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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-08-24

TERRITORY OF WISCONSIN Eslnct Court No
Racine County. venber term 4. d. 1912
In the case of Ransom F.. Wood.
Charles Briggs and VIM. H.
Mather. vs. In ArracuNErr
Harry b. Hne and Henry Board
man, Jr.
NOTICE is hereby given to the SAID Harry B. IIine
and Henry BcaTdman Jr. and all others concerned
that writ ofalachment issued out ofand uuder seal
OF the district court, for the county Of Racine afore
said, on the 18Th day Of November, A. d. 1911, re-
turnable on the first Monday of July A. D. 1912 for
the sum of six hundred dollars
HENRY F. COX Jr. Clerk,
+. S. LovEL L. Pl lint If s Attorney
acme Ju ly , 8, 1912. CIV
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-08-24
HOUSE AND LOT, FOR SALE.

HOUSE AND LOT, FOR SALE.
a NEW and Commodious Dwelling
"a House and Lot, with another lot adj
joining, situated on Market street, a few
rods west of the Episcopal Church, for sale
on reasonable terms, apply 10
Z. YOUNG.
Southport August 3, 1912.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-08-24

RROADCLOTHS, Cas5mers aud Summer Cloths
ID ror sale by II. Is. WALDO.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-08-24
IN CHANGER
George G. Nanny, /
for sale by

george =. NANNY,
VS..
Joseph V. Quarles and Ann
Quarles administrators of fran
els Quares, deceased, j. ID.
Doughty and Matilda, his wife, Tab, I'm 1ct
John j. Story, and Elizabeth '"9 ''"' - -
his wife, Frederick A. Marshall,
and Ann his wife, Joseph Quarles
Francis Quares, Henry QuarleS,
adults, and Augustus Quarles and
Maria Quarles, infants.
July 9Th, 1871 reading the petition of the above
named George {. Nanny, and on motion of f. 5.
Low soil itor for petitioner, ordered that Reuben H.
Demng be and he is hereby appointed guardian at
Item, for the said nfln s, Augustus Quares, Maria
Quarles, and the said guardian is ordered to give
bonds to the United States with security for the use
of the said infants in the penal sum of five hundred
dollars, conditioned for the faithful performance of
his trust guardian of the SAID infants; and it is fur
Their ordered that the said defendants appear and plead
demur to the petition OF the said George
G. Nancy by the first day Of the next November
term of this court that the matters in the said petit
ton, he taken coneSsed-and i is further ordered
that the said petitioner give notice oflhe filing of his
petition ana Of this order hy serving a copy thereof
upon each of the said defendants residing IN the Ter
ritory of Wisconsin, and upon the said guardian,
Litem personally and that he give notice TO said de-
PENDANTS who are non-resdens, by publishing copy
of this order IN The Southport Telegraph for least
six weeks before said day of hearing and the first pub
LEGATION be within twenty days. by the court.
a true copy, Attest, HENRY f. COX, Jr. CI rF.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-08-24

, July Term 1872.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-08

Let MIR Wise. before he tells quite 50 much Of
others sndef what no doss'n, know, tells Us sonie
little Of himself aud wha, he does know.
No man is in such possession As be ef,he whole
history Of the Intrigue, by which John TyleI's fol-
ly. vanity, ambition. malisni,y and wan, Ct princi-
pie have been systematically managed. from the
beginning, so os to produce the utmost party eonfu'
sion and public mischief and that whole state Ct
things in which alone q man like mir Wise could
have leading public irhOerce.
These are things that MIR Wise can tell aud SC
can he tho tale Of an entire change Of Mr Tyle,'s
purposes as to the last Bank Bill. within two hours
after he had furnished the hill passed, supplieat
ing members to get IL through.
There is, too, yet snother revelation which he
might mAke-thst ola letter written to him by Gen.
Combs. Of Kentucky, Immediately after General
Harrison's death. and in regard TO the intended
course Of Mr. Tyler. Mr Wise might publish his
answer and lie, the world see what he thea thought
would be Mr. Ty,er's course, and what his opinions
as TO National Bank.
Let hin, sneak.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-08

earth. De Cro=han. Of Loaisviie, the present pro-
pfietor Of the Cave. hes invilsd two gsolegss, or
oher learned men, Ia each States. as guests to the
Cave Hotel during the prefent season. DR. Lopeke,
nj Cincinnati has visited the Cave, aud he states
that "the specimens Of 6bsous gypsum found in n
cave lately discovered, among the most wondes'
ful mineral production In tho world, be ng ofsnowy
wilderness, and initiating with great exae'ness,
numerous leeves, plants, and lowers" DE- l.. en-
riehed his cabinet with specimens from the rare
mineral treasures found in the Cave, some Of which
be declares shave nothing like ,hSm on the whole
Garth"
AeRIcuLrusAL ANEcp3rK.-A knowledge Of
the habits Of animals 10 so'asnies OF great service
even in tho salvation OF cities. James, IN his recent
history OF the Black Prince, gives an amusing IN
stance Of this IN the defence Of Rennes, town Of
Brittany, besieged by tho Duke Of Lancaster. 10
order TO effect the surrender Of the place. the Duke
enforced q strict blockade. which soon reduced the
garrison to great Straits; but he knew they would
hold out TO the last extremity, and determined to
try tick Of war. For this purpose, no drew of
his soldiers il he had le the place. snS formed
ambuscads 10 some bushes lshind the town. He
then caused sumbet Of hog, to be tarssd loose in
the plain ia the hope that the Saving garrison would
rush out for tho prize. But they understood HI
trick, and turned IL to their own aJvsntsgs They
opened one Of the sally ports, and hung up young
SOW by tho hind legs TO the Intel. Sho OF course
msde crest cutlery, end the hogs came rushing up
TO the place from whence the noise proceeded; abe
was then cut down and driven through one OF the
streets and forced to keep up her music. The sol
dsrs sprang up from their sbascade in order 10 try
and prevent ttis unlookcd.tor termination OF their
experiment, but James says the hogs, with that
intuitvs perception of the way THAR masters do
not wish than to 60 which has ever marked their
nature. want rushisg tumultuously in.o the town,
and sforded the garrison very seasonasle relief
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-08


At meeting ofiho offieers of the Sand Regiment,
Virginia Militia. held At Providence Forge, in the
county &C Now Kent on Saturday the 9Th day OF
Nov'r, 1912: On motion. Col. K. G. Crunp was
appointed Chairman and James Stsmper Esq. Sc
eretary. The objsc, Of the meeting being expai
ed by the chairman, On motion of Col. James NJ.
Wilcox committee consisting Of Ave members ss
appointed by tho chairman 10 draft suitable res0lu-
tious; Whsrsupon. the chair proceeded to appoint
Col. Wilcox. Major Gentry. Captains Morgan,
Cooks and Theophilus A. Lacy, who reported the
following, which were unanimously adopted:
Where's, We heartily concur in the proptiety Of
the Convention proposed to be held at Bieon q
ter Brapsh on the l0th instant,
7hH.tsre. Rsssirss, That Col. Cruup, Col. Viii.
cox. Maj Gentry, Capt Theophius A. Lacy and
Lisuisnant George w. Morris be appointed dele :.
gates. BY this meeting, to attend said convention.
On motion OF Capt. Thso. A. Lscy,
Rssslrsi, That these proceedings DC signed by the
Chairman and Secretary and forw arded to the Edi.
tors OF the Richmond papers with q request that
they publish them.
And then the meeting adjourned.
E. G. CRUMP, Chairman.
JAMES STAMrFR. Sscrsfa,p.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-08
A NEW SPECIES OF COTTON.

1t is pleasant to Se the inventions Of scorn, by
which jus, popular Indignation wresks i,selfon an
offender not to be reached in any other way. The
two following tostimo TO Mr. Tyler's character
come from opposite directions:
"a correspondent ofthe Utica Gazette says dur
ing Miss Abby Kelly's recent lecture in that city.
when casting around for some prominent chnrsetsrI
whom she wished TO psrsonify particular Interests,
che asked, whom shall designate 10 repretent the
civil and political interests Of the State1 for wish
10 give no offence 10 either Of our political parties
Shall I take John Tyleri No that WON'T do, for no
really represents nobody and no principle; and |
will therefore pass him by and take Henfy G ay
and John G. Calhoun, who represent somsthng.'-
The Istness Of the hit was so pslpabls, that the
whole audsnee with one acclaim burst into a shout
Of loud applause"
The second case is still more droll. lis related
by the Editor Of the Savannah Republicans
"J'HN TILER.-In taking a stroll along the
Thtryss, day or two since, wo saw some Cotton
branded with the above formidable name. We
had some curiosity 10 know the quality Of the
article. On pulling sample ont Of two ~
three Of the Bales, we could discover, although
no great Judge Of the article, that Il was Of iht
nELEEsr hind. This aroused our curiosity
still farther, and No made some inquiry about Il
We found that IL had been sent from the interior
with this brand IL, with orders 10 forward IL L
Liverpool for sale. The invoice represented IL o,
wafer picked filse.packed, dishonesty packed anC
Unmefchaniab bic -"Odd5 and ends Of every thin!
mean"-and the orders were, 10 sell u with oil III
| faults We think the shipper Of the "John Ty eT'
brand must be bit Of way"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-08

during is,i !. es7 hLd.., worth sais,s,i. The
export Of hsur during the thres quarters Of the year
ending on tie 3o,h Of September 10 i7e 49s ebls,
worth $500 sss-ssme time last year eie.ess bis /,
worth si,iis e5S-falling eff N.i33 bos, worth
ti5s o62. The total export OF -four, tob'eco, hsh,
bacon. SC. &c. under the head OF "domes, pro
5uce," for the threo quarters, worth s39e7 SAG
same time in 1871. il vas worth SIS. sci o6S = IN
crease in value SCAT. The total export OF "for
eiga produce" du'ns the three quarters this yen.
was worth ss5 6Sf-same time last year sl47.I7o;
falling OF sea oSS. The entire total OF domestic
and foreign shows falling OF OF SIS zoe IS COM
pared with the three hest quarters of isii.-E Y.
Sun.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-08
FOR LEASE.

TUE Goal Mines well known Blounrs Pitts, sometimes
called the Etna Pitts, recently worked by Wla brown
Co. tnimciaicy adjoining the Black Heath Miles, We
the county 81 CheHcfheh Tho coal from these mines
stands unriyaed AZ TO quality; has Iona been used for
manufacturing purposes and especially approved forge
and smiths Goal Tho recent paaaago " the TuiH giving
20 the Goal business reasonable protection, renders THIS
property AZ this time, an aVsnagcc object t. persons
disposed TO engofe In the business With tho Mines, he
Lessee obtain upon very reasonable terms, two
glnes, one top, the other an underground engine A.
both Of those In good Working condition
tho mines ~ uncomfortable expense be put lu
working CONDITION. Tho lease will be liberal oils and
For further particulars, apply 10 Alexander DuvAi
In Richmond, tho subeorlber, living At the mines.
ELIJAH DRuMMELI- /
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-08
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
RICHMOND MARX


Reported and corrected t,eies ~esk Csr ne var
NOVEMBER Z, lSg2.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. smil--,icmand limited We
quote lufa sl2l and 81. Canmon Leaf sSi ~ aud q
Ai ling eitaii aud 50; Good esa and soifne s1act
as IN quality.
3Oe,s.
rEAs-impsriala and ounpowdss 7ss sl5o; Black 90 .
- cents.
witisKEY-Bs,s pc. hh,s pc.
CANDLES-Sperm 2sil5.; Patent Sperm a.. ifull'.
Patent Toe; Taik,w icaI2l
CoFfsEIk,o 81 to ioci Lssuayra eiio; 81 Domingo 6
fisiImfaially Roe Hcrrlnss sii No l % 20 to "a
fLOuk-supcrhnc q.
inoN.PH :; Ensh.h So swedes sioc; Tredesar eco
MOLASSSS-Porto Rico i9s22c; N. q. 2ia2ic.
on-wiaier sioo los; Fall strained 95aiOJ, Whale, In
bbls, Atc.
PROVISIONS acon 7a7lc. Lard Sic
PLAlsrER-ti on basin hank
eUSARs.st Croix Saiuc, Porto Rico els7i: Now Or.
leans "a to 7lc.
rHOt-sic.
sALr-Whsrfsi 30; storc saoo.
EXCHANGE.
New York dra1s I a "A prem.
Philadelphia 10 10 prem.
baltimore do a "A prem.
North Csrolna ,iiS.
south Csroilui. p his Whecnrg dis
Treasury Notes.. prem Tennessee IS dis
AsoaHh 10 dts Spccic.- 4 prem
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-08
DUnLIo SALE of HANoyEn LAM

Western siae, will offer Scr sale, by public auction, on
II fair otherwise the FIRST fair day thereafter an undivided
interest being about ieO tho tract
land. lately the residence OF Nath1 nsley, decd lying
In the county Of Hanover Machump's Greek and adj
Joining the lands Of Hector Davis. Wm In Campbell an
others Ills distant about 10 miles from Richmond miles
rom Hanover Court House. and shout miles FROM The
Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail Road This
land has on comfortable dwelling house, with all the
necessary euihonsss, good garden aud two fine orchards
anh abounds with springs OF the nnc-t has seve
raj Gac marble beds-thc soil i, OF good qualify aud the
tract has large portion Of Geek low grounds esteemed
equal 10 lands In the about half sill,
Ia woods The ie.ms OF sale will be- small proportion OF
the purchase money la cash, the balance aud two
yearE-thc purchaser giving bond with approved security
and deed In rusi TO secure tho paymcns The
ani viii DO shcwn by my self Capt Joseph wnrHd
Jr., residing on the premises = u TiNSiEY.
~ ID Should the land not be sod IL will be leasef Tor
term OF may be agreed There will be sold on
tho Jay and the place Aforesaid several valuable articles
OF household furniture Beds aud Bedsiead. Book Case
;icss for table use. J y u TiNSLEY
aids
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-08
THINGs IN JAMAICA.


a late arrival in New O.lsans gives the follow.
ing account Of the progress OF the experiment of
Fresdon in ,hi, island.
"Ths domestic affairs Of Jamaics are pretty much
in staiu quo Servile emancipation has done its
work. Tbs negro population is lido and insolent
and the staple productions of the island are in a
state Of ruinout depression. Highway robbery and
burglary are becoming alsrminsly frsquen', and
immortality and crime are making gigantic strides IN
a country which nature has peculiarly favored. The
June quarters return OF the island receipts and e1-
pendures exhibit an alarming and augmented de.
fci.ncy. Az least -EI50,000 are needed 10 supply
tho hiatus. Trade is almost stsgnani, and comm,f
csl distress unmiti:,,sd while the peops are vshe
nenty complaining OF over action.
Neither Intelligence Tor Honesty nor Freedom
hourishes there: but it seems 6ns field for Mes
merism; and as i, is therefore every way theatre,
political add sc.nlihcal, for the Editor of the En-
quirer, we recommend him the voyage; during
which his hiisl piety will, no doubt, often recall his
patriotic father, who sailed the same way, to avoid
certain structures of the throat, which, in Revolt
tonsry days, sometimes ssizsJ persons Of partIcua
political opinions.
"The Kingston papers are filled with arguments
pro 81 con, upon the doctrine Of Mssnerism. If
they could 80 magneise some OF the free negroe.
as 10 get them to work. probably the doctrine would
gain large number Of sdheren,s.
The negroes have got up what they term My
alism series OF religious maniseal, rio,ous dances.
These are interpreted with songs. the mos: popu.
lar Of which is, John baptise in de rbcr' Sky
four warrants wero Issued on the &c n Sept for the
apprehension Of as many blacks. 10 the parish (
s.. James the ramihcations OF this doctrine has ex
tended from the 'Sprog Estate 20 Moor PaTk'-em-
bracng circuit OF sixteen plantations. These ne
gross attack all who attempt to restrain their antics
At moniego Bsy 'Obeah ism has been insor~
porated with 'My,llsm.' This is negro witch. craft
engrofed on religious fsnaticism. y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-08
THE MAN OF ACCOMACI

MIR Wise threatens disclosures 90 awful as tina,
they have positively froE.n up tho circulation in
John Joness courageous hears and he tells US, with
ehstterng teeth, that terrible things ore impending
and that "nolhiog short Of blood shed can come Of
) :" and hereupon Johns face turns 10 q stll moe
blank inani,y, and the whitensss Of he liver grows
double blsaehed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-08
tux NI.sraNIfsox

tNlt open poarnx Sch .oi for You're Ia.les ON the
w " octbsf nex a. Oakland, tie eannfy Of Han
ser, about ~ niles leu Nc tnond and tnlles nom
weaver Dan DEPOT uron the Lous Railroad The siua
on OF the rohoo y 6ns one, being n fln long
>no~n loo Us pure sni wholesome ss and also very easy
hseeess a. carriage any time be ssnt 10 meet
nose who may arrive AZ the Railroad Depot The eoursc
In this scoo wilt consist OF the brapeh hes
d Enshsh necessary 10 eomplcte and thorough Edaca
aon toxether with the neh Language aud Music tf do
de upon the Piano Guitar Tho most are s,cn.
Ton will also be paid Religious and
iepoftinen oil the pups ling thousht that they vii
DC best nied Tor usefulness. In this world by 10
I'VE too the neat Tho sehoastic year win extsni f,om
oetobrr TO July both ncisveths uonhs OF Ausust and
septe mber bong time Of vacation.
. Tee terms
ror Board ruison In all the branches except
For Mnsic on,he Piano or Guitar, with use Of IN,
Pay able half yearly In a,vancc WV
kef.,cees way no msde n
Right Rev. VIM Meade
n n,' W Peadlcion, Up Hish School ofvs
Imnp Nelson, Esq Milvood CI.rks 90 ".
al fersieo. Rieha,ond e s"' 'A-ef"
Apie sIion Tor admission tho School INNS. n. mai. n,
ahomas Ncison, ksq kichnond-or 10 WIN, N..,n E.c
"sa'er "an Depot Hanover couniy,va
Ihese young Ladies' having been for MANI xc.r. r,i,
W. AMI especial objects of our e. re- sn oh
seaon VIC arc OF course iniimac Ell win ,he,,
sposIhons character, and mental qusli6 ,aons which
We no not hesitate Go CT them for %
ken. we therefore checrfuy recon I'd Them m M.
children. T,,e Ma =. \, ~, ~ =, oI their
~ 20 evil 0fla-v Qr.n.h
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-08
DEATHS.

At The Norfolk Innrmsry, the Ard Inst, Mr. JESSE
Ia Hampton. on tie ard inst, Mrs JANE JOHNSON In
The 2a yssr OF her sgo
Az Lberty, Kss ossrre cousty, on the ooh MI Col
JOHN sTUAhT-also, on the sans day, Dr. OuARLEs
ASHTON.
10 B,h county. Mr, MARY HICKMAN. In the 72ad year
81 horsge
Nh Lexington, on The 97th uit Mrs ISABELLA Med.
sIod3L
Preston, Esq.
A. FonslnbIeau Kine william, on the 2ih ut In the 7im
PstIck Henry.
10 Fsriss esuuty, on The sab uli Mrs ELIZA SMITH,
N the 9th year Of her Age.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-08
TOBACCO STEMMERY AND FIXTURES
For SAFE

'IWE Tobacco sicmmery, Presses and other Fjxtures
together with all The out budings necessary for pro.
securing the semnlng business situated at Owensboro
Davies county Ky. reeenily built by Col Peter ~
Smith, deed, IL now ffercd for sale. -
lhs establishment during the Last year
situated In the midst OF fne Tobacco growing rcsIon
anu Is IN every respect well suited for the use OF
any one DESTROYS Of embarklns that mi
Any person DESTROYS Of purchasing will DO shown The
prcmises by tho undersigned, who may DO found n, iii
times at the Clerks Office AT Greensboro.
IS MCFARLAND.
IL coawgS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-08
mon MASS versus LOW MASS.
From ne MadisoNfar.
&C EERI No ~

ave have Intelligence, the truth Of which cam
" no, be successfully questioned, that President
" Tyler 70 rapidly gaining strength among the
" mass" IN every State Of the Union."
ouoth the bold Msdisonisn,
10 hs style Addlsonsn,
"our masters Eroviug quite strong in the rOasses"
"in the masses, sir foOlt
"Coms now, cir, that's COOL
"wha mass eau no have. unless that Of tho Assca
bot ssyi Ibcf pardon
"And would not DO hsrd on
"a Statesman whose nose 10 tho lslfo Of his head;
"Iforfoi there we're masses
"Wheu into sburch passes
"a eacs3s-the mass cllled Tho mass Tor the dead
The WOnds,Jd Carc.--The Msmmouth Cave o.
Kentucky Is Incoming great place OF resort Tor
the curous, shd 10 10 truth one Of the marvels VI the
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-08
POWHATAN HOUSE.

TtFtHWVHH, FWafItd.
TUE subscriber has taken Lease the above Hsiab
shment, aud Will take possession the lst diy Of
October next until which time the House will be kept as
heretofore, by y. Uuval Esq lie would be pleased to see
his friends add all others that favor him all
" u dcenod unncccssary Ia say any Thing relation to
the locality oi this House as Il must bc generally KNOWN
haynE been for many the principal House the city
.ihcc u 10 sHy,thHre BE- not location TO equal Tho
House as well as s loo atty, - admirably suited for gen
uenen travelling with their families, AMI members the
Lcsisliufe for whose accommodation, arrangements will
be made. The House will undergo a thorough repair.
All can promise is best Of my ability 10 render
satisfaction 10 all that may favor with their company
and all can ask Is trial There will be Hacks a. Por.
ters tho different landing places, convey passengers
and baggage, free Of charge.
sc ctawfm e. A. HODGES.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-08

no- The reader will observe that the sale OF valuable
James River Lands and ccal Mines, TO the
Of the late John wIeihsm Esq place this day at -
O'Clock 81, on the premises at Tuckahoc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-08
BIN FORD PORTER.

Erud tor tho patronage they have received for
- no Ias " years iiotn their frcnds aud the publ,e
S,w mn, 9rn them that they have removed 10 tLe.
49,, - on The corner Of and 10 streets inst
,nem ustand, where they hope by their nj, bnI
cnton 10 business si 90 the conf fence Of ,S.i,
,ns ead, and ,he pubic large They would also say TO
IVA, 'ey rave on hand, at this tine, large assort
wy OF elsewhere which they sosed 10 ., AZ nrirrs
wish TO pntchafe ~ :" WI"
We wonli say We prepar ell 10 furnish and Al.
tchd funerals al all times. ' Nv
ut-Their Old stand IL for rent. N. a, .o,w,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-08
SCHOOL AT CEDAR GROVE.
SLATE RIVER ACADEMY

I'VE tenth annual session of months will COMMENCED
the 10Th January, ssl This Institution will Continue
under The direction of Mr. Lewis Turner A, as Prnci.
pal who Will adopt as far be pcden the course
oins'rucon which he received in the schools Of
Languages, Modern Languages Mathematics Natural and
Mora Philosophy ami Chemistry, the University Of Va
NJ will be assisted by Mr. Wyatt 81 Elliott graduate OF
INC Virginia Military Institute.
Terns-Fcr English s25-For The higher studies s35
The undersigned recommend with confidence this Aca.
deny 10 tho rubic that cannot fail 90 please being
situated four miles Of buckingham H. in healthy
country, among moral and intelligent people. la wing
al tho facilities Jr impaIiing thorough and cOnprehen-
siye education Beard Including wlFliing, lodging aud
lghtf) can be had with either II as for sS5
WM Y MOsEIEY,
TIL BUNDURANT,
no wG0 MOsEIEY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-08
SiOO REWARD

u AN away on the 1ith December last (lS;D a likely
muaito man, GAINED DENNIS, who purchased by
Mr. David Branch OF the City OF Richmond on The lOh
oi June. ISL from one Cyrus Chiffon Of Lancaster cosn
~ va, IN which county he IL probably lurking. DennI.
Is 22or years obi has dark, bushy head hair roupi
lace no nsrks or scars about him. (recocctcJ rather
sinnty made. and about feet9 inches high. "
The above reward win DO paid fot the and
delivery Of Dennis 10 the subscriber the City OF Rch
mond or reward Of e75 will be given to any one who viii
spprchcnd said Dennis and lodge him jn SO thai The
owner get him again. Address $3.50 ~
III DICKINSON
in 10 c~tf Richmond W.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-08
MAR RIAGEs.

Married ~ RsWaead, Cumberland county, on Thnfsday
evening, 81 inst. by tho Rev WIN Kincle, WA W Al
LEN Etq ~ Mobile, 10 Miss LUCY DARLINGTON, cid
cs daughter Of Edward Carring'en, ESQ