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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-31
No Combination and Free Trade.
Earthenware and Looking Glasses.


vHNBOS. J. BARROW & co. Importers SO Water
street, NEW WORK, offer for sale 900 packages earihen-
ware glass china and looking glasses comprising the most
conn offered this market, and which will
epscked the country merchant at the lowest prices In
consequence OF having refused to JON the combinations for reg
aiing prices Of crockery this city, have been made
the subjects of ntuefat persecution the object OF
which nothing less than entire ruin and expulsion from
m trade our characters have been asaed Of integrity
and fair dealing, credit house Of responsibility i'm
peached aud every cnJeavo made ruin H. and the
whole pOatiors toUgh the regular channels lave been
all stopped On consequence VI threats thrown to the
uacurcs Eusdnd so that we have been Obliged 10 employ
agents Liverpool To make purchases IN such
that wout appear the tfsnsactiou-a the
facilities attendant upon obtaining credit Tor mpouaons
dcnyed TO and nothing but cash IN Liverpool viii obtain
for needed supplies ~ warcWc suffering these
hardshps the Of the merchant and Of this
description Of goods less than aud thcm
for aid aud assistance; long
enabled sustain ourselves against than forty who
combined to bring about ruin IN this unhead Of
manner will continue sell goods free and ndepen
den a, our nvn rates ar casa or approved city seepane'
or,y E9-uSv
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Rogers Orange Gun Powder.

hOSeTS OIdHbU UuH fOWutT'
TUNHIS article, (for sale by the subscubors is now
n made upon new and much improved princi-
Piles, producing guaranteed by the proprietor, re-
markable superiority of strength and quckness, and
great perfection IN its combustion.
1t IS offered in kegs of oil the different sizes OF
grains and suitable for all kinds of shooting and OF
guns--olso, in cansters of double and the greats
est possible degree Of strength,
Dealers requested to notice, that this Pow
der may at once be distinctly known from all other,
by orange red stain impaired on It's ignition,
also by lis peculiar hgbtness, as measured charge
of il will DO found To weigh much less than tho
same measure Of any other kind.
Bur t}-2aw3m II
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-31
RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY.


MRS. CHRISTIANNA g. BURKE respectfully
lv1 announces her intention to open in this city
the first day Of October next, Seminary for the
admission Of Young hades as BoardeTr and day scho-
lars.
1t is contemplated to offer Institution, COMBINING
tte most solid requirements, With the popular
and fashionable accomplishments. Without laying
claim to any extraordinary qualifications for dischar
gng the arduous and highly responsible duties which
will deyolve on her Principal, Mrs. d. feels conf
dent that early attention to the subject of Hducn
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 to any in this
State and not inferior to those Of any Northern nsti
taAjon.
Mrs. Burke will receive daily assistance from Mr.
Burke at hour not interfering with the duties of
his own Seminary. Mr.. Macully, Teacher of .Mafte-
mates IN the Richmond Seminary, will also give daily
instruction the branches cted with has depart
ment.
AR. Stephen Bernard, a pative of France, will
teach the modern languages
Music, Drawing and DsnciDg viii be taught by the
most approved masters
Boarders will receive that parental attention which,
whilst It avoids undue restraint. will insist on the full
flment Of oil moral and religious duties, and cpoin
sricregard for those observances best calculated to
insure an easy and becoming department
The following table exhibits a more extensive
course of studies than is generally offered for the ed
ucation of females. They submitted in detail, on
account Of the belief that many parents win consider
them essential to complete education:
Orthography, Arithmetic,
Reading, Bookkeeping,
Writing, Algebra,
English Grammar, Geometry,
Elocution, Natural Philosophy,
Bellies Lettrcs, Chemistry,
Epistolary Style, The Greek, Latin, French
Ancient and Modern lis Italian and Spanish Lam
tory, guages,
Geography, with the Vocal and 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 Mr.. Frederick Peasants-ccntral spacious, ele-
waited and retired; location in the city better
afford the necessary accommodation.
TERMS.
Board for tile scholastic year of 10 months, S20e
Tuition in oil the English branches, 40
Extra charges regulated by those OF other schools.
Application in person or by letter, will receive
prompt attention. ma 25-fi0tc
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The English at Home.

nc EHSiiSH Ut IlOu1e.
DY the Author of the English IN Italy and the
ID English in France. Just published, for sale by
aug 20 COLLINS g. CO.
I AMES 4 OSWALD, (having given vacation
- of ten days. will resume his scholastic functions
on Wednesday, LIST Sept next, IN the same house
he now occupies on l4r b Street, q few doors above
Mr. Nash's Book Store The course of instruc>
ton will embrace the Latin. Greek and French
Languages. the Mathematics, and all H. minor
branches of an English Education, order to pre-
pare bis pupils, either for College or for Counting
House.
As he will limit his number to twenty five yearly
Scholars there present vacancies Tor ten moro
pupils.
y. B. Very particular attention viii be paid to
reading and pronouncing the English Language.
aug 24-eo9t
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CHLORIDE OF LIME.

r Offer for sale the above highly useful article in
j destroying damp and unwholsome vapor IN cell
lars and general purifier 10 oil offensive cfluvia
J II BLAMIRE,
jy - Opposiie the Eagle Hate
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-31
REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
ID ii. JENKINS hos returned to his former Store
h. on Main Street, few doors below the Bell
Tavern, on the opposite side of the street
aug
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Entertaining and Useful.

MO ~ Entertaining Knowledge
IN Nns ~ and ~ Useful do
No. Formers Series uf do do
No. s Maps to Useful Knowlcdgc--Rcceived by
oug ~ JNO. H' NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-31

Memoir Of Req. Lcpi Parsons,
UNIRST Missionary to Palestine from the United
II States. &c &c. Second edition. Compiled and
prepared by Rev. Daniel o. Morton, A. Must
published, for sale by COLLINS q co.
aug 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-31

Smithfekd and Ctuckatuck Cotton Yarns.
q nnn Lbs OF the above Yarns, from No. 4, to
C,OOO No II. inclusive, offered for sale in
lots to suit purchasers the most reasonable terms
This Yarn is recommended for its great strength.
aug % JAS. WINSTON
IBNHE Cabinet Maker aud Upholstc er's Guide,
IL being a complo'c drawing book, and repository
OF new and original designs, for household furniture
and interior decoralion in the most approved, elegant
and modern taste, accompanied with oiul and prac-
tica instructions for the manufacture OF the same.
Treatise on Geometry, with definitions and prob
lens explained in plain and familiar manner; like
wisea Treatise on Prospective, with series of in
sructc examples, applied to furniture, and llustra-
tod by numerous engrayIngs, by George Snih.-Just
rcccived--for sale BY JOHN ii. NASH,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-31

ENRESH CRACKERS.--50 kegs Jamiseon.
IL fresh crackers-just received per Steamboa
Potomac, for sale. by T. II DREW, Agt-
aug "a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-31

'NHE Subscriber respectfully informs his patrons
Il and the public, that on Monday, the S0th day
of August, he will resume the duties of his Seminary
in which boys may be prepared, by thorough
Ct preparatory English, Mathematical and Classical
Instruction, for admission into College; and in which
also, boys not intended for College, may receive q
thorough English Education. For terms, apply a,
his rooms, 6rst square above the Virginia Banks.
aug 24-w3w NATHAN POLLARD.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-31

NJ. Chapman, Al. d.
Wu. p. Detoess, NJ. ID.
Thomas G. James, nj. ID.
Wiiii1m E. Horner, M. d.
John c. Otto, ID. ID.
Thomas T. He,uson, III. ID.
II - LIZ AZ n
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ayr JEW NQ0DNs
9. EG. FEssENDEN,

D RESPECTFULLY informs the pub
II lie, that he has taken that well
known stand, formerly occupied by MIR.
J. I. Croade, and recently by Mr.. +. w.
Burr, and has Just opened an
rt-7s EJNI'IRE .NEW STOCK OF@1I
es-szAsoNA.BLE GooDs,-no
AMONG WHICH ARE
Blue, black, brown and mixed BROAD
CLOTHS. CASSIMERES
Sattmets, rowen cashmere, woolenet, bl'k
lasting, drab and brown drilling, nanlins,
duck, silk, valencia, &c. VESTINGS,
splendid variety of CALICOES, fur
niture prints, Scotch and English ging-
hams, plain and figured Swiss, null and
book muslins, white and colored cambrics,
fashionable dress silks, pongee, Gro de
Nap, grapes, palmy battiste, sarsnets,
florence, silk and tabby velvet, bombazet,
bombazine, silk hdkls., Italian cravats,
raw silk and cotton shawls, black s. white
wrought bobbnet lace wells, bobbinet lace
wells, bobbinet laces, wrought muslin
capcs, insertings, black, brown and white
linens, damask cap, belt and taf RIB
BONS braids and cards imitation linen
hdlsis (; plain, figured and plaid cotton era
vats; ladies and gentlemens black silk,
slate, white and mixed cotton and worsted
hose ;ladics kid, horseskin and white lin
en- gloves and mitts; gentlemcns kid, horse
skin and linen do silk stocks canvass
padding ;buckram; rattinett.; sewing silk;
tapes; braids ; quality bleach'd s. brown
shcetings and shirtings tickings; stripes;
checks ;towe!ling knitting cotton linen
and cotton thread floss suspenders
flanncls +; carpeting bonnet paper; floor,
hand, clothes and tooth brushes; PALM
LEAF HATS gilt coat and vest buttons;
pearl do /; needles, pins, and thimbles
scissors hooks and eyes ; knitting pins,
SC. SC. f
ca
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or six yeore Of their lives, when Impress
ions are alvays tho decpcst and most per-
lnanent, they are preparing taeir little
Of morals and forming their habits Of act
ion, not so much from her preccpts as hen
example,. She should therefore look well
to her own conduct, and while she is en-
.dcavoring to educate them, let her beware
that she neglect not herself Let her ex-
anime her own disposition, and if that is
irritable and impatient, let her take hecd
that it does not betray itself in her inter-
course with her children. With them all
shouldb be calmncss and consistency; moth
ing should appear to be the result Of pass
ion or captice. They should always be a
bic to see that their parent has reason
for the course Of conduct she pursues.--
Those parents who are always complain
ing Of the stubbornncss and ill-humour OF
children, may depend upon it the fault lies
more with themselves than they are aware,
or would be willing to acknowledge. The
mother is perhaps hurried and oppressed
with the cares Of her family, and achid
commits some fault, which perhaps AZ any
other time would have only elected q
slight reprimand, but now she rebukes it in
terms entirely disproportioned to the Of
fence, and the child becomes angry and
turbulent, for he feels as ifrcbukcd, not
for doing wrong, but for giving his moth
er trouble; not for tine offence he has COM
mitted, but for his mothers want of pa
tiencc to bear with it; and he consequent
y sees not his own fault, but that of his
parent. For myself / never detect fault
in child, or have occasion to punish one,
without examining myself with the most
scrutinizing severity, lest there should be
something IN my example to foster the
fault am so anxious to eradicate from my
chi!.9.--[ Portland Courier.
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GROCEE les.

Also for sale at the above store gen
eral assortment of Groceries. Young hy-
son; souchong and pouchong teas; brown
and loaf sugars coffee ; box and casls
raisins figs almonds ; filbcrts spices
of all kinds chocolate starch mustard
Spanish and American cigars superior
cavendish and common tobacco snuff
rice ; molasses saleratus; ground pep
per brooms soaps SIC sc.
G. M. +. hopes, by particular attent-
tion to the selection of his goods, and to
the wants of all who may favor him with
their custom, to merit and receive share
ofthe public patronage.
Warren, May 8, 1890.
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PA.NT.ALOO.N STUFFS. &c.

P.aNI.aLOO.N STUFFS, &c.
Id OUEN cassimcrs; black and mike d
1& hastings worstcd and cotton sat-
teens /; drab and MKT cassinets plain
and twillen nankins drab, brown, and
twhite English and French linen drillings !;
cotton drillings brown, white, and stripe
jeans cotton poplins Olive cord blue
mixed cotton drill Washington, Whining
ton, Hamilton, Mattewan, United Co. and
common Stripes, for sale at
~ LONG ROOM.
June 5.
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HINTS TO MOTHERS.

In my intercourse with mothers have
noticed particularly their various methods
Of family government, and the errors TO
which they are most liable. believe that
most oftbem may be traced to want Of
peGsncc. While the judicious mother is
jaudably anxious that her children should
inbibe right feelings and dispositions, she
should recollect thai during the first Ave
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ALVAN COLE,
Has for sale. at his Boot and Shoe Store,
one door South Of Coles Hotel,
Gentlemens Boots and Shoes, first
quality
Gentlemens cheap dress Pumps
Ladies Cloth and Kid Shoes (ne,cesi
styt)
Ditto Morocco and Leather do
Ditto Cloth and Kid Slippers
Ditto Morocco and Leather do
Childrens colored Boots and Shoes
Any size or kind wanted, not on hand,
will be made at short notice.
Also for sale, BELLS superior Paste
Backing. Shoe Brushes, &C.; all OF
which will be sold at the lowest prices.
April II tf
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1aMe Honorable HODUanB-1YLlEs

l1oMe Honorable HODUy41B.fYLlES,
Judge ofMe .towi Of .Prot.s.s for The
County Of Bristol.
4 T. Il Court OF Probate holden at
IA Dighton, in and fol- said County,
ON the first day of June, A. u. $780,
THOMAS PECK, Administrator OF the es-
tate ofNOAH PEARCE, late Of Reho-
both, deceased, respectfully represents,
That the personal estate of said deceased
IS insufficient, by the sum of two hunred
dollars and seventy-three cents, to pay
the just debts which the said deceased
owed, which appears from the SECOND ac-
count Of said Administrator and the Com
missioner's Report. He therefore re-
quests your Honour to grant him license
to sell at public auction as much Of the
real estate of said deceased, as shall raise
the sum oftwo hundred forty dollars for
the payment Of the said deceascd's Just
debts, charges ofsale, and incidental char
ges, agreeably to a law of this Common
wealth in such cases made and provided.
THOMAS PECK. !.
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
Bristol ss-M Court Of Probate holden
al HgAton, on the first day Of June, II.
ID. 1880.
N n the foregoing pstition-O Ordered,
~ That THOMAS PEcK, above named
give notice TO all concerned in the estate
of NOAH PEARCE, late Of Rehobota
in said county, deceased, ofthe .pcndcn-
cy ofthc foregoing petition, by causing
an attested copy thereof, and of this or
der to be Inserted in the Northern Star,
printed in Warren, three weeks success
lively, the last publication to be fourteen
days at least previous to the first Fridar
after the FIRST Tuesday of July next, on
which day q Court Of Probate will be
holden at Dighton, when and where all
persons interested IN the estate of the
said deceased, may appear and be heard
concerning said petition. ~
H. BAYLIES, Judge Of Probate.
True Copy,-Attcst,
d. G. w. COBB, Register.
June S.
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At Court Of Probate, holden in and for the
town Of Wsrren,on ihe 7th day of June A.
u. 1880
an He Guardians Account Of MOLLY SIS
-. son, late Of Warren, deceased was pre-
sentcd 10 this Court for PIobate,--
II rs ordered--That the consideration
holden al the Tcwn Clerks Office, on The frs,
Monday ofJuly next, at 2 o'clock, p. NJ. and
that previous notice be given, by publ shng ,hi,
o der tlireo several times in the Northern Star
to oil persons interested 10 appear al that me
and be head thereon.
i'ncss,
S. RANDALL, p. Clerk.
June l2.
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AT Court Of Probate. helden in and for The
Town Of Waren, on the 9TH day Of June
A. d. 1890
SDlENJAMlN COLE. admin srator on the
IEl estate Of MOLLY SISsON. la War
r NJ deceased, has presented to this Court
his first account Of administration 1t is or
dcred that the consideration thereof. be re-
ferred to Court Of Probate, TO be holden at
tho Town Clerks Office, on the first Morday
in July next, at 2 o'clock, p. nj. and that
previous notice be given.bv publish ng this or
der three several times in the Northern Star, to
all persons interested TO appear at that time
and be heard theron.
Witness,
S. RANDALL, p. Clerk.
June 12.
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
Bristol ss.-M a Court Of Probate holder
al Hghton, on the first day Of June, II
ID 1890. Va.
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LADIES new style bronze and pru-
nela Shoes Children's do.
A GENERAL assortmt mt of PerfiIn
cry, such as Fancy and scented Soaps,
including musk and oxygen oils -
Cologne and variety of distilled scented
waters aromatic vinegar ;sOtto Of rose
shaving soap and boxes. sr.s
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Court Of Probate, Warren, Jane 7, 1880.
he Adm nstraior's account Oh the estate
of MARGARET MASON. late Of War
fen, deceosed. was this day presented for set
ilcmrn. aud allowance. i, is ordered, that the
consideration thereof be referred 10 a Court OF
probac to DO holden at tho Clerks Office, on
The FIRST Monday in July next, at 2 O'Clock, Il
NJ. and tim, previous notcs DO given. by pub
ls ing this dt cree three several times in tho
Nciihcyn S'ar, TO all pcrsons interested TO ap.
pear at tlla, inc and DO heard.
Witness.
S. RANDALL, p. Clerk.
June H.
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ALSO
ALSO,
L.arge India wrought shell
COM BIS. rmg'

plain and side shell do wrought iniita-
ion and plain horn do ivory hair and
pocket ditto.
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TURNING AND q arriving,
Handsomely Xecuted ma
DaviA Martin

Has Just receired, and offers for sale,
CNGLISH editions Of the following works, VIZ;
4 Nioholson's new Carpenters Guide. an improved
and enlarged edition, explained III The or' anu
Practice by numerous engravings; lv Alto
Fergusnn's Lectures on select subjects in Mocha
MICS, IIydrostatics, Pncumatics. Optics and As,
tronomy; new and improved edition, adapted
to the presen, state of Science: " 8yo
WavcrIy Novels, new edition, with the Authors
Notes, elegant engravings
Robertson's History Of Charles Fifth, lv 8vo
select Works Of The British Poets with Bi"gra-
phcal and Critical Prefaces by Dr. Aik'n' IN
lv 8vo
Arabian Nights Entertainments, in " Emo
Classic Tales, comprising Rasseas. Vicar OF Wake,
field, Paul and virg ia, Elizabeth, Castle OF
Otranto. GuIlvers Travels. Sentimental Jour
ney, &C.; complete III lv l2mo
GUYS Pocket CycIopedia, 9Th edition. enlarged
and improved
R,ndalps History of England, in which the most
remarkable events are illustrated by numerous
symbolical engrsvngs, IN Nv l2mo
The National Portrait Gallery of Illustrous and
Eminent Per.snages of the 18th Century, en-
graved on steel, with memoirs of each
illustrations of shskespeare's Plays
Chapone & Gregory's Letter, Evenings at Home
Burke on the Sublime and Beautiful, &c. &C.
aug 24-U
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rEP1yEIC37'ES.

The following communication addressed TO NE pro
prietor of ludkin's ointment from the Hon. John la
iiaferro member Of Congress, is highly interesting
The gratutau5 manner IN which 1t ~ made eNhn'N'
feelings of no ordinary character towerds suffering I'M.
mainly; and is certainly well deserving of public at.
tcntion: ~ o.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 22d, 1929.
SHIT has been my wish for considerable time
to communicate to you the good effect with which
have used the ointment invented by Viz Judkns
and which now unde rstand Is made and sold by
ren,sappoint,d byyourself have applied this ONT
nent during the last three years to every species o
tumour and wound, without failure 10 produce cure
i'm every inst ance consider IT the most decided and
efficient NEEDY il all cases OF tumour, be the cause
what it may, and have found nothing so good for
wounds OF auy description II may be proper to add
that the cure of tunour called White Swelling, given
over BY the most distinguished hysicians, lncura
BILE, and which they decided would, without ampu'a
ton, prove fatal to the patient, under my Imne
date notice. effected by the OF Jukns ONT ment,
and the patient is in fine health-lls limo aaec'eu
by the tumour being restored to perfect state OF
soundness. Also that the leg Of an aged man which
had been wounded. and exhibited one dresdfuly ul-
cerated surface from the knee In the foot, AMI which,
for more than two years. bM been considered incra.
BILE; was eFectually cured by the application OF JUDD
kins Ointment mention these two cases, which tell
under nv immediate notice and management, as de-
cded evidence Of the efficacy of this remedy in
of tumour and of ulcers. have experienced, as de.
cdedy the good effect of this remedy in the cure OF
Felons and Of every species of fresh wound iseems
tn me that any who will observe on the operation
of this ointment must be satisfied to ITS beneficial
effect. I with the utmostconGdence recommend
the use of this valuable remedy.
am, Sir, very respectfully,
JOHN TALIAFERRO.
TO Mr. Charles Herstons, Proprietary
of Judkins' Ointment, ney Frede
ricktown, Nd.
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may 14-6m'

yESlIE above ointment a. isA I" the puDhc Us
sf, and certain remedy for those obstinate DIS
eases some of which have long bafied the skill OF
medical sciences
Ist White swelling' Of every description
Cd Sore legs aud ulcers of long standing.
3d Schrr,is or glsndulsr tnors, particularly those
hardened tumors womens breasts, which ofen,imes
terminate in nlcerated Cancers:
Alb; Felons, or what some people know by the name
of catarrhs, of every description.
5th Rheumatic pains of the joints.
9th sprains and bruises Of every description, or in
whatever part situate
7th. letters of all kin,ls-in this complaint the pa
tent in appl,n. the ointment, must keep the part out
Of water.
9Th Chbains or parts effected by frost.