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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-14
REMOVAL.

VIZ SUBSCRIBE has removed to tie well known etand
'"'eiy occupied Oyster House by MI, T. Cnok-
sry' 'rpo'tc the Eagle Hotel where lie will continue 10
eP t pest OF OYSTERS, with ovcry delica c and lux
uy % uc season lie returns TO the public his most sin
'hks Tor the Kind and liberal patronage i've has
@'e received and hopesit will he continued to him
Nv may ucseTvc It, His eNeruns please and give sa
,'o,o WI" DC uremittiug, and nothing shall he WANTING
Pu'to render his house decent nd especfablc
JOHN Il. SEAWEII.
80 - loft
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-14
SIR CHARLES

NHIiLL STAND the ensuing season. como,o,,.;nu
~ NIareh and ending lst August, at Tree I'm near
i'chmond and will be let Mares at s. dollars The
SON. to be paid on the lst Of August; Is dollars ,bc ]
reap 10 DE paid a. the time, dollars for ios,ra
iy cents IN each case FOR the Groom. Fxteusve mas
ai every attention paid 10 Mares, but no rcsuousi
D!hiy Tor escapes accidents. Mares Will be fed acco
price OF the produce. NJ ct1i r,IIn I "c-
SIR CHARLES is full feet 6 inches hqh a fine Sore,
Oh most commanding appearance, beauty aud action He
was got ny 9IF Arciy who got by old Diomed; his
cam ny Oid Citizen, who got by Pacolc vino ,r,e
got by Blank, who got by the Godolphin Arabion-
so nal, on both Sides ;hee is better bred horse in
PERFOR.Uq.NLYs.
~ an aIer nc was three years DID, he walked over The
afooFough course for the Colts Stake vo mile hcats
NJ Inc same time and place. he won the Prort;ctor' Tc
two mile heats, beating Mr.. Wynns grey fiIy Vrjnia
"PinS ne was four years old, he the Jockey Club
t"rse at iiaitiX, two mile heats beating Jerome &c
ut Beied, he the Projectors Purse two ne boate
oratinS Carolniai Giant, and Bates Constitution NJ
rev Market he won the Propr;eor's Purse three milo
heats, beating Realty.
Fail after, Inc the Pfoprirtor's pursc ,r.o NIL 49,.
at arlington, beating Giant SC lie also won the Jocl
mp Purse at Dr"mmondsjug, mile heats bestF,,
scouts hIy aud Giant. lie won the Pfonrieforts
Purse at New Market three mile heats bcating f,n,,
TOM &C lie lost the BelfeId beaten by Eoali,,
ne won 'he lost Stake al IIaax, beating Sir william
Peyton and Clays Potomac lie won the Jocke,, Gin,
Purse at TaIborough, beating, &c
same az, he was carried to South Carolina and C;eoT
ga' IN vrciched order, aud three races ont of 6
oeaunS transport, Pcyton Plough Boy, &c.
Lost the next Spring, Lawrcnccvile still in had cr
Der alter winning the first heat, mile heats He aso
'os INC mic day, best three in five, The same time
HeXt Fall, he toe Propriotors Purse ~ Ts,rrcr..
Ih'e' Two miie heats, beating Peytop, SCOTS fIIv &C.
came Fa'I'at New Market, he won the Jockey C,nb f,,
mile heats, when he able run with apv horse in ,l
EofId, beating Sir William. Coalition, Maria &c A.
Belheld, Inc The Jockey Club Parse three mill bc,
ting Sir Walter and Shawaner '''
Next Spring, c received a cut o., ore er Lie lc ,.,
ocCaslohed hin 10 lose, owing To bad order
Next Fall, nc at Wancnton two milo l,..,- 49,.
ing van Ir"mP. lie J.awrcnceville he Jocte,,
Club four mile heats one heat beatnp Sir yi,I;. ~
won the Jockey ClnD at New Market four mile heat
9catlns NucEie John, Flying ChlJors and Van Tromp
ne F, inc ioc~ey Club at Belfcld three mile heats beat
ing Fiyng Childers and John Richards
L,IaIch .. a BENJAMIN MOODY
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-14
A Negro Man. named Arthur

w no was permitted by the Court IF PisvIvania.
about year ago, to 70 to Accornack county for
we purpose OF taking dispositions, has yet returned
ie belongs to the estate Of The late John Henry Of i,,s
yVanl coupy-but had claimed his freedom, and was
permitted TO suc' by the decision the Court fer ma
US previously made two unsuccessful attempts To establish
ms cIaIn 10 freedom, IN Accomack county and once
,n TOE court Of Appeals The negro is valuable. and
'.o'd' reward viii he given Tor experimenting hm and
giving Information The subscriber. az Liberty Hall Pifts
yvan1 county, Va AMPS NJ uEVEv
i'''.i" II e.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-14
Cut Nails. Ground Plaster.

F.9.1ITLY FLOUR, Sc. sc.
Ais and Brads, all sizes kegs of So and 100 $50
~ and 200 lbs a large assortment
Nails to clnch suitable for tobacco kegs hogsheads
Hoop and plate iron. of various widths
Horse shoe iron and nail rods
Iron and steel, rolled order
Ncva Scotia and French plaster, in barrels and hog
warranted genuine
Family Flour, in barrels and half barrels very white and
rises well
Old Madeira Wine, of high favour in demiiohns
ou' Nail Nanuiaciory is upon large scac-yvc ire CIT
abled To execute orders with despatch from tho country
and our terms are low and accommodating.
Feb. IS - '-'>' - y -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-14

y CllANCEHY.- At held for New-Ken,
L county on the 9th day Of February, 1896:
Thomas billiard, coupy,ioon,
against
claiborne Day, and Emily Jones, by - -. her
guardian ad li,em and next heud, deG,,doufg
The defendant, Claiborne Day, no, having entered his
according to the act Of assembly and rules
OF this court and it appearing to the satsf,e,io Of ,h
court that he IS not an mIahtnnt this commonwealth
% INC motion of the plaintiff by his attorney is ordered
May court nrx and appearances and answer the
""ii hi and that copy of this order be inserted in
one OF the newspapers PrhlS'"d - si,
o esh' weeks s"ccesvcy and posted up the
Of the said courthouse.
II Copy. Tesc, y. D.2NDRIDGE,c.c
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2D@gfGw~
THE FLIGHT OF XERXEs.

saw him on tho battle eve,
men like king he bore him:
iioun hosts in glitteriug helm ana grcavc,
Ana proudcr chiefs before him:
The warrior, and the warriors deeds.
The morrow, AID tho morrow'S needs
NO daumting thoughts came DER him;
lie LOOK d around him, and his eye
Defiance dashd to Earth and sky.
lie looked on ocean; its broad breast
Was cOycr'd with his feet:
On earth, and saw from cas-, In ,vcst
Ills hnnurr'd millions meet:
NhIie rock, and glen, aud cave. and coast,
Shook with the war-crv of that host,
The thunder of their feet!
Vie heard the imper;a. echoes ring:
lie heard, and FELT himself a king.
saw INN next, alone; nor camp,
Nor chic. his steps attended,
Nor banners blazcd, nor coursers' tran,p.
WIKI war cries proudly blended:
lie stood alone, whom Fortune high
So lately seem'd to defy;
lie, who with Heaven con,ended.
Fled, like fugitive and slave,
Behind, the ice; before, the wave,
He stood-aeet, army, treasure gone,
Alone and in despair.
"lnie wave and wind swept ruthless on,
For they were monarchs there;
And NERNEs, in a single bark,
here late his thousand ships were dark,
Must all their fury dare.
THy glorious revenge was this.
IHY trophy. dca'hicss SALAMIs!
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-14
TO COTTON GROWERS

viz subscriber has erected convenient and roopv
Rouse III the rear of the at present occured nv
i I q" GLfy street where he viii receive COY7ON on
Ch'1"E free of charge planters jf sold virn
~ MS mousse nut storage 70 he charged in all cases when
e COTTON 10 take" away lie Will either sell on coInrssir
VI give ID cash tie highest price pal in the market
sept2O 70 fa.I'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-14
Fruit and Ornamental Trees Sc

~ Offer to tie public at the old American Nursery Ionr
island near New-fok, their usual extensive assortment
OF 'ut ana ornamental Trees Shrubs and plants which
ot oOOoo are % sizes suitable Cor fall raiiSTlantng and
consist OF the most select kinds They also several
thousand thrifty Grape Vines; about 300 of Roses;
very large collection OF Tulips, Tyuciutls Crown Imsc-
rials, Lilies, and other Buhous Flowers
AIS" great variety of Oranges, Lemons Citrons Ccra
NUNS China Roses Canelia Japan Roses Olives Myr-
neS' F"negfantcs Jasmns TieathS other (Iccnnus
Plants; and above so kinds of the Double DahIia co c
GRATED "f ITS splendid bowcTS; 30 varieties Of Chrv
5ahihemums and above 81 Of Carnations &C. &c Gaia
oSues OF winch may be obtained of the subscribers and
orders through them, per mail will receive rncd;
ate attention.
(Sis"ciD ELLIS & ALLAN, .qgcnts.
" II
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-14
NOTICE.

persons having claims against the Estate Of Izari
L Is Whitlocke, decd, late CLERK of Uenrico Cn,,
are requested TO make them known to the stcr i.eT
ana nose who are indebted said estate arc atmousc
~ "Ne nnnfd'atc p"ymentto him, is his wish and
ms duty to close his administration, rs sneeIiI, , ,,i
HERBERT * CLAIBORNE, Admir-
80 of izaTd 3. Whitlocke decd.
a MI
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-14
EDUCATION.

q IEACHER, who. for several years, has been con-
~ stanty engaged III the instruction youth, wishes
L" Felnq"is his school in Richmond, obtain ore in
some otheF place lie would prefer situation i'll the
southern part oil virginia or in North Carolina, yet would
engage elsewhere in this city or in this state sooner ian
continue III section OF the city which lie deems injurious
TO ms health His education IS liberal He teaches the
'GeH' Latin and French languages; Arithmetic, zebra
amd in general those branches pure or Of mixed nahe
natIcs ordinarily taught in best schools English
Grammar History, Geography, Logic, Rhetoric, &c are
among tesc studies with which he has, for a long time
been familiar in his school Pupils every grade have
"ten"ed his school, and been Instructed from the simplest
eenenis our language to the highest branches OF science
taught IN grammar SchoOi.-he terms on which he NAV
De engaged will be ionud TO be moderate. His name viii,
ample testimonials of his qualifications and correct moral
uepOrtmen can be obtained application Wbir
once Any communication from distance will he nn,e
diatey attended to. ~
| Jan q
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-14
March
WILLIAM WALLER HENING.

rs resumed the Practice of the Law.-1dricc, on
points of law and equity, will be given for
onary fees, G'd not oecise, except in where the
applicant shall declare his her inability pay ee
which event not only advice will he given professional
services rendered. ,cHiou any fee. Conreyancng, in all
its branches, executed for fees with tie in
rcacy of the subject.
Richmond, March 10, 1896. 1v
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-14
10000 Dollars in One CAPITAL,

''9 - fSt''4'1 10 u i'17$I:
ih's Lottery arranged the established and very
popular mode by the combination of three numbers upoi
each ticket and their prrmutaons; there being only So
numbers IN the whole, Of which will be drawn from the
wheel.
trequFes ticket to contain three Of the drawn
NUMBERS to cie the holder To capital prize; and that
one winch contains the three last numbers the order in
Which drawn, is tha grand capital OF 100000
a "cEet win only two Of the drawn numbers, may DC
pfi7e oi $ooua every ticket having any one of the
drawn numbers, will be prize of 500
hr'ce Of Ilcets-Wholc Tickets $50; Half 10; Quar-
ter ;; Eighth 80; Twentieth l.
u! The cash paid for prizes as soon as drawn.
fA letters (posl pai) enclosing cash or prizes in any
p'ious Lottery very punctually answered. Address to
Yates s. M'Intyre,
tfH - Wa Shilotnu
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-14

WASHINGTON, March Give learn that :, Member - T
The Senate yesterday morning received letter (of March
y from Mr. Tazewell which that he is so far reco-
vcred that Inc expects 10 his tic Senaie
the first trip that the Steamboat Potomac shall make
This information will relieve the apprehension,
which have been entcrtaned that state of his health
would prevent his return to his present. If i,
did not ob!ige him resign it, Mar hu
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600

: ne following beautiful lines from tie Mobile Connie
al Register, were written several years ago ny lady
Iabama but few days before she sunk under accunl;
] sorrows.
said 10 Sorrows awful form,
That beat against my breast,
Rage on---thou mayst destroy this form,
And lay il low at rest;
Bet still The spirit that now brooks
Thy tempest raging high,
"daunted ON its fury looks
With stcdiast eye.
said TO Penury's mcarrr train.
Come on, your threats Brave
My last poor liic-drop you may drain
And crush 10 the grave.
ct still the spirit tina; cndurce.
Shall mock your force the , HE;
And meet each cold, cold grasp of YOURS.
With JtiieF sMii'c.
sail 70 cold Neelec, and scorn
Pass on, heed you not
fe may pursue till my form
And being are forget;
Vet still the spirit which Won see.
Cndlunted by your wi!cS,
Draws from its own nobility
Its high-bcrn smiles.
said to friendship ronacci blow.
Strike deep, my heart shall bear
hGu canst but add Que bitter woe
10 those already there
Yet still the spirit that suStains
This last severe distress,
Shall smile upon lis kecncst pains,
hat SccrIS redress
said to Deaths upiied dart.
a i'm sure. O.. why delay:
Thou wilt not find fearful heart
weak, reluctant prev
ioT still the spirit, firm aud free.
Triumphant the last disnav
Wrapped i'll its eternity,
Shall smiling pass away.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-14

Errors Of tde Press.-"Thc conflict was dreadful.
ter'
Robcr Jones was yesterday brought before the Sit
ting Magistrate on charge of having spoken reason ri
the Barcymow Public House,
ln consequence of the numerous accidents occasion
ed by skating on tho Scrpentinc river measures are
taken TO put top to it
'At the Guildhall dinner none of the noul,rv ,verc
catable except the o,rls'
"a gentleman was brought up yesterday to answer a
charge OF having eGten hackney coathman, for demand
ing Taore than his fare and another was accused of hav-
ing stolen small or out of the bath mail; the stolen
property was found in his waiscoat pocket"
The Russian Gen. kuchincoii kowsky was found
,!eaG With a long rora sticking in his throat
"Smthiield Festvit:es:-Thc air was crowded with
people OF all descriptions At . o'clock the Lord
Mayer drove through it in lis state Carriage"
NeIc .NOa,AhJ -Nncazinc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-14
J. Il. YATES,
RGieigL, January %, 1896

VIE subscriber intending to Hampton Va
VII! resume the Practice of the Law in. the Inferior
am superior Courts held FOR Counties of FlizabrtJ,
r i" arwcN and York and the Superior Court of Chan
cety Tor the Williamsburg dislriet.
/ : 90 - Al EX. w. JONES
~ W iCi''-l Spdll commence Keeping transen Horsnc
l at Livery Gin my Stables Bell TAVERN on ,h;
" "y at % cents per night and day, ucludirg the II
""' s"ai. take 'his opportunity of publicly remark
s ' the attention paid any horses subme ed 10 nv,
charge shall not be surpassed by any livery stable IN Pci
MIL MAURICE PRIMROSE
- IL
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-14

PHIrADELPItrA, March G.-The gallant commodore
Porter arrived in this city yesterday afternoon from
nton and expected to leave here to-day or Tomorrow
for New-Iork He is accompanied by two little sons
who will embark for Mexico with him The hero of Va
paraso VIII take with hin wherever he goes, the admir-
alton and the affections of his patriotic fellow-cii
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-14

ahc I'VE OF them be drawn ticket having on II
ne ISL I'd and Cd drawn numbers, in order in VIII cb
Drawn, will be entitled the plizo of 100000. and os
ave other tickets which shall have on them tho me p,
u e tnc following orders shall be uud the prizes
'""Nca 10 them respectively, viz:
The LIST, Sd and ID, to Si5C0O
2d LIST and 3d, to 10000
I'd Sd and 1st, 5e7G
81, lS and I'd, 10 5lar,
81 81 and Is, 10 SGo0
INC 10 o'her tickets, which shall have them three n
inc Drawn numbers, and those three, 3D. Sd and 5t
the 2d 18th aud 5lh the Sd. and h in som. one ri,
their several orders, will be entitled 10 rr;y nj
$1,000. " ii pi'~c "a
All Others being SO, with auy other three Of IN, ,.
numbers on them, will each lie entitled to prize of $500
Inc 100 tickets which shall have ofthe drawn num-
oess ON them aud those the and 3D. will en- oh m
titled to prize Of $50. ~
The SIG tickets which shall have r the drawn num-
hers them, and those two, the I'd and Sd or The i ard
9TH, W i'll cach he entitled to Il prize of sos " w
All Others being 1902, with any other two of the dr,u
"uhnGrs ON 'ne' VIII each be entitled to prize OF Sl2
ana all those l'I93O tickets, having but one of the
drawn numbers hem will each be entitled to nrzc nf
No ticket which shall have drawn 4 nrizc Of so;
denomination, can be entitled 20 IN inferior urize
Prizes payable forty days the draw ing and s,bcc.
10 the usual deduction of l5per cent
Is Vendors will please particularly tn observe ,a, ,I
t"%eS III TINS Lottery 10 be determined as above
fore. ' "e''''
In the Scheme heretofore to them the six highest
prizes We're awarded, by mistake the tickets havipG ON
mem inc 3D. 9TH, and 9th drawn numbers in their various
permuations respectively of the st Cd and RI
rW as above set forth There aso, consequence
Oh mat difference, various others.
ne ABOVE scheme in all its parts, however, is the one
puOiShed on issuing OF the Class Raleigh and must 90
vern the determination of tine prizes
ne mistake or difference of the Northern
%ces' owing TO an impression that The prizes were to be
,neiihen precisely as in the FIRST Glass the Dismal
swamp Canal Lottery
IN me scheme sent to ihen it is also TO be observed
maj me Lottery was designated by the of flushing
t' C"'ef az oriord 4oady Lottery First Glass; Tic
ottey Is the same notwithstanding difference as TO
the little IN the two Circulars
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-14

BOSTON, March 4-Ececuiion.-Yes between
Inc hours OF 10 and ii o'clock in the forenoon, John IIo-
Ioran, aged y years, executed the wharf i'm the
of the county jail for the of iona Houehon
IN December last. large number Of persons pre-
sent, the Surrounding wharves to witness the cxecuo
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-14

To be drawn in Washington City, under the inspection
oil gentlemen oil distinction, and finished in having Of
a few minutes-in .4rrU merit,
TIE WASHINGTON
Grand Consolidation Lottery;
or lnerna! Improvements, Literature and Charite-For
me benefit OF Washington City, and States oil Rhode
isi"s connecticut, Delaware North Carolina and
by acts of Congress and Of tho said
states ctively.-FIRsr Glass.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-14

The bill authorizing the sale, in Maryland, Tickets
tue Lottery for the disposal of Thomas Jciersons Rea
Estate has passed, in both branches OF the Maryland lie
gslature, unanimously.
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1870 Prizes.
26970 Blanks.

i@o'o tickets, 2iI,2OO DoJ.1ARs
determine the Prizes in This Lottery the 6 number,
VIII ne scveraly placed in wheel on the lav If ,a inc
% Fe OF them be drawn and ticket having on II
ne 49, "a ana ID drawn numbers, in tho in VIII icb
t'wi w DC entitled TO the pzo of 100000 and those
ave other tickets which shall have on them tho same num-
ocrs IN the following orders, be entitled 70 the izes
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A SAINT INDEED.

Feb %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-02
POS,I'POIN L. M EN-.
TO ~ SOLD.


e 18th day of February fair ,hen.o
~ he rexi ia, day thereafter, the front door r..
'erdters Tavern AT Orarse Courthouse the Tract vf Land
wsrcon The said Tasen erected together with the
aud aPpIcnaD bcildRg including parcel
rset OF Iaui purchased by the said Veidiur Of
Chapman, un including the lots from above Ncils'
house along the rOa,i up the the of Ia. hull,
other los OF nud cd fee by said Yc
PRIOR to the 2,n day OF h0yenher 1922. On lt uron
the m much elevated above the aud of the village
crectci brick div, Hing house which il
will be sold SEPARATE with the baud Also Al
tr aud place will he soI the Tract Land living
near L. the 4l Courthouse, purchased by the V.der
IarmH, - Fox a wife. i-o, the land purchased sAid
Frder of ticid Ill., except those parts Tho
Luke aud ChrisIIan L. knAe Also, the parcel,
ct Lana purchased by III. sad Vee Joseph Carer ana
Roger Bell except the part sold aud convey ell ~ Abraham
lid tavern with the appaieuant building, aud suitable por
oi the iamd will he ,uld ior on-tr part cal.
sEe oi the purchase money tive equal in.aiueni..
Tine Dwelling house upuis hili with fo
one-tin aud The re'iduc OF the purchase money
tOus equal annual line esdur w,ll
sold iOt cash, should edit be required
lea Will be offered, aud tie lands iydrd
st pueia.vTs L" uny person wishing 10 the
fio, iuem ot keePIns tew situations tic
be inviting. The tavern eOnui,Is Luiidns,
the stable and ats most excellent aud ia good
and healthy nrghuourhno. The subscribers sell AS uee.
aad only convey such; GGt IT is believed title will he
-l' :" '4S''''"-'''' Wa Wa t qGAGhI!s "s's.s
Jan. IL 1925. 7g32,vtd.
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Inn. 4
EEL T.4 VER.y FOR !s4LE

TENHE SUBSCRIBER, wishing retire from pubic businc.,
4 Oicrs for sale, i elegant establishment town OF
Lcry, Bedford county, which, for the and variety
ITS advantages, IS eNeeed Ivy public house m Virginia aud
eiualled 10y very few. Ia addition IL being situated IN the
midst OF poulOus and wealthy country where liz, almost
unknown, aid where all the aid facilities
~ To e"ure The most complete say person r-ou.
TO engage IN THIS business, be procured the
rate terms commands At precha custom which the su,cr-
her bSleyes to be wlo unparalleled The buildings lar
connections, aud III good uf repsir. They cunsjd oil .
two story brick Dwelling house, 100 length il
comfortable aud bck kitchen, ~ III,
all ihe necessary rooms Tor eokns servants, &t stable 225
feet III length 10 of which brick the balance snr and
entirely with forage garnet sufficiently cayaciuus con-
tain supplies fot year. Attached hi. range of sial.
100 tce long neatly shielded Courthouse, itc-oue and
smoke house, well adapted TO e purposes which they we're
fePecttcly dcsiyneda uiuns "a which back 1T ofG
cree, extremely fertile The suscror will ap sell il the
purchaser requires i, small TRACT or L1YD, inmrdi-
stey iaceni, which is high Of Improvement; por-
tion If w1it h IL well set ~ clover.
The terms Of the sae viii be inmodsiiug only sina
portion, ibe purchase money will be required in anJ
bdanct conveniently arranged, thai the chaser will be able
10 meet The payments by the profits arising fro the hOuse
House servants fninure strk hand may also I've had.
Possession viii he given hri'tras sorr II ttnred
sale clnnothe effected by ihe 10Th If December shall
oder die house for rent Cor = tenn Of ye1rs.
August 2. 25--tf WILLIAM TERRY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-02
Land near CharIoticsgiiIe for Sac.

11uNu JieUF C7IlITEOtItSD9ise JOJ iS0fe.
rrNE subscriber oilers O sale valuable Tract of Land
Il lyg the at Meadow q eek, wtn hall
males OF charlottesville and about equal distance from the
University Virginia Tim rather
iOoo ae,es, principally isn ian with good proportion Of
cAcelcn meadow ,"uId Tho high l,I., except
veaI cd covered With Gue grown. OF pr which
d,poo OI whn reie. and NCGy good pro!i Char
yie which rapidly increasing and i demand
building siii Thers operation the land u
snd sFls; nIll which well Implied with during
Heaie pat of The year. Tie subscriber
10 enter description OF The above properly,
stte:f "t those investing money
landed property, with fail that, s,ty
10 Charlottesville and the Uneisty the shIpRce of
her aud the iegty Of TIT >o, will bear comparisons
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