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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26
MALE AND FEMALE SEMINARY, NJ y W.

MALE AND FEMALE SEMINARY.
IE exercises In this Seminary will commence a. usual
tile first Monday In October auI end on The 3lst of
July. making a session Of ten months
The suhectso be taught besides tic usual of
plain English Education, the Greek LATIN and Ffcnc
Languages, and sufficient knowledge u the moral phv
steal, and mathematical sciences, prepare young ma H.
completely, for prosecuting lis Collegiate stu lies with suc.
cess. Lessons the Piano Forte will be civ en- II desired
by Mr. Buck, naive Of Germany. Tho plain English and
enhesl subjects will he taught by the subscriber and
the Greek latin and French Languages By his associate
toachcr, Mr. WIN H. Gi, of Norfolk.
Ia rcgdr 20 himself tie Subscriber deems suc TO
refer the Professors Of William a Mary; and In behalf
education at the University Of Virginia. obt1ined from The
Faculty OF that Institution the degrees of A NJ and was
qualified I'll the Proossorshp Of Humanity in William
* Mary College. II Is true that Mr. Gait did obtain the
situation for which he was recommended, but u " also
rue tha OF the thirty candidates who applied Tor w.,
and most Of whom were highly recommended for their
classical aanments, he would have been the thd choice
of the Nisi,crs. Besides Mr Gait has some cHpeieuco In
teaching aud can both speak aud write the French Ian
guags critically.
Mr. Buck entered upon tho duties Of his avocsnon at u
years OF age, has been practising those dulles, In this
place for the last MONTHS By his perfect knowledge
Of Music his skill In mpartng H. and his anlble and res.
pecfu department, has gained the aud confidence
Tho ico or tho pin Enssh subiectsls go oOa session
" Greek, Latin, and the sciences, Sc 90
" 4" French, 300
4" Music, ~ % quarter.
The fees FOR Music and Frcirch arc independent or
anil consequently, additional 70 tho rest
The subscriber hiss opened Boarding House, for tho
accommodation Of hs male aud female pupis, foin dis
lance, and s prepared 10 take between twenty and Thirty
boarders AZ $3.50 session. His bOarceTs will be, al
umcs,unier Ms control and Will haNo proper attention
paid % their comfort, education, aud moral habits One
half of The board AMI tuition must be paid Ia advance
ne o5sg At e S9a o. ne o Fa a S ns 81
Gtth6E Such, 10 tho conclusion Of the session une
Withdrawn W tie consent Of tho subscriber The Books
Of this place q. J. d. PRYOR
wllimsburs August 2isi, 1912.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26
RICHMOND WING.
FRIDAY MORNING. AUG. go.

i6~See Mr. Granger, remarks. for a neat back.
ing out by ths Corporal of the Guard, and a mos,
unmerciiul eastigation of the Hon Caleb Cushing.
Cameronisn would pronounce this las, "m a,r-
fd rts'isiOs." Wonder what MIR Gushing thinks
OF il.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26

MIR Coils submarine experiments in blessing ND
Old hulks stationed and fixed, have taken very we'll
in Washington. IL is proposed in Congress, and
referred TO the Naval Committee, to allow Mr. c.
10 iorufy harbour, provided the expense does not
exceed tho cost oftwo s,eamships,--snd provided
ms experiments continue successful. This is max.
ing consldeIebl, OF a denomination --Alex. Gsz.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26

iOe We think We understand the candour of
the Richmond Enquirer we'll enough to predict,
that since the passage OF tho Tariff Bit. that in
genu0us paper will relapse into tho advocacy Of
ultra Free Trade doctrines. When there was
danger OF practical test OF Free Trade, ii was
clamorors for "rarf e5 per cent or higherp-
but now tina, tho danger is blown over, it will rs
sumo its slang about the glories of Free Trade.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26

In the Senate, tho Wing majority Is 10; and in
the House the Loco majority is o-giving the
Wings one majority on join. ballot. In one county
there IS no elcetion--ihe candidates being ted
This is tight &c oil round. The popular vote,
however, is strongly in favour Of the Wings.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26

There are many Of our readers who will rogre;
to hear Of tho heavy domestic an elton sustained
by Mr. PfcEeSs, Representative in Congress from
South Carolina, since his late visit TO his residence
10 Ciron1. lie had been but a few days OF hom,
when he lost, by death, his wife and his only SON
though both woro apparently in health when h,
first met lhem.-HoL Int.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26

au 70 wJ~ NELSON FOX.
THE subscriber will commence the second sion of
his School, on the LIST Monday in September next, al
his Tesdenee. In the county Of Hanover about ~ mes
from Richmond, and mile from the Public Road, leading
by Gooiars 10 Louisa Court House.
Tie regular course of instruction viii be pursued,
which Is in Classical Schools consisting OF The Latin
and Greek language. Mathematics, aud the ordinary
branches of an English
The School Is located In nc and healthy
and removed from every temptation vic and e1trava
gance.
The srictesi attention will be paid TO the conduct and
morals Of the BOYS who will be regarded regular
beTs OF my faulty.
The terms sloo a year, payable half yearly Ia ad
Ep. High School OF Virginia, aud Thomas Nelson Esu
Richmond
All communications addressed TO the subaerIber at
Montpelier Post ONCE, Hanover county will be promptly
attended to.
20 cor GURnON ". PENDIrrON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26

The wings Of Davidson County, Tenn essee,
held an immense Mass Meeting at Nashville, on the
10 inst. tx Senator Foster was among the speak
efs, and a long Pfeambe qod Resolutions adopted
unanimousy by The meeting are Of the True slimp,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26
ANIMAL MAGNETISM.

Mr. French, who has been delivering Lectures on
Tile -''js-s %. r~s.rsisa, aaa NtstfJk, -ith mnsI,
success 20 the papers say, will give Lecture this
evening at the Exchange. We believe the who Q
doctrine an arrant humbugj which has boon ex o..
ploded from time to time but revived as often
as exposed, and will continue TO DO revived as long
% people orc amused with follieS-But our BELIEF
may be tho result Of ignorance in a matter so
purely f,nciful, every one had best DO his own
Judge.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26

There was second The main question VA
ordered and, being taken, the vote WAS not recon
sidered
Aud the question being on the title Of the ball,
MIR RANDOLPH moved TO amend II by eansias
II TO read, "a bill to provide revenue from imports
and 10 change and modify existing laws imposing
duties on imports and for other purposes"
Mr. ROOSEVELT moved to amend tho amend
ment by adding the words, "and to protect domesu
man ulaeturea"
Mr. SrAN1.Y novel the previous question.
And there was a second.
MIR s. submitted to the Chair tas the Reporter
understood) whether il would be in order TO win
draw the previous question, so as 10 enable HIM 70
move an amendment to Mr. Roosevclrs amendment,
so rs to cause it to read "and TO project domesuc
industry and manu-, ctutes'
The motion wac not in order.
Mr. LEWIS asked the yeas and nays on the
amendment TO tho amendment; which were order
%. and. being taken, were; Yeas "a, nays los.
So the amendment 10 the amendment was reject
Ell.
And the amendment Of Mr. Randolph was agreed
TO.
whereupon the Hous. adjourned.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 90, i2.
M,ssrs. Gales & Nationals Was absent from my
sea- In the House OF Representatives TO day upon he va
rous the TARA Bl beg leave TO state, ,hrongh
your paper, that was detained al my loisngs by slek
ness. Ill had been present. my vote would have ocen
Very respectfully.
Yonr ohsdicrt servant,
ALEXANDER ". H. STUART.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26
WINGS OF cAnoIINr

The Wings Of Caroline held meeting at their
last Court-which was addressed in an able man.
ner by John rayloe Thornton and N. e. Sutton.
The Clay flag was thrown to the breeze giorou.iy.
Proceedings tomorrow.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26

i5S On the passage OF the Tariff bill, 90 LOcos
voted Zoe it-and 80 Wings against it. The
'GuaFd" was divid,d-Cushing, Irwin and Profit,
voting ayes, and Gmer. Mallory aud Wise, nays.
So the chances are even for Veto. Thirty ,wo
ala
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26
GuRpoN ". PeNpt.rroN
SMALL FANM FOK Sale, NITuIN g
MILES OF RICHMOND

rVNIlE subscriber intends leaving the State Virginia
ferstprvaiel for sal, hts Farm, within three miles OF
Richmond. and near the Mechancsvlc Turnpike adj Ia
ing the lands of Curtis Cartel T. Carter and Rob Pol
liam. THE Farm contains - acres with a newly hIiH
dwelling house, with rooms ard good cellar rooms co u
house, stable and fodder house with swe OF good gaier
In the yard; situated Ia healthy and BILE neishbor
hood, none for health in the State; the land part
Of which has been improved and all lies
further description u deem II ssary, pre-
sumed wishing 10 purchase will view o premises
and Judge for themselves az the cIope the
land, which viii enable them To form betior idea tho
produc tiycn csss OF the land. Terms will be liberal
au 26-c6t JAMES II. RADCLIFFE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26

~9sA ~
ny LAsT n YENfN0,s N

ny LAST EFEkfN0'S MAIL.
We had no papers from beyond Washing on last
evening.
la the Senate. wednesday, tho Tariff bill ~ss
reported from the Committee, proposed to restore
the duty on tea and coffee.
a resolution TO adjourn next Monday, was ADOPT
ed in the House. by large majority. The Senate
aid the resolution on the inble-a /, was no, GER
tim that the Tariff bill could be acted upon by that
timc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26
RI-ACKUEATp COAL

THE Chesterfield Mining Company are PREF AIRED to sell
at their yard, opposite Rockets, Crate Coal carefully
selected ami free from slate, at 10 cts per bushe
months credit.
All communications to be addressedt to
au &c + CLIFFORD
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26

HAVING qualified tho Executor Of the late Edmund
Bailey notice IL hereby given for all those indebted
10 bis estate 10 forward and mako pay and
those having claims agansiho requested pre-
sent them for payment TO the subscriber properly
tionuenicd.
The children ofParke Bailey, and ofIames Bailey deed,
late Of Lynchburg aud the desc cndtnts any ofsuc
have died. hereby notified 10 make themselves known
"a the undersigned without delay In order that he
make the necessary arrangements f. dsbutc the
according The directions Of the will n PaTke Bailey,
(brothcr Of tho late Edmund nacy) will Forward
aud mako himself known he will receive email legacy.
JOHN GODDlN,
HK'or n Edmund HALEY, deed.
Richmond 10Th August, 1872. an II 2awlm
to- The Lynchburg Vrrinan viii please insert tho
above twice week for month"; and sond s account 10
Wing once. J. ~.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26

The following statement has been handed to h.
Philadelphia Gazette, by gentleman Of that city
for publication. The New York Journal Of Com.
mercs Of ru, sdAy last, took notice oil the move.
ment.-.ler Ga=.
"lG is confidently believed in New Orleans that
an agency of the Bank OF England has been es,a o
he'd IN that city for the circulation OF the notes of
that institution, and that they already form to some
degree paper medium there. Ii is moreover
pretty well nscert,ined that similar agencies nre to
be established in all the principal cities OF the Union.
worthy of credehce) the American shipping bust
ness will be greatly injured English carriers will
be substituted for our own; its greatest effect how
ever, will be 10 open the eyes OF this nation TO
prevailing medium OF exchange, which ean only be
effected by the establishment of some we-regu-
lated National lnsIi,uiion and that necessary meat
are, 1t appears, is abou, to he hasiened by the
enlightened operations of sister nation"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26
T'HE MISSES NELSON win open a Boarding school for

THE MISSES NELSON will open Boarding School for
louDg Ladies' the l9th October next. Oakland in
tile county Of Hanover, about Is miles from Richmond,
aud G miles rom Beaver Dam Depot upon the Louisa
Railroad Tho snaion u tue School very fne one.
being In resion long known for Its and wholesome
ari and also OF access, carriage
tune he 10 those who may the Railroad
Depot The OF nsTuction IN this Scoo will con-
sst OF all the branches Of English necessary eompeto
aud thorough Educaiion, together wiki the French Lam
gnage and husic f desireo) the Piano Guitar.
The careful attention will also be paid 10 the Religious
instruction AMI moral department of the Pupils, IL being
thought that they will be best fitted for usefulness this
world 10y learning 20 live for theLert The scholastic year
viii extend from October TO July both inclusive-the
months OF August and september being time vacation
The terms
For Board and Tuition in all the branches, except
90
For music on u Piauo or Guitar, with ule of the
Payable halfyca in advance.
Reference may be madetp
Right Rev. William Meade.
Rev w. N. Pcndeion, Ep. High School o(ya
PHILIP Nelson, r. ar, Mlwood, Clarke Co, Va or 10
Mr. PcTsico, Richmond.
Application for aimiss tho Scht be made 10
Thomas Nelson, rs ~ Richm dior TO William Nelson
+ ar, HEAVIER Dam Depot, hanover Co.,va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26
Col. Benton getting yiyL.

The following letter written by Colonel Benton
bearing date October 29nd, 1924, has been recently
re- pu6lished-not without the appreciation, il is
eonjseiured, Of the Col. himself The Col. was al,
that time a very strenuous supporter OF MIR. Clay.
and. II the wors. comes to the worst, may be asan
The principles which would govern MIR Claws
administration, If elected, are well known to the
nation. They have been displayed upon the floor
of Congress for the last seventeen years The con.
stituie system Of .AmerieaN policy. based on the
agriculture and manufactures of his own country
upon interior as well as foreign commetcc-upon
internal, as well as sea board improvement-upo
the Independence Of the new world, close CONNER
eial alliances with Mexico aud South America. II
II Is said that others would pursue the same system,
VIC answer that the founder Of the system is too
natural executor Of his own work. That the most
efficient protector OF American iron, lead, hemp,
WOO, and cotton, would be the triumphant champion
oil the new Tariff the safest friend TO interior com
merce would be the statesman who has proclaimed
tho Mississippi TO be the sos Of the Wes,-the most
jealous promoter Of internal improvements, would
be the President, who has ,riumphed over the Pre-
s'dent who opposed tho construction OF national
roads and canas-the most successful applicant for
treaties with Mexico and South America would be
the eloquent advocate Of their own indie pendence"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26

no r. FRENCH, ESQ, whose wonderful expert.
ncnsn Animal Magnetism, have, In Petersburg Nor.
f1k, convinced tho most secpiiea. Gomez among US
United by all to be gentleman Of Gne aiiainmenis NJ
Incapable Of rraei Ing COLLISION He delivers Lsetur.
tonight AT tn, Dali Room Of the Exchange Hotel Lot us
90 and see for ourselves ifths wonderful power oGs
mr- NOuCE-A petition viii be presented TO the ne IT
Legslsiuro OF Virginia, asking for County To be
formed out Of tho counties VI lahia
the Courthouse 10 be nj Republican Grove. au26 IL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26

THE undesi sncj have this day asSoeatcd Themselves
together for the purpose Of conducting Commission
Forwarding andi storage business and Pm
duec will be forwarded with hhlc delay as possble
Merchants and Planters rely their bei
faithfully attended They respectfully solicit n share OF
patronage from their friends aud the public Ia general
~ 81. EusrACB,
JOHN A. ROBINSON.
I'D ofiee Immediately the Basin, neu to the sand
Of Lullam & son. an 20 c2on
RichulanL. Aug. g lss2
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26
EDuCArION.

MIR. JOHN FARRER, should customers require Il,
WI viii haul the coal al cents bushe any OF
he
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26
MOST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE WEST
OF THE CITY-At Auction.

OF THE CITY-At Auction.
ON SATURDAY, the l0;h OF September, At 4 O'Clock
~ NJ on the premises, will he sold suction about "a
OF that valuable Land situated on the Western
Line Of the city, withou the corporation (and subject
IL city aScs) beyond the residence Of the late Col David
Ruloek and extends opposite the residence OF Peter
Cation, ESQ THIS Land occupies commanding situation,
MeIaiy the West end, the most improving dire eon OF
the city well adapted for residences with market rJens
Dairy's, &C. &C, Is subdivied Into tquarcs OF
each aud will be sold In half acre Lots with the Iveae
OF more For particular yiGw Of the
property, reference be made Plat Of Plan Of
Lots LETT with the Aaeuoncers.
by request Of the Proprietor.
DUNLOP. MoNCURE a Co.,
an % tawtds AGeIioneeTs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26
HoPKINsvILLE, POwHATAN.

UOPHINSVILLE, POWHATAN.
HAVING been urged bY former patrons 10 continue
our School, we havc consented 10 do 10. II will 70.
open uauaD the 10 September. Address 10 Halls
borough Post Office, Chesterfield county
Terms per Session OF Ten Months
Board and tuition In the English hranehes.......ettO
Insiruoti1n IN Music and nne Of Piano..,..."...45
Do Drawing and Painting. ......"......6
10 ffcncn.s. .ssss .sssss..s.sss..ssss.l
Ono half 81 the above ohargcsto be paid N advance.
"a n MURRAY,
an 5-wGw NJ MURRAY.
4 - Hl1Ds and bbis BIeachcd Winter Oh-Tocovlnr
snN d DAVENPORT A. ALLEN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26

YCAMORE PLACE,

For Kent, Lease, or Sale.
wills residence, situated on and OF 9Th streets
is for rent lease salethe latter would be preferred
The credit almost Indefinite, the Interest payable sent.
annually, anil the purchase money being amply secured
tho proprietor puIposinz 10 decline housekeeping, will
give carly possession The promises perfect Order
the improvements being Of the permanent character
and may he examined at any time upOn applicable TO
auf-2awiw DUNLOP. MONCuRE a. co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26
: s'''' DAVENPORT A. ALLEN.
CLASSICAL 4 MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL
IN STAITNTON

THE subfcdbcr will resume his school In giaunton
Il Tho ef Monday In September. The Of instruc
ton VIII embrace 1.-The subjects usuoy taught ntae ee,i
Academic and the Mafhcm1ica course IN paricdhri WI
be thorough AMI extensive that of any Coere n me
states. Contemplating as no does, permanent settlo'
mcni In hiauniiou. hl whole attention VIII oe Asoh 70 INC
moral aud intellectual Improvement ~ ~ nullA,
Tuition ESQ por ten mouths payablc nv yeaIy m ad'
sI0 nor ,a,nf " PIKE POWERS.
~, r ,vt,y an 23-ctl6S
ny-Thc Enquirer will eopy The above thrce ums',
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26

i6HFs aa III 'sind THAR bis'es nobody good. We
thought at first, that there could BE- no good to a..
IN the passage OF the Tariff B,ll-and as the Loeos
utterly repudialed il. there seemed to 10 a fair
eh'nee .ha' tina ancient and approved saying would
DC iasIhed' bni upon better thoughts. we incline
to think that good may come Of il. The bitter o.
position oil the i-'eo' to 1t is ahappy augury. Some
'hre~d men think !, is the most ,f.eual heading Of
the gallant Capt Tyler. which has been attempted
"He is compelled to sign the bill, (says the Gob,l
or leave tic Government without revenue" IL "a
call and NORWOOD 10 him, bu, he mus, take it,
There is eertaaIy some comfort in seeing tina, aLor
ton drerehel with aoes. And then the I.oco,, who
vote against the bill will have the extreme felicity OF
applaudng his Excollency for signing IN
II the wings have had to swallow bitter doses,
their neighbors will not have much better,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26

TIVE subscriber having quit tho Trade entirely, offers
II fog sale his Establishment sused on Hartford Avenue.
Persona wishing 20 purchase will plcaee make early appl
Gallon 10 the undersigned, he dearous Of closing his
''''''' WINS '''' jas p PuRyrs.
Az u din Baiimcro.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26

THEnext Session Of the Ellington School will commence
the 9th OF September, and close the lTth De.
combcr next. TIL N. FOX
10 w3w NELSON FOX
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26
WILLIAMS al uAvAlI-


RICHMOND, VA.
II EEP constantly hand full Gupply of Croeerios
IN Liquors. Wines, SegaTs ard Flour OF all graies
which thsy offer Wholesale, on the usual terms.
Liberal advances made OF Foreign and
Domestic Produce. an a; s3rn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26

CLOTHING NJ REDUCED PRICES.
I'm order 10 make room for my fall Stock will dispose Of
ny present stock Of summer clothing
low piiecs hmone them may be found Goats, fanis,
voss, 4 c. of various cooling materials.
r. n SPENCE,
iug0 Agent Tor John NJ Orcm.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26
ss77s
3o,2Io

The L'ecs have, nos~ outstanding thi, Wing ma
jSn'y Of 5000 majority Of twenty odd in the
Legislature.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26

uoOr POLES wantsd Immediately, for ne use o.
susS e4t JOHN WIGHT, Gen. Az,
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1842-11-01
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