
Also, 10000 lbs. Family Bacon,
500 sacks Liverpool Salt
80 Bags Collie.
10 hhds. sugar. All of which will be sold low
or than ever. NASll& 90
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To Me'Ws Imceh Jordan and Elizabeth his
rnfc, formerly Elisabeth Mays, JOHN cubs
aud SumnhH wi6, jormtriu Susan Mnhs.
john Mays aud Jesse Mays, IEiiam board.
tcho 'nicrmarried ruth Sarah NAYS. .Nancv
BobbuS. administrators formerly Nancv
Mays. Elijah Mays and Riehad Mays
IDLEASE take notice. that on the first Mon
u day in October. 1880, between the rising
aud setting OF the sun, shall proceed TO take
the dispositions Of Bawker Preston and Others
at the Old Store houst Of Davis and Preston
On Goose Creek, III the county OF Bedford and
state oil Nnginia, and II should be prevented
by any cause from taking the said dispositions
on that day.. shall proceed To take them On
the next day, md continue from day 10 da,
until completed, which dispositions are 10 he
read rs evidence III n suit now depending pnd
undetermined in the Superior Courr Of Chan.
Gerry for ,he Lyochhu,g District, wherein Won
are plaintiffs, aud myself aud wife (form.rI,
kh0dy Mays) are defendants.
LEROY JORDAN
Sen e go.
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August 9.

HTlRGlNlA At rules holden IN the clerks Ollie y
W the Superior Court of Chaneery, for the Lynch 2
District, the I'd day of august. 1870 William fl'
ton, Sen, PM against Stephen Chiffon, Joseph Chit
Richard Chiffon, Harrison Chiffon, RawJey Chi +.
Elizabeth Allen, Fred erek Kablnr, 1hadeus Raj
Nicholas kabler, jonathan bishop and Ann his ,.,
John Poindoxter and Judy his wife, Defts '"'
The defendants Stephen Chiffon aud Joseph Cbil
not having entered their appearance aud given seen
according to The act ofAssemhly the rules oHhs co
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are
inhabitants OF this country tits orderedtbat the
danis do appear here the 10th day ofthe nex,
answer the bill ofthc painta and that copy of th
der be iorthv II hfsertcd III some newspaper mini,
IN the town of iynchburg. for TWO months succres,.
y, and posted at the front door ofthe eouIt hon.
the said town. Acopy--Testn.
d. ROBES, D. CLERK
mug " w2m
vTIRG1NK At rules holden in the Clerks One.
" the Superior Court ofChancery, for the Lynchb,,
Distsict the I'd day of August, 1880.
Shadrack Corder, Plaintiff. against Clement Pirz o.
ccutor of Elizabeth Gray, widow of Edin GRAY, dee
and widow of lIezekiah Pigg Sen. decd, and Csner
Pgg, in his own right and the children of John Pic,
deed. to wit, Peyton Pigg, UeZeklali Pigg, Rich,
Gregory and Elizabeth his wife, late Ehz abeth P,,,
and William Pigg and John W. Pigg. infants by Com
missioner Benagb specially assigned their guardiar
and the children Of Hezckiah Peg, decd, 10 wit VIM
Pgg, Owen LegraDd aud Betsey his wife, late Bec,
pigg, and Susan Pigg and Nathan Hutchinson, Robt,
iiutchens and Stokey Hutchcns, admrS of John Hutch
ems, decd Defendants.
The defendants Owen Legrand and Botsey his wifi
and Susan Pigg not having entered their apl-earan.
and given security according TO the ofAssehy and
the rules Of this court, and il appearing by sasfacto
evidence that they arc not inhabitants of this coupit,
1t is ordered, that the said defendants do appear hove
the tenth day of the next term and answer the hill r
the Plaintiff and that copy of this order be iornv,
inserted in some newspaper printed in the town of ny
burg, for months SUCCESSFULLY and posted al ib
iroHt door oftbe cousi house, in the said town
ACopy-Teste, J. NILLSvC T.
Aug. 9m
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NOIiNE.-By ,iflat u tito deeds Of irnst
~ erscmed BY Wiihdm b paugha,i. 10 Sc
cure CERTAIN debls in aaid d,sds mentioned, 10
GreH u Bomtts, Of rtcotd IN Bedford rountv
eoari, tciR be sold, on Saturday NE 25m ofihi,
month (Sepiembos,) 10 The bightH bidicr Tor
cash, al The store hoist t1ieig occupied BIZ Bonies
q James, IN The county ofBtdford,fpo pery rnlp
able young Negro Mea, ndmed Johi 4. G,orge
rs trustees we shM eonrey 10 The purchaser such
iitis as is rested IN us.
JOSEPH WILSON.
SinuEL p. MITCHELL.
Sept. Q. IDS Trustees.
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NyhAGiNlA'- Rules holden in the Clerks Office
% OF toe superior Court ofChancery for the Lynch
ourg District the eth day of june 1880 Jesse Rich
.soa adhir de bOnis non with the will annexed O.
anthony Rueker, dec. PhE against Ambrose Ruck'
n p ana Nelson {. Dawson, late exors. of Anthony
nuGher' dec Richard Burks, Benjamin Noryo, eXor
oi spencer NorNell, dec, and Benjamin Talialerro,
Defts. " u' '
Inc defendant Richard Bmks, not having entered his
ana gwen security ordmg TO the act OF
Assembly and the rules of this court and il appesriug
ny satisfactory evidence that he is mol an istiIalt
Vi his country 1t is ordered that the said delen !
l 10 appear here ON the first day of the neat ter
ana answer the oflhe plaintiff, aud that cory
'hs ofder be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
printed IN the town Lynchburg for tuo months sue
'osshcy' anu posted at the front door Of the coutoa
III ''ae sad town. copy-Teste.
July 20 yam
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Improvement In Tailoring.

NV III
Vu0ilE Subscriber has devoted 8 of
the last years TO this object.
Ia Having dcovered few simple
principles hy which the peculiaritles Of the hu
lnan form is sscertained with great accuracy
on the protrac ion principle, and bestowed
much attention aud devoted much time, N ap-
plying these principles to the practical uses
Of the trade and moreover, having had, while
IN tho prosecution Of these object, much inter
course with many of the first Iaiors in this
country, and their decided appreciation If the
Soundness ofthe principles laid down, he hopes
il will not be dremed vain in him il he present
himself, as at least equally well qaalfed with
others in the same line, I, please those who
may be anxious TO have their clothes TO fiji them
with elegance and ease. Having spent a
great part of the spring and summer in the city
of Philadelphia and its vicinity, he pledges
himself To make up his work in the same
stiIe as il is now made by the best Tailors
in thar City. Believing that these advantages
witl entIle the snbscrlhef 10 share Of public
patronage, he has again opened a shop in
Lynchburg, which is a, present in the upper
part of the house occupied by Nj. George Bag.
by, OH Bank Square.
DANIEL WILLIAMS.
Aug 10. IS
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NiSsNAutiNn.

isshE cop"''netship Of James Ferry & Co
- was This day dissolved by mutual consent
All persons ,n4ebled to said concern, will set
lie then debts with James Terry and all per
SONS having claims against the said corcern
will apply TO James Ferry, for settlement.
STEPHEN TERRY,
JAMES TERRY.
Anu 3n
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Alan0 foc Sale.

gpbE Subscribers wish to sell the tracts of
IL Land on which they reside ,.,hey are So
united as 10 make most valuable estate Ia n
person disposed ~ employ their cAplial in The
culture and production of Corn Wheat. Hemn
and Tobacco. there being sutbciency Of clear
ed land 10 work leo or Twelve bands 10 ad,an
tage, and large quantity OF rich unclear,d
land, peculiarly adapiedlo the growth OF Hemn
and Iobscco-a considerable portion of the
cleared land is rich creek boltons very pro.
dnciiye in any Bind Of gram aud with little
expense aad attention, might be made so in
Hemp aud Io0acco. There IS n confo,tahI.
dwelling aud other necessary GU, houses nm
each tract, good orchards ol CHOICE f,ujts and
nnniber Il Springs ofas fne water as there is
probably in the world The two tract. tore,he,
contain beIween eight bundled and thousand
aeres, and the motive Of the subscribers for
Offering for sale both together is he belit f,ba, in
that way they would be an object well worthy
Tue attention of any person disposed 10 ag,i.
ciitarai pursuits. The land is on Pupp,e's
Creek, one OF the principal branches Of Bufia
10 River, IN the COuTy Of AmIers,, within ten
or twelve miles OF the court house, and about
twenty OF Lynchburg and il il is not disposed
ofprIyateIy before, il will he sold at public
auction, to the highest bidder, on a liberia
credi. The l5si. September next in the mean
time purchasers are Invited 10 view the prenli
ses. Gil p. TALiAFERRO.
ADDISON TALlAFERROs
July II Is
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NStFHEAT advancing. We want 10 buy 2G0o
w bushels. A. o. n. * CO.
Aug. 80. ~
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SEssTSI' SALE.

Aug. 80
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April 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-21
UNION NOTET,.
City of Richmond. Virginif


'EEilE subscribers having taken TINS spacious and
II elegant House, prepared to accommo daf -
Travellers and Boerd-rs. either Families or Sipul.
Gentlemen, by the day, week, month OF year IN the
most lhc' al terms.
Pho UNION HOTEL is pleasantly situated on
or Main-Sirect,a little below the Mark. House
sufficiently near 10 the business part Of the CITY;
while at he time it whdrs wn from the noise
and hustle incidental to more public places contain
ing near 100 Rooms, including PHrlours, Saloons &c
all furnished IN superior style, combining both neat
ness and elegance.
Their table will be beautifully furnished, with such
varieties as tho market and neighborug places al
tords, md the Bar with tho mos choice liquors
The Bed Rooms are spacInus and airy. and the
Beds clean: and if good and attentive Servants with
disposition IN" part Of all attached to the house
to please, ~" cacula ed 10 add TO The foregoing re-
concentrations, then will the proprieors not only dc.
serve, but hnpo receive he patronag" Of the pub
lie. Phcy have cd Stables convenient 10 the
House well supplied with Provcnder and cxpcricnc.
cd Osters.
The General Sfgge Office Is kept at this House.
where seats IN all tc different Stages may b. taken
WIN n SHIELDS
aug l7-Rotf JOHN ARMISTEAD
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-21
hucie.
TaIuaJ!s BUILDING LOTS for all ~
.8'tctiO.1.

.fttcttO2
'ENiIoSH valuable Building Lots, belonging to the
Il estate Ofthe latn John II Brown Ivipg ON ocus,
iree and lately Ievcl!ed. adjoining Sir John Rather
tootd' Tenement, will Le ofs-ca for sale on tho
PIetalses' by his Executors under nc provisions OF
Ncn'h--Terms One third ofthe purchase money TO b,
pa,G IN 90 days, to be secured by negotiable poiL
WIN an approved eudorssr, and The tide in the pron
cry TO Dc withheld TIL the note is pada crcdi OF Il,
months will be allowed for the o,hcr two tbiJ -, -
secured by deed OF trust the property with nter
est from the dag Of sac.-'Fhe sale to brriu al !,
COCK. THE EXECUTORS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-21
Chickahominy Land for Sale.

SHlCkanOmlny Land FOR Sale.
.FHNHE subscriber is empowered by decd of trust
u from Judge Hay and others. Of record in the
office Of the clerk OF Honrico COUNT to SELL aud he
now offers for sale the estate called Ashficld con
tanning about hundred and thirty acres: situated
on Chickahomny, IN the county of lIenrico, about
seen miles from the city OF Richmond.
The estate consists q two parcels the upper sep
arated from the lower by slip of land about four
hundred yards wide. The upper parcel contains
about 43O, and the lower about 500 acres
On the upper parcel there is an excellent brick
dwelling house, sc Ivy 80 feet, having SIX large and
two small rooms, and four large closets The house
was built about the year 1914. and is said to be as
gardeners house are also Of brick. The other hou-
scs Kitchen servants npartmcnts stables and corn
house, &c Of wood. About onothrd of this
tfaet 49, Os told, what is called mud land. 40 or
10 acres Of which are cleared and in meadow, which
may. with little trouble, be kept constantly irrigated
On tho lower tract, containing abou, 800 acres
there barns. stables, sc hut no dwelling house
but that intended for the Ovcrseer II has GOOD
settle for dwelling house near an excellent spring
and most abundant supply Of fire wood There Is
also an orchard on il II is represented that Of this
tract, between one and two hundred acres nrc mud
land, that may be easily cleared, and tina, are equa
to any land on Chckahomny.
The district Of country in which these lands are sit
uatcd, Is said to he very healthy and entirely exempt
from nguc and fever
On having the purchase money. and the interest
thereof payable sCm-annualy. satisfactorily secured!
liberal credit will he given to The purchaser.
Th" parcels will lie sold separately If the purcha-
ser should 20 desire ROBERT STANERD
~ 2O--2aw8v
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-21
TRUSTEES SALE

RY virtue of deed of trust from l,pdveI t..
20, oeaI'ns cate The LIST DAY Of May, in The year
pan,4 snail; on onday, the lth day Of October
next before the front door Of the La Gle IIoie in tho
CITY OF Richmond. proceed 10 sell at pnblIc anc,;o
:" 90 me nshest bidder Tract of Land lying in the
au county OF Spot tsyyania oRtainine four thousand
one hundred and forty acres more or less: heinz at
"' ''e tract OF land commonly designated in The "a III
county as the mine tract The land is represented N
contain large quantity OF IRON Orc LARGE on.nti1
tleS OF this ole were at former times, raised with
Pf"nt 10 those engaged in the operaiop and il
Is supposed, that the mines might be now yvnrknd .,
nGch Proht IT the operations were prudentIy and ski
Iu'y conducted. But, OF this It's supposed The mr.
chaser Will by an examination, inform himself ne ~,
OF the extent or fertility of the mines will be
niaue' selling as trustee. shaIc convey to the M
C.Iases With special warranty onlv thounh il Is r.
ieneA mat the title Is UnGucsticnabs
Inc terms OF sale wIi,"bc one third NJ the n,,,ol
money: and the chargesofthe sale and of lie exac1
o'S u me trust TO oe paid IN hand and The residue
VI lLe purchase money, in three equal ;nsfa,mcnts
eayaoie respectively at one two. and three years
IRON The day OF SALE and bearing in.ayas; rTon tbt
Gay end to be secured by deed Of tr,.si Iari
aug 5-2awtds ROBERT Sg,sNsp1 a'".
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-21
a CARD.

J. Is the determination of the subscriber that the
II Department Of Mathematics in the Shockce
Hill Academy. shall hereafter receive the exclusive
attention OF one Instructor, who Possesses talents
requirements ofthe first order. In pursuance Of this
determination, he has engaged ar. Oliver p. Hub
bard, graduate of Yale College; an institution in
which, II is well known by the learned OF tins coun-
try, the Mathematical Sciences form prominent and
most extensive branch OF Education.
For the entire satisfaction therefore Of ms patrons
and the pubhck on thus subject, the subscriber Ina
thought proper to submit them the annexed tcs-
timonlai of the qualifications Of Mr. Hubbard from
President Day, and Professor O!msted of that Co..
lege. OLIVER A SHAW.
jy 2l-wGt
YALE COLLEGE, June oSth, 1880.
li raucy etrar-S Mir. Oliver 2. Hubbard re-
ceLuy OF this Coi!ss", now teacher es.adcnny
IN Richmond, VA sustained, while here. very resi-
Pcctabc standing scholar and that believe him
well qualified to give instruction IN the Mathematics
DBNlSoN OLMSTED, Professor OF
Mathematics ard Natural Philosnphv
t.I'y concur in the above recommendation
JEREMIAH DAY,
President of Yale College.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-21
Exeter Mills for Sale.

an Friday tho 3D. Sept. next, IT fair, otherwise,
" on ihc next day will be sold to the highest bid
der the brnd and orpurtcnanccs known a. Exeter
Mills, on AppomaroX River, twelve miles above Pc.
tersburg. The improvements consisting Of manu-
featuring mill, with three pair Of burr stones corn
mill, with two pair Of stones, dwelling house &c will
be shcwn by Mr. Bnnkinshp. residing on the prcini-
SOS. The river and canal navigabr for baiteaus
except in uncommnny dry seasons from tho mil to
Petersburg. nnd for great portion Of the year. IN
pormvi!le Terms. I, . and years credit for bonds
ard approved security. with decd ur'rus' If desired
~ experienced Miller will be sold tho same time
On - months credit. = - NAV
aug ~ Iaw3w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-21
Conservation Sermon.

DUINCII dTIOI totIfIOU.
A Sermon preached on Sunday. December Goth,
IN 1929. at the Conservation of Christ Church.
Raleigh, c, By the RI Rev. John Stark Ra-
ycnscrott. d. d, State Bishop Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church in the Dnccse of North Carolina
published by the Vcstry.-R cceived for sale bv
aug ID COLLINS g. co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-21
M "a RINE NJ ~ $.
PORT or RICTTV Vow

ARRIVED.
Srhr Evan L. E!liroti. Mason, from Baltimore,
with sundrIes, to w g. G Crane, l. Webb o. Co
g. Goode, G. Goddard Jas MCKIldoc, A g. a
Woodbridge, Winston. J Hamilton. w Nj Swoopc,
Lancaster g. DENLY, J Abbott g. Co.
ENTERED,
Brig Caroline, Smith, Antwerp, in ballast to G
; Palmor.
SAILED,
schr Gov Paris, CROSBY, for Boston tobacco and
0our
Schr Sea Bird, Tyler, for Charleston, -four and to-
bacco.
Scbr Risng-Sun, West for Philadelphia, with
coal
schr Piniu Siunefort, for Philadelphia, with
wheat
Schr Independence, Trowers, for New York, with
wheat.
s,chr Chesterfield. Bcaston, for New York, with
coal.
Sch- Richmond, Hand for philadelphia, via City
Point, with coll and flour
SIoop Independence Osborne, for New York, with
coal
scbr Xuloda, Capt Barrett, for SangutscS. Con,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-21

"ANTED Immediately an ovcrsecr at INV farm
w near tn" town OF Manchester in Chesterfield
comfy. No ono will be employed unless of good
character and Of abilities of the first order
JAMES LYLE.
Chrsinrlnd Cnnnlw. Iulu oc-ctr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-21
No Combination and a Free Trade.
Earthenware and Looking Glasses.

Eh'ltOS. j. BARROW n co. Importers, SO Water.
n street. NEW ORR. offer for sale 900 pa ksges earheu.
ware, glass CHINA and looking gase, comprising the most
CONF icte offered this market aud which will
he repackcd To the country merchant the lowest prices In
consequence Of having refused JON The combination for cr
laug the prices Il cookery tins city, have been
the subjects Of mtuCau persecution the Object Of
which IS nothing less than rHfrc EXPULSION from
The trade, characters have been assalpd As men Of
and aiT dealing credit house Of responsi b'y i'm
pcachet and every cudeavor made ruin IT, and To o The
whole roaons hSough the regular channels 1ve been
Az 0Tr2' " consequence u threats thrown ont IN the maj,
u'cw'r r EnGl'ri 90 TINT have hct OBLIGED ~ crl-
agFNs liverpool ln maze our purchases IN such manner
thar nanrs woult not appear In the tangaclion-a tive
facilities attendant upon obtaining credit Tor our importation.
dcnyca 20 u an0 nothing hut cash in yCruo " IN obtain
Tor Ne our r"racd supplies of wareWs arc rrjnn these
hadshpS m e cause OF tho and consumer of this
description oi goods less than own and IN them ne our
last rsou for aid and assistance; so long a vr arc
enabled To- sustain ourselves against forty ucn who
have combined to hung about ruin m this unheard of
manner, will continue our goods free add ioern
en,y, ios-w5y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-21
AUGUST FASHIONS.
To tho Lotiies


lust received by the Packet Effort the follow
- ing rich and desirable goods
Luce toreas,
Fishullcs pelerens, and capes of the newest s,yio
square lace collars new and fashionable article
Quilting or footing loccs
Rich gimp and extra wide trimming lnccs
Worked muslin founcings
English thread Lot es and eduinps
BoUhinctt do
A & Sd white and black, fine aud super fne bob
bInett laces
Lace and null caps and crazy jcaus
Lace cuffs and null sleeves, entire new articles
Rich book md null robes
oamask silk and embroidered Grape shawts q mag
nihcent article
L''hogrnphc scaris and zephyr handkerchiefs
GauZc scaris and handke rchleis, new style
New style belt and guard ribbons
Silk and cotton lacetts
Cambria net,s and an extensive assortment of all
kinds OF ladies' gloves
Imperial gauze wells, a new article
French merlno gauze Gannel.
he allow, with general assortment OF fancy and
stapie Dry Goods, received by previous arrivals from
the New York Auctions, offered for sale at very
reduced prices, ut r. H. JENKINS
IRISH Linen ard Fancy Dry Goods Store,
aug ~ Maine
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-21

Tuition in Music and Modern Languages.
Nj n. PENA of WiNnsburg, having de ermmcd
IFA IN fixing his residence in this city, informs his
friends aud the public in general that he will give
lessons on the Piano Forte. Guitar Singing Ntaiian
SCHOOL, and Composition He will likewise teach
the tFd"eh, Spanish and Italian Languages
The most respectable references will he piyep if
required. For further particulars. apply at Mcssrs
Collins Cos, and Mr.. X ID Sankey's Book Stores
or to Mr.. T. al Mr.. Adams's Boarding House.
aug l2--3aw ,Sl5