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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-14
RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY.
ARS CIRISTI A M a A q :.

M no. CHhlS IlANNA U. BURkB respectfully
1NA announces her intention to open i'm this CITY
on the first day of October next Seminary for the
admission Of Young Ladies Boarders and day scho-
lars
1t IS contemplated to offer Institution, combining
the most solid requirements, with the most popular
and fashionable accomplishments Without LAYING
claim to any extraordinary qualifications for dischar,
ging the arduous and highly responsible duties which
VIII devolve on her as Principal, Mrs B. feels conf
oen that an early attention TO the subject of Educa
ton and an experience of many years in its details
united to The assistance of many able teachers will
enable her to afford advantages equal any in this
State and not inferior to those any Nortbern Jnst
tuition.
Mrs. Burke will receive daily assistance from Mr.
Burke at an hour not interfering with the duties of
his own Seminary. Mr.. Maculy, Teacher Of .uaihe-
ninsics IN the Richmond Seminars will also give daiIy
instruction In the branches connected with ms depart
ment.
Dir. Stephen Bernard, native of France, VIII
teach the modern languages.
Music, Drawing and Dancing viii be taught bv the
most approved masters.
Bourders will receive that parental attention. which
whist IL avoids undue restraint will insist the full
inent of all moral and religious duties and epion
strict regard for those obsennces best calculated to
| insure an easy and becoming department
The following table exhibits moro extensive
course OF studies than is generally offered for the ed
ucatlon OF females They submitted in detail, on
account of the belief that many parents will consider
them essential to complete education
Orthogrnphy, Arithmetic,
Reading, Bookkeeping,
Writing, Algebra,
English Grammar, Geometry,
EiCcution, Natural Philosophy,
Bellies Lettres, Chemistry
Epistolary Style, The Greek, Latin, French
Ancient and Modern His Italian and Spanish Ian
tory. guages,
Geography, with the use Vocal aud Instrumental
OF Globes and Maps, Music,
Astronomy, Drawing and Painting,
Natural History, Dancing,
Botany.
The Richmond Female Seminary will be opened
in the house 18th street, once occupied by the
late MIR. Frederick Pleasants-central, spacious ele-
waited and retired; location in the city can better
! afford the necessary accommodation.
TERMS.
Board for the scholastic year of 10 months 5000
Tuition In all the English branches, ~
Extra charges regulated by those of other schools.
Application in person by letter, will receive
prompt attention. ma 95-fIotc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-14

NOTICE.--The undersigned have associat ed
In themselves and will conduct the Dry Good Blu
sines IA the Store heretofore occupied by Hall Neil
son, under the firm of Hall Nelson &, Co. and are
opening large and general assortment of pie and
Fancy Goods, which they offer for SALE on the most
favourable terms. HALL NELSON,
CHARLES s. GAY,
oct THOMAS w. MARION
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-14
Books, Paper. &c.

TOLLINS a. CO have received their usual full
~ sHpplios-and now have on hand large and eX-
tensive assortment of Books, Paper, Merchants Ac-
count Books, Records, Globes, &c. &c.
oct
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-14

VIRGINIA. At rules holden IN the clerks office Of the
peor of chancery for the Richmond district the 9Th
day Of September 1885, Josiah Rddck pf against John S,
Fleming, his right and ex'or Of VIM ~ Fleming.
deed, George Vashon and other dts
The defendants above uamed not having entered their
pearance and given security according the Of assembly
aud the rules Of this and appearing 10y satisfactory
Idencc that they inhabitants OF this country is
deed that the said defendants appear here the first day
Of the next January term and the bill of the plaintiff
and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
paper published in the city Of Richmond for months
cesyey and posted the front door Of the capitol The said
city. n copy. Tesie,
70 WIN G. PFSpLEToS C. G.
VIRGINIA. At rules holden the clerks Office, of
Of chaneeTy for the Richmond district the 9Th
day ofJuy 1880 Jonathan Creery, p against Mar and
Finley merchants and partners, MyeT Myers, K Simpson
and John VIM and l.. Il Mister, dts
The defendants g. Simpson, Millar and Finley John
VIM and l. r Mister not having entered their appearance
and given security according the of assembly & the rules
Of this court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they inhabitants Of this country; It ordered that the
said defendants do apper here the first day Of the jan
uary term, AND the hill Of the plaintiff; and copy
" this order he forthwith inserted publish
Ell in the city of Richmond, for months SUCCESSFULLY and
posted al tie front door Of the capitol in he said city
u copy. Tese, Wm q. PENpIEToN, e.. C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-14

French, Greek and Latin.
~ ERMAN, Paris and London Editions Of the fol-
~ lowing books, just received:
Xel ophons Anabasis, Ovid, Virgil Cesar
Do Cyropedia, Had, Odyssey, Herodotus
Sophocles Horace, Terence Eurpldes, Dcmosthenes
Thurcidides, Racine, CorneIlc, Molicre Gil Bias
Charles l2th, Paul d. Virginia, Numa Pompilius
And many other valuable works of the kind. too
numerous to menton--for sno, generally cheap
oc, J. II. NASH.
Urine West India Molasses, Whskey
II New Orleans rum. Antigua, St Crox and
Jamaica rum. prime pork, monsscs
Writing paper coroOns indigo
Cotton-yarns No to 10
Sou leather, New York inspection
Cognac brandy. Holland gin
Porto Rico and 81. CrcX sugar
Turner's oil fall strained lamp oil
Chairs, bureaus, side boards.
Ladies' work stands, settles, &c
Cut nails, from Sd to GOD, at the factory prices
Crehorc's playing cards
MarseIlles Madeira wine
Rice, soft shell almonds
London Porter
Hibberts brown stout, from the mpOrter-for
SAL by DAVENPORT, ALLEN s. co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-14

Irish and German Linens.
FHNIIE most general assortment Of Irish Linens,
u from Is. Cd per yard to extra supcrinc.-
Also one case Of German Linens, and few pieces
more of the Union Linens, for winter wear, all
warranted perfect and grass bleach, for sale at the
most reduced prices. at Il. II. JENKINS
oct Linen and Foncy Dry Good Store
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-14
DRY GOODS.

-Nertno Sitarci Irish Linen, aud ELncp Dr1 Goods
Store.
DoBERT II. JENKINS has received. and
~ opened this morning. (Oct. 81
All sizes and colors long and square Merino, CASH
mere, Thybet, Lama, and Tuscan wool shawls
received by the last Packets from France, and
shaws in this city
One hundred different kinds of fancy gauze, Bar
rege, Gro de Leon, Ismarne. Grenadine, Grape,
and all the new and fashionable hdkfs. worn
Eor ladies' evening dresses, will be found, rich Paris
and Swiss worked robes, Grenadine pauze robes
Gro de Orleans and TOulon stripes, white blonde
gauZe, battIces, white satins and other new thin
goods
Dor ladies' fall dresses, an ELEGANT PauIard four.d
silks. best changeable Gro de Maps, rich Broca de
figured silks and Gro de Mile rue, of he most
fashionable coors
An extensive assortment of new calicoes
In lace goods, all widths quilting and foong lace
cap and founcing lsces thread lace of new pat
terms elegant Blonde lace, infants and ladies' caps
fashionable Byron lace collars, canes forellas
hsheulles, chamlos, chmasetts nsertings and lace
cuffs, forming the richest assortment of Paris en-
broidered and English lace, yet exhibited
Every description OF gloves and hosiery, rich belt
rlbands, rnd bonnet rbands
Also, thirty pieces ack bombaznes of all prices and
every description Of mourning and half mourning
goods
All qualities white and red fannels
Furniture caicoes, table covers
In linen goods pc sons may rely upon finding the
best assortment Irish and German linens, at any
price, by the piece, half piece, or yard, warranted
pure linen and grass bleach
Dining table cloths and napkins, birds eye and liable
diapers
The extensive assortment Of fancy goods, are of
this falls importatons and most of them from the
New York Auctions. The linen goods of most
superior fabric, and deserving the attention of pur-
chaseTs in the article All of which will be sold at
the most reduced prices, at JENKINS
Merino Shawl, Linen, s. Fancy Dry Goods Store,
oct 9 Nam Street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-14

TEkMS-SuHsoRirros the DAiLs RIcIMoNp W1ie 81
year. and Tor shorter PERIOD at the rate OF 50 Sear pay
able in advance
ADvksTpING square of rs lnes less, in
sertion 10 cents; Insertions S1 three insertions 81 IL
every succeeding insertion 33i cents.
Thrice week, first week 81 25 every succeeding week 81
Twice week, FIRST rs cents every succeeding in
sertion SO
week. IS cents every succeeding in
ertion 80 --f.-t. =
All advertisements also the CoxsrrurioSAI
Vino.
Transient advertisers must pay in advance
The numbcr of insertions he the MS, they
will be inserted until ordered to be stopped and charged
eoItsgy;
and in that proportion for Advertisements of greater length;
except and Lottery Dealers who charged 800
OF The CONSTITUTIONAL WING is published twice
week Tuesdays and Fridays at five dollars annu,
payable advance.
4dvsrfisng75 square, or less for the first in
nrton, and SO cents for each continuance
Black Lace VeIs aud Lace Goods.
100 Black Lace Wells of rich and new patterns
lOO some of them Chantily worked. from l to
$50. Ladies wishing elegant and cheap wells, have
fair opportunity Of selecting from this extensive
sortment-Also, footing laces. of all widths, prices
and quality; wide and rich bobbinet trimming laces
for caps; forlas and founcing PLAIN wide lace;
thread edgngs and nsertings, and rich thread lace;
tho real blonde trimming lace; all the fashionable COL
lars. caps, peerines, foreos niantletts &c &C.
comprising every variety Of Lace Goods, at the
reduced prices-for sale by the yard piece, single
dozen, at K. III. JENKINS
oct ! Fancy Dry, Good g. Irish Linen Store.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-14

NNTAS committed to the jail OF Charles City Counly .
w ryuaway, the l6lh Of Jolly last. slave,
named Peuy, Of dark complexion, about 81 yeaf old
'Nei, or inches high, hmps much ~ his gait Feuy
ot the slaves allotted Mrs Inn {. Colgn we
John Cogiu part other dover the Of WIN Light
foot deed and he has bought his tern from said John
Cogu The fact Of this runaway's having beeu committed
jail been reported to the he has been valued
court by order Of the 18Th OF last month directed
sale Of him be made forthwith, after the time aud n1~e
thereof had beeu advertised required by law ny Vt
ORDER shah sell the said runaway The Court House
Charles City County, third Thursday next
beng the 2ls Of the month and day for said county.
sep 17-w4wr WIN. TYLER, Sniff
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-14

l. y,
IL Va, has undertaken to restore lands in Va to
the original owners that have been sold for the direct
tax OF the United States, and State tax. Aso that
which has been forfeited to the Literary Fund of
Virginia, for the non-payment of taxes.
He will undertake for portion of the land reco-
vered but, If preferred by the proprietors, will take
stipulated or contingent compensation to be paid
after the performance Heterogeneous.
Persons wishing his services, had better coumuni
cate early with him at Fredericksburg, Va, (post
pald) as he expects to out for the West this fall
lie continues t. receive agencies to investigate
and identify Western lands by actual survey to rent
lease out. pay the taxes, make sales, and render
every other service necessary for the safe manage
ment thereof
The continued extensive range of riding which his
/ engagements require West of the Allegheny noun
tans, affords the opportunity to transact other bust
ness, which induces him to offer his services gene
rally.
The settlement and bonding of debts, collecting,
negotiation, and all other business will receive pros It
personal attention. As this advertisement socits
beyond his personal acquaintance he offers reference
to the following gentlemen:
Corporation Of Fredericksburg. Ia.
John Metcaife. John S Wexford,
William j. Roberts, Fayette Johnston,
Rueben Themes, Archibald Hart
William a. Knox.
SpofsyiCania County, Pa
George Hamilton. William Bernard.
Samuel a. S;orrow, CulPepsr County, Ya.
.4ibemarie County, Pa.
Doctor Mann Page, John Rogers, Hugh Nelson
Robert Rives, Nelson County, Va.
David Briggs Richmond City, Va.
Thomas q. Taylor, Powhatan County, Va.
". w. cambridge, Henry County, Va.
Abraham Staples. Patrick Court house, Va.
Ballard Smith. Greenbrier County, Va.
Joseph r. Daingerfeld, Lewisburg, Va.
Lewis Stuart, Clerk of Greenbrer County, Va.
Chief Justice George Robertson, Ky.
Hon. Robert p. Letcher, Ky.
Mark Richards, Philadelphia.
George Hebb, Baltimore.
Silas Wood, New York.
Doctor Thomas Semmes, Alexandra, ID. G..
Hezekah Miller, Georgetown, d. C.
sep 20-2aw If
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-14

VIRGINlA.-At a superior court of chanceFy
holden at Staunton on the roth day OF Deem
Der, 1925: between Hudson Martin, plaintiff, and
John peterborough, John Ii Cooke, Randolph
Harrison, James Brown. Robert Burton, John Pat
terssn and Polly his wife, John Smith and Cary Ann
his wife, Thomas j. Rando phi ard Jane his wife, Ro-
bert e. Nicholas, Wilson G.. Nicholas John c. Mich
olas Margaret Nicholas, Carr,
bis wife, defendants.
On the motion of the plaintiff, it is ordered that
Josiah Shanklin, John G. Stevenson, and Robert
Hamilton, be appointed commissioners any two or
more of whom may act, to divide the land IN the bill
mentioned among The parties according to their re-
spective rights, and the said commissioners are d
reced to report their proceedings to this court.
Monday, July 9th, 1929.
On the motion Of the plaintiff by hrs counsel II is
ordered that John G.. McClanahaD be added ss a
commissioner to those appointed by an order made in
this cause on the 10Th day Of December, 1923.
Copies. Teste,
WILLIAM s. ESKRIDGE, C. s c. C..
The parties interested in the division of the land
above referred to- (which consists OF tract Of 900
acres, formerly IN Greenbrier, nov Nicholas county,
patented IN the name Of Wilson c. Nicholas,) will
take notice, that the commissioners will proceed to
carry into effect the said decretal order the 4th
day of November next.
uTTnEnN NJ ApFrTN
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-10-27
Fo, the .1rRansas .4drocate. To WILLIAM E, WOODRUFF.
 CfIAPTEgk v. At.aI LII i--- u

CfIAPTEEs v.
 Sad silly wise one. who with aw kwarlx skill. Mars meaning well by executing i'll.
 Potypss.
 There IS Tn every person something pe- culiar to himself; and as this peculiarly of personal ldent1ty'is essential to ena3ie us to distinguish one individual from anoth- CT, so there IS in every person some pre- dominant passion or appetite, some pecu- liar excellence or defect, by which each one IS easily distinguislable from another. the study therefore of human nature, 1t IS all important to ascertain not only it's ge- neral outlines, those traits which equally Ycharcterizes all men, but also those pecu- llarlties ofindividual character, by which one man IS distinguished from another. It IS by this course of reasoning we know how to estimate character by the study of hu- man nature--separate the good from the bad, appreciate or condemn as the case may be.
 If in studying your character have ar rived at false conclusions in your estima- tion, the fault Is your own. If you never had written and published defence in jus tidcation Of yourself, and in elimination of othersa--had you not pledged yourself for certain charges, which you could not 'redeen1--a recantation " hich was disgrace fnl; and renewed with new vigor and ma ieyofenee, the political warfare of 1897, hy the publication of Jaw Bone Ss. Co. you might hare had tho hand Of charity ext.a- ded to you, and nave spared yourself the painful reading your history by Diodo- rus sienlus, which judging by the Gazette of the 22d September, gives yon exquisite nneaslness; and in your remarks relative to the writer, you again render yourself vulnerable ohis pen, hy the laYishness Of your vituperations, and
 ssstill you keep hissing with a viper's spite. And spit forth sIaYer though you fail to
 bite.''
 enn wa st of memory ..!!:c -acoiiiis,o- ton of past events, Is truly misfortune, and to that one cause it is more than pro- bahle you may attribute most of your po- Iitical sins. oH appear to be much hurt, mortified and distressed, that you are de- barted the name of the author Of Diodorus Siculus, only on certain conditions; and la Dor to impress on the public mind, in yollr usnal artful and insiduous manner, that the object is C bloodshed,'' and deprecate i'll strong language, the course the Editors of theAsiyoeate are pursuing relative 10 them- selves and the writer of DioGoras Sicaius, n snfferiag such note to be written and published. Did you never do tie like your seisS Read tha sazetto .: the .ssi ssae,
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-10-27

is ;essonties.s al eoas5aasinoric, giv- iHg an account ei commercial Treaty. having been concluded iti the Sublime Forte in April last, by our consul. Mr. Nhind, which secures 10 American eiti- zens ! s:e f :it,ss sorcd i;itous, ard tic free issss ss; ss;;t;,:s ot the Black Sea. The letter eontinr- es:--"Thisatlair has certainly heen con- ducted i'll q manner which reflects much credit on the Administration
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-10-27
! NcSeYEfF 5 x5 ,.

A IL persons are cautioned against trad. "a ing for. or taking on assignment, q Note Of hand given by me 10 y4yanss PAii- lips, think in December, 1928. for the snrn of ono thou2and, three hundred doI- lars, duo the first day of March, 1891: as I have pyid up and satisfied the same, and am determined never to pay if again. F
 ABAEH EASON.
 Oct. II, lsso. 3wc1
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-10-27
Bunmer of ffite Constitution.

We scarcely look into Q newspaper thai does not contain an account of some improvement or discovery with which the American system is at war.
 A western paper informs us, that if has been asccrtained that thirteen blsh- els of corn on the cob, ground up, afford as much noaiFishmens to cattle iis nine bushels of shelled corn, which we be- lieye arc commonly supposed to be T. bout the equivalent of E or IS bushels unshelled. If this be true, the effect of 1t will be, to require fewer agricul- tllrai laborors than heretofore to raise food for cattle, and consequently to throw out of employment great quan- fity of .Americon industry, now 50 prof. tably employed in raising corn cohs to be thrown away-lJid.
 Freely ssith Turhey.-A letter is pub slisskes s:as sas the New. York Advertiser, from
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-10-27
THE MARKETS.

GoTTaS las been lively in Liverpool and somewhat improved in price; this must of course have . corresponding effect ia tins country. We learn from NorforllE, ' a. correspondent, thatth new crop viii com mand lla at l2cents in that place. This we believe is an advance ofsome ? or 5 cts on last years prices.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-10-27

l1VCl I7OOt, a 77E5s TT. There has been steady demand this week for Cotton, and prices of all descrip- tions have been fully supported. The sales comprise 270 Sea Islands at I3d to 2ld, 29e0 Orleans, 64d to Sd; 5290 Mobile and Alabama at 5-S to I'd.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-10-27

We the other day, were presented with q stoeet Pofatoe which grew on the farm of Ar. Geo. Y. Scott, in this county, neasur- ing toeaty-str tachesin length. This will do very well for Arkansas.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-10-27

DuEL.--on Saturday morning last, du- e was fought on the east side of the Missis- sippi, opposite the mouth of White River, between Dr. John II. Cooke, and Maj. W. F.Pope, beth of th4s place, which happily terminated without serious injury to eith- CT party--tbree shots were exchanged At the second fire, the ball of Dr. C. pass ed through the~eIothing of his antagonist, and broke the skin of the abdomen--he fell but immediately arose, and after third fre5 which was without effect, compro- mise was effected and all difficulties ar- ranged.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-10-27

have been nroduetfsc Of ar unfortunate c .loquy of of lis shoulders, by 'esning sup- plensentst can any. man with an idea above a goose, sec any sort Of difference! 1t is all t!!a,e columns es the Gazette at last; and tins way of whipping the d.yil around stump we never could admire. hs for ourselves, we have not time sufficient to devote to such pitifal quibbing, if we had inclination. But there is more in- tended by this same supplement, than Mr. Woodruff IS willing should be particn- Iarly understood; we intend to lay the pre- cious slip carefully away--we may have a. gain to refer to it; if so, time will unfold our present meaning.
 We cannot close these remarks without expressing in some measuTes the deep ot,- iigation we are under to Mir. ". for his truly christian 4 forbcaranco' and moder. Iation towards ns; thanlss to him for his kindness in sparing us thns long; forh had he SSS4A SeiAy PiOFOASus OHG QdSA DJ HIS mighty quill, must have consigned IS for ever to oblivion. He has syarc'y deigaed,'' to notice us What a mortifcation! But the reason is obvious; we have told him few cutting truths, and he found it Y as the best policy to grin and bear them. We have in some measure interrupted his pros poets; and the schemes which he has been for " eleven years" perfecting, seem to him nov, as the !" baseless fabric of q vis- ion.s By way of.concluson VIC willa again
 remark, that AIr. Woodruff, dia make use ofthe same seasiment, y' not precisely the
 same leords, contained in our poper. of he
 i3tk, oad a0e can PROVE IT. We hate to make use ofso many large capitals and italics, but ue must De in fashion.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-10-27

= to the Governor. ssantt ant otf rociss pre- ..,ndes their insertion this week.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-10-27

f+ Tie Superior Court, for the adndi- cation of the French and Spanish Land Claims, commenced it's session in this .laee on Monday last. Present-the Hon. 7nares BATES, JOHNSON, and CRoss.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-10-27

-1.- < have received an account of the sseaings at the Hempstead dinner, giy-
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-10-27

X It may be said Of the GoYernor-I re sls Gse---beth y!si1sig and 1efssdsas
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-10-27
s-ssassgss znyEgg g z ] A TIE E .Iss

rRs,f.l .s) cTt3 gsEss 2r. 1850.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-10-27

Freely ssiM Turley.-A letter is pub lsssksesss s':sa ':sa the New York Advertiser, from
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-10-27

JaceRs penitsss dejosse falensc.." :"
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