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NOTICE.

The surviving Officers of the Revolutionary army, who received communication cirtifcates, and the surv- wing non.commssioned Officers and Soldiers of that army (not the pension Iist,) who received cert6- cates for the promised reward of eighty dollars for enstlng during the war, and continuing in the service until its termnation are requested, respectively, soon as may be possibly convenient, to send their names, andtle names of the places where their est post-oces kept by letter, under cover to the Aaron Ogden, at the City of Washington, who will be there ready receive hem This will suPersede the necessity of appointing agents to transact the business at the Treasury Department, from whence, by this means the proper papers will be sent, free from pense to each individual showing his right to the be- net of the Act of Congress- lately passed in favor of persons of the above description.
 Editors throughout the United States are requested to give two insertions to the above notice.
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Duplicate list of votes for Electors, cer- fiGad h1r

Duplicate list of votes for Electors, cer- tified by
 Presiding officer. SEC. 7. That the presiding officers, in making out said certified lists, shall insert the number of votes for each person, in words at full length; and that the super- scription on each of said certified lists, to be returned to the Secretary of this State, Shall be as follows, viz:
 TO ths Secretary of this State.
 Votes of he Electors in the town of
 Tor Electors of President and Vice Presid. n: of the United States, ta- ken and sealed up by
 Presiding Officer. SEC. 8. That the Secretary of this State shall on or before the first Monday of October next, and on every successive fourth year thereafter, on or before the lst Monday of October, transmit blank forms for the return of votes for Electors to the town clerks of the various towns in this state, for the use of said towns. SEC. 9. That the Chairman of the E. lectors of the President and Vice Presi- dent of the UnI:ed States, shall certify to the Comp's"ller ,he compensation for the electors, ai NO dollars per day and the travel shat, Oe the same as is provided for members of the General Assembly of this State and i, shall be the duty of the Comptroller, upon such certificate being presented to him, to draw on the Treasu- Ter for the payment thereof.
 SEC. 10. That in case any electOr or electors, chosen in the manner herein be- fore provided, shall fail to attend as aGo-e-
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CE ERTIFICATEs.

This certifes tnat the premium offered by the "Ag- rcultnral Society for the County of LitcheId," for Oliver s. Wolcott Esq., for his colt by Old Duroc, at the Cattle Show and Fair of said Agricultural Society held October Is, 1893.
 Aiso-That the Premium offered for the best Stall- ion, "having reference to Stock," was awarded to Oliver s. WOlcott Esq. for his Stallion PAUL PRY, by Old Duroc, at the Cattle Show and Fair, held at Litchfeld, October II. 1926.
 Attest s. P. BOLLES, Rec Sec. A.S. fLC.
 Litchfeld, March z. 1897.
 This certiGes that the above premiums were awarded
 according to the certificate of $. P. BoIles. A J.R. LANDON, Chair A,carding Com.
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said, by reason of death, sickness, acci- dent, or any other cause, it shall Do the duty of the electors who may attend, be- fore they proceed on the business of their said appointment, to elect by ballot, and by major vote of those who may be pres ent, person or persons to supply any va cancy or vacancies which may exist, by reason of the non-attendance of any cleo tor or electors chosen as aforesaid which person or persons so elected by them shall, together with the electors chosen and ate tending as aforesaid, be the Electors of this State of President and Vice President of the United States.
 May q, 182S-Approved.
 GIDEON TOMLINSON.
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The Surviving Officers of the

Connecticut Line of the Revolutionary Army entitled to remuneration by the law of Congress of the 18th of May 1920, are notified that meeting of those con cerned will be held at Hartford, at the house of Mr. St. John, on Thursday the 26th of June inst at o. clock A. Nj. EBENEZER HUNTINGTON,
 Senior OHcep.
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Will stand at the stable of the subscriber the ensuing Season, which commences on the first of May and ends the first of August next. For Terms see Hand6M.
 PAUL PkX was sired by the justly noted Horse, OLD DUROC, the sire of 'American Ecpse,' "Cock of the Rock, Sc. whose pedigree is too well known to need oes- cription.
 PAUL FRY is out of the full blooded mare "Lady Betty" Lady Betty was sired by Rockingham; her dam by Mercsyy, grand-dam by Pot Os, out of Lady Skirmish, who was imported by Col. James Hall, of Lancaster, Pa. Lady Skirmish was own sister to Rosattnd, by Phenomenon, out of GazetLe. Phenom. enon by Hsrod, (his dam Phrensy, by Eclipse, grand dam by Enquirer, great grand dam by Blank.
 PAUL PRY was bred on the farm of Hon. OIL YER WOLCOTT, of Ltchfeld, Conn.,; is of beau. tful dapple chestnut color, with black tail and mane IS full fifteen and half hands high; and for lofty rage good points, and color, is surpassed by none. USpecimens of his Stock are owned by the fol- lowing gentlemen, vz. Sheldon c. Leavitt, Esq. and MT Abijah Skton, of Bethlem and by Messrs Erastus A. Lord, G. B. Vessels, Lyman Wooster, and at the stable of the subscriber.
 Good pasture provided for Mares, and good attend ace giren but accidents and escapes at the risk the 0toners.
 OLIVER s. WOLCOTT. LitchGed, April, 1928. 6w44
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CL0u's StOm0cL Batters.
Pe0rl TOOth Ponder.
SPRAYED or stolen from fRe

pasture Ofthe subscriber, the night of the 24th ut a dark brown horse, natural trotier, with a long switch tail no artificial mark, except gray spot on the back of the right shoulder caus@ihy saddle gall Said horse was formerly owned in 0dAaan, and Inav possibly have strayed in that direction. WHx-siIl return said horse, or give information where ke Gs.M be found, shall be lbcrally rewarded.
 THOMAS ADDS. Litch6eld, June2 2 5l
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WHITE LEAD.

Ground in oil, and warranted to be of superior quality, for sale at reduced price by
 Litchfcld, June ,, 1898. 5l
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CLAY'S ITCH OINTMENT.

NOR pleasantness, safety, expedition ease and cer- tanty, is infinitely superior to any other to cure that tormenting disorder
 Price B cents per box.
 Cl0y's StOn0ch Bstters. They will be found, in all cases of the following de scripdon, to give relief-nausea, vomiting, heartburn costiveness weakness the breast pain in the stom ac loss of appetite, and all other symptoms of iDdi gestion and fatulence, and a nervous cordial, is not to be surpassed by any thing-Price g cent a box.
 Pearl Tooth POsoder. This celebrated Powder needs no recommendation every gentleman and lady should be in the constant use of it, if they wish to preserve their teeth from de- and have them appear ofa beautiful pearly white ness,-Price 9 cents box. T' Sold by w. & s. Buel and J. Stoddard.
 D. CLAY. November Fl, IST, 75eow1y
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GIDEON TOMLINSON.

An Act providing for the appointment of
 Electors of President and Vice Prcsi-
 dent ofthe United States.
 SEC. 1. Be tt enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives, in General As- sembly eonvened, That the constables in the several towns in this State, Shall warn the electors in their respective towns, to meet together on the first Monday of Mo- vember next, and on every successive fourth year next thereafter, on the first Monday of November next, at the usual place of holding elections, or at such Oth- CT place as may have been previously de- signated by an annual town meeting, in such towns respectively, at nine o'clock in the morning of said day which warning
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24

10 Another account ifom Iarks Lane states that
English wheat cold full los per quarter lower than
last Monday.
The demand FOR cotton has been unjust, ally extern
svc the sales amounting TO 81 i60 bags in the prices
OF common American, there Is al nance of III per
ID, and in the better qualities OF American aud IN
Brazil of fully I'd per Id. The demand in the carly
part of the week was good, though particularly
extensive, but on "Wednesday, consequence of some
large purchases in Brazls both by the trade and by
spectators, the sales amounted upwards of 600
bags Thursday and Yesterday the demand was also
extensive, the sales being fully 5000 bags each day.
and the market closed firm at the above advance.
Tobaccos have been in good demand by the trndc
and by Irish buyers who have taken 800 hhds chiefly
leaf, at fully former prices
The holders OF Furpentine have obtained an advance
oi I'd per cwi.; Is Sd having been given by auction
Tor 900 brls.
Aggregate averages of Corn: Wheat, sss sd; Bar
10y, J3s duty TIL this day week. Wheat 2is 3D. Bar
Icy, 1cs III.
ConN--The arrivals Of Corn this wecl. are mos,
extensive, particularly Wheat and Flour. Fine Wheat
Is to-day s IS lower ordinary So ais but torc are few
sales. Flour lis expected 5s a los lower on Monday
Barley is III demand and little variation in J. e.
Good Oats fully support last weeks prices the Oh d.
nary is Is lower. In Beans, Peas and other articles
very few transactions are reported Our quotations
OF Corn to-day nitist be stated nominal.
Considerable socs of Tobacco nrc reported; 100
Maryland for export, picked, at Lid; Il cargo of
Kentucky about 7-3d, 3a6 old Kentucky at public
sale, chiefly lid and Led, and 600 hhds. for cx-
port, at 7-Sd ) I'D.
CorroS-Sca Island good to fine, Is ID Is. Cd ord to
fair, Is Is sld Bowed Georgia SD I'D; New Orleans
ed 3d. Tennessee, 6!d SD. FLoUR-U. S sweet brl
Cos 30 Tos,ccoVT leafpsr TO- lid Sd Steamed 2d
5d KapPahannock leaf I'D 2sd Stenmned, Dad 3Id
Kentucky. leaf lid 3!d; Sleinnicd I'D Id. WmAr-
irish, IS I'd los 6d foreign in bond, is Ss
LrSpoS Oc,oler 1.-Two O'Clock. Consos for Account
have slightly improve and are quoted 36 The Mark
lane report gives fall OF los per quarter Wheat from
Moay-hc supply has been immense both of home
foreign and the knowledge of still further quantities being
their way gives rise expectation t still further l
NAV he expected on Mouiay
| Three O'clock ConSols for s. IS
1T is confidently stcd that have arrived to vow
crnnen y the French mail arrived reports prevail
that the Russians have been again defeated near Shni:
second that an Amis;iCc has taken place
-Four ocock-Cosiug trices-Gonsols 363I; Do. Ac.
75i q; Mexican 1926, 372
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24

THRUST sALE.-By virtue Of deed OF ,rlst executed by
Turner Henley and Hannah his vic, the ..bserber
and duly recorded in the clerks Office OF Gocchland county
court either OF US. win Monday the 18th day Of
december next Chat being Goorhland county coutday pro-
ready money all lie .ght and claim, said
Tuner X Henley and Hannah his wife have may have in
tract OF land containing two hundred and and one
fourth acreSof land lying the lower county,
beng the same tract OF land owned by William Barnett al hs
time OF his DEATH and which by his last win testament he
devised TO his heirs to be equally divided between them of
which Hannah Henley, hnerly Hannah Barnett one oIe
heirs Of the said VIM Barnett also all the interest," te and
eiai which the said Turner Henley and Hannah wife,
now have or may hereafter have negroes with their n
Crease also stock ofhorses hogs CATTLE and stock al kinds
also household and kitchen furniture belonging to the said VIM
Barnett which witt, all other they claim under the Id
Wn bares wh IN order 10 satisfy the purposes for which
the said deed of made Such title only will be con-
veycd as Is vested in the subscribers by the aforesaid deed Of
trust. WILL. GRAY =
Goochiand, OF 27u,, 1923 s7o2aicw4,c 6.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24
LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE.

SATURDAY, 18th Oct.--We have n very cousidcra-
bic supply Of Wheat and Onts in from Ireland within
the last three days much larger hnn my received du-
ring similar period since haryest here are also seve-
raj arrivals Of the former from the Isle Of Man the
growth ofthat island, which be spared from thence
in consequences of the ample supply of foreign wheat
remaining there for consumption. Ofotherlran the
import is SMALL and We have very little Of any dcs-
cripton in coastwisc.
The present superabundant supply Of wheat accom-
panied by the dull accounts from London and other
markets. have produced and increased languor in the
sale Of the article here, an with the exception of
fcw speculative purchases Of Irish wheat, at de-
cline Of ls per 20 bs.--our markc, to-day wos cy-
ircmely inanimae and old wheats ero nearly without
enquiry although offered Sd per 20 lbs below the quo
tations Of Tuesday. Flouris O 80 per sack lower
and in very limited demand.--IDdian Corn is Is a IS
per Or. cheaper.
Bonded Gran and -Four romans nominay the
same ne stated Ia Our last ciruu.ar.
LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, 18th October
Arrivals during tho wcck:--Whoat; British, ~, 600
quarters; Irish, 400 do; Forcian 10000 do--Flour
81 900 sacxs.Barlcy. English, $500 quarters; For
cgn, 400 do.Oats English, 1850 dol Irish, 700
TO-; Foreign, 1900 do.
In consequence Of this immense supply, snlcs could
not be effected at f5ir pricethe actual decline can
not therefore, be correctly asccrtaincd. We may,
however, quote inferior qualities 6s o. ond bcet fully
4s TO S. per quarter cheaper than Monday.--No
enquiry for Bonded. I, is confidently expected TINT
Flour will fall So 20 los pcr sack on Monday aud
Grinding Barley Is lower.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24
UNION HOTEL

TO Ike Members Of the Legislature.
M RS. MARIA BONANNAN takes this method
W OF Informing her friends and the public and thu.
Members of the Legislature in particular, that the
GIhon Hotel will be kept under her management
She mas engaged competent bar keepers to sniperin-
tend her bar, bed rooms and table attentive ostersr
hcr stables, and promises for herself that neither
pans nor expense shall be wanting to render il ac
ceptadle to It's former patrons and in every respectGs
worthy OF public patronage any similar establish
mcnt in the United States
Having fitted up her bed roonr- and parlours in tho
hrst style of neancss and elegance she is prepared 60
Accommodate with without their fauilics fiftv or
SIXTY Members OF the Legislature with boarJ upon
terms as reasonable and accommodating as INV sim
lar establishment in the CITY
13--tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24
MARI Wa NEWS.
PORT or RICHMOND. .vUY. %.

ARRIVED
Sciir. Helen, Marston. from Boston, with sundri.s
to john y. Lay, VIM. ]. Clarke, Anderson, Garth
" Co WIZ. Mitchell f.. Corcs, ]. H. Nash, King
81 Richardson, VIM. Smyth Win. Allison, Otis,
Dunlop & Co. Hubbard & gardner, Thomas y Rust
Luke & Sizcr, Davenport, Allen & Co.
SAILED.
Schr. Trial, Mister, for n York coal.
Schr. Plutarch, Shorter for Chickuhomany, TO load
with wheat for Baltimore
Schr Ranger, Gootcr, for Baltimore, with coal.
Steamboat Richmond, Chapman, for Norfolk, with
passengers.
Steamboat Potomac, Jenkins for Washington, via
Norfolk.
At Hull, Oct. 9, Flora, Erskinc from Virginia At
Bremen, Oct. 3, Catharine, Virginia; Philadelphia,
Ames, do. At Gravesend, Oct. Ia, Tasmania Vir-
ginia.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 22-Cleared sclr. Valorel,
Tyler, RicItmOnad.
NEW YORK, Nov. I9.-Arrived, packet ship
Francois Premier Skiddy, from Havre, (saied 7th J
schrs Richard, Corsen, from RichaRond; Enterprise
Corsen, days from do; Alice g. Mary Saunders,
DAYS from do
Arrived last evening, United States sloop of war
hornet, Alexander ClaXton, Esq. commandcr 20 DAYS
from Pensacola; packet ship New York Bennett
Williams, days from Norfolk; Gen. Washington.
from Richn,ond
NOV. 20.-Clearcd, schr Planter, Baldwin, Rich
uond.
Arrived, ship Hudson, Cham pin, London; gchr
Superior, Fuller, Richmond; sloop Valiant Heath do.
The brig United States, from Norfolk arrived NJ
N. Orleans. Oct. 22.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2I.-Arrived schr Viz
glnla. Chambers 5 DAYS from RfchUI0nd
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24
EyREDERICK 4. MAYO. BoOK-RiNnFR- fa,,

AREDERICK 4. MAYO, BOOK-BiNDER, four
doors 6eto'r the Bel Idcer, respectfully informs the public
that ne SUI carries the bing all its branches and
hopes by his experience workman obtain a norton of
aiIona Blank Books executed order, Printed Books
bound 10 any pattern lie fateTs himself that he has no cause
VI hs long statement OF the manner and style in which
orders lac may receive shall be executed s time and
generous public doubt, has long before this Inspected and
proved MS Workmanship in that line OF business all events
he shall all times be glad for further 10
pare the execution OF any WORK with any the same line of
business IN the city Of Richmond escwhere Oct lis
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24

eEMOyAL.-GRANNISS, son & BROTHERS, have
removed their Shoe Store from the second door below
Governor Street to the of Main and ih leading
10 Aiayos Bndsele store formerly occupied by VIM Nec
20 and known by the of Neaes corner where they
invite the attention OF their and the public examine
their stock Of superior made BOOTS SHOES OF their own
manufacture The quality is hardly eg,aled by any il, the
Cno every pair OF which is warranted They
not To be undersod in equal quality Their assornc, very
extensive, comprising every knand will continue to receive
by every arrival fresh supplies; together with fashions as
soon as they made.
T. y They have received 100 pair ladies' American kid
shippers, very article, together with seakf morocco
d lasting walking and dress Shoes aud misses morocco boots
ana soe with thick soal also genees boots with square
toes, very superior. Oct 22-ts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24

EfL@ANT GOODS have Iecch ed, by tie Exit an
H@ other late ary ais.
BLACK and coourcd Pamyrino for ladies' drc~s,s,
Italian nets assorted, black Italian l,srnss
Back and coloured Gros dc Naples,
Kich bohbinet lace dresses, wells eerees capes and cans
Thread and bobbinct laces and edsirgs,
Embroidered and plain silk and wOIsted Hosiery
SuPerfne printed canbricks and French gingha-is
nh variety of other staple and fancy goods which viii be
sold AT tle lowest prices or cash
Oct IL IyATI NI-IT CIV
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24

Nir. Richardson's Benefit.

: ftICffuTuSOff . DtHtUl.
lJrMT. Richardson respectfully informs his friends
and :!:st * intention to delay his benefit
until he had given them further evidence of his
disposition TO please thcm-but circumstances may
prevent another opportunity he very respectfully asks
whatever support they may deem him worthy of, and
assures them that during the present Season. (which
may be considered in its commencement he
t, usts and believes they will have no cause to com
plain OF him.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24
GLASS WARE.

NLASS w AXE.
On TUESDAY, the 25th instant, at II ocIocE
VIII be sold at our Auction Store, packages plain
and moulded care, containing plain decanters inch
ana cup plates lamp glasses knob and ship shape hall
pint and gall tnmblers, &c. &c. Also, g packages
cat 'oare, continuing figured, flute flute and ripr half
punt tuinblers and wines, sets globe decanters IS
setts bowls, sets oval dishes pair celeries TN as
sortment ofpeg lamps, handsomely cut, pair quart
pitchers. part the above ware is richly cut and
new patterns.
no .. O. D. & co. Auc'rs,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24
a CARD,

M RS. CARTER 3. PAGE is nrennrsJ n -.
t'A ceive Ladies aud Gentlemen, as ,,oarders f,~
the ensuing winter. She will also be happy 20 &c
comnodate few members of the Leg iat,rc. either
with or wthors their families. Her house is in most
convenient situation, being the street leading 10
the uovernor s. and within two minutes walk OF tn,
E1ptnl-ili ta' next square to tie onr,nerfsl
Church. -. "a C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24
THIS EVENING, NOVEMBER "a,
WW he presented, Me admired Play Of
The Founding Of the Forest;

OR THE
UNKNOWN FEMALE.
Count de Valinont Mr.. Walton.
Baron Longucville, Davis
Floran. 1.-THE Founding) Garner.
LA which me will in compliance many requests sing arch
ote Battle Field" and several other fyorte Songs
Bertrand Stck1ey.
GasharL, Edwin
LIE CLAIR, Richardson,
Sanguino, Richards.
I.cnoir, IL WnI.o,
Unknown Female, Mrs Sticknev
Geraldine, with Song) Belcour,
Rosabee. Collins
In which character she will sine come away nv Soldier
Boy" and the me SOLDIER aud "The pmcept
Of Bacchus," With Mr.. Richardson.
Monica Read
DESCRIPTION OF SCE.NERY
Act 1st-Sccne ist--A gloomy gallery in thc'Cas-
tle. 2nd-A hall in the Chateau dc Valmont 3rd-
a thick wood-Stage very dark-Thunder & Light
ming 4th-Another part Of the Forest more entan-
glcd and ntricate the tempest becomes violent and
the Stage is alternately illuminated and enveloped in
darkness. Floran is advancing cautiously thro'
the thcket, from distance. 5th-Outside of cot
tage in wood-a light beaming in the easement.
6th-lnterior of the cottage
Act I'd. Scene Ist.--Gallcry ns before. 2d-
The Cottage. 4th Castle Gardens
Act 3d-Scene 3d.-A rugged cliff that overhanrs
the River 4th-'The River bank. The Rhine flows
rapidly across the Stage-on one side pavilion, and
nearly opposite small bower of lattice work The
moon at r. has Just risen from the German bank end
pors Its radiance upon the water. Tjrhis beautiful
scene is from the pencil of Mr. higgins.
After which. Dwarf Dance by Mr. Richards.
Comic Song, "Aiassa George Washington and Gen.
La Fayette, Farrell.
M EceninS Entertainment Do conclude 10Th the n
'nbie ne'o Farce, tor&ten by George Coleman, Esq
eH{ified
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24
BY TRLPLE1T y JOR. ASTON
Valuable Real Estate. at Auction

dIudDIe IteaI EState, at Auction
& kN TUESDAY, the 18th inst between the hours
- OF IL and o'clock will sell without reserve.
Puhhc auction on the premises. those two valuable
Iehements on Main or street, one in the occupan-
cy of Messrs. a. p. & G.. Woodson. the second adj
Joining the above, and late in the occupancy of Mr.
ttudgms as hat store. Terms made known ON the
day OF sale. private sale would be made uron an
Pcation to Mcssrs Trplett G Johnston Auctioneerr.
nov IL GEO: w. TRUEHEART.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24
SHOES.

SHOES.
On MONDAY, the 9th December al II o,clocj,
VIII be sold AZ our auction store:
100 PACKAGES SHOES, among which are some
superior Brogans. Old. q Co. Auc,s-
LIZ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24
BY J. D. S. COSBY &, co.
Valuable Real Estate for Sill

Hafaaote 6cdt Estate for Sale. 4
RY Virtue of decree of the Hustincs Cbance,,,
~ Court fox the City of Richmond, pronounced il,
the case of Fosters Exof against Ssaichells Ex'or
and others, shall sell at public auction, on Monday.
the oath INST at ! o'clock, A. NJ. ON the premises.
for cash. all said SatchePs interest IN an undivided
Inoety ola Brick House l.. or Main-street, now
coupled by Cushinan g. Andrew.
A. CAMPBELL, Comm
appointed by the Hastings Co,rt.
o. Sale to be conducted by Messrs. j. s. S.
COSBY 81 Co. no 1A-ao,t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24
SOUTH GARDEN BOARDING sCHOOT.-

SOUTH GARDEN BOARDING SCHOOL
- shall opcy school At South Garden IN the upper rar
o. Carome country ON tc 10th January and vacaie on the
18th December following
ibo Gfcek a'm and the different branches 81 the Enc
Language, vii I've taught and particular attention paid 10 the
morals and Improvement OF tho pupils Every scholar win be
considered engaged for tive year, after entering the School
Terms tor board each boarcr furnishing his bedding and
towels SlOu paid quarterly IN advance defand
u more suitable "a c patrons Of the school win answer INV pr-
pose. lOHv Z; Il INVRrNCI.
Nov. I3, 1923 ~ srt.-