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The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-02-12


but Mr.. C's business increased to such a degree
that he required the assistance of an experienced
clerk he therefore took William into his own
employ William was TALL manly person, pos
sesslng an expressive countenance and fasclnat-
ing disposition, which, combined, wrought on
the artless feelings of the innocent Caroline,
and an attachment for each other was soon dis
covered But while that of Caroline's was pure,
that of Williams was wicked Having been
accustomed to the vices of a city, he had learnt
too well the arts and intrigues necessary to the
accomplishment of his base design! The charms
of Caroline quickly faded in his view, and he
deserted her! The scene was changed what
was once lovely began to wither and decay like
the opening rose npped by an untimey frost.
Caroline had lost the pride of her life, and with
it, her friends, one by one, forsook her.
"And what is friendship but a name,
A charm that lulls to sleep;
shade that follows wealth or fame,
But leaves the wretch to weep :"
The scornful looks of those who once courted
her friendship, was too much for the unhappy
Caroline to bear; it preyed upon her feelings
like slow but fatal disease her mind became
impaired; her nerves became affected and in a
short time she was bereft of her senses. Her
parents, in consequence of her wretched stua-
ton, were fastened to their graves, and she was
left an unprotected orphan. The last time saw
her was something like year since, when pass
ing through the village of L; she was seat
ed near the entrance of the church yard which
lies contiguous to the main road, whittier she
had probably repaired to bewail over the remains
Of those she once held dear, and from whose
eyes tears Of grief had so often flown for their
beloved but unfortunate child Her dishevelled
locks, and detected but wild and piercing looks,
bespoke the anguish Of her soul Well might
she have addressed me in the following lines
"But let maid thy pity share
Whom love has taught to stray;
Who seeks for rest, but finds despair
Companion Of her way -
and scared must have been the bosom that would
not have dropped tear of compassion Caro-
line, have since understood, has been placed in
the hospital for the insane
Let us now reverse the subject: William, for
short time, drew upon his head the indignant
frowns of the public the affair, however, was
soon forgotten, and on his arriving at the age of
manhood he was placed in business by his father,
and he now passes as a respectable member of
the community! But
faor{ ~;
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-02-12
TE8E MONITOR.
FROM THE MAINE aUIRER.

FROM ENUUIREH.
Which is the GILLIAN ? Let me see his eyes J;
That when note another man like him,
may aUoid him.
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II ValuJ6le Toyern for 49,

y I'e'n %. 'gus, be oae, To- ien, IA g l,i,5; -
an ol arl , OC,o ier y! IA HALIFAX county This !,
VS. % anu wen Au"~n ,tani for pubic hou.. and Co,Si
JPeu 'oi 'i"'' purpose m very Indifferent builancys
@ Vs'oeH a. one o. the most piont,bi tavern. an M 50
oi l,'aN- lt.' s'us ed on Stanton i,ei b,rt y, III
d. e most COW en"nts shipping point for coidersbc
49,, '"e Soi e. Of Charlotte aud iiaax ana a. t-, 49,
re ,esdj loo ba,eauN navigation duns the nt,t ,I
nus S e completion oi the Roam. he Canal and the 80,
t''uc mouse heIc wi,i he much enfanred II !, aJ .s
H. b s, 80" ' l'rc'i road leading ON Washington Cit,
'Ne 'o"'hi anu Pi cicIi ed D., meat ers Of o,gr ~ 10y
- travellers To aud from the seat OF government, @
~ M, - w .'eH '"e subscriber retire from the ul,ce
l. I We ''-l I'VE years As private residence 10
~, ~ ''''c"se OF the public, and 'lei II f,i rent ~
,tert "i-e"'' ureat expense has Lecu incurred i,
ue.e. - 'o'"lou'"l' and well flushed building aud al
.,l - '' "'u''s p ese ling a. this time ,ore
l 49, ',,9'.. OF sncoe', than j. frequently oGercd to
VIZ '.e engaged "a tn line o usine.s i,,,,oi "a y
establishment J. small highland ri avn, ~, l, I TO me
yh b' a!e o. 'Iea ed and. Of good ,pai, To one
table Inns i az lh' a'ion 10 keep decent and epec-
',u's' Tue most mode. atc would he n,,st.i -
~ 't nd iou' ea''; int whore these shall pro6ab, he
,is' 10 'ueG whatever will be accepted b, IN, ,b(
---.lt I'LL 4. gAuEt NETpH-
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For SIC al tte Penitentiaru Store.
.DIgrghrrs Sale of Loud and .N;oroes.


pursuance IT of superior Co,Tf Of Char-
cry tue RiohmonJ DISTRICT Pronounced on the 2jth Of
March, 1928. the Of Gocde TURIN vs.
G'Ul-, and Gpode Tupin shall "Wednesday the 10Th
lay o. November nex the late residenee Of Col Franc
Grdc, de OF Che er", oer for sale the highest bid
der publ aucn lo ash between forty and fifty ncgrots.
iniuy wall he suiceu then in my possession, tu
e line So62 %, with neres, Sis64 part thereof
Too Sda, Of December ISL Q, until paid llaIshas
missions All expense of ele and said slaves
'''d Of - noutis Will he 'thcien' raise the Of
io&1 - with interest &i3i, part thcroofron the S1 Of
December 1919 uutii i'd Mashas Aud
h tise and p!ac a offer for sale Tor cash, about
70ur'e, of L,ni suceucy the eof raise the
Sito g. witt re 272 "a, pTt ihet cot fon the 3st
r ct uecenh-t 1878 until paid Marshall commissions
nI G." IS Of ri, a. the fret suit and he uither
crE5,r 1917 until paid commission. other tx
n'e, OF safe. ana III, p H.. costs in the second suit; the
'am"d a val bs made the following one-loulth
cash. onc-Uhh edit Of porths fourth
du "l l! month, mud the teGa1ing m credit
month Shrud the deleuisn, the f. aud sui =
Nice G""e, trau,i Go0e, Ienr, Tatum and Mary his WIFE
l"iiY Oilm admir- Y t.iiz,heh James and William Harrison
m Louisa h H,, eiu.c 90 deliver much of the personal
property OF Tue SAID Francis Goode, deceaed, IN thu
pcctiyt possessions, viii he efficient ai.e the
.ums before named, Nich the uc-,aua property i
hereby advertised, Thea snail proceed niann,i herein
pte preiche, Ca sell the whole of the cal Of
nd tancis GOOde, dee, hst part devised bis
Robe IN the p"scion OF the said Alice Gooae Iianci
i'ir, OF either o tstu will tn,r ,
e'ol sums OF money aud Gusts, sbnye
m edit sales "boy" uant, boul, wi approved curry vii
'e required aud e tile real rel nci u-i te
paid. should the aho ns.cd ay prove to bee unfair the
''les wall be made The first ia ia the eait.r.
October4 Al,.
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32ADLEX, I1cCMGRv s. co
NODlen Ornners. -ly.,,s, 49, q -. - y .

= u
men "d'te"d corner Of the ii'-i street above Nh, E.io
. N"tci, have received the LATEST FAcuIoSS -'s'S
lie mihcp.l part Of their F1LG GOODS contain, I ~
'"', '''.ime'- and vestirss. Il the very first rate
80 ' 'PloG, qualUes, winch they deem nnf ..,tt q,
'i",e '',u complete ASSOC rrent OF TRIMMINGS or IL
~ t h'A"' to make "Peiuy garm' in their line -
pI"'"le' me- ietl confident m being able to ,t a, l
,t! "ut' ho"'r nc! respectfully solicit con,iru,,c s
~ F''oh"s' ." Az mex on t2ioncs md the uulIic c,
I1 wa" intend 70 he pnnciua short credit or , ~
cHs' - ONLY h sucn tasUrs they vii. he cp4hl.J n @
the best terms. ' '"' oea' goods ON
~ b. lhy VIII al'o he thankful fo the potron,,c If thee
trimmed IA tile very hest manner ''' 'e made and
oct II. .
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INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT.
FrDm The .AaliOnni .IntrnnL

That the various plans connected with the great
scheme of Internal improvement have created de
mand for species Of labor hitherto comparatively
but little required by the necessities Of the country,
must be obvious to every intelligent reader. The
employment OF the Typographical branch Of our
Engineer Corps has heretofore been almost exclu-
sivey directed either 10 the erection OF fortiica-
tons, the examination Of harhours, or to other OBJ
jects pariaking OF military character. To quail
fy the young Cadets for this department of the
science of Engineering has consequently been the
aim of heir education; and it is due to those OIL
GERS whose services have been thus employed by the
General Government 10 Observe that the results Of
their labour have generally been such a. neither 10
shame their own talents nor the skill of their in
-tructors. Recently, however, The attention OF a
great proportion Of our Typographical Corps has
been called to the practice Of civil engineering:
and instead of being stationed at the entrance OF
or rivers, or along the pregnable line Of our sea
coast, we find them scattered over the interior OF
our country, finding the summit levels of our
mountains, or tracking the route cor vast lines OF
intercourse through our forests, svamps, and val
legs. ! has been, for some time past foregeen by
the General Government Inst such would be the nc
cessary course OF events; and several Intellectual ap-
plicstions have been made to Congress to increase
The number Of corps, the services ofwhich have
been thus ramifieI and the present force Of which
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-21
L4ND FOR NALLI-

gpY virtue ,,r.I deed, OF ri,i executed 10 a.. by
- Mr. Joan B.ri Of jhe count. OF Campbell one On
dy Of April p both Of ws.h dol, recorded n te
Gle K. oHce OF the county of ,lnral o, a., rr.pr,,
t' they c aud oir bcarin- dlc the I.b
of Noscnht iH-S Nich duly recorded in the
Office Of tie count OF Cawplel the gth d,y ue,. 1925
Of whcA will more fully apper BY reference thereto &C.
one OF wit proceed to sell Fri1, the 18th ol No,.
Der neS Il fair ii not the srdiy tcre,nsra NJ john
h- highest hddcra public ion fnr orey 10, ,I
lowing LANDS a,d NEGROES mentioned M the si,re. ID
the amount pi principal and interest which may remain due u
The Al debt, l the security of which The deeds ,iorcaI
ses attending the same viz Abraham m hi, wife Ann, Mol
", Peter Iuy aud her three children (Dioey, Jenet AMI
which the said Mr john Red rside pucia.r,i Of
Robert ezander, containing 400 one other
tract parcel Of Land a,niss thereto aud running up Mill
Cttk CONTAINING 81 acres one Other tact or Parcel Of md
adjoining iohe former, Puchased of the heirs Of VIM Jones.
cr containing 81 acres, or les, aso otnr tract
parcel Of Laud lying aud being both idle, If Failing
The East de ct the road containing about 500 acres
or less puroha.edby add Reid Of Cock Also certain
other tract or parcel OF Land adjoining the Last mentioned
containing about J55 acres less purchised by Mr.
Reid Of the heir. OF John Hook, dec Also, certain other
tact parcel OF Land adjoining the abovr-mtnilned tact
containing % aud hall purchased BIS Mr. Red
- APPerson Also one undivided quantity Of 50 acre,
OF Land beHs pai Of tract formerly belonging 10 NJ
ohoia' Couner Also, other parcel OF Land, con-
timing four upon which nllhouse still house add
con-housc Is erected Also, certain Other tract parcel ~
Land adjoining The l1men,ne ed containing RIO atre.
orles, uhjeet Go deduction oftwo hc asen oil
near tc mill ucluG the same trfri purchased rf lafris
pd The foregoing descri cd Tract of Land e on Failing
River adjoining rlc othci about - miles Southeast Of Lynch
burg and ID from Campbell courthouse " Is ono nj the bc.t
farms that pvt Of the county. The low grounds are Of
value, wclthrrc said to be about 200 acres. The inn
pro,sucu, afr uus and cxtcnve. consulting OF rspl,
ble yelling house, thouses. brn, stables, mill diur-
~, ioacco-hou. and ogro quarters Such propfft, is
dom offered io the m,rkr and i1e dpo.rd 10 vet f. M
valuable lands eqpested tp the prtries
before hc da n sale. property which Will be expo,, fol
sale 4, ,lo rJ b., lie sub.crber /, encnmLeied a, i
1n eight thousand doiiaf.. a, 1t supposed hs, the
ll ponei worth much more than that money an as
intended hy the parties that te sale ,pd be without rf
.frgf tNr fffr ffrtf ft, frs. /.
or cash Zoo ply Of money, With the aud charge.
Of he @ wl give TO the Purchlcr or Purcha,c acconuo-
dating Tor the residue uf the purchase money. Scu,
uute, Inc ubsrrfhefs viii otht title l,n ~ ve.
ted n them such; bot believed tua The title undispu,cd
ROBERT itUN FER, u
JOHN o. LEFrWiCU, trustees
Tcorsen' 20 The shove sale. JOIN REID.
Ir-.L--L
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LIND E0R Sill,

IN The Hhof Novcnbcr nest, viii sell posyslv by Pub
- Joe auction tho preni>e shat OF land on ,bii
81 lh time reside containing about .ix huud. I'd lcres
'nCumhl land "Ounty, distant twelve mie. from tre court
house aud hc from Caucfste, and bounded 1v fh. l,r
OF WIN Cooke and Robert Prayer; this land aboun viii
Pmg o. excellent uacr, and T. situated hcsliy a. ,
Us an agreeable ne.hhofhoud. The Dwelling House on,
"ouse BAN Nc are 90 Stale NJ good repair The Plantation
nnder good fence, and iuiciouy ub,ie uio fields and
lois, ihe purchaser o. have credit OF four yct i ,al m
nul pa ments. with nfere from day of sale On i. sam.
Say 1 a ie anne place, n IKE manner, shall .cl The toc i
cattle, boss aud hcp credit otreiye months wih iutsfe.t
rom lbe date, TO bee given herton The 2Ur OF Dl-ele,
following, at the same piece Pupo'e selling 20 negroes con-
nlani hon tools This sale will be on credit of twelve
n'nih with interest from date. Bond, approved ,rcrr
VIII br required lv ROBERT WNTrGN ~
CumhtrlsnI. Sept 49, ga- t5Jbn
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fFrom The M,,,on.i Advocate.

We perceive by the documents published in
Georgia that statement has been circulated among
ne Indians, importing that the Government of the
UuI;ed States had no land west OF the Mississippi,
and would he incapable Of complying with jle rea-
y by giving to the emigrating party an equal guam
lily for that which they had reBquished What
foundation there might have been for thi~ state
nent at the time that the treaty was made, there is
none now, nor has been since June last. In that
month treaty made in this place between
General Csr, the part of the United States with
the Usage and Kanzas tribes for about one hundred
millions OF acres, extending the whole length
OF The Missouri and Arkansas western boundary
lines (about 500 miies) and running back upwards
OF four hundred. The Osages reserved front OF
fifty miles aud the Kanzas of thirty out of this ces-
sion, and some other small tribes have been located
IA u; uut there still remains seventy or eighty mil
lions Of acres embracing every variety Of soil and
climate between the latitudes 30 and 10, in which
he emgrating Creeks can readily choose The four
nllliousto which they entitled. This purchase
vas intended for all the Indians east Of the Nlssis-
-ippi, and doubtless they would all soon 20 TO it if
their ignorant and Jealous minds were not alarmed
'nd poisoned by misrepresentation. One third of
the Che!okees, one half OF the Choctaws, and a
number OF small tribes have removed several years
ago, are perfectly pleased with their new homes.
aud could not possibly be prevailed on 10 move
back
n 'tiy Hbu O'llEdlOn Is imposed upon the Re
DEAL Government to relieve he southern states from
their Indian population. ~ this respect the north
lnI ibo south arc upon very unequal footing The
northern states removed or exieminated their In
dams before hey became parties 10 the Federal con-
situtIon, and before they md parted with that at
ibute Of sovereignty which enabled them to do as
the pleased I.iu the limits OF their own states
Not 80 in Che south fherca great part oftbe states
oil Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana
arc covered ~ lrdian population which con-
irb1ie nothing 10 tie wealth Of The states and sub
tr'c, ron men strength By the necessity Of watch
log them. The Federal government alone can pgl
these sl'ies upon equal footing with those in the
north and ist le duty Of that Gov eminent 10 do so
lr. Mouroe's administration undertook This duty
'od CONNIE ccd system OF measures which pro
nl-ci complete success, bat whether that system is
Co De continued remains ye 70 be secp. We perceive
10 ,he northern papers loud outcries against the
cruelty Of removing the Greeks from the tombs Of
their ancestors 70 the western wilderness but we
would enquire n these gentlemen have forgotten
the In which Indians were got rid Of in The
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1,E.Nr DOIrdps PEutdRD.

30 UNAWAffom Mr. S,epo.'s Gotten factory near Liberty
IA mbediord county, weeks pa, Young negro wo-
man. named MATILDA belonging 20 Mr. Anderson OF hat
eJuuy-she about 20 well iormed remarkably
ke and deect Ia her appearance, OF the ordinary stature aad
very Straight rather narrow and long lace aud OF ght black
compeNoni rs well as remembered both Of her uper
fore teeth are slightly deeaye the sumhe usually
wore domestic clothing but had variety OF other kindsbe
"assome TINE about Lynehhue, passing isr fee peron of
colour but expected to he IN or about Rchmcnd as she
wa heard o ia boat gong down the james Rivers she will
doubtless attempt e. pass free wherever she &C.
ana a. sue very Intelligent may change her name and
probably obtained spuiiou, Il papers.
IhS above reward will he paid for experimenting and conf
ming her IN jail, upon information TO in Lynchburg.
S. GARLAND.
Lvnehhurs. Oct. IS. 47-ist
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BILL 7IYER.V ron S8TE

M u"SC lbEH' wishing retire from puli t.;o.,-
" "Heis Tor safe, IN elegant establishment I'm tho 80, . s.
'eyi "eaIod oouny, which, Tor The eAen, and ysre n
o. ' images Is eXceled by public house in V,;,' nj
'Fih'I NY very few. In addition being .i,,e t., a.
must i P"lui0us and wealthy country, where st
'SHo'i' anu where All The and
y 10 ensure me most complete 10 any p.r.nn i;
20 eHsse m TINS Business be procured on the moi MI,
' runs command, At prc'euta which Inc .ul,i
e ve' 10 he wholly unparalleled The building. are l
'"'"".uIos' AMI in good repair Tho, h., ~
$50 Tory BRICK dwelling house, 100 feet IN length 4.
NUMEROUS comfortable aud erient; bfics kib,, I
" lne neet,.a rooms Tor Oiug, servants &c ,bI o5E
zee. i ienh 10 Of which brick, The balance framed "a
",' H ~ wan forage garnet sufficiently capacov Il, con
% io one year Attached THE range Of .fsIls
No., ' lug Dns, neatly ,bedded courthouse, itc-6obe and
We" adapted 10 the purposes for which they we're
respectively de.isncd-ii dining which f. hack lo ofe
'te extremely fertile. THE sub.crber will , sc n a.
Pmena,'T requires u, small Tract or LIND imT,Ji
- "I'en Is ~ high state Of Improvement; DOR.
The terms ct the sale will he sceorr,,o,t ,,;-
Poionoi the purchase money will be re,rira3 in t ~
''th't conveniently arranged, that tue put rb,e, il
~ "'''e Pay Wehl, ny the profit. arising from, fbe bo,
,ou'e ,t'i.,' furniture stock hand, ma, a.n h. tsd
tOtoh wa D, gwen hritma sooner If repu,rtd ~
ale cannot be efetied by She 25fb If De,.i. -, AZ
oHcr ih' house for rent ior q term Of % HsAei 'hah
Ausu.t2. 25---tr ~ ~" - an, -.r,.
Medtcaf Department. Columbian CoUsgs-
VIZ Lecture vii commence the first MONDAY m NJ
ID. Slaughter Surgery.
n 55e 5erson nthe Theor, and Practice Of sIed;
~. Woything'on "n Mater1 Medica
Dr. Cufhpsh 90 Chemistry
Dr. r. May, on Oh.tetriekr
tUnic7l Practice aud Operative s,,r1o-, q. a. NJ
Warrington AyInp. TIL HENDERSON M m ~. "'
wa hWgi0u CT, Sept. g. e. - ~ H'~
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THE BALL ROOM.
BY MRS. HEMANs.


RING Joyous chords! vet ring again
A swiitr still. aud a wilder sirain
They here! the fair face ouI the careless hearL
And stars shalt waue the wiitiiu part
but met n dmly aou'n'ul cianee
In sudden turn of the fyins dance
1 heard the tone oC a heavy siEh,
In pause OF the thrilling melo'y;
And !, IL not well that W. .h'uld breathe
On the brig t sprinr lowc's of ihr fatal wreath
~, that to Thought 10 Grief belongs
Leave, leave the Hall OF Song
Ring iovous Chords vet again, again!
But what iost thou with Tie rrvers train!
A ,very voice through the -oi' air h,ais,
Bot thou ha., part IN the giNdlomng notes,
There are bright young faces ihat pas. thee by,
Butth,y f. no glance Of thy w'nl"r'ns eye!
Away thcIe'. voii in thv yelrniug hreast
Thou weary man wilt thou here End rest
Aw y, for III, thoughts from Ihe Zen. hive fled,
Aud the love ofthy .priti, with the dead!
Thou at hu, more lone midst he sounds OF m,rih
Back To thy silent hearth
Ring Joyous chords, vet again, again!
IL swiGri still, aod a wilde, strain
But thol, though rccA,c.. mirn he thine,
And thy cup hc crown with the loamlng VINE,
b. tue ii tai hu Il, of thy laughter loud,
81 dime yes quick dash i ough IT, troubled cloud,
know the i, hut the wakyiu fear
Ot hsuntcl bosom that bring. the hote!
1 know thcc!-thou fcarcst the lonely night,
Niih piercing starr and hci deep wind. might
There's tone her voice which thou lain wJuds shun
And thou-hcres dark weight on thlne-awuy
Back to Thy home and pray
Ring JOYOUS chord. vet again. agaiu
A sysiitor still, and a wilder strain
Aud hrins wicatlis I've vSii! Danish al
Save the tue in heart. from our festive hall
On through the maze Of the feet dance, on
liut where the young and thc lovely gone
Where afc the broWs which the fresh roe crown'd
Aud the iloauAs ay'is which the bright zone bound,
And The waving lock- an, the living feet,
That stil shiuld he where thr ,ni; ,h!u, meet
They gono-thcy acd---.hcy oge parted ALL
Alas the ioI saxon HALF
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NOTICE.

execution ofhe powers vested the subscriber trustee
by two deeds, executed by Ldtlebery Walden, the
3ohday Of November 1919 aud the deed Of assign
meni executed by the said Lle6erry Voden and Thomas
Walden, the 4h day of july 1922 ,nd both recorded
clerks ,ce the county court Of CheseRd0 will be sold
to the highest bidder. for cash, the courthouse uihc g.
c'uy on Monday The 18th day Of November ihens
first day Of the quarterly term If tie court Of the aid
an undivided noety of that valuable Of land
MIR Sarah Walden resides lying about five miles South OF the
Courthouse, supposed 1914 acres bir, to the estate
"i the said Sarah therein Tor he's life widoMhood.
SAMUEL TAYLOR Trustee.
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EXFCUTOKS' NgJFV

DuRSUtNT ufi, a.tw,l and tr-..ueat o.. G .pl Jane.
= D"Weil &c, i'e Hauovti 90 viii he sid 10 90.
highest bidder. N"dty the ~. oi Noverbr 1t 7i i'm
H mex. al ia' tI c'f', the who'll ~ he PEI ,ona Sci,
no; evI,d D., hr sil rhc alo wl include about Ten o.
w'Ne krl' ave among thu oAT rrtnce5 tauuei: Is.
Sio~k"t horse an mule, a"uut 90 nul ber among ,r
valuable rood i. Jacks and i ue. ,y,aI tx. ti
.i"c OF cattle, about 300 ir rurhe 20O head Of Strrp
lacc stock oil ho s. about 10000 pound, p"k abnu 20
''rc "i fud"c. &C. HoHs hold are kitchen Fuui-
lure, plantation uten-is fori lag, till. with tY 81. Black
iOp tedious Go euumcrltr.
The sales will commence New Market the late residence
ut th' deceased "u ondas ih 2isi NO,tmhe I ON Them,
10 an estate alrd Aln. eek, Frja, the 2jh; from
ihcscc {" Piiuattou called Brownie on Monda The aah
and lastly, 70 The estate Gale. Bullfed pr WeIpe.,v l
sob Z" g. on and continue from day DAY, each place
uni.. all h"P.opUty AZ each pilDt5fion be Old.
Terms ot stie twelve months dit will re- ed the u
oae Tor ailsuns over ten DO ia giving bonds with ap-
proved security Tor thai um aud under 4 win o., rcourc
THOMAS PRICE Iun.
THOMAS boswell Ex'rs
PAUL r BOSWELL. \
PS All persons h1vinv oaius tbs E.ta, se reouesed
F'sent them tor settlement; those indebted 10 make mmc
hate payment.
OctoneTf' fl-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-21
FIFTY DOLLgRS BEH1gPDI

az Ill be given for tue app snd delivery 60 me ir
Richmond Of slave ntns TOM. WIN sh,cauird on The
~ u tie p yeats 81 age, rather under ihe ordinary size
'u violin de- thoegllie COLOUR open intelligent couatenanrr
n urge eyes 1nd Pas been principally aecutoned 90 the
House and stable. e has wifi The h1u-c OF Nt John L
en Of ih city, aud several relation. nihe iebbortood m,
wen .uppitd with money and clothes, and f orbly ,f-
mftto gettu ofihc 6ofth,rn cdie. and f Chi.
sob upnly iinse with free papef4
~ Captains Of vessels are cautioned against receiving him
hoard.
1ppr'hrndcd out ofthe state, will defsy adj rea.
unable Charge iu CON, wing hiiu 90 ihi. place.
July %. 2a--u Wu NNiFpeON