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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-22
Important Exhibition.

THE Ladies and Gensnen Of chmand respectfully in
formed that the steam Carriage, Uihiy will be pa, IN
operation NJ Tan Bark Hail. small Rail Way for few days
This Locomotive works with great celebrity and precision, and
draws Gar after with two time, that all its
visitors can roe on a. Ii is rich the ends of Inter
nal Improvement and much instruction lie Obtained by
who wish TO be informed the subject of rail 'oads
the Locomotive Rail Road being neamy the precise model Of
the Locomotives and Cars nnn. the European aud Bal
more hai Ways-and win overcome greater rise on the
Road, than Locomotive in ths other
county, which the propcors respectfully submit to the insrnc.
ion Of its visitors sep13
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-22
Practical Book Keeping.

MFR. CARPENTER respectfully INFORMS the of
Me.ss C. Waw we ,o doors @r Ssl"S the vsa
Bsn which nc mas fitted for the of teaching Com
nereia transactions practical in which the stu
dent IS introduced business, and carried through all
various complicated tomS-Oy Double Entry S,Zge aud
To every engaged in commercial pursuits
long neglected subject OF regular entries Of
ions Is OF vital Importance without critical knowledge Of
these, the consequences often Many
in business for the of this knowledge compelled
leave the
and of their fidelity without possessing efficient
OF testing of their proceedings BY
following system OF instruction. the above can Dc easily
died, viz:
I The merchant, ,perihc name is introduced in
domestic business which he Conducts for three months Tie
then balances and closes his hooks and uprored
plan
ID The Merchant takes partner, and enters into
shipping, Commission and Special Copdrtuershp business
concern is dissolved Tue merchant the
into his hands, settles retiring partner pays
ms proportion OF profits, and capital furnished
To consis, of two courses first, Domestic second Fore en-
of IL lessons each.
Hours of instruction between s & . a. M-and & . Pm
Communication from Committee of Gentlemen at
tiched to Of Mr.. Cs CLASSES in Baltimore.
The undersigned having taken lessons Book Keeping
Nj Carpenter, gentleman from New York, highly
ended, do ceeruly express unqualified appreciation
OF mas system oil instruction IN that very useful well
communication of his skill and
and pleasing method IL teaching
Having the various books prepared his hand the pupil
by double entry iom the opening closing Of accounts
lie is made 10 o"'se aud post the HIMSELF
Bank Books, &c which mpresses the silence upon mem
ory aud enables INN not only To understand, but do
work. and 70 test The correctness OF tho whole Balance
Sheets,
we hope many Young men may avail ,hemsclvc, Of the
Opportunity afforded, perfect their knowledge in branch
OF learning Indispensable The merchant,
Yer, useful o all.
Edward buckley, Esq. lanes Bakemar ESQ
Geo Gordon Bell, Esq. J. II Clarke CIassjcsI Tr,cb.-
=. T. Duiany ESQ ID. 3. Prince, Principal the
McNintHcS fon"s, kSn. Faye;te Academy
WIN. Gideon, E.Q q
Merchants:
Sm d Mchim, Ambrose 4. White,
Geo. Remsen, YIN Eckel
Ehoch Hyde, inn. Edward Cocksy
keed Perkins, Francis Jones,
Frederick Woodvor,h John Howell
William W. Kane, Pratt Jennings.
ALEXANDRIA
Ihomes w Smith, Joseph L. sandfort,
Samuel II. Janney Thomas Poincy
Frederick Wilson, George Mason
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-22
Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

TENliE property generally known a Armstrong;
II Tavern, IN the most central and busy part OF
the city, Immediately between the Old Market and
the Dock, with the adioiUiog Tenement, At present
occupied by Mr.. w II. Austin, and which will rent
readily for $500 per yeor
The above property fionts s3 feet upon 18th street,
and il so well known that 1t is only considered
cessary to remark, that investment in the city
would probably pay better interest than this, and
as the subscriber much prefers selling privately, he
will thank such may be disposed to buy, to give
him call at the store OF Raston g. Peasants Should
me not however. effect private saic before the LIST
OF next month, he will, that day. sell at public
auction, on the premises-terms liberal.
sep Is A. PLEASANTS, Jr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-22
p 20 Fancy Dry Good. and Irish
NE w YORK LINE,


al, Pearl Street, NEW YORK the following
complete assortment of DRY GOODS, Oh the mosI
liberal terms; consisting of black, blue olive and
London brown, claret, mix, and steel mkt drab and
bronze common, fne and suPerfnc broadcloaths and
caSslmeres
Mkt indigo blue and olive aattine,ts
Red and mkt padding; Tartan plalds and camblcts
Crimson. blue and green morccns
Black and assorted colorcd bombaZetts and circas-
slams
Green booking baIze. and floor cloth barzss
Whlie green red and yellow hdnnels, assorted quail.
tics
Green and white serrc; rose 6uail ard no;r, HAN
kets
complete assortment of common, fine and super
fine ingram CARPETTNG
WHITE, and black cotton and silk hose black and
slate colored worsted hose
Common, fine and superfnc Irish linens, in whole
and half pieces
Lawns; Ga, "a, "a, o., I0-1 Irish table diapers
"A, Ga, and Sd cotton diaper
Cotton d'aPer table cloths super double damask table
cloths
"a, lo-4, and I2-4 deubo damask; sd Irish sbs,
ing; Russia dispeTs
"A and Ga cambrlcs sheetInss and iaeonet4 Suv;sv
muslins
PLAIN figured, and tamboured book muslins
Piain and figured null muslins
A and Ga cambria and furniture dimty black and
Black and colored cambricks indigo plads, stripes
and apron checks
Brown sheetings and shrrlngs; Marseilles Valencia
4-4, Sd. d Ga white SwIss Jaconet and fancy cr,
watts; Italian and Madras crava,s
Back and olive velveteens, bcaverteens bangup g.
tabby cords and fusians
Pittsourg cords; patent linen and floss thread
Cotton ball and spool thread knitting cotton cotton
yarn, wick, BATS and waddinu
d 10 "a quilts and counterpanes, foundation mus
Inns; Mllllnets, assorted coored; tabby velvets
Sd to I'D fancy cotton shaws; PrussIan shawls
"a to Ga light and dark fancy ginghaH1s; buck las
ting
French bonbaZine; brown battiste; fancy six hkfs
Large and small sized silk flag hkdf5 superior silk
bandannas ''
4-dto Sd ckings; black, blue, and assorted sewino
silk and silk twist;
Brdseye diaper; pack and ponnd pins: cloak cIosn.
hooks and eyes
Gut coat butons ivory, bone. lasting and steel, do
Pearl shr, butons cap wire, and wire ribbon; quality
and shoe bindings
Bed lace blk and drab cotton ferreis. twiIled and
plain cotton tapes
Linen apes; worsted and carpet blndinas lvory and
horn combs
Taieta ribbons, of all descriptions; cotton and bobb;
net laces ~
Beaver buckssin horse skin, white and assorted Ind
gloves ""
Blk and white silk gloves mtts; black. green white
straw and pink French grapes
Wors'ed barege bkfs; mcrino square and Iona
shaws "s
Belt ribbons; cotton and linen buckn black and bIuo
black gros de- Naples elk
w hte' green, blue. straw, and pink Florence silk
Linen cambria, and linen cambric hkfs
together With complete, and splendid asgortmen,
oil Cahcoos all of which are offered at the loves,
marke, prices, by J. l.. g. n. l.. GRISWOJD
NV YoRK, Aug. % CIV
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-22
Rogers Orange Gun Powder

IE0HS article, (tor sale by the subscr,bers( ia no,
n made upon new and much improved princi
pies producing as guaranteed by the proprietor, re-
Variable superiority of strength and quickncsg, and
great perfection in its combustion
1t is offered in kegs of all tho dfferent s;,,os rs
grams and suitable for all kinds of shooting and Of
guns-aso, IN cansters of double and the Great
est possible degree Of strength.
Dealers are requested to notice. TINT this Pow
aer may at once be distinctly known from all other
by an orange Or red stain impaired on it's ignition.
also by lis peculiar ightness, as measured charge
OF 1t will be found to weigh much less than the
same measure of any other kind
OTIS, DUNLOP O. co Anents
I3-2nMllnnif
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-22
WANTED
Bemale Seminary.

MIR. and MRS. HAMILTON will resume IN,
Iva duties OF their profession Monday the iii
October next, Shockoe Hill, in the most eligi.
pie situation that can be procured, Of which due no
Sce VIII DC gwen. II is their intention 10 give the
Seminary every advantage, that school of Tho Grs
standing can possess, and from The manner in which
~ w'i be conducted, they hope to merit share of
me patronage formerly so literally awarded them.
fuel, 81. o'O
The French and Spanish languages Music. Draw.
ing, sc. an extra charge will be made.
sep 17--eots
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-22

oANEp to gentleman at the Union, on Sat-
- 'Fday evening, n self sharpening Pencil, with
t tn1 Nhtlois M NJ on one end. The gentleman who
borrowed 1t, will obligc tho owner by leaving with
the Printer g. - %''"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-22
NEW GOODS.


P II. JENKINS has Just received by tho uor-
- nor, large assortment Of fancy gauzc and
sk handkerchlefs, consisting of damask and scnrin
ehchascd gro DC ia, harlequin, embroidered craze.
Hephr rich barrcgn, &c. &c; large and small fancy
ganzc nnd barrego scrafs changeable kldoropcs for
aules Dresses; reed and velvet rocules and purses;
usuereI SWISS null for curtains, linen cambrIc hand
kGrcheis from % cents to supethnc; embroidered
VINO cotton hose, black and white silk and misses
I NV shN' DO, rich figured satin. ialIrta and pauzn
ILNyonS-a lew pieces moro of MANILA dnity new
anu much approved article for ladies' under dresses.
Gouo1 bracelets and belts, md style figured belts:
"u'gS Iancy cravats painted bofdecd linen cambria
nanuherchici7; superior black nankccn and canton
grapes superior black Italian ana India luostrnqs and
g,o nc maps; linen cambrios; ivory FANS few large
I."e 'ace boreins and fishulles Of new styc-aso
.aI e. supply OF low priced lace cupcs and collars;
"YEcd SWISS spenccrs and lace cuiTs-also, 100 pic
0S ~" priced cnlIcocs, from Cd to 90 cents per yord
= nc ABOVE, with an extensive assortment of lace
.ancy and staple Dry Goods will b. sold as usual.
y. reduced prices, at his Irish Linen and Fancy Drv
--'-..''O'o, h"H-SlTe't. sep 2
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-22

r~E suhscers ieaye inGSnn cir friends anu The pub
i that they have connected themselves under
-hrm OF SasPpsrsor, RaieiGS & Ca.soa, transact
ne rocesy aud Commission, business the recently
copied oy Messrs G. G. Clarke Auction Store, four
! doors above hesSrs Lewis Webb g. Co.
ELISHA STEPHENSON.
~ JAMES r. RATCIltFE.
HENRY CANNON
s Particular attention viii be paid all goods and pro
dcce n,rusled To our care y Il. g. &.
S--6t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-22
PENMANSHJP.

MI Cviil also give instruction this useful
and admired anti angular eisOpyy syse which has been
taught with great success IN New York Boston, Phade-
phia recently which gives Ladies rapid and fashionable
style of writing Gentlemen expressly adapted TO n,er.
Camille pursuits by this mode pupils taught SIT with
case and elegance write perfectly straight lines and
with greater freedom than system taught So great
the Improvement that eight lessons produces free
and elegant hand by those who not wre their
$500
Mr. C. engages 10 render them accomplished writer's howe
yer defective may be their original writing essons(Sce
specimens AZ his o0ce.)
Hours of instruction for Gentlemen and II A. Il
and and 3 r NJ. For Ladies between IL and p. III
For further particulars apply the Office
n b. As references Mr. &. will give the first families in
Richmond. :"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-22
UNIFIED SrAUus Eomrx

80 fEAhL-STREET, BstiOeea Val Sfya1 md M,
,,r den Lane .EeD York
n,o. ~ subscribor, llae Of the American notpl
public, That he has taken the nbove esfob,;aL ~" nc
%nch Will hereafter be open for tho accommodations
b eneT pans nor expense will be spared TO rsakc
lion ~ on 90 @ equal in character, az it is in oca
nose having business this city, the pea,ion is
Hnoiay poeslrabe' being IN tina ncig3rborhood OF The
Banks. WV "inutes walk Of the
o. ~, ]. BLAKE
ct ns me Philadelphia U. Ga1tte. p,tnoro
Ience Daily Journal and Boston Cor, n,gus; ProyI-
Sn ,n' n9oye two weeks, aud send bills as above OO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-22
aug I3-2nw3mif

AMES OSWALD, (havlng given vacation
OF Ten days. wll resume his scholastic functions
Oh wednesday list Sept next, in The snme house
ne now occupies, on 18th Street q few doors above
DIR MASKS Book Store The course of instruce
tIon Will embrace the Latin, Greek and French
Languages, the Mathematics, and all the minor
pare his pupils, either for College or for Conns;n,
House " cunning
As he will limit his number to twenty five yearly
scholars there are at present vacancies for ton moro
pupils. ~ ~" ''0'o
n. q. Very particular attention vii, bc nail n
reading and pronouncing the English Languare.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-22

OIlCE.-A petition will be- presented IN Tho
4 next General Assembly Of Virginia, to incorpo-
E1o Company, 10 construct Rail-Road from
~ ~ Ie'tIsDnrg. sep 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-22

Personal Charms-Phe Tcetb!
Whose persons who would rcran or res tore
n these desirable personal advantages arc advised
10 ask Tor Do JusnToes lDen'ist of this city) ami
septic tooh-potoder. This elegant and pleasant pre-
paration, can always be had at my Drug and Medical
store opposite the Eagle Hotel. 1t is exempt from
acia ana other deeterlous ingredents-its applica
ton braces and strengthens the teoth and gums md
by removing all offensive accuululatons preserves
the natural sweetness Of the brcath-Prce % cents
ether at my store RS above, or Of Dr. Monroe den
tlst' street. opposite the new Presbyterian Church
j H. BLAMTRB,
sep 20 Opposite the door of the EARLE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-22

Sugar, Coffee, DC.
26O Bags Coffee various oualites)
81 hhds' dry New Orleans sugar (cheap)
10 do do Porto Rico do
~ do do ST. Croix do n,iooo
~ 90 West India and ~ Orleans moasses
80 bbls and hhds. good Baltimore whisEev
ooo sacks best Liverpool filed blown salt
"'O Sues OAK and hemlock, taned soal leather
For shlo by
aug ~ HALSTOv g. PLBAshNTs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-22
Certificate from .1Jeran,7,-;,

Certificate from .lEerandyin
The undersigned having witnessed the rapid PROCESS Of
n'nJer OF Ladies and Gentlemen under instruction of AIR
Carpenter, in writing. do cheeruy acknowledge that he in
N"cs upon the most happy system that has fallen under
our observation, OF obtaining that important art With
greatest confidence, therefore, MIR 10 an
f''''
lawrence Lewis Glomas y. Smith
George Dale, p Lewis
Thomas roincy, SilsS Re,d
Betsey e.. Mason, r. Wilson
iugh smith, William Harper,
tIayd Martin, J. L. SANFORD,
William Lenox William a Dsinse,r.-1
Samuel H. Jenry, Samuel RobbeTts '
l7-f
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-22
LEATHER.

e,, LEATHER.
500 SIDES soal leather, various ouoIi,ios g, 49,.
salo by eTts 'T nTI, ana russet-foT
sep17-Gt ' "NtNhVF a. 20.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-13

The National ne gencsr socks TO contrast the coz
duct of Gen Jackson in approving ths Indian Bill and
rejecting the Maysvils and R)ckyills Road Bile; and
attempts % make ont of Inconsistency, as regards
the expenditure OF the NoDaI Funds and the na'i)nAl-
ity OF these measures The question is a'ked, or
what importance to Pennsylvania to New Hnnp.
shire il the removal Of the Chociaws from abama and
Ni's''iPpi!" Nov, this is disingsnuou.ly put. Tn.
Indian bill waS intended in par TO comply with c,y-.
nant between Georgia AMI the United Slatcs concluded
10 lSO2,to ex'insnsh the Indian title 10 all land. within
the then borisrs Of Georgia. Ni'iss'ppi aul Alabama
we're al tha tim: within the limits Of Georgia sud IN 3.
obligation extends Wall to the Choc;iv aad Chicks-
saw as TO the Cherokee lands.
The Ineligenccr does as, Of what impor'ancs {,
Pennsylvsoia or TO Now Hsmp.hire ia the removal Of
the Cherokee from Georgia The apparently pufpos.d
omission Of their le''o the infersnce that fls
Intesencsr conceives the Ell l-nt rigl in appfov.
ing that part Of th, bill which provides for their rem,
val. But supposing the ohg,ii not extend "a
the Choc,aHs and ChickAaws. was thc Executive Il
separae their from that OF the Cherakees when
;lle difficulties which ate found in aiiIstins
the fel'tons between the Cheokees anil Georgia goul,
rrssent lhe,nsrlvfs a. he other two trhes will
Alabama and Mississippi, Bat TIE obligation dies *
tend 10 al t-ib,s within tho limits of Gsors, not A.
'he is but she t01s WHEN she made the coinpAct-
not according 10 h;r present, bat her tie boundi.
ries.
The Tnirgcncer cannot mean to sssDme tho posi-
uon that the United States not ~ fui6l treaties be
ihe money Of The tohole ia applied 10 the bene
Of p1rt Some regard should b. bad TO tho eouiva
en,s relinquished, which have been given nv payi
and have been enjoyed by the tVho'e. The u. State
received valuable confederation from Georgia VIZ: tn
property In, and sovereignty over body Of Lard OH
P Of which two Safes have been formed, on sxpres
conditions which have never been lnhieI. The In
dian bill intended 10 perfect the fdi Of the Nai3
TO Georgia. IL intended also IN carry into effect
scheme Of permanent settlement for those ttbs', whic
has humanity for its basis. Where IL the resemhlucC
then, o die case, to those Of the two road bills
question which have been forced by deceptive ana
j" ogy Into parallel with III Southern Put.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-13

10 develop Tire truth. lie will eth a,temptn. I,wal
no itiend oil his who offered the resolution and COM
PEELED hin 10 report TO Congress the progress made In
The nves's alton A soon "a is completed, Leutrn
hn' k'ndolPh will probably have chance to give his
explanations AMI accoun, for Mr.. Tmberake's money
sic. r{r = ~,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-13
NHHALUABLE LAND FoR sAIE.pr ri..,.A

\VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.-By virtue Of
Deed Of Tfustexecuted 10 us by Daniel MAYO.
ani duly recorded, we, either Of w. shall Offer for
'ae, a, pObic suction, a. Thomas Nc Coy's Tavern in
The Town OF Csriersville, and county OF Cumberland,
on Thursday, the 20h DAY Of Jolly, the Tact Of Lsnd
on which the said Mayo lives, supposed be 500
aeres.-T'he ii believed 10 he unqreslionabe. but
acting - Trustees, we sh1l convey only such ttls
- vessed 10 us Sale will he fog CASH 10 satisfy the
purposes Of The D5td. SAMUEL HATCHER,
HENRY HATCHER,
GEORGE BOOKER,
Jnly6 17--w3a Trustees.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-13
!" Mucu rrr REMAIN. vy,uNe.n

.xun crLx,eo,TioS--.rho G,Io,xio, 49,. H.. ola, r.
-, Nv ''"'"s ""s mo "'uet o'
'"eoS VI NO Nhaestowu Lycouin on the 2Sth ut IN c
Dfatou OF the sccoad centennial anniversary of tho an
Winthrop In that town viz.
NJ ,, .
"g'"" r""teTs-M" urhANs
The breaking waves dashed high
Cn a storn, and ckbound coast,
NV" 'rL INC wooaS against stormy sky
~" s""' "''ne"es tossu
hn1 inc heavy night hun. dark
IAe hills and waters o'cr
On tho MIL, % No ca,iss @oo'ed Their bars
M, H. ..s..'S.'- ''''A ''''e'
wy az '"u conlucfor comes,
N,heyI 'ne tue-hcaItcd, camc,
Or tho ,rnmnct ,h,, - ,S nl"'nS'
N,,.,L a., s' W "'"o
~ ~ "y'n, come,
Tlcv sLoot ,L ~ :" .soI,
With their hymns of lo9y chso, S'oo"''
AmiIs, tho go. 81,
Al ,ho s,, ivy SAVE,
AMI ,h. so,,S; - "o s,h anu s INC son,
To the anthem OF tho Fac ~ "''' "''''' '"'s
Tho o.o,, 81. -,
From H. -, :, ~ no .I ,
And Tho rocLin, 80 - ~ go, '''
This was their welcome home
What sought ,b,v Tim, afr,
Bright Jewels OF tho mine,-
The wealth of seas Tho sno,Is or ,,,
They sought a faiths puro Shrin,.
Ay. call il holy ,,o,,J
The spot ,yhcy,' d., -,
Thoy have loft unq,ninod ~, -. ,,.e,
freedom to worship God 10y ''''
Paw,
On,n,x,, U,,~ n ~,
Two hundred yc,,,, V. =. tLn'oNr.
How much of human po,ycr ma ;y,I.
Nhat glorious hopes, what gloomy faars
m, .o., 0V ,,' ''c,' n0se'oss 'idef
mo req man, at his rite,
Se"n ny thc stars at nights cold noon,
% oS'N oa,noc, us track oi light
-. .' ""'e oonoa'h The moon
~, m, n'nIe, ms yc'I,--his council fire,
N, ne aitor whore hts victim lay
MS acath.song and his funeral pyrc,
III. tOrnan
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-13
TRAvET.I.INu CABINET.

We see many Article, n tho coalition prints undar
tie head Of Travelling Cabinet. They are invariably
commenced with remarks respecting the alleged
inProgrsiy Of the term having been employed 10 ref
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-13

49, go from tho Albany Argus June 2i)
We publish in another column the Pfoclannatio, NJ
The Executive Of Georgia, giving notice that the act of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-13

H9 UMFORD ACADEMY THE second session ~
"a the present year will commence on t,e 18Th Iulv
az wu'n",e on we 10th December next The course
oil instruction pursued in the classical and naf,eoaG
cal departments OF the Seminary, having been found
ron TIE experience OF several years. sufficiently en-
'enYc 10 enable its students enter the Senior claesos
oil any OF our Colleges with advantanee The same avs
TEN WIZ be continued Mr. Kenny will direct the studies
OF INC English and Mathematical department. lie il
already known TO the public, and the progress of Tho
Pup' Of his department. las been tested by rigid pub
nc examination The peculiarly healthy and retired To-
caon o. inc Academy, and it, entire exemption from
Autumnai sickness render il very desirable residence
Ior students during the approaching Session
,r,,,, VIM. IIAWKESWORTU
IERMS-Board. washing and tuition for the Session
OF months, (each bosrder finding his bed towels can.
dios SEQ 500, payable in advance. Tuition alone I5
per Session, payable also in advance Students Who
g1lye al any time previous TO the 10Th August, wbs
liable Tor the expence Of the whole Session
King William, June TO- II-ysv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-13

INCAANCERy-In Powi-a,an Count, Coart. NJ Il
u the 10th, 1885,
Joslsb Cosby and Mary Bagby. widow aud reIct OF
l. against
Gabriel Mnier and Nancy his wife, Joseph Ninte
and Elizabeth his wife, Charles Cosby Oyertcn Cosbv
william Henry Cosby, Richard NJ. Cosby, Archibald
cosby, Abner Cosby and Martha Cosby, Deft.
This day came tie pleinfs by Johu w Nash Fan
he'r attorney, and filed their bill; and the defendauts
not having entered their appearance and given .ecuri
according to the act OF Assembly and the rules Of this
Court. and 1t appearing the satisfaction of IN. Court
mat they are not inhabitants OF this Commonwealth: On
the motion Of the plaintiff, by their attorney the Court
the third "Wednesday in August next and answer the
oi OF the PLAINTIFFS and that copy this order be forth.
WIN inserted IN some newspaper pubhed in the CITY
OF RICHMOND Tor two months and that an
other copy be posted at the front door the courthouse
oil 'hs county, for two successive court days.
Copy. Teste,
June 4. S-wSws. II. +. GRAVES ID. C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-13

II Chaneery-Ata court held for MeckIenburo conn
May 1880: ' u'y %
Alexander Gillispie, phG.
AGAINST
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-13

~ CHANCERY:-At rules held it, the Clerk, or.
a hce Of the County Court Of AIeckIenbure. on tbn
hf.t Monday in June, 1890 - =" WV
VIM. Mai.ett, ple
against
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-13

LrsxUN crLgrnRArioS.Tho following order
iomaucos of tho Charesowu Lycoum, u in eo-
nsnoraon OF the sccoad anniversary tho ann:
Gov. Winthrop In that town. viz:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-13
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June 25 ~ &c