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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-07-08
LAND FOR SALE.

r5NHE subscriber offers for sale Land living in
N about miles of the City of Richmond, the main
road, ding the bridges.Aboui 20
ed and well adapct the culture coru wheat, rye
The balance about so is thckly covered with
wood The cleared land is inclosed COOL fences
nearly There two tenarnents the land, on
is log house with brick chimney and three
place., aud log Stable the other is a dwelling
house 50 by 10 feet, with four good brick chimney
I'd IN Ii is believed that the wood this land sold
At tnrpTce would bring money than the land
be bought for IL is certainly very convenient situation
for a family Wishing To reside Richmond Any person
wishing purchase may do very reasonable terms,
by applying Ia Mr. Collier Souhall residing
L" the subscriber in New Kent, where any proposition
by letter will be received and answered
II. GRAVES
July LIST. 81
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BY PLEASANTs Sc JONES.

The coNsrrrur'oNAL Wing is published urice a
'resk iuesatgs md Fridys) at fre dollars per ar,un
payable IN Gdrance.
~ P'so'o"stoo discolintat,ec If me paper an ar
Tearases must he P"id lind those may IRISH 10
disconnue 'cH NIFTY he Editors 10 hbat effect al least
scribed
" hor "f'eHts"g-ij cents square Cor iess) for he
rs! tiiSerftoa, dad 30 cents fr cotnuance.7He
number ~ Insertions Rtt be Oted the MS. Otherwise
"eg rttt be continued md 1hnrged dccord,gly
~ II tperiscmes iront ne country 10 be paid for IA,
ddna'ece assumed by responsible iadcidai in Hs
pldfe or -Bntchcsicr.
m letters 10 tie Editors ntSt be post paid or Mcy
mi receice niie7ttion.
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consequence Of the irregUlarity which pre-
vailed in the size Barrels Of Flour which have been
presented for Inspection, and the consequent difficulty
created in the proper mode of Inspections we'll the
actual detrimen the dour inform all ties concerned
that the law will heuceforh he rgdy enforced requiring
all barrels containing -four (submed for inspection)
be made Of seasoned materials Of the following dimensions
VIZ The slaves shall be twenty Inches in LENGTH and
the heads seventeen and half inches in dameter hall
barrels % inches in length, and the diameter Of the head
125 inches.
EDMUND WALLS,
june 1T. gnepqctor of flour
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-07-08

VIRGINIA.:
Al superior of cancery, holden in the
city Of Richmond the 21st day of March, 1928:
Archibald Peasants, Jr PIT
against
Benjamin Alosby, admir- SC. and Others, De0s.
and
william" and Alfred MITCHELL infants sc. Pis.
against
Archibald Peasants, Jr. and others, DIS.
This cause came this day he further together,
ny consen the papers formerly read report Of Com
missioner Baker, and of john Robinson, pursuant to tl
mHrocutory dectee of the Of June last aud
was argued by counse ON consideration Whereof Tie
court Confirming the report of sales by the said John
Robinson the aud the commission Of five per cent
on the excess Of tie last sale former; thar is
commission of oiyeigh dollars forty cents; and
chase money in his o,yn hands, application thereof
as stated in the report of Commissioner Baker, con
rmIDg that report, to which there exceptions he-
ing balance due the plaintiff in hc first suit, three
thousand aud dollars aud four in
terest thereon from The twenty fourth day December
1924, until .paidotl order that the defendants the
administrator, and heirs of the said William Mitchell
dec d do Ienler of all tie and persona
estate belonging tie said decedemt value thereof
the annual profits if any by whom and how al
piled togcth" WITH all 'cne, disturbances or debts sup
posed to charge the real part thereof
one oi the commissioners directed examine state ac
settle the SAID accounts, aud report the to the Court
with any matters specially stated deemed pertinent by him
self OF which may be required by the parties so sra
ted.
Copy. Testc,
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July Isl.
MONEY LOST.

4 PU into the Post Office this lace, rho 10Th of
May last. better directed ejan Drew Merchant,
Smhfeld, in which ucosed he first hall Note of
500 of Inc Hamk of Cape Fear, letter + dated the
January 1873; aud the last half Of Note of the
Bank OF Newbern No 1926, which letter has gotten
?" hand although the remaining halves Of the
which iacoseel To said Drew by Mail the i2tl duly
received.
liberal reward will be paid person who may
oie me or Benjamin Drew the lost halves the
corresponding halves of which may be application
20 JAS WINSTON
Richmond 9th June 1928
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-07-08

JIRGLNL3:
chanccy for tile Richmond district the day OF ,ne
1925:
Robert b. Gibson, PNr
against
Blake B. N"odson, Christopher B. Strong and Edward
Badford, Dens
The defendant Christopher 3. Strong having entered
his appearance and given security according ihe
assembly and the rules of this and appearing by
'isinctory evidence, that he is inhabitan
country 1t IS ordered that the said defendant do appear
mere ON the fist day oite next and the crig
nal and amended bills Of the plaintiff aud that copy of
Ihis order be forthwith inserted in newspaper pub
hshed IN the city of Richmond. for
and posted the front the capitol in the said city
10 copy Teste, I'm. ". HE.NJNIi. &C.
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July 1
J. III. & II. NASH.

II. NASH tenders his thanks his friends and the
~ public for their liberal patronage and respectfully
forms them that he has associated with himself Mr.. Thomas
NASH, of Norfolk and that the Booksellg Stationary aud
Fancy Business will in extensively conducted
oy them under the above firm. JOHN II. NASH,
June 1O--f THOMAS NASH
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+Lord Mansfield

t'During this whole session." (l755-61 saws Mr. C;l-
in his Memoirs, emf Pitt found occasion IN eve H.
bate To conound the ministerial orators Ills vebenop,
inyeetves were awful to Murray; terrible to Hume an
bei and no nalefactor under the stripes of the
e was ever more orn and helpless than Fox Appeared
udern the lash OF PITTS eloquence, shyewd and able In
self in sileuce' Gu "'''
Lord Ryts.
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Bank of Virginia,

JULY 4th, 1925.
VIE President and Directors have declared Dividend
"a Of three per the Capital Stock for the La half
year. payable on the 18th nst-Each the old stock
IS subject deduction of Dollar aud oarter for
the bunus the state.
July 1T
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-07-08

an account Of this speech given to the Reminiscent
oy Mr. wilkes That gentleman opposed the Delavals, Il
the election Tor Berwick mentioned by Lord Holland; and
the DclavaIs having from motive Of economy sent tIp
the London voters to Berwick by Mr. Wilkes induced
me captain OF the vessel by large BRIDE to land them in
norway For this Mr.. Wilkes threatened with pro-
sccutIon lie mentioned the Reminiscent that, when
MI PIT rose and began speak in the solemn aus
tere manner mentiouedm Lord Hollands letter thought
c thunder was to fall upon him; and he declared that he
never while be Westminster, felt greater terror,
when he was called up be chassed, than he did while
the uncertainty lasted; felt greater Jubilaon
was pardoned than when he found the bolt destined
for another head.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-07-08
RoRERT NoTT.
House Painter. GlaZier. sc

EsPEcrFULLy informs his friends and the public gene
& rally, that he continues his business of HOUSE
PAINTING, GLAZING. &c. at the well known stand,
Of Harris's building and Immediately under the
Office Of the Constitutional Wing. He has on hand
general Of the best materials from New York,
which will enable him to any commands entrusted
20 him satisfactorily, the reasonable terms he
sends attending particular part Of the work
personally, and will employ but the best workmen.
~ 2. Ceilings Whitened, and Walls Stained in dis
.omper colours
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Farmers Bank of Virginia.

VIE President and Directors have declared Dividend
= OF two and three quarters per the last six
monhs which will be paid the Stockholders on the Ijth
instant. WM NEKERyJS f,h,et;.
July d--6t
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ORDERS for Printing JOBS Of every description, re-
~ ceyed at the Office Of the CoNsrITUTIoHAL WH1G
and correctly executed, with the utmost dispatch in the
uestest manner, and moderate terms.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-07-08
THIRD EDITION.

EUST published and TOR solo by I II. g. T.. NASH, the
81 third edition of G.4R.NETYnS LECTUEES on
FEMALE EDUCH1IOJN comprising the FIRST and Sc
series of deive,e Mrs. Garnes pupils at
Elmwood, Essex county Virginia 10 which added tile
tSossp's Manual
JFhis edition embraces four Lectures which have not
published in any previous edition. which the pub
assured viii be the last from tie pen Mr..
Dn the subiect--Frce only 81.
June IO-tf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-07-08
FOE LONDON.

LIN The good Corpcrea Ship PoCAHoNTAs,
,-sS$-y-yS> Capt. BANcRoFT burtheu about 375 hhds
EEASIlSe daily expected at City Point, load for the
above port 20 the address Of Nessrs. Cow an
aud Marx For freight apply
JOSEPH MARX s SON.
July at
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TAKEN.

TAKEN.
BY the Subscriber, on the 18th of this month, from
- Charles Carver's boat (leadman Wilson Fch)
box of Tobacco about $50 lbs.
On the 22d, from Samuel Hardings boat (Iieadnau Pa
trick one erce of Tobacco with about $50 lbs in it. The
above viii be disposed of as the law directs.
ISHAM RANDOLPH,
Lock keeper & bnspectorof Boats, WesDqnr
June 90
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II. BAKER, NJ. c.

H. The creditors Of VIM Mitchell, Decd are requested
to make known their claims TO the subscriber before
the 18th Of July the day 10y the commissioner for
settling the accounts.
BENZ. MOSBY.
Jppe t7-vvSv
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cts aud Shares may be had al the
aIitagcr'8 0mee

Packages of eleven tickets, embracing the 80 Nos
OF the Lottery, winch must of necessity draw at least
So so, nett, with many chances for Capitals or
Shares of packages, may he lad at the same rate
Prizes in the Lotteries of y ew York New-Jereey.
Pennsylyana, Delaware Mary land, Virginia NORTH,
Carolina and Washington City, will be rccciy ed in pay
meut.
Orders enclosing the cash prizes as above free of
POSTAGE Tor tickets shares, will receive pr,tnt al
tenion, if addressed TO
y. M'INTYRE Richmond, IN.
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nm. II. HENTNG, c. {
COMMISSIONERS orr1cE,

Rjchmoad, 1911 .Hay, 1925.
The parties interested will please take have
appointed the 28th day Of July ac-
directed in the foregoing order Of court on which
day, O'Clock, A. M. they required al my
Office in this city, with their vouchers sc. ready
for examination aud settlement.
IT. BAKER, M. c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-07-08

North Britain, No. xxi.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-07-08
Notice to Millers and Coopers

Jnne f7--w3w
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-09-17

dam !" ooh! my dear doctor, l can't
have pipes here; you'll spoil my place;
my curtains will smell of tobacco for
week" mot smoke - exclaimed the
astonshed and offended Grecian: why
madam, have smoked in better houses"
s" Perhaps so, sir" replied the lady with
dignity; and she added with hrmness,
81 shall be most happy, doctor, to show
you the rites of hospitality; but you can
not be allowed to smoke" "Then,"
said DR.. Parr, looking at her ample per-
son, "then, madam, l must say ma
dam,-" "Sir, sir, are you going to be
rude - 81 must say, madam he con-
tinued, "that you are the greatest tobacco
Stohhea in all England.'
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-09-17
cumstances-cut off bis head to extrlcate

cunstances-cut off bis head to extrlcate
it from the mug.
The fright having subsidized, the whole
mystery was developed, and worthy ia
mi!y delivered from their fears Of hob
goblins, spooks and apparitions. 1t was
found that branch of .he oak had dis
placed a lapboard, and made hole thro'
which the cat, a wild prowler OF the
woods, had for long time found its way
into the house. On that night he enter
ed in the usual manner, and finding 1t all
still, descended to the kite hen. The mug
had been left in the manner stated, and
with considerable difficulty he introduced
his head and began bis feast. At that mo-
ment the force ofthe wind drove the large
brass kettle from its mornings, rolled 1t
the whole length of the shed, and brought
it up with violence against the kitchen
door. Frightened in his turn, Grimalkin
attem pied to extricate his head, but 1t
was impossible, aud in the struggle, he
came to the floor, where the mug was
still lessened in its dimensions by falling
on the edge of chair. Half sufocated
in the milk, be endeavored to make his
retreat, but was unable, and as fortune
would have it, found his way, humping
the pewter mug upon the floor at every
step, to the apartment occupied by Mrs.
Mosely and her daughter.
To conclude the whole, the oak limb
was dismembered-the clapboard replac-
cd-and ghosts and apparitions forever
banjshed the neighborhood.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-09-17
DIR. PARR.

Every anecdote, however trlhlng, re-
speeding this giant in literature, must be
interesting. 1t is well known that the
learned Grecian smokes tobacco, and that
every day, whether at home or abroad,
he INDUCES in this his fayorite weed.
When DR.. p. had the honor of dining at
CarIton-P Place, bis Majesty vas so condo
scending as to give him a smoking room,
and the company Of Col --, in order
that he might suffer no inconvenience
" ! don't like to be smoked myself, doc
tor,'' said the royal wit, "but am anx-
ious that your pipe should not be put
cut" One day DR.. Parr was to dine at
the house of Mr.. -, who informed his
lady of the circumstance, and OF the doc
tors passion for a pipe. The lady was
much mortified and inhamed by this in
timation, and with some warmth she
said, ~ tell you what Mr.. -, don't
care a fig for DR.. P.'s Greek; he shan't
smoke here" "My DEAR replied the
husband, =" he must smoke; he is allowed
TO do so every where" "Excuse me,
Mr.. -, he shall not smoke here; leave
it to me, my dear, I'll manage it." The
doctor came; splendid dinner ensued;
the Grecian was very brilliant. After
dinner the doctor called for "pipes. p
"PiDes - screamed the lady, "pipes, for
what purpose 20 "HVhy, to smoke ma
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-09-17
SELECTED FOR THE GARLAND.
TO

"Some day perhaps MouH 1pake'a
From pleasures Dream"
Would that the day were near,
And thou vert taught to know
The worth of every plying tear
That now for thee must flows
But thou must feel-too soon, fear,
The loss of all to friendship dear.
We 1ove but for day
That day is changing still;
If death steal not our hopes away,
Some baneful canker will ;
Tho friends seem true, we know them not,
The pledge they give is soon forgot.
Farewell-for we must part
Our friendship nozv is Ger;
Yet oft pang will rend my heart,
That we shall meet no more -
My souls last prayer for thee is given,
That thou wilt seek guide in heaven.
UVANIA.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-09-17
POE aas Rs Il 8
FOR THE GARLAND.
ADDRESSED TO -

If thou art to be won by eyes,
All darkly bright like polar skies;
By lips that glow with mornings red,
And cheeks, the roses bushes spread;
By locks in rich luxuriance tost
Ger brows no care hath ever cross'd;
Then thou art hers, and | am lost
IF gayest youth thy heart may lAre;
If thought triumphant proud secure;
Exulting vanity, which ne'er
Knew the soft sigh, fond blush, sad tear;
If beauty by itself engrossed,
The conquest of thyself may boast,
Then art thou tiers, and l am lost
But if unboastful eyes that shine
Never but when rejecting thine
If cheeks that glow and lips that smile
Only when thou art by the while,
If truest heart IN humblest breast
May win thy 6osom's noble guest,
Then art thou mine, and am blest.
UVANIA
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-09-17

The cloud that steals across the moon
Scarce brightens ere its hues are gone;
The mist that shrouds the lake as soon
Must vanish, when the night hath flown.
The dove hath cleft the pure blue sky,
No traces of his wing are there;
The light hath dwelt in beauty's eye;
1t was but now--and now is-where
The winds Of night have crossed the flower
Hath morning found its gay leaf dim
The bird hath sung by lady's bower;
To-morrow-will she sing Of him
Thus lady have crossed thy path,
Like bird, or mist, or leaf or cloud
Ny name like remembrance hath
Deep shall its sleep be in my shroud
But still the cloud may not forget
The moons serene, but feeting light
The bird, the leaf, remember yet,
All that hath made their pathway bright.
And though cold neglect be mine,
My name to deep oblivion given,
WILL while Oh earth, remember thine,
And breathe it to my Tyre in heaven.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-09-17

The following lines taken from a letter writ
ten by the senior editor of the NewYork Statesman:
con Saturday evening, as was mentioned in my
first letter, it is customary at to drink "sweet-
hearts and wives" One Of our passengers, in an idle
moment, attempted to poetiSe the toast, and wrote
the following stanzas, to be said or sung on the &C
casOn:
Come, send round the CAM though the last ofour
lives,
Be this night, we will drink 10 our &C sweethearts
and wives"
And pledge them the warmer, and dream Of them
more,
The fartherwe rove from our dear native shore.
Good angels protect them, wherever they are,
And peace be their portion while we are affair."
May their spirits pursue as the pillows we stem,
And be thinking ofus, while we're drinking to them
As trembles the Needle, and points to the pole,
Let each still be true to the girl Of his soul:
And whatever attractions may lead us to roam,
May the Magnet of feeling be ever at home.
From the full flowing goblet as each of us sips,
Let him think how much sweeter's the nectar of
lips;
Then send round the can! though the last of our
lives,
Be this night, we will drink to our "sweethearts
and wives"
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-09-17
LINES 10 A LADY.

BY N. P. WILLIS.
The leaf floats by upon the stream,
UNDECIDED in its silent path
The vision of shadowy dream,
A similar remembrance hath.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-09-17
FOR THE GARLAND.
AN ACROSTIC TO A LADY IN c.

FOR THE GARLAND.
AN ACROSTIC TO A LADY IN GIN.
Handsome yet unaffected gay, yet wise;
Open, yet prudent; lively, yet serene;
Looks that enchant, with love-inspirng eyes;
Modest in manners elegant in men;
Each grace adornng eager to improve;-
Such is the portrait of the maid love. F. K.
"'Tis good to mark the sombre hues that fall
On the light clouds that pillow up the west,
When twilig fades-and leaves them like the pail,
Or the last smile of love grief imprest;
And when the sun sinks smilingly away,
Like Virtue beckoning from the gate of Heaven,
1t prompts men onwards to those realms of day,
Whose vision to the eye of faith is given
AS the rapt spirit gazes the fading hues of even.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-26
May II.
L.RIn E0R NaIE

NoR sale, tract OF land in Abenarle county, heretofore
my residence, consisting OF $500 about 1000 OF winch
are OF the best mountain quality and LOO lying below ia.
mountain, and extending H. generally oil good aual,,
aud remarkably well limhcred and wse,ed The lies
the south side ct the Ranna branch of James River
gable for Bsteaux Milton which is within three and half
miles Ii Is live miles from Charlottesville, aud
University vi ITS advantageous situation for health and
remark need he The
improvements ON it, commolioc dwelling house. buildings
Tor servants and other domestic puPp, good Stables
barns, with Ihresiins machines and mill good
houses io managers aud aboe well posted Tor each
and ell N good repair The tract may be divided advanag
~ Into part, will he The pay
|ient Of The purchase made by ialnents with
very liberal Credit TO he agreed the OF The
inr and the stock OF every Kind may he sold the
have also for sale another tract of rather than
he II .tnn,
side, shen good quality,
waered aud has valuable 0t lime tcne pa' through It,
This iivided into farms, each having DIV eng
house. commodous Tor small family with
buding. Credit will he given for this tract an like
The other Persons inclined purchase, will address them
selves diieetiyto JAMES MONROE.
Oak HILL Loudoun county, Va. April ~. Ii5-tf
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NOTICE.

10y virtue aud in pursuance deed Of trust bearing date
tJhe 18th April 1873, and admitted record IN Powhaan
county CLERKS Office, August; 18TH 1925 executed 10 Aaron
Cardoza, by William Hehefion dec ~ the payment
ot dtht ia tive said deed mentioned, the said trustee bcng
requested by the creditor, w the 9th day Of this
pfesentJuy, (S25 II fair IL not the fair day tneeaf-
ter, at the 81 Land eniione Pow
haan Courthouse proceed sell public aucOu tr ready
money all that tract parcel Of land lying AMI being IN The
county OF POwhaan IN the State Of Virginia, containing 10
and one fourth acres be the ess, and bvund.
by the lands Of GWey Scrugg Thomas Scott the Poohouse
tract William s. Dance, and the Fighting Greek tract, beng
the or parcelof and which was pmesed by SAID
William Hetheron from William Randolph: Also, two
Slaves named Phil and Henry and will completion II
the SALE convey the purchaser purchasers such te aud
sad trustee.
July 10 1925. to-tds
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YnL,l1bIc IIohncco Ln,,d a. -

obedience to the wt Of George Bsyne dec. late o The
u county Of Bedford, shall the 9th day Of September
next on the plantation which the said Bayue died. se at
public auction, to the highest bidder, credit Of one, two
and three years. two tracts parcels OF Land, lying ~ said
county, one containing about 4eJ acres, situated about @
u the North Of Liberty the public road and having
an excellent mill seat on Little Ouefhs tract has proper
ton Of hne tobacco land yet clesr aud well adapted 10
clover aud gram The other lying said county
re! above Liberty, continuing about ZIG This tract
81 believed holds many inducements o~pIsntefs
any tract Of IT, SIZE where she county Persons wish
ng to examine these lands will be the first by WIN
hswkn' living adjoining it, aud the last by Thomas Diher
siding omit, either OF them by the .Gbscbcr residing n
hibery The purchasers will be required give bonds
good security aud deed Of the land 20 h'
purohase money WI. u PORTER.
yuly Y. Bids Of (sso
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JO'i.N IA (Cth'sf
Trustees for W. IL. Cabell and his creditors.
NOTICE.

execution Of the powers the subscriber trustee
ny two deeds, executed by Liiebeuy VadeJ The
3Oh day OF November 1919 and the other deed Of assign
mtnt executed by the said Leberry Walden aud Thomas
vshen on the 4h day Of July 1922 land botn recorded in
the clerks Office % the cOuf Of Sheser6eid will be
sold 10 the hghe bidder for cash. courthouse the said
Sount on "Wednesday the 10th day Of August next, bebg
me lhid day OF the qua eriy term Of the court Of the said
eouniy an Undivided moey Of that valuable Of land
wherein Mrs Sarah Faden resides. lying about five miles
south Of The courthouse, uppo;ed to contain 49, subject
70 the estate Of the said Sarah ueitn, for her life widow
hood. SAMUEL TAYLOR, Trustee.
IItlr