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The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-01-12
Where's all that brightness gonel
OROL1O.
THE GERMAN TO HIS SWORD.

ON THE pEAcE OF 1911.
Back to thy sheath, red battle-brand,
Thy task of death is done;
For rescuedis our Fathers land,
And Peace with Freedom won:
Above the hearth, twas thine to keep
From slavery's footsteps free,
IN glory's beams henceforward sleep,
No more aroused to be.
of man the name, burst not claim,
If in the slaughter field
Ch' unholy lust of gold or fame
Thy steel hath made me wicld:
The cause for which grasp'd thy hilt,
BY man and heav'n was blest: ..
al summons less sublime 'twere guilt,
To stir thee from thy rest.
|Elccp on for age thou cory sword,
The pledge of perils past,
fWhen back we drove the focman's horde
Like waves before the blast;
Yet should again our native sod
BY tyrants trampled be,
Our first appeal shall be to God
Next, battle-brand to thee.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-01-12
spQTH1.e.s..asyy'e o
From the Boston Sentinel

Though the following sentiments are a.
|tapted to the modern Robin Adair, ] think
|the structure of the old stanza is far better.
I'm the fine old
You're welcome to Paxton, Robin Adari
You're welcome TO Paxton, Robin Adair.
How does johnny Mackerell do
Ay, and Luke Gardner too
why did they not come along with you, Robin
Adairf
There is life and freedom, entirely lost
fn the modern song That one word "Ay,"
Esung with the true Highland emphatical
sglee, and wink of the burnie-bright Scot
Nish eve kindling with leesome and cantie
and then the rapid flow of
The hastily thrown together syllables in the
inc immediately following, is worth full iif-
fy fthe modern songs, the one lsend includ-
ed in the number.
Meier from my heart the day,
Aien'ry will bear,
Though in its bliss may
Ne'er again share,
When on that eve so cold,
with glance 50 bold,
Gaz'd on your mantle's fold,
Blue.robed fair.
Like yon white snow-clad hill
Meath the blue air,
Just as the golden sun
Rests OH it there,
Q'nv'rng with solar raw
n Such thy bright breasts quick play,
5A Seen at that close Of day,
N Blue-robed fair.
H. Where's all that brightness gomez
W Sec the hill bare.
Nv So fades the breast forlon,
Once though so fair:
Quick as that sunset glow,
Soon as that hillside snow,
SO youth and beauty go,
lue-robcd fair. OROLIO.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-01-12
DLIGHTED HOPES.

1t was lovely evening towards the end OF
July, that we approached the village OF Ell
fngham. Ny friends, Lord and Lady Mer,
ton, their lavely and invalid daughter, and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-18

AN inclined to dispose Of the farm called Bellmop, and
ohe valuable property IN the county Of Albeinarlr fl
siua'tO III very healthy and desirable nei.
mics from Charlottesville, and not more fln mill. trnn
navigation the Ryanns branch of I,n,s riser 1, lid
me Two stage leading wesiJgard from EreIe @
hohmond To oaunton. Near the centre Of ills land IN. t,,
stage routes unite, where there good two story public
no'e STORE mouse, other houes or mechanics, Post Office
ed 1etu'sIti these buildings new and all occuped
ne h'e tract contains eleven HUNDRED acres zoo of which
ie above the stage road leading from I,fr ana
fJu embracing bath sides of the stage road leading fr
mona 10 us JUNCTION at Ever evile, which last place beside
shb W "eSiy, independent neshbourhuod, y the result
OF Huch travelling custom, and tlfOuI which @ ma, z
mtsa week each, 10 and from Richmond and
is distance about 20 miles from eaeh this 100 acre. 2
situate" al e loot and extends nearly TOP OF The south
Sc' MOUNTAINS, Is iefue and IN good condition. Tor i,cco and
other crops has good dwelling house cop,iuipr four
moum well improved with all c necessary aud nppue,nt
1dinSs, aud Is about mile distant from, The po Cire At
l-veret syne, where the post roads units aud where ~
s" % e tract could be most conveniently made y
ei sn1t WIN TINS property aud attached IT, aft so no
gr0esi Wtirh am deuu should with tbe land, ALA III.
stock and all the plantation utensils; fact am mol i.p,sad
vseparae Tie negroes The farm: IT'S Their nome add the
bnih place oi many OF them they young likely and he i
the OLDEST d more than 10 years, aud but ii them a,
age, the youuge little year, and but of f,t
a9d men nei"etn 70 40 amongst them good blaek @ aud
pifh'tion carpenter and shoemaker Bc.itble m t
~ sor dd the enIoymen that health and society t, i'm
part dnd Containing most Of the comforts that convenience and
COMPETENCY can ohef, have motive for sale but that II
requires more Of my time and attention iau am ill.
vote to H. and more skili IN lis management bv u,.s mr. f
agents. tin possessed nfS5GOO on the isiy.r, o On
property Is all that will be demanded; the rreb.rg ri7~
interest on the hslance have c0nsidershle true for
payment OF The principal MrOpe Norris of who
tract Tor IT. sale. CHARLES FVEHErT
Auept l. 81 - -
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L4MD EOR SILL,


PURSUANT to the last will aud testament Of Rice Garland
dec the subscriber will offer public sale without re-
serve Saturday the 81 Of September next thu, valuable
tract Of land Of vhich he died possessed situated the main
road, from Charlottesville to Staunou five miles from the for
ner place, aud four miles from the University Virginia
ts tract OF laud contains Eight Hundred g,d Tgen acres,
rather than one bali cleared aud high state IL cult
ou the woodland Is generally FIST tobacco land there
between 10 snd so Of good low gfouuon the tract
nearly all Of which first rate Tobacco aud land there
- eomohabe dwelling house, with necessary out houses and
first ra,e apple orchard in fruits farms the uppe
country combining real advantages and deseryedy ranks
amonst the best IN the country where lies. when the
Intrinsic value Of this land considered the exceency of The
neshborhood and society which surround the public
improvements which going and contemplated near H. Il
presuned cannot fail IN attract the men Of cso
E The subscribers deem further description unnecess,ry
az those Wishing 70 purchase will first the premises which
will be sheTu any person by the subscrbes vng on he
premises before be day oC sale The an ye
possession 2f any part OF The land that cultivation at
any time after the day Of sale, and liberty 10 sell any part Of
me land grain, The crop will bear IT, ap posse
on given Of the whole by the 25h Of November next Tert
WILDE liberal aud made known az the sale
WI JAMES GARLAND
Executors IF Rice Garland dec.
August ~. 27-t5s
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.fARSHAL,S S4LE

NDEl decree ofths superior Court of Chancery for
= inc Richmond District pronounced the 2iih day Of
June 1875 ~ The case Of DuoP against Gihson shall ON
rday the 18Th day OF August, 1926 proceed TO sell at public
auction to Tue highest bidder the following property belonging
TO me estate OF John Muitei dec TO wit dwelling house
and two acres Of land attached thereto, and acre of land
parated ihereon by street, all SiocL HILL aud lust With
out the limits of the city Of chmCnd subject TO sny lease
thereof made by james W. Winiree. Also tea acres lard
~ ilenrco county, Oh the Richmond Turnpkep of which
survey will he made before the day sale The above ten
acres OF land viii be Sold az the front door Of the Eagle Hotel
IN he cyoi hichnond about II O'clock the day above
mentioned, and diaiey thereafter The House and Lot.
VIII be sold on the premises Terms credit OF SIX twelve
AMI eighteen mons-Bonds with approved security will
required o the purchaser, and The title retained as an ad-
ona security iot the payment Of the purchase money.
j. GUERRANT, IN. 3. c.. I'd. one ofhi, deputies.
July IS, 1926. a2I,ds
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TRNST NALE

~ pursuance Of The ProyisiOns Of deed of bearing
date the 2lh day ofAugu 1920 fron. John Wren 10 m
the subscriber as Trustee which deed duly recorded IN o.
snge county aud 60 effect the purposes Of said deed shall on
the Goth day oi August next, II the nest fair d,y
Sundays excepted, at ~ o'clock w. tc land herrinanc
to sell public auction The rhe bidder
TOT CASH Of on such credit as the parties may aeee
upon q The time Of sale the following property, m Ger
tam piece OF parcel Of land sed in the county Ut fanee
Adjoining the lands OF John Keer, Edward Fsfrer Luc
Iwman aud Aaron Fray containing 555 acres more or less
beng TIE sane and conveyed by deed from Augustine Sand
oidt John Wren with al the buildings thereon Also one
negro slave named Vincent about 2G year. Old Al
negro woman named Lucy about p years old aud her two
children, one about years old uamed Gibson aud Che Other
about one year Old named Harry Also patent Still con-
tents about i5i gallons aud other sli contents sb M
gallons, aud other still about f25 rsllons The
foregoing description taken from the said deed The .s
wihbe conducted BY myself, authorized agent
Richmond, July "a, 1926. iaItJ
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Lam SCHOOL,.

kHERt: are no lectures delivered in this institution
4'SeahaSi, bui those with which the session. commences
"u wan which 1t ends in other words the whole course
upon the practice othe law, which conducted in
nanntT upon authority There is nothing left
Unattended 10 aud the student acts for himself Nm, he
h ,'a mat TO DC iger, he read and rely on
S,, 'ol himself and upon which lie is examined every
'e records OF which neatly kept as any ia this
anu every Part Npaned from the pa oces to the
oi The Judgment, well every snecie of exc.
uoh winch follows afterwards that the student has Eve
;i ~ 'e week I" read without Interruption Ii assistance
~ a. !'eedAGn where, there species oil vice to draw his
rom H. Inc Jsre'Hs part Of the bar OF te student
VI Law VINO wan; such assistance receive there for tine
llie. OF tho session, upon much better terms for Them
49, w '"e" Hie"d, CREED TAYLOR.
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.ADTIEE

my intention 70 open SCHOOL for the ensuing wear
~ ,he hsiS nHo"rhood OF Johnsons Springs Go oehand
70 ~n'eh {" commence the 18th January and close 5
o. Deeemoer following making of 10 months atr al
lowing asinmer month vacation The br,nrL ~ -,
Mh'Ih snail teach are the following: The Latin and
languages grammaeally, Geography, with the use Of
Fps ann n u5be me interior branches OF Mathematics,
eonT'ng Pane Solid Geometry Suryrvinp
shall be well situated for the accommodation of
81 eSht Doar'ief IN most desirable neighbourhood for
neanl Nc andn"t more than % miles from Kieb,nond M,
b yrar Derd ana luiIn Is 80 dollars payable The end Of
Immediately, eierby leaving letter for me AT fb; ~ 80
applying to "li' Anderson, c4 Cary Street. Richmond
July 81. "1i' y: % MusnE'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-18

Gentlemen Of the ItJJ, L00k 10 This!
VIE valuable stable of he late Theophilus Field of Bruins,
wick county, Va will be sold 10 the highest bidder al the
New Market Course, Petersburg. te dap of
September nc1t credit of IL months, purchasers giving
bonds with approved security carry the
be remed the Princpals punctasliy paid consisting If the
following Horses viz:
GCHANNA lne blood bay horse, upwards Of IG hand.
high he was got by Sir Archie, his dam the celebrated old
merno Ewe-our old last spring Ills ACHE veInenis On
the turf are well known al years old ne the Swe epske
at Lawreneevlie, New Market and Tree I contendne in
two INSTANCES, with four five first cos-he won last
spring the Jockey Cgb Purse New Market, running four
mile heats beating Mt WIN. H. Johnson' celebrated horse
Shakespeare, and Col Wynus famous mare Fia Goianna
wall he continued IN training, under his trainer until the
day o ale so that the purchaser be easily enabled
prepare him for any race this ensuing fail
FHiLLIS tuil sister TO GUhanna, also in training wears
old last spring Phis has eyera and
reputation III race she ran last fall the Tree Hill
near RIchmond for the Jockey Club Purse contendnc with
Betsey Robinson, John Richards Marion &c In this race
which was run III greame She beat the second heat
thought by great to have been entitled the third but
was DECIDED ny Tie Judges that she lost by inches
MERiTO EVE, the dam Of Cohanni and Philli,-her
blood aud performances well knon She now with fa
bv ST Archie, aud has fcy by her side, dr0pt spring.
aud another very fine Fleyiw years old spring. both g3,
by Sir Archie. "
CALYPSO, got by Sir Archie ont Of full bred Precip,ae
mare raised by l. Goode, decd She has many racc,,
with credit and
There will he offered for sale on tho same dav several
other Brood Mares Colts aud Fies Of bsh blondhe colt.
and Miles chiefly got by Sir Archie Full Pedisrees Of
the above Horses will he exhibited the day Of sale.
Gentlemen OF the Turf would do well to attend az this stable
Is supposed 10 he surpassed by in the u States.
JOHN FIELD,
August C. y" Old
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August 10.
)f tIek{o,l.

R0dnohe Land, at the I0trn of tVeIoioa.
TEE subscribers wish sell the of land known as The
a Estate OF Wedon's Heirs, in Halifax county, N c. living
al The BASIN pfhe Roanoke canal foot of the Great
and adjoining Flush Island and town Of Weldon This
land although Is situated of fret rate Roa-
hoke land, especially the farfaned Muh Island is inferior TO
hone and possesses many advantages peculiar 10 itself con-
siderable proportion OF well timber ed forest variety
y Of SOIL adapted to the growth corn tobacco COTTON
wheat @c an abundant supply of excellent Spring ater and
an sieylt,on which eHemPt from the nundation.
ana eShalatIng mlluiata Of the Roanoke low land
adjacent TO the town OF Weldon Uhe locality which al
cnee aD assurance of IFS destined nos
sessing all the facilities Of direct safe NAVIGATION To the
be markets IN Virginia; and presenting forest of
heavy and valuable timber. view this e.tae cannot
TO confirm The assurance, that possesses greater
ana more valuable resources than any other Roanoke
river The whole tract is supp sed 10 600 acres
70 all OF which unquestionsbe title will he conveyed and
immaculate possession of about 100 acres nearly all f
which IS wood land The OF the
SUBJECT TO the occupancy OF tenant DOVER the life
Mrs Blunt, ae Mrs WeldoD) of whom it is .uppoed Il may
he purchased The terms will be made
and preferred by the chaser young negroes ability TO Ia
nor w be received at valuation, payment II prev-
1u'y disposed oPyaie, (of which due notice will be ven)
tins estate will he offered Public Auction at the town Of
Weldon, or Tnesaay tic lOA day Of October ne4t.
JOHN q. CLAIBORNE,
JAMES B CLAIBORNE.
B'7tnss7iet County, Ya Aug. H. 1926
August u.s. o9-1qt
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ny the GorcrnDr oGNc Commonwealth 0F b. i,eli,
4 PROCL95f1VJO

~ tHh ffo " has been ttprescnted 10 the Executive t
" tie jlii0r Of Southampton county flsf a es,f,
hul tree man Of color vho bad been renanded to he m
u ''uhy Tor iniiher trial on charge OF having commit
te1 rape On aepectahle resident sad county III 49,
nEh Of Iaursdy The 18th Instant break aud make bi ee
irop we 'aid Jil, and e going II afet have etrf
uoush proper, With The advice Il the Council Of Sfc a.
on rtward u one hundred sod fifty dosrs 10 any per. A.
persons Who viii apPfehend aud sonsey t. the nil Of te G
county he sid Henry Hunt; aud DO moreover reo,c III
ghses' ci7 and military, and e1hor the GOOD neoie n
me commonwealth 90 their hest endeayors % rss a.
the law directs. " ''' WI" 81
Givenunder my hssd Governor and under the Seal of
.. The Commonwealth at Richmond. tii, 2z5 ,i,v of
t'iIAbl ,uiy' ls@s. JOHN TYLER
Henry Hunt feet bish, black complexion p yesr ola
siTtsn aou ven made and posscea considerable share Of
ehrontcry Speaks quick and abruptly and f,,,, 60.
eumancs' y probable be will obtain fgiged PAS aud a.,
'egP, 70 leave The Safe BY way o! reielshurg.
"sD ~ S2-.vn
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.MgRSB4J,S SoTD

Under decree Of tie Superior court of h,rlrv for the
~ Richmond District PrOuOunc ed the 18th dav Of March
i825 III the cause Il Adams Bohanln shall on Saturday
the 9th day Of August 1876 proceed sell public auction 10
The highest bidder for ready money the pees ,he lot Of
land III the proceedings situated on Church hin in
the county O Henrleo contiguous to the city Of Richmond
byundedby H. street the South aud the continuation Of
2h streeton the Eas being ia. half lot conveyed by
Richard Adams 10 ie said Thomas BohAnan. Sale u COM
nence AZ ~ o'clock.
July 81. 81 Gf.
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LIND FOR S.gIE

Nc to move, wish sell uiy plantation in Essex
I'M, land l. upon the Rappahannock river about II mile
1PP'hSnnock and 10 below Frederickshurg The tract
contains upwards Of 600 of high land and about 2Gl of
winch very u, and remarkably well calculated for
mouse aud other requisite uhoes upon il; aud for 10
nave lived on 1t, ny family with the exception OF
!I nave heen exempt from the usual fall diseases of
m "eI country more particular description of the pre-
n,sT IS not deemed necessary, presumed that no one
Vii without personal inspection The terms OF sale
wiil be such as usually required. VAI CAKNETT
Essex, July 10. ca &c
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Fin DoIlgrs Re,ror,I

oLEN from the subscriber the 10Th Instant Red M,
co rocket Book containing hundred and forty dol
on the Bank Of Virginia. Also bond ON Robei H. CJsr,in
'w IN favour OF me in June 1925, for 1855 dolls. on de-
~ aha one ON e. Anderson for SS5 ON demand auL one an
Bird Smith for five dollars and one on Wm IT. h,n, f
y siN dollars with the credits of eighteen dollars ON it,
S ~ .aVSr ot Nathan w Wahon. forwain persons
oh uadns ior any OF the aforementioned bonds viii give
MY dollars Tor the delivery Cfte thief and contents Of the
Dop, orr wall give twenty dOllas Tor the thief or $50
Tor the Pocket Book aud contents. ' " Nv
July IL. IG-tf Fnw,uD y,D--r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-18
DRY GOODS .4T COSV

WE Subscribers very unexpectedly have sum OF
Il money which they feel themselves i'll honour bound to
PAY oder their Goods aud charges that object
shall be aitained they have aiarge stock, following are
par, Of them
Snperine cloths and cassimeres
Calieoes, ginshams oanbrics and muslins
Irish linens lawns aud linen canhrics
Imitation linen cambria and hdkfs.
Thread and bobinet laces aud edsip-
Figured and plain silks and satins
Russia birds eye aud table diapers
Canton grapes and Grape shawls
Summer and winter vestinss
%, Al aud Cd bombazine, for dresses
Plain aud figured bomhazet
Black cireassian and ocassan plaid
Russia sheeiing, duck and Scotch osnaiu.cs
Every variety Of domestic goods
Our situation is sich make il necessary that ,ee Id
eau upon our en, in town and country that are indebted
siataSce we confidently rely.
August To- os-tf
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HaWOVE LIND ron SIZE

WILL sellupon accommodating terms small tact Of land
ng on Famonkeyri river, aud adjoining Hanover Town the
lands Of Robert Page, William Rosne judge
ana others containing about 200 acres third Of which
it rate Pan9sy to'c grounds aud the high ind equal
any on the river farther discrpOn deemed
as those disposed TO purchase will fret view the premises the
land viii be shown 10 those disposed purchase by Mr. j. g.
wade who has II IN cultivation For terms AMY To-
Mesra Laekand Ienshaw Co Of Richmond or 10 ne sub
ser,ber living IN Charlottesville, Virginia. d. s. M0SBY
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Clouer Forest for Sale.

virtue OF the last wall and testament of John Lancaster
o"n stand as Tavern, lying the upper end oe Cumber
% county containing about $50 acres the main Western
Terms third ofthr purchase money 10 n, paid
.oh uHy d December next at which time possession Will
uie Balance IN two equal annual Payments with
- upon TIE property TO the purchase money.
- INSCRIPTION VI the Propertyis
" "e't Hpown. NAT: LANCASTER, Ex'r
--e -. lS--tds of JOHN Lancaster dec
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TVIGW.a.M GR.4lLW.4R SCHOOL.

fSNHE public respectfully informed that mr. c. Rosby
young gentleman OF high ci1s:ea aanmens and amabe
engaged 10 assist IN til. classical department Of
this School Mr. Rockford will con,inu. 10 give instruction,
10 mathematics and the French Language, and tie principal
promises The most unrsmnS attention his part
the plan of studies exten.velv useful as the nature Of ID,
Institutions will admit "A few additional Scholars can he adj
mhed NN. H. GILES,
bARTilW. EGAN.
August II, OF
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Fifty Dollars RciD0rd.

An on rom The Female Academy in Nashville in SEN
~ Ieuber 1924, negro fellow by tue name of Billy lie
P'"loy attempt TO pas free fellow. have no doubt
WI nave pass, and will call himself Billy Iubson or BIy
~oodseH lie Of small stature, has complexion le vel
mas large hushy head Of hair, very fine and
indEerchef ouhd IT, lie inclined 10 drink i. rt
e oet and house servant aud the same fellow who rode
races Tor = iie Woodsoa, IN Virginia, years past
Nashville, Tenn. July e. " 9Iic
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PeniientiGry AUCTION Sales


WILL he sold at the Peniteniiary Store at Auction on
w IhuTdny the I2k October merit, heween two aud three
thousand dollars worth of Penenary Manufactures of vlr-
Gus KINDS amongst them qua0tity of superior n, rO
Siohing Shoes Wagon, Cart, and Plough Gear Sc Sc
SIs months credit will he allowed all sums over twenty
collars on the purchasers given negotiable aud PAYABLE
me Bank OF Virginia. with good edorers fc all sums under
Shat amount, cash will be required.
THOMAS NELSON, i. A T.
August g. o. -
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SHALL offer for sale TO the hige bidder on MONDAY the
10Th day oi September next far, otherwise the next TAR
day, at the late re'idence Of Edmund sron dec IN the
county Of Amelia, between 80 aud 100 Nesoc committing Of
mem women, boys aud girls Among whom are some as yar
able house servants any in this state bsck,nh oarpcn.
ers and crop hands The sae 20 continue from day day
place Of sole. EATlrL HARRISOS, Er'r
Amelia county, August g. 1896 25-U,t
consent 10 tie above sale so Car as interested
J4BfIsg - COCr-r
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Paiuab,e James Ricer Land.

UFUtU.C JUUItS IttCSF LuUu.
sYNHAT valuable estate called Chipoaks in Surry county,
about four miles below the courthouse offered for sale
1t lies on the South side of James River near Hog Island
and binds for distance the late survey il
contains 1854 acres the greater part OF which cleared
rom the fertility of the SOIL which equslled by any
IN the county tins estate considered by competent Judges
admirably adapted TO the growth Of Possession may
Se had On the hrs OF January next Capt John
resides near the premises will give any
ihe For terms apply the subscriber living Alexandria
~. g. yVAI 7 HonGSoE
August IS. 81,
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WE Subscriber wishing to 10 private eleoee of
ics io1 Tease the Tavern Ferry Sc at his place ion The
TEN Of two years from and after ie 1T day ofIauusy ext
rue rent VI" be required he paid on the IL of iy and If
Of January IN each year ssd bond with approved esrv
wiii be required before possession will be given Furniture
.sn pc "a WIN me house on accommodating terms. Dor fur
Tier particulars apply TO the subscriber.
n,.,,.. AMMON JOHNSON.