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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-11-03
Course Of Exchange,

Corroctrd retfp. fr the j1rsipnol nj .49ens
LoHerg 4 E1rbapg Q0ice L0nehbprg.
pr. It It's. pr. CT disc
Notes of Ma-,a- NorIA Carrduu
ehu>ett, banks p ! St,te Bank and
Maine banks y - hranchp 3
Connecticut 40. % n ) Bank OF Newhern
New York City and branches 3
hauks a2.Cape Fear hduk p
Country do. las Geargia.
Banks in Phila- Satc Rink 81 d
d-ipha Ia2.Prt Of Dariea Is Is
Other banks in Planters and Me-
Pennsylvania Ia } chnnlc'- h1rk % q
Delaware banks D n , &ugu-ta Bridge
Bank uthe Dis. Company M saic.
OF Columbia 2a25iDouhloons $40 =
Prize IF Stoctr--r. :. Bank SlIG-Rank
ofV'rsiaia (old) 2lot- Ditto new 500 90
Farmers Knnk Sl02 mo
Al HauisriHe. .7IabdnH.
Sarcie, : 10 5 per cent advance
l 5. notes aud checks 4 to do
Virginia los do.
North Carolina par.
n .ErshrHs, Tonesste
L. s, Bank notes 4 to : per cent. advance
Sop.ie 4to5 do.
virginia 4to5 do.
Nortn Carolina / do.
n LopisrdFe, Kentucky
U. s paper par.
Specie for Common
wealth paper DO 10 so per CT. advance
y,r.inia 10 discount.
North Carolina tos do.
H. p -
MARRIED. on Thursday the 18Th nit.
by thr Rev. Robert Hurt, Mr.. GERARD
BANKS, IT.. If iIaIifax.io Miss SARAH
VI, daughter of Air. Thomas Smith OF
Piusyhania.
-. on thu 27lh ult. by the Rev.
Thnn,. Burg. Nr. THOMAS HIGGS TO
the amlabI aud much admired Miss MAR
TIA. ANN WHEREBY, daughter of
HrnrH WhcrleY, all nf buckingham.
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.,3V, 600 1zXoEE@1 2G1zE.
Ac,ooS TICKETS.

900 TICKETS.
hdvrnlure,s should no longer delay, but
secure II chance beo,e ii Is too Inle pr,ce
only s..
Al ALIENS office have been more przcs
sold aud paid than al any oth.r uhce IN lie
United STATES All piixes will be rnid at
sight, II obtained at them.
Adventures should cul nj the Lottery and
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y. Il NJ. All.EE s co.

Lynhhburg--w here MI information will be Il
ven with pleasure. The dra"ing will br r..
ceived by ldem, aud All Numbers -xamined
traits, and II obihnrd Of either al their Offices,
the cash viii be paid AT sight for MI prizes.
Baltimore, Nov
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5N NOI.l.ANS Reward j..


RUNAWAY rom The subscriber hiring
i a IN Bsdjorr gOuutg, on hf Goth inst. fao
N,groeS u the IoiiOytng desrnpt'on, ris.
1EAM1SX,
GL0m % years ~ aRc, nb0m 2 t,n 10 or ! | IN
chs high, aom mni6, totetabiy daIk pieo-
tim, mdH rcry smut beard, his eyes raihfr ~
ciiutd IN b. rfd, n had IN mh,u ht ieH nlo,
pau ofnsgro roifoy pouiaioonsob om hnf rom,
tOW i,HqeU hfri--rotried Wih HIM n bine trout
c'rh coai. neqiry mr. Min g,H buttons, n nem
I'r hai E'th my name !" Il, made dy H4D n
.55dem.
WASyrZVa-oN,
nboW Is or III grncs nil, rtry stom mnde, md
rrmortnbly biact, his eges aiso red, clothing,
Iou iWnen shirt aDd poDiaiosas maritg 1.or1t.
/ nil gite 6e nbore rew0ra, tor hc nrgro man
ETA.HM'-, Jiaten om II his ronnfy. and
5tcarrd 81 Tint pef HIM, or $40 u 0prth,ndtd
in He c1uHi4 i mare rsdsous 10 SUSPECT Hurry
has pfornted }rte papers, and mil ,ndentor 10
maize 10 The Ohio, L'f haee no certain mJOrma-
linn phat roy he n.Gy shape hiscour~.
JOHS RYAN.
Nor. 3. TtS2l
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-11-03

CONTINUE the above business in nj,
~ lis branches, AT their Old stand, No rs,
Chesnn, street. opposite the post4Ot'iee, Phi
iadelphia. where they solicit The patronage of
taeir friends, aud that Of tha southern and
western merchants genetlllv. They keep eon-
stanilY on hand, an extensive assortment OF
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O. Applications for purehn" III private
snIc may be- made 10 Wm. Kinney, jun Etq
stanton, or 10 hr Thomas May, Idehmoud,
Va. Nov. 3. lstlI24
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which they pledge themselves 10 sell as low
as hooks of the same quality can be purcha-
sed in the United States"
Sept. %. wSwl3
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-04-29
From the National Journal.
THE FLYING DUTCHMAN.
"By skeleton shapes her sails are furl'd,
"And the hand that steers is not of this world

1t was Saturday night-Thc ship was hang
ing on the breeze, with broad and steady sail and
while the passengers we're enjoying the freshness OF
the air on the quarter deck, the crew RECALLING
themselves with the extra allowance of grog which
The hebdomadal custom OF the sea afforded them. 1t
was the sailors saturnalia.
know you have often dwet with delight on the
descriptions which poets have given Of the beauties
OF tropc night-Nay, as you are poet yourself,
Ned ann not sure but you may have attempted to
furnish stanza or two the subject yourself, tho
you were never more than two degrees north or
south Of Washington in your life. How consequen.
tai these travellers are? you will say.-Wel, well
as am poet, shall not add another description
to the ten thousands which have already been given
out simply affirm that this particular night might
have served for the model of the best of them.
as the crew was large for merchantmen, they
formed more than one group, each OF them appear
Ing to have its tasourte songster or story teller But
Observing at length that the whole company were
gradually closing round an old Triton, who was the
very counterpart of the famous Long Tom, OF the
schooner Ariel my curiosity induced me to edge TO.
wards the circle, in order to hear something of a
DISCOURSE which seemed thus powerfully to attract
auch rude listeners.
Before proceed with my story, let me mention
That among the steerage passengers was man
whose appearance had excited great attention, and
VINO Was the object oil much speculation particular
y 10 your humble servant. You know, once
thought myself deep read in the mysteries of Lava
Ter, and could undertake at glance, to distinguish
the difference between fretfulness uneasincss o.
mind, troube, sorrow great grief, and so on but o.
aeepsettled, concentrated despair, had no idea
Until saw this unfortunate being. 1t was absolute
y trighitul and for long time | could not pas:
him without shuddering-But becoming more &C
customed 10 his appearance, my feelingss Of horror
save place to those of pity, and often felt disposed
% attempt 10 draw from him the of that ago
ny which had thus prematurey wrnkied his fore
mead, (lor he did not appear to be more than As,
sunk his eye, and which evidently swiftly drying
up the springs Of life. But was ever restrained
oy the conviction that his was sorrow for which
alas, had no balm. There could be nothing to olfe
hm this side o! the grave.
Ibis man was now leaning against the mast, ane
asthe yellow moon light play'd on his pale and bag
gard features. could not bu, fancy, as by fits hi
PROV Was more violently contracted, or deeper
aush oyersprtad his lace, that could the snakes
~ ms bosom, striking their faugs with envenom't
Jury TO his heart-his attention was evidently ab
sHac'ed from the scene, though lie was within hear
hs Of the speakers.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-04-29
DRUGS and MEDICINES,
JVHOLESlLE IND RETAIL.

by NJ. JOHNSON, who respectfully informs her friends
ID and customers generally that she has removed to
No &c. Market street, next door her former stand
where she continues keep supply Of genuine
drugs and medicines, which she will dispose Of on the
most reasonable terms
Wilmington, April 22d 40-18t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-04-29
BANK STOCK, sc.

Two be sold at public sale Saturday next the 30th inst
at Mr. Jeiiries' Inn the bank of Wilmington &
l,andywine al O'Clock p. NJ
10 Shares Wilmington & Brandywine Bank Stock,
10 do Wilmington Fire Insurance Company,
One half of the Sloop Rachel & Elizabeth,
The nuexprcd term Of about acres of upland meadow
s'jonlng the Black Horse tavern,
A lot Of hay. at the farm of MIR. Turnbul,
belonging to the estate of John Pog,e, deceased.
JOSEPH POGUE,
THOMAS BEESON.
Wilmington, 26th April, 1925. 4l-2t EX'rs
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-04-29
WILMINGTON FRIDAY % APRIL. 1895.
CONDITIONS OF THE WATCHMAN.

To those who send call the office and pay, during
be months of January July, six months advance, the
nrice will be four dollars year; TO all who do not, the
r;ce will be five dollars. Ifa subscriber wishes to de-
Cline he notify the editor of his intention before the
first Of June December, and pay all arrearages.
compliance with these conditions to be considered new
engagement for six months and paper will be discon-
ned without fulment of them except at the option of
the editor.
ANY person who will procure subscribers, and pay
fr them agreeable to the above conditions, shall be en-
titled to the Wachman long they complied with
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
Advertisements not exceeding twelve lines for term
less than three months; four times for dollar and wen-
~ cents for every subsequent insertions longer ones pro-
portion Advertisers requested to specify in writing
how long their advertisements to be inserted or they
WILDE continued till forbid Letters to the Editor, to in.
sure attention must be post paid.
advertising bysheyear.
To Subscribers. To Non-Subscribers.
year 10, w lyear ID 90
6months 8, 50 6months 9, 81
3do AIS 3do. S. 90
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-04-29
JOB PERMITTING
DONE AT THE
W4AsES9zHIgAEllgsAAAM OFF, EGgIEfSs
Medical Society of Delaware.

TNHE members of the Medical Society are respectfully
informed that the annual stated meeting of the society
will be held at Wilmington, the second Tuesday ooh
instantly Of May next. general and punctual attendance,
especially of the members of the Board of Examiners is
particularly requested. j. F. VAUGHAN, NJ. ID
April Is. 38-6t Secretary
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-04-29
Supposed to have been written in 1878.

Labor Lost.-A learned man of Naples. Mario.
lrelli occupied himself for two years in writing an
enormous memoir, in order to prove that the
clients were unacquainted with the OF glass for
windows and fifteen days alter the pube alton of
his foio house discovered in Pomppii, all The
windows OF which were paned with glass.
lawyer, in cross examining witness, asked
him, among other questions, whe'e he was, OH
particular day TO which he replied, =" In company
with two friends" Friends ~ exclaimed The Law.
yer. "two thieves, suppose you mean" ..They
may be So" replied the witness, " for they both
lawyers"
Blessings Of Royalty The expenses attending
the coronation of George the Fourth, were upwards
OF one million and Jtity-eight thousand dollars.
The Franklin Bank OF Baltimore has declared
dividend of three and halt per cent. Tor the
last six months.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-29
FOR THE ENQUIRER
To VIRGINIA.

TIai, lovely Vestal, heaven deseended maid
Had, beauteous NymPh in mn,les'y arravd
Hail. charming Lass, with sandy coloGrd HAIR
Aud every virtue that adoris the fair;
HAIL Saire Is ornament Hail pride ci love
With ali the pmily that dwell, above
Eairer, than the wrcaths Of driitcd snow,
Whca ,vcr them the Northern brcrze> blow;
ssweetsr thtn the spic, -piniuntd gales,
'ria, gently whisper through Arabian dales
o. frs grant ncerse OF the Persian hc,ds
Or ec'iruus sweets that fablei Ny ha Yields;
The caiN an,hr, the Herman dew,
AIS sweet virginia, cannot rival you:
MIL, n. the Evening clad in sober gray.
When Sol retiring sink. reelu,e iromday:
Brighter dian Auruia's rliuerins car,
Riding majestic on the iauhent AR;
More modest, than The dropping lily, pale,
That blows and withers an tue lonely vale:
As blooming a the dew-bcsprnkled rose,
When ON the face OF morn !, richly sows:
Hut why indulge, companions So slight
WHY is effulg.nt day compar'd to nisht'
To sing the praises which TO YOU are due,
Pieria's inspirations could not do;
Your worth and merit none hut Gods can give,
Aud such alone ia can only l''e
Pactolean trea.ures never could acquire,
Nor the Gtaccs' mystic arts in'pnc,
So meek gentle, aud so mid nrien,
A, j. in Ill thy acts aud gestures seen;
The limpid brock that flows from li-hcon,
Or the glstenins dew drop Ola the thorn,
IN all their f,n,ed and bossted purity,
Was never, sweet Virginia pure n thee.
Come, sweet Virginia. with aspect serene,
Come, and illuminate the gloomy scene
Which opens INV mind with darkest hue,
And which mnralcan di-pcl hut you;
Come, lovely Vesial come, enchanting lay,
~, come, aud charm the heavy e lief away,
Which hroo,ls with direful aspect DER my soul,
Aud which other mortal can controul
Come, gentle Nymph, and charity inpfr,
o, come. and dtiye the vnitwe from my heart;
Or shall in Frome thr an anguish pine,
And shrink beneath such wi,h'ring hown' a. th''e!
Come, heautoou maid come gentle queen OF doves,
Come, with in amaranihint groves,
Where gloomy Nature To thy presence yields
Aud w-lrst the aspect of Elysian fields:
Come, peerless peer; come. darling If the world;
Gene with the flag of peace and love unfurld;
Let JOY and bliss from melancholy spring,
And 10 rrans through the welk'n ring.
Sta July, 1928 oCCIDENTfuS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-29
WHITE-RaLL FOR S.4LE

ENHE subscriber tesignins % a Couo, Co-.ntyy
As soon "a he CT e h uorshp of his fathers
VIII se his hite lall estate, containing hundred acres
rather more than half of wh' composed of Matoponi fat
ad low grounds OF quality inferior body the
river. considerable prop Ition OF the hills have been
proved by maturing Thi,eae lies the Sage-rosd
from Fredericksburg o Richmond, aud Is miles
derickshurg aud miles from public landing the Rappa-
hammock The quality OF the soil commodou,nes Of improve
men as to dwelling house, barns stable, aud all
out houesthe beauty and heshnrss of the situation and
asreeaheness Of neighbour hood renders WHITEHALL the
Estimation Of all who know the seats
on the Ma,oPon river, from which the situated on
commanding eminence mile and half d tan
bank.
Persons desou. of purchasing call on the sub
scribe at hte Hail. who will shew the premises
proposals Tor private sale Of September next
when they will II nutsold privately be offered publicly Vii
half and II months for the balance Of the purchase money
he secured by If land and negotiable noe
with approved indor,ers JOHN b. WOODFOND
Vhite-Ifgik. Grolime Corntv July 90 % r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-29
VoIua6Te Real Estate for sale

{NHE Tract Of upon which the subscriber resides, in
n the county Of Meckenbug upon Roanoke river ten mile,
South East OF the Courthouse, containing twelve hundred and
i four Of which twohundred and acres by an
survey are river low ground in adion 10 which
there Of detached pieces Of a land upon
me different water courses passing through it, About eight
hundre add fifty Of the high land Standing woods
all Of viii will produce tobaoco but 600 acres arc
productive tobacco, cotton wheat land. The plantation
high land and low ground GOOD p ~
which is fitted for the tohacLo or cotton and ali for
any other crop usually cultivated in Virginia. Every kind of
medallion Of family, the securing Of large crop of every
description, upon this estate II that an estate
brought into market that i valuable desirable. Posses
may lie had the 18th day Of December next with the
TO seed whsa this fall in due times fourth Of the purchase
money will he required when possession given the balance
10 e divided INTO three equal annual Payments from that
satisfactory security wilbe required.
Que other in county Of Meckenburg within one
mile Of the Courthouse al which place there village
affords good neigbbourhOod market; this two
hundred and twenty two small plantation recently
by The about hundred twenty acres Of
h's land land these will be ;hewn by
tie subsci her aud in his absence by who will al
ways he in place for that purpose.
third Tract Of tobacco land lying the county Of Henry
containing three hundred and eighty acres upon
Creek, upon which there small plantation we'll enclosed
aud some log houses This tract Of land will he sen by aIr
Wait, the living upon Possession oftesc two tract
Of land he had the 2J day Of December f the
two last tracts Of land third The purchase money will re-
CURED when possession giyen the balance two equal
annual payment,, for which security will he required
rs agent Of MI Stth d. Spfagins Of Alabama, will sell
tract Of FIVE hundred Of and lying IN the county Net
toway, and in that part Of the county called the Fork Of Not
oay, half Of this wood land Of good quality upon
there was formerly very probable NH which although at
this time Is entirely out Of repair could be rebuilt very
uncomfortable expense. The title 10 part Of this tact of
land sll in the usofbe hut deed wall be executed ~
him 70 the pnrchascr for the other part the de e. wb made
by Mr. Spagns and his wife Land in Alshams Kentucky
Tennessee Slaves OF price would be taken in es
change FOR hi' tract Of land or would be sold upon
modelling terms as 10 time Of payment.
Thirty Shares Of Roanake Navigation Stock, upon which all
the regulations which have been made paid he had
The Offering this property for sale will not interfere with .
professional engagements Of the sub'er'ber they will he faith
July iuhlied. q. GREEN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-29

sNIiE subscriber has Just received another supply
L. DRUGS & MEDICINES, from New Yoik per ,chi
Exit, which he offers or sale at his Drug and apoiecay store
Main directly opposite the Eagle Hotel The following
are a few articles Of his general assortment, viz:
Superior red, pale and yellow bark
Jaap
peea powdered only from the resnvu' part Of the
Calcined Magne.a
Lump do
Henr,' .pa,entd do
Stew do
Castor oil of superior quality
Crnion do warranted not aduterated
Extract al Eiaterum
Suiphat of Quinine (Frencbl
Bermuda arrow root, very superior
Tapioca, Sage
Ao,s real Socc
ONyde ofBsmluth
Saffron (English)
Olive Oil
SyIuPof Poppes
Spice syrup Of rhubarb
Syrup Of Cucena, Sc.
Patent Medicines the most approved, vi.
Swaim's Panacrs
Anti Dyspeptic Elixir
British oil, Harlem do
Batemans drops
Lees ~ L. and w. pills, &c. &c.
IN addition TO the above he has received supply Paints
oi Va nses and Glass which renders his assortment com
PR PaTed,o execute any order he liberal
and accommodating terms.
Also, supply afIiufs approved patent Trusse.
Orders from TIM county will be executed with care and
dispatch. ~ ~ ~
Phyicians prescriptions put up with and accuracy
roo ANSON BROOKS.
1my q. 22-w5w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-29
Look al this ns non nnee

VIE subscribe offers for sale, the well known and de.rabI
rae, ." Land, on which hc resides, living on Elk
k, ~ bedford county Virginia Containing hundred
eShy three acres There sueiency open land TO wok
1--WE sN hand to advantage The wood land well mbereR
ana wen adapted TO the culture of tobacco There Is on tb
premises eommodlous and comfor able Dwelling House with
M anh hye fire places, and dher aIs
an apple orchard OF excellent fruit This tract of land lie h;
wealthy healthy and respectable ncghbouhood fife miles
o" Lyhohbrg eleven miles from Bedford courthouse snE
i've es rom New-London Any person whing to purchase
Tue above tract OF Land know be terms OF by applying
CHARLES CALLAHAN Jr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-29
.ME4DOWHILL FOR S.9LE

FsiIlS and lies in Cardiac County edately the
Sage-road leading from Fredericksburg Richmond, Is
the first place aud eight the kappabsnnock
joining the Vleboo rrae, L'nd aud contains FIVE huudre
ana odd The Improvements consist Of large wo-,toy
dwelling house barn and otter ouhouses Their about
Of low ground, attached this tract land
the tate about IS of which beng pacu-
larry adapted To the growth Of grass The dwelling
house situated overlooking good deal
Farm, and commands a view Of of the flat land. ANY
gentleman who wishes reside healthy and agreeable
nsighbourhood will do well call view the premises as
IA resolvedt to sell and mos {, the West
JOHN T. DILLARD, A,fm'r
Of Thomas Diiiard, dec NTH the WW anntrtd.
July o.. 91w1v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-29
To Mrs. .Ann c. Claiborne :

NpERS STANDING not inhah tant OF Virginia,
~ tak the mode escrbed by law, for notifying YOU tina,
ha the 2d Thursday August, the only kept
Ncwken courthouse Virginia, between the hours of ten
the fore and six the afternoon, proceed take the dcPo
de bene of COL Wan. Macon AMI Others and
from day a, till completed and Brooks Tavern,
Name hester, the following Saturday, between the hours
of that day. the depo.on hene of Thomas Hood,
Others he read in evidence de bene trL OF the
issue depending the Superior OF law for the
OF Henrico deote by the Superior Court of Chancery tn,
RIcmond District, in the u,i therein depending, in the
Of VIM Dangeed's representatives aud others, plaintiff
yourself anI others defendants. Yours, &c.
WILLIAM J. DICKINSON, admir- de bonis non,
with the wall annexed of VIM. Dlngerfed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-29
.NOTTTE

Shhl ana comfortable reAence with co or 10 acres os
name N'chsdl IL offered Tor sale. IL is situated about three
p'e rom hamPoe" Sidney College. two-sory dwelling
~ ana ui,anle ont-ionse. and EenieDt :orehouse
constitute the buildings all Of which are having oplv bs
erected about two years The neghbouhood on the sco. OF
'y ana us eontisny TO he College, render this moss
aersoe SITUATIONS particularly for gentleman wishing 10 have
ms son" educated at College under his immediate dr eeo
proportion OF meadow land in good order
ahod'd on th little tract Persons wishing purchase may
nno inc terms by application To Mr.. Ilenry Tlea or pr
"ohaId r. farror, living near the premises
Prince Edward, July s. I7-vpw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-29
July IS.
a Teacher UVanfino.

EANTlNG at the Rappahannock Academy for the enr;
w year, ell qualified in the Greek and a,
Lahsages and the various bra inches of Engh Edueaiion
e Nnnsma'iek Ks. Among the advantage. Of thu
ITS eligible situation airy healthy si,e in 40
az ee"hie neIshbourhood Intensive buildings well selected
i'hrary, and farm with abundance Of fuel
III. believed that Minister the Gospel nieit ,Av.n
gou' commune the congeni offices Of literary and eIrio,
sUuouon TO whom preference would be given
Of equal scholastic quail atons other iaannI;
cations are reGneted to be made john Dickinson Pos,ater
Quoted, BY the Board Of Trustees. ~ w.
,,s JOHN H. BERNARD, Pres'dt of the Board
1uto Wv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-29
NOTICE.

slB vue Of deed Of trust executed the subscriber, h,
- Granville Caddock fo purposes therein set forth will b,
oHe'ed for sale upon the prees the 10Th Of Sepem-
which the aid Granville Craldock pow resides IN he comm,
OF Halifax upon the main southern stage road aud about iva
m't from The courthouse containing SO Of land with
y outhcuse'. There enough Of This land cleared 10 work
- or 10 hands 70 advantage being situated ~ the centre
of large, populous aud wealthy county enses "a H. recon-
mend 10 the attention q professional gentlemen The lana
will be hewn by &. Cradock any person who NAV viii
u view it. VA. LEfGH - - 49,
IN IiMBiSH, Trustees.
Richmond July 49, On ..,,o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-29
NOTICE

eef virtue of deed trust executed IN N, the "a, H.
lS2i and OF record in the county court of Buck.
nshtm ot Whan Anderson to certain sum of mr.
ny therein men ned Joseph Winn we shall proceed IN
oa 70 sale q, public for ready money prem
s on ihI ,day TIE 10Th day Of September next certain
mills containing WV "
;, Four and half .aeres
Upon when are a valuable tarmery and Hing house
in JAMES r pSCoT1S as 'es'eu
July Is -,