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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-16
LAND FOR SALE

LAM fNN DALI.
I.WlSH to sell my tract Of land, WALNUT Hal. lying on
u James River, in the county " Cumberland, adjoining the
landsot Messrs Harrison and watkins, containing by Ie-
cent survey, 800 sores. n GOOD portion OF which is woo
hand, heavily umhcred. and :. small portion NJ excellent
.o~ grounds The entire Tract n susceptible of Improve.
m"nts toy the use Of Clover and plaster. The improvements
arc n new two story dwelling house, and all necessary ont
houses, for the comfortable accommodation OF a small
family.
Those wishing TO view the promises can 10 so At any
time, by application To the subs residing on the land
Possession given In tune to seed whcat-entrc possession
given at Christmas.
o, . c3w JAS l.. C~ARRISGTON,
D-nnpuircr copy sane tine.
ny This Land, II not previously sold. Cof which due
notice will be gVen) will be offered al public sale on the
frsf day OF October uext.
TsRMs-onc third cash the residue OF the purchase
money In 3 equal annual usfalmcnis, the purchaser riyins
bonds with approved security, or a lease on the land.
sc Il q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-16
TO FARMERS.
FIY ~ RTr.T nm ~

\t|E have loT sale at the Office Of the southern Pltnter
w a small lot Of this new variety Of Wheat II vas
grown by an experienced farmer Of Hanover. audi in a 1T.
yer accompanying The Wheat, he says. 'that II escaped the
I"Vascs Of the ny aud rist tins season, ami made three
times as much 10 the bushcl, as other Whoais sown on
similar land and a. the same time"
Price = 2per bushel.
BoTTs & BURFOoT,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-16

The Faculty, we hear, consented to give Mr.
French another trial-whch will come of to-day.
That gentleman arrived yesterday to undergo the
ordeal. We did not hear whether Amy and Allen
and Pepper ACCOMPANIED him.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-16

i0~O Old Mesmer is in gres, trouble about the
"atroeious Plot" He can't find out whether or not
1t wnsH hoax and a doubt on so grave a subjec
TO a man who has just had his head shaved to ge,
rid Of the Mesmeric fluid, is truly disiressingi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-16

iI7 Most Of the papers which are now engaged
in getting up mock sympathy for the alleged disre.
spec, TO the Ashburton dinner, once "odered a re-
ward for the President OF the United States, dressed
in nankeen brooches, silk stockings, pumps, and
Jockey cap.~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-16
WIN. ,. SMITH,
VI nAM IN

HAVING disposed ~ HE Old stock Of Goods. will BE pre-
II pared IN a few dsyp, 20 onsT 10 his customers and me
pub lc generally a new and desirable assortment Of Ciofhs
CassimereSand NestuRs, Which will DO made 10 In tho begi
and most fashionable stylo lie will have connected with
hin In business, ono Of The best Cutters probably in the u.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-16

iIO balos34 rs and 4 I Brown Domcsues, which he
VII sen TO Country Merchants. At sleh prices that cannot
AT 10 please. sc 10
RICHMOND ACADEMY.
luis institution will be roopcncl on MONDAY. 3niofOc.
tnoer, under tho following arrangement OF Professors:
william Burke, Principal, and Professor Of Ancient
David d Greter, Profc ssor of Mathematics.
w. II. Rally, Professor OF Modern Languages.
besiesihc Proicssors, there will be engaged a. many
ASSISTANT teachers as the number OF students will justify.
me range OF instruction will extend from the elements
~ an English education, % an cI ensvc anc thorough
course OF classical Literature, Mathematics, and the
french, German and Italian Languages
10 obNtais every Just cause OF complaint, a. TO tho ek.
pense OF education IN the Academy, ami to place its ad-
MANAGES within the rcacho OF persons In moderate crcum.
stance, the following scale OF charges has been adopiet:
Spelling Reading, Writing, Grammar, History, Geogra.
ply, pei term OF ten months, so 10
Sarls with Mathematics, 10 %
Sdns. with French, 30 ~
Sdnse with Maihcmaucs and French, 20 %
Ancient Languages, 70 W
nO. 90. with Frcnch. an IN
DO. DO. with French and Italian. 20 ~
Ancient Languages French, Italian, AMI German
Languages, Is OF
Fees are requiredt to be paid semi annually. In advance.
nent IS 10 be exhibited To- the PRINCIPAL.
reference may be made to the following gentlemen,
Sh9 are trustees TO ihe Academy; DIR Geo Watson. Geo
w hunioTd, James 4 Heath. Gusiavus 4 Myers, James
Caskie, Nisholas Mills, John " Patton, John II Eus;aee,
Or Richard A Carrington. Sc 10 c3t
n - Ennufrer md E,ru;r- -.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-16
UNIVERSITY OE VIRT-INI1

a MEETING of the Board cf "isiters will take place on
II Monday, the 18Th Of september next. for the purpose
OF Milling the vacant Chair Ia the School Of Chemistry aud
matcrla DC. iie1, ol mis- Institution, occdGionel by tlc death
o. Doci John =. Emmett, late professor. Those d,sirons
ol becoming applicants or wishing any particular informa.
ION. Will address their comnuntca u0ns To Judge Henry
-. g Tucker Chairman Of the Faculty, at the uniyerAty
who will lay them before the Board.
WILLIS u wooDLEY,
50 L u d. IL..u--..--. n---
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-16
A Tylsr papsr hOlds lho f~olIowing langunre

A Tyler paper holds the following language
"Ths President is the grand representative of II .
thoughts, feelings, purposes, morals, and powers Of
the American people The idea thar the House Of
Representatives is TO efiee the constituted rights and
duties Of the Great Representative. is contrary 10
oil philosophy, and all morbis-nll history, end all
religion. The only 'afsty Of the Republic is in the
iron heart OF the Executive. OF late years the
House Of Representatives has been a disgrace TO
the eounFy-a blot upon tho nation. All such
bodies become so
. "The Government Of this mighty
Republc-this intellectual democracy,-is gradual.
" acquiring It's natural form. A Republic, necord-
ing 70 all the experience Of past ages, is a mere col
lection Of cabais, until The chief magistrate become.
a despot according 10 law"
"Nothing csn save the country,
purify It's morals, or elevate its patriotism, but an
IRON despolsm in the Executive, conducted on the
principles Of true philosophy, according to tie spi
ri Of the age, and in stiict conformity 10 the Con.
sututon and law. This IS the natural and philso.
phical tendency Of tho present state Of pauies-and
nothing can prevent its ultimate s~uceess."
The writer or this is only more frank than IT,,
rest Of his associates. The sentiments avowed, or,
those entertained by tho whole party-and IN,
DEsPorI'H Of THL Executive, which is hailed with
so much satisfaction, is tho inevitable result Of In,
doctrines and acts Of tho Locofoco party.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-16
CARD.

A OF Yale College, who has had esreri.
a. a. Ten ense 10 teaching, i sesiLous OF Obtaining a situation
lie can produce satisfactory testimonials as 10 character
and seholarship, from Professor siliman, and other mem.
oers OF the Faculty Of Yale COLLEGE.
Richmond.
Any communication tpest pGii) addressed TO J. NJ. r ,
ale attention. SC rs eli
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-16
POWHATAN HOUSE,.

htfhWohd. TWXlhls.
TilE suhseribet has taken a ieass Un tho above ESiab
hshment, and viii take possession On tho 1t day ci
october neat, until which tme the lIensc will hc kept a.
hsteioiore, by +. un,aL. Efq. lie ~oud be pltsscd to see
MS htcncs snd all othcrs that may favor him with a cali
u " deemed nnneeessary TO say any thing in relation to
INC nce'ty 81 this House, 40 ~ must be generally kpowp,
tasns been 'ot many yearsthe principal Rouse IN The city
sumo" Z In say, there Ia not a location To 90 al Il. The
House. as ~cl as Its locality, Is admirably suited l0r ecu
.en,en travelling with their families. AMI members o. the
lrgislhiure, Tot whoac aceoinuio ialion, Arrangements Mil
DC tnafe The House VIII undergo a thorough fsraiI.
All ! can promisc sta use The best Of INV ability 10 render
Sa'isiaeiion TO AL that may favor nc with lhcii company,
and all I can ask iG a trial. There ~hl 10 Iiacka a a Por'
tsrs at the diffcrcnt llnding places, to eouyey passenger.
amt baggage, nee Of charge.
sc , Gavin a. A HDpGrs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-16
MIss rIACTk ENZIE

MISS MACK ENZIE respectfully announce r,t
wi her school Will be- open on tho 81 October. for fhe
rece1hon Of boardcrs and 10y pupils. She has much
VI! assure in bclevinEtiat she hna prepared fmr them every
a ivaniagc That can lend 10 facilitate aud secure their I'M.
piovcment for she knows no higher eradication Than thai
which she enjoys IN rendering her school worthy ola con.
linuance OF that ample share n public favor by which IL
has always been distinguished. Sc I3 eGt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-16

n ~ cIelhqrs OF Samuel Branch having A claim mr.
80 nuis euaDraced N Tho fret class Of debts. proytie1
~ I. accftain trust heed executed 10 mo 49, ~. 80
s".i N p ,o.a bearing daio tho 2th day Of January. 1870,
,,c r.'iu W me 'lcrEs Once Of county,
boz 1s,f ~ tnef rc.pee,ye elums hy The 25th Of NoTcm-
NV laIucipaiiou In said deed, aud ali f11se Indebted 4,
~ as trustee aforesaid, whose notes we're due the iOh of
w nlt como forward and settle, or I shall put
IN ~ ine hands nf officers for collection. Letters 70 mo
III" &c Hud'ossed TO Odkvilo r q, Buckingham 60.
WILLIAM ID BRANCH.
Mb ca Trustee Of samu nranrb.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-16

IL Another astonishing case OF Mesmerism,
upon The Hill, is reported. Will some one invite
Old Me'mer to look in upon the startling phenome.
MAJ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-16

A SITUATION as a Female Teacher IL wanted Inv n
n Young Lady, who has ne advantage u several Years
experience aud brings undoubtcd testimonial OF chirc-
ter anl competency 10 teach the various branches OF a
solid Englsh Education. together with the French Ian
suagc hidrefsD & & Richmond, Va.
&c . ciaw3w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-16

The distan, papers are re.pubishing Old Mes
mer's experience Of the astonishing Phenomena"
One Of them copies the annexed, and puts a note O.
Of admiration at the statement thai, a person " ith
eyes ~bandaged held her chin UP towards the object
to be seem Very curious, i, isl
"The natural eye was In tho case before us. shut out from
is ordinary communication with he external worLI m
I'd was closed, az ifhermeteally scaci-aud wEs through.
B %bsndagod. GA one occasion. the girl said size conlJ rot
sec, because her eyes we're sore. On being told 10 nh
them, she applied her hands 10 two points on each dc Of
were, che applied her hands to the chin, and ,nSareSyg
directing up The chin TO the object sho was directed 70
There is no use in eyes, OF this ruiel
Another is particularly interested in the follow
ingi
The eyes were closed, AMI closely bauIsredby a hand
korchiet Different substances were presented 10 Nj. 90
carefully, that u was Impossible Tor the mesmofizee 10 SEQ
SEE: Then as 81. drank and swallowed, 70 did he airl"
distinguishing ws'or from wine. n. chswed and sgsii,v,sd
case-and ne glfl being asked BY N. wlst SHE fthe airI
was eating, promptly replied cake. Grapes we're fhen III
Into M's mouth-aud the girl said che vas eating an aopie
but upon her aucnfi0n being asain awakened Lv nj ig.
%mciiaisly replied. she believed twas grapcs. on Ieoe.
NJ mouth soJapidly uai In swallowing she fet ibe Sen
saion Of araYlinE. and courhed. The girl Immediately
coughing, as unIcr the influence Of The inesi io,snse
ympaihy' and us u were, identity Or feelings and no
This device Of supplying Two With the m,ions Of
one, Isl more important discovery than that Of Nal
thus, and would be very servicoable in time Of war
TO a besioged city. The world need stand in M
moro droad OF famine for one person, by eating.
can satisfy the wants ofhunduds and thousands-
only taking the precauiion TO put them 10 sleep.
This is certainly one OF the most important seien
ees ever invented. Il ]dispenses with fully one-balt
Of the organs with which Providence has endowed
the human family. No household need have more
than one pair Of eyes-ons mouth, ono pair Of ears.
etc. etc. All the res, is surpluSgsl
It's funny 10 read the folio wing, after the Hoax,
down street.
The boy tAllon) was next mesmerized entirely
W Mr. French, without my contact with him-at
he distance Of several feet. His different limbs,
farms, leg') were made rigid by certain passes-and
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-16

DRY GOODS NOTICE
Il rough assortment or
EAIU a m

49, AND DRY o
10 which they invite tic attention of civ draicrs anJ -
chascrs throughout The country.
10 ADDITION 10 our usual supply OF staple and fancy artI.
'iea We nave a very LARGE assortment Of BTusscla Three.
P,y, rcoteh aud American Carpe'ings, and A Vcnttsn
oosipeunsA oi VaTious qualities and grades. Also. imperial.
n'u.svl', tuifei, AMI wilton Rugs, which, together with
any NM IN our house, will bc sold for cash, or on 9 OFT
uI ,e Io"yt ihan such goods we're ever before offered.
Heing determined Ia reduce our business to Inc rasb
and short ertdf system, we are prepared TO offer 10 those
MuDu y l"I e'sh, or buying on time, pay promptly, advan-
tasesoi WHICH, when understood. none viii hesitate 10 av.J
themselves. We accordingly, particularly invite the aftcn.
prices.
~bINFoRDs, BACoN&
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-16

TUE subscriber has made an arrangement with northern
n publishers which will enable him 70 sell Books Al fhe
most reduced prices. Stuionfa who infnnd 10 go fo tho
UNIV er.iy of Virginia, arc informed that great care has
been taken ~ select The TfgM editions. (Which are nof
always iho lasi) and that uicy will be sold az low ss tioy
can be bought atany other store, II not lower
University n virrnis, Gent 9Th, Ief2 so e,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-16
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
MAnKETs.

RICHMOND MARKETS.
Rsp5ried and corrected tsics a vesk Ter me B1ig
HEPMEMBER 10, 1872.
TOBACCO-Receipts nEht. and inspections mo4ei sfa-
r0nmonQ qualities Of leaf n shade Iigher-Iura sIQut2I.
Common Lcal o~a3l-Otlcr qualities tisiOt, ~ in quality.
GRAtN-Wheat ION The decline, al COLO glc; Com ~
60 Eir. Oats p 10 Die.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-16
INDEPENDENT A

a. f1ieAoIJ naislcul1llCs u
The price Of Board here put down al $3.50, Is thar paic
10 TIC college Steward, who, IN consideration Of ceTtaiu
privileges, binds himself 10 the Faculty TO take all Student,
VINO apply ior board, al the price here statct. The STU
denis boarding with him lodge IN the College building.
The price OF Board. including washing, lghts and fuel
az othcf boarding Houses IN town, cannot exceed $3.50 -
rms has been established by a general undeT standing with
the College authorities.
To enter The iunior Mathematical Class, tho STUDENT
must be prepared IN commence with simple Eguaiions-
those not 90 prepared may obtain the uece ssaTy p.epaIa.
uon "a Preparatory Class.
In addition 10 the studies above enumerated, there Is a
VI the degree A.
Information conc erning this course, Cas well as other
maiters) may be obtained from the annual Catalogues, or
BY corresponding w.th any one 81 tie Professors. The
classical eeTtiheate Is required for tie degree Of A. NJ.
1enilemcn wishing To prepare themselves for Medical
"Tdiusuon ~ any Institution, can obtain tie necessary
pTcpaTati1n from Professor Miliugion. VINO gives a private
course oi Medical lnsuuctiUn Fee $50.
Ia addition 10 the Class OF Municipal Law. there will he
Textbooks will b. fuckers C1mnentaGirs. te ReyissI
C0de, Loma1's Digest, stephen on Pieading-(lst or 2nd
eWuonJ htioffs PIcadingsi while the Sluucnt will have
the advantage Of reaIinR 10 An exfcnatye and ven ,,s,,,sI
reference Library Fee s5l.
Text Books In all the subjects re ferTedto. can he hal 4,
Town at prices not exceed ny those in the Cites.
Alpersons attending any Of The private classes mem
Toned, (who happen not TO be Students OF the COLLEGE
will be required 10 matricu'a ate II above the age Of rs. -"
Private instruction IN the Classics (prepafaofy for CoI
legeD and In the German Language, may be Obtained In
Town; fR DEW, Professor.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-16
POETRY.
rrom Tho wlncheaor Republican
TT|"T - "'"E ""T
THE FAITHFUL OLD snoEMAKEF

THE FAITHFUL OLD SHOEMAKER.
The hest FRrsca Beors are nov selling in the
eastern markets at 81. SO per pair. Can our Amefi-
can wo'knsn make boots at this price : Thy must
do 30, shu, up shop, or the Tariff must be raiied.-
What do the Shoe makers say to thisf ay, and wha,
do tho shoe wrARrRs say TO il Unless the daty
on shoes b. raised, we may sing Of the American
Shoemaker as We now DO Of "Grimes," Who was.
but is no more. and Who used to wear the Old blue
coat, etc. Our jovisl and honest old Shoemaker
who wore IN, leather apron, and hammered away
ON the lsps,one, willhave passed away from among
US. Indsed some bard has already arranged a la
meot which is now quite appsopos, and The plain
tivness Of which will be much increased in a few
months. Il no aid is extended to our faithful old
Cord Sainers. Here IL is:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-16
FARM

nb aayeftissr wishes 10 purchafca tract Of Land with
ot Without improv 'monis upon u, Containing from lOl
70 I! acres. u must be land of good quality, and within
> or = miles Of The CITY. For such atract q fair price In
"'oHfH wy De paid. Enquire 81 this omeo.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-16

FbLL INFON
OF Hardware, Cutlery, Guns and Saddl,rv.
Wan lew, SMITH & Co have Just received their en-.
' ,He az Importation, consisting, ia part, Of
Ivory, stag aud Bdfaho Table Cutlery
Rodgers. WOstenholmis and Crookeis fine poekc,
Cutlery f'NN"
Knob, stock, Pad, Fill Chest and other Locks
Hand, Pr, Mill, Cross cut and circular saws
fIes OF every descuption-of Gteavesi. Buteber,s
Marsh's ana Shepherds and Ibbotson's manufae.
tUre
Parliament and other Butts-HooksA and Hinges
Broad aud Narrow Axes, Shinging and Lllhlng Hatch.
cts JAW"
Anvils, Vices and Screw Plates
Trace. Halter. log and Finh Chains
Cast, Smear, German and Blister STEEL
SpaIes and ShOvcle, &c. &C. &C.
The above Goods have been boughto on the mos, 6,vo~-.
ne terls, anu are offered for sale At livery reduced prSces.
TO the city and country trade. no "a,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-16
ron LEASE

I'VE Coal Mines, well known a. Biounra Pns, somefIne-
y c1iled tho Efna Plus. recently worked by Wills. uro,yo
= 20 Immediately adjoining the Hack Heath Ni,s, Il,
tmc county of Chesterfield. Tho coal from thesc $780,.
stands unrivsilcd as TO quality; has Ions bcc, ,.a1
mangiaclmring purposes and especially approved az orc
sna Hmihs toai TIC recent tassago of the TmiF siv,nS
70 INC Coal business reasonable prpfeeia,u. r-,,t",s ~.
ptopeIty ~ wv umc' an afvln'agecta phiect tp per-,ps
en.Hte n INC bustncss. With Tho Mines. Tic
se--ce eau ontain upon very relsonahle fer,ns tw, ~
nse'. one top, nc other an underground engine AZ
he min. =. sIo howt In good working condition,
woI1hg condltou. Tho lease will 10 liberal as tot,mpc ~ ~
wy y tof lyrthor pafuculsra, apply 10 hlersnder p,vsi
y" NVhwohd' OF the subscriber, living atfhs mines '
a. IA eo,.uun ELIJAH BRUMMEIL-
CoTroN,-oba bales superior rs,silos Comm T,.,
40 M ~ ""'pV ROYAL a MUTghNa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-16

AND For SALE

A FARM Eve miles and aLaif abovc Richmond, on IN.
~ ceres mssdas; adsptei No. M" sr,w,s of ,cS'rac S :"
Sn. anL hay There - a ro"d Garicn, an orchard II
lonni pe,aeh uccF, situated In a healthy aud desirable
neshb'rhooh. Asihc gentleman VII" owns 1t Is DESTROYS
10 remove a barsain will DC sold BY application 10
LEwis MLi.
sc : WV Collector and agent.
ntNsissirr DR. yInGIsiA-nhOi-
80 y .. plan OF instrue.
l"e 10 BE- iouni VA no other School OF Medicine IN the
and terminate ON the an Of July ensuing.
OWNS TO the length Of The session, witch embraces \
form al The duties which Ia Other Medical iasttuI,oSs' arc
usually assigned To- ia; and the siuicnis arc scltom re.
CURED TO attend more than two IccturcI on the samc dav
NY this arTenSc mcni. the students Lave an opportunity ~
elementary branches OF Medical Science, before they ia
ycatgaic thc.t applications In connection with the study OF
the practice OF medicine ant surgery.
immediately before c-eh lecture, the students arc sub
lectcd To a inll and rigid examination on the preceding
apparent, that the plan, Of which the ouilres have been
uuehy waited, u Que which allows the student % com.
siitution; and presents a happy combination oJthe advsnt,.
seso' inc systetn Of lnstrusuon by private puplase aud
Any person OF approved moral conduct may offer as q
esnI'iate, and receive The degree Of NJ. D., without refer.
."ec oiheunc "a haA hccn engaged in the study of Me.
delne, or OF joining the schooi, provided he undeIgocs in
by the enaeimen'a.
The Professors are
John p Emmc,, n. n, Professor OF Chemistry, Phar.
Henry Howard, D., Professor OF Pathology and prac
tco II Medicine, obsieires ami Malice al Jmri,prTJsne"-
Jsmesl- Cabeu, NJ. u, Professor Of \ iaiorny, Physio
Nsy and surgery.
IN 90 esw WILLIS II wooDLEy, Proctor.
RICHARDSON 4 Co,
A RE receiving 10y various artivala from the Northern
"A cues, and 10y the Harriet Rockwell, direct fIom IIv.
erpOol, their supply Of
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
which viii make their stock complete. and well suited to
the approaching season. To DO seldom their usual terms.
N'ehhnhu, SEPT. Snd, lSG Sc , d6, cIt'
BALTIMORE OF DENTAL
~ sU RGERl.
I'VE Annual Course Of Lectures In this institution, will
commence the hrft week in November, aud continue
HORACE n; HAYDEN, NJ. ID, Professor Dental. rhy.
tiaTy.
ology and Thcapcntics.
ology.
Dental Ciniques will be given during the course.
au 30 ClOt W. n HANDY ncan
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-16

lIlb subscriber will commence The second s.~ a.,
Il his school o. tie LIST Monday IN scrtclnlc "a new. rr
his icsidcncc, Ia The county OF Hanover, abnu' q nae.
rom Richmond, aud a mile from the Public Roai. leatus
~ GoodalFs to Louia Count House.
The regular course 81 instruction will be pnrsur :
which Is usual In Classical schools. consisting OF The Iaun
AMI creek Languages. Mathematics, and the ordinary
brauchcsof an Engish course.
IheS school Is located IN a fue and healthy neighourhood,
gance.
The %sirictesi attention will be paid TO the conduct and
beIs Of my family.
The terms are $40 a year, payable half yearly Ia ad.
Reference may be made to Revdw n Peudlo;on, OF the
hp., hign school of Virginia, aud % Thomas Nelson, ESQ ,
Richmond
All communications addressed to the subscriber. at
honipe'ier Post once, Hanover county, will be promptly
attended 20.
au &c cot CURDON n PENDI ETON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-16
CUSTOM HOUSE CHANGES.

CUSIOM DOUSE
Removed. Appointed.
CoLLECToR.
Jonathan Roberts, + s Smith,
MEAsURERs.
William P Blight William Me,calf
jones Clark Michael Address
John X Rowand Joseph Brelsford
INsFEcToRs.
Thomas S Crombergsr Bernard Mcclure
Capt. l. r Donnell james Hand
william Hunter Abraham Meyers
William Marine Thomas . Russum
Robert Patton John Rakestuw
Jacob Devices John X Graham
ASSISTANT "SToREEEETER.
Jesse NJ Christopher Vacant.
IL s probable that other changes will be made
10 dsy, bot IL is not probable any good reason will
beias'igned.- United States Gazette.