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The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-05-27
FROM THE PROVIDENCE LITERARY CADET.
THE BOSTON BARD.

This unfortunate child Of genus and Of song, ar
rived in Providence on SUNDAY l,>f, and has stopped
among us for "a few days, to restore himself to
condition that will enable him to pursue his journey.
Afflicted with that dreadful disease the consump-
ton, he gradual, brcatnes bis life out, and bears hia
pains and anguish without murnur complaint.
Anxious to deposit his body, hen he Shall "oid
the waking world good night with the ashes OF
his fathers, he is slowly vending his way to the
place Of his nativity.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-05-27
TO MY MOTHER.

What shall bear thee, mother dear,
When thy embrace again greet,
And feel npon thy cheek the tear
That flows when child and parent meet
What shall bear thee Weal;h and Fame
Or gems that grow beneath The wave
Gold have not and Glory 5 fame
Hath seldom shone bnt on the grave
Nor wealth, nor fame, nor gems to thee,
My mother, will thy oE,p4ng bear,
Mean such reward indeed would be
For all thy love-for all thy care
But shall bear to thy kind breast
What heaven NOR ,hce will Ger reicc'
wasted torm-pale Sorrows guest
broken heart--a spirit wrecked.
BOSTON BARS
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-05-27
TRUE FRIENDSHIP.

TRUE FRIES DSHIP.
BE thou the first true merit to befrend,
His praise is lost who stays till all commend.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-05-27
WOMAN's TEAR.

oh too neutrality-suspicious. dear
In woman's eye the unansw cradle tear
That weapon of her weakness she can WELD
To save, subdue-at once her spear and shield
Avoid it-Virtue GIBBS and Wisdom errs,
Too fondly gazing on that grief of hers
What lost world, and babe hero fly
The timid tear in Cleopatra's eye.
Yet be the soft triumvirs fault forgiven,
BY this-how many lose not earth-but heaven I!
Consign their souls to mans eternal foe,
And seal their own to spare some wanton's wo.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-05-27
Come put thy arms around

My neck and fold unto thy heart thine own
Young dove. Wen speak by feeling, not by sound,
But, oh this chill lit is the dead's alone
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-05-27
Iirnf",f 'hnu my voice 'ti> |

! TAT All ~ her, v no many a time and oft
" 'icn VAS dreaming OF tie SIits; silently
Hath beat and bcAthcd bic ssirg wish Thy kiss
soft
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-05-27
To the Angels thou art gone !

Perfection cannot bloom in mortal cline.
Rest calmly then for will follow soon,
Thy Cherub in the Realms unknown to Time.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-09

FlRCLNLa- Berkeley County Court. ,owit,
OCTOBER Term, 1926.
Michael Rooney. administrator win tbe will
annexed of Jacob Palmer, deed. PLAINTIFF
AGAINST
Margaret Palmer, Christopher Palmer andksf;.
chael Palmer, children and heirs of pt,;I;n
Palmer, deceased. Jacob Heistone and a..
tharine his wife, late Ca,harne Palmer wi.
dow OF Philip Palmer, deceased. and John
ANDERSON Bsfendants,
In CHANCFRY
HE defendants, Margaret Palmer, Chris.
topher Palmer Michael Palmer. Jacob He,s.
ION and Cathsrne his vile, not having entered
their appearance, and gwen security accortlin,,
to the act OF assembly and the rules of This
court, and It appearing to the satisfaction of The
court mat they are not inhabitants ofths state.
IL as Ordered, That the sand defendants. Mar.
gsret Palmer, Christopher Pimer. Michael
Palmer, Jacob Heistone and Catherine his wifi.
do appear here on the second Monday in De-
cember next, and answer The bill If the pIain.
TIL, and that copy OF this order be forthwith
inserted Tor two months successivey in The
hartinsburg Gazette, and be posted at the door
vi the Court House Of this county.
Copy-Teste,
OCT IL 1876 HUNTER, e.H.c
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-09

MEssRs. VAN BANKS, CLEMENT p.
80 BANKS, JOHN BANKS, SAMUEL
ia MAS, JOIN LANDS aud RUAH his
VIE JOHN SQUIRE and MlLlY his wife.
JUN MoLEk, VAN M0LER, JACOB DUST
, -, hUA his wife, and JULiANA MolER,
i"Ne "ohce, That on Saturday the 1lth 1T
November, 1895, st the tavern of Robert Fol.
ton IN Charlestown. jefferson county, Yirpi.
MA, shall. by virtue Of commissions from the
superior Court of Chaacery at Winchester.
'ske the dispositions Of the following witnesses.
VIZ; Hannah Fucker, .ioiin Climer, Daniel Nor
gan, Samuel Strider. Rein Gross. William,
MURPHY Joseph Hunter, Samuel Nous and
David Moore, 10 be read in evidence in a cause
'epend1ng in said court wherein we are com.
p'Ainan's, and you and others defendants.
Uasting'sn Tuckc1. J,ps Tucker
md SHp Tucker, n.taas IN tleir
"c1 ftaAd
oct Il, 1876. ISAAC elmer
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-09

ous for tbe people about him, too grave
and TOO absurd for the elegant hJpocri-
sizes of high life.-He cannot look people
in the face, bow, smile, squeeze their
hands, and swear that he is glad to see
them, while, in his heart, he is wishing
them at the bottom Of the red sea- nor,
if you were to talk with him forever,
such is the stupidity of the animal, would
you be able to make him perceive that
such behavior is either expedient, or
wise, or manly.
To give the character decided shape,
il you are on the look. out for friend
a friend that will stick by YOU through
good report aud through evil report, SO
long as you are able to satisfy him what
ever the world may say--a friend of few
words, and Of plain words, who will
prove his friendship. whenever there is
need Of moral proof, as few other men
would, though, to prove his i'm psrtiality,
he would be sure to abuse you behind
your back for that which he would for
give in another, and before your face,
for that which he would approve were
he not your friend: if you are on the
look out for friendship like this, and are
willing to wait year OF two, or an age
or two, as the case may be, until you
deserve it: or it you have occasion for a
hearty steadiast foe, one who will be
sure to keep you at work, night and
day, for the rest Of your life, the genu-
ire Yarkee, the cold. upright square
looking native New Highlander is your
man. SO, too, if you are in search Of
deep t'eoIogian, a severe critic. pro-
found lawyer, general (fnr defending
YOU a statesman, mathe .natician,
husband who, however much he NAV
respect aud love you ia a serious wav.
viii be sure to forget YOU are woman
every day in the week and every hour
in the day, you behave like fool
nay. though you are not half his age,
though you married for love, and are
the mother of his one child: or. if YOU
are ia search of wife, who will have
her own way, however dear YOU may be
to her, whenever she believes it her du-
y to have her own way-go to New
England.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-09


TfRGL1Ll--Berkeley County Court, TO Wit;
GG SEPtEasks TxaM, 1896.
Daniel Burkhart, Plnnt,E,
Lewis Pearse and CarharIne his wife, late Ca.
tharne Yanmetre, John Ysnmeyre and Ezra
Vanmetre, defendants.
In CHANCERY.
THE defendant, Lewis Pearse, not b.v.
ing entered bis appearance, and given Security
according to the act OF assembly and the rules
of this court, and it appearing to the satisfac
ton of the court that he is not an inhabitaUt Of
this s'ate--k is Ordered, That the said deien.
dant, Lewis Pearse, do appear here on the Sc.
cond Monday in November ex:, and ans " CT the
bill Of The plaintiff, and that copy OF this or.
der be forthwith inserted for two months sue.
cessively in the Msrtinsburg Gazette. aud I've
posted at the door of the Court-House OF this
county. Copy--Tesie.
sept II, 1926. ID. HUNTER. c nc
FLRGLNI.f-BerkeleyC County Court, to wits
STFTEnBEa TERn, 1896
James Verdier and Mary his wife. late Mary
saodgrasJ, PLui,itias.
Stephen snodgrass, Jane Reed, lanes Reed,
John Reed, Elizabeth Reed, Sarah White.
late Sarah Reed. Robert Reed, Maria Reed
ana rnsciha Reed, Children OF Wallace Reed
sad Catherine his wife, Robert Evans and I.
SAGE Evans, children Of Ann Evans. decd.
Maria Louisa Shepherd, Andrew Thompson
Shepherd, Helen Mary Shepherd. James
Nerdier Shepherd, William Shepherd and
Ann Elizabeth Shepherd, children of Susan
shepherd. deed. who as a daughter OF "a.
rah Verdier, deed Richard Chapman and
Maria bis wife, late Maria perdier, ,laueh,er
OF Sarah Ferd er, dec'd. Robert Snodgesss
William Snodgrass, Edward R. Formso and
Priscilla his wife, late Priscilla Snodetsss. the
said stephen, Catharine, Ann, Sarah, Robert.
William aud Priscilla being children Of Ro.
bert SDodgrass, sen. decd. Defendants
IN CHANCERY.
THE defendants, Jane Reed, James Reed
and John Reed, not having entered their nm
Pearance, and gwen security according to the
act OF assembly and the rules Of this court and
u appearing to the satisfaction of the conrt that
they are not inhabitants of this state-His o.
9ered That the said defendants. lane Reed.
James Reed and John Reed, do appear here
on the second Monday ia November next. and
answer the bill of the plaintiffs, and that COPY
OF this order be forthwith inserted for two
months successfully in the Mar,insburg Gazette.
and be posted at the door of the Court House
of this county.
Copy-reste, ID HUNTER, nc.
sept IA 1826-2m
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-09
|!RGi.NId-BerkeleyC County Court. to wit.
OCTOBER Term, 1895.
Conrad Hogmire, Plaintiff.

P1hGfaAd-Berkeley County Court, to wit.
OCTOBER fERN, 1926.
eohFad Hogmre' Plaintiff,
Msgnus Tate, and George Harris, adninistra.
tor of Magnus Tate, deceased, Defts.
IN CHANCERY
TIE defendant, Magnrs Tate, not hav-
ing entered MS appearance, and given security
according to the act of assembly and the rules
OF this court, and it appearing 10 the satisfac.
ton OF the court that be is not an inhabitant of
TINS state--h Is Ordered, That the said defen.
d"nt, Magnus Tate, do appear here on the Sc.
,nd Monday IN December next, and answer the
eui OF the plaintiff. and that copy of this Or
Ger be forthwith inserted for two months sue
cessveiy in the Msrtinsburg Gazette, and be
posted at the door of the Court-lIouse of this
county. A Conv-Teste
OCT IL 1926. ID. HUNTER. c.B.c
rlnGLAL4-Berkeley county CouT. - wit.
,...,,. OcToRER TERM, 1876.
F" imam Long, Plaintiff
Ezra Vanmetre. Lewis Pearse and Catbar;ne
his wife, late Catherine Vanne,re. John Al.
bnrus. executor Of John Nanmetre. decd.
John tanmetre, Thornton TABOR Vanmetre
and Abraham Cornell, D4fsadont,
IN ClIANCERY.
The defendants. Ezra Nanmetre. Lewis
Pearse and Catharine his wife, not having enter.
ed their appearance, & given securit, according
to The act of assembly and the rules of his
court; and it appearing to the satisfaction of the
court that they are notinhabitants of this state.
IL IS Ordered, That the said defendants. Ezra
VsnE'etre. Lewis Pearse and Cs,barine his
wife, do appear here on the second Monday in
december next, and answer tie bill. of The plain-
IN, and that copy of This order be forthwith
inserted tor two months SUCCESSFULLY in the
Mar'lnshurg Gazette, and be posted at the
door OF the Court House OF this county. :.
A Copy-Teste, ID HUN TER enc
oct 10, 1896. Pm.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-09

John Marshall 1t must be con
Slderei singuIarly Fortunate act in The
administration of the elder Adams.
that he placed John Marshall on the
bench OF the Supreme Court; where
II may he safely asserted he has done
more, TO give stability and permsnency
to our government, tn n any other man
since the termination Of the active life
OF Washington. Abundant proof of
this Is found in the high character
which ht has given 10 the u. States
Court Durlng the last twenty years,
questions have been brought before
that Court, involving almost The exist
rnce oil our confederation as States:
yet such has been the confidence in the
ability of its Judges, its decisions have
been acquiesced N, " here the power
and excitement of the defeated party
have been sufficient to bid defiance
successfully to its authority Mr..
Marshall possesses tina. rare combina
tlon eltslents " hich seems TO have been
given expressly for The object TO which
they have been devoted. Though
passing down the declivity of life, he
retains his powers of mind in all the
freshness and vieor of earlier years.
Ne, rimack Journal.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-09

Religious Cow tship "A young
gentleman happening 10 81, at church
IN pew adjoining one in which sat
young lady for whom he conceived a
most sudden and violent passion, was
DESTROYS of entering into "a courlship on
the spot, hut the place no, suiting
formal declaration, The exigency of
the case suggested the follow ing PLAN
He politely banded his fair neigh
hor Bible, open. with pin stuck 10
the following teXt-2d episle of John,
verse 5;h:-" And now | beseech thee,
lady, not as wrote new command
ment unto thee, but that WHICH we
had from the beginning, that we love
one another " She returned it, point
ing to the followIng-2d chap. of Ruth,
10Th verse;" Then she fell on her
face, and bowed lerselfto the ground
and said unto him, why have | found
grace III thine eyes, that thou shoudst
take knowledge Of me, seeing | am a
stranger" He returned The book
pointing to the Sd epistle of John.
Having many things TO write unto
you. | would not write with paper
and ink, But | trust to come unto YOU
and speak face 10 face " From the
above interview, the marriage took
place The ensuing week.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-09

Stdmmering.- lord Dorner and Mr..
MCnckton, the member OF parliament
for Stafford, both suffered dreadfully.
Once upon an occasion of heir meet
ing IN London, Mr.. Monckton seeing
Lord Dorner making vain attempt TO
give utterance to his words, said to him
My dear lo-or or ord, wh-wh-y do
O o Mt you 60 to the m a a n that Gu u.
u-cureL me"-N'esc- York Enquirer.
Great Gro,eih An apple was picked
in the orchard nf Dir Charles MEREDITH.
"t poylestown, Pa which weighed TWEEN
ty' eight ounces.
Jackson defeated the Creek Indians
9th November, 1913.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-09

ELRGLNLf-Berkeley County Court, to wits
SFrTEMREa TERM, 1896.
James ,Verdier and Mary his wife. late Mary
snodgrass, PIaahss.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-09

Msgnus Tate, and George Harris, administra-
tor of Magnns Tate, deceased, Defts.
In CHANCERy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-24
FOR THE ENQUIRER.
TO CURIO

Cato is not so vain as to expect that any thing
he can say or do, will avert the calsmi,ies which
threaten his country. He did not lately address
the people OF the u S., but the people OF Virginia.
From the political movements in the states OF the
Union, he deems 1t more than probable that Mr.
Adams OF Gen. Jackson will be- the next President.
Yet The people can say No, If they will. Virginia
need not be accessory TO what she cannot prevent.
whether she must submit is not the question, but
whether she shall be party!
This Is the question: Are The political opinions
or practices OF either Mr.. Adams or Gen. Jackson.
such as to meet the appreciation of Virginia? II
they are, why were her electoral votes at the last
election given TO Mr.. Crawford? He is not
dead; and If he were, there are in the u. S re
pubicsns IN principles and Practice capable Of adj
ministerng the goveT iment, whose political tenets
are more "onsonsDt TO those Of the people
OF this ate. The contest for the mex, pre-
sidency sill be a personal and not a political
struggle. There is no choice between Arsenic and
Opium. Those in power will attempt 20 keep
that power so long its term is allowed 20 exist
II is. therefore, natural tina, Mr. Adams and those
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-24
BY the Gove7,Or oftle Commonwealth ofp,r,;.,;,,
Il PROCLAIM yiION s

HEREAS il has beeH represented 10 the Executive h
inc Ccrpnsr 81 Buckingham county, that CERTAIN
JOSEPH SLdTOV did, the iih iu,sa, cou,pi, nc,
oeiod murder ON the heiy OF George Banton Of the said
o"0y ny 'ohbing hin and that SAID Sia,oi Immediately
"'' anu now going at large have efoe thou sh Dr.
Ps ""h the ADVICE of the Council of State, oer reward
u one hundred doi'1' to person persons. who will
pPr'h.nd and convey 20 the jail OF buckingham county.
Aforesaid the said Joseph Siston And do MOI reou
~ officers civil snd mli.r, and exhot the good people
me 10 their hest .neayor To- cause the aid
law Directs. ~ " "'
my baud as Governor aud under the seal the
commonwealth Richmond this 2Isi day of November 1875
JOHN TYLER.
'epn Satn 1, about SO years Of age, tee, 10 inches
hig light hlr and hlu- ewes toeah w.ll
wes' about 1901 no lbs. rather inclined round shout
deeu ne wa con'd=iei as dluserous nsn and was
peottd he would kill some person b,f. the prn.tranr al
h act It's expected that he had killed man before ia the
e''eh country iron whence he buckingham
y. ABOUT Yeas agJ, leaving wife aud family
x.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-24
COAlNfU,nYc.gTED
EyNrSc.s

'1NING AT t@ARG
The following euosium on tie above work,
and on the Stale OF Virginia for aiding in its pub,
ilcation. is extracted from the las, number of the
North american Reuie,D, No SO, October 1926.
pa. 2S9,) under the article % MATERIALS roR
AMERICAN HIsToRY.', The same article has
been Tepu5lished in The Philadelphia .aationay
Gazette and Literary Register of the 26th of
October. 1926; and probably in other papers, and
douo'lessiy vii find place in every periodical
WORK In The initial States, which has any preten-
sions TO literature
=" y iotnsr des;ler'tun of i'm nenss imDortanc
IN orical collection, is pc fee, body OF the
Statutes OF all the Colonies and States. down "a
the formation oil the Federal Constitution. The
various editions OF revised laws are not enough:
ioru VIII often happen, that law which has
been repealed. Is more essential As historical re
cord. than half score of Others, which have been
kept in force AT The period of the Revolution.
particularly, the laws, which illustrated most ST, Tx
iLgiy The state and spirit of the times, were the
very ones soonest out OF date The entire s,a,ute-
are alone valuable for history & we do not believe
there Is library in the Union which can boast
OF possessing these for more than one or Two States
at the utmost limit ITeiIiG is the o7ily .Stute.
tchch has published its O,Dn lalcs in anu THU, .
lake perfect t0Im. HENING's SrArUrEs A r
LARGE, IN thirteen UoitAnes, is a .goyk ref.c.
ting The hisheS credit on The ,ciselom and Ii
OerddfY 81 fTSmid, as yell as on the indus
try and good Judgment Of The editor. VITA
the iuil body oil the laws, printed in chronologi al
order, are mingled historical Illustrations. TIE
,oorh, indeed, has nOparahetia any Other State.
IN regard either to lis origin and eeecutioa,
ats eItent, or the mode of It's publication. Ii
was printed at the charge of The Commonwealth
and We presume at a considerable pecuniary sacri-
fee. tor II IS sold at price hardly adequate TO the
cost The project was designed Tor public benefit
and in attaining this end, it has been successful
The proceedings OF the Conventions of Virginia
at the beginning Of the Resolution, have also been
reprinted by order OF the legislature
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-24

VINO derive and expect power ison hir, should
urge his reelection. And some who are not in.
O ought not TO be his political rieats will aid them
The last president mslsr knows that the chances
OF ms ever being president himself depend on the
| reelection Of Mr.. Adams. The North may then
return tue vote, received from the West and cause
the political Sun to rise in that quarter of the hor
zon. Those who suppose that The support oil the
present administration Ia the ultimate object OF
IL iis advocates, are mistaken The elesa alton OF
another i the point to be accomplished; the caie,s
idted means, the support OF the present state of
things. Ii will be supported only as a steprins-
stone.
Genl. Jackson neither seeks nor avoids places OF
public trust, tho he sometimes resigns them. He
certainly has less influence in his own state and
over his political friends, than any great ever
had. For they are seeking Tor him with no ordi-
nary ardom,wiih no common zeal. Although he
may dlsapprove this he cannot arres, il. {" Credat
Judaeus Appelia, Non ego" Qu lacit per al
iunl iaci' per Sc " CATO.
p. S.-Ca,o's bad latin has offended certain
politicians OF the North and South. .sVerum par
cite digntati Hddnli 81 ipse unquam Teri su
premg peperc--ignociIe JackS0njS inJracfioni-
6us repa6hcoc ieSum, nis vus parvi pendeba-
lis 81 mehecle, peccato locus esset facile paierer
vos ipsa recorig Sed MOI! undique circum ven,
sumu-. hes autem monet cavere ab ills nagis
guam quli In Hos statuanus cohsultare.''
ii the first sentence had been omitted the res,
would have been though. quite classical by the
Northern critics. Ii the second had been omitted
the rest would have passe! for Lain of tine Angus
tan age among the Southern critics. His English
u not more TO their ,as'e than his Latin. 1t is
well that he did not attempt translation of hi,
motto Lego Supreme, is execrabe with the
friends of AIR. Adams, and will no, do. even in a
free translation Tor the constitution of the u. S.
Inc agreement ol Supreme with that ins,ru.nen,
IN any case * not admitted by Them
y httrarttoti5ns JnchS0uis'' is not Classical but
military Laun Such az was used by Inc L4giCns
IN Their march TO Rome to he empire To- auc
! 'ioa-Ihe friends OF General Jackson cannot per-
ceive any connexlon between ti- barbarous word.
:" inirsc'ionibus," aud he La,iuizci name OF he
General.
= SEED non undiqne crcumventi sumu-'' is total
ly neXp'icaoie. The introdpcon OF = non has
spoiled the sentence. The friends OF Mr.. Adam.
Ani General Jackson agree in condemn ing this
7enience-ltl could be construed, it would sag
sest possibility at which they would shudder
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-24
.1,ilAiI,istrniOr's Suir.

I'll bcoI at public auction the residence Of the late
'ap Richard Jones, Ware River in the couniy Of
on "wednesday the 9Th dss OF December n.Hi, all
'h rer'onaI csate whic tie said lone M and
"eh remains at tie said place OF reicn,e This property
60 an'u % negrots, OF which many young
""h> nae y OF great quantity aud variety bouehoid
lui'"r.' I'lehs" aud farming utensils horses mules cattle
@ sra hnss, handsome aud harne,. ut
~ barrels =. corn. Glade ut top fodder sr &c The ali,
WIZ ne continued from day To DAY until completed.
ENhS The negroes will be sold fr oasb. To purchasers
"'r property credit ot ELK mouths he given Tor an
SUM exceeding so for that les ca.h will b.
f'"e" A. l.. DABNEH.
Ainiin;sra,Cr Win tn, vail annex ed!
~ ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-24
Land aud Negroes Tor sale.

IN Monday tie i7m day II netf month Ueeenib II
- shall administrator Of Benjsmn Sheppsfd the tiie
deoY dispose Of the plantation d. ied 10 his ft
tune, and u ch he died seed tying the county Hem
rieo OF Chiokahominy swamp, about twelve mites above the
city Of Rchmond containing 5isscre BE- 1e thereon rom
iofabe dwelling house, srd necessary out houses lilo If
teen es, principally young likely, snd yalu4b
TIE ssie'ot a Of the property viii take psee the yre
shove mentoucd, aud made " twelve month,
Bond with approved security will be- required ~ s casesanl
addition thereto, To- The sale Of the ind deed 1t trust on
ne saue will be also required, 70 the payment reof
ny brothc Mosby Sheppard, shyse fesJtace sdoins tn,
above land viii she the TO anypeon disposed "a FUR
chase The sscs viii commence 81 ~ O'Clock the
aod be conducted by Mr. JSo Robinson, for
JOHN SHEPPARD, Adr.