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The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-12-10

D.AVTLI..A

The last rays of the setting san were tingipg
nature with glowing rcd, the con'tn,od farmer
returning from his daily la''ors to Ills pa.cr-
ful home where. surrounded by hi, happy H.
mily, his breast sweils with emotions ii grati-
tude to the Almighty, for the genuine Ilea>.roa
and comforts bestowed upon hiin-l}ayiIla WIS
pursuing his way through lane which lei b
the house Of the interesting Eliza Mautoid.
whose parents were wealthy. ara had retre.i Il,
the county for the benefit Of Eliza, who WIS
their only child aad for few year, r.st !:ad
been afflicted with the consumption i he T..>"
winch once llnomed upon hrr chr.k was iatiro
fast her beautiful form was wasting away
Her parents watched with fearful aaxetv tile
enac!ated figure Of their dear daughter; hcf
sweet disposition had endcarcd ler 10 all tha,c
who knew her Da,illa entered the mansion
where lay Tho lovely invalid His Ecart beat
with understandable emotions. fer he loved. SID
ccrely loved the amiahIe Eliza THEN attac,
ment was mutual Daylla posscS>eda n!iitd ma
tFaiiy nclle. and polished hy a hbcr, e,iur;.
ton, lis manners and address were SUCH (. a
they soon wen Eliza, tender heart Thcy Nouid
walk out m the CCol q toe evening" and 20
uitliln some bcautcorS bower. and tGcic io,r
forth their VOWS Their souls we're flied ' III.
the purest love. hcr dark eyes ~rre tarac;l al
wards heaven With an expressions ts,t lllc.i Ia
villa vita awe ana alteration. 81, tevl,r. d.h,i.
love; happy, happy, were the days ami e,r.-
inga t'.at were spent in each other corapa.1
their hearts were entWincd as if IN enc. 1'l~
spot they trcquentcd was considered III i!..a..
Paradise; but alas! how short tejr Gurati "a
She y DO but shout tmc aG3 ncrI Come ~.
Datha call, IS noW Struggling with tte I.an.~
Of death
He slowly entered her apartment. ,}c wa> ia
.I,,,,.I,r.
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selves, and to extingu>h every light which wo,,!d
make their own obscur,y more visible.
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Tat .lt Lac u Saynleor, iy thc 'aaboro y
AaN.riy, = eefitin!y ~ be forthcoming =
II Is TO he comprised IN four .hlumrs, be.
sides preliminary volume, bringing down
The history of the French revolution To the
day when Napoleon commenced his militia
~ Carerr.
kentucky. The result of the election for
representatives is about 81 fnr the Old
Court and SO for the New. Out Of the 0
senators elected th4 yrar, are for fhe Oh
Court, and Tor the New, Including Mr.
Carneal IN the latter, VINO voted against
the NV Court bill las, winter, hut Is now
claimed Tor IL. The Whole Senate consists
of about II Antl-Jndge breakers and =
judge breakers, aud several of the latter
class are pledged to vote for the restora
lion of the Old Court, because the counties
They represent IN the Senate have So deci-
ded 1T the late election for Representatives
Il Deaf and Ddmb Printer. A writer in
the Democratic Press says, that young
man about II years at age WAS bound to Il
printer IN Philadelphia The Indenture br
ing prepared, the Alderman was about 10
read them, when hewas told the lad WAS
deaf and dumb, bat had been educated In
the Pennsylvania Institution. The lndrn-
ture was put into his hands, he looked il
over and evidently read it With great care,
aud then expressed his Willingness 10 sign
II, Which WAS done. This young man had
none Of that vacant, idle, curious, express
ion of countenancr, which heretofore dis
tnsuished the Deaf aud Dumb lis look
was intelligent and corresponding with his
mind. Humanity may well rejoice over
the flood u knowledge, which is nov pou
red into the minds of those formerly be.
nishted beings, aud Pennsyi, ania may b,
proud Of hcr INSTITUTION.
Interesting Match Race. On Thursday
the Goth of September match race Wi
he run over the Tree-Hl course near Rich
mond, Va. Tor $1,000 Il side, play Tar pay I
miles and repeat between the celebrated
horses henry aud kIittlla.
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CENTRAL SUMMARY.

Clinton s JfgerSOn.--lt appears, by the
following paragraph, from Nuah'e Advocate,
that a personal interview is likely 10 be
held betu cen these two illu-trious person
ages. | learn that tue venerable Jelirr-
san has expressed desire to SIZE Mr.. Gin
ton upon the subject of d uniform system
of internal improvement-this will bring
him To Virginia, where he viii have anu
Their dinner, until he eats hiS way 10 the
white house at Washington"
Era ofgood feelings We have not
heard Of d more remarkable instance otthe
prevalence of good feelings between Eh6-
lishnen aud Americans, than the following
A letter from an American gentleman at
Trinidad, an English Island To his friend in
this town, says-'Ycsterday being tn. an
uiyersary of our country's Independence,
the American flag was waving calamity
over every American vessel, aud the Eng
Hsh nag, out of compliment to our country,
was hOisted from every British ship III
port.
NJ. Websfei'S Grafton. THE Grafton of
Mr.. Webster at Bunker Hill has bcpG ttans-
lated into the Spanish Language 10y jose
Malta Ileredia, who VAS expelled from
the Spanish dominions for his liberal opln-
IGltS ana lpht bt CoHaAilulibllfi iiV'l ) "i'''
has bcra published by Wilder Il Campbell,
of y. York, for the SPanards iii The UnIted
States, who are DESTROYS OF circulating II
an.ong their friends at home, rs means OF
arousing them 10 resistance otoppresslon.
yHiton's Forthcoming Uotk.-The work
from the pen Of Milton, entitled " he no tn
ma Christiana," respecting which so much
has been said in some Of the London jour
nal,, is stated in tht Ne" Moathiy Masa-
zine to afford proof OF What lie WAS np'er
suspected Of bring--an .4rtan.' Had the
editor Of the New Monthly says the X. Y.
Posi- ever read the Life of Milton by the
celebrated Tullnd, published early IN. the
a,t century, he would haSe there found in
.disputable e,idence of the fact which he
NOW says was never suspected.
Life of.Vapoieon. The" News Of Lite
4t1rs aud Fashiao" OF I'm ~ .nly states,
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Yransylyania Sniversity j.
RiE.Bit At. DIP Il

MEDICAL. DErAffl MINT.
a mn. LECTURES ia llfls Institution VII
- confluence, a5 usual, OF tltc 6tst Monday
al SoHcuhef, aud terminate the Last day Of
February
AsAr6NY and Suaerpy. hy Dr Dudley.
tsslrrrfns % alEDroisr aud CtIsieM
PRAtnc. by ia, Caldwell
1tnonr hnd PHAerIcE u MEDICINE, by
Or Drake.
onsltnuteRs aud DISEASES OF No1lE al
CiulnnEN, lay To. Richardson
CunrsfRr by DR. Blythe.
II new appointment by The Trustees
should not br nude before the orening ni The
Session. MArrRrA MrDlcA aud PnAIuAeY
viii be divided among the present teachers, 81
that the cout.e OF instruction viii be rs hdl "a
at any preceding period.
SUIT the Inst Session, the liHnAGY, con
sisling Of nearly three thousand volumes nt
rare and standard works has heeh enriched
10y m extensive importation of Medical, sur
gicRl and other scienilGe loni onls. both lsn-
rorean aud American. II Is Kept opru ~ II
Reading. room, every evening, Sunday es-
copied, throughout the session. aud every
student, moreover has the privilege ot con
stantly keeping on aud n-lne Two Volume
Tin AbAroMcAI Mtsrt conprehcnds a
great variety OF elegant ard Instructive NaN
preparations, fabricated by tue first artists Of
Europe,
The LuHAftc llosrfTAL OF the state 10
which the Students of the Incident school
have gratuitous Admission afford. hdVaofage
Gus opportunities III study ing the symrtom'
and trrutlneht ut all tho varieties u Mental
Alienation.
To tie students nj distance from f.cxing
tor. the Library, Museum. summer Len lures
aud societies ofrhnlatun 81 the institution
the chrapness ol living, healthy slinatlou md
good society OF the town, mRv b. Indicated
~ inducements 90 remain IN The neighbour
hood of the University doting the vacation.
The Professors Will receive, NJ they have
done heretofore, the paper OF the Sorlmom
wealth's Bank ~ per
hAN. DRAKE, NJ =
Dem OF The Medical fnculty.
Ttanyirduta tnuffs,t4 ,,a,,ifa
A'g %, ls25
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particularly, as f'on ile respectable r,,an-
nel through which il is made public, il. an.
thentcity is un9nestional,le. South Ame.
RIGA is daily becoming more interesting in
her relations 10 the Unitrd Slates and an
Information, that can be relied on, OF her
resources, her manners, customs, &c. &c.
are consequently valuable.
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FOR SALE.
PUMA WAY from the .su5sr,j5o, Q,

DDNA WAY from the .SubseIjber, on
y Honddg night last, iirlbg near Liberty,
Redjord ely, negro nun, named DUE e
IhHre renxo1r 10 btftecc hut lee hns PrOcattd
something Akt n FREE pass, and mR y>ssibi1
endeofor 10 rel 10 The SHte IF OHIO. lam ~.
dGced In beiit,e SO (rom Tie circ,tD, fnnee oCfio0
oCHe Nighboring stares hauinE obiaintd froD,
some pHprIaciPted scgindrel ~ His nc'ghbor.
hood paper pprpotting Ia BE- frte pas5, by
ne dAd NJ 'chic,t Hoy acre enabled 10 rtt as Iar
as Ch4'ac0iht, ~ Ohio, Whett Hrg "fte oppft-
h'pftd, amt the sad paper faksn from, them.
D>ke, fbetieee, has beeH ioth ntsf t@O fiioes
jreqHeattG and, through Mtir Gsstsfaace, may
hGre procmed stch q Poper
DUKE IS stoW bull young man, about fir
Jeei 10 or II tlehes high, toitrabig tinck, wiH
remarkable UIitc teeth, md as NEIL rs fTemtni-
ber n sBtqH 'car on MS rigM cheek md n scar,
neariV THREE inches tong, on IN. o1aer part u
one u ms hgs, aHt ScaT'0H one Of his 1grtsts
Ubat lie mnae ms eIopemenf, he had u pHir o.
tiqck rci'et pa1taiooHs, ard n yair NJ linen
paHteipoHs, dHd a coat If II purpin cotor, bnt
much fadcd, u biack hat ioHb u snail briia.-
HoaH a (eAiote Of ms de5crtpiiou prodpce Iftt
PnPefs, Il 0onid be iotH 10 nrfeat him, nnd keep
boh As paper, mud MS n. gro. in order mt M
o"Htf 'oay gel io.s Fro1eriy, and me ti,din Wdo
JArb3AbeS such pnsyes my be dttectsd,
mn persGa AeiirerinE the nbore deKcritfd
B'gro To M, fp0 mites 1eed IF Li1etig, Bed
Jor"' roa .Hiy FirgiHia, or c0gfniHE am, so That
Igct hiBt, shall lie HeH reErrdsM
JOHF ". HOLT.
Bedford Cig. Sept 8, 1925. qch5
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IA ~ dIuhnCe pfofldIhB Tor VI. pdNinP 90
the fuoiways on the Sref,nd Street.
(Pasaed cath August, 1BS6
See /. BE II ordained BY The Boafd Of
Common EoimctIor nc Corporation Of
LpnebbWg, az Common = HnH ,.nssttibitd.
Titd the owners OF grDund on both sides
Of Second street br.oeen Sixth aud Sc,
venth alleys ."xe@pt the o"rer or owners
oG TIT lot or lot = onih north side of So
c"nd street Lttwern tie upprf corner "
john POI sler's honsr and ses rnih aileyi
VIII 1se 1ootoays adjoining said ground are
noi .tiready paved AS required by The Or
.dancr directing the paving Of the foot
fSays on "a SIrtet.pa,sed on the 25th June,
I8t4, shail pay a tax Of 5tfruty>ii,e cents
per ll,ot froni, oa their said ground for the
purpose OF paving the Provided.
hoNr,rr, tl1d nnJ owner Of Ground, as a.
foresaid, who shall pave the tpdwnys All
joining bis sal Fsronnd with good Hat stone.
by III. / Stir day Of November next, stia'l
In. exempt from the SAID tax
Sec. z. BE il further ordained, Thar
immediately after the l5th day oi Noiem-
Der next, IL shall br the duly OF Tho Street
Committee, to have paved without TIME
ce>eary delay, oil the said fo"i@ays that
shall not tben be paved, az required by the
Ordinance before rrirrred to and make re-
port thereof Ia the Common Hall, that pay
lnent may be- made therefor, out OF the
Treasury of the Corporation.
See g. Be It fnlhrr dalned, That the
tax aforesaid shah becom. due u disttain.
abba un the 18th day ut November, 1870,
aud payable into the treasury by the Ser
yraut, on the 18th of January Thereafter.
Sec. !. BIZ il further ordained, fha :,
this 0rdinanre shall be in force from aud
after the passing thereof.
JOHN rHURMON, p. c. II,
A CopyATeste,
H. ROBES. ok
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NV. Charles Names.

1HtkE No1lcE-That on FRIDAY the I'll,
< OF October at Captain Jacob Whites
Grocery. in Bedford county, and On Saturday
the 9Th Of October 1928, at the tavern Of
Beni, sandidge in Auherstconnty shall pro-
coed 20 TAX" the deposition of Willis GiIaspie,
and the aililae,ts OF John Tunkrrsy and otl-
ers, 10 be read as evidence on the trial of the
suit ia chancery now depending and undeter-
mined in the county court Of Amherst where
in you are plaintiff and myself and others de.
tcudanys. ~ 9HtLlp TiluRMoND.
Sep. 3. Hsw'o
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My. Anmea CiAgg.

gHSAKE NOTICE--rhht shall on Friday
4 the 7th DAY ot October next. al Captain
Jacob WEitcE Grocery, III Bedford comfy,
proceed to take the dispositions oil John Sledd
ard oi!lers, 10 be rehd as evidence IN the suit
now 1enending in chdhcery in bedford conn
: conf. wherein Won Are plaintiff aud myself
defendant. Ptiiiit AHuhhoNp.-
Sept Z. "7"'o
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One Cent ReWara.

DUNAWAl from the subscriber in IIa-
IA lifax county, Vjrginia, The last Of April
or first Of May last, WILLIAM DANIEL, q
bound boy, about Ia years oil age, light hair
fair complexion, blue eyes, feet inches
high, or whereabouts. The above reward will
be given to any person who will apprehend
said boy and bring him home again.
DANIEL CLAY.
Sept 8. "2w5
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10y ,iltm of thee several leeds Of t,u@I
ID executed 10 u 10y NJ. Ohm fgrld, Of The
county OF Campbell, for Cefi,in purposes
therein sci FORTH one bearing date HE zyth
day al May, N22, Hnd one othef liangine date
on the pth day Of April, is23 oh 81 which
were duty recorded IN lac eIcfk : oiilre nj il'e
county curt of Campbell Oh the respective
dn,a ihcv we're eAssnlrd. and ohe oil CT bear
ing date tie 18th day OF Noycmhcr, 1929, and
WIS duly recorded IL the 'eterk 3 ofce oi tho
coonty court ol Campbell The sfll day OF De-
cembpr, 1s2i, all which viii more fully APP
pear hy reference thereto. wc, or one 81 rs,
will proceed 10 sell un "Wednesday The l2ifs
day OF October neHt, II lair, mol The neat
tar day thereafter. ut Mr.. John Reids store,
snd on The premises, in the county oi Camp
! belt 10 The highest bidder, NJ public auction,
! L. - LIN. 4 ~. ~.
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plajuulls,
against
Richard Harrison, Benjamin HARRISON, James
h, Lively, ,humes Penn aud George tlol-
Lowry, defendants.
On the motion Of the plaintiffs, by counsel
and for rensans appearing, the court doth ed-
judge, order aud decree, tint the Marshal 81
this court do, after having advertised the time
and place OF sale for tour weeks in somr
newspaper printed IN the town OF Lynchburg,
aud AT the front door of tue courthouse OF the
county Of Amherst, on some court day, pro.
ceeed To sell, upon the premises, 10 the high.
est bidder, tar ready money, Or upon such ere.
dit a. the plninugs shnll agree taking from
the purchaser bond with good security for the
payment OF the purchase money, the truct at
land ~ the bill mentioned, aud the proceeds
Of said sale, il for cash, after delfayinR the
expenses thereof, pay unto one OF the hanks
at this place 10 the credit ol this suit, SUBJECT
to the future order Of the court, and rcpor his
proceedings 10 the court in order 10 Aaal
Accree A Copy--Tcste,
JOHN WILLS, OK
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NIX. 3ei.,n ". Cooke,

,siAnE NOTICE-That shah on the
9th day of November, ,s25, al nay own
honse i'll the county of iiaiiiax, take The de-
positions Of Elizabeth Perry u Henry fhomp
soh, Ia be road AS evidence ia il chancery suit
depending in the county court Of Halilax, in
which utn plaintiff and you are defendant.
NlCiiARD THOMPSON,
Sept. 4, u6wy
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MARRIED. on Thursday evening the llth
August, by the Rev pohn {. Ira>lor, Col
DANIEL KEAMEl, 10 Miss SUSAN l., el.
de,t dauGhter oil Thomas Starting, esq all oi
Henry county, Va.
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DIED--on the 3lst August, IN Campbell
county, al his residence, on stuncu al MIR.
NlLLlAft WALKER, i'll the 10Th year Of his
age. He took an active pat IN our revolu
uonary struggle, was man al problty and
successful ent,rprize, was t. decided friend OF
the christiou religion, and had been an homo.
rablo member OF The Baptist church for TWEEN
~ years. II might be snid with ruth oi Mr..
Walker, that be was Il " Io> ef OF good men,
lie left widow aud a numerous CIRCLE al
relations and friends to mourn his loes-hn'
for their consolation h. left n striking eva
dcnce Of the power Of faith in the hour OF ma.
ture's dissolution.
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Vor SALE, Il Iract OF land,
w THIN three miles of New I.nndon,
W c,,tai,;,o aEr a g-f5 ia on tI.-

w containing eco ACGda, on the
waters of Bniialne On II are cleared ahont %
acres new and, under good fence. very
considerable portiouof that uncleared ~ sood
tobacco hand. Terms viii be moderate aud
accommodating.
| will also sell low, for cash, my interest
one fifth, in several tracts 81 and, winch ~
all amount To three Thousand acres) on Dan
river In Patrick county. Application may
he made, respecting the above lands, eitles
verbally or by letter, TO the subscriber.
IoHS {. REID. :
Sept g. $50
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We understand that there are III stu
dents at the University. Two have lately
arrived from y. Orleans. u. Enc
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W. have hsfn palitiy laN uftsd 10y y
housr IN tins place With the following l. L
letter, dated.
LIyERrooL, s. July. 1925.
Contrary 10 our expectations af any
considerable alterations in Tobacco, presi
Gus Ia the arrival of The new crop, upwards
of $500 hhds. were sold IN Luutlon last
week; about one hslf in our warehouse.
We sold one parcel At 5 ! of middns- leaf.
which cost 1 ! in the middle OF February,
and 81 nj the commencement al that
month. There We're also included leo
leaf and So strips of the Edwards cargo ut
a, which cost I'd IN April, when thu mal-
krt had declined, and l06 old lent nj 81.
winch was mt worth 81 IN Apui--These
operators NOW hold $500 hhds. here, be.
sides which, onr Of our spectators has
been induced Ia add 500 to his stock, and
nj such prices that he cannot appear as "A
seller until the market advances fully id
! Thus upwards Of 1000 hhds. may he CON.
sidcred directly or indirectly ou London
account aud oifthe market. These spccu-
! latons do not add " our good opluion, be
cause we have for some months had 6teat
confidence in their taking place aud thu
we did not mentlon II, yet We have sinee
! the middle of March strongly urged you 10
i
earnestly request that you Hill dot Lhlpg
scnding forward what you may be pleased
to Cnifust 10 our management; for aItho'
we place every confidence In the reduction
of the duty next March, we should after
the declaration of the measure, be much
cnncerord 10 hold any Tobacco for the
anticipation Of any measure, however be-
ncfeihl in ia nature, hts proved, aud no
a., b. -
did not warrant such eStrasagant prices.
W. make no doubt that III. manufacture
crs viii he reed 10 give "a for middhug--
"a Ia for good, and higher rates for hae
strips. This, supposipg thai \ or 5ooo hhds
deaf aud strips come 10 our mar set.p
NV YoRK, Sept From England
The Emerald, At Boston, from Liverpool
brings news two days latcf. No material
alterations in the Cotton Market; the art-
Gle was dull, purchasers hoIdies oil for
/ low prices.
News from Greece is favourable, aud
admoni-hrs w to be cautious how we Gre
dit Turkish accounts.
Affairs in Spain have assumed an as
pcct which induced the French Govern
ment 10 march force towards Madrid and
TO establish Il camp at Bayon Of 1000
men. Charles X. had better adopt the
prompt style Of Napoleon, "Spain IL ao-
n"xed 10 France"
From he London Nav PIiee Current, Jaig
22.--TOBACCO.-The speculalor. IN To-
hacCo continue to take all parcels that offer
about 800 hhd- have changed hands with
ia the l4st few days, the lowest VlrGinas
sell at Cd per ID. In addition to the sales
in London. about 1900 hid. lying in Lis-
crpool have been brought for London
houses. The general improyrmeS in the
prices tins week is Ill TO std per pound.
900
The Washington City Gazette Of Satnr-
day SAYS that the Cont Mafiol have de-
quitft4 Com. Stewart Of al The charges il
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ri ~ "a ~ '"e article in another column, head
o.. 1''0"''a'" will he found to eor,taln
'''y Interesting information ar4
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lrgiilIa :

Virginia:
4 l. SUPERIOR court Of chancery holden
~ al the town oil Lynchburs tue 2Uth day
OF May, ls23--
Jane, :, pend!o,on and Robert l. Coleman,
q
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M G'diuance pfoYidios for hs paviog og
the fuutways on tine Sreind Street.
lPasaed 24th AlRust, lBSh
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~aySlposrS.,.-----s.:.=-'.s;;s,---.:Fi- ia
S,S%ss'''>><e115f&ss
lAfEST GnMMEKNlAl MANS.

w. have bern politely favored 10y n
hou,, in tins place With The following T. l.
1,tt,r dated
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IlANnS X NNGNNES,

mentioned IN the aforesaid deeds of trust, ot
40 mucl, lhetrof as VIII satisfy aud discharge
the amuunt Of principal nnd interest Which
may remain due on the several debts Tot
which The deeds aforesaid were executed TO
gethtr " ith tlc expenses Of fhf sale mud chHt~
ges attending the sstnr, VI Abraham and
h,s vile snny, Molly, squire, Lne, aud hera
children lDicev ,Iinnett aud " lal) and janet
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Xrnct ov VarceA ~ Aana =

adjoining the Nbuye mentioned tract, contain
| / Z twenty sight md one half neres, rurGha
srd by Mr. Reid Of one -----4- Afpetents
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-09-08
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adjoining the ltsl mentioned trnct, containing
ahent three hundred apd sisty.dye acres, u,or,
or less purchased by iIr. Reid Of the heus u
John IInnll, lrr-d AIao. cenaIn Olhef y
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-11-19
On HAND,

From recent arrivals from Ner- York,
Plain black and figured Canton grapes
Bl,e, pink, white and black Italian do
Black Italian lustring, very superior
Senchews, sarsinetts and levantnes
Jaconet and cambria mushns
Figured and plain book and swiss do
7-8and "A Irish linens, long lawns
Brown Hollands, Russia and Irish diapers
Linen cambria, and cambria hdkfs
Cambria aud furniture dimity
Flag, bandanno and Madras hdkts
worsted and cotton hosiery
Chrk's spool, sewing and floss cotton
Fancy silk and cause hdkfs
Lambs wool shirts
Patent sewing and shoe thread
Burlaps and tiklenburgs
Twiiled sscking and oznahurgs
10 oics superior Russi sheetings
loo peces,ndlgo blue cassinetts
Bhie mixed kerseys and plains
so oales domestic goods, comprising hand
some lot of 34, rs and A. brown and bleach.
ed sh;rtings and plaids, whichtogether with
their former stock, piH be sold at reduced prices
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