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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-21

ecu adhesion 10 his simply name, act of jus
tics 10 Their own regulations, well as obliga-
tloh OF duly 10 their country and its constitution
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-21

From SmwRa.-Capt. Howes, Of the Brig TIcbe,
arrived at Boston from Smyrna, whence she sailed
On the 9Th Sept. states that the y. 5. ship John
Adams, was at Youra. undergoing the process OF
publication. she having lost seven o. ec,. Of her
men by the Cholera Morbus 90 -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-21

The Wheeling Time, states that there are thir-
teen steam engines in operation in that town,
many OF which are OF the largest class
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-21

Massaehn.ctts Fiction The general Stat,
Election of Massachusetts, took place on Monday
There seems 10 have been much apathy there
as IN this city. Only 1880 votes, of II, 900, were
taken In Boston. Gov. Lincoln, the National Re
publican candidate received, in Boston, 2I5l
votes; Nr. Lathrop, the Mnsonic candidate
4sI;aHd Mr.. Morton, tho Jack son candidate $50
Exclusive of these, the returns from ten towns
III tie neighborhood of Boston, give 1888 for Lin.
coin; 537 for Latrop and $40 for Morton
n. Y. Com. Ady
There is no doubt of the reelection of Gov Lin
co!n, and al the choice Of very large majority
National Republican members OF both legislative
LiaEches, over the several Antimasonic and Jack
s0a forestry. jour.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-21
TtAKWOOD SCHOOT.

NSltE exercises at tEis School, fer tie eRsu-
TX 'ng yenr, NIL contl eEcs thc !5;h DAY Of la
muarY, and icrEnata>ii 81 If Dccra,her fei-
'o"'Eg b. '"uT-" OF Instsnctiea y II iocls6e
aIi tie yaIlNus h7"rcFe< 81 Oil f.nslisA Educa-
lon, together win 40" La!:n iamguose. Terms
for hoard, utter, iodaiag aeJ Y IL nf, vii! be
5i05 for he sch"j">tc yea: o. tea lBo.ti.s, and
no student WA Oe trcslFsd for & sher,er period
The number of oca5tsTs "Ill be !Iu.itcs 10 ffiv
tOTty o. whom vii IN acCoU;ip0 ,im'eG sy the
subscriber, ard tn ny br. Ies,r,~u Spindle.
The assistant Tutor, I've les Cos a. p healthy
situation, a:."ut ha,i ::,i:r dis ant. Great at
,"ti"h al be raiG g. TIE uCisis o. jhe students
and non over 10 yr"rs "i agr VII be received
unless r0i:-!ec oEy T." iU'onl.is con - produced
with tccgrC 10 correct dppoi; tneht. Letters adj.
dressed 10 he subscriber, rear $oInerYIile Eau
quI c"uuy, will receive p:emp, Lt,eutiob
I2--jau3rn G. TACEE1'T
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-21
Saturday EOendssg, Noe. go.

w We have read tho lsttsr of Virginius will,
PLEASURE and afford it tho place in our columns he
desired for it, with alacri,y
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-21

Il 40 tvsh Ua,.s and Susun his WIFI. Finch
"a Cross. Nn. L. White and Elizabeth
bis wifi. JUo. Cross ard Tneey Davis in lie
own rght ard as neat lend for your son, inc.
Hector Davis,
You VII o. pleased 10 take notice that
shah on Monday, trG l2tb day Of Bucespbot
nrHt, a: the Tavern 81 james F. JiuGnan IN
the county ct Hanover, proceed 10 ,s.o dcposi-
items ut Edmund GeSn and George Hoskjns
and othe,s, tn ne read rs evidence 10 a suit now
deprhGinC rud Undetermined 10 The Superior
Court If Ci1nCrfy. trr TIE county Il Hpnrico
~ Which you are pn.Ut.fs ard an the dsf.n-
dent: .hs sa,d &, rC~!iIcrs I'll ~ On sn the
'"y. "Dd at he pit's aforesaid. between the
Ho"Is Of q ClncE ~ the tosru,ue and o'clock
30 he evening. ami + from Huy Cuus" tic taking
# l'c .tia d"rosf ."a- shall not be completed
"n tie day 81. rr.aid the taking thereof will be
coS'Ha.d f,0m d,y tn DIV, az he same place
aud n.'"cen 10" sJns hours, urtu tns taking
t.rrcf -haH nt oos'pl'He". J am yo,,r obedl,
CHS sotthuf. NANCY Is CROSS
W'duy 81 Flnmrj r B Cross G"ceascd, Gu
rnt,iN rf tie estate II ID. said T. 3 Cross.
&C lO--1HHr
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-21

W ViiCE.-t"e unde:si2nrd Is d.slrous of
> u All isiing The uGa o. b;a nteslatg as
speedily Us possible. aud therefor, requests all
persons in.e,t-.d :" btS ,Htcstaic 10 ,uaSe usY-
nIeni. a. !c CaHao: delay 'he usT:or,anrce O. b.
d"it'a. lie also iakas t''r r,e' il! j OF ,nliiyinr
si prisons having claims against has .G:sAiAle
OF he ln'iE!ucai account, or ~ tCunr;ty tor any
person persons whatever, IT, ts.rke ksowp to
HiIn aii such Claims without Gelsv. I'Lis notice
;vi be plead III bar at stiCi claims as s1al: nof
De l3GIo AGo"n within y rt,as1Hs Die time.
RICHARD G. SMITH
Adm'r Of VIM. CGrnirgham deed
no l7--inwl - C l.ate % Hanover county.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-21
gtVesein Ess,e Saolsss..H Rse.Cssa.ss

Straycd or stolen from uric
County Courthouse on Monday th,
7th inst, a small Grey Horse, sad
die and bride and blanket; the SAID
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-21
ADVERTISEMENT.

SIiE Co partnership heretofore existing be
II I'VE ina subscrnA~@, under the hrIn 81
=. g. j. - "a EES u 20 ia the c.tv OF New
H"ik, a. well as another co partner hlp .iaIrd
Nay, 1891, i, This day dissolved by mutual con
seat. The settlement Uf the ah.irs OF liz,
concern, ere"ahiy 10 the articles III co-parl-
nershiP, devuivcs upon F.. ". IS James
BLEMiNti JAMES,
:! SHEPPARD JAMES,
VIM. T.. jazz Us.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-21

The Subscribers will c"a Inug 10 transac,
business il The city OF New York under tie
irn 81 r. x j IS JAMES, ana tr Ire pre-
sent, refer thrse who may have BUSINESS with
hem, to M"ssrs. Steele, lVoiCot, 1; Richards,
Pine street, New York.
FLEMING JAMES,
J SHEPPARD JAMES.
Richmond, 29,h Oct 1885,. oc Ais
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-21
NO. MukitiS, t,x'or. Of


a. The charlottesville Advocate j. rsouest. .
ed to lnssrt tae above, o1ce a week TIL Gay OF
aa!e, md send tie secount 70 Ms fac for col
i"cti"n OF 9--f swidS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-21
~ AZ SgiTr5R


On Thursday evening last, by the Rev Philip
Courtney, Mr.. JOsEPH GRAVES, to Miss ASS ELIZA
MCKENNEr, all of this city
" Our subscribers in this State, who have not
paid their subscriptions to our collectors will cen
fer a favor us, by sending the sums due US by
mail, or by members of the Legislature. Our ne
ccsscs make the call urgent. 10 Subscribers sui
of the State, or in distant parts of it, where wo
have no collectors employed, VIC must make 4 more
direct appeal. We shall bc compelled 10 stop all
such subscriptions, year is in ar
rcars. Bitter experience has forced upon ths
necessity OF ssch rule.
.=sa.ly-.s.ssz
Tnr C,ssrrrrrI MI VINO is iDlr.Hru rs, ce d. ~ecs
Monday aud Thursday e,euiugs) at fijji dollars pc
aunuln. p@,a,ie ~ a''vauce.
For advertising 10 square (or less ror the FIRE
- ipt each Continuance 80 The usru
Of insertions uust he noted the Ms o'hcrwjs,
"ir advertisements wuIhC Continued and charged .ccUId
u.ly.
Previous to drs,ont'nuencc Of the pepper al srcar
axes most be pad sap. Aud those 800 NAY ssh to drs
cun'nIg WI notify the Ed't0fs r!a, catrt r., ipns
i"enr days beirfc the period ezTL-s lof which 90
sib.cubrd.
No,e. of chartered specie ra;ire Parks 81 ANY Of g.
the WING, though Virginia Or States Esrh Notes vuu
be pre{crsd; AID rcuirfauces can br ,eads through
Post Oihcc tine r'sk Of ne Editors
All laers go tHc Edtor, must he post paid, or nry WI
-
VSJE wish to iir" for thc ensuing year.
w number OF NEGROES, chiefly boys 6G'
! females, without incumbfance. 10 work N ou
| Cotton Factory--a part If them ote wdnJc
immediately
CUNNINGHAM & ANDERSON.
! oct 20-.ta~tfs
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-21
THE SECOND WASHINGTON.

Mr.. Simpson, the original discOverer OF the SINH
tuds, scd the first to procls i'm the com arisom,
bctween WASHINGTON and Jackson, thus excu-
scs himself to the world and his own conscience,
for tl,o f.nitv
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-21

On Thursday evening last, by the Rev. Philip
Courtney, Mr.. JosEPH GRAVES, to Miss hHY ELIZA
McKENNET, all of this city.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-17

Al for food for horses our grass Is cut too
-aily, often before II has attained it, full
.rowta. llertsgras., according to Sir Hum
thfev Day, contains a lar greater amount
Il Uufnnen Nlen the seed - fully formed
f1an wheH IN the blossDm, aud tde experience
NJ II who ha,esfairly ties I'D the subject leads
tapm 10 the same result. IL is said that if LETT
ulI thai tune ii Is not eaten so readily bur IS
nl liz an argumenl in favor Of late cutting ?
When he seed is fully formed u gwen weight
& niains more nntriment han wrrn cut IN t4p
bos.o a. a sd a givtn Bulk a ia, greater weigh;
.m " & (Ilaws tina, 10 ottain thu REQ ned
smoini OF us'caance d les q 'anuiy Is ! j.
str aaa 'hrItf ne q less iaut,ty WI lr In
sD'ot.s lhe lah"r Of cuilnG - ais" lc sfned
and Jhe LAID y of tie hay 10 subs q rni lrJn.
y aimust entirely done away.
lie sts'em Of dry tUll,w for grain formerly
- prevalent Is d,setVehl, In ling ,uto disrepuIe.
'heae AZ" many 'ea'ons my on a iight SOIL At
,, unrfoh'dste. II OF ordinary soil tte ex.
frn't Al plelgh'ng pr acIe IN the tall ~ syfI
+..'H es,t"h,cd ii .nE#s. 4uI iaa h~AtruNpap'
'':o IL OF h shnl", - thrre pluuehlhgs anI
so h1rro"iug, au,'rnt tn 81 81 ~. per acre
= hatHJcnsp Of I'epArIng he ground for II
sfUp ei TALL gram. bui # the gram be suyn
at'rr olt ploushfng snd he covered tI two
n.rrnStuRs Mt htgt an ezprnsa VI 81 per acre.
~ - W = 1T II L
''' - a series 81 y ars an has prodncrd an
'i#2e Ut srttei crops than The iurmrr, he.
t'hsls7vng the land in a mole productive
e''le' In repeated aud Continued exposure
o to soil n tle tallow system must be exrrem,-
y hJnions. Nc s'srs ar,,ng from Ii,r IL
compost ION 81 te Vegetable mrtt,r afsevoiyrd
hH' vi Ina sartS-r Is expose 80 The cou-
s''"' at o. al ihr sIu, an aud iaju. Ia au-
'nf' and y 9",Nble matter Is ether carried
ou bt t'djoratloa or washed into the suhsOii.
f"h pIonshlng IN ordinary cases can by 40
"rans be room nendel 4 str'eS oil eEprli-
mt"'s upon lL's pnint have uniformly lei to
me SAME disastrous result. The turf Is ia uc
ID" ilnch .iIonsrf than IN lhe spring, AMI II
decay but Ii Tie though Ihe winter. ia The
sP'his the iand requires more expense toaaias
" 'l'o proper coldflinn thai It II Tad not harn
F'oosaen' aud "hal Is "Iore tue crops are uuI-
ioImly lght.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-17
ON FArrENING HOGS.

ny : d. GA Lizard.
As there is SO little economy observed in fat.
tening hogs Ia ihi, part OF the country, | beg
leave to II b'iee thar also, and polnt oni a better
aud cheaper mole. The common practice !, to
put them IN n larga pen IN a NJ svason they
are soon up 10 their knees III mife aud have
not a dry spot to Law on. In this situation
mere must he much corn wasted and ihey can.
dO' possibly thrive but very slowly. Nv
pfactcs Ia, been TO maxi two square pens
adJpihipg they IRE both noored wth rarl, aud
one OF them is so covered is 10 turn The rain.
aud Is we'll liter with ishses or straw, ant
fresh utter added nj ast once a week. In the
other pen q trough IS placed, Ia which they
are fed from tNirc 10 three tines day. One
meal they are fed IN peas, aud The other two
o. cora II IS sometimes bo,led aud we'll sal,ed.
aud at other flmrs law. This has bccu my
practice Tor three winters aud uy hogs hive
always li't ND very last, aud oat less than
tno5e I'D IN tic uncomfortable manner aUoye
described.
Inst wnter after killing OF half my f%altcaing
hogs, the others ~ere te ! together on fne cnTn
meal, aud although the weather pol much
more srrc re-, they faIIened much faster THAI
they had doue before, aud eat sui less.
Last winter when the fields we're ear ou'.
IN Il feeding my lntla stock Of out hog
~ corn thrir allowance was SIX qpart.. bm
when tie WI athcr became sevrrr, they fell
away tat on this allowance. | thea laid me
corn aside aud had tour quarts OF corn meal
hoIirh ev.Tv day in ten gallons OF water, un.
I'll A. boiled down 10 about = ghi to thi, II halt
point OF salt w6s occasionally thrown whlp
boiling when done il Was taken up in "A large
Tub and given them every day, aud in one
week from the day tins practice WAS adopted.
they lopk'd much better, and from that time
increased IN flesh. When the sln ing opened,
thy were fed oniy three tunes IA week. ~ the
same manner, aud in the monlh Of May re educ
ed 10 twice II week, aud by the middle oi June
il was discontinued. Had | persisted IN gt,iug
HIM the ss quarts of raw corr, am sa,,sfed
nat not more tam hall woald have seen the
. ! ne.
! have also adopted the practice Of grinding
al nv loTs" cora into line nral, and | ind dat
save a third ailer pay ing tn ,oll.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-17
TO salt MEAT-

IN the summer season, especially. meat is
.'f9nen'ly spoiled by the cook forgetting To
mkt olt the kernels one in the udder Of n
Wound OF beef, m the fat in the mildl, nj tho
roani ihose hbDu, the thick end oflhe flank &c
II these are not Ibken Out, all the salt ia me
World will uof keep the meat.
IN summer, the sooner meat is shlte after il
Is Ruled toe better aud care must U1 / aiken 10
defend il from III nies.
In %itiaier, II will eat the shorter and tender
CT, II kept few days (tccordng 10 The tenn,
~I"fainre OF the we iiher) until is Gare ms be-
come shor' aud tender, as these changes do not
'"ke place alter II has been noted MON by the
sal. FrEgai Housewife.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-17

Sldes, and If the goose he Young. the skin sill
~, like fne paper under a knife.
S"n'ethine may be judged CONCERNING thr
age ofa goose by The lhtekaess of the web be-
"een tie toes. When Young, this Is tender
all Transparent II grows conrser aud hard er
with linr.
" YOU want a common rice pn id,og 10 retain
Us "'Foaf' do not soak Il. o. put it INTO boil
when LIE waier IS cold. Wash II. tie 1t IN a hap,
leave plenty OF room iur II TO swell. throw /, In
when the water Goils, aud let it boil about an
hour aud a h..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-17
POETRY
trIs TINE ENOUGH.

IT'S IN
Why should the tears unn'harn s'"r',
10 those dark ewes Of thine,
usJs thus |, press thy throhbing heart,
l., fe,ypnt love 10 mine
VIVA, .ptien thought of dolbt or fear.
oisrcests ihy smiling brnw ?
u memoir, wakes the sIl"nt tear,
IN bad il siunber no"
M ,bofns should ST sew thu rosy chain
Th.t inks Us thus IN bliss
The gorld has hours emo ,gh for pain,
We will not yield / thIs.
The, wipe those falling gems away,
Aud dream no NOR" OF >otrnw.
". give 10 Joy this h"etmg day,
Though storins may cloud toe morrow.
u,on years have flrr WED deep with care
rhs thuIghitcss brow al mine
Have sllset'd DER my 1os,ng bsic,
And paled that cheek OF thine
I~fruthles, age, in pain or W.
Thy cup OF HE should steep
When every hope has fed hrl,w,
'lSIlthen be tune to W.T.,
The shade bur likewise rs n nan who disfegs
truth and honor in the accomplish neut or
s~nhrious schemes. We have not room for
article, a. il appears IN the Globe but the
nexed sbridgmenl is made in strict md car
accordance with the fact.
controversy recently arose, between G,
Miller, Of South Carolina, and .AipXau'
spser, Esq. "he, il 1929, was sent TO VA,
,ngIpn 10 ento,ce TIE ela,tu Of aonthC caroline
.If,.a, e.. 81. ..
Of moneys advanced by tas former to the i
tf during the late va. Ia tie course OF d
deyelnyements which this Controversy elicit4
Gov. NJ Tier deemed it necessary t. publish Il
TO- =. - II.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-17
TERMS.

- or y, per aunun, payable In advance. Eve sub
ia recelged for a less limo than SIX month";
e. ''o !, all be Discontinued (hut at the discretion
- 70 ff5tft,rs1 until all arrearages ara paid.
nv" Ir ii~ysrtisomsa!s Will he ln,e,1ed a, % cents per
ia Those FROM a distance must be paid Tor
- - Ia thsir insertion, or the payment assumed by
me- ne rs.3oa, ibe personia Lyneh6are.
~, .filsltsrs addressed to the Editors must be posi
:, my will not be attended TO-.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-17

me' moving aud tel iNto the water. lie oh
'a'heo ABOUT : ozs. Of it near a yard long. ia
the imperfect state aud found IT equal Ia IA,
Tor Strength aud soflness. HE Intends 10 MAX.
a satisfactory experiment aud communicate the
result.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-17
Fo@ he Nu0 Gasldti Farmer.


"R' EssENDEa-tor the last t~entyfya
'T"'s nav y r.aed = praLuct, Lomtnoa n tHs
'"hhs' OF feeding IN CI cows with greeu stalks
~ sop" As lie Cotn WAS He!t filled, ani tite I'll
'' ol The p'acuCe !! never doubted ungi the
I''sfh' stas"n. | began f edu& this SEASON
~ usual eot soon tound that the Qtantuy
- MIX Was diminishrj. As the mllk ut eacn
as"' was al Sunl, the ,Gaut Qlauuty was
%-GO"n.
uiu not then suppose il possible that the
'"'"s oouid OCCASION The dlml0uti9n, but was
r''"a''h by ny family 10 dpsist from giving
s''ul STALKS !" about & or . lays al or / com.
u'e"etn, anl they subslsIed on grlH,ny in tue
f""e ai'nte IN winch my were KEEP while
us hoo'e-atd - my surprise thu quantity
w ""h increased. A. pail no H]tIenuon.t to
- JFtl "hl'l about The time of dIscOntinu-
: 'ne feeding with stalks cannot state tae
'','''r "Hh41"t OF difference in the quantity ct
a', o'' Us near as can ascertain 1t was from
!" l . part Gl the wuole,
wy eofn "hs planted IN n,.iS and the stalks
~ t NUS per day were served. to each
"''i's the above time.
mimi 'he above be thonght WORT, noticing
80 !oat paper ! rope II wall elicit remarks ana
r,a""''o" ! ON some one OF more ext rieuue
ionf o1edIeut servant.
l., +. NUODW ARD.
Ne''on, Sep 10, 1851.
D'seoEefR.--Mr y. e. Itcre. states in the
-'fhIp Dn4lHlll Hal -. 4.- a. -.-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-17

.','5ae' froa an Add,fsz 'ei'persd betpts The
iiaaIord CoUqtg Ayr euiturai 50r'eiy, a.
her .i,aua Meeiiae Otiobsr IS, 1880
BY CHARLIE, JOHNSON, E.o.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-17

'DDtsto'efR.-Mr y. c Itcre. states in the
,r '"alo oniie"a thht he ms discovered IA SUI
s,"a'e Tor hemp ana fax in II vegetable With
2slacass. /. vas cut uuHn by u lui-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-24
Ma,npden Sydney couee,e.

III ne next session of Hampden Sydney College
VIII commence on The LIST November. The ex-
pesSes, Tor fest Professors, board, room-rent,
af = servants attendance, for the winter session
OF SIX m'nths, amount to S79 75-for The sum
"cr session OF four mouths, S57 25.
6 ne FACULTY and the subjects taught are as
l.. Chemistry, Natural Philosophy, Mental and
nora, Philosophy. by JoNAruAN p. Cusn-
ING, President aud Professor.
2. Mathematics, by PErER McV1cc,n. PRO.
frssor.
D. hnclenf and Msdern Languages, by A L.
HOLIDAY, Professor.
4 Rhetoric, History, &C., by Rev. GEORGE
Ihr annual meeting of the Trustees, will
IKE ~ place on The 28th and 2:th cf September.
The new wing OF the college eGifice VIII be
completed for the reception of Studrnts. by the
ISL November. WIN S. NORTON,
sep 8-w9t Sec'y of the Board of Trustees.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-24
ACCOMMODATION STAGE.
ma a0 Wight Esr4VPxySur- 4

ENyS7S - Tho subscriber is induced
ESs&S[J@ESSTSS from the repeated and iatter
~. go ing invitation given him, to
run an accommodation four
u9rse coach from Charlottesville to Louisa Court
mouse, SO as to intersect his present limo, ruHping
rom richmond to Orange Court House; by which
connexion u direct line of four horse Post Coach.
ss VIII be made to Richmopd twice u week from
Chariottsvillo, all day travelling. The distance
from charlottesville to Richmond Is about eighty.
four miles by this line.
Leave Charlottesville Sundays and Wednesdays
at D O'Clock, A. NJ, and arrive at Richmond on
Mondays and Thursdays. at S O'Clock, p. II.
Leave Richmond on Wednesdays and Sundays
at D O'Clock, A. NJ, and arrive. at Charlottesville
on Mondays aud Thursdays by noon.
stage fare through IS; intermediate distancea
4 cents per mile. Baggage at tue risk of
the owners. The public arc assured, that
mono other than tho best horses and dri-
vers, of UNREASONABLE capacity will DO
permitted: in hs service--My stage office at this
in Richmond, is kept at the Washington Hotel.
Alter the first day of October, my office will be- re-
moved to the bell tavern. JOHN MI. PRICE.
oc S-I9t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-24
oct

NERS. SHEFFEY. intends to open a Sem
I've mary for the education of Young Ladies.
in her own house, in Stanton. The first sessi-
on will on the first day of November,
and continue five months. All the branches
usually taught in The best schools, will be attend
ed 10 in her Seminary. She has engaged teach
RS of great experience and well tested ability
IN every department of learning. 1t is bcliev-
ed that her School viii combine as many advan
tnges as any Female Institution in the State
Her residence is peculiarly favorable for the
purposes of a school,; it is remarkably elevated
and healthy. sufficiently remote from the noise
and hustle of town, and has an extensive and
beautiful lawn. well ada pied for the purpose OF
recreation and exercise.
in offering her services to her friends and the
public, in this important aud responsible employ.
mem, Mrs. SHEFFEy pledges herself to watch
with maternal tenderness and vigilance, the de.
pertinent of those committed 70 her care, and tt
pursue with diligence every measure calculated
to promote their moral as well as intellectual I'M
provement.
She will receive 10 or - Young Ladies' into
her family as boarders. Board can also be hat
on good terms. in come of the most respectabl,
families in town. For further particulars en-
quire of Mrs. Shelley or MI. J. Wortlingtor
Smith.
Stsunton, Va. Sept. 25; 1881. SPIT 28-cot
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-24
North BleMheisn Estate
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fENHE Subscriber offers, at private sale. also.
~ North Bhnhcim Estate. (the former resi-
dence OF t c late Col. James Monroe.) in The
County OF Altemarle.-This Estate, contains
nine hundred and seven acres, by a recent sur
vey. and will b. divided, Of desired into two
u'Visi"ns, te sAt purchasers, with at least one
huhufed and MY acres of wood land, attached
TO each division, and with improvements ON each.
lie improvements on the Estate, are extensive
and valuable, and the land we'll ada pied TO the
culture al Wfrat, tobacco, and corn. and miphI
ne improved ID almost any extent by he clover
ana plaster system, to winch, it is admirably
ndcpttd-thd soil is If Il r ch red loam. such ns
distingulshe our best mountain lands, and lies
Wen Tor CULTIVATION. and its local advantages of
climate, WAFER, society, navigation. &c. render
1t interior to no Estate, in the immediate neiub
bourhoed of Charlottcsville, aud the University.
Should the above very valuable Estate, not be
previously disposed of, privately, and of which
due notice will be given, it will be offered, on
the premises, at pubic sale. to the highest bid
der, on The 18TH day Of December next, on a
credit OF one, tv o, and three years: satisfactory
security, and a deed in trust on the land. will be
rtqhlred. TO secure the payments; and should
the above sale of the land, be effected. the crons
of corn: fodder, &C., with The stock Of all kinds
together with The plantation utensils, will be
soid, OIL d credlt or twelve months on nll sums
OF ten dollars and upwards, and under tina,
amount, cash lin the vent of selling this Es.
tate, the tac of the other Estate, will not take
place, as IN the sale of the one, the subscriber
can make such arrangements. as will DISCHARGE
the amount required on The other, where he vii
remove TO reside, on or bt fore The first day OF
January next, when possession will be given
Persons disposed to purchase either The whole
or half the Estate, Will d rect their letters t,
the subscriber, residing OH the premises, or cal
visit him in person
EDWARD o. GOODWIN.
NORTH BLENHEIM, Sept. go, 1881
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