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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-23
NEW YORK MARKETS Ang %

~.
The Intelligence received to-day by the Britannia
g of more favorable character. The operation of
the new tariff had given impulse TO business
generally, and the accounts from various sections
uniiein representing trade rs improving, Tho mo.
ney market was abundantly supplied. AMI sales Of
eotoh were making with great freedom ut higher
rates. The prospect for the crops was considered
highly favorable, and the grain markets were dull
IN consequence. With the exception OF the latter
the character Of the is such rs ought to give
greater confidence and stability to busines, with U.S.
and We disposed TO view IL as promise Of mora
prosperous times.
EScH.soE Notwithstanding bills, ca ~ per cent.
premium
DoMEsrtc The rates are a. folows:-
Ou Boston N 4
Philadelphia tar a 1 dis
R Rl,@S1S pr e..
FLOUR AND GRAlN-The market yesterday
was cleared OF all the Canal -four shoit, OF s5,374,
the receipts being very light To-day we learn of
only goo bl Is OF -four aAoat which were sold OF
s537i.
The market this morning is with animation, and
we quote Genesseo at s5,3iias5, 37i; Michigan
S5,25, and Ohio in round hoops at s5,isias5,25.
There were several sales of new Southern wheat
yesterday, mono OF which were prime. Alto
gether about 1000 bushels were sold at rs a so
cents for inferior, and ,ome Of better quality at 30
CENTS Prime quality, however, would bring cons
sderably higher prices.
No good corn in market. The last sales Of
Southern were at SIS cents per SO lbs. No Jersey
or North River here.-.E Y. Com.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-23

~
The public pTiats have the death of thi. zen
,lensn who was Professor OF Chemistry aust Msierl
Medea ia The University Of Virginia Dr Hmmet wal
one ot tue Professors, who n the year 1924 la
With Froiesslis Tucker, Lous, Key, Bonny csstc. Ma
eucrnan anu Dun1hson, commenced the 1rst course q
instruction in the University Of virginia lie was then
Professor OF Chemsiry; but few years afterwards whor
the medical department MAS cnlged the subject OF Ma
terra Medic added 20 his chair.
The writer OF this bref notice knew him we'll and vii
messed how aSsduOusly no devoted himself TO the .c
else OF hs duties, Tor which lac was indeed, adniraby
adapted.
lie WAS an excellent chemist aud although as lecturer
his delivery somewhat too rapid the ipre
upon hls class by the rich stores OF Information with
which he aboundcd. Que OF unmixed lion =
Ills investigations la the laboratory, carried asst
dSonsiy whilst hcal Permitted aud Chemistry ndcbtel
10 him tot eoOc Important results
Professor kmmet was the son Of Thomas Addis Emmett
whose reputation lawyer and rarot Is well known
aud although he had lived in this country from very early
sec was Impossible not Ia ,oGnisc in him many Of tho
ocst chatactcrscs OF his countrycn. In social c hc
was an Interesting and cheer m companion, and hus
nah anu hther Was most exemplary. There few In.
uecd,whose loss Will be more extensively regretted.
X. D.-IU - Gazette.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-23
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
RICHMOND MARKETS

RIG II MOND NJ KETS.
Reported and corrected nsics retk for he WRig I
AUGCsT %, 1912.
ToBACCo-Rcceiptsv very light owing 10 the brcakagcs
IN the Canal Inspections for several weeks
past Lugs sls02.; Common Leaf s3a3l-other qualities
sialn as ia quality.
WllEAT.-75 to iO0c
TEAs-Imperiaaud GunPowder 75c sl5O, Black 90 a
10
WIIISKEY-Bhls pic, hhds 23c.
BUrTER-Mountain frkih TO he; Roll Butter one.
CANDLES-Spcm 2Sa35c; Hulrs Patent Ice; Talow
lOal1
CoFfEE-Rio 9to lolci Lasuayra 9lilOli st Domingo
aSl; lava II lal3c.
fIsH-FanlY Roe Hcrrings 81; No So 50; No 90.
FLOuR-Family s7li Country s5Et too
GRAtN-Wheat 81 TO l,lOi Corn 60 to Csc; Oats 40c In
Dock.
IRoN-Pig -; English 80; swedes siOO; Tredesar s9O
LUMDER-Clcar White Pine, No l. s35; No . 30; No g.
22 Refused II; Flooring, l612O per feet.
MOLASSEs-Pouo Rico l9a.slc; n. a. 2laoic.
oll-Winier slOO lO5; Fan Strained 9jalOJ Whale in
bbls, fic.
RovIsIoNs-smth6ed Bacon c; Old MrIilnrs 2 TO
81: Richmond cured nc; LaId7c.
PLAlsrER-s4l on Rasin Bank.
suGARS-St CIOx Sal0c, Porto Rico j!l6i; New Or.
leans tO7c. -
SUOT-6c.
sALT-whsrf 81 80; Store 50 o.
EXCHANGE.
New York drafts u prem.
Philadelphia DO i! prem.
North Carolina par.-SIia nOies l dis.
south Carolina Il lis Tennessee. g dis
Treasury Notes.......l prem Specie. prem
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-23
TIE HOME MAn1,r.r

The advocates Of free trade rijicule the dsn Of a
home market Tor the products Of tho farmer. But
TO snow how unfounded is their ridicule, and how
important the home market is, let US examine r n
moment the amount Of the products Of the soil Of
other States consumed by he State Of Massaohu
sets alone.
In late speech Of Mr. IIudbon, a member Of
Congress from that State, we find statement OF tho
products thus consumed, which he has derived from
the most authentic sources, and which may therefore
be depended upon.
An estimate Of the products Of the soil, &c Of obe,
States consumed or manufactured annually in
Massachuseus. ~ ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-23
LAW NOTICE.

II HE undersigned have united themselves In the praeti
flaw and will attend the County and superior Courts
OF buckingham, Cumberland aud Fluvanna. They will
give prompt and faithful attention business conhded to
them.
ADDRESS:
Geo. NJ Payne, Va. Mills.
Thos. H. Tutwler, Fluyanna Court House.
GEO. Nj PAYNE,
TIIOS. H. TUTWILER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-23
LAW NOTICE,

INiOMAS 2. GHOLsON and WILLIAM W TONNES,
have unhefl partners In the practice of the Law
ihey VIII regv lary attend all the Courts e
Bru uswck, Greensvlle
southampton, Prince George,
ATnela. SusseG,
The Town OF Petersburg,
anu the Cor ris Of other counties where their services
may be rec iuTe'. They will also any con
ndei 10 In e Court u Appeal and Federal Court AZ
iHchnon Particular attention will be given the collec.
ton Of cl aims.
no c,mee Bollinsbrook street, the residence OF
Thomas >. Gholfon. aug ct
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-23
PIIYsIOoNoNy

Dr. Nsseei, native Of Florence. q gentleman
who comes to this City. very highly recommended
on the score Of character and scholarship. will de.
liver Lecture This Evening. at o'clock, at the
Exchange.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-23
Do lhe UniIed $40. court for lhe E,.le1n n.lrel

In the United States Court for the Eastern District of Wiz
x.,,..s cinin, August 22d lSi2
ANISON SHORES, Of the county OF Fluvanna a,ing.
nle1 petition praying that he may be dec ared ank
u ordered that al persons claiming esiiors
~ 9 Ad wilson shoresishow the court on The
@u uay oi November next, why the said Wilson shores
ne no u.citel bankrupt pursuant tho act Of Cor
gross nthat behalf and that copy this order be pnb.
rules Of Court. " ~ ' "''" ~i'''
au q w5w uESay ctnsOr ,.,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-23

~ We undcrsand that tho LADIES' socieiy Of Faint
Johns Church has ordered on from the mandatory Of
Tho Mossrs Hooks Of Boston, new and very ofeicof y
gan, Tor The use ofmoir Church Pending ia arrival the
members oftheir Choir with tho aid Of their friends are
engaged IN preparing Musical Concert to be presented
10 The public, on The opening Of tho now instrument the
proceeds 70 be appropriated In aid of the purchase and
other Incidental expenses. They solicit tho co operation
u Amateurs and Professors u Music generally through
out The CITY. 70 assist on the oeoasioni and We hope hey
will not ask In vain
Meetings for Frsctce will be held at the school Room.
near the Medical College, every "Wednesday Evening At
7io'cloek
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-23
VALUABLE
aTAIINTON RINER IANn I,nn


I'I,E subieuber offers for sale, privately his tract Of
hnl conianing752l acres. This tract oa on iho wa
ors Of siannlon Rysr near Coles Perry, In Charloo
county there aTo2s sores flow grounds the largest DOR.
non ~ which a aa leuilc virginia. the NTH land
o. ~ Vcy superior quality and In good heart AMI contains
upwards Of - acrea n we'll imbercd wood an and sofe
very highly improved tobacco lots, and nearly ali of liz
arabic land is IN high state Of Improvement There IL
also on Tho river Fishery, belonging IN raIise yiotr
dnfngtho seasonal plentiful supply ~ sh there afe
ra apple and peach orchards on this tact portion ~
which ~ Of the most choiro Kind Of fruit The dwelling
house large and comnod9us two story building in rood
reIar containing ten rooms with good cellars with ali e
hccceiry out hudnFs and improvements. This lande,
remarkably we'll, and iH situated very beafhv ami
pea .an section ~ country, and IN delightful ueighfo,
family residence. '""i' 'o'
n ns lnndis not sold privately before Tuesday t,s id
day ~ November next, shall on that dav on inc prr 49,
se a. public auction, 10 The highest biiicr on Ike f
lna lorna hVnto be paid the Grst day Of Me- ne =,
ne residue 81 lhe purchase money DO paid in two eofs
annut psalmensi The whole 10 bear interest from 49,, 49,
o. sale bond with approved security will be re9ni1e of,t
| rify. wv wv ''''' ~ i'ithcr seen
H. n private sale should be made due notice will h..
Charlotte ~ County, Va, Augusta, isi2 ''o"'
10 The Enquirer will copy
| IIOOr POLES wanted Iomedis,civ ,-
II Tho PcnucntiaTy. ~ W. '"u use OF
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-23

Nery many ~ tho Whig papers wo opon that are r,o
oa abuyo oihe PRECEDENT, In tho enjoyment Of Co.
venmeni patronage We intend speak out unreaerved
yon ihis subject Any subordinate officer, unior he
Issuen, VITO VIII contribute 10 sustain any paper IN The
habi ~ abusing to head tho nation should 30
from Office friend oftho Executive would lake fho TO-
'Pons'o"J' lMadis0nfnH1
We copy tho foregoing, as some OF our readers
may not be aware Of the minute and hateful tyran-
ny exercised by the Accidental President. The
public press Is not merely to DO deprived Of oil Go
vernmen. patronage, Il It dare express m opinion
unavorable to His EEeolleney-but no Office holder
sail be permitted TO subscribe to Wing paper
This Is piece OF petty tyranny worthy Of the gro.
Yelling creature who concocied il. Blu. even this
device will not be able to suppress the truth, Of
make honorable men cease to think moanly Of him.
All the water in the Atlantic Ocean cannot wash
out his founes', and while papor and ink survive bc
must consent 10 be infamous.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-23
DEATH OF PROFESSOR RMnrr

The University has sustained another heavy
loss in the death OF 'his gentleman. lie died ia
New York ON his return from the West Indies
where 10 spent the winter. lilo WAS an estima Die
man and on accomplished scholar.
One who knew him well pays the following tai
hlie 10 his nnnn,nrr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-23

The proceedings OF the Wing Meetings in Gu.
pepper and Essex were received two late for this
days paper. They will be published to morrow.
They "brsathe the right spirii,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-23
JAMES p. .FOGG,
Conner of Msio md IA,h ,,,oa,.


RTcHoMoHD, Va,
MOULD particularly invite The attention OF Merchants
w from Virginia an North Carolina visiting Richmond
10 the extensive assormonioi
China, Queensware and Glass,
which is offered very reduced prices on the usual
tme TO punctual customers, aud large discount for
cash. "
THESE wares are Of my Importation, consist in
30 China Teasets from 50 tn GO
20 dozen China Tea, Preserve and Cup Plates
2Ol do Common and PIimed Pla es, all sizes
bDl DO do do Dishes
900 Covered Dishes and Plates
100 Iurecns aud Sauce TuTcens
1000 Pitchers and Mugs, Common, Printed and China,
all sizes
5000 Common, Printed and China Bowls
dUl pieces common and printed EweTs and Basons
6JOO setis China Printed aud Common Teas from l2l
81
% blue, brown, white and black Dinner Sets con.
tanning 100 pieces, for eos
100 packages Of Glassware,
making the complete assortment ever offered In vir-
gaia.
Purchasers will find Goods low a. the similar article
can he purchased Ia any OF the Northern Cities Every
article Will be warranted 10 give perfect satisfaction,
may be returned and the money refunded.
Particular pains will be taken select and pack such
articles as are ordered.
aus }. p. FoGG.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-23
sssssSsssD-
BY LASr EYENING's MAfL.
WAsuIsar on. Saiufd,y niehi. Ans.

"AsHissros' saturday night, Aug. 20.
THE TREATY RArIFiED-THrkrr smr
TO NINE. Agan', il. Allen, Of Ohio. Benton, Linn,
Conrad. OLA, BAsby. Buchanan aud his COLLEAGUES
Smith Of III. and another. Il is said that MIR Cal
honn made grea, speech in its favour. Mr Webs
ster has gained immortal credit, but he looks dread.
fully tagged.
Some say the Tariff of 30 will lie re euae,ei-slI
is uncertain.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-23
WIN. NJ VAUGHAN

a NATIVE az the county Of Dnwdde, who tho
n Oh OF WIN Vaughan decd, has not been heard OF
lot so uie time There sa SUN Of money apart for him
as hei at law Of hs brother, Jeremiah Vaughan, decd
ate Of Petersburg II alive he would be about 80
lie eIvod several years in tho Public Guard In the
Cnyoi Nehmond' about seven years ago There a
reporit he had gone the stare North Carolina
noee fnn information has been obtained and the proba
biy -, he Is dead. Any Information respecting him
would be thankfully received 10y the sbac bcr WHO has
teen directed by decree Of the Iustnga Court Of Pc.
iesb ifs TO make this enquiry for tho information tho
court DAVID MAY, Comm'r
Pot ersburg, August 90 1912 aug elm
LAUREL GROVE FEMALE SEMINARY.
W. scholastic year of this Seminary, will commence
u on tie 18th Of September, 10 close the last
Of July, with interrussion OF fortnight at Chrstas
TERMS:
FOR board and tuition In any, all OF the English branch
Music, including the Of the Plano s5U
Tho teachers particularly request early entrance
hatho Young la dies may commence with their classes.
Essex county, August 10Th, 1912.
= Wilson
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-23
RICHMOND WHIG.
TUESDAY MORNING. AUG. az.
=. WelI NAV ,he written of the suhinined let,.r

D-FOr News, Auction Sales, new Advertisements
&c. see first page.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-23
TO VIRGINIA
AND NORTH CAROLINA MERCHANTS.

The best bargains offered the sate-and the most
extensive assortment OF
CHINA, oUEENswARE AND GLASS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-23
For SAJE

-r,,,r -, bftNII TVIN ShI-Es.
E subscriber wishing change his residence offers
ior sale Ills valuable land lying hpponattoS
RIVER ~ the county Of Prince Edward n above tho
Town OF tarmvhe and Il miles northwest OF the Court
Nous contains five hundred and sixty seventy acres
and considered Of the land la thls paT
OF the county, considerable portion OF IL is lotion land
oihe best quality, aud all well the high lands arr OF
delightful soil and in ne Of Improvement; there
g Oh dwelling house upon the land, necessary
OUT house,. with gooi supply Of tobacco barns mostly
new aus all in good repair wishing 10 puTo
are invited to examine II and further description deemed
unneee stary. NAT. J. vENABLE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-23

bacon, LARD AND BRANDY
ID % hLds Western sidea
81 do Hog Round
% do shoulders
90 kegs Smith field Lard
10 bills Isle Wight Apple Brandy all Of which ~.
au23 ] a q WINSTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-23
FOR BOSTON,

NlRol NEoSGL FUR BOSTON.
XIX The schr MARION, Higgins. MASTER will sail n,
k22b Thursday next Freight taken al very low, rates
-, ABBY TO the Captain on board, at Ralsion q Plea
'aH.S % "'a'i OF 10 JP FOGG.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-23
From New Orleans Price Current, August 18Th.
Comparative Arrivals, Exports and Stocks Of
COTTON AND TOBACCO.
FOR TEN YEARS,
Commune me- lsf Sspfer.Ler n nd ,u,If,p n, dan.
MARRIAGES
DEATHS.

Died on Monday Tho s2l day Of this month"; aia a pain
ial Illness Mrs Elizabeth Pcrsico, wife OF Gennarnn Per-
SEQ Esq 81 this City, and daughter Of John Nc Night
bsl' OF Reading, Pennsylvania. Her friends and ac.
quanianecs, End those Of the family are requested TO
attend her funeral without further from The resi-
dence OF her husband, at 10 O'clock this day
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-23
Domestic spirl.s and heer.
100000
$4,000

Domestic spriis and beer. 100000
Feathers. hair and Lrssels, $4,000
Oysters, senison, sand, sweet potatoes,
summer fruits, such as peaches, mel.
Ions, etc. $4,000
Hay. grass seed. Ask seed, f,x, linseed
oil, castor oil, beans, bees wax, taliow,
onions. nuts, $4,000
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-23
THOMAs DIDDEP

THOMAS DIDDEP
IAs taken the store recently occupied by W. Allen,
Draper aud Tailor. and Invites the friends and former
piincfN1i customorst0 continue their business.
lie has engaged the services Of w Allen, who will lie.
vote hts best attention induce them TO continue their
former liberal patronage.
The most goasonablc and fashionable stock will be kent
on hand and thoy rely upon having their garments
made IN The most modern and approved Style.
ava y diw&co2w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-07

E|oR sALE,my PLANTATION, in Nelson cou",
seven from thcames River Canal and contains between
six and seven hundrc acres; lies well and Is easily
improved About one hnndiol AMI fifty acres Is well Ia
ken in red clover. further descriptions deemed un
necessary those disposed purchase invited toe
anime tor themselves, Being determined TO sell. gdHd
bargain may be had, Ii sold privately, before the
10Th day of February, 1872 it will that day, the
premises be offered the highest bidder, upon credit of
two and three years, the purchaser give bond and
good personal security and deed Of trust upon the land
to secure the purchase money.
And at the same time and place, upona credit until
the 18th day of July, 1912, TEN OR TWELVE
LIKELY NEGROES stock Of Horses, Hogs. Cows,
Sheep and Plantation Tools of every description.
FLOYD l.. WHITEHEAD.
Jan. II tl9F
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-07

s1krS. (HUy. ". Ket0S,

{ L. II Il r. y r y Il II u " Il y ", }
DROPOSES opening FEMALE SCHOOL. in
Il the basement Of the Bap'is, Church, to commence
on Monday the 9TH Of February next.
Having been educated with special reference 10 the
business Of teaching, and having had practical expo
rence in the matter she hopes be able 10 give entire
satisfaction 10 those Parents and Guardians who may
pledges her best efforts insure their advancement,
the several branches Of their studies, we'll to pro
mote their Improvement in manners and morals.
Spelling, Reading Writing, and FiIsl Principles of
rthmetc, 81 % per month.
Grammar Geography and History, | ~ 10
For the above, including Natural aud Moral Philosophy
Rhetoric Logic &c. SIS per session Of )
Projection and Drawing Of Maps. 8 do
Music. 50 lessons, Is
Poonah Painting, do
Drawing and Painting in Water
Colors, Landscape, SC. 3 80 do
Mezzotn,o, do
Fancy Work, do
Embroidery, do
French Needle Work : 50 do
KEFERE.vC
}. w. Smith, Esq, Principal of kalaramo
Seminary, Staunton.
l.. l.. Waddel, ESQ., Male A.
cademy. do
Hon. Judge Lucas p Thompson do
Mrs. Henry Johnston Music Teacher. do
DR.. r. Ii Henry, Waynesboro
Nath1. Masse, Esq. Augusta Co, Va
Geo Bagby, Esq. Lynchhurg
John llollns. Esq. do
Rev. F. J.. d. Shaver, do
Apply to Mrs. Reins, at Mrs. Iancock's Boarding
House, Immediately opposite the Post Office.
Jan 90 Pm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-07
NOTICE..

iF. subscribers intend close their present business
L and to effect this object speedily. they are
prepared to oiIer to any person no NAV wish
mcnce husln.ss IN tbs place. good bargain, in their
oloCk OF GOODS, which is well sci cctcd, though
moi very large. and consists mostly of Staple Goods
we invite those wishing to buy cheap stock of Goods
to call and sec u.s.
we VIII commence from this day to sell at retail a,
sich prices as will inevitably insure sales and the very
reduced rate which We shall offer Goods will mako !,
necessary that we sell exclusively r cash or negotiable
paper.
Those owing us accounts will rccoec, they fall due
ne st OF February, and We hope they will fail call
and settle HINTS WARD
Jan 81 ,s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-07
Rural Retreat Seminary, for
YOU'VE; LADIES.

FnNHF THIRD SESSION Of the Hsurnl Re-
threat Acmi nary, for young Ladies,
will expire the sInst. There will not be, as hereo
fore, Examination.
The 18th Session of SIX months, will commence on
Monday, the 18th of FEBRUARY next, and end Monday
the 9th OF August.
Terms, as before. viz For hoard dollars per month,
each boarder finding her bed and bedding. Where
these are furnished by the Principal, s. per month will
be required.
For tuition, 81 per month for all the branches Of a
substantial solid and useful Education Music, French
and Painting extra charges, moderate as can be
afforded The Music and French Departments in this
School arc under the of Miss Emma Willard Cur
tss, a young lady who educated at Troy Female
Seminary n. Y. School that sustalns as high reputa
ton perhaps as any in the United States Miss Cur
ss has been engaged in giving instruction, IN Music,
on the Piano and in the French Language, during the
last session Of the School, at Rural Retreat and the
Principal takes great pleasure saying that he believes
her ,ceN qualified for the responsible office she holds,
and that she has given and will continue to give entire
satisfaction. He wonld refer the patrons OF his School
and the public generally, to the following recommends
tons:
This may certify. that Miss Emma w. Curss was for
two years member of this Institution, that her moral
character rreproarhable and her scholarship good
that in the situation which she has since occupied,
teacher she has given her employers satisfaction and 1t
is my belief that she will still deserve their approba-
ton EMMA WILLARD.
Former Principal Troy f. S."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-07
To Planters and others.

VIE subscriber viii sell goods in his line at small
= advance on COST FOR CASH His assortment
oi Hardware and Cutlery is very large embracing Tools
9, u, all kinds. Building Materials, Saddery, Looking
vases Cooking Utensils, and every thing generally
Kept In Hardware Stores H. b. RICHARDS.
Jan 81 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-07
CASH FOR HIDES.

WILL give the highest prices for dried and raw
l. Hides, delivered at the Market House
Inc subscriber will also receive them to be tanned
enares and the work to be done by responsible tan
1sf as any in the State, and delivered at the Market
House when tanned WIN. l.. FAIR.
Dec. 81 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-07

1t requested oi these persons who intend sending to
this School the next session that they let be known,
by the end of the present, or at least before the com
nncement of the ensuing Session. Each scholar. from
the time of entrance will be regarded engaged for the
Session and no deduction will bemsde for absence except
in case of proractcd sickness 1t is also very important
that all should begin the OF the Session
Particular attention will he given to the morals, health
and improvements Of the students
G. W. LEFTWICH
Jan 90 is