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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-26
University of Virgil ia.

M EDiEAL Department. The Lecture WI
IVA commence with the session on tho 10Th OF
HoPt%morT' and b. regularly continued til the 90.
Of July followng-l course ahoyc vice os lone n,
any Medical College in the Union.
he arrangomen. Of subjects "a follows:
PHYSIOLOGY PATHOLOGY. OnsrETRGcs and Nc-
oiCAL JuR'sP'UDENcE R "bey Dungllson, NJ d.
CHEMISTRY, MATERIA MEpicA and Pu.pv,cy -
John p. Emmett, M d.
-, ANATOMY and SuaGERY, with DrssEcrroNs.-
Thomas Johnson, NJ. D..
me Anatomical Museum is already in a condition
TO eucida,c the Lectures on Anatomy and Phvsin.
Iogy, aud Is daily receiving additions whilst the Sar
gica Apparatus Is Ut least equal to any in tho Union.
One full course of the Lectures IN the Medical d..
partmcD - considered Ivy the authorities orthe I'm,
versily Of Pennsylvania, as equivalent to course in
thai Institution.
BY a late law Of the Board Of Visitors. Students.
upwards Of 30 e years Of age. are allowed the pri
ylese OF residing outside ID" precincts in the family
o, some respectable individual to be approved by the
Faculty. our "a -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-26
Chickahominy Land for Sale. :

VIE subscriber IS empowered By deed of trus,
from Judge Hay and Others uf record in the
Office Of the clerk OF Henico county 10 sell and he
now offers for sale, the estate called Ashfeld cor
tanning about nine hundred anil thirty acres: situated
en- Chckahominy, III the county of Ienrico, about
seven miles from the city of Richmond
The estate consists uf two parcels: the upper sep
a'atcd from the lower by slip of and about four
hundred yards w!Ic. The upper parcel contains
about 40, and the lower a5ou, 500 acres
On the upper parcel there is all excellent brick
dwelling house, o. by 30 feet, having six LARGO and
two small rooms, and four large closets Th.. house
was built about the year 1914. and is said to be a,
good as any III the county. The storc-7oom aud
gardeners house are also OF brick. The other hon
ses Kitchen scrvonts apartments stables and corn
house, sc Of wood. About one-third of. this
tract Is, rs told, what is called mud land 40 or
IS acres of which are cleared and in meadow which
may with little trouble, be kept constantly rrira,sd
Tn the lower tract, containing abou; 500 acres
there are barns, stables, &c but no DWELLING house
but that intended Tor the Oversenr II has q unod
scltc Tor dwelling house excellent spring
ana Tuost abundant supply OF fire wood. There is
also an orchard OH Il IL IL represented shat Of this
tract, between one and two hundred acres are mud
Land that may be easily cleared, and thai are euua
10 any land On Chckahomny.
he district OF country in which these lands are 81,
untej Is SAID TO be very healthy and entirely exeinn.
from nguc and fever
On having the purchase money, and the interest
thereof payable scm-annuuly satisfactorily secured:
O liberal c-cdit will be given to the purchaser
The parcels will he sold separately, if the purc,n
ser should so desire. ROBERT STANARD.
~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-26
UNION HOTEL,
City of Richmond. Virginia

'sNHE subscribers having taken this spacious mud
elegant House, are prepared to accommodate
Travellers and Borders either Families or Sinqe
Gentlemen. by the day, week, month or year on The
most lbe'al terms.
The UNION HOTEL is pleasantly situated q,
L or Main-Street, little below the Mo rkct- House
suficien'ly near TO the business part of the CITY;
while at the same time withdrawn from tho no.;
and hustle incidental TO public places, contain.
ing near 100 Rooms including Parlours Saloons Sc.
all furnished in superior style, combining both neat
ness end elegance.
Their table will be pientifully furnished with such
varieties as the market and ncighborins places oc
lords, and the Bar with the most choice LIQUORS.
The Bed Rooms are spacious ard airy and tho
Beds clean: andf good and attentive Servants with
disposition on the part of all attached to tho bouso
to please, are calculated to add tho foregoing re-
COMBINATIONS then will the Proprctors only &C.
serve. but hope 10 receive the patronage of .be ,nb
hc they have 9 cd Stables convenient to tho
House well supplied with Provender and expcrienc.
The General Stage Office is kept at this House
where seats IN all the different Stages may be taken
WIN. f. SHIELDS
aug l.-eou JOHN ARMISTEkD
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-26
.AAExIlgE lNA rs.
"ORT Or RfCH no vD
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED.
Schr Bold Commander, Smith from New-York
VIA Norfolk, with salt, to ID Anderson ir.
Schr Gen Jackson, Woolford from Gosport
Schr Amlty, Townsend. from New York. via
Norfolk, with ballast
Scoop Atlas, -. from New York, with ballast
SAILED,
Schr Defiance, Ice, for Charleston, with coal.
Schr Gazette. Pryor, for Charleston, with coal and
-four. "'''
Hch E"an T. hiiicott, Mason, for Baltimore, with
coal and tobacco.
Schr Snow dlf, -, for Ahxandria with coal
IN" schr Pioughboy, Walker, went ashore ON the
Pig Rocks, Nahaat aud will probably be II totnl loss
Capt w. mlstnok the light in the Billiard room nj
Nahum tor Long Island light.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-26
20 sartaOos Agsr@.
TRUSTEES SALE.


Rf virtue OF deed of trus, from I.,dxell Ice.
- bearing date the LIST Gay OF May, IN tie year
1923, and recorded in the county court Of potsyl,
varia, shall on Monday, the nth day Of October
next before the front door OF the Eagle Hotel in the
City of Richmond proceed to sell at public auction.
10 the highest bidder Tract of Land lying in T.,
sand county OF Spotsylvania, containing Thousand
one hundred and forty more or less; being par
OF the tract OF land commonly designated in the said
county as the mine tract The land Represented to
contain large Quantity of iron orc. barge quaint.
,ies OF the o'e were, at former times raised with
PR ~ TO those engaged 10 the operation, ard
Is supposed, that the mines might be now worked Ia
ench proh' IT Tie operations prudcnily and skill
.'y conducted But, OF this, It's supposed the pr-
ehaScr Will, by an examination inform, himself as no
OF the extent or fertility of the mines wiz be-
lnaoe' Selling as trustee shal convey to the pur-
chaser, with special Warranty only though i, is be-
iIcved that the title is unque.iionable
Inc terms OF sale will be one third of tho purcb,s.
money ana the charges of the sale ond of the execu
uon or the trust, to paid in hand; and the resc
o' Tue purchase money, in three equal instalnen,s
payable respectively at one. two, and three ye,,s
from the day of sale, and bearing in,eres, from that
day. ond to be secured by deed of trust on the lana
aug 5-9nwtds ROBERT S'rANapn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-26

would prompt my untiring efforts TO tho advance
nent OF tue grea."bect: Of political and social Tree
dom; tn foster and end that system of internal mol
icy which has placed State upon Its envied pre-
enence, and to administer its governm cnt in such
manner as would mos, conducc TO the prosperity and
happiness of the whole people.
WIN my thanks for your kind expressions of res
pect, permit me to tender the assurance of my high
est, en- FRANCIS GRANGER
Messrs. RoBEar e NICHOLAS and
DAVID ID. SPENCER,
Secretaries, SC.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-26

~ Office Peter Smith, free mun of colour
IN residing in the city of Richmond, and who
mas been lately erpancpated by Deed duly admi,ted
TO record in the Clerk Office of the Hastings Court
OF the said c'tv of Richmond, will present to the
General Assembly "f Virginia, at its next Session.
Petition praying for therein sci forth, that
law may pass permitting him to remain i'll this Com
| lnonw cath. ,uo o. Or
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-26
S226.5O3
RECAPITlJLATION
S2235,965

The Jackson prints in this quarter, have overlook
cd these facts. Absorbed IN the purpose of re-
tan,ag power. und excluding Mr.. Clay, they have
found i, convenient to suppress the information pub
lshed in the Journ l. and to hold out the iden thu,
Gen. Jackson had arrested Internal improvements
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-26
To Contractors.

SEALED Proposals will be received until the frs,
~ of September, for building about twenty five
hundred pcrcLes OF stone wall just above the CITY of
Richmond, upon the margin of james River, where
there IS an abundant supply Of stone Persons wish,
ing information as TO the description Of the work will
apply to Captain George Booker, TO whom they will
hand in their proposals.
The money will be paid weekly, as the work pro-
crosses aug asst
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-26
FROM TIE MISSOURI REpuaL1c,y.

FROM TIE MISSOURI REPUBLICAN,.
nave been very much pestcred OF la;c by many
new and uncommon phrases, and some old words with
new meanings TO them, winch many of the candidate
rug into Their handDls and public speeches. such as
jackson Representatives. Hog Jackson inch
hrpubhcan OF the Jefferson school-Patrot-fIcro
-Statesman-Fricd Observation-Disclosures have
taRcn greai pains to find out The meaning Of these
words and phrases, and believe have al last near
ly mas cred the subject. The following is the voca-
bulary of the words in their present acceptutlou:
Jackson Repu6itcan-An old fcdcralist who sun
ports General Jackson, for an Office which he has
gotten, or hopes to get
Whote Hog Jackson rndn-A fiery tempered DER
son, who has no opinion Of his own, but votes prai
ses and censures and Turns Just as he is bid bv his
county caucus
Republican Of Tie Jefferson SctOoi-A man who sl-
ways JOINS the strong party, ind that he nc
changes.
Potriot-A man who can live by his own trade
but wants the public to support INN.
iero-Anybody who has fought n duel
Salamanca man who knows how tnauv Sto,cs
there are IN The Union, and can tell their names
federahSs-Evcry body who is against my clcc
ton.
The PIrty-fiyc six obi - hunters in each coun
~ VINO teach the sovcrcgns how they ought to
vote.
The Good Cause--My cause my plan of getting into
Office. INV
Blu the phrase which m st perpcxcd me is Tried
Rcpubfican. When hear a man say nc means IN
vote FIR tried Republican, / am asonished, and
disposed to ask him what he will have him tried for
treason. felony, or b each OF the peace? When
the new-tangled doc rlne Of nufcItiJn shall be at
tempted I" be Tut into practice, VIC shall no doubt
sec many trtcd Republicans, anu not few of them
condemned and executed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-26
REWARDS AND PUNjSHMEN-Ts

Rtchdrd Gentry, who has been rewarded with the
rost ohice OF Columbia Boone County, Mo. for his
serVlcesio the good cause IN the Missouri Senate ha
6cen discarded by the people of that county. and Mr.
Jewell, man Of different politics. has been elected
6y the people IN his stead
uhhdm Carson, late register of the Land Office
at Palmyra, Marion County, Mo who was punished
for thinking Mr.. Adams an honest man, and removed
from his ottice, 10 make for n little whiiIline
Pofihcher of Howard County, has just been eecr ed
by The good people of Marion County to represent
mem t IN me General Assembly. Truly, the people
differ widely from the Adm rnIsratior!
Missouri Republican.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-26
ROBERT G. NICHOLAS,
DAVID ID. SPENCER,
Secretaries Of The

Cd"Hnddgua, Ontario, .9ugust ID. 1880
Gfentemen-From your letter Of he 9th instant
learn that the AMI Masonic Republican Convrnrion
has placed ms before the people, as a candidate f.,
tho Office of Governor Of this State.
This fattoTing expression of the public will. oman.
oting from those whose views aud feelings arc IN
cordancc with my own and bearing with II an assr.
once of public confidence gratifying 10 honora
bic pride, commands my willing obedience
should the high trust for which have been dcsic
mated, be confdcd TO mo. while It's
would be iearfuIly assumed, should cherish n hone
that due sense of the obligations resting upon me.
and a deep veneratlon for the character If those
whose iustrious example point TO the path Of duty,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-26
THE NULLIFYERS.

fhe unexpected and firm stand made BIZ the
Greenville District ugans notification. has evident
iy damped the spirits OF the Disunionists, and pro-
Portionaby elevated the friends OF the Union Pho
Columbia Telescope the bell wether of notification,
admits the great excitement the Greenville Dis
trct that It has taken VIVA. thinks an erroneous
directon;' but is glad It not,cithsiand,ng as
proving that the people arc alive to the crisis and
trusting that they will change their views. VERY
easily consoled But the probabilities arc the other
way. The spirit of Greensvle seems 10 be travel
ling east, and injecting the csmontanc districts !,
is eaid thai the Charleston dis rct will come out
Against null ncalion and the Charleston Gazette
publishes letter from Abbeville, which indicate s
popular dlsatection To the cause under Imme
influence OF MIR McDGtfe We re-publsh Tins lot,
ter, and symputhlse with the honest zeal Of the VIII
ter.
D.,, si, s,,,, 49,, g., ABphviLLH August IL.
Cured to asaIe the community Of the extent
ged doctrine called Notification The advocate, of hi,
measure, 50 arrange, their plan, aud combined their
impossible TO resist them There combination of the
as Us IS =
ton was aided by hatred Tariff by the Newspapers
and 10y the known opinion of MIR M'Duhe, and the Vice
by iolr or hive Practsed Lawyers the District
every areeon aud wnh all the powers OF their intellect
country They have mag"aed the evils under which we Ia.
Dou, until hey would bear comparison wh any obiec,
seen through Rands solar have
the doctrines OF peaceful and remedy calico
Modification. ~ ~
ms mighty power this moving CONCERT; has been my
fate aided ny two, three friends resist and although The
contest mas oaen hot and hostile can no. f-v
say that Nul!icai'on and friends PROSTATE m tins bis
trct TO rise no more We have about one hundred
speeches on the 'uoject aud all that decamaou argument
sae and irony could do, has to freely On o
sides The District vote. 2loo strong, believe # the
election could come TO morrow, from SIX to seven
oI IN
NuhheTs They carry CONSERVATION their looks and j, il.
Understood have called Mr. McDLne their ad-and il is
saId lie mas agreed To speak for them so he
ruined man here and the truth Is he unpopular since
hs dsunon speech IN Congress- than he bsen before
IL ne SPEAKS Tor Nuhcaton, II doubtful whether
suo 10 MN VIII not be started and circusan
Ge ne would be IN great danger But enough
Len me Tor Cots sake has Charleston to serve the
onion!! Does she believe the middle up country ao
gong with her IN this crusade asains, Unoni she doe,
she Is woiuy deceived Nor do believe there will he
Nuiiher ";ted from he country W. tan nut
love The union, and will ye, despair republic We
regard as question Of union dsuniou-and we have
dsunon'sts among us but take IT, is not tho
people, but few noisy politicians.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-26
crosses.

rogers Orange Gun Powder.
VHNITS article, (for sale by the subscrrbersl is now
n made upon new and much improved princi.
pies producing rs guaranteed by the proprietor 70.
narkablc superiority of strength and duickncss and
great perfection IN it's combustion
II IS offered IN kegs Of oil tho different sizes nj
grains and suitable Cor all kinds of shooting and -,
gnns--also, in canlsrrs Of double and the preat
est possible degree Of strength
. Dealers are requested to notice that this Pow.
der may at once bc distinctly known from all other
by an orange or rod stain impaired on its ignition.
also by us peculiar lghtncss, az measured charge
Of il will be found to weigh much less than the
same measure Of any other kind
OTIS, DUNLOP & co. Agents.
nun 1879 .y,}n Vt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-26
NEW JERSEY.


EHiep Convention "A Convention of Delegates
from the several townships of the county of Essex
was held ut Orange on The 18th inst
Gen. Thomas Ward, was appointed Chairman, and
Amos Harrison and John Mann, esqrs. assistant
ChanUen.
=, The object Of the meeting concisely stated by
Silss Condit. esq.
The Convention expressed their sentiments in va
rous resolutions dIsapprovng of the conduct OF the
President OF the United States his proscrptiye pol
icy, and his opposition internal improvements
They also passed resolution approving of the nom
nation OF Henry Clay, us u candidate for the Presi
dency ut the next Presidential Election.
II was recommends to the several townships in
the county to choose delegates attend a convention
to be held on the I9th OF September for the purpos
OF agreeing upon ticket for the Legislature and ia
appoint delegate to attend tc Convention TO select
ticket for the next Congress-.
u Mr. Ca!us Cassus Cambrcleng-who has the
high honor OF being the blow pipe Of Mr.. Van Buren,
lately delivered Speech in New York. in Tn,
course OF which he makes the following femar k:
the progress IF depot'sm The authority oC Me execl
tue po'cer gradually absords that J erery otter pour
err IN the State Has the gentleman learned th.
pregnant truth from the eighteen months administr
ton OF Gen Jackson'-[Lynrhburg Yirsinian.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-26

Tuition in Music and Modern Languages.
MIR. PENA of Williamsburg. having determined
lVA fixing his residence in this city, informs his
friends and the public in general that lie will give
lessons on tho Piano Forte, Guitar Singing italian
SCHOOL, and Composition. He will likewise teach
tho FRENCH Spanish and Italian Languages
The most respectable references will be pivon. if
required. Eor further particulars apply at Messrs.
Collins Cos, and Mr. ID Sankey's Book Stores.
or 70 Mr.. 7. at Mrs. Adams's Boarding- House
10 rug i2--3aw 1913
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-26
BIGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE.
Delasoare and North Caroline. Lotteru.
LASS No 3
Drawing TO DO received TOMORROW

Tickets 50, halves 50, quarters IS cts.
| - To be had at the Lottery and Exchange OF.
| tee of THOMAS ID. BIGGER.
| aug 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-26
From the Ontario IN ~ Picnic.

UTICA, august ~, 1851.
HRANcrs GRANGER, Esq. Sir--At the Ant-Ma-
SONIC republican State Convention held at this place
yesterday you were unanimously nominal cd as can
oantc Tor the office of Governor of this State at the
ensuing election To this expression Of The public
conndencc and appreciation, we beg leave TO add our
individual sentiments OF respect
Your humble servants
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-26

III Conventions numercusy attended, and acting
with entire unsnimity, have recently met in the State
of Name and Delaware, and nominated Henry Clay
for The Presidency.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-26

The Telegraph. with its usual propriety and el-
sdnce, dcn"m'nates Mr. CLAY the Eating Can
uute: Tor similar reason, we presume, to that as
Igned in the humorous article on Irregularities Dub
lshed by us last week. viz because he eats, l. !.
Ger alny very unkind in Mr CLAY to give the Jack
son-men so much uncasiness Whai! say they-a
CANDIDATE Tor the Presidency to eat It's monsrous-
~ "mon"cratic" Why don't he, like the 'hero O,
two wars, feed on acorns?-P henir.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-26

AMES a OSWALD, thaving given vacation
- OF ten days. will resume his scholastic f,nc,ions
on Wednesday, (1s' Sept next, in the Same house
ne now occupies, on 18th Street, few doors above
MIR. Noshs Book Store The course of instruc
uon VIII embrace the Latin, Greek and French
Languages, the Mathematics, and all the ,ninor
branches of an English Education, in order 70 n,c.
pare his pupils, either for College, or for CounIinp
House. i"S
as he VIII Iini. his number to twenty-five yea,lv
Scholars, there are at present vacancies for Ton
pupils "'''o
n. u. Very particular attention viii! be paid 10
reading and Pronouncing the English Language.
aug 2i-cn9t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-26
Sugar, Coffee, &c.

Sugar, Coffee, &c.
$50 Bags Coffee various quaies)
30 bids dry New Orleans sugar lchcup>
IL do do Porto Rico do
II do do St. Croix do nrimo
4o DO West India and n. Orleans molasses
SO bbls and hhds. good Baltimore whiskcv
500 sacks best Liverpool filled blown salt
$50 sides oak and hcmlock, taned soaI leather
For snla by
aug 10 RALS'TON g. D, r,c,>-,re
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-26
Delaware and North Carolina, No. 3,

Besides great number of smaller prizes
Tickets only S3-Halves l 50-Ouarrers as cents
Call for the Capitals, at p. CHUBB'S.
aug o6
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-26

II AIDES Prunella Shoes, at 10 c.s
IL Do do do atSi
A fresh supply of the above article il lust received
and fr sale by GRANNISS, SON 4 BROTHERS.
aug. e5
Smithfeld and Chuckatuck Cotton Yarns.
5000 ES' Of tine SSSvs S1s1s from No =
lots to suit purchasers, the reasonable terms
This Yarn is recommended for its great strength
aug % JAS WINSTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-26

rsNO MIR. PENDLETON HARDWOOD who is no, an iuhab
n want OF Virginia Take notice: That Tuesday,
aay OF November eighteen hundred and thirty, between the
hours of ten A NJ mud SIX T. NJ the Tavern nj John NJ
Price, in Louisa County, Virginia. shall take the dispositions
OF Jesse NJ White aud others, be evidence IN
chancery suit, pending III the county OF Louisa wherein
am plaintiff aud and Aaron &. WHITE
arlne and William White, defendants The taxing if not
completed that day. will be adjourned iron, day LAY MI,
finished. Yours ARTHUR CLAYTON "
aug 24-wiw pd
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-26

=, Salem tridt--Knapp found guiisy.-The BOSTON
Courier of Saturday states that the Jury mpannel-
led on 'he new trial of f. Knapp received the
case on Friday. at o'clock and at twenty min
utes past SIX they returned verdict of guiUy.
BosroN, August 81.
Salem 7riats.-On rsiay forenoon il o'clock.
Mr DEXTER closed the deeace of John Francis
knaPP Mr.. WEBSTER Immediately commenced
his argument for the prosecution; and had moi closed
when the Court adjourned o'clock in the eve
nlng. or the auditors on Thursday sey era hundred
were ladies'.
Yesterday Mr.. WEBSTER resumed and finished
the case on the art of the government Judge Pur-
NAM summed up the testimony, aud Instructed tn.
jury on what constituted aiding and cbcttinr in n
murder, and the bearing Of The testimony us il related
to the prisoner.
PosTscRIrT--l0 O'clock The case was rtyen TO
The Ju7y at O'Clock. p. NJ aud AZ wen v minu rs
pas SIX they returned VERDICT of GUILTY. Sen.
tence wll be pronounced this morning at o'clock
ihIs trial was three important, lnasmuCh rs on the
conviction of this the only suryivInr prnciua
dcpendcd,-wc will not say tho CONNECTION, but the
bare trtdl of the TWO accessories, who but for con
vlcion of principal might haze laughed to scorn
DO Cour' aud Jury, and evaded Justice by s,nadnr
mute, even though one Of them had previously con-
i"ss"d IN darkc" shade Of rail ss accessory
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-26
Il .qDE.WC.4L LNSTRUCTJOT n

LL/I@'UINsIII JyNIO NUI ITIJV.
'ENHE Subscriber respectfully informs hrs pa,ron,
and the public, thai on Monday tho 5Orh day
OF August to will resume the du'ies of his SEMINARY
W winch boys may be prepared, by a thorough course
OF Preparatory English Na'hemaiicsj md Cl,ss,c,i
instruction, for admission into College, and in which
also, boys not intended for College may receive a
thorough English Education. For terms, applv a.
his rooms, first square above trc Virgins Banks
aug 2A-w3w NATHAN POIIApn