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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-02
ron THE vrRGiNIAS.
TO THOMAS TICKLE. Esq.

How could you Mr.. Tickle, think
of wasting your invaluable time on such
poor trash as mine You should have
recolected that talents like yonts TIE the
growth Of 40 particular soll-ihai but once
in many ages do the benevolent deitlts
favor mortals With such factor-that,
like Angels visits, they are few and FAR
between" and that they are designed as II
blessing not to this or that particular
country. where Grst they may happen 10
meet existrnce-but to the whole human
family How then, say, could you FORGET
your high estate" AMI c"Ddcscend ~
notice such as me- ? "Tnr towering Easlr
checks not his lofty flight to prey upon Tie
harmless Dove" Jove wiclds his thunder
only on great occa-idns-nc never Shops
Ia waste il on "A Flea Bat you say, " II
one man writes nousensc, why may mol
another :" ! have no earthly objection,
Thomas, to your writing nonsense whenr
yer you please. On the co'ttrary, think
the community would suffer infinite los
and folly her ATHEIST advocate by the sap.
preston of such mastery eerlua rs yaQ
have produced ia its service. nnly rtgrcl
your combining yourself too exclusively to
that particular department. It's unt only n
m original essayst, most profound and
learned critic that you may lay clam to ih'
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-02

20 membegs on OH li.i-A ftw have since
been added, and ne ARE encouraged tu ope
that ant numbers will not diminish, bat
Increase. II Is Tie cause of God add OF
humanity. II Tie solnale uf cvefi,sii' &
truth II Il written, that whose sioppeih bis
ears at tbtrfy # lle poor. he shall also
cry himself and npt he heard. But TIL
liberal saal shall hr made fat, aud lac
that wathetell, shall be matered also hin
self.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-02
Nj \ SAt, us ~ ciense.

Al X. JOHN a. tON(IA, u pfdlta-
Ass .or oi Ansie, has hern tor d lew months
ltnst, md nov j. instUcl,nR Two ut o., daGgh
tefs On the ieh~ Forte, on bis new plan 81
teaehing Alnsie scientifically by rrtnihr Ira
dation vl lessons cal, uiuita Ia drstiulte lie
fundamental principles OF IN, seieffe, 10th
theoretically md practically NJ ~, tnnte
tinIe, ~ tine general sertus, untl the tnni he
comes well sefsed therein Aud alter nliirh,
The pupil comm ner- play iGr The NEST .nsy
tunes IN ftgnlpr RlHdAt,on Il lessons, Up ~
the must q ilculi IiUCVs "a competition nj
9aya applying The hf5t principles of TIE sci
enes, ~ iiaA ndtence, mud viii lie nse Of
ihr Meqonome ia measuring and btbting
ol Time, &c.
Now % tnf as ! con judge from having
partial knowledge Of Alus,c, nnd ~ q eminent
Iencheis giving instructions n my fanily On
The old plan htlorr Nh Scuucia. aud Iff IN
tie fagres which my daughters Lave nhde
undff his tniiiou. on his new mtthpd knsinR
Ephe through all the FIRST principles of the 81
enee IN les ihan three months nnd noM mn
hme lnr,d l1oeressi by epplylhf ilfos, fist
principles Ia The practice ot innes &c with
lhe ne oi the Mrtrouopie Ia meas0fine md
hehiinR time &c " trh - oleht understanding
oil Whit Hey hpfo theoretically and lfacd
Gully rs they ndepnce.
IN Justice Ia Mr. Scontia, cannot hesitate
IN a5lhe thu his hCw method 81 traefiar
Music on seienihe principles, Inns Va Z, tho
hdRnntngn oyer The old, Tor mPuy fentnns.
some 81 which are set forth phote, and manV
OILERS 10 his Prospectus nov before the pull
hf l'if the purpose Of Cumming Sufficient
hummer OF subscribers To ennl,Ie lin 10 rhb
lsh y StD hdfptipr on me piano Iofio ON
liz new scientific plan, Aud should he
meei With sufficient encouragement 10 lett
his ahleoi, have not The lcnhi doubt Thai IL
viii len work al greater merit aud ne lIHn
hns fset been published IN tits county, aud
perhaps my Other, on The sane fndeti
JOHN !. cABELL, NJ. u.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-02

Jealousy conld miacoastrue. trusting 10
ihe enil sense as we'd AZ the ne
knnwiedged interest OF that pntiot Of Tie
Country, upon which the curse afa slave
population IS eutaiIed, very sum In pro-
dles what MI must earnestly desire. tire
aholftion Of slavery, ths removal from our
shores of the unfortunate race of beinss
who are lnAv owned as prnnrrtY.s
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-02

I'm the Senate Of New York, 90 the 18th
inst d" Mr. Spencer, from the Select Com
mitfec. tn whom Was referred the message
of the Governor. of the 2ith February
last, and certain resolutions OF the states OF
Indiana. New Jersey and Georgia report
ed that the message AID resolutions relate
IL snndry amendments tn the Constitution
of The United States on the subject "f Sla
very. The Committee are of uriuiOn that
the existing provisions Of the Constitution
on that subject, ought not to be disturbed,
Il thry tliiuk it inexpedieut for the Legs
htI o Of New York 10 act upon the Reso
lutions communicated they therefore ASK
to be- discharged from the further conside
ration thereof-which Report was concur
red in by the Senate
Ca thissnbieCt we find the following Just
and considerable obsidrratuns, ia the Bos
ton Patriot
"T'his Disposition of the subject is wise.
Much difficulty has already been produced
by the lndiser,,et zealofsome politicians 10
the non slave h ,Idms States. every intel
ligent slave holder recognises IA slavery !"
great national evil He feels that, mdiv'
dnally as well rs nationally, he wouia
be- benefited by its exiirpation. Stu h'
views with jealousy any dispotton III tht
non slave hoider To Interfere with his con
stttutional property. Pfadtnce then re
luires that that privileged portion OF t',l,
coen,nnnity, which halds 40 slaves, shoQi'
abstain from ahy MEASURES whieh
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-02


in pursuance of IN Ordinance of the
A Corporation OF Lynchburg, passed the 18th
June, 1921, proposals " III be received by The
Subscribers until Monday the I'd day OF MAY
next, Tor improving, by removing earth 10 aud
IRON, AS the case may require, and throwing
up in turnpike form, the following streets and
alleys OF the town Of tynchburg, To vii -
Fourth street, from sixth TO fourth alley,
fourth nlley, from frstto second street second
alley, from FIRST to third street; first alIey,
from first 10 third street sixth alley, from
second TO 4 urth street. Said proposals may
be deposited in the bands Of either OF tho
snbscl ibers, who will meet at the Franklin
Hotel, in said town, nj clock on said day.
when, ii no proposal is accepted, they VIII
proceed by public auction TO lei said i'm
proyements to the lowest bidder, the underla-
ker giving bond with approved security for
the faithful performance of his contracts, rs
prescribed In said Ordinance
ID A. MuRRELL,
| HENRY DAVIS,
| JOHN EARLY, Se1"ihlt'efs
AMM0N HANCOCK,
Anr;i Il
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-02

AN Arrr,rrr AT rnr SUBLIME, from the
London Morning Post.
1T was ono of those beautiful days, when
Winter, hnging aside his robe of SHOWS and
storms, wrealhs his horny brows with gar
l,ud Of sunbeams, and wins the idle wood last
to breathe on lis Tolian Harp, melancholy
but mtlodions lynn 10 the morning
Reader, what ihnl you this change in Ma
lures garb was intended to celcbwtr' Tn
Duke or GIoucEsTER WENT 70 CnGEou -
And further, the village Choir OF a NEIGHBOUR
ing Church, exrrted their harm onious powers
in the SERVICES of the SABBATH, to do Honor
to his Roya Hishne5s,9 Raicigh Rcgiacr
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-02

MIR Joim A. sooNclA, has been insffncting
our dnoPlfer In inmic on The Pinto. Forte n
boni tso yehrs, With success hiphly sniisinclo-
~ hnd svineiiR The superiority of bis irv
method 81 ie1ehing music on scientific liri1tj.
pies. The public are advised 81 Mr. seon,in.s
intention 10 pnbiisba new musical work On.
i1lrd +" .btsc az Sctenres or, n Sef Instructor
on lie Pinao iorfe," wLieh wc feel confde,a
VIII be a work Of merit and deserving patron.
are
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-02

The Late President, Col. Monroe, offers
at public sale on the first Monday in June
next, his AIbeniarle estate in Virginia, of
$500 acres also another tract of land of
700 acres, near Milton. Applicants are
requested to address themsek rs directly To
him.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-02

The pirates captured by Lieut.. sloat
,,1s been conAemaed aad exeeacd.--
@ @'U taken by Lieut.. McKeeser, have
t ImD' en- up to the authorities at Havana,
V1" I'm n, doubt be shortly releasei.--
,26 these pirates were takeu 10 the place
5'vncni;on' the chief. GofreclHas, refused
:, y 5e blindfulded, saying that he had mnr-
g ~ three or four hnadred. aud Thought
,a,, by this time, he ought 10 know how 10
a. ana that he wished 10 see how ihey
managed.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-02
.., ora Letter f,oa. The Havana 10 n
ri'a Gilman in this eity. dated stt .1prii,I


Ef''a,gt nan in this eity. dated sta .lprit.
1873. It,.
Zen cm,ni,ted to prison Hi, day
5a,s we're taken in company with the
lae' nth frlsafe, sehaonrrs Linn aud u
l'l''IS v the Sea Gull. therefore regIet
p' ,,onqly that they were given up hire
49,, .@,.rv one of them niil be released in
~ - '1:.e of few mouths. In case the
lt IAN .;c,n Cruisers have orders to give mp
a, ar.oners they capture On this e"ast to
'a' tr,vsrnmeut, they may n well be re
pI' :, the United States. In this gang
e'''c Ind the Only tntn WHO was pardon
VS. Jamaica, out oil the gsas taken by
~ t. ., i'm Crahaln, At the Isie al Piaes, last
o'P' "sr. who afterwards entered on toard
'a'" "r,be British scheoaers of war, where
pe .~so,1ned I'll lately. when he made his
~ o. and pincd mem again, and WAS
f, s,.pysrd, taNea Ivy the same officers irom
n .ga,n ne had escaped"
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-04-02
FH "a Esg EgN - Ny
As SasS 49, - ssnA A. q

The following soft and descriptive SONG IS from
the pen Of CrvSI~GHAM. tie pastoral poet and a
more beautiful description cannot be found in the
works Of Theocrltus Virgil
Ger moorlands and mountains, rude barren and
bare,
AS wde1'd and uearicd roam
\ gentle Young shepherdcss sees my despair,
And leads DER lawns to her home
yellow sheaves from rich Ceres her cottage had
crown'd,
Green rushes were strew'd on the floor;
Her easement sweet woodbnes crept wmtouly
round,
And deck z the sod seats at her door
We sat ourselves down TO a cooling repast,
Fresh fruits, and she Guild me the best,
TIL thrown from my guard by some chances she
cast,
Love silly stole into my breast
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-04-02

Of the forest; then am content with food
dressed in this manner, and should not
relish il better out Of an emperor's kitch-
en- Thus did these two ride on, talking
and eating, till they reached valley in
which was very fair spring When Es-
tonne saw il, he said to Claudius, let US
drink here Of this beverage, which God
bestows upon all men, and which pre-.
fer to all the banquets in England
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-04-02

r dlenched wiki the dclrious woes Of Belinda,
and the Dhssful torments Of Clara, Anabela, Rosa,
Matilda Henrietta, and though last not least Gin
ioye) Maria, Those Aeartrending appcllatons dc-
y The ron nerves OF bagbarty Itself 70 withstand
An Eastern Aabob, Black fcsh1ea.er, hungry
us~rer, : smithfe+4~ d"o' cr--ns! even scalplng
Mohawk Or <e% Zealand canaira would drop the
exercise O.. u'eir profession to weep and sympahse
With Emily OF Isabella Gertrude Or Geraldine
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-04-02
ELEGANT EXTRACT.
FROM sourHrY's RonfRrl <.


Upon smooth gray stone safe Rodcrick there.
The wind above him stlrrd the halle bougls
And murmumng at his feet the river ran.
lie safe with folded arms and head recll'd
Upon hls breast, feeding on bitter thoughts
Till Nature gave him, III the exhausted Sense
Of wo, a respite something hke1eposc;
And then the quiet sound Of gentle winds
And waters with their lullmg consonancc
Begulled him Of himself Of all y thn
Obvious there he safe, sentlent alone
OF outward nature-of the Whispering leaves
That sooth'd his ear-the genial breath If hcavci.
Thatiannd his cheek-thc streams perpetual flow.
That with It's shadows and its CHANGING lights,
Dlmplcs and thlead-llkc motions infinite
Forever varying and yet still the same,
Like time toward eternity, gone BY.
Resting his head upon tbs Masters knees,
Upon the bank beside him Theron Law
hat matters change Of state and circumstance
Or lapse OF Years with all their dread events,
TO HIM What matters it that i}oderick wears
The crown no longer, nor the sccptre wields
It IS the dcaroycd hand, whose fIendl, touch
Had tlatter'd him SO oft It is the voice,
At whose glad summon to the field 50 oft
From slumber he had started, shaking eff
Dreams Of the chase, to share the actual 10,
The eye whose recognition lie was wont
To watch and welcome with eXultant tongue
A coming step, unhcaId bv RoderIck, reused
His Watcltu ear, and turning, he behell
Siyeran. Father said the good old man,
As Theron rose and fawn'd about his knees,
Hast thou some charm which draws about thee tm,
The hearts OF all our house-evcn to the beast
That lacks discourse Of reason, but TOO oft,
With interrupted feeling and dumb faith,
Puts lordly man to shame f-1he King replied,
Ills that mysterious sense BY Which mankind
TO fix their friendships and their loves are led,
And which with fainter influence doth extend
10 such poor things as this. As we put off
The cares and passions Of this tretful world,
1t may be too that we thus far approach
TO elder nature, and regain in part.
The privilege through sin in Eden lost
The tlrnid hare soon learns that she may trust
The solitary penitent, and birds
VIII light upon the hermt's harmless hand.
10 a young Lazy, laughing IN Church.
Dear Laura YOU diynely fair,
Can laugh at Sermon, Praise, and Prayer.
But Laura is no reverence due
10 HIN, whose power CREATED YoU ?
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-04-02
INGENUITY OF LOVE,

he following ingenious ContriyanCe
was adopted by couple OF lovers at the
west end OF the town, not long since
The young lady, was IF highly respec-
table family, having formed an attach
mtnt contrary to the inclination and in
tention Of her father, the lovers were at
loss how to carry on spondence
at length, aided by the fathers hair
dresser, no unusual agent Of Cupid, they
accepted the following mode Of communi-
eating by letter and escaping the vigil
liant eye Of the watchtul parent; and, sin
gular as II may appear, the old gentle
mans wig was made the medium Of car
rying her letters; attached 10 his wig lie
wore bag; this the young lady used TO
take Oft every night when he called for
his night cap, and here she never failed
to find billet, which had been previous
ly deposited there by The hair dresser,
and which the father had carried about
all day; she had thus always time to pc
ruSe her letter, and replace it with an
answer, which was in due course taken
away by the barber, on the following
morning, and delivered to the lover
This mode Of corresp spending enabled
them to arrange and effect an elopement,
and they were, some time since, married
at Gretna-green. On their return, the
father adopted the old proverb, "what
can't be cured must be endured !" The
lady was pardoned her indiscrcton, and
they arc now living happily under the
sanction Of the lady's parents, and the
wig is now preserved as sacred relic
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-04-02
ANCLENr ec0rTIsnCIsToM.

- IN = : O"'
bFah'ome' IN ms les dts 1ommes H.
'usIfeS, relateS mat inc ldame de Char
'feS' "hlit prisoner Of war IN England
curing 'ne reign OF EoWard III. OBTAINED
PERMISSION % FlsIt the highlands OF Scot
laho' AiIer grand hunting match IN
Wh'cn great quan}ity OF game had been
'-'''ta, nc %" VheSe 2cotCh sa'agrS de-
EouF par o. 'hclf booty raw without any
otheF preparation 'nan putting me flesh
t"ech '"o pieces OF "ood' which they
S(oe'A0' 'o30lnc[ win SuSn violence as
- express an 'hc oIoou' 50 mat me ilesh
WAS iu''9 cry ms tney considered as
q great 0ainty ana 'he dame highly
6'ada'ea nim9th WIN them' because
NC Paftooh Oh 'hcir lafe' ID (he o!d ro-
i"4!te, Ia l'eS tie8a'tt lls'ahe du treS
Hoo4e Noi TEotioitSt ar1S' I'ol') thlS
PraC'l0t IS oeScfloeQ WIN great nai'ttte
y" tA0 'oI'o"4h5 tP!aout' IN WnlCh rs
'C,ihe' oCo'tlSh khi6hl' VINO mas Killed
"eer' auuresSeu ms ompahloh Iiaudlus
~ 'neSe WORDS y W, siF' ear as 40.
20 might II we had out tire = by
my oFolheF SOUL CfIed Estonne, ! VIII
COOK ioryou, after ING fashion OF my coun-
Try as y Oeh'S knight erFant' Here
upon ne ore" MS sword, went up to
tfet' CUT on ofahch, winch he spit very
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-04-02

To a yo''ng Lazy, laughing IN Church.
Dear Laura YOU divinely fair,
Can laugh at Sermon, Praise, and Prayer
But Laura is no reverence due
Fo HIN. whose power CREATED yoU
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-08
ROaNOKE L4.ND ron SaLE-

HE Sub'ci ber, having dvt remove To some Of the
"rs'rh State, wall, Friday tae ma of NOvenLs
g,sf U tar Al al, the neat fair doy) ,eo tue CHEST bid
~, on 'ne PREMISES without reserve tlnt valuable TRACE
O' LAM, wei knowh by the or La,rltys' wing
Va SieekehhuTg country the of Rvaoke River
~ - Oni isins Ferry and South East
tanning by estimation about 500 aerts (p,ce quantity AIDE
KNOWN on The day OF salc)iO3 which l. h, rate low
syund' inferior to none on ie being ell adapted to tie
culture OF cotton aud tobacco. The high land with HE exee-
ohO ABOUT io0r 70 acre, good tobacco Land Daw sanuin
an lumber. On the plantation there is god dwelling hoas.
containing four rooms, well calculated for The comfortable
eonn"daon Ola smai family with the aisanag Of eonl-
ei'oie orchard OF choice The cOntiruiv this n
convenient naystiOn renders as farm n,J
.ud BE- wished By the purchaser, lands nieht m
ooOai'd al reasonable rate Persons wishing Go view tb.
premises Will be waited hy the Subscriber who wi attend
" ~, ~ o''ei's oae week pre-, ous to the ale
eTH'S--A credit Ut lone aul Two wears; bonds with
"y security; wti decd oftitt secure the pay,n.n II
"'emed necessary Young neg eiyed in pavnent
az lac same tns aud Picr, and he same 10 ms will he
SOLO, valuable stand Tor TAVERN mile from
ey' eoa"g 40 acres, adjoining ihe above named irset
anu Ys i"r date on the f,ad- -fhe az We
~ god consulting Of dwelling house room, on the first
necessary cut houses very peach oroha,d aud
oe nun uets OF almost every Geoii ptCu, to- ter with
moideshui 'png, aud iaise aud spacious stone .prln
"' % or CONRAD :. lloyd.
20 --,v.Sy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-08
Sale of YqIuabye Loo,I.

4 WILL sell on the premises on The H. da, or ni
- ia4 ~ mol then ON the next fair day theieancr
70 I've hshes bidder, nay Tact Land living ON Jane nj
yer IN he county ct Chesterfield 20 miles below iebn,j
10 from Petersburg, called Presqur Ise. The lana g. e
between and coo acres, fertile and wen III "a
'%on corn wlsa oats aud tobacco will sell on r,Jf
OF one TWO and luce years, the purchaser giving t,nI I
security for The first yient aud bond, FOR die obsr
"'l uetn III '. on me oPsr aihe payment
al t 1 'll' and Piiee wfisei the stock of al kind,
ana the crop that may be hand upon credit C 70
loI all sums over $40 aud FOR under that amount tl. e Lii
die Cr, dit sale.-ALSO ~ ~ NI''e''" IVs
on he 5h day Of December, the terms
-laII sen tract oi about 800 of Land i'm ta cot
Amen ina good neighhouriood and Desibv si'i 'y %
%"e9 about ~ acres are Prg, fairgrounds very heavily i'm
os ed and HE whole ol the land well w1fereJ aud tn
bly, adapted 10 the production Of wheat tocc
S , DI.P Creek run, through this land, re n1viaon Of
"hoh "li he open by the 1st January next aecorfir e.
tract To- Tie APpomattox river. There ate a5oJ -
ifedtd on both the above described farms Possession
ihe Stock Of eve kind crops plantation uten.il. &c g.
viii be sold al the time uoan ern n,epii,,rJ - -
'f n I've ave at fTe'que Isle EDWARD o. WATKINS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-08
Il VaIuI6le TarelM for Rent.

aayern the subscriber Offer, Tor rent The bld;prs n.
~ no" "ecupleSa Coles ieriy Halifax county This Is.
an old aud well known Tor public house al (,
"en Tor that pu'Poe, wSey indifferent buildings
N eSane as one Oi tue most profitable the
y OF Halifax. II i situated Stanton e. branch OF h,
" he most shipping pout consider
PSs"i e counties OF Charlotte and l1iaN Sta cam
Will be ready Tor baeaux navigation during te neat twelve
months by tue completion Of the Roanoke Canal and the
mo's OF "buo"ns above and beowthe Fall, the value of .
Puhc house here will be much enhanced also situated
on the bet and most direct road leading CITY
~ 'ou' "d pi.icet by menbci Of Cougress south
enudehe to and from The seat OF government These CON
id.'a'iohs have induce, the subscriber pla,
ne ""' "cc"e" io the last i've private residence,
e S'e" NEON" cnienee OF the public and Ode for
mouse OF entertainments Great expense has been ia
erecting aIage, eommOdou and well hnised building aud all
necessary "uhoGses, presenting this time
ana a"er prospect O success than Is frequently offered To
o'e VINO are engaged IN this bne Of business. Attached the
e,'ahiShne"t Is small highland PLANTATION, having
ABOUT eighty acre OF cleared and of good quality. one
"0 has tue ahi' and inclination TO keep deceu espee-
iDe mouse, the most moderate would he ed on
tease OF three aud four years but where shall probably be
"sns no Her whatever will be accepted by the
e'Il - TIT Wa. \. CARRINGTOE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-08
BELL Ta VERV FOR S8T-E


ElE SUBSCRIBER, wishing To retire from pubic bp;ue.s
now offer Tor sale, his elegant establishment 10 the town
Liberty bediord county which, or the extent aud yaret Of
is auHanase Is eNceed by public house IN virginia, ami
eqaled by very Few In addition 10 IL bernc situated in tb
mdst OF poPulous and wealthy country " here ao,
So ana where all the conyenen ftcilite, uece-
70 ensure Tue most complete success any person DESTROYS
% en5se IN hi' business, can be procured the most mode
I've II commands at PrcseHta which the .ul.er
oer oeeYe' 10 he wholly unparalleled The buiIdnrs are
co'di2us, aud IA good state Of repair They consist ~
Two story brick dwelling house, 100 feet ia length H. apsrtnca
i'us comfortable and convenient; bIick kitchen viii
an tne neeesa rooms Tor Oking servants &c stable 125
iee length 70 Of which BRICK the balance Famed mi
"ty ne'' wan forage sufficiently capacsp t con
tt,n supplies Tor one year Attached TIL. anse of .is
10 'e't tong, neatly sheddcd corn-house e-ou.e and
,moNe h0e wen adapted "a The purposes or which they were
'ePeeVeiy ACKNOWLEDGING 10 which a back LOT orc
cres extremely fertile The subscriber will also ELI n ,t
purchaser requires Il, snail TRACT or LAM iu,m,a
e adjacent, which q IN high state Of Improvement pf
ton Of which j. well set in clover. f'i-
thc terms Of the sale will he accommodating only small
potion oi e purchase money viii be required in hand: i
''anet conveniently aranged, that The piIchas will be- abb
IT, meet hr payments by the profits arising from the hone, -
ioH'e servants furniture, stock hand, may slso b.. nod
O',Dh WI ne gwen hrma,, sooner, II required II
' cannot be effected by the 25h December next ,ls
oher the house Tor rent Tor term Of wears.
H"susi 4 E5---u WILLIAM TERRY