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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-09

to be Inhabited, we as The land and that Europe
would need America more than America Europe he did
not IN the least exaggerate.
This pamphlet like all the works of Nj. de Pradt, is
remarkable TOR lively vein, original and ANNA ted
STYLE ny native eoquence which displays the fulness
OF The IMPRESSION The questions therein agitated are
discussed with luminous reasoning The recognition of
HTyti, for instance is considered in its true relations
IN regard to the diplomatic talents generally exhibited
IN the New w Grid which We with naughty contempt
suppose 10 be buried IN ignorance, he Justly remarks
That since The reign OF Pethiou all the PC tica publ
cations, aud especially those of the present President
are not at all inferior even TO those of England and
superior TO those of many parts of Europe which can
not yet entirely avoid the obscurily aud ambiguity of
diplomacy.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-09

CFocodHes (.4Hgat0yS) Of South .4mer5cn-Tn fhe
Tune OF great Hoods, the river Oronoco overhDws the
whar' es OF the city of Angostura and nprudent mon
become the prey of the croCodilcs even in the CITY
An indian Who fastening his canoe i'm small creeI,
was seIzed by a ferOcou, crocodile that frenrorte5
those places. The animal took him by the Ieq carried
him from the shore into The river and remained on b
surface of the water. The cries of the Indian byobt
great number of spectators, who observed the nrf
tuDate mao searching the pocket of bis pantaloone f
knife Not being able to find il. he seized tbe bead
OF the CROCODILE and thrust his fingers into his eyea Ia
the warm regions of America, every body
this reptile is extremely tender in those parts Of tho bo
dy which not covered with scales such as ta eve
behind tie fore legs arm nitsJ the nosrls and under
the lower jaw The Indian had recourse to the means
that saved the negro Of MungO Park bu lie was less
successful for the crocodile did not open his mouth IN
iet 60 his prey He plunged to tie bottom OF the river
drowned the Indian, and then returned 10 the surface
and drew the dead body upon an isle opposite tie por
arrived at the moment when great number of the in.
habHants Of hngostura had been witnesses of this af
htciiog spectacle.
81 the crocodile cannot swallow lis prey under the
water, when disappears the animal is seen some
hurs after, dcyoufing his prey upon the ncghbor,na
shore. The number Of individuals who annually be
conc victims 10 the erocity Of these reptiles is much
greater than Europeans imagine especially in the villa
&C. where the surrounding country is often oycrfo,yn
ne same crocodes ROMAN long time in the same
P'ces and become more daring from year TO year cs
Pec'a'y u they cave once tasted of human flesh
"uSN.t oaii VIII not pierce their skin and 10 iD6icf
'nofa wound ihc bail must be dire ed into the mouth
OF uaeF the tore legs. The Indians who DO not know
much about ire arms fS pieces Of desb upon large,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-09
RExE's CorrmE-yEousE,

In tse first cross street Le,ow IKE Eagle 3oteI.)
az AS recently been opened House. PUBLrc
u 4 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, aud every arrangement made
TO make ii inferior in the city. Here all the
uIies of the viii be found Of the choicest served
in all the different styles that the palate Epcurc
desires aud Liquors of the very best quality; while the
cOnvcnences Of the house and the
contribute to the comfort of those who visit tho house..
Here may be obtained
>Q}SIERS Of the best quality that be procured
any where in Virginia, which wl be served up In any mar
ncr that may be required
Soups, either .'iock Turtle, Oyster, T.ipc or Gyay1,
viii be ready day half past o'clock, a. NJ.
BEEF,STE.4KS, MUTTON CHOPS, Fell CUT
LET'S, &C. HIkD FOjTE, Ti.yNISOyN. FISH, ST.
in their respective Also, RE, Beer Porter Cider
&c OF the best qualities.
BESIDES the above Mrs. BELL. bees leavc aform The
public thai she has built Oven the PROMISES which
viii enable her to have supply uf cC TeoL
.I'ftIon ard ON' PES well general asscrtncnt
ot PfSIERl; which she wiil confidently rcconncnd.-
She offers her services families cover dishes &c and
on occasion OF the apmoa hing holidays TO supply them
with Scotch Short Bread aud Buss also Plu Pound G.
Seed Cakes, Sc.
Assured that the House i'll be fopnd deserving OF public
patronage, the proprietor respectfully solicis share
bcC 90-3t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-09
NEW OYSTER HOUSE.

ME subscriber has opened OYSTER House. in tho
city OF hichnond, the Capitol, at the corner of
and Eth Streets opposite the Museum, where he viii
Keep during the season supply of the Oysters the
waters OF tie chesapeake afford lie has made arrange
nents To procure tue best FISH, wild fowl aud veuisou In
her respective seasons: all OF which, viii, the choicest of
what the Richmond na ket may afford iii be served up
to those who may call upon him in neatcs manner and
ut the sloriestnn His Liquors will be of the frs, Qua
lily, and as he will make every exetion to please and to
give satisfaction he hopes receive or the public
patronage JOHN h. SEAwrJT
nov . 36-ts
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-09
oct 10
FRESH HATS
OF TExE T.A!gESI FASHIONS,

EVE subscriber takes ;he liberty ofniormng his fcns
n and the public that he has just returned from ew-
folk, with splendid assortment of the above goods
sisting OF the following kinds, viz Gentlemeu 2d and
Sd qualities black Beavers; do do Casters; do do mita
ton Beavers LIST, I'd aud Sd qualities Roran,s; Youths nd
chdrens hats, morocco caps, and large assortment of
WOOL HATS, of various qualitiesall Of which have
selected III person, and my friends custom
that they such as give
all or any feel disposed to sell for small advance
for cash only.
also continue 10 manufacture hats Of every description,
according to ORDER the shortest notice repaired
and the smallest favor gratefully acknowledged
JOHN THOMPsON.
N B. Those indebted 10 whose accounts are of six
months standings requested 10 and discharge the
same, and those to whom indebted wilpease to hand
in their accounts for payment
Sep9 ] r
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-09
EDUCATION

~ School will be continued tho ensuing year. My
w brother John q. Nelson, who has had fifteen yea rs
experience as teacher, aud Mr. John Nj. Winston an o.
ceht classical Scholar, will be associated me in the
mana cement OF the Schools; i'll which will tauglt the
Greek, Latin and French Languages together will, tose
branches o learning which constitute complete English
education The School will commence Monday the 10Th
oil January 1870 and termiDa the 9Th dav of Decem
per following there will be vacation thee weeks COM
'nenclng on Tie 10th of June The price boa I'd tuition
washing lodging nd fuel will be hundred nd ten dol
lars payable, one half the Isl day June 1896 and
'ne o'icI nail on the LIST day OF December following
HE discipline OF the School will be parcnta: and as
much care and kindness be extended boys confed 10 INV
care as 10 my children Vicious unruy boys will not be
upon they will be expelled soon as thew shall he Gd
unsovernabe My residence is from the haunts Of
wee ana immortality aud remarkably healthy; situated
III the county OF Louisa forty miles Richmond and
about the same distance from Fredericksburg The
RON Fredericksburg to Gainesville passes within four hun
dred yards OF my residence, and that from Richmond IN
Harrsonburg within two miles Letters In me- d
Fected to "Jacksons postolce Louisa, will be promptIv
received. WILLIAM NET SON IP'S
Sept 2-tOf "a
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-09
a GREAT B4RG.9LN

NE AY be bought in a LOT OF LAND containing so
LYk acres, lying uitiin miles of the CITY of Rich
nont, on the road Leading the New Bridges On This
Land there nie two ienencnts. That nearest the main
road has clearinghouse just built, 80 by Is feet with
four roo'as good Fireplace in each, and log Kitchen
lie other Tenement has Leg House, with brick chime
ney ana three hreplaces; intended for coos
room About 20 acres of the land cleared nd under
oleraoe good fences; the balance, 30 acres thick
~ covered with pine wn"d, which if sold pric.
will more than pay land ANY one dsnosrd 70 mr.
chase may view The land by calling Mr. Collier South
all who lives on the premises will show the bonn
daIy lines Any proposition made MIR. SoutiiaH or To
The subscriber, in New Kent, will be Immediately answered
RIGID GRAVES
zero
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-09
BOARDING HOUSE.

MFRS. ELIZABETH ALEXANDER having taken ,hat
LFH cOnmotioms house lately occupied by Mrs. Hcgn-
bohan, and second door below Mr. Charles Il. Abruhams
apothecay store viii he prepared accommodate Mem
bes of the Legislature any other Gentlemen may
favour her with their patronage by the day. week, month";
or year. 10
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-09
23seGfras~
TIE MANIAC.

To sec the hsman mind o'erturned,-
Its Hottest heights in ruin laid,
And reasons lamp, which brightly burn'd
Obscurd or 9uench'd in fsenzy's shade;
y sight like this may well awake
Our grief, our fcar,-for NATURES sake.
1t is painful, humbling thought
To know the empire Of the mind,
With wit endow'd, with science fiaught,
Is f1eeting as the passing wind:
And that the richest boon of Heaven
To man is rather lent than given.
To-day he sits on reasons throne,
And bids his subject powers obey;
Thought, memory, will,--all seem his OWE,
Come at his bidding, list his sway;
Tomorrow from dominion hurl'd,
Madness pervades the mental world!
4 ct think not, though forlorn nd drear
The maniac $ donm,-his lot the worst;
There is suffering more severe
Than these sad records have rehearsal:
lis his-whose virtue struggles still
In hopeless conflict with his will.
There are before whose mental eye
Truth mas her chastest charms displayd,
But gaudier phautoms, fluttering by,
The erring mind have still BETRAYED;
Til gathering clouds, in awful might,
Aave quenched each beam of heavenly light.
There are whose mental ear has heard
Ait Sttf SHutt tOtCe. YET, prone 10 wrong,
Have proudly, foolishy prefeud
The sophists creed, the syren's song;--
And stak'd upon desperate throw,
Their hopes a6ove,--their peace below.
There are, in short, whose days present
One constant sccue of painful strife;
Who hourly for themselves invent
Fresh conficts;-till this dream Of Life
Has made their throbbing bosoms ache,
And yet, alas! they fear 10 wake.
With theirs compared. the MANAGES doom,
Though ahect, must he counted blest;
His mind, though often yelled in gloom,
At times may know a vacant rest
Not so while thought and conscience prey
Upon the heart which Sights their sway
Q Thou! whose cause they should espousc,
In mercy bid such conflict cease;
Strengthen the weakening sinners vows,
Aud grant him penitence and peace
Or else, i'll pity, DER The soul
The dark'ning clouds of madness roll
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-09

RAIL ROADS.-A late Engiis!. paYcr furnishes the
following valuable information on tue subject of an i'm
proved hail Road Carriage which Will be peruscI with
interest and satisfaction by every friend TO the internal
Improvement of his conntry:-
fnprored Raj Road Carriages great obstacle
10 ran roads IS the enormous expense OF eveIlnu the
me a'"ng Nh The rail way is TO be carried, and also
0t Carrying the PotiI or way nearly in a.,
une; because the carriages hitherto constructed G,
roads have not been able to drag weight exccpt IMAM
ie'ei or nearly level path and have not been ,blc
uSVIate IN any considerable decree from tho st,,i
ine The birmingham papers inform MS or .. NM, g.;
por'an invention, 10y which il it prove successful Ills
great obstacle VIII be removed Ii invention nj
steam carriage, which dragging a wcrbt s ohIe 80
ascend upon rail way an elevation of 4lO feet IN ,
niie with perfect ease and also to turn anc lee
from the straight line ] ucil in the ward. The jnvcn
tof Is a w. II. James, of Birmingham. His modes
nave DcGn exhibited They on Consijera n sc,,
the rail way being one hundred iect in ;.n~,h ~
ascent from the level and The deviation from , t;I
'"e are expressed above On this scale the uo,icIs
have performed with perfect success Mr. J,,cos oct,
mates he saving IN the expense OF ayin down the linz
between Briningh ham ana Liverpool IT fully t,vo trJ
ana 'hc saving OF tune requisite for having down the road
ne considers VIII DE much greater than that We are
almost transcFiong from the birmingham manor opI
cannot, Of course, speak of our own lnovl1 loo r 81
winch we have not seen. If however there Ia one
truth in the principles of this invention ifs
IS very obvious. Even the present caIcuI,tin, ~
the expense OF constructing rail rays between nl,o
where the intercourse is very great as between ycr
Pooi ahd Manchester, ii IS confidently expected fat -
"fipg' no OF ume only, but even of charge viii acr,e
10 the public from The mode OF conveyance But if the
great expense of the construction Of rail WAYS name
~ The oveilng the line in Which bey are TO pass can
~ me new invention be diminished two thirds or one
halt, the saving to the pmbc in tie charge Of the CON
Veyance of goods would be certain, and at the same
time there wond disappear nearly all the opposition
winch the country gentry have thrown in the WAY nj
he rail ways for direct line would no longer be
necessary, would not be difficult by slight deyi9tions
to Accommodate ihe humou, TASTE pleasure of per-
sons through whose estate the rail way was made TO
pass.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-09

The Paris Constitutionnel of the Goth Oct contains
circunstantia account of the reception of LAFAY
ETrE at Lagrange, mentioned yesterday in our co.
iunns. The ncshbourIng villages united in n pubIic
festival on the OCCASION notwithstanding strong efforts
on the part of the municipal authorities 10 preyept RIO
oicng of any kind. We shall proceed 10 ,ransI,te
one oil the addresses which were delivered 10 the &c
neral by populations, together with one Of his answers
ApDREss.-''At length we again behold Won nrn,,n
younger from the atmosphere of liberty which Won have
been breathing and the spectacle of the hapniness o -
powerful and grateful people, which you have cun,en
Piateu WIN delight Like the Americans we coulb
wish to describe TO you love pleasure and admir-
oh OUT 'hesc sentiments, agitatng strongly our
Hear'S deprive us OF the power of 50 dong.n
10 winch the General replied--.rhe afFcc,irr u,cI
come which awaited me here, and the fresh test,moni
ais OF attachment winch you lavish upon me 70 dy Gil
up Tue measures o! my joy in finding myself in the bo
som OF my iamliy and IN the midst of You my dear
friends and neighbours. During my iournevs over tho
Tree and prosperous territory of the United States -
was sweet 10 me to think that the voices of that exce
lent and admirable people would rcsound even rs far
as your abodes, and that you would enjoy them for
! me.
"lhe enemies of the peoples cause have not cast !,
do " icpoacn upon me. that IN expressing my scn-
men'S al Tue American meetings, thought also of vou
hey were right to believe Tins; III TACT at the s;ol nj
The wonders of public prosperity and private ban;na
WINCH IN that immense country, The fruits of Ibcr
" equality, legal and national order i: would have
oee'i G,cuit Tor me- TO forget the wish had ever che
rlshed that my French country should exercise H.
same rights and obtain the same felicity.
You see me restored TO INV retreat IF 7 a.,
Grange winch Is dear 10 so many accounts; and
TO tho.e agricultural cnoynents of which YOU know mo
!" DC SO iod and for which, for long series of wears
shared ntt You my neighbours and the greater m ri
| o the friends who surround me. Your tepard G,II
Fecprocated on my part, them 10 be more and
more prized Accept, pray you, my thanks for the
Ie festival that you have prepared for me- and that fill
n1y heart with delight and gratitude
Not less than SIR housGnd persons were present at
ns Joyous conmemo'ation of the return of him whom,
'hcy called the american .h0Iioa's Guest The dan
:,hs conucd throughout the night, and the air wa.
liIed with cries of 'I4oug live Iaiavetten-.i ono live
lie friend OF the People. On The following daT. The
General received considerable number of DISTINGUISH
cd visitors from Paris. Jeremy Benrbam was among
these. ryohH 1,,,o,, e
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-09
TLRGLNIl.

Ci{ICJIvNII:
At rules holden in the clerks Office of the court
chancery for the Richmond district the 5h day of Sep
tember, 1926: NP
augustine Davis well on behalf himself as Of the other
creditors of Charles Purcell The eide deceased no shall
make themselves parties this contribute their
proportions OF the costs thereof, RI
against
william D. Wren, sergeant of the city Of Richncnd 10
whom the estate Of the said Charles Purcell the cider
ceceascd' was committed for adninstra ton iey ~ lit
ler Hon'y ScmPe. Julia PucLet, Thomas T. c. Purcell
Maria Hammond. Sally Hammond aud Elizabeth Ham
mond and John Purcell Elizabeth Purcell, Ellen Purcell
and sally Purcell, Children Of John Purcell, deceased
and Sarah P0rceIl, widow and adnx Of Charles Purcell
the younger. deceased and Eliza John and Alter, Prr
CELL children and hes of the said Charles Purcell The
younger deceased, DTS
The defendants Maria Hammond, Sally Hammond and
Ezabeth Han mond, not having entered their appca rance
and gwen security according tho oGassembv and the
rules OF THIS court and appearing by satisfactory evidence
nat they are not inhabitants of This country ordered
that the said defendants 10 appear here tho first ay f
the next term and answer tie bill Of the plaintiff; and that
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some nevspa
per published in the city Richmond FOR two months sc
said city. ''' '''
80 Cory Tesc, I'm. ". HENTNG, &C.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-09
BOARDING HOUSE.

NTRS. SAMUEL C. ADAMS has removed to the house
I've formerly occupe by Mrs. Dabney, and yearly OPP
posite the Eagle Hotel where she is prepared accomo-
date Gentlemen with Board and Lodging, by the day,
week. month year. A few Members of the Legislature
can be taken.
nov IL 33-Gt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-09
THE DYING HUSBAND To HIS WIFE.

THE DYING HUSBAND TO HIS WIFE.
sweet the words oftrulh breath from the Inns ofove
BeGttie.
The hour, my DEAR for parting,
Is swiftly stealing on;
The dying heart is starting
Because its strength is gone
The faded eye is closing,
The hollow cheek is scar;
And low the head reposing,
OF him who holds thee dear
The arm that pressed thee 10 him
Is nervous and unstrung;
The tongue that ask'l WOO him
As feeble when young.
The hand that used like thine TO throw
It's fingers DER the Tyre,
And caused the bosom oft 10 glow
With loves celestial fire,
Is pale and liieless, and no more
Will animate. fear,
The breast OF him whose lows are o,,r
of hn who holds thee dear
Keep, then, the ring, and wear IT,
Which scal'd US man and ..iIe,
And to the world declare it
The only tie of life.
Thou hast no friends 10 weep with thee
Whilst thou shall tany here;
But OH! in Heaven, the face thourt see
OF him who holds thee dear!
WASHINGTON BARD.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-09
1880 Tickets

Tickets in the above Lottery had at the NINA
GERS OFFICE, under the Eagle Hotel, Rchmond at the
following rates: Whole Ticket $6 Half do ST. Quarter
do. 81 so.
Packages of twelve tickets cling &c Nos Of The
Lottery which must of necessity draw S25 SO nett with
many chances for capitals, shares of PACKAGES may
be had the sa me RI tie.
Prizes in The Lotteries of New York, Ncu-Jcrscy Penn
syvnnia, Delaware Maryland Washington City Virginia
Norlh-Carona and Louisiana, will be received in pay
ment.
Orders enclosing the cash, prizes, aborc free OF
postage for tickets shares will meet with prompt attcn-
ton, if addressed to
a. n M,iH \ 1Tf; MANAGERS.
Dec Q 9o-ts
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-09
10TsD 0Hg EASEEfOM g.
Ohm M'DoNoUGH, Merchant Tailor.

IN w buNU UNIf3 4FIGFCHanJ / aIIOF.
A EXT door below the Mansion House, has JUS, re-
L ceived per the Richmond Pacicr the latest ON DOx
FASHIONS together Nvitha iu assortment of FALL. 6
WINTER GOODS Of every description, suitable for
Gentlemens wear, which he yy IN make IN To oIr i;
superior style, and short ncticc.
nov % EFT
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-09

TO BUILDERS C.9RPENcTERS, ,S.c.
a GENTLEMAN residing within 20 Enies of Richmond
VIII receive proposals for making laying about
l5oooo Bricks, and FOR the wood work of Dwelling
House oO by 40 feet; he finished with dispatch and in
The best manner. "
Permanent employment will be given to q GARDENER,
of taste and industry.
Dee D 9O--4t ENQUIRE THE PRINTER
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-09
J. W. SMITH, Merchant Tailor,
To Cotton Planters.

. N1N'bOOAt
4 AMES WINSTON, (Ma,kct bridge,) being Exc1r--
~ s1vEIV engaged in the COMMISSION LINE Offers
his services particularly to the growers of Cotton
Having paid mith attention the subject and receiving
regularly the best odyccs from foreign well as the princis
pal home markets will be enabled get fair prices fox
cotton consigned to him
Any communications desiring information land such are
soced) VIII be answered by tie return of the mail.
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NOTICE.

AJOTICE.-A petition will be presented 10 The next
Legislature, praying alteration in the law pre-
sc,ibng the mode Of appointing the Flour Inspector at
Richmond. I9H Nov 1926 t7-5r
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-09
NOTICE.

~ OIICE.-All persons who ave g., inns aosips, The
estate of the late AUGUsTINE DAVIS are requested
to make them known 10 the subscriber; and all who are
Indebted to the estate, TO make payment soon rs possible
Aornics having accounts collect, By suit or otherwise
as well as collectors generally will please to cotnnunca
to him the result Of their collections
=. w. RoOTES.
nov Y 97-Sf Executor Of A. Dsri-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-09

NE EssRs. Zachariah McGruder adnfnsra tor dc bonis
LVa non Of Elizabeth Johnson decd and Frances his
vile, John Miller and Frances his wife, William Trabue
and Molly bis WIFE Pleasant ~. Bair May his wi f.
Elizabeth, frances Nancy McCaul, Benjamin Mecca and
william McCau, children of Sarah McCaul, deed, TAKE
NOTICE. That shall take the dispositions ofAusn Ford
and others, the Tavern Of Allen Dniou in the county Of
Hanovcr on the 9Th and 9th days Of December ne and
on the 9Th day of the month, House Of Francis
Underwood, IN the county of Gooohand the deposition Of
urner Il. Henley and others be read evidence i'm
suit depending in the superior Of chauceiy for the
Richmond district, in which plaintiffs. and YOU are
defendants. Nov. 9TH, 1925. THOS PURYEAR
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-09
49, ''',' W. '" N"'Cu we die pldliiItS.
sndants. Nov. 9TH, 1925. THO'S p
and JAN
ALSO
jEssRs. Zacbariab McGruder and Fran
lin 81 Raid and pill. t:....:f. yx-:tt... ~ .
ALSO

MEssRs Zacbariah McGruder and Frances his wife,
Philip II. Baird and Polly his wife W illiam Hughes McCar
BcnJabin mcCaul Had Nancy McCaul, TAKE NOTICE.,
Thatwe shall take tho dispositions of John Watkins and
others al Allen DntoDs Tavern the county Hanover
the 9Th and 9th days December next nd If not COM
peed within those days, TO be taken and completed the
same place, the 18th and 9th days ofbe same month";
Ard OF the 18th of the month, the Merry Oaks in
the county of Hanover the dispositions Of Richard Stake
and others to be continued from day day till completed
be read as evidence in suit depending the supe
ior court of cbanceTy for the Richmond district in which
you are plaintiffs, aud we defendants.
THOMAS PURYEAR,sr
THOMAS PURYEAR, Jr
nov 4-8i-w4w* JOHN THURMAN.