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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-10

IVUNRUST SABE.-By virtue OF a deed OF us,, exc
IL cuted 10 the subscriber by HAYS Iaacs, on
the 29th day Of December, 1924, aud duly recorded
IN the County Court Office OF HeDtico County for
purposes therein expressed, I will on "Wednesday The
10 day OF February next Ut fair, il not, the FIR
tair day thereafter, Sundays eXcrp,ed) the CITY
Hall, in the city OF Richmond proceed sell TO The
highest bidder for cash, all the right, title and inte-
rest OF said lsaac', in the folio wing parcels
land, or much may be necessary satisfy the de-
mdnds OF said trust and all the which has bee
and may be necessary in carrying INFO effect the same
TO wiz tract OF land containing II 1876 acres, describ-
ed as lying and being in the county OF Norfolk, Va
and patented by the Commonwealth to Gabriel Gait
ISAIAH Isaacs, Jacob Madeira, and others. Also-an.
other tract in Henrco County described az being three
miles below Rockets, aud containing 73 acres So
ali the right and title of said l.atcs in the following
lots in the city aforesaid, 10 wit: Int Main stre. T.
on the North side OF the same which lot s wood
EN- building and temporary b'ack'mihs shop; said
lot being known by the name oil hr bird in The bend "
Also--two other lots; Enders Factory, on same
stree and each OF which is a wooden building az d
on one OF said lots IL the Jewish BuryinS Ground
Al,o-one other lot the South side OF said street
being the INST lot below the County Court House On
said lot is small wooden ttDameni. The ssid land
and let. bsiDg devised by Isash Isaaes to the paid
Hays saacs and his sister Frances Isaacs now Frances
Block And whereas difficulties have arisen heretofore
hy purchasers not complying with the terms of sale
shall require the purchaser purchasers to pay the
none y down, in good Virginia currency, as soon a.
the property is Knocked (ud receive hs dred)
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VIEW aDTERTTSEME.WTS.

NOriCE--At the late residence of Mai II. w.
IN Watkins. in ths county of Powhatan, a lew miles
below Csnto Bridge on the 10. h day of March next.
shall sell to the hishst bidder, iom IL to Is Me-
groes, consisting Of men, boys, women aud children
together with all tho sock OF horses. cattle, sc. with
the household and kitchen furniture.
The creditors OF NJ Watkins are invited to attend
the sale and bid for the property, though their claims
must await the decision Of a suit de peUding in the Fee
dsra Court at Richmond against my Tes. tors estate
Ter his securityshp for COL Robertson, late Collector
sale will take place the next fair day, and be con,inu
I'd from day to day, necessary, until all the property
y sold.
Tsrms.-Sx msn'hs credit will be allowed for all
sums above hve dollars the purchasers giving bonds
with approved security; under hve dollars, cash.
JOHN WATKINS,
Administrator Of III. w. Watkins, d ceased.
Feb. 10. SS-w2w
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MARSHAES SALE.-By virtue OF a decree OF
1vM the Superior Court of Chancery for the Richmond
District, pronounced the Sd day of April 1880 10
the cave OF Haskins Tavo and others, I shall on
Tburday, the 10th day OF February next offer for sale
at public auction to the highest bidder, on the pre-
misses, for cash, much of the tract Of land n the
proceedings mentioned will be sufficient to satisfy
said decree, with the interest thereon aud the of
the plaintiff; and the costs and charges of sale-
The tract of land ahoveme noned lie, near the town
OF G-nito in the county of Powha,ap and is the ZANE
on which David Ratray now resides
JOHN GUERRANT, s C. C. d.
jan .. ids o., One OF hi DEPUTIES
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NoTlCE.-In consequence Of the death OF Phi 10
~ Hoduct OF Buckingham county, Va. certain
"m Fndley, nephew OF said Hoduct, is entitled to
portion oil said Hoducts estate this IL, therefore, TO
INFORM said Findiey or his heirs the guardian Of
such heirs or any friend in OF Findey's death
leaving no heirs, to write TO me- drec ing their letter
New Store Post-otice, Buckingham. Va, stating the
them.
N. B.-Mr. Hoduct has been dead about wears.
Feb. 10 SS-3t ESTHER ANDERSON
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"a Office. ~ antcd m,Dedia'eiy at the Psnitentiary.
~ 1000 f.. "a white oak plan,
40 pieces white oak II. in long 8 IL 4 II in
40 DO do ~ 20 do do n y 2 I 2 do
40 do do do do do do 4 4 = I do
40 do do do do 1 do do 434 g Ia do
For which The each will be pad upon delivery
THOMAS NELSON, PAP.
Feb I. 81
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6SCHOOL NEAR LOUISA COURT HOUSE o.
- Mr.. LewB Duke will op u SctOoi al NY house.
Within two miles Of Lousi urt- House on the 80 II
OF January, 1881; his Schooi will he limited on. no.
exceeding fifteen scholars; he VIII teach the l. Tin and
English languages, Arithmetic, &c NJ Duke has
peen teaching Tor hree years past, 10 thu entire sa-
iactisn Of his employers AZ 10 hi qualihcati ne AZ
teacher, he refers to Mr. JOHN Kidd, Mr.. WIN Cooper
Nelson, sOd Mr.. Thomas Oven.
Terms, for Board aud TUidsn for ten months & 90:
oiiion alone. Latin $25, Eoglish $50.
Jao. Is. 76-esw" GARR1T M. QUARLRs.
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N ULE LOST.-S rayed or Stol, n during the
W Chrismast ydays, likely young BAY MULE,
shod on the fore feet, and with rounding face ANY
Information that may lead to his restoration will be
thankfully received and Tor his delivery at the pitts
reasonable reward will be given.
A. s. A. WOODBRIDGE s. co.
FEBRUARY 10. SS-2sw2w
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HNOBACCO SrEMMlNG INSTRUMENTS
u Having taken patent Tor the inve nton OF an in
srumept for stemming dry Tobacco, all persons ssh
ing to purchase the the hts for max
ing and using the respectfully informed tina
they nay obtain them by applying to me-.
Feb TO- ssNa,-
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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, THURSDAY FEBRUARY TO- 1881

ENRESH GARDEN SEEDS.-The 10 lowing Gar.
den Seeds OF excellent quality. are Tor sale at the
ores oil John III. Eustace anu John n. Gordon NJ ain
~ ee, aud also at The sub:ciib-rs store on G street.
" w. Gard N. JOSEPH RENNiE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-10

ZIRGINIAI In Ciueery.- shiz County July Court Js3O
James w Boyd aud John Boyd, Planta,
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ne parties intsr,sd will please ske notice
e 18Th day OF Arrl take ID. fore,
go'"S order of court Hss1 which day th.y
required attend with their pspsrs ready .xsm
ustiOb aud setIenisn
Jan 10. 76-w THOS EASILY Conpi.,or.,
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9ON RBI S.
TwENry.rlRsr NoNoREss-SEcoNp So
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1881.

lbe following message e ceived from ths Prssi-
Sent OF the United States by J. DOnehon, E,q. his
Sc Rotary.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-23
BY PEASANTS d. ABBOTT.

TERMS-SUBst RIrrIoS to the DAiIr RI,HMo>p W,Io to
CITY Subscribers 81, LG FOR shorter period the
rate o 50 year, both payable in advance When by
mail $40 wear.
AnviaIisiN" For one s4uaIe uf 10 lines less
40 cents insertions ST. tee ir,criun, 81 IL and
.s.ciy succeeding insertion 35l cents.
Thrice week, week 81 15 every succctdiur week 81
Twice week. FIST Insertion u cents; every succeeding
nSrtUn so
OGce week, FIRST insertion cents every succeeding
sertOn 50 cents
All advertisements also inserted the CONSTITUTIONAL
SmG.
Talslent advertisers must pay IN advance
The number of insertions must he noted tie Ms they
shl be inserted until ordered be stopped and charged
:crdngly.
Annual Advertisers CHARGED 30 dollars for squares
End III that proportion for Advertisements of lcngt
Except Auoonees aud Lottery Dealers charged 500
~ The CONSTITUTIONAL WING Is published twice
"oek, TUESDAYS and Frtays) i.c dollars per ann,
PAYABLE IN advance.
rAdrertising75 square, less for the first in
eerion. and SD cents for each cSEtInuance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-23

WILL stand the ensuing my farm nine miles from
w Richmond directly the stage road leadng from that
place TO fredericksburg, and known ; Hall Sink
IL is not saying much ,i5r submit the candos OF
every gentleman acquainted with the facts the
assertion when say, that his colts universally acknsw
cdscd TO possess much size, strength, and beauty, any
colts that have ever been produced by horse Vg.
MA know several that cannot be purchased fer less than
ven W eight hundred dollars aud have, myself been offered
$1,000 for year Ul'he estimate which they are
ned by Their owners, lake TO he tire strongest recommendation
that can be offered ~ behalf Of untrcd colts
The viii conmenrr on the 18th Of February aud ter
maaic on the l u july Terms heretofore; Fhy Dollars
10 DC discharged by the payment Of 1hy-yc. any
during the seasons sixty Dollars insurance. One Dollar the
Groom which is expected, either when the brought
t1len away.
LNten,Nc pastures are provided aud fed regularly
unless otherwise directed, al twenty FIVE cents day.
Gentlemen who sent mares last yCdr by the Gohan.
ud that did not prove ic M any there be informed that
they can be again. and charge made for
the Horse unless should prove foa other words
the mares will be insured Trice Of the season
JOHN NJ. BOITS
The Editors Of the Political Arena Petersburg ntesen.
ce Will please insert the above twice week their respcc.
tive rarci for eight weeks aud forward their accounts TO the
subscriber j NJ y.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-23
r. ID. SANXAY,
Stationer, Book Seiie Book Binder and dealer in
Fancy Goods,

StatiOner, Book Seiie Book Binder, and dealer in
Fancy Goods,
OFFERS FOR SALE Ap Low PRICES,
TGNHE usual assortment Of Blank Books, for Mer
Il chants and Clerks of Courts.
Foolscsp, Letter, Blank and Folio Post paper of
various qualities; also, general assortment of
stationery.
Latin Greek, Spanish, French, Italian and English
school books.
Guitars, Vlolns, (some very superior.) Flageolctts
Flies, Flutes, Claroncts, Trumpets. Ken Bugles
Hunting Horns, Piano, Guitar and Violin strings,
Hair, for violin bows. Violin screws, bridges tai!
pieces, finger boards,
RaZors, (some very supcriur four sided straps, pos
sesslng the properties of grindstone hone and sir0D
shaving boxes, brushes and soap Cologne and
FLORIDA water, Preston salts, and gene al assert
men; OF Perfumery, sword and PLAN canes pistols,
with percussion and tlInt locks, elegant glass
perfume and toilet bottles, silver thmUcs, diamond
finger rings, safety chains, patterns for working
lace, reading and sewing lamps, water colours. IN
boxes or by the single cake, hair and drawing pen
ellis, gold saucerS for painting, SCISSORS, snuff boxes
thermometers, pocket books. silver pens, pencil
cases, leads for cvsrponts, hair, tooth, nail and
comb brushes, mathematical instruments, survey
ors' compasses, chains ard measuring tapes, dyi-
ders, proraci ors, parallel rul,s, Gunter's scale
Bristol, drawing rice and ivory paper real Spanish
segars segar boxes, spcctaces, for all ages mag
nlfyng glasses for gold, microscopes, gilt and sily
paper, and gilt borders for fancy work, music at
half price, visiting cards. Lotto boxes, dominos
magnets, parchment, Albums, port crdyOns, pen
knife homes, google dIsscctcd maps aud puzzles,
tuning forks& hammers. spy glasses, gold and glass
beads, pearl powder, globes, shaving glasses bcad
rcticules, toy Watches fire screens, extract OF
musk, opera glasses, esprit dc rose, fancy pocket
lnksands ladies' pocket books, fancy note paper
backgammon boxes chess men and boards, twec-
Zers ivory foot and inch rules. bracelets dress
ing and pocket combs, cakes of soap, - cents per
box of Eve dozen, medallion waters, visiting card
cases, iv"ry for miniature painting, superior black
ing tracing paper for writing and copying letters
without pen or ink, almanacks given grarultous
reels for winding silk thread, Berlin castings OF
the Holy Family, and crosses, miniature frames
drawing paper, solar microscope, high magnifylng
power, guitar cases, &c. &c.
r. ID. s. has large stool, Of blank~bo papers o
the best quality and IL prepared 10 rule and make &c
order, merchants account books and record book
for courts. Old books rebound, and book binding
in all its varieties of elegance ard ncutncss eSecu
ted faithfully and with despatch.
SpcCtacles repaired and glasses fitted in oil,
frames, telescopes and spy glasses ccanscd and re-
yIITed, needles Of compasSe5 magnctIsod.
mar l8--ts
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" or ICE-

4 81 virtue OF deed OF trust, executed by NsIson r,,r .,
' .uScihef as trustee, 10Th Dec 1880 recorded in
oIces al tienfro and of Chesterfield will be sold
uc'oh at me Springfield Pts, in Heurico on Monday the
1o, INST ~ ia not the next fair day. several veushjs
quah'y oil coal, supposed 10 be 1000 bushels and
" hou'eh"lu and Kitchen fuTnure-ap at the Coal
shes Tavern III Chesterfield, Thursday. The 3ls inst the
OF the sad Cary beng undivided third in tact
OF land ia Chesterfield supposed TO contain 100 acres
'e Aus OF rfancs Hancock estate, Hgserson Hancock
'onas Dipps estate, and Of David Stanford aad others
he terms WA be cash for Of Lesson larger sums
cea o. SIX with approved security 10 u
80 IT, % .he tis 10 me land retained until payment.
ne above deed provides for of N.,on C,tv
900 oil ~ Cary Co generally, who shall in and make
parties 'hereo They are hereby required come
H. within three months from this date. n RHODFS
NanciIesieI March "a, l83I-2awts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-23

* RANNISS. SON 81 BROTHERS, keep con
~ stantly on hand ladies lasting, saitecn, satin,
English kid, goatsn seaiskin, blue, green and bronze
morocco slippers; goatskin, scOlskin, buckSkin and
lasting walking shoes, lasting and white silk Paris
slippers beautiful white satin slippers, CATER boots,
morocco, scalskin and lasting boots gentIemens su
peror caltskin, morocco sealskn ana buckskm boots.
bootecs walking and dress shoes and pumps; misses
lasting seaIskn, goaskin, and green and bronze
rocco slippers lasting, and seaIskin walking
shoes with thick soas childrens rcd green blue and
purple, lasting morocco, scalshn, g"atskin, leather
and KID bootoes, shoes and slippers ofevcry descrp
ton: servants shoes ofeveIy KIND and rrlcc.
Superior travelling trunks, double aud single seal
skin and hair trunks of every sze boot cord, shoe
horns, boot hooks punch plyers, blue and Jet black
treble chain gallons, cotton and men bralds, to-
gether with every other article usually kept in q
Wholesale and Retail
BOOT, SHOE, COMB s. TRUNK
WAREHOUSE.
mar 81 Sign of he Golden Comb.
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TO PERSONS IN VIRGIyNTa,
)WninI Military lands I'm Kcntuck

'--i'ES -A.4Atuil III hcntuChy.
Lave IA Hickman county, kentucky Columbus or Iron
Banks, the Mssspp RIVER; am the SURVEYOR of Ib,
virginia Military Lands State Establishment and have
'elaH good OF them south river
SINCE e death oil my predecessor, Maj VIM Croghan;i
asH' !Jr number oil owning those lands would
NHny act Os others who think proper to ent,st their
Dus'ess with ] probably better acquainted with the
situation OF those lands, than person; he that as IL
may they want attention. aud whether they employ me or not
"oui adVise the owners 10 inmedas attention 10 them:
some OF winch have been paged Of their timber come have
Oeen entered ~ Warrant Lands aud persons living OH them
anu TIE occupant laws of a while nut the
owners TO Considerable expense and trouble We guarded
many OF those lands well could HAVING mur.
du'oy There are large bodies Of thase Military Lands
Ose'e' aud hut lew LIVING hem
Out more quaIic calculated their Ilur Tn, ~
c Ten u" Twelve mes square of those lands, which
"' H'i-r i"e Owht1s (hnowug 10 ne for interest
u. III three hundred Of
' Acie ra'i even az low pre-, aud confident; hat
III UiTee would tie
10 'itc "E iIele what the whole would
nam ais NJ" Persons and settling
""' care OF the balance aud induce Others INTO the
rsuEhu"Ni and settlement that gives value land
""I act Is agent for of lands the
"n' run-sFre rivers, well of Tennessee
"itr 1--we, good Will attend rs ne
NNs, 10 tine business shall references for Iecom-
men l'uons; am well known Kentucky aud have some nc
ihdhauCes native Virginia:
confidence in me- 40 desire their BUSINESS # oct mo-
Seie>, am willing spemd tTle giving the owners of
'"'t lands, lAs There many OF tire hl,asv
Lands south west a the Tennessee river, are rtrrlered
WIN "E treasury warrant claims aid possession of the
'ai'in'- their Tenants
suit "a the federal Court and IL Congress are up..ed ., o
Justice towards the Officers and Soldiers the VIRGINIA state
Line they should suffer III. withdraw Them and mo-
cure scrip for the OF their Warrants or they will GER
amy Lr IN worse situation than those who
their warrants A. all RICHARD TAYLOR ia
Columbus, Hickman county, ~ Jan. 49, 1891.
mar ll-IarlO |
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FALL GOODS.
HALL NETESGN & co.

zTAEL NEEESGN g. CO.
IL AVE- received and are now opening, general
= assortment of St,pIe & Fancy Dry GoodS, OF tie
Attest Notwithstanding III part, of
Black, blue brown and olive cloths, assorted
aIencia, toInet and Swarsdown vestlnrs
Ram aud fancy orent!nc and marsc.l!es do
Superine, mlddling and common sattiu",ls
Striped PLAID and plain lnsrys
Single and double mllrd kcrscys
Rose, point and dufie blankets
Supcrtne white and assorted !iannc.s
Tartan plads and cambe,s
Black and colOurcd bomba2ajts
French and English incrino cloths
Mcrlno circassians. assorted colours
English and French Jet bombazmes
y large assortment Of fancy prints and girghams
9-S, % and ca cambrick and Iaconet nuslins
Figured and plain Swiss, book and null ditto
Checked striped and corded iuconets
Sd bordered Swiss and jackonet crava;s
Black Italian and fancy silk DO.
English and India flag and bandanna hdkfs.
Imitation cotton do. assorted
Black, white and scarlet merno shawls
Thibct and cashmere do.
WOrstcd bareCe, Thbet and mermo hdkis
Fancy silk, hsrege and Grape hdkfs and scarfs
Rich changeable gros de naples silks
Elegant foulard figured do
Black and assorted gros des indies
Black and changeable figured mandarincs
Black Italian lustring, crior quality
Heavy company satin and lcvantinesN
Sarsnet. senshew and florence silks, assorted
Plain black mandarin grapes
New style belt and bonnet ribbands
Lace capes pelernes 81 iOrelas of the latest STYLE
Black and white lace wells
l4accs, edglngs and quillings assorted
A. and i white aud black bobbinet laces
English and French silk hosiery, assorted
Black aud white, worStcd and cotton do
Ladies' and geutlomcm's gloves, assorted
Umbrellas OF superior quality
t'i"e and supcrlnc ingram carPeIings and rugs
irish linens lawns and shuctin@s
Table diaper and dainasi
Brown and blcached Russia shcctng
Scotch o@naburgs and TchIcnburgs
Heavy cotton oznaburgs
Brown and blcached shrtings and shcctings
Checks, Plads, ck'ngs, Jeans, cjc.;-which, will
lowest prices. oct Is
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-23

TIE mi 3D. ~ HORSE.
XCLyzIt3 EEUTEEE,

WILL stand the ensuing season at his former
" stand, BGrbOursvil!c, III the county OF Orange.
lie has Oecn she%n tins winter at Richmond IN
The presence of hundreds of the best Judges in Vlr-
gina aud was universally admired for his fine fern
TFuiii" Is sI&t"en hands high and seven years old
ana has proved himself most extraordinary sure
iou gc'tcr Not one OF the eighty odd mares put To
Inn have failed, w,,bm the knowledge Of the subscr
Der.
The season viii commence on the 18th February
and terminate OH ,he list day of July. Terms as
heretoIore-Forty dollars to be discharged by thirty
II paid within the Fifty dollars insurance.
and one dollar - the Groom. TO be paid when the
mare Is brought or taken away. The best and most
extensive pasturage is set apart, exclusively for the
pares sent To Truie; and the mares may be fed with
what they will eat, at twenty five cents day. and
Grooms AT the village, five dollars a month. ANY
one putting five with INN, the price Of one
vii! be reunited G.. w. wager
for
Gov. BARBOUR.
Barboursvillc, Feb. list. 1881. feb a
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MAP On YIRGINIA.

'E'HE copies remaining on hand, directed TO be
sold 40 the very low prices OF $40 for the large,
and 81 for the small Map both are mounted upon
rollers, and IN portable form At these prices 1t is
improbable that many copies will long remain for
sale
Complete sets Of tho Virginia Reporters, from 1920
to the present time; Henng's Statutes, at large
Journal of the Convention Of I774-5, and Of the
House OF Delegates from i776 TO 1890, inclusive
may also be had upon the lowest terms, az the Cap
toll IN Richmond, OF
WIN. II. RICHARDSON.
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70 X S Il l. T.,

4 Soda apparatus.
VA\liE subscriber expects III the course of week,
to be able to offer a e above for sale, which is
now undergoing partial repairs, which will ren>
der 1t in every respect equal to new 1t was
made by one OF the first makers in Philadelphia and
on the most simple psn and TO in the country in
thickly ncighborhood, would find handsome BUSH
ness might be DONE Every instruction will be given.
H. BLAMIRE
mar 19--2aw 3w
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RICHMOND INFANT- SCHOOL.

HNiIS institution VIII 60 into operation on Mon
K dav next, 2Ist instant, at the School Room
near Mrs Duylls boarding hoase. 1t wal be unaer
The direction of Miss Johnson and an assistant teach
err An excellent nurse has also been provided
Subscribers WI, please call upon the treasurer.
MIR. John Jones, and obtain tickets OF admission.
which may be hal by Paying SIC per anuum-halfin
advance. These tickets will be required by the
teacher previous 10 the admission Of any child.
The number OF children To be odialtted in this
School is limited and not many more can be received
This will render an immediate application necessary
on the part Of those who, having not yet subscribed
wish their children 10 participate in its benefits
mar i6-dGt WILL: +. LIE, Pref.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-23
WARD ELECTION.

TE7HE Election of Common Councilman.
Il IN the several Wards will be held on the Isl
Wedaesd,ty in april ne1t, viz: In Jefferson Ward
No. |, at the Watch House; IN Madison Ward. No.
,, at the Guy Hail. and n Monroe Ward, No. s. at
the Shockoe Hill Tavern Polls Will open in each
Ward, Al clock 4 NJ. The frceholders of lots
within the sad city, whether improved or not. and
whether such ieeholders reside therein or not, and
the hou5ekeepers and inhabitants oft SAID city, vino
shall have resided therein any time for the space
of three months, Without the lntcrmisson Of one
months, and possess IN their own right within the
same movable and immoveablc property TO the value
of one hundred pounds are entitled 20 vote
IN sat w ID. WREN. Serg't C. r.