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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-11
AGRICULTURAL

We sec by the papers that the great meeting ef
the New York State Socie,y on the 27'h, 2s:h, 2eh,
and 3O.h ui. went of with CREST eeia,.
The next meeting OF our own Society (the Hen
ricol on the 10Th inst. and preparations
for it going with the customary zeal and spi
rit. On yesterday, there passed through streets
a magnificent, Durham Bull years od-2 foe year
ling Durham Bulls, and 10 beautiful Sheep. of the
Souhdown, Leicester and Blackwell breeds, which
understand are taken TO Bl-on's uarter Branch,
the socety's place Of meeting, where they will
main until the 18Th, when they will be sold at nuc
ton At tie Agricultural Fair.
There were presen, at the New York meeting
no, only an immense ossenblage OF the Farmer,
Of ,ha, State, but number from other States and
Canada. Will no, the Farmers OF Virginia give q
day or two to this great cause, and encourage III.
spirited Society here to continue and increase the,
efonsl We feel assured that they will. when
less than two years ago, it was apprehsnded by
many that this Society, like mos, that had preceded
49, would tire after meeting or two, and 90
down, few were SO sangune as 10 anticipate the sue
cess which has attended 1t. IL commenced with but
i've mombers, it now numbers 800, and is on the
eve Of its fourth general meeting as active and yea
Gus as at the first. We were told by member the
other day, that it was supported by the people of
Richmond, even under the present pressure Of the
times, with the creates, hberalitY, and he doubted
not would continue to receive tina, support so long as
1t should be judiciousy applied by tn. Farmers
Many evidences may be found Of the beneficial IT,
aIeness OF this Society, one which is exhibited 10y
The Richmond markets, never so we'll supplied with
what tue neighborhood can produce, rs now-snd
wo have heard Of awakened spirit, and honest in
dusiry, promoted by it TO extent never attained
b'f1re, at least in the Old Dominion. Let us all,
hen, press onward in this good cause; and each, in
whatever station in life, do what he can. The in.
ieresi in it here p'rvadeS, apparently, OUT
whole community. The ov.liest and bes.-the
Merchant, the Mechanic, the Professional man, and
even the Reverend Clergy, have, many Of them,
given it their hearty support. What encourage
msnt is here for the Farmer
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-11
Uhir P,ee,fdine, IN Orange.

Ste the account or the whis doinss in the old
Republican county OF Madison. A correspondent
writes
ave had full meeting at our last Court, and all
were firm and true. I will no, say, that tho wings
Of Orange are Wings "every ineh," for that seems
TO be measure OF doubtful capacity; but we are
on, and out Clay Wings, Mill-Boys, Meal.Bass
and all.p
The point in the proceedings OF the Orange
wings to which would ask the particular auen.
lion and imitation Of the Wings OF the Common
wealth, is the organization of Clay Club. The
Wings in every county in the State, should forth
with follow this example. 1t is not too room to be-
gin. We have great and glorious task before US,
and by proper exeriions, commenced in time, we
can achieve brilliant results. An active Cub in
every county in the Stnte-industEious in dissent
mating truth among the people. circulating dOcu-
mems and cheap papers, will ensure the vote o.
Virginia to Henry Clay in lsA.
We call upon the Wings TO take this matter into
consideration and 20 TO work forthwith. The wan,
of proper activity among leading Wings, and the
consequent want Of correct information among tho
people, constitute the great and main obstacle to
the universal prevalence OF Wing principles. Now
is the accepted Time to begin to operate. The people
begin the bitter fruits of the Is years OF Loco
Foeo msrule They begin to be able to form some just
appreciation OF the blessings OF hard money and
hard times. They can see that the hard-money
system and hard times make season of rejoicing
to the Rich alone, who can buy out poor man,
house and home, for mere song. They can see
that ihese happy results the effects of LoeofoeO
policy; and il the documents and facts are placed
within their reach, they will not fail to punish
those, who have grossly aBu,ed their confidence.
Z Active Clay Clubs are essential to this great
work oftruth honesty and reformation But the mere
formation OF Club will avail nothing, if not fol
lowed up by vigorous action. The people must be
enlightened, and facts illustrating the disastrous
effects of LOeOfoeO policy, must b. sewn broad cast
among them.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-11

lCF Col. Dick Johnson continues 10 "push along
kesp moving" among the Democracy Of Pennsyl
vanis. He is making capital, it is said-and is de-
termined to be candidate, il MIR Calhoun is no
minated. MIR Calhoun's luck, in some respects
resembles that of Mr. Clay. III the aspirsnis FOL
the Presidency are arrayed against the KentuekiAn
and oil the Leo FseO a,piranis are uneompromi.
rinsy opposed to the Honest Nuliher. They 90
for harmony and uuiOn-bu, always with the men!-
al reservation, thst Mr. Calhoun is not to lie the
centre Of that union. Ii he is the candidate, they
refuse 10 submit, and set up for themselves The
ohjcc, Ofthis is sufficiently manifest. They intend
to use him, bat will not consent to be used by him.
They play the game Of "heads | win, tails you
lose
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-11
POWHATAN HOUSE.

hehmchG, tUgtntd
'IhE subscriber has taken lease the above Esiab.
hshmsnt and will take posscssiou on the LAT dAy OF
oetoher next, until which time the llouao will be kept as
heretofore 10y T. puval Esd lie would be pleased TO ses
ms friends and all others that may him with a call
u H. deemed unneccstaTy TO thing alton 10
me locality OF this House as ii must be generally known.
hasns oeen TOT many years the principal House Ia the cy
snnicc II 10 say, there Is location equal n. The
House as well as its locality admirably suited for gen.
.lenen travelling with their families members the
LEGISLATURE for whose accoInnot arrang enens will
DC made The House will undergo a thorough repaiT.
Al can promise sto use the best OF ability render
SATISFACTION 10 all that may favor with their company,
AMI ali can ash lisa trial There will be Hacks Por.
and baggage, free Of charge.
ctawsn uOnnra
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-11
nR,p,al , R,p,all 10 N, r,yJ. ~

IRiehmond Enquirer
We gave en- extract few days since, from the
Eoqnifer, uttered when the editor OF that print was
IN a state Of dreadful alarm, lest Congress should
pass no tariff Dill, and cave the country exposed
70 the ruinous effects Of FIRE. Trade. The Editor
We observe, complains tho, we did him injustice in
copying his own words, and publishing his own
frank ayowal in favour OF a tariff rs per cent or
HIGHER" We beg leave to repent the injustice
to day, by confronting him with another Of his
fnnk avowal', uttered during that period Of horror
and CONSERVATION oeeasioned by the near prospse,
Of universal Ffto Tfade. f. is taken from tho Rich
mjnd Enquirer Of 18Th August-ai time when il
vas supposed Congress could not agree upon q Ia
nff bills II important 10 bear this in mind-as II
throws much light on the motives, which now prompi
the cry Of Repeal. We ask cspeeial attention, too
TO he substance Of the paragraph. The whole ar
gument is strongly in favour Of a high pro,setiv,
TanG - FOR nothing less, il Is conceded, could saw
the Govounmsn, from disgrace, the manufactured
from ruin, the people from aggravated embanass-
NEST, and the banks from prosualioh'
I'VE IN UP our hands against tie madnm tsh
would aarUs ne Gevunnsnt and seSvgs the peo
pltp-by repeating the revenue bii
Prom Richmond Enquirer A9gua lslh, isl2
mo rCVeuua Uil - 70 DC paHfcn NJ Weh 70 ~
cot on No duties 10 be collected That IS tho war
ory aud the Pfcfdcni AMI Cabinet arc 10 DO starved out
Office. Bot these wisoacrce - af transported - he
araI0us 10 sec, that the manufacturing mofes
fret 60 the WALL orders are already sent out bi
the Great Western for Foreign Goods. Pass no Revenue
B, land these WING camorerssay there b. nov 10 law z
dunef) and these orders Will be multred-g0od
win come IN TO a constoratls amount, free ~ duiyan,
domestic goods Will be undcrbd, AMI tho factories VIII b.
pfostrated Are these nadmcn prepared for such tc
s1f Ftsrge Captain Tylerstarve the eTny-stsrye the
navy-but. hra % ~, saCve tho manufacturers Doei
The Intelgeucor Tesliy believe, that this "fcnfnent IL
pessy prevalent anoug tho friends of dofnefc indus
~" Can't pos ibiy ho infsfuatedf But the nsehie
oes not stop hers Goods will cheaper the
sumcrE strus-buf Al Whata loErui cosi TIE bsaRce
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-11
LAND FOR SALE

HE subscriber having land IN thls and the county
81 hsnoverthan he can probably manage. would eel
stter Tie one o. the other Of his Farms counties
Tue one w entco n situated about miles behw the
GUY OF Richmond. between the New nrtse aud Williams
burg rtsge road. IN very healthy Intelligent sad mora
ncshboth eonsinng c6O acres shout o. Of which
nist rate mud land. With ea twelve we
u well adopted 10 the growth Il corr OATS wheat ard
euiary red clover, fourth 90 which s cleared the
osanee ahoundng In plrs anil o.A WOOD, which,
count ~ IT, eontguty to Richmond 10 valuable
nsis Of which to male with tho city per day
me nprove are, two story buihns saa2p feet,
buh OF the best maiaais, and cath ely new With
ncrt story above the ground OF bict. with al
out houscs mostly There n In the yard uevei
iAnt well OF AZ good any below the
miles nom the city Of Richmond on branch road of tho
Mcehane Iufnp he. leading 10 the Pipngree anlim.
nedA,ely above Beheeda Meeting ccnianinE as
ecrcs. ABOUT ~ acres Of this land good sadox isn
at,V wen sct IN ierds about third o. the hie
ann cleared. tho balance heavily with pine oak and
good heart timber Tbs so islght. easily cultivated and
rodeces wsu corn. oats vegetables particularly water
horhooi derirable, being very healthy and Nv
few, any, on account Of the nteg cue O.
and morally q; Its Inhabitants The are
adwelinx house. iJxlS feet with four and lrv
lar dairy, smoke house, spacious famed barn In
COOL rcpar, servants houses &c Water good.
IL c,rly application 10 made by wishior 10 pn
there 10 but little doubt but sale may Ell eted az th
subscriber will sell either OF his srtns for money than
land In tho ighborhood Of either has ny soil
The land In Hanover will bc shown by Mr. Harood living
on the farm; that In this county by hiself or M sb
sencc, nv employe,.
My address Ia ehnond BURHEII. srARKE
Hcnr'co county, Oct Z, tSt2 &C II wiw'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-11
RICHMOND MEDICAL COLLEgE,

RICHMOND MEDICAL COLLEGE.
fI'lE winter OF Lectures In this Institution, win
commence on Monday the 3lst Of October, snd con.
tinucf months.
John Cucn ~ D., Professor m Theory and Practice Of
Medicine.
Ivy Cnamberiaync, MD, Professor Of Maiorla NEEDLES
q. T.. Bohaauan NJ ID, Professor Of Obstetrics anil
DEeaaos ~ Women and Children.
Tn Johnfon, N D., Professor Of Anatomy aud Physo-
iogy.
Avg Z Warner, ~ d Professor Of surgery and surEl-
cal Anatomy.
: Maupin, ~ D., Professor Of Chemistry and Phsr-
macy.
Professors Cullen anI Warner, will each deliver two
Professor Juhnson week, n the Aus House; and
Professor occasional Lectures az the Pono
enfary and City Hospital, interesting rasea nfosent
tenrstvea These ntiona furnish large nunbcr ~
insfruefvo cases AMI tho nnmcroua CHncs Ietfres -,
aII 81 which tho siudopt will be admitted vibou ensTye
viii sord him advantages of becoming nsonsirtsJ
with types 81 fouhern Diseases and vfncsslrg ne
appropriate treatment The surgical casce adm s ~,
the COLLEGE lnhrmary afofd the Professor 81 snrscy ~
ol peti,lmng miny Of the Major and Minor
The facilities of the eindy n praoGc oa,or,v ar.
sufpsascdeny who're The mafsrief Tor disseeIior ~ -
tinpe an1 NC extensive Anatomical Museum Is e 49,
81 Wtn heslll'y 400 morbid preparations
. NC Cnenical apparatus ant collection Of snsctcp, IN
hef Meiica arc very complete. IN fine ne fnsr,,i.
oHefs acIiea lor tho prosecution Of N~dlea Al s,ic. 49,
spbpss.sa ~ any similar Institution Ia this eountrv
IcesSD 10 cach Professor my
ne price OF Board inclu hing fuel Uehts
teooanee ~c' - from " soto s6 oQpcI week
4. 10 o.. AUo. L. WARNER
~" 'N"ea Dean Of the Pssuhy,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-11
NEW BoA8DiNa HOUSE.

1t6s leave 10 say TO her friends Hnd former patrons
- that she has taken the comm1dious tenement on
hank street, south side OF tho Capitol Square, formerly
occupied by Doctor h. II. Carmichael, where. on the
Isl Gay OF ocobcr she Will be prepared to accommodate
any mher III Day boareTS at s6O per annum and Ia
miles thavng yet Two airy and comfortable chanbers) At
prices 10 suit tho times The situation H. ccihr bcinr
within two minutes walk of the Banks aud the Catio-
rctred ani eomnanng all the advantages good neigh
corhoodi &c Mis-. & would ouly appeal To her long eE
petence "a the business her miniiest anxiety all
20 IenIer her b9Arers comfortable. and her present
end as guaranty thatthose who may favor her with ther
patronage shall receive all that 10 their wants
which may he desiTsbla
Mrs Claiborne is also prepared aceommodat. all tran
n rff
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-11
RICHMOND WING.
TUESDAY MoRNINe. OCT. II.

NF> The remarks OF MIR. Clayton, formerly a
distinguished member Of the Senate, and recently
much talked Of as the Wing candidate for the Vice
Presidency, will arrest attention. They are pretty
severe, and jus, as severe, upon Mr.. webster's
speech. Some Of the hits are admirable and not to
be parted. The whole spirit Of the remarks 10 tho.
roughly ~hig, and will endear the speaker to the
whole wing party OF the Union.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-11
IANn rnn s,Ir


TUE subscriber oGeIs Tor talo his n land in Tho
county q Cumborlnd, on Wills river "A miles from
INC toun House, sndb miles from the Bueknrham Inst
TUE. II acrcs Of which about m rc orisinst
Woodland mostly heavily umbcrod-5O acres or more In
pns-loo acres Of river low Troun and 10 IS OF cresk
bottom Tho highland pait Of tho farm IL generally In
E1od hcaf and easily npr0Vodhy clover aud plaster The
improvements consist nf comfortable dwelling house
Wih The ncceasory ont houaca barn, tobacco houaep
sc &c-stuaii0n veTY healthy, society good and very
accessible 10 market tho navigation " the river PoF
ne wishing ~ purchase, are invited 10 come aud view
the prenIscs fur themselves
TERMS afOIl when possession ia given, ray La fanua
~ neAt ehd Tho balance IN Two aunua nsamonfs Insured
~ nlnds with good security, and deed Of Ius on The
property. This property " offered privately aud N NOT
.1i before, U will be offered pnblciy On the aEh Of
NOVEMBER NIX Should the Land he apid, The crep
Of corn proysnder u III sorts catlo, sheep &c -
Will be old credit Of siH months. sums Of eO and
undor, cash-nbove That sum bonds with good security
vii be required About 100 bushels Of wheat VII be
soFn on the farm, and charged 70 the purchaser AZ the
usual rates
oc N W4U WIN ~ PAGE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-11
G. A r ID &.
RICHARD ID. sANXAY,
NOOK BINDER AND BLANK nook
MaNIirkssrfara


IDnESENrS his respects 10 his fotuaer customer and
ackno~lcixes hs inicbtcs ness them for m ii r
very liberal patronage far tho last ~ years
has teen his misfortune. by trsla OF eaisul,-. ne
cent 20 both and D. losc ire awaits
OF the long period alluded 10 abOye and ia bis
ton 70 mets out iusee TO h- creditors he surrerJe
his al even the "'eorkfnF ieeis u his profession
ny the kind all OF few friends, he been ia
pfocn Tools suitable tof the ook lns
IN an ~ branches and Il determined by ala or
srsrnons 10 present work unspasse point OF bs
AMI durability In city. lie with condolences call. u,s
aus former ficuis AMI patrons for their custom Oftha
general qualify of his work and maieals he need only
reiert" the ac thai they have been IN uAc In yara.
hnsng Institutions, Court onlces Public Associsfions
and societies throughout the sate for series OF ,e,,.
ADD etvon as FAR "a learned, general satisiaetion
Relying upon the kind feelings Of those for ~ho,n m. h.
40 long and - tahfsly worked he trusts IN ad,,,c 80
commenting their frrnts.
Old Books bound, and blank Books G,.n.h.., x,,,..
TO any pattern AMI bound In any deslrsble style.
To my old customers and the public ecueruiiv The.
leave 10 say that they can be furnished on
every description ofs very superior quality aud al To-
pfees, BY MrAs LYONS, <,sticncr snd oos scler WHO
oeeupies the store unJeI ndery door below Inc
chns ani Glass Sore OF Mr. James Evans, RchmouJ Va
~ ulm 80
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-11

IRON fie subscriber, tho 2iih August 1872 resid
iu- 10 Campbell county. staunton fvor about i've
nlles southwest n Lseavlio, aearo named RO
rkIIA. rald nero Wonau'a ago s not oHsctly known
bm supposed - he % years oid is ~ Ordinary heshf
bhcsi has thick hps, and tooth out in 'front.' She
Stands very erect and is quick spoken Said ucgrs
was "a sod N Hanover and Suspect eho Ia aiming 10 a.
back VII gvc reasonable reward for tho spprehcn
sion and delivery Of flh slave or M secured In any jail
hat gcihcr agsn, Address Addison w Ward, Ieesyle
Campbell county, Va. W WARD.
- elm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-11
.. & o. T. WILLA-

:, HTTITNIFT NJ Il0W.
TUE Co-Parnershp In the pracnce n The Isq bero,o
-, I'm iHing between william Daniel tr, Eiqr and
Iohn wis, having been ~ solved b. mutual eonsdnt tbe
.e.ssn,d hiye ormei o-Parncrsh3 for Inc so Q
- ~ unl-f 'he above hfn aud will attend pune Justly
" ~ Uuansss conhded 10 them. They praeee N M
ena Inferior Courts Of tho counties on Amiefs,
",o,otui Csnp1eu and The Corporation of Lyncbhnre
Dilee lcW doofs below Purv ~ (firmefv H.Ioctts,
a9el''n nc sifoc leading from the Martet onsc 10 ~
1919 tDHN wills
W" W" oREED n. Wills
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-11

Of foreign treeis against assn pay br many of,hese
toods specie must Ie shipped. the hanks pressed and
they again vii prcsa the people, second suspension
surtoeshly take p,ses and general cis!e.s peryAie
the eoumuny Are the Editors thu Nat lot prcpated
Tor sneh eatasrorhel n are. WE aIe aot-and
IN Up our hands against the nstmsn who would s,aive
the Government and scouree the People Rather than
cneounter sueha calamity willing adorS liberal
revenue BIT ws~unli most eheerfuly suspend bali the
Comprouiso Aet-ahhouxh, az General nsrrtroa said,
SCOOP fAira reour the Coupronlse Of ,he Tariff
known Mr. Gays bin should be CARRIED out according
70 Its sph and intcnllon" GENERAL alsons reply To
B-nier Nov 4. 1851 In these exirsoTd.nary nes,
when the Treasury exhausted aud the public credit In
suffering. VIII site kle upon the ~ part OF hsir
but we willing to Cooperate even With the nm men,
20 relaH the Compromise Act, raise Suppes for the 90
Ncrnmcnt. and the Rcpubuc tIom isrrsceiu cKeic
and serious distress. Then ray sentiments"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-11
THE ELECTION.

We have received returns from only two Coun-
ties. We have no doub, but that the Legislatu rs
will be Loeofoeo out and out, aud that their
candidates for Congress are elected by a large
majority. There has been a good deal OF apathy
among the wings in this State. Iadeed, in some
Counties they made oppoIilioa, as they
were anxious that the Central Bank should be nurs.
ed and KEEP, into life short time longer by their
opponents, we'll kno wing that in the end il must kill
them a party. Ga the other hand. the Loeofo
cos, who 90 fot the "spoils," exeried themselves in
order TO secure the election Of Senator TO Con.
gtess from their own ranks.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-11
TWENTY DOLLARS REwARDI
STOP THE RITNAWAVtt

y OHM. rough Carpenter bought from The Esisto Of
IL Robin Pollard, decd, u Kirr A. Queen Courbouer
lot Fac0fy about month since. lie about 90 yesrs
Old 81 mi ido stature and - Taher sbt cOmporon lie
may DO either in KING Queen, from whence he wss
bought, or King william, N Norfolk, whcro ha wife
lived Tor several years Icxiurton. bridge me
residence Of HE wife. n Obtained fr1 Icnlnr
Norfolk will nvo tfe above reward OF gro II fnod
In this City King Queen, OF any Of the neighbounnr
counties. hRCHD THOMAS.
div
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-11
MARRIAGES.

married. on me 25fh Of August by the Ueyid Ie,yis =
HATCHER, Of Cumberland. 80
. % ihe 90 October by the Rey'd Lewis p Cosby yr
BARD, Of Cumberland.
On ne IN sepiemher by Tie Rev. Richard Wilma
MryANEs NJ STRANGE. oi FIuv5nus fg Nc n "a pit
g, daughter Of WIN H. aud Harriet MsIo Of nd
IL NOIlCE.-fhe Plat Rock Total Abstnsnes Fo
cleF VII hold heir neIt quarterly meeting ~ the Poyht
tao meeung house the fret saturday in November
he Rev Jesse Wit. aud several others will deliver Adj
W o-se5 on inc occasion. JNO WATKINS, scc'ry.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-11
EDUCATIC)N

LADY who has hal much experience In teaching all
"a the higher branches Of finished education, w.hesa
situation IN family neghborhood, where she NAV
establish select School Of from 10 "a pupils line
addressed % r. B. through Richmond Post flee will
meet with prompt attention. and the satisfactory ref
ercnces will be given. ae ~ or
Joseph MAYO will continue TO practice Law I'M
MeCuy OF Richmond, e1eusvcly, aud viii be found al
ms ohicc al ali times during business hours unless else
where professionally russgcd.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-11

MExrco.-Ths Picayuue has received a letter
from Mexico which states that Congress has re-
ported two constitutions forms of government
both strictly federal. The letter ssys-"lf Santa
Ana approves the one adopted there is an end Of
hun and of war on Texas; il he does not approve,
there Will be trouble enough here. I think he will
be overcome. II Santa Ana retsins power, which
is rather more than doubtful, there will be large
srmy-l50O at least-sent TO Texas in the fall
You may rely upon il. The invasion will both be
by sea and land."-.fug. Chrsn. Oct. 7.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-11
A CARD.

a CARD.
M EsSR5 NJ. J. sMEAD and n r LEFEBvRE will on
4II the LIST ol October open English and Class
cal school Tor boys IN the house recently occupied by Mr.
u scabTook In this school will be taught, thoroughly
aud sysein1iiealy the usual English Stucs tho higher
branches OF Mathematics, and the Latin and Greek Ian
guas aud Literature.
. Also OF Modern Languages, the French, Spanish and
Terms for the session Of 10 months Osc pursuing only
English Studies, eg9
Beginners IN Latin 40
Those reading Classical Authors, 20
Students who take French either Of the other modern
Languages, viii pay an extra charge Of s5 pnT annun.
Careful attention will be paid 20 tho formation Of good
practical hand writing.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-11
EDUCATION

EDUCATfON-A situation a. Teacher IN privne
ismily y wanted BY yonns LADY, who has pursued
the business Of Instruction for several years She pr0du
ces estmonluis u moral character, and competency
leach, thoroughly, az the branches OF sod Enesh ri
ucnti0n, toaethcr win ihe french Language,
COMMUNICATIONS addrcssed 70 y. o., Wehmond Va I,
WI be promptly unswored ooe w3N