davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-06
J.WIGLS,Cc.
Virginia

Virginia
AtPuI,s held in the Clerks Office Of the county
conr, Of Buckingham, the first Monday IN December
Is2S.
DAVID s. Garland and MiceJah Pcndleton, Pif,
Aga n>t
Willsm .Frcsland. Nelson freeland, Hail '. Free
land, GeUrge Penn and fam,ia his WITT late Pam la
FrUeidnd. NeriW6thrr IFWi- " iliam II. inEheid nd
EhIa his wife, late thza Lewis aud Va an ttH's,
hens Of Nary Lows dee, ab4Ft The ar of twthtN.en
years, aud jane, hob,rt. Mace aud Iameha Lr"h H.
iant child IN 81 the sad Mary Lewis dee by t.t "a
Ner~riher Lewis illrir guadan ad Ia en-. rahelt,
Dinah Virginia. jeremiah. FhHa and Polly treeland
iuiaat children and her, Of JAMES Fretiand, dec.
ITS.
ihe Defendants ,abeila. D,nah, Virginia y rem ah
flIa aud oil + egiend infant .ildrtn and hei, OF
lanes treelani, dec not wing entered III r ap.
rfarnn,c aud gwen rity eordng Ia the aci OF ~
srmbi and the rules oi this eou L aud II appearing
tat tn, afrn" IN abtants Of this stat motion OF
the plaintiffs bt the Attorney It !, ordered that tie
sad absent dcicndani, do appear here on IT briort
Ma Oh term next and aDswcr The plaintiffs b Ni an
hat copy OF ~ nrder be orth"ih publ he'd n The
Nrgin'sn.a publ. new ,paper rrncd M the "a. OF
IyuebhurEto - lit week, ccessvclv aud thai an
htr copy be posted up the front dOorof the court
huse Of saId ounu,
Ae0pY-tesir.
II
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-06
.MAA~ NAA.'e ,7ADt.

= y Obedience IL u Decree of the Sup,Iln,
4 Court Of Cnancrry holden al the Capitol
IN the city OF Richmond, pronounced the 23d
dny ut March 1870, IN Il cause therein Deepen
ding, between
William Duyal, administrator OF William
M
a Price, decd and William d Price, James
Price, Alexander Price, john II. Price aud
Ann 2 Price, infants by The said Hmm Du
val their Guardian aud next friend, Pitt,
against
Samuel William Sayre, Henry Banks, John
Brockenborough and samuel sheppard,
Diets
shall sell in the following manner the
FIVE Tracts OF Land, in the SAID decree men
toned, al public auction. on the premises, TO
the highest bidder, on n credit Of Nne, Two
aud Three years equal annual payments, viz
One Tract containing 265 ACRES in
Greenhrlor county, on Meadow river, joining
two other surveys ri said Banks, No. and =.
Persons wishing 10 purchase this tract of
Land, will please attend at the house OF
George Shawveg in the Meadows, on Thurs
day the 2nd day OF March next, from which
place, | shall, about IL O'Clock OF said day,
repair 10 the premises for the purpose oil ma
king sale thereof.
One other tract containing 2T0 a
CRES. lying in Greenbrier county, on
Glade creek, branch oil New river, Joining
another survey Of said Banks OF 1000 acres,
No. 8. on the south side D. MS Walnut knoll
survey. ON the northwest end. Persons wish
M IT, purchase this tract OF land, will please
at end A the house Of Samuel tlrshmau, on
srN cl mountain, on saturday thr llh day of
March ncXt, trom which place ! shall, about
l. o'clock, repair to the premises Tor the
purpose oi making sale thereof
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-06

ffnHs -
strul.s A4iiirn IN lie rie,k's oT> II ths Superior
coaf,ai hasot tot Ia, LJbeAsuIg DiEfrist tie h''n
dsy ~ De1ahst =. l. -,
Ntliafa 4. Haftts. ri
agsfnsi
pda.id am, ohm T.. Harris. Jain Harris. fohn
ni-Frs, spd taR u. aigg's and loin hsI r., tn.i-
shatt, aud undes lie syl. and hrm OF Disgea
= 49,. Btf :.
h. d,fnsspt FdVs,d Harris not having entered '''s
apiea and gif curry according IL the dein
Assembly he Iuts 81 this aud II app'arhky
"A ,ssctt. evidence tat hris noi az nh btInt tbs
eati ni,y l. - defed, that the ard utttnda1 40
appear hrrt IN day Of the ntNt u. m and -
sntr the bull Of The plash aud h't copy Of ths OF
der BE- foftaNI inserted spsper pinleu W
III town Of - chbutg, fr months sncersnNti1s >
posted at the doof of the courthouse in the sau
town. Copy. 1tste, ... .
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-06
Commissioners Office, LwcbJa-g :

QUIZ ''UF1 TO.
The p,rlifs IN ms cause, ooiH tate notice,
that hmt appointed WedaesdaA the pad
dag Of March ncrt, 10 curry the foregoing
oriers of cou1t into ,Gtct On pbieb dog, az
The hour Of n,ne O'Clock IN he morning they
are required 10 aHend al my ggce IN tt1s torn
nth he,r accounts, rouchtrs and copies d
court papers prepared for examination and So.
Element J.iHE5 BENIGH, {.
Jnn 26. WlN24
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-06
I Hlft
JOHN WILLS tx

ComminonerseDic, Lynehb,pg,
Nov 2s, 1926.
The parties interested in the foregoing or
der will take notice thai on Friday the ION
of March 1T O'Clock IN the morning, shall
pr1cred 10 carry the said order into effect
on winch day they ARE required 10 attend
with their vouchers aud papers.
sAML. ANTHONY, {.
Jan 10. W1N2l
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-06
navid Il ,Sobert Nsle,
Are nov opening an extensive assofin nj Of
TAIL - vv1NTER GOODS.

~
Are nov opening an extensive assofin. nj d
TAIL ~ Vv1NTER GOODS.
which they offer faf sale at unusually II"
glces, consisting in part oi The following ar
ticles, VIZ
Suprrhnr cloths, blue, black y fancy colour
Medium and coarse cloths. assorted eoiOuls
Supei6n aud common casslmeres
Fine aud common eassnetts
l.lnsey, forest cloths and lln,ds
Booking and grCeu bntzc
Cirrassan aud Tartan plnids
Ruse, POM aid dnhi blankets
Cup'ting aud hearth rugs
T. grass hlraohcd Irish l,uens
Conalry ilarn,, Burlap's scotch and German
osaHuuraz
3 nd plnids AMI checks
Btng-np m .lnucaesfer cords
Threhi lt,rs and rdgngs
PAirni Dc 4
4orlola saell luck ,ldc, aud neck combs
Iinen canbneks aad rambriok hnndkerchli.
Silk COTTON aud wctstrd Iusr
BonbazrI pIaiu aud hs'd assorted colulr.
Rich f. 4 Gras DE APR -il.ts
Black mode flnrrnce aud liza ian lDles'ri
hhfe. black aud fancy cold snl,us. plain a1a
figured
a lasar nnd han isame assortment ofeaIicoes
Rick Il ~ rhltond4, assorted
Au,fri, flowers ald wrraihs
Bpmb5zile., Caspian and Greriau stripes
From 4 I'D I domestic cotton cloth
Be- iirkires assorted
Umbrellas SIX aud cotton
Witt, & i aud yellow hnunrls
Don lie mill i lrah clolhs
Pln.hes, hlork, blue aud fancy colors
Bob,aet md lac" yeds
Fig i aud plan NW,ss muslns
Do d. book do
~ and a. plain aud a. lac nnctt mnslins
a. aud 81 fine aud eonnea rnmhrcks
Tosel aui table diaper, rich figures
Merinn ard cas- er shhwls aud scaris
silk aud ,elvat"cn dfcss shawl.
Ankrr bnltng cloths, from M. tos
Cas'er mad merno points
Black -ik laee, wide and narrow
Pclisse c'pth., assorted colours
Mem coarse shoes
Lalirs' leather, morocco and prnnella shoes
Ganbet anf plaid cionks
ALSO
Al extensive assortment of
HnriWdre. Groceries 4. QacenS1carc.
De-. | tn
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-06

Jabez smith. aufufs Of tollS iNA'9F nft'
Pit
against
Christopher Robertson and James Garland,
,dinrs. al Dasi Petty. dec Andy Petty, h
t,hrs,m Fran,i. sud Fanny his wife, Ael'oH
Brganf and Potig his mgs, Ills Wilson aud
g. zahrfh his Aiie, Thomas Hines aud Nancy
his wiir aud lsham Petty aud yosenh. Zehn-
Ion Il Fnn,aln. Albert, Ellis aud Griel ID.
soales. cn,i1ren al Lefty ocaies, dec The last
fnar II whom are infants, b commissioner
Brnagh specially assigned their guardian,
DeflB.
BY consent ef the parties By their counsel,
ihe court doth orief that the defendants
Cnriao phrr Robertson and James Garland,
render m account OF Their administration Of
tive estate otlbeIr iHies5 ale, brlore one oil the
commissioners Of the court, who IL directed
To cNamlnr, state aud ,eitlr the same \ make
report thereof IL lne court wilh any matters
-prc,ail, ,tAfed, Thought pertinent 10y himself
81 oquired by lhe pafllrs 10 be 50 stated.
Copy leste,
JOHN WILLS *.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-06
CssTg YtEyI

w - dioP"u ,hi, day. md sell lover
than usual, , ea-"s very superior BIne
nh1 BLACK Cloths. 40. eases a.sarted
N"s,ine''- ANDREWS a. BROTHERS.
Nov. II
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-06
DAVID d. RoBNRT KYLE
Ian 10
Dec %

IN aSlbJn 10 thcr former stock, hare just
nrerr'd The Joiio,oing articles:
arp'uog~. rlca aud handsome figures
tropr Lace, as,u.trd colors
Slack and shaded silks, rich figures
8.uucae, nea aud beautiful article
Fgurrd aud ,ha,lcd ribboos, superior sly
~ o,tt satins. ri ia md figured
Long aud short N.ne kid gloves
Hrh igu.cd bomb zatrs. a,sorted coluf-
h ni,ri inces. assorted
/ tasts grnss bleach IRISH linen, superior
qa.luy
10 aas elastic watcr iroof Hats
\ to- e'..rs 'peaor Cir' assam plalds.
December ~ Is
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-06
Cl.OVER SEED.

4 Consignment Of 40 Bush Ia fresh
~ Mountain CLOVER SEED. just recel.
we'd and for sale by SAML. YOUNG
Jan II. is43
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-06
Against

Against
~ eph G ,er aud Fanny his wife late Fanny yon,
EnslA Lyon, John Lyon, Daniel Lyon, Potar LyOn. r..
hlah on and John NJ. Holland administrator Of
ny Nester, dee. late Mary Lyon, widow and rehct
~ Elisha l., ON, sen. dec. Dets.
IN CHAkCERY.
he defendants Elisha yon,J Lyon, D. Lyon, r. Lyon
aud Eli Ia Lyon not having en- cred Ell appearance
and gwen security according To the act OF Assembly
and he nj II thus court, and II appearing by sa-
lstacto ,depce thai the, not uhabtant of tins
state, On the notivn vi the plaintiffs by counsel, Ii
ordered. that the SAID last mcntIunr defendants do
appear in he said the ist Monday Ma CHI
and answer the bill o the plaintiffs aud that
py of this order be pubhshcdl eight iy,
ia the N,rrm an, newspaper edited IA the town u
Lynchbuyg aud at anutrr copy be posted the front
door Ol the court. house ut tins county.
Acopy-leste
20 CALEB 1AIE,C.F. c.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-06
tobacco Land for Sale.

Il he subscriber differs for sale oea, 100
! Ares 81 LAND, about seven miles
FROM his place MI one nsndred al which are
CLEARED. THIS l. ct contains = considerable
proportion OF PRIME TOBACCO
LAND, never falling creek, with hne
lnud, passes through II, on which dam may
be made at triaing expense, ior any kind OF
machinery. The land abounds ia good
springs. and vein OF lime stone is believed
10 pass through IL
1his property will be sold on accommoda
ting terms-and rs the well informed are OF
opinion that james River Tobacco will con
ilnue AT II high price for many yehrs, II Is rea-
sonable 10 believe this land will produce the
purchase money in few crops. For terms
apply - Mr. George Whitlocke, who IS fully
authorized 10 dispose OF the same.
Wm. MEWBURN
Oct 81 ts23
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-06

Blank Checks Negotiable Notes,
Consfahle's Warrants. Bonds,
Deeds, Executions and
Subpnnas,
ana almost every other Kind of Blank, for
sale at this ofce.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-06
9 yIRCTNIA-At, ,upcrior Coor, al

v caaacefy holden At the AVN OF Lynch.
burg. IN The 18th dat II October, le25.
Jabez smith, admr OF Polly Petty dee.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-07-20

from reason and conviction; submissive from
choice, and obedient from inclination, what
she acquires by love and tenderness. she
preserves by prudence and discretion /; she
makes it her business to serve, and her plea
sure to oblige her husband /; is conscious
that every thing which promotes his happi-
ness must in the end contribute to her own;
her tenderness relieves his cares, her atfec-
ton softens his distress, her good humour
and complacency lessen and subdue his af-
f1ictions she openeth her mouth, as Solo
mon saws, with wisdom, and in her tongue
is the law of kindness; she looketh we'll to
the ways OF her husband, and eateth not the
bread of idleness: her children rise up and
call her blessed !; her husband also, and he
praseth her."--Lastly, rs good and pious
Christian, she looks up with an eye of graft
tude to the great dispenser and disposer Of
all things, to the husband of the widow
and father of the fatherless, entHating his
divine favour and assistance in this and eve
ry other moral and religions duty; we'll sat.
ishetl that if she duly and punctually dis
charge her several Offices ana relations il
this life, she shall be blessed and rewarded
for it in another.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-07-20
THE GOOD HUSBAND.

The good husband is once who, welded not
by interest, but by choice, is constant as well
from inclination as from principle; he treats
his wife with delicacy as woman, with ten
derness as friend; he attributes her follies
to her weakness, her imprudence to her in
advcrtency; he passes them over therefore
with good nature, and pardons them with in
diligence; all his care and industry are en-
ployed for her welfare; all his strength and
powers are exorted for her support and pro-
lection; he is more ANXIOUS to preserve his
own character and reputation, because hers
is blended with it. Lastly, the good husband
is pious and religious, that he may an
innate her faith by his practice, and
enforce the precepts of christianity by his
own example, that as they join to promote
each others happiness in this world, they
may unite together in one eternal joy and te-
licity in that which is to come.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-07-20
-
VOL. III.

lIS.-AnvERrrsEmEsrs not exceeding
one square Wi. be inserted four times tor one
dollar, and 90 cents for each subsequent inser-
tion.. If continued for three months, - 5o-for
six months, S4 so; or for one year 80.
r-p Subscribers are entitled to tho privilege OF
having their names, place OF residence, and occ,-
patton, inserted in the iirs ,aer, GRATIS.
TERMS OF SUBSCRiPI40N.---ro those
who receive this paper by mail, t'eo dollars, and
those who do not, teo do;lirs and twenty-five cents
= year. IN ADVANCE: Hnot paid in advance, 50 50
viii be charged; and if not paid before the expi.
ration of the year, So.
c~rNo subscription will be observation-disclosures
two weeks notice is given and all arrearages are
maid.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-07-20
THE LADIES' FRIEND.
THE GOOD WIFE.

That like Jewel hath hung for twenty years
About his neck, yet never lost her lustre;
OF her that loves him with that excellence
That angels love good men with.
The good wife is one, who, ever mindful
u the solemn contract she has entered into,
IS strictly and conscientiously yirtuous, con-
slant and faithful to her husband !; chaste,
pure and unblemished in every thought,
S9rd and deed; she Is humble and modest,
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-07-20
RQ-HERsE'a
WHAT IS WOMAN LIKE.'

WHAT Is WOMAN LIKE2
An Eastern prince his yizars once assembled,
And asked them what aswoman most reseHblcd
One said, the sun, the source oflight,
Which made al nature gay;
When Woman $ present, all is bright,
And dull when she's away.
Woman, cried one, we can compare
To nought so justly as the airs
lis light, indeed, and apt to fly;
But it untes the earth and sky;
SO Woman, at creation given,
Stood as a link 'twixt man and heaven.
She's like the rainbow, says third,
That, when the clements arc stiir'd
TO strife, assolves the storm
Ns@pect does sweet calm diluse;
We're dazzlcd By its brilliant hues,
But who such prize possessed1-sure, ne
mani
'Tis an illusion--so is woman.
The prince, who found his council thus divided
Left the perplexing question undecided.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-07-20
SLEEP.
The idea from the Latin.

The idea from the Latin.
Gentle handmaid! genial sleep!--
Though like Deaths thy dark dominions;
Round me still thy visions keep!
Fan me with thy downy pinions.
Balm Of sorrow cure c. strife!
On couch oblivion's lying;
TO live without the care of life!
And die without the pain Of dying.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-07-20

see SO many enigmas in the conduct of men
is, that they control reason, instead of suf-
fering reason to control them.
OAKWOOD.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-07-20
From the Boston Spectator.


THELUNATIC BOY.
I'll grasp the loud thunder,
With lightenings I'll play,
I'll rend earth asunder,
And kick i away;
The rainbow I'll straddle
And ride 10 the moon;
Der the ocean I'll paddle
In the bowl of spoon.
With the streamers in lightness
I'll dance on the cloud,
The galaxy's brightness
With cobwebs III shroud,
The sun will bother
With nightmare and woe,
For sport, at each other
The stars will throw.
I'll aog the young earthquake,
The weather I'll physic,
Volcanoes III strangle
And choke with the phthysic;
I'll set fire 10 the fountain,
And swallow the rill,
I'll eat up the mountain
And be hungry still.
The rain sl,all fall upwards,
The smoke tumble down,
I'll dye the grass purple,
And paint the sky brown;
The rocks shall be preachers,
The trees do the sueing,
The clouds shall be tea chers,
And comets go wooing.
I'll tie up the winds
In bundle together,
And tickle their tails
With an ostrich's feather.
These capers I'll cut
To relieve the heart-achc
have felt 'most week
For my faithless girls sake.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-08-22
Mns. GARNETTos sCHOOI,

wv I'LL ADJOURN as usual the last day of this month
! 10 meet again OF, the LIST of October ,eneo,
vi "eF terms has become necessary, certain
an" misrepresentation which, although not wilfv mad
"PS sun require correction. The whole necessary ex.
Pe'e or BOARD tuition, aud lodging during the
year OF ten months, is only 800 when MIS- q s,,nr,;S
oed aud beddng bur less, if her scholars prr,sb &
ms sum, always payable half yearly in advance
p"ys iof uet, lodging, washing, fire, candles nd ;ns
ton IN all the different branches of Education tan,h h.
herself and her Assistants. These are the Engl;sI ;,
SuaSe, Writing, Arithmetic, Geography and tic ,s
the Globes Also, Beles-Letters, aud {onn,s;,; 81,
Elements of Chemistry of Natural and Moral
tne LaI, French and Italian Languages with Generai
history NO difference will he made her charge for
ns all only Of these same time nd a,cn,;o
are devoted To the Pupils in every eass; nor will nv do
auction be made for scholars taken home before the end Of
session. Board Tor the two months yacatin tu those
who clnose 10 remain, is twenty five dollars each
ieCuiar circumstances may induce Mrs Garnett TO re-
t"piIs at any season. who viii be required pa oniy
NUN me "Hy OF entrances she earnestly reuests that
all who To be placed uner her care tbouid come m
a oc'eoer as none can easily imagine numerals
disadvantages TO the scholar who has TO s.r c,ass
'en nave already made some progress in their prescribed
course oil study; TO say nothing of difficulties cou
quently encountered by the Teachers.
The cost OF all the requisite Books and S,,,;,,ar
may always be had of Mrs Garnet, at much less tb,
,aii VIII not exceed an average of fifteen dol
lars year; which will make whole sum uuvaba IN ~
ior every thing comprehendrd in the ard iopnc
tuition, books ami stationery, than 1929 or ,
Tor every ten months Music, Drawing, and Paino viii
constitute separate charges, payable end of every
session I" the respective Teachers through n.is OF he,
husband james NJ Garnet, and these charges will crr
tany not exceed those generally made in other arge
Schools. o'
The expenditure Tor apparel aid pocket MONEY! cnnr,
To ali schools must depend, great SURF on the ma,
rents and Guariins of her pupils although it is highly
desirable ina" both disbursements should be a nodera,
scale and us nearly pax among scholars as pos
BILE. " F''-'
Several vacancies will by the 1st of October and
Mrs IL will thank those who wish ill them To ann I
directly to her husband herself instead of nakiue n,
cation through others which might needless do,
is"aes' ana disappointment. All letters thus addressed
an directed 10 loretin Essex county Virginia. W b. i'm
medateiy answered, and The the applicants en-
tered according the dates when letters NAV bc
ceived ~ ~
Em-Nood, Esscx county, Va July 90, 1926.
;i,tT1
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-08-22
items from Mites Reg,yicr.

j
. l0Odcco-1he increase of the cultivation of tfe ar
cie IN ONO, Canada, &c. should excite the attention
% inc planters OF Mary land, Virginia and kcntucl<y
n they may stand prepared for the result that must
lhc Upper Canada Herald on the authority of ,nar
S"''.' from Amhersbnrg, mentions that above 96O
"osseaoS oil ieat-tobacco, estimated at about < 600
ons' nave becn tins year exported from the western
u'sc ana That is expected not less than 500 hhds
WIZ DC sent To Lower Canada, next YEAR Only q =
mus were forwarded 10 this province from that district
in 1920 " " '''o'
CotIon-A sample Of very fine cotton. erow,, !, nm,
settlement in New Holland the parallel of So DECREE.
south latitude has been received in Glasgow n Is N
Iuality betwiXt the island and the INLAND ratbc
ciihlnS to the former, very clean and well adantec
Tor several kinds of manufactures IL is worth a.
Inc present market price, 12d. per pound The oman
MY IS about pounds. Ii is immediately 10 be put inf,
the hands OF spinner, TO spin lie highest possblr
number TOR which it may be found adapted We anti
c'PHte, IN the course of time, a large suppv of cot
ton from that quarter of our empire
Glasgow Co,Y,icr.
We are asonished the progress of population and
improvement in New Holland. There ,y iii be e,rca
nation on this island, if an island il NAV be called
free sovereign and independently perhaps and in =
very short period of time.
PERSONS Of coior-The actual annual increase Of our
coiored population, may be estimated at 60 600.
Mr.. Oliver Putnam, WHO died lately at Ham,
stead Mass has left $4,000 for the endowment of a
seminary at New buryport.
The Bishop OF Calcutta, died suddenly =, Tyirbiro
near Madras, ON the !th of April.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-08-22
James River Land for Sale

HEREBY offer for Sale, private contract, nay Tract
u OF Land, lying on James River ono mile above W ar
minister, III the County of = olson. it nine hum
bred aud forty and has on large i5.icl Dwelling
House, with al! offices necessary thereto, which are so OF
B,ic; and an eYcclleut Barn. aud ali suitable Farm
Houses This Land is well to produc,n of corn
wheat, and tuhacCJ, and ucghbohood which is be-
iievcd 10 lie inferior IN Virginia dcscrip
ton deemed unnecessary il presumed that will
purchase without view ing tie Lands. crop of wheat
will be III good time, and in good order; posses
sion may he had carly in December, if desired
liberty being reserved to nis tc growing crops The pun
chaser may be accommodated with horses, stocks tools
com, fora Nc at fair price. have fully authorised
my Brother, Mr. I"Seph C. Cabc for
Of this Landso tlat arlca tons terms, will tic
made to him only. Letters aA essed him Warmnser
will be attended to. As ;!c is advancing when the
arrangements which would sc another wear
Ought he made, presumed those hn may wish
to purchase VII the ppIicy OF early application
GEO CABEI.L,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-08-22
LAW SCHOOL.

FENHERE are JrctHrCs delivered in Urls Institution at
= Nted|iGm hut tose with which session commences
and with which ends: - in other words. whole course
= ice''H, upon the practice Of the Law, which
rGr'ed in ric most correct upon authority There
J. nothing iC unattended and the student io him
s"i But he Is often told, be Ldwycr. must ceaI
ana rely on the looks too for HIMSELF and upon which
Is examined every Saturday; aud CvNry Saturday too, hc
EXERCISES himself IN court, the records Of which are a.
ij''y Kept Ms any IN this country aEd every part e-
aimed, fIom the Asst process the ronclusi0 ul
well every SPECIES OF which follows after
$"r1 sn that tie student has Eve DAYS IN week to re
WITHOUT uicrntion IF assistance like As be any
IN the eurnt of Laws ht may receive il I:EDuA1
wncrc there is spcrcs Of vice draw his attcnoa from
H. The ilrelHe part OF rc bar, student of law
40 want such assistance receive it there, the
an'er {" TIE session and Upou much better terms fog
;hen. than for their fTend,
CREED TAYLOR.
Richmond, Is; July, 1925.