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Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-15
Canal Packet Boat.
LADY CLINTON

SIE Subscribers tender their respects TO the pubc
inform them that they have procured and 6,,sa 4na
in handsome style, Canal Packet Boat which ,h WV ~
running the ensuing season, to and from Delaware Ky
ST. Georges and Summit Bridge or Deep Cu,' ~ NY
Of visitors and others "ouau0a
This boat will run in connection with the Salem s,.,u
Boat Essex-Lea9ng Summit Bridge and S. Cen,,as nsaN
Monday. Wednesday and Friday mornings at W
eight o'clock, and arrive at Delaware Civ at ocm
where passengers can take the Steam Boat mmedi,",a
tor Philadelphia, on Tuesday, Thursday and sa,aJ
afternoons, upon the arrival of The Steam Boat frn n,
depha, will leave Delaware City for ST. Georges a, ..,
Summit Bridge. $50 s's
Passage from Delaware City, to St. Georges, os ,,,
" from do. 10 Summit Bridge, so w"
Returning, same price.
H. IluGG, Philadelphia.
I. MILFORD, ST. Georpe,
April Is, 1928. 2ssp,s
N. Il. The boat will De always in readiness 10 accom,
date pa.tes. from o'clock Monday Wednesl.s w,
FRIDAY mornings, TO two o'clock, on Tuesday, 1h,rsis
and Saturday afternoons; and on Sundays viii meet @
Steam Boat hat may arrive at Delaware Cy. '!
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-15
[Signedl
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Fer,e If .asaar.. 70 he aiken b. A.to-a.ys.


Before me- -, justice OF the Peace IN the county Of
-, in the - OF ---, personally appeared this day
-, ;he attorney named III the foregoing pow Of atto
ney, and made oath that the given to him b,
ot any iraner, Of any schUen levy seizure
by an legal whatever, Of the pay therein an,hp
zet 10 se received but that the said pay intended to
wholly the personal benefit Of the person by whoa
The said rover was executed.
witness nv hand, this day Of -, in The year
Before me, -, [here inser either Justice of the
peace Other Maghtrae, duly empowered to administer
oa,hs, in the Coun'y Of , ~ he 5ate Of - person.
lily appeared 'his day, -, and -, Of lie said county,
Who did, seyeraily, wake OATH 'ha -, BY whom The
frrgong declaration snbscrbed generally reputed
AID believed to have been Oice n the Army ot the
Rev sutton, in manner rs therein stated
Witness my hand. this DAY OF -, in the year
Logned
e., Clerk Of The Court Of the County CT, in the
Safe Of -, do hereby certify, that before whom
HE foregoing sfdavits orp was, time Thee
insert eithei Justice Of he Peace other Magistrate
duly empowered 10 administer Cslhs, aud duly empower
ed to administer oaths.
In testimony whereof, have hereuuto set ny hand
IL. s. and affixed the ses of The sa. Court this -
Gay OF - IN the year -.
(Sisnedl
..sTo be published a week for months, in III,
papers authorized 10 publish the Laws OF the United aes
I June al
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-15
FOR RENT.
The thorough bred Horse
RS.S.Ij,stH

S splendid descendant Of Sir Archv, the sire of tbs
i. most Distinguished Iunitfe horses OF ne South and
n"w, at tw tny -four years old. sans a. S75 he season
rim ALDO was bred by the Hon. Johp Handolah ii
RI anokc (Na and Is nt exceed by any other horse m
the country, in his pedigree, in Lis m5s, figure, huc
snew and action.
PEDIGREE
Sire, Sir Arcly, dam Hiss R,i.nd, by Gracious G,ni
dam, Duet, b. silver Ta iuli bred son Of CocksA \
great grand dam VANITY, by Celtr. the best son of Gt
Janus, 6 grand dam by Mark A,in NV he best son o.
old Pa ncr, he the best Of Traveller cut OF Selma
BY the Godolphn Arabian 8 g grand dam by Jsi
Roger
Sir Archy and Gracious were go, by The imporelhofa
Domed. bredby Sir c Baibury, got by Florae, thebea
OF King Hcrod, his dam BY spf atsr grand dan BY
iloraio, by Blane, son .! Godolphn Arabian grand
dam BY Chd,'s, 6 6 grand dam Miss Belvoir, by Gg
Granthan. g & and dam by Paget Turk, sc srsn3
dam Betty Peicivsl, by Leede's Arabian.
He viii stand the present Season, commencing the IS
April, on Monday and tuesday al the stable Of Jane;
Frazer, Newark, and Wednesday, Thursday, Fidas si
Saturday. al the stable of Swayne and Phillips Whining
ton, Ia wlom Payment is 10 be made.
N Good pasture and s,abling provided all accdet'
at he RI k oi the owner.
May Is 1923. 36-2m
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-15
II .N.EV MN CHE.fP
RETAIL AND WHOLESALE
GROCERY STORE,

NOV opened by the subscriber at the NOfh EHs' :"
~ IF .rket and E,gh Street., s,-~here may h Ds
at the lowest current prices tie following articles VIZ
others kept AT any establishment OF similar chalac'
Sugars, Coffee, Teas Life Of man. Perfect ~
Pepper Aspcc, Cloves Nut Cinnamou pepperm'f'' Al
n,egs Anniseed Codials
Mustard, Ginger Bengal andl lsugag House MoiasSes
Spanish Indigo wee, India do.
Chocolate Of sst and Cd uual.| Winter strand Oil
iy Samncr do. do
Sweet Oil, in Bottles and dIComnon DO
Flasks Coarse Salt
Rhnde Island Pine Applc andlGround do.
Sap Sago Cheese Fine do.
Cognac Brandy ard Holland ,lacscrei No !, auu
Gin Barrels and Han Da'i'"
Jamaica Spirits an,l AmeicanlRice and Barley
Brund, Almonds and Raslns
N. East Rum and Amcricanispermece Mould aud eOa
Gin mon Ca,dles--wh an n
MADEIRA and por, Wine sor,meni Of Brooms, ,eFu'I1
Lisbon and Icnerft Wine es &c. &c.
Sherry and Malaga Vine ,,,or
b. Country produce taken in garter ahg SEWER s,,
mission. GEO. AVN Aoss On
Wilmington, May 1, 1928. 49,
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-15
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Form II q Pe.gar of .qk,orner.

Form ef a Po.gsr Of .7,tornes.
Know all men bN tt'c p*,SG ,tlat l. -, ct -, IN
the county of ----- the s. - do hereby consti-
uic and appoint my 'iue dfId lawful attorney with
power of substitution for me, and iny name, 10 receive
from the United States the amount of pay due me,
under the act TO Il ,eef uf certain surviving officers i
soldiers of the Reyout approved 18th May 1896,
in the - regiment CT the = line OF the army OF
the Revolution.
Witness my hand and seal this - day Of -. in the
wear
Sealed aud dehrcfed in the2
tresence a.. S
[Sgnedl L. 81
Before me, -, Justice OF the Peace in the county Of
- in the Slate Of -, personally appeared, This day
-, whose is subscribed to the foregoing power u
attorney, and acknowledged the to be bis act and
deed.
Witness my hand this day Of - in the year -
[Signed
L., Clerk Of the Court Of the County of -, in III,
Safe Of -, do hereby certify that -, before whom
be foregoing power of attorney acknowledged, is
Justice ui the Peace.
In estmony whereof have hereunto set nv hand
t and affixed the seal u the said court, this
day -, in the year.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-17

PORT or RICH.hOND, .NUT. nc.

CLEARED,
Ship -Alciopo, White master, for Havre, with cot
eSn, tobacco, &c.
ARRIVED,
Brig Ocean, Hedge, from New York, with ballast.
Schr Charles King, Smith, from Philadelphia. with
sundries to merchants in Richmond. /.
Scbr. Putarch, Adams, from Baltimore, with sun
dries 20 J. Parker, Lancaster a. DENLY, II. Peyton,
l.. Webb d CO. Eucke 81 Sizer, J. Winston, ID. Tim
hcrIake, &. NJ. Mitchell, and Otis, Dunlop a. Co.
t3chr Tennessee, Green, from Baltimore, with sun
dries, TO J. II. Bamrc, Kyle a. Cochran, T.. A Rust,
Bagwell s. Smith A. McCrcedie, and J. Winston.
schr Fair Play, Ireland, from NJ York, with salt TO
l.. T.udum.
ssloop Charles, Clifford, from wes,port, with sun
dries TO 3. Coe, and to master.
Soop Jolly Sailor, Updkc, from Chickahomany
with wheat to VIM. u. Clarke g. Co.
Schr Blooming Youth, Quarles, from Alexandria,
with SIT to ID. 9imberlake.
Schr Albccn, Shaw, from Alexandria, with salt 10
ID. Timberlakc.
Scllr. Ellington, Lowdcr, for n. York, with flour
and conl.
Sloop Retalatcr, Wilct. for NJ York, with coal.
sschr Coasting Pilot, franklin, for Hudson, N. Y.
with coal.
Steam-boat Potomac. Jenkins, for Washington, via
Norfolk, with passengers, tobacco, sc.
Steamboat Richmond, Chapman, for Norfolk, with
passengers.
:schf Adrora, Hooper, for Baltimore, with coal
Sclir Eleanor, Moss for NJ York, via City Point,
NORFOLK. Nov. ff.--Arrd. brigs Ajnx Banks,
Now Orleans, and "a Days from The Balizc; Factor,
Price, Portland, days; seer James Monroe, Bush,
Now Orleans.
In Hampton Roads --sllip Rousseau, McT.evcn,
from up James river bound 10 Bordeaux.
NEW YORK, Noq. 1s.- Cleared, schur. Exit
Howe, hichUOud.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-17

lncscc. that Russia gods 70 war. Tho basis of her
justification is broad and ineligible enough she has
harbors in the Black Sea-. But how much stronger
says French writer, is the argument ofthe French
Court What the harbors of L ussa In the Black
Sea compared with the ancient potts and extcnsv %.
line ofcountry which France possesses in the .ucd-
terranoan With the exception Of Ita,y the const of
this sea naturally belongs to France Is il REASONS
ble thereore, that she should overlook the opportun
~ afforded to her, of making that navigation secure
ono sae, which other Powers, who political
gers TO these seas have cnimed the right to control
and command! France does not wish to CONQUER
6roccc, or to hold her appendage of her ioinn
ions. But Greece, free and dsencumbcrcd from Tur-
Roy and protected by her authority from future dis
tnrbances will enable France to construct those forts
and harbors, for the protection of her commerce in
that natural ocean, which washes one third OF her
domine5s, and which other Powers, strangers to it,
have thought proper TO construct for their own scc
rity. England can here have no Just cause of COM
plant. She isprotectress ofthe Ionian Islands, Let
France IN like manner be protcciress Of Greece II
At he sad-Greece needs protection neither do tho
lonian Islands. Again; but Treaty of European
Princes guaranteed 10 England the proiectorship of
the loninn Islands. The answer ~ the French scribe
fsready enough--a Treaty of European Princes will
guarantee tho like protectorsr of Greece to France
We have stated. wished to do impartia,ly
the argument put forth for the seizure of Greece by
The French Government. Whether sound or not we
do not stay to inquire, for nations not much ac-
cstoned to surrender up their interests logic and
they Will never want writer's who can speciously
defend the ambition Of their Courts. The truth is
france rs bent upon the restriction OF her naval
powers, and Is resolved to accomplish il by any means
she can. Unfortunately England cannot oppose the
Greek expedition or require France to abandon
Greece upon any general peace. It will never be
Our interest to give up the lonnn Islands,---and SO
fenR as we retnin them, mouth is shut ia TO
Greece II will be our duty take care that the
commerce of all the made free e.. aii--thnt
The forts of the Durdancles the Bosphorus and on
tho coast OF the sea of armora destroyed; that
tho military ships of all nations should be excluded
from these important passes, and that the Black Sea
should be free and open, well the Russian us on
the Turkish side. We control the course of
things or check that growth in great rival which
seems natural to her. B.u may regulate what
we cannot command, and we have no doubt but that
fhe Duke of Wellington forosecs, and will take pre-
caution against coming events.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-17
BY J. & S. COSBY &. CO.
Fdiu0b{e Rem ESf1ye far SoIe

ny Virtue of decree 9fthe Hastings Chnncsaa5
- Court for the City of Richmond, pronounced iiit
the case OF Fosters Exor against SatcbeIrs Ex'or
nnd others shall sell at public auction, en- Monday
The @4th inst. at - o'clock, A. NJ on the preInises
for cash, all said Satchels interest in an lndiydesl
moicty ola Brick House on e. OF Main Get, now
Ocu ed by Sushnsn g. Andrew.
A. CAMPBELL, sGonrn'r
appointed by the Hustnias Cours.
a. Sale TO be conducted by Messrs. !. & ST.
COSBf a. TO. no 14--eo5t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-17
BY =. & A. HUIBBaRD.

NIN|IN EtlIEN,
fhe subscriber intending to chance his bnspesa'
VIII sell on TUESDAY, the-1 Sth inst ut II ocloeE
NJ nus residence on Shockce Hill mex, door 20 tITs
lheatre MS cntire STOCK of Groceries FStures 90
consisting of the usual variety. JOHN LEVAS
u Sale to be conducted BY E. & A. IIUBHARD.
%Nu'ls' nov f5--tdS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-17

HAwRns' OsEtcB,)
Nov. 18th, 1928. (
SHH secsna drawing ofthe Maryland State Lotto
= ~, and the drawing of the New York Consolida-
1ed Lottery, 18th Clsss, are received at my Office
The Numbers drawn for determining the Prizes Ia the
New York Lottery, are as follows:
a., Al, SO, 8, IS, 81.
~ tow OF the Capital Prizes have again been OBJ
tanned at my fortunate Office
no ~ s.. HAWKINS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-17

HURR.4H FOR THE BRIDGE OFTYCEn,
Us. 81, SO, II, a whole prize of 1000 Dollars.
l. was presented at my Office, by the fortunate hpi-
uer on SATURDAY last md the cash paid immediately.
VI fo-inorrsw. look out for $40 600, $1,000 &, oao
9l75o, OF 1000, &c. &c. Chances only s..
NO i'-jt WIN PEARMAN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-17
From TIE Baltimore Cironicle. Of .Norsnlbc,. 1b
THE MARKET

About 5000 barrels of Flour, 1000 Of which were
wharf, have been inspected this weck-ofthis quantity
5000 came in on Thursday, 500 barrels however re-
MANNED uninspccted until yesterday for of time.
Themarket opened yesterday, as we minated at
less price than closed the day previous and sales were
rundo through the day, bad as the weather was. at
$3.50 per barrel from the wagons aud holders appear
edto be pleased to get that priceowards the close
of the day, however, there a less disposition to
sell, and probably purchasers might have felt
willing, if they could do no better, to give s7625.
WHBAr.-There is little or no best white in
Iuarket-Red of the best quality. sold yesterday at
s1,o5 per bushc and we believe holders were wiliina
totake Joan inferior kind sold ut 60.
In other Grain we have not beard Of any transac-
tons.
About go seroons of flotnnt INDIGO. which was
probably nearly all in the market, changed hands on
"Wednesday and Thursday, the majority of which at
Sl,75 per ID. the remainder at 81, OF.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-17


"u be presented Tor ,h- lasste, the Grand Drauatic
Romance Of the
Heroine of the Highlands,
H,ifsn by SrErurN +. MrrcEELL, Esq. Of RiritDsond;
;, af With entire new Scenery, DRESSES, Music and
Decorations. Original Music by Mr. PARsxtI
Leader Of the Orchestra. Scenery, by Mr.. Hueo1Ss,
OF the Park and Bewcry Theatres New York
Machinery, by Mr.. Bell, stage carpenter.
Previous to the Play, will be performed By the
OTchestre,a grind original Medley Overture arran-
gcd by Mr. FARRELL expressly for the occasion.
CHARACTERS
Prince Charles Edward Stuart, Mr.. CarpIl.
Angus NJ Donald, Walton.
Gicncnirn, Ii. Walton,
Donald, Garner,
whhthe songs, Drar use SsroTds. Scotland KEEL
,oi'l Grore," and III Gregor's Gatheri,g.' =,
Fuzee, Fayr.n
Smith, RicharJs
=, English Soldiers, Attendants, &c.
f ri,, NJ bonald. Mrs. stickney,
"ineh' Twin Songs,l Collins.
Description Of Scenery.
. Acr ist-Scene Ist.-Grand view ofa Scottish vol
ley, surrounded by picturesque scenery of rocks,
mountains, and outside Wow of cavern with distant
views of the sea.
Scene 2d.--Grund Gothic Hall in McDonald,s
Casue' English soldiers discovered carousing.-
Grand original Glee and Chorus.
Acr 2d--Sccne lst.--Rocky shore upon the Sea
beach. Wild and romantic view. Another outside
entrance to the Cavern.
Scene 2d---lnteror view of Cave, with the foil
depth OF the Stage representing distant perspective
view of the Grampian Mountains by moonlight
The moon seen shining the mountains, and re-
'nected IN the river beneath. In this piece, new
style of painting is brought FORTH rs originally repre-
scented by Mr. Higgins, with unbounded applause,
Ia the Nrrtbern Theatres.
Acr al--Sceae Sd Grand broad sword combat
is killed. -
Act 3d--Sceao 3d.--Grand view of the ocean,
agitated by storm. Ship of War discovered at
anehor fully rugged. and filling the entire back of the
stage. Inc Pnnee passes in a boat pursued in
another by his enemies. He is on the point of beino
made prisoner when tho Ship hoists the French fla
and hires upon the pursuing boat which with its crow
Is sunk The piece concludes with the escape of the
lest OF the Stuarts-d tho curtain viii all to the
popular air of ''iIurra for tho Bonnets of Rlac.n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-17
BY IRIPLE1T &. JOHNy7Ow
GROCFRIEC

OROCEhlES.
THIS Day, tciH sell ut ii ot7yegs
So. Croix sugars ~
Java and st. Domingo coffee
antigua and jamaica rutn
West India molasscS
Cognao. brandy, Holland Gin
Fort, Champagne and sweet AIalaoa wiIis
Teneriffee and Sicily Madeira do
Soap, candles and starch
Segars, English saddle trecs
Plough moulds~ patent BALANCES
gallon demijohns
New England rum, &c. &c. &C.
nov II T. Sd Aprisi
ny articles of Furniture VIZ;
sofas, hair cloth and moreen Covers
10 rush scat chairs
j mGhGsaEy caudle stand
: yarlour looking glasses
pslr OF branch candlcsticks of brass ah ofpineIt
ted with glass
Looking glass, window curtains
Brass pins, candosticks
Cut glass bowl aud goblet with tca
Sugar dish sndeyenm pot, tea pot~
Tut glass dishes, dinner china
Bed curtains. plated casters
Tin bathing tub
One large coffee Kettle
Biscuit bread &c. n 81 4 Abcf<
II
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-17
TEAS,
Almanac for 1893.

Usr published by PETER COTTON. his vrai-
90 ma ana North Carolina Almanac for tho year
1929, containing, besides the Astronomical Co:,l,,.
TONS Courts, &c. &c. variety of curious useful and
entertaining matters-the Astronomical part calcula
ted by Joseph Cave of Orange county, Va and for
sale by the grocc dozen or single
In Press and shortly will he published. New No
vel by Young Ledy OF Virginia, entitled donald
Adair, two volumes. :
no ITS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-17
Valuable Real Estate, at Auction.

Valuable Real Estate, at Auction.
nN TUESDAY the 25th inst. between the .t,oors
- of II and o'clock will sell without reserve.
at public auction on the premises those two valuable
enelnents on Mann or E street, one IN the occpan-
cy OF Messrs. a. T. & G.. Woo,l5on the SECOND ad-
Joining the above and late in che occupancy of Mr.
Iiudgins as hat store. Terms made known ON the
day of sale. private sale would be made rpon APP
plication to Messrs Tripett & Johnston Auctioneers
nov17 GEO: w. TRUEHEART.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-17

DIED, srtsicnly, the morning tho 10th inst AIr
JOSEPH ii. MAYO His friends and acquainances arc ~,
q1csted by this notice. tho funeral al his late resi-
nrnce, the Cottage, IL o'clock TUESDAY morning
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-17
BY D.AHENPORT, .4LLEN &, &C.

&C.
LHiS DAY, the 18th inst. at 10 o'clocR, at or
Auction Store,
IS bbls. prime Newark cider
p do cider vinegar
80 do rum and gin
90 hhds. InoIasses
80 bags coffee
90 do. race ginger 4
5 bids. Antigua ruln
8 pipes imitation brandy
20 boxes gunpowder cE3
100 do No. soap
20 doz bottles Scotch sn6T
Sundry glassware
Madeira and Malaga wines
Shoes, hats, maeRerel, &c. Sc.
nov n ID A &, C,o A,,1.a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-17

THRUST SALE or LAND.--Wfn be odd on tho me-
u nsns the 9th day NJ December next 10 the hvbe,
bidder, for cash, 6y land, moro or -s Wing ON ove,
Creek IN The county Of Goocand saisf the Objects of n
deed ftr' cNccu,ed by Hczrkinh prycar TO tho rns
dated the l4 November, 1920 and Of record IN 6oohsn3
county coUf, o1cc. VIII. GRAY
Nov ~ -wdtc THO. THURMAN I fnr1ces
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-17
Al, II, SO, 8, 13. 81.

TT, IT, %, ;, I3, 81,
WERE the Nos. drawn in the New York Conso-
w lideted, No. 10.
y, 81 49,. Capital OF $1,000, owned by gentleman
inRichmond The holder is requested to call ut the
Managers Office and receive tho cash
no TIT YATES d 'MINTYRE,
under Eagle Hotel.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-17

NM AS committed, runaway, the Jail of Rockbridzc
w ON the l0ih day OF Sept past, nulao boy, who
his name IS NICHOLAS WEIR, and that I've is horn but
bound until ne is ofage, To Mr. Wougby, tie county Of
Nelson SAID boy about 10 CO ~ years OF age, about feet
or 10 inches hgh OF light complexion his clothing 30 bad
that they cannot he dccbed he has marks that can oh.
serve The owner, if any, required apply him. or he
wll be dealt with sgreeaby to law.
CORNELIBs DoRMAN, Jailor.
Lexington, Rockbridge county, Nov 4tb 1928 si-Imc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-17
Mterffotr 8 aIr9.



BY OTIS, DUNLOP q, co.
STOCK OF SHOES, De. AT AUCTION
VIE .subscriber intending to decline the sho,.
business, wib sell, at his store ON Monday. The
.th INST at half past 10 o'clock. his entire tel ~
shoes and Boots, Comprising general assortrneut
particularly selected Cor retailing: also all the fxrr
M .he store. Until the day of SALE offer the whos
or any part of the stock at cost. -
Terms at sale. WM. c., WALKER.
~ Sale By OTIS, DUNLOP g. GO. ApsM
nov Is
SUGARS AND COFFEE
Tins Mornng, the 18th inst. at half past ten oclocP
WIZ DC offered for sale at Fishers Wharf (Hayos
Bridge) V,~'es
81 hhds ST Croix Sugars, part prime,
Cd bags Rio Cefee.
noi7-it OTIS, DUNLOP & CO. Aus.ts.
GROCERIES.
On Tuesday, the lath inst. at half past ten oclocp
VIII be sold at our Auction Store pipes sth proof
Brandy, and general assortment of Groceries.
no f-2t o. ID. e. CO. Auers
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-17

In consequence of the incemcncy of the weather
attending the first performance ofthe Heroine of the
Highlands, and the heavy expense incurred by the
author in It's preparation, the price oftckcts will be
advanced for this OCCASION only. In taking this STEP
the author Trusts that he will be Supported by the
usual good feeling and liberaity of the public.
u Price of adinission.- Boxes 81 Middle Gallery
so cents, Side Gallery J7t cents.
u Doors to be opened at ., and curtain to rise at
! O'Clock, precisely. Nov III
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-17
GommterrtaI Rsrrord

FLOUR is still held at 50 5o-but no sales have
been effected since Thursday. The highest price
that -four has brought or any considerable quantity
since the late rise 50. Whether the price pill
be supported or not, will depend the next adyiccs
from Englnud--n the mean time holders do moi
seem disposed to give way in the price, and buyers
nave determined rather to the risk of rise from
TIE ncSt arrival than TO purchase at tho present price,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-17
DRY Goods. at Auction.

On WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 10th instant. at
10 O'Clock. viii be sold at auction rooms a large
ana general assortment OF seasonable DRY GOOf.A
G3' Terms at sale -'y>
nov IA o. d. g. CO. Auefs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-17

VIRGINIA.: At rules, holden in the clok's Office of ISrx
county, on the Sd day of November 1929 Elizabeth
Ludlow William Carnett, guardian OF Mary Elizabeth and
Richard John Ludlow, plaintiffs against Mary Elizabeth and
Richard John Ludlow infants Of Richard Ludlow dec Juncs
NJ tarnctt assigned guaran nd lcn, defend the sad M
ANTS, AID Richard Ludlow defcndants--IN CHANofRv.
The dcenuunt Richard Ludlow, having entered his I'D
pcaranoc and given security according ac OF assembly
aud the niles Of this court und appearing satisfactory evil
fcncc, that NC - not nhahai Ut Stato therefore, on
tie motion OF Tive Plaintiffs, Il IS odorc hot the said defendants
Rchar Ludlow, do appear before tho justices Of the county
court Of EcV, the hird Monday IN January next and on
their bill and that copy Of this order BE- forthwith inserted
IN some nesapes Of extensive circulaion published in this
Commonwealth for two months successfully an, that another
copy bc posted The front door Of the hou county
copy. rcsie, ZACH. u. CRITrENDEN, ID. 4.
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