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Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-30
Probate Office, ss. District cf LitckfcM,
 ADrI 13tk. 1929.

Probate Ottcc, sS. District Ct Latckt tctd,
 April 18th, 1929.
 TTPON the petition of Wiliidns r. Grdves, " OfCamillus, Onondaga county, and state of New. York, showing to this Court that he is guardian of Stephen R. Graves, Sheldon Graves, and Charles Graves, all of said C'a- millus, minors under the age of twenty-onc years; and that the said minors are seserally owners in fee of One-thirtieih part of-a certain tract of land lying in Harwnton. in said Pro- bate District, in common and undivided with other persons named in said petition, heinz land formerly owned by Stephen Graves, late of said Harwinton, deceased, and described in said petition; and praying this Court, for the reasons therein stated, 10 authorize and ein- power him or some other meet person to sell and give lawful conveyances of said estate so belonging to said minors, as per petition on file, dated the 18th April. 1929.
 H IS therefore ordered, that said petition he continued to the gath day of June next. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. then tO be heard at the Probate Office in said Litchfeld; and that a copy 0fthis order be published in the news paper printed in Litchfeld called the Litch- field Enquirer, the last publication to be at least six weeks before said 24th day of June: which being done, shall be due notice to all concerned. A true copy of record.
 A FREDERICK WoLCoTT, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-30

means of rake or garden hoe, and after wards rinsed in clear water. Then press them dry with the hand, and put them ups on the floor of an empty and we'll lighted room, and now and then Do whipped and stirred up ;, and when thoroughly dry, put up again into ticks. They are bettar than new feathers, deprived of the oil, which abounds in the latter. CoUsrN TABrTHA.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-30
Valuable Property. FOR SALE.

THE delightful situation in the beautiful A village of Litchfeld, occupied by the sub scriber, about half mile north of the court house, containing about six acres of first rate meadow and pasture land, an orchard, large two story dwelling house in good repair, a barn, and other necessary outhousss. There isa good well, besides never failing spring of water on the premises.
 Being in the vicinity of the Female Acade- my, the above situation is well calculated for a boarding house, and has been used as such for number of years. Terms. a part down, the remainder toiie number of years, if de- sired. Apply on the premises to
 MARY BULL. Litchfeld. March 4, la9s ,fsa
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-30
LOTTERY.

THIS good old Lady has come to Litch-
 field for the purpose of distributing the following Capital Prizes. As she is lady of honor. her favors cannot be expected hut by previously buying Ticket for that purpose.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-30
NOTICE.

ME Copartnership heretofore subsisting A between the subscribers, is this day, in it's several departments. by mutual agreement, dissolved. They wish all open accounts to be closed. and those indebted to make imsne- diate payment. Constant attention will be given to the business of settling copartnership concerns at their old stand.
 WILLIAM BUEL. s SAMUEL BUEL.
 Litckfeld. April l5. lSR0 O. Business will Dc continued, in its vari- Ous branches, at the old stand. by
 A SAMUEL BUEL.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-30
BIRDsEY GIBBs

"AS removed his SELECT SCHOOL 4A from Milton to Ne,o Preston, and will be ready to receive scholars the 5th day of May next in the Academy School Room, near the Meeting House. .6s
 Tuition for English studies, S3 % N for Latin and Greek, 4 %
 Board, including room and washing, can be obtained in respectable families for S1 Ss per week.
 Litchfeld, April g, 1899 45
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-30

A person in Norfolk, Va. who was troubled with weak eyes, fitted himself. after some difficulty, with apair ofspec- tacles, for which he paid dollar. Be- fore he left the store, he discovered that
 the frames had no glasses in them, and although they suited his weak eyes ad- mirably, he avas foolish enough to return them and take lais money again.--P Patriot.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-30

M 4I3 Esatksrs better tkan mec.-If the
 lSashsts become dirty, matted, or have lnss illgiT elpsticily, by age or use, they HhDnld be 0mpiied into bogshead. and washed with warm soap studs, agitatsd by
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-03

'EllE unparalleled reputation OF this medicine is
such, and its pre-emincnt virtues are so we'll es-
taollshad, and fully acknowledged by an intelligent
pnhilc that 1t - scarcely necessary to say any thin"
further than that it is \ SOVEREIGN REMEDY
IN Diseases of the Liver Debility resulting from ntem-
perancc and dissipation: Old and nycteratc Ulcers:
ans IN the Bones, attended with swcllinrs of the
JOINTS: Indigestion: BlotclicS the Face Pnpes &c
syphilis: Cutaucous diseases tClCrav and letter in
particular: Mcrcural and Scrofulous complaints
The certificates at wonderful cures performed by
the CatholIcon, have become So numerous as to prc-
ciudc their insertion IN any newspaper and has made
1t necessary for the proprietor TO print them in Il
pamphlet of about 100 pages. This will be forward
ed rs soon possible the several Agents for gra-
tultons distribution and must, perus, strengthen
The good opinion now entertained by the friends of
this incidence and dsarn Us il IS hoped the preiud
ccs OF those who view with dstrust any medicine not
known IN what is called regular practice" Facts
are stubborn things and cannot be gansaid.
AT the earnest solicitation of members OF the med
cai faculty. and Others who have witnessed the aston
ishing cures effected by the use of the Vegetable
Cathocon, and who anxious that It's benefits TO
mankind may be more widely difiised, the proprietor
has consented TO reduce the retail price to TWO
Dol'LAltS per bottle; and this will be done with
ont IN any way deterIorating the quality OF the med
cInc, or reducing the StSe Of the bottle us has been
materially done IN the case of Swaim's Panacca.
Hgsntsfor tie sac Of PoHr's Ctho'ico most Of ,rI
also agents for Srru'y Panucea
ST retail more than dozen bottles of your Catholcon where
sen one bottle OF SWANS Panacea; and feel great pleasure I'm
informing you that every which have seen the Ca
tholIcon tried, it has produced decided benefit"
could you afford to reduce the price OF your Cahocon to
'"O dollars, should more frequently prescribe my patients
am s would alS be done by number of other physicians
uis town. aud vicinity who have used with the best effect,
der an the Other anaceas and the Compound Syrup of Sar
saIarila had failed"
An eminent physician says al have known several currs per
nned 10y the u.s. Of your Cahoicon which previously
resisted the ordinary prescriptions of the faculty, and have
never knAwn II to rro'iuce nWyio,,S e6ectS''
Inc ABOVE invaluable medicine may be constantly had of
jan II Opposite the Fade Hn,r Pirbn,",i
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-03
L.. ADSAIOAI.

GRATEFUL for past favcrs, improves the pres
~ ent opportunity ofinorming his friends and Gus
toners, and the Members of the Legislature that his
stand IN the corner house leading to Mayos Bridge
and next door to w. III. Fitzwhylsonns Bookstore,
where lie respectfully solcs the patronage of suc,
as may choose To favor him with their custom. lie
has always hand good assortment of gentlemen
BOOTS u SHOES, made of the best materials and
at the following prices, warranted TO wear equal to
any: For boots Richmond made, 81. Boots made
up at the shortest notice, and cheap can be
made elsewhere. dc l-gt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-03

RHRS rtJRNER takes this method of correctpg re,crt
1vk which has been informed, Is circulating the
Try. school is dscontinued and Of informing the
psss arrangement made the institution
ensu, She has secured the assistance gentleman
who's ciacsl education, moral WORTH aud experience in
teessng enncny qualify him for the duties of his
Wr this siu she proposes system which viii Furnish
ecly for the regular progress OF the pupil the simplest
utility OF occupation Ia life win be readily al
lowed, but perhaps pursuit is ndpcnsableso per-
mment In its effects in the business Of moulding the character
Of youth; task which dcvolvcs every faithful teacher For
the accomplishment this object following method will
adopted:
xafrofuetory Department which will be taught the lie
of Learning incu,ing Geography, Arithmetic some
bunccs of Natural History, Plain Sewing and Marking
sscorns the plan pursued In the High Schools the North
ciiscs.
Jsa,or Observation-Disclosures Writing, Spelling, Geography,
Grammar Arithmetic mental aud written Natural History
Composition Map Drawing Exercises in Elocu,on and Needle
Nuk
,Sssior Department Ancient Gearraphy Hisorv Natura
PHILOSOPHY Reof~. Logic, Geometry Assoaomy with Lee
tIs<, Cbosafry with Lectures Botany, Coposh0. Natural
7fscopgy Mneraogy with the min, L.
Ariimetc, Algebra, Watts the improve OF tie wn
Es-.ces OClsanity Ecclesastcaf History ami the Greek
1n french, Spanish and Italian languages , DC taught
fsvsy PupA OF suitable age Will be taught Drawing rs
fHfs ~ acquiring habits OF accuracy proving the IL
sar 81 fcilntns the acquisition Of Pcnnahip Teacher
vida bc furnished or nstructin Music, Painting on Velvet
Nooi aud Paper, and Fancy Work. Vocal Music bc
'suar branch OF instructions suitable Teacher cat
~ obtained.
good Library is attached the School fir the ,,sa OF th
Pupils Farther particulars be application
q TIC Teachers
TERMS
I;',r sag. elusive OF bed, Bedding
ANT ~ lining, Sln 'rer session
Tuition in the introductory Department. g.
Do Junior DEF aTtmeni,
Do Senior Department, 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-03

USI' pubHshedby PETER cotton, his Virgil
- MIA and North Carolina Almanac for the wear
1929, containing, besides the Astronomical Calcula-
u"s, Courts. &c. &c. variety Of curious useful and
entertaining matterS-the Astronomical part caIcula
ted by Joseph Cave of Orange county, Va. and for
sa!cby the grocc, dozen or single
In Pios< aud shortly will be published. New No
vel, by Young Lady Of Virginia, entitled Donald
Adsr," two volumes.
no IFS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-03

V'HVINIH' Al rules, holden IN the clerks
superior court al chancery for the Richmond district,
the I'h day OF July, 1925 John Baylor aud George N
Baylor pits against Robert Pollard James Brown in bis
own right and ex'or of Robert Burton surviving paneI
OF Donald Burton, Samuel Thomas Pinkerton
aud Daniel Bell, assignees Of Donald Burton
dts. 'P'''
The defendants Samuel Brandrum, Thomas Pinkerto,
ana Daniel Bell not having entered their and
gwen security according the of assembly and tho
rules OF TINS court, and II appearing by satisfactory evil
deuce that they not inhabitants this coun,ry il Is
ordered tina, the said defendants appear here ON ,
"'y "i the next term aud the bill of review
hed by the plaintiffs and that a copy of ths order h,
forthwith Inserted in newspa per published in the ei,,
." hehmond for two mouths snccessivey, aud posted az
The front door of the capitol, in the said civ
OF copy. Ieste, VIM. G. PENDLEToN, C. C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-03
REMEMBER ME.
ian

VuNHE Remember Me, religious and literary nus
Il ceilany, intended as u Christmas and new
years present tor 1929, with handsome engravngs
ana neatly put M in watcred silk, for sale by
Jan 8 J. Ii. NASH.
AMES WINSTON. Richmond, Agent for VIM
Prince, Proprietor of Lmna,an Botanic Garden,
New iora, now SO advantageously known as the
most extensive and valuable establishment othe kind
IN this county, viii receive orders for any kind of
Fruit OF ornamental Trees, Grape Vines, Flowerinsr
Shrubs, Greenhouse Plants, Bul5ous Roots &c.
UCataiogues will be- furnished gratis, and the most
prompt a. particular attention paid to the forwarding
to any part of the State such articles persons re-
siding a, distance may order.
Tue Trees, Shurbs, Vines, NC. &c. cro put mp in
the very best order, and may be transported many
hgen though limited, fully iustiiirs him in recon-
nohdag In any persian possessing but half q.
land to procure small assortment of vines fruit
trees, Nc, ;sd others holding more land could not
invest 80 or an 100 dollars more advantagcously.
de- Si-:f
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-03

VURGISIA: AZ rules, holden in the clerks Office of fine
superior court Of chnncory o1 le Richmond district tho
81 Gay OF November, 1923 Thomas s.. Baler plt 0gas
DIN = Fleming Isaac Curd and jane h, wifi and SAMUEL
Dyer, jr and Martha his wife, dts
he defendants Isaac Cud and Jane HE wife and eoiucl
Jcf j. ana Martha his wife, ha, ing entered appear.
doe ana gwen security according 10 the Of assembly and
Hle OF hi- cou, and appearing by satisfactory cvdcnce
a ineV are not inhabitants Of this country ordered tiat
Tive said defendants do appear here snh day Of M next
January term and answer the bill Of the plaintiff aud that
copy runs order be- forthwith inserted IN Newspaper pub.
shed ia the city ofBiclmond for two month. scccssyc and
posted at the front door Of the capitol IN the said city.
W copy. Teste, VIM. G.. rENDTL1ON, g. e.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-03

VIRGINIA: Al rules holder in the clerk, Office ~ H.,
superior court OF chHncery for tho Richmond dstric,
the ~ day Of June, 1923: William Roundtree nj, ,oa;,
W,am D"nd'dge late sheriff Of the county Of Hsn,iro
to whom was committed for administration ali the ad
Sm' 'ns" "p' c'en's' which were Of the estate Of
Watson Patman, dec. unahninis,erod hy Et.t,' ~
paim"p' ('he adm'N Of said Woison0 in her lie IN.
Whl'm P"'o"n' Fleming Pstmsn. Price sboemaLs, and
1yh'h" MS wtie' David A. Sheppard and Mar ME If
Thomas VI Pstman aud Elizabeth his wife tbe ,sii
"'n' FIemI"s Nancy aud Elizabeth AZ the heirs and
os,Du'ess OF the said Walton Patmsn, dec end Richard
"g "oIendants Prieo Shoemaker add Cynthia his wife,
ara thomas NJ. Patman and Elizabeth his vi lie, no,
""s'"s e"efen their appearance and given security
according 10 the act Of assembly and the ,uss C ~
oou, ana appearing by satisfactory evidence thai
ney arc rot inhabitants Of this country; IL s
we sao deendants do appear here the first day fine
next term and answer tfo bill of the plaintiff, and tbat
copy o this order be forthwith inserted in some
p"uheo ~ the city Of Richmond for two months succes
vey and posted az the front door Of the capi,ol In b
said city. 'PV' :" V's
% rory Tos'o' wN. &. PESpryroy 6. c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-03
CHEAP BOOK TORE.

u. NASH has received, nv recent arrivals,
~ very considerable additional supplies 10 his
former extensive stock Of Books md Stationery: all
~ which 'i'l 'r so1 h.w r,-ra.a to-',y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-03
doc 20

JEtJD, very recently, having leIrone
~ considerable repairs the subscriber aitcrs himself
that he furnish satisfactory AMI comfortable acconoa-
lions tn all travellers 'l. please call him Chester
held situate at the forks of the leading westward
~ ChieSours CIaus' Springs, Oasc house, Louisa
couu mouse, Charlottesville. &c: leading northwa rd by
Golensvle Spoyivaua house, Fr ericksburg &c:
one leading southeast, 10y Dickc on Chapel Burs Bridge
the Reedy Mill, Sc; leading eastward 6y Needvood SC
Chesterfield 10 miles NcedvOod miles below Cbs-
bus, from Oxford from Dickeusons Chapel from Goleus.
VILE 80 from Frederick1burg, and 81 miles from Richnon,I
aud as of late there tavcrns and perhaps better and
cheaper accommodations than has heretofore been It's
pcced that the travelling from Richmond tn Free
ICksburg will increase. TIIOS WTST
Chesterfield, Caroline county, Va.
jan. l.. 1929 q7y,2tc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-03

n ACADEMl.-Ehis Institution
~ situated i'll the county OF Chesterfield about six miles
south Of 'he Court House. miles north os, ON
eersbur IN very healthy and thcky settled uciehborhood
y agse and cOumodous House lately built by the
ficIJs nj Science this county flushed OF arreaiy tn
Ie most approved modern plan, and will shortly be supplied
WIN Maps Globes aud suitable Mathematical INSTRUMENTS
For the comfort and convenience of students we think il
eSSehed by but few Houses OF the Kind in the Stale;
The Acadc VIII open the house pur
pose, the first Monday in January and during
he scholastic OF months under superintendent
WILLIAM SiENER who was graduated Hamilton Colege
IN August 1924 aud has since that time been successfully enga
e1d M teaching the Greek am Latin languages together with
tie var!ons branches of English education. His ouafca
'ons and asiduiy Teacher method of pre-
serving virtuou and honorable emulation among pupils
arc 100 we, KNOW" ~ t> section oi tie country To require
rulogmn from An able Assistant also he EMPLOYED as
soon as the number OF students viii justify the expense
The following the lies viii he taupht in
TINS MISUNDERSTANDING, Orthosnphy, Pomanslp, English
'ranaF Geosmpny i"ly, Logo, Rhetoric, Moral Pnoso-
phv Elements Of Criticism Evidences Natural aud Revealed
Religion, Anmeuc Algebra, Eucl, Surveying, Natural Phi
i'sny, Webber HIuom's Mathematics and Henrys Che
nT together with m course ni the approved Latin
ana nrcek authors In addition In their ordinary studies, the
advanced students viii have aud frequent exc
IN composition Defamation and Forensic DiSpUtaon. The
object oil the Institution only quality Young men for
engaging success fully IA the pursuits active life but
also of admission Into tue different Colleges and Universities
iiuotYuoul llc tp.ut
The hcdhfu6,s ote situation, eing near several springs
~ excellent watcf the sober, industrious habits
iiori, entirely secluded from of dissipation
render desirable for tho pursuit science as well as
me formation OF correct and virtuons abitBoard
~ respectable lau!ie, and at distances for the
moderate price of $50 per oar5ers viii be considered
d h'ntrs oil the idnIeS IN winch they reside, and pains
VIII he wanting er easy and comfortable
The of tuition will he, languages 30 dollars
s''jies - D'' mathematics an" English
Those who may feel inclined raronise this young Instu
tion struggling life respectfully invited 10 call and
see the facilities winch presented for the acquisition of
useful eamng they do shall saneine i'm the belief
tat VIII nOi be suffered decline the easona
bic share their patronage The feel deeply sensible of
the obligations under which they by the liberal dna
0s ~ generous amt enlightened community. 1t is hoped
na their SP"ca'ou wi! be d>appoined-that the use
fitness Of the Institution viii eventually prove commensurate
wan u4' diucipdiiJlis ~ NJ iO'udcrs
JANFS HOWLETT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-03

FAVE received by the last packet n splendid
II Il assortment 81 Ladies White and Black Satin
and Lasting SLIPPERS, superior to any ever before
in the city: Also, Gentlemen's very superior Goat
skin Dancing PUMPS--with every other article of
Boots and Shoes of superior quality ian 20
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-03

and merchandise OF every kind
Orders for Balances off any size, or Scale Beams, or
for any part Of the apparatus, Will meet with pr.np
attention. WIN ]. CLARKE.
no 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-03

VIh1NlA AZ rules, holden ~ the clerks Office NJ the
superior court of cbancery Tor the Richmond district,
the 9Th day of.Auqust, 1895 William MeqQnson pl,
1gatH Robert Horsley, admor of Joseph G.. Megginson
aud Philip Duval dts.
me defendant Philip Duval, not having entered his
appearance and given security according to the act Of
assembly and the rules 81 this cour, and It appearing by
sasaeory evidenCe, thai he is uha bant Of This
cOOnlty y ordered hat the said defendant do appesr
oc on tho FIRST day 81 the next term, and answer the bill
ri the paintG aud that copy ~ this order be forthwith
inserted ~ some Newspaper published in the city of Rich
m"nh ~" two months fuccessycy, and posted the font
door ol Inc capitol wv the sad city
- cops" Crs'r. vs.. q PEvDItTov o. G..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-03

VIRGINIA: At rules, holden in the clerk', on6c Of -
s"peL"' court OF chancey for the Richmond district,
the list day of September, 1928: Mary o. WilIjan,son
John Bath aud Lucy his wife, Robert Williamson and
SOPHIA Sneed pits against Elizabeth Mann ex'ix Of
| , Gee; VINO was exor Of William BeedIovt.
dec' ana Jchn b. Williamson, James c. Williamson Rich-
ard Evans and Lucy his wife, John Willis and Fzabs
ms w"e' Luebcrry Wade aud Sophia his wife, and John
lie luEer and Jane his wife, which said John B. Jaus,
C'' Sophia md Jane, children Of Mary q WiIIias
and Lucy Davis Daniel Davis, John Davis Mndi,on'
DAVIS, ana VIM. Davis, John w. Simpson and Ann his
"iie Henry Chlds aud Sophia his wife, Da vid B,oun a
Lucy his wife, Benjamin Rust and Fanny his wife am,
Agnes Davis which said DaneL John Madison william
""' puma H'p."; Lucy Fanny and Agnes, children Of
Lucy DAVIS dec; James Williamson, Thomas Williamson
George Williamson, James Oliver md Ezabeh nj. wiz
ana Philip Gully ana Campbell his wife, which Jane,
thomas George, Elizabeth aud Campbell are children o
Ann Williamson, dec. dts. VI
The defendants James c. Williamson, Li,Iebe,,v
"n's ana sophia his wife, John L.. Turner nd Jane his
me' paVn Brown and Lucy his wife, James w iiam,on
lhoma' Williamson, George williamson and PbiJin
""'y quo CampocIi his wife, not having entered their
appearance and given security ACCORDING IN tho =. 81
assembly ana the rules of this court, and appearing bv
satisfactory evidences that they re not inhab,an,s oC ~
,""y' IS orne'e1' that the said defendants do appear
mere on the hTst day of the next tenn aud answer , r
VI 'e Pa"''hs aud that copy Of this order be forhyn
mened ~ some newspaper published in the CITY n Rich
"nu' of TWO months successfully, and posted the front
uooI ~ INC capitol, ia the said city.
% copy. Tesie. WIN. G. PENDLEroN. G. G.
VIRGINIA; At rules holden in the CLERKS oire o Ill
sup'fi"f court OF chancery for the Richmond district
we a@ cay OF August, 1925 William Stokes, pit
ag""', samuel Elam and Elizabeth his wife Allan ID
MctcaIt WIN. Williamson, James Jones' william no.
betison j. aud Thouas Bate d1s
Tue defendants Samuel Elam and FUzahc,h hi. ,,;o.
not having entered their appca nee and given .c
acooid"gio the act Of assembly Ind the rules conf
apoh appearing by satisfactory evidence thar tbev ss
OF 'hs eountry it is ordered that the said
defendants do appear here the first da the nex ero
" answer the bill Of The plenin aud that cory Of is
"e oe or'hwith inserted in newspaper published
" "e cy OF hichmnnd for two months and
p"ssd ~ the front door OF the capitol the laid CITY,
o. copy Teste, VIM. q. PEEDLEToE, G. e.