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The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-03-26
FROM THE SATURDAY EVENING POST.
LINES ON THE DEATH OF AN INFANT

LIND YIN f1E DEA II OF AN lNF AIN i,
The little one is dead
From worldly WEAKNESS and night,
The heaven born spirit fed,
Through DEATH the vestibule, to light;
Wo had not raised the heart-heaved sigh,
Nor grief e'er dimm'd her azure eye.
How shall we mark her tomb,
By rearing DER it sculpturd stone
No strew't with vernal bloom,
Emblem of her-for she hath flown,
Like to the howret when winds rave,
A bud Of promise, to the grave
Her little ear knew not,
The guile that turks in human tongue
Her soul without a spot,
Was never by her conscience stung--
O, blest to live so little while,
And then enjoy her Sayiour's smile.
Oh little cherub say,
Of thou can'st list to human voice.
Sing'st thou the heavenly lay,
And III Gods praise dost thou rejoice
Yes ! fancy paints the infant choir,
And thou art there to tune thy Tyre.
And fancy paints thee now,
List'ning while angels speak Of thee,
When thou vast mortal-how
They smiled to sec thy childish glee,
When in thy happy fathers arms,
Or when thy mother scann'd thy charms
When on thy halcyon bed,
They closed the little sleeper's eyes
Watch'd thee when sick-when dead,
Welcom'd thy spirit to the skies;
Guided thee to the throne of God,
The purchase of the Sayiour's blood
She hath return'd to earth
She spreads her golden plumes in heaven
She shall again have birth,
A body to her soul be given
When earth shall sink into her tomb,
And babes and christians rise in bloom.
PHILADELPHIA, FEE. IS, 1925. ALONZO.
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with Jar of honey, and some fish, which were sent
tony lodging, and was desired to revisit the king
IN the evening,
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-03-26
ADELIO.
FOR THE GARLAND.
RECOLLECTIONS OF HOME.

RECOLLECTIONS OF HOME.
Oh, l have WANDERED far from home
How sad the recollection
Of those dear friends from whom l roam,
When leisure gives reflection.
The best and dearest of them all
left-an aged mother;
And when our parting recall,
l scarce my grief can smother.
How often in my infant years,
She led me through the wildwood;
In tott'ring youth dispelPd my fears
And nursd me in my childhood.
drew my nurture from her breast,
And from her mind my morals;
Oh God may she be ever blest,
And crown'd with heavenly laurels !
ADELIC
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-03-26

DR.. WoLcoTr had great fondness for music
Shields, the composer, and Dr. Jackson, of Exeter,
were among his favorte friends. The following
beautiful pastoral, written by Pindar, was set to
music by DR., Jackson. The ballad is entitled Ma
Ran, and the melody is worthy of the words, which
cannot be surpassed for simplicity and tender pa
thos -
Since truth has left the shepherds tongue,
Adieu the cheerful pipe and song,
Adieu the dance at close of day,
Adieu thou happy morn of May.
How oft lie told me | was fair,
And wove garland for my hair
How oft for Marian Guild the bower,
And hll'd herlap with every flower
How oft he vow'd constant flame,
And carv'd on evry bark my name
Blush, Colin Mat the zvouaded hee
Is GNMat nor remembers me.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-30

DtED--At Oah I'LL Il the rounty Of
Henry, on the goth inst. il tie al-t var ul
her age, Miss MARY y. STARTLING,
daughter of fhamns Starring. -. ati,r
prolracted AMI .ailful tndlsposuua Of alne
monltls DEAN, ia al his tilumPhs, never
exalted atrr Bu event muHe mechanically Z.
md hrllrr calculated 10 peositalc human
pride. Bat short ine ster,, AVID the H.
ceased MS sren, hluumlas IN yedhd
beauty, mloslir,, as eagerly a. au) ut - ID
tie busy pursuits of ale, I'LL nt pr'-sut ~.
flashed with future hopr. 1'he moe9os
had already passed away, without cloud,
and thr peerless h. ishiarst With Wht,d He
noon commenced, seenfd Ia preauss &
long summer dA uf craslcss Sunshine AID
uaclended sefrally. Ahs how WI .HG
delu-itr l. rstry tlIinS 81 tGls au1lj. At
the WY momtnl Whru the Ky W. ,leay.
cst, and every prospect fa'frat, tnea shut
IN duk aud dismal mghl-#ihat usht
which 10 rNcraa see aa1 lar, ths cold and
comtor,l,es aiIHt 81 death aud tnt grave.
Thus WIS rNuusai .aal the soIl hsut If
how much virtue! Thus was lro2cn lary=
yer, the gcutal current Of how much WARM
an generous stuslbihfr. Thu bosom
which was thu tayolltc scat of every soc i
virtue, has been touched ny The ,a} cold
hand of death, mud that htui which MAS
the slriur whr,c honor loved IL worship
Is Numbering ia the dust. The countless
ties by winch rhl, anioulr and accomplish.
ed Lady, had brcome connected, AID eu.
tniued around the best affections of hrf
! friends, have been rudcly torn asundrr aud
nov bleed at every P"re. lctthcfe i an
! othrr clrtlr, nearer, aud dcafer, which THIS
awful dlpcnsatlon has plunged still deep.
er in a!ilictlon. Ofthr drsoiation aud de-
SPAR winch reign there, aud rrushc tie
! spirits of lis members, we II. not here Ia
i speak. Sacred he then sorrows Hal
/ lowed he Their sullirrinSs - God ot mrr-
j 9, g1'ut that tAr strong assurance NhirH
sbr gave al reconciliation with thrc, aut
| tue belief that she ~ GoN ENJOY Ing the sori
| ely Of her salnted mother dad SISTER II
lualms OF light md glory, may teach Il. u
boW IN unnuImurnG obedience IL Thy
sovereign will. Sprlt of my dep,iied
Friend arcept Tins unworthy tuhatr from
a heart that drpIores thy early lat, aud
winch en- only cease II CHERISH thy me-
mory nhrn ii becomes i, cold as thine
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-30
yIRGINIA CONVENTION.

:, aaditionlo the delegates heretofore an
,,an,ed. The following names may be adj
"A tn The list We hope shortly to add
lion and Rnckbridee, in our own neigh
,.-b,oj. besides many others, 10 other parts
81 the commonwealth
Belfra Calohill Ncnnis, Col. Jabez
I,,tNich. Capt. Lewis WinShcid, Juhal
I,rdap. Mai. Isaac Otey, Mag. jesse
i,ftvirh, Mai. YIN. Campbell and Col
I,bn p. draw We received the resi-
ldti1ns adopted n tins county 10" late Tor
appearance to-day. They shall appear IN
oui next.
: Yaod1Josrph II. Samuels, JohnJ. Jack
.on. james II. Neale, David CrecI, Daniel
RAYMOND and Isaac MurIis.
Freds,irh--Afred II. Powell, Henry st. q.
Ta-Lrr. John Il. Cooke, Nathaniel BnrWelI,
i,,vil Casleman, Jr. Josph sexton, William
n Barton David Meade and John Shir.
s5enaadoah- Robert Alien, Charles L. Lo-
,.Il Jaseph :. Hpeugler, Joseph Stricaer, l.
sac Overall, VIM Carson, Philip Williams.
Ir and John Gate wood.
Eoetaghau--Col. :. II. Lewis Dr. p iIar-
r,.u. Dr. J. u. Williamson, aid Col. J Ken
ray
Preitou-William Sisler and J. rairfay.
Berksiey-Elisha Boyd, Moses Hunter, Is
r,sl Robinson, Philip c. Pendieton, Jacob
Weaver, Edward Coston, David Holmes
Conrad, George Porterield, Charles Urrick,
yohn s Porterheld and Levi llenshaw.
-t-cgnracf--Thcma L. Joynts, Thomas VI
Bxyley, linn Rogers, William L. Gusts, Col.
Ighn q. Joynes and DIR. George oherer.
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REPRESENTATION 81 TAXATION.

nEFnE SDN ~ ION u a \ \ j ION.
NYssrs EptroRs--I hay. lang viewed
o., ind +, rib III. Measure thr arts add
.y,,acps a,t,anr,ng tioon in b.ria IF irno-
,,,rr and tsl,rk and desoI3t;ur cnl,rnn
;,,,ts biootrv and spnerstition f., rrtir.
~, before ths Majestic marrh of Ibc
mud which ia earrrly gra,nin, and pro
neyEy assiniIatinrio fhe most refined aad
srnlillr pgincipl,s If patriotism sn inc 10
n. na,,nn. as il asrruds the anry of plury.
.more elevated. more unrr. and liberal
galley. under which il can rppo,e in safety,
snioying he Crl,its ofits laborani the plea-
sue If a freedom their most saogaue ex-
raetations scarcely permitted them To an
i4ipatp. THIS lreehum vas purchased by
the blood and treasure ot our ancestors
VA. tnadr ours bv iuherlttncr, and Is now
offered as an asyl lam 10 the fugitive of eve
gY iaud. But how long widths avail as II
Ne make M rf'lrts II secure and pcfpctu-
al, those principles, in support Of which
tins Invaluable treasure has been cxPend
ed Those principle, which protect the
weak against the power Of the strong, and
the innocent against thr mAch'nailoa7 OF
tie vicious Those prlnclPirs of "qaabty
uy0n which the Author ut our Bela5 has
Placed US For the establishment Of g.
ociaI system Of LAWS, to guarantee "ad
p'rpetaate to US that equality, 1t vas that
TIE great contest arose between England
ald Aner'ea. which hrmloated IN the lree-
eotn OF tue latter and not to ad"itefafe
tue pure tnnntalns OF repnbhca1isnn, by
F"enS all power In the hands Of 4 mlaor.
" ara lhrfeoy create ii corrupt ana a'G'o-
efa,e aris'oeracy' MI was 1t 10 Weaken
aud corrade the chalu ofthe union by dis
soslns those adhesive moral .oblleatloos
Ealeh every where n'9o man ID h'' 'f'"N'
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DUNAWAV from the subscriber living

a. DNAWAY from the subscriber living
in Bedford county shout miles Vet
OF Lynchbura, a NEtsGD hAa uhlned lind
sey, about % or - yesr, af aer, 10" a d not
very stout made, ofabriebi }eIlo" complex
ION, with hushy hair and has scar on HE
forehead, his rloHijtrg not known as he carri-
ed all he had with him, he isFerY smart.
expect he " N eHdenrour 10 rass as a tfes
man. ms have reason 10 .Iatieye he has OIL
TUNED free paprrs Bat have.na i,ira what
rof,ts N, has takru, or will take -Whosoer.r
tahcs Up aid negro aud delivers hm 10 nr.
or ss,7ires lGm in Jail. ~ dt.u r. him aeain.
hall be literally REWARDED. aud ala fen~on4-
hle expenses paid. hplll'A tLAi
5Gge ., 1873. ~4e -
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&Nli ice.

THE snhscriprion lis, f,r erecting an
Episcopal Church ia tits place, has Lren
deposited with me, one halt Of which is due
the ilh J1ly next The subscribers are re.
qaestcd 10 make payment ~ thGt time.
DAVIDSON BRApfUlE, Trustee.
1nnc 30. 1883
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iu~, Aufhouy ani I,rui1ns. tLrtr sworn en-
mics. hai whose, ennity became ncutralized |
by an agreement for nrfroses of tfnnlIi,u.
personal pa-ap and elevation. nnon renal- |
ion tia. the uatina .hauil IA. tli,nlrd be- /
tween tha,n. The friends nfone Marty wrrr
sacrificed Ia thr iptnlae,lI,. IN ,lirp at the
other, and ,Aas l.u not of tie Great
est aud best of The nrople. but ihris
own knsmen aud rrlatl,e-, +, gardlrss OF
,irtap, talrufs, az ~ iannepu0e. Human
nature IS still t!r same. and A 4 proof of
II ask If oar fathers did not eumplln bit
telly against England. because she assuu-
I'd the right 10 bud us IN all things nhatsa-
ever? They would not submit - it
Tbe,. rb,llr.r IN tn, ,.,,s;,;o,. orIh,#,r,..
s.nt d,,,,,e,,... ,b,.,,t,.,.;,, az H. c,=
thrrs. and sopnnrt th, pnl,ry If Enal,nd
hv ~ .,,n,,,.. tia, s,,,,,,. a,,tI,nriry MT
TER of r,,nt n,,r tb, ,,.,.l ..,ibnl,.r.
'"t ''eie - d1oui'' t'"7s WI" are "'So
o",,'''s "P'n ''' l''n',e'ts VI tNI''"'totY'
9'ln', = .,aNs ',,s 'n'; " NC, t. 'u'
= -" =. VI, '',,''' ,',a, - II ',,''"
! ofillustIalion, would simply ask, suppose
you We're 10 discover serpent entering
your door, and, with silrul aud easy mo
,ion, moving towards your family, would
yon stand coueidrling upon principles OF
eXpcdency. until ne should strike one of
S'"' '''''''" -, 81 ''i'" '",, '''' "o"4a
pump w w M ",i'' ~ a'H''' .N''a " VI
w. ''o1' u az '''' i''"o ''5'.T ~
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/ ~ nav "'o Wy w ~, ''s ~ o''' l'''', -
'''''' '''N "'a '''i"us' III St"' s''it P"l,'9'
- - 'u'' ~ 10 a. ''''' ~" ~ CIV !
~ ''s' u, ''''r W W, "''.' H"''"''
''''e s'5' my ''', u" o'i '"e''' i''''' III,
i'''s'n' P"n'!, anu '"'''io, ''' oPI,"''a
!" a''c'nP'l'5 any ''n'n"uns"'s' ''""'
s"Il'''' s'' P''"e''sSp'S ''r S','!''
'"'''"e o''N "'sr s'''n NV" ~ "l'
aao'e hooSe' Noarsta l3' present occupant
You srt II mucu ue'"3td' '"d reason
points cal thr necessity "if'p'rs hal Ia
asnpch as You hn' ho Inconvenience arr.
sl"S nom us present tonaI''oh' 70" con
e'uaf lha' II Is in'Nfrdirmt u ll'"l any OK
Prna' Tor r""gs, ana VIII 10, of "9""oIsI'-
! 90 but ny IN lllt mat ctu7N'2 You III Is
runs. Yet THIS ID the ppHe5 prescribed ny
Tie oPPosItlon'
Noy 1T mo invite vonr attrntinn Ia
ih,.e unoA;.ndiao ciljz,H4 nrosc,lbrd and
l,hnr,o.r .nnd,r ,h, arrao,,a, i,nuol,cy Of
/ his nn1,,r.d ham nn,an9st whom ar, ma
nv possrssiag the best talco,, in the natl N
some of the most sagc, the most IlterAte,
the most eutrrprsIoS, the mo7t brave and
pat etic--some of the best stalesmen---
the best lawyers, the hrat cIrreymen, the
brat oil ,rrs, the beet soldiers, aud the most
eNrm larry citizens. Amongst them, Is
your fathrr-and yours --and yours and
yours-nho formed under Washington the
nviocihIc American phalaux-~thr ondaun-
ted volunteers in the torIorn hope, to save
their country and pos,er''y from the non
shacides of British drsP"'lsm Where ls
you tiIial affection? DO you set at nonshi
/ the parental arm that broke the power OF
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DY virtue of Il decd Of tras, executed 10
I'D mr by Philip Lively, aud Tor certain
purposes thcrcia ryptc,sed (Which said deed
bears dafe the 27lll day Of August, ls24, and
Is OF record in the county coar; OF Amherst
| shall ON the 9Th dag OF July, ls25, at the
said phIip Lindsey 5, sell by way OF public
nuction, for cash, the following properly, viz
all hl, interest in the dover Of Nancy
Youn5 surviving widow Of John Young, dec
tie SAID dover consisting Of hard aud per
sonal property, also two.scvcnths 81 the dow
er O. the widow of james Lively, dec
likewise two horses and two feather beds aud
furniture. Acting a, Trustee shall convey
10 tie purchasers such title as IS vested in me
by the Deed of Trust aforesaid md none o.
tlcr. JOHN b. DUNCAN, Trustee.
June % 2t15
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CASU My.

Ne are inl.,r1ned thai on Thursday Inst,
named JAMES FAIRS WAS accidentally
iii ahile blowing rocks At thr Balcony
Ills he has vile and three children, We
-. told, in Washington City.
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AL 10 De Dtt.tf ~ oNE pAY.


&2loo Blanl.. ''''--' i''N'''' @-'a''"'>
Hhole Tickets 5000 Qaa7ers .g2.2S
lhyss ! 80 fjpfbs il2o
Packages aud Certificates ~ fhe gnne p,s-
rors'oa 10 be had iaa gteut variety q! nun
bLIs N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-28
VIRGiylI.f FE.T.4LE ACADEMY.
(BOUd.op iIec6Leab,fyO co,tuIvN

WE exercises Of tins institution om,nre on Mon.
day JanuIy 9t 1896 under the direction Joseph b.
Warne OF the North Carolina Female Academy, and George
L. iSsker assisted by Mrs Wne, Mrs. Baker, En-
aud has taught Music there during the present The
course OF Instruction will include Needle work. aaing Wrl-
tug, Arithmetic, Egsh Grammar, Geography, M,ihoosy,
History, Chymistry, beilesLeres Natural Philosophy aud
Astronomy The for board, with the above
wall be 90 dollars per session and charge
will he made hut al the option of the rieud pupils
The charge for tuition alone will he from 10 dollar, per
session Music Vocal and Instrunental Drawing viii
also he taught. the former 50 the dollars per
essioni tue whole payable advance The morals aud
OF the young ladies' will particular attention
but regards day scholars, tins only he extended 10
school hours after winch lime the responsibility up
on their friends Boarding pupils will regularly take teif
meals with the family aud wall every repec, be conde
as part Of it, Those whose amabe department literary
requirements entItle Them such distinction, will
gold media completing studies Every boarder will
ne expected TO hring par of Sheets blankets and
towels Books &c will he furnished at the regular prices
Dec. 2. Gid
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BEL g.fYER.N ron S.aLE-

NlE SUBSCRIBER, wishing to retire from public business
Il oilers for safe h elegant establishment the of
Liberty, Bedford couy, which, the variety
ITS advantage, exceiird by public Virginia, and
tquaed by few In addition 10 its beng situated the
midst OF Popuos and wealthy country, where disease almost
unknown, and where all the enn aud iaces
~ I" ensure the most complete success 10 DESTROYS
To engage IA thus business, be procured the most mode
rate terms, command. al present custom winch the uicri
her believes to he wholly unparalleled The buildings
commodos, aud III good state of repair. The
two story hok dwelling house, 100 feet length apartments
numerous, comfortable cunvcnient hick kitchen, with
all the necessary -UkDg, servants &c; stable 225
feet Length, 40 Oiwhch bck the balance framed, and
entirely with forage sufficiently capscus to con-
tain supplies io year. Attached this range OF stalls
100 tett long neatly shielded Courthouse te-house and
smoke house well adapted the purposes In which they
respectively degneddJoinng 10 which back lot off
extremely fertile. The subscriber will also SELL the
purchaser requires it, snaii TRACT OF LIND immedi
ateiy alIcen which hi oi improvements pOT-
lion OF which Is well set II clover.
The terms Oi the sale will he accommodating only small
PotOnOt the purchase moaey will be required hand the
balance conveniently arranged that the purchaser will he able
to meet the payments ny ihe profits arising the house
House servants, furniture, hand May also he had
POSSESSION Will he gwen hrmas, required 1t
sale cannot he effected by the 25A ot December shall
offer the house Tor rent for term OF years
.. 25---tf WILLIAM TERRY.
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Land, Msgroes, SC. for Sac.

he sold the highest bidder the residence nj
W t. Appeson, dec ia the Of ecklcnhurg
day the Sd day January next all the personal property he
longing 10 said deceden consisting of25 so Talabc r,
amorg-t which fret blacksmith
and shoemaker, and the principal pa Of the valuable
hands IN the state: the whole
TO 600 barrels large quantity Of fodder and oa; one thou.
sand gallons whkey part very old aud superior fifteen thou
sand pounds prime pork; the whole stock horses cattle hog,
complete aoftus of bloksnits tools all the plantation
tools; household ruhrr mostly Of superior quality; an te-
CANT new aud we:oned piano forte, aud great variety
| articles not enumerated.
Also, at the and place, the following TRACTS
or LAND The Flat Creek Tract about from Ln
hardy Grove containing about 53acrcs superior oa
~, 81 OF which creek low grounds aud first olcco
iand-the improvements comfortable for small family
io another Tract within mile Of the above known nv tie
name OF Ctcaon containing about IS Of heavily timber
Ell land and well enclosed pliDaiiou FOR farming. other
Tract containing about $50 acres adjoining lands ILL
am Duniigh jr. and other known by tie of Fo,s
containing from t. 200 One other Tract called Liz
f0rd, adjoining the lands Of Henry Wilson o.hcr the
c'se quantity not known The plis Of an he lands with ex
act surveys viii he produced the day ale All the per
'onal property will be sold credit twelve mouths. the
purchasers executing boud, with approved security before the
property rdeycred A credit OF ono and 8 years equal
annual nsalments viii he given the lands the purchasers
every instance M Daniel addaugb will hew The hand, in
his neghhourhood, and mr. William Jones in the neigh
bourood Of LOmbdy Grove to any person previous to the
day of sale
The above 'ae III be without and continue from
day TO day until the whole property Is dspoed or.
WAL TONNES, Ear OF X. Appc son. dec.
Nccklenburs county. Dec. %. Gg-wN
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.AI.dRNLLAL,S N.ALE

obedience to decree Of the Superior Court Chancerr
holden at Sunon pronounced the 9Th day OF Deccir
her 1922 ia therein depending, Thos Mann
itandolph plaintiff aud Thomas Randolph Francis
til aud Valentine w. Souha others ~ de(en lani,
will he SOLD u the high hidie the place, and
the terms respectively follow, the following property he
longing to tho said Thomas Mann Ranpolp, witt frs
"uinber Of valuable SJDES; I'm parcels TO SUIT The
convenience OF purcha,e)a large very valuable TRACT
OF LIND called Edseh lying lhc county Albemafe
the Rvanna RiveT lasty Stock CROP farming
utensils &c - the said land.
The sale oithe Slaves will commente Chu loi,esve on
Monday the 2d of January and continue they
all disposed o on the dss after the sale of Slaves shall
have been completed, the Land will he sold ON the PREMISE
and so thea eater may be, the stock, CROP &c.
The Slaves many Of them will sufficient 10 pro-
uCe certain mentioned the decree, will he sold for
ash the residue Of the Slaves f any, stock rep far
ming uteuii &c, credit of months land upon
a credit of one two and three wears.
The ahove mentioned made nv consents psrie
and the ale hereby advertised lieu of The sales
advertised by the said Gimer Souhal, by the said
TEoma. Mann Randolph
GEORGE EsKRtDGE, MS.c.c.
December IL 1925. e7-id.
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LIND NOTICE.

virtue ot deed OF trust executed the 18th day
Ioi September, 1924 by Robert Scott, pay
oa dent due TO David IT, Williams and the request
Williams, shall proceed sell The bidder
at Lunenhug courthouse the 9th day Of January xt
ct being court day 1.-TWO Tracts of Land convey
deed, much thereof snail he Pu-
poses of the said trust lying county Lune nburg-ne
one containing us acres being the which the
Robert scott residethe ether tract adjoining the above
aud called Barnes Old Tract con aiming 800 acres For fur
ter description of these tracts Of land reference Is had
deed OF trust recorded the clerks office Of The county
nnburg On the plantation containing SIS acres there
excellent twosIOry dwelling house aud every necessary
house The tract Of 500 good tobacco cotton wheat
aud land IL contains large body land and
toway low grounds. HENRY N WATKINS trustee.
n. 55--y,,v
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flflY Ooilars hetcard-Stop The IiNaia.

3 BOUT The middle OF August, calling hnsoii Pet
IA ubOnc, passed through thi, place ard took oil with
negro man oi Petibone about hgh
complexion, lon dark hairhls suspicious look ge.,-
tc"y drese. lie ha, been AIny ii aid
ed and went 10 CANADA lie musician AND plays almost
instrument and makes preenon teach dancing
,ffdericS the negro mar tall likely fellow, yellow
complexion well dressed has share Of imp,-
denoe, aud fond OF the company Of wlte lie
excellent Fnld aud him small poor Lay horsr
These fellows crossed Badal,s ferry, tic Savannah
into South Carolina, the 3UIh Angus They
IN roenyil. district shortly afterwards The wa.
oo'the negro riding with his fiddle lied behind him
The white sand he lived Gretnviie District ana
he had purchased the negro of me-
The above reward will be given for the apprehension and
confinement OF these fellows any JAIL that se
hands on tIem0r hiIty dollars Tor the negto alone.
MIledg cvllr, SEQ. Sc JAMES CAMAK.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-28
EnENc11 spnI1ArtnNs

A member Of Congress, writing to his friend in
Philadelphia, uses the following spirited language,
on the topic Of French syoiaions-
Believe me, Sir, we are all alive 10 the great
injury received bY our citiz ems from The unjusii-
able spoIistons Of france, and anxious so Ear as r.
within our power to AFFORD relief to the severe
wounds our commerce has received You must
read with pleasure, the energetic appeal Of the
President to Congrt IS, and il will be attended 10
With promptness and alscrity. II is time that the
French government should know that the remon-
suances OF an American minister are not to be