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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-12-01

lD.Learned Dog. The proprietors Of tho
Dog Apollo have brought him all the way from
London for the purpose of exhibiting him to the
curious Of this country. lie is said TO possess
the accomplishments ofspelling, geography, as
tronomy, card PLAYING Sc.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-12-01

~ The schooner Elizabeth, arrived at Mo-
bile the 5th inst. with passengers and mail,
from the steam boat Columbia, which burst her
boiler off Dolphin Island. no person on board
being injured.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-12-01

n The Tremon. Theatre, Boston, was fill
led to OVERLOOKING on Thursday evening. II IS
estimated by the editor of the Traveller that
there were 23O0 persons present. Receipts
81 700
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-12-01

oo-In consequence of the storm yesterday,
the steamboat, Connecticut, had not arrived
when our paper went to press.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-12-01

q John Hayward, Esq. died al Raleigh, ":
c. on the 18th inst. having held the Office Of
Treasurer Of that state, forty one gears.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-12-01

! Our correspondent at Halifax, has favour
ed US with papers from that place to the 10th
inst. Nothmg new .
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-12-01

Some Of the Georgia editors seem extremely
anxious, that Mr.. Crawford should be a candi-
date for the ice-Presidency Of the United
States at the approaching election.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-12-01

, eJ-The statue Of Washington was exhibited
fof tho first time, in Boston, on Tuesday last.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-12-01

personal feelings ofiostility; and acting on a
point Of political sxpcdiency. vote for him.
whom thoy know TO be the most wise, and yir-
tuous.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-12-01
-<|-
JvHii sub,cr;b.r , , >,

A'tiE subscriber has removed b;s S,.
n to The new brick building, corner -,
i'' J"h" NcliS'S lot, between The Cent, ,
i'tei and the Cour' House SOu,r, wh,y.
'e oHefs Tor ,ai" IN extensive and Su,er,or
assn rimrni OF ut'- a"d SHOES. s,l,c,ed nor.
sona'It IN ala" New Nnsk aud Ph,tod,l'.t
markets His ilau, are made Inv OrI,nIn
f'sh, u mrrnihetnrer much anpro,.d ar and
hr most ut h's shoes are o,ad. ey,r.s.Iy ,n
order NJ 'h"l he can warrant them ,,i IN
AT "ascs t''PS "f shoes sold by him viii I'M
iuendrd gratis, WIZ
lie thiaNs IT unnecessary IN cnr,nera,. ,,c
"'"'fto' kinGs OF Hats add shoes hu, v,.
remark that persons ~ want Of either arm.
ne can 10 supplied by calling as o,,y.
ne hss ais" ~ Fancy and u,.f,I att.
@1es. such a: is"s.r,' superior S,lvc, See;
S"'ves,-do R"ZnrS IN morncco c,s.s-m.,al
shaving boNrS.-iI;t,rr's Strop aud rne,,.-
HiaraSS"r aud aanT1e O,i,--Mjlk Of Rose,
-o'to hoSe,-Far,siy oi WA.h,nraud SIN,
Wig soaps, -Nrst,mcnlai ditto rnr cxrrac,.
ing grease from Cio'h--Coiogac Water sun
-'"ekst and Dressing Comns
Wen Safety thans,-Hox wood Sra,r
vases ditto -nu'f Boxes Solid B.rk n.d
Io"mnn In"'h hru,eh-.--Pain Brushes
Ilair -do---tnaii4,ls---i..-. - ,-.,-.a S.r,l,,,
ditto " ~ AH
Shoe Taread IN Balls, &c &c. All of
which he Is Determined 10 sci, IA moderate
teens. r. r RDVD
Nav iT-if
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-12-01
Z iss-il' =.
F-..VF!E-7; i='r7-s-7vrE5
= 4 &G HEa'T


Persian Ia i;s%.--iiciorc quitting Ncthcnz
"c2ompnuic! the EicIcc in ride through its
streets and ral dens, which are 50 ntcrminrlcd as
to ore ii 4 sin sdiar ana ole sing appearance; you
can scarcely tell whether You arc i'll the town or
the county. Is to It's pretty ladies' thcv saw MS,
no d2ui', through the trci!cs-wori, OF their dark
wells, " I2 sc could only dwell upon thcjr bcaule,
with tie eve, ~: our Imagination. i complains
- ''}c ri.Ha. & IAN Samb, ot the priyaton Of the
ln.p,"nt pleasure al Gazing upon the features =, q,
loE'iW.cu11ia; " What modification must it be
ior ire t', tp have her charms denied that tribute
'nra.nu w.ich i their duo' "Frnc," an
sr.ga. my lille 'r;onl " it is very hard upon
tu" uG' thea think how much numbers owe to
shat welt, Nh,h conceas age and uglincss, as well
as yodtI oHa beauty. ] once Inc Observed, ' fell
violently in love with one OF these yciied ladies,
whom saw sometimes alta window, and sometimes
6, ing, tx" PHANTOM, throuEh the streets. She
u.rt.j.,Etd ,oT . mouth, II occupy all my walking
tnaG-.ta, ani TIC IMAGE Of her beauties disturbed
r." ...f first cast love tokens into her windows.
liz ,lc shape OF nosc-gays then ] pursuadcd an
oil woman {" pour ont all the raTturcs OF my soul
a s. g. ic,t o! &c object of my devotion. To make
a ton story =.',yt was at last promised an inter
view waited wit, Impotence for the moment
OF anticipated delight. Whom admitted into the
pr .us, ot.y iair, j became wild wit. Coy. prai-
5ea .os ssaro, the sweetness OF her mclcdious
vote, tuc caulyatng graccs OF her manner, and
a,e,e aUj, tce beautiful face SIC long resisted
,r oii,so.ln. 10 remove her vcil. This dcPlorod
- = norris Of Haljz, cXcai'niar,
go, lia;. =, alas anI O, alas! Tho. such
- ,1oa,l ha conceded behind cloud"
.d' pT0s", poetry, and Nattcry, added
s.1 q" succeeded at last. Would f.
uut but, perhaps, it has done ms
@na, saw OF my imaginary angel Ina.
.j me -or life to yc:Is and clouds. -
'ttair.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-12-01
CEN IIAL
G.%,IyUy1 IL SCHOOL.

VIZ. 1920 --,.i." - a, lI,Ilr,,,,I = -. ~;
e " 81 lrratnn,, S.b,al. no.. ta,,o,
nc Patron. of tnnt s,.,.l. and ~. p,n,,
Senarai,y, ma. nt- Arb..,I nn,, ,'h., i
lie is NOW IN fun nprs,i,o,
Ia cons, Of ,asirnc,,on co,,,r
tie t.r.ek, Kahn Eror,, ana, al.
Sd,S aud an ,xtensiva prrD,ru1,,y ,.a,.'".,
of mathematics '''''e
The subscribe d.,ms - n....
u;ier an, t,+imnoIat, of -. ,",,i t;''3 ~
o. Mir. R,yau wh, ,,,, ~ "''''o"s
Mathematics. and also ard. r,. ri.."ai
department, o, of Nir. Ferr,n win, a,,",I.
the Srt,,j ,,d O., ""' "''e""'
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-12-01
RIARSHAL'S SALE.
In nnrsllancn Of 2 decree q

In pursuance Of decree Of the
Superior Court Of Chanecry for the R,ch-
mnnd district, pronounced on the 10th day
Of July 1926, in hc ease Of Scou IS. Moon
and Others, 4 shalt on Fhu'sday the 18Th
day Of December next. offer for sale at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder, on the
premises III Scotlsviilc, in the county If
FIuvanna, the western moieiy OF 'he ware
house IN The bill and answer mentioned. on
credit Of six, eight ana cighteecu mnurhs;
csoh ius,alment 10 be divided INTO Two e1uaI
portions for which separate bopis will be
repaired With good security. payable ore
non Of carh ir5'almspi to the plaintiff and
'he other bond Of each iosfa'mcnt TO the de-
PENDANT Richard Moon. (T.)
J. GUEBRANr ". :. C. c. II. d.
Nov fO--tI4 or ono of l,S Deputies.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-12-01
w FH,1NCERF.
NEW GOODS.

HUSF reccN.d from NeN York, and now
~ opening at Dhs New Cash Store, on the
east SIDE 10 he Court House square, fcrn.er-
iy occupied by Mi James Lcitch fresh
supply OF Goods. Of which the following cOm
PRISE past.
500 lb-. Cotton warp assorted from , 10 ~
200 pair Genllemeu's fine & coarse Shoes. -
100 rair Ladies seal skin. Morocco. and
PrOm.Iir Walking SHOES. well adapted ia
the scasou ALSO,
Fh 81 81 Fresh Imp rrl 'Tea
Nov f7--3i: ELIJAH GRANT.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-12-01

C0",ishi".--ln . certain section Of Our country
where the good people are more remarkable for
their honesty nd simplicity than for their polish
ed manners, lad who had arrived at an age when
most boys take ii INTO their heads that VITO 10 in
dIspensably necessary to their happiness, felt or
believed he felt, (no matter which flame Tor one
at his fair misunderstanding an uncommon
share Of bashfuness, he could not venture to solicit
her heart and hand in person. but prevailed on an
elder brother To- do it in his name. The brother
accordingly made visit, and after yawning a con-
siderable time, turning his back, fearing she might
witness his confusion, thus addressed her" C6utd
bo0y get yoH 10 h0rc hm!" Expecting his qucs-
tion, she modesfly replied" iNH, I recon so. "
He Observed" II isn't me Uaf waaIs yoU, IT'S
byOther Jochy.' -P029hhccPSjc JOarRM
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-12-01
.'f.--'S u iVr
Strand LITERATURE Iottarv

3NLY Ten Thousand Tickets
in tho Second tl.s.
GhH.FD LifEH.4I URE LOTTEBy
vi H"ryl"nd-l Drawing al which will,
axe q, placr i" the Guy of Baltimore ON
=, HH''E 'D4F TIE f9th DECE.NBER.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-12-01

NGrch fKntsIiCci.-Ata coroners inquest held
last week at public house in the Strand, the ser
want girl was desired by the coroner to bring
Nc'0 Testament to swear the jury. The girl re-
turned with one which much the worse for
wear, and said Mistress compliments, Sir, she is
sorry she has not got Il acwcr one than TINS "
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-12-01

Tire DcyH md tie imaginative Russians
have among their popular traditions that does
not Indicate much reverence for the respectable
fraternity of the law. A lawyer, they say had
once quarrel with the arch-iiend on which
Michael was sent to separate the combatant-, and
in his zeal. lie cut Off both their heads. After tins
Raphael was despatched to replace them IN their
respective bodies, but, making a mistake. nc ias-
tened the head Of Satan on the carcase OF the law
yer, since which time every one OF the profession
has had more or less ofthc Devil in his physiogno-
my.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-12-01

The BcnCits Of Pc,Segn0ncc.-A Irish gen
cman lately paid his addresses TO a rich wiIow,
"ho conceived a horrible antipathy towards him
'H1ugh Ill truth there was nothing very dismayinr
III his personal appearance His suit was rejected
nj he would not take g no for All answer TO
escape his prosecutions the lady fed to England:
oUt her lover discovered her at Bath, where he
was assiduous as ever. At Cheitcnnam she
was equally prosecuted, and at length sought re-
ugc Brighton. She had been however but a
lew days residing al the Styne, when she observed
her odious tormentor passing her window. lie
nodded TO her with all the familiarity of old &C
qraintancc, and passed on Resolved upon a dcs-
pCratc remedy, tho lady sent her servant tn request
That he would favor her with an interview. He
anne; and on their being LETT alone, she rchearsed
TIC various prosecutions she had suffered from
Eim, and stated that she had sent for Kim that
occasion to put an end to them forever Nov,
sir, sad she, taking Bible which lay upon the
table, and kncoug while She raised ii 10 her lips
with the utmost solcmnity Shy the virtue of my
oath, viii never marry YOU" This she, ofcourse,
deemed conclusive but the gentleman, with anna
zlng GOODNESS, kncIt beside her, and taking the
book from her hand, kissed it also, at the same
time cXclaiming, "By the virtue OF my oath, ma
dam was nevcrcgrtain Of You until this Inomcnt
Within six weeks Afterwards they were married
There is an old proycb verified in this instance
-" impudcncc pushes its way through the
world"
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-12-01

HowbiHg.--Wc have occasionally thrown IN
paragraph, respecting the famous geming houses.
London, which are So appropriately dcnom;uotc,.
tells y late Morning Ucrad contains = .,,s-
'rip.'"n OF The new mansion which has been crcc
ted iii ~. James street; b. tic not ,rous CrJckfo,y
VINO may be regarded as u special yicc-rercnt ri
tn,"c, Is one o those marvellous instances oincL
Wnich sometimes occur in society, 10 spur the
SIDES OF ambitious vice, and H. trinht yriuc FROM,
ITS propuety 1t IS not more than sixteen wears
s,nce he kcpta fsh-Stc;N in pcadilly He won
niue money on n horse race sat up n petty on
',iiilS rouse, and soon acCu lulated n nan lsnn.
fortune tic then established gaming house on
larger scale, and iii one year gained upwards of
LOU, 400, tor his own SHARE. At single stinr
young hughes Ball, lost. at French hazard. 90
VoV-Nuh his new fortune nc removed into St
james street, where for tWJ years hc carried on
'hc most magnificent gambling cstablislm mt hi
thorto known III the world Al seven O'Clock cv-
cry DAY, splendid table with covers was snrcad
to which none bui the F2Efc OF Dro,lirate .ash;on
was admitted. The dinners. wines, attendants
&C &C. were such none but bodniicss wealth
could purchase. This also succeeded AID in his
pride ot prosperity, Crock ord bought me rance of
houses, whetc his establishments was carried on
an" mas erected palace which is describe as be.
iig OF the most superb clGract',. The Uoy,;og
if"dta computes the cost the cdiice as amount
ing IN all to tlUH 800, nearly rs much as was ex
pended on the City Hall The exterior 81 the
building is plain, unpromIsing and unornamcnted
he entrance is slngularly marrow . to resist saws
the London Editor, "morc ciicctuuily any visits
ofthe police"
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-12-01

Norcl mole of Tracedsng.--Dr. Ktchiner says,
" Travelling on foot, on horseback, is the most
hcalthiul; but, Turta!Ijln says, in his lib ,,
Not, riding on cowbacE is the most independent
lie tells us that the comical cynic, Esccpiadcs,
made the grand tour on the back of cow and liv-
ed all the while upon hcr milk" Now, we differ
from an authority ike the present with extreme
diifidence but really with regard to the " most
Independent" mode ofperformng the grand tour,
riding on cowback, we not only doubt, but utterly
object to the expectancy of the practice OF all
the animals which ever bestrode. a COW is the
most uncomfortable and dsagreeabIe to ride
The hayward manner in which she losses her
head, and the rapid percusslons with which she
eicyates her other extremity, render the very
insecure; and indeed it is ten to one but that in
three minutes the rider is IN a position to milk her.
provided she would stand still for that purpose
,i'hc carriage conveniences so amply described by
tho author, appear to us 10 be infinitely preferable
10 thus travelling 10y the Cia tactca.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-12-01

DeAcGfc BusWcSS.--C tonaSoa. Gentleman OUc
&C. v fiShcicE--This was Am action which.
rom ITS nature, afforded mach amusement in
Court The Plaintiffs an attorney at WIgan, and
brought his action to recover the expenses attend
ant on exhibiting articles OF the peace against the
defendant at the instance OF the defend lnt's own
vile. Gir. Pollock stated that rs a husband is
bound both 10 maintain and protect his wife, he is
bound to pay the expenses of any proceeding rem
dered necessary for her protection even against
his own i'll treatment. The articles of the peace
were sho II in evidence, and the plaintiffs bin
read. The following items created great laughter
in Court:
Attending upon and advising with your wife
what steps TO pursue aga..sst you in consequence
OF the great abuse received by her from YOU, and
afterwards attending with her upon the magistrate
to OBTAIN warrant againg ycu. efaU ;
" Attending upon aud taking down long ex-
animation of your wife Mary, as instructions Tor
framing articles ofthc peace against You. 10 10 Is
Making fair copy Thereof and writing there
with to Master Rainco;k, with instructions to
frame draft articles. 80 ) q
My special Journey TO Kirkdale to attend to
TINS cause, from home two days, "a / .
=" Coach fare and expenses, II 30
Paid Constable for taking you up, so iiU
Paid for your jail fees when your ,'a let YOU
out, 80 IL q
The whole amour, was Sl7 i2s al As the
suggestion OF the ju.i4,, the ju,y found y yerIicl
for the plaintiff leaving the bill be taxed ~ the
parliamentary
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-12-01
NOTICE.

NOTICE..
z consequence al The death Of Mir. Solo.
a. mon Jacobs, ;hc firm Of Jacobs and r.
pnH | ~ ;is&"iVd The subscriber, a. sur.
wing partner VIII continue The business
:" C"rl"'issvjie. with "a view Of closing
he affairs t ihr concern, and all persons
'ndeh''d 30 'hr -or',e hereby earnestly
qnrsfrd T." s" Ike isyw"mt, and those lav-
'"s- Claims W.T. pirNSc present them 10
IN At /! Ai'iI III, Surviving partner
of ihc istr firm ~ ] lbs and RaDha.L
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s 100000
$4,000

o." prizes, amounting 10 S:}S. 600
nc "ho'' OF trein payable in CASH.
""i'"; "s usual al COHE'N'S Office, can
% hAd ihr'mumrni ihc1 are drawn.
" mol tickets, So OO Quarters, 4 q5
,,"N's. 80 Eighlh,. GO
80 De had IN the greatest variety Of nun.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-12-01

va" "here mere cnpIfd' prtSes hare teen
sad, thar at any Othsr uHtrp IL. .F,nprpca.
iKDESs ION any pa,t OF the UnIteI States
eI"er "v m'ii tpost paid private couve,a nce
I".,oSi"s inc Cash or P'i2e Tickets in any the
Lotteries. will meet ,ame prompt and punc,raI
attention as ~" personal application.
e.. lId,eS to
. I. C0tIFN ia s. 8ROrtjFRS R,y,;n,,e
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CiBllIN IS a1FTIqJ.4,-

.''' ~, harriet Street. Baltimore.
h'hr last LOTTERY were obtained The
=, "h"'r OF he f"iiow,ug prizes, VIZ:
~" f29i' the capita, nf s 20 600.
w IOt30. Tn IA mini ~ e N nnn
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1827-12-01

grci e'ricis TO- sale al the Cht,I ,uciriN,
H|a"F Geo Nrn 6tcioJy, by + WITS.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-29
New London Academy.

ZHllE trustees of this institution have the
- pleasure TO inform the public that tue bun
diugs, dc. appropriated 10 the OF the School
nave been recently repaired, and are now IN a
neat and Comfortable condition, whilst The
School itself under the direction OF the keVd.
Nicholas II. Cobbs. is houflshrng, and every
way deserving the most extended patronage.
MIR. Cobbs, aided by one OF more cnnpels0t
assistants, will continue to superntend Its exercl-
ses during the ensuing year, and II is expected
vii retain lis direction ioT considerable length
of lime. The well established reputation OF this
gentleman as a tutor, added 10 his high chaIac-
ter for morals aud piety, authorize the trustees
10 assure the public that under his guidance no
pains will be spared 10 render the institution
most useful School of learning and morals
The course OF instruction will embrace all the
branches OF ordinary English education, togeth-
81 with the Latin, Greek. French and Langua-
ees, the elements of Mathematics Naturaland
Moral Philosophy, Geography, History, Bellies
Lettres, &C.
The present session of the School viii expire
the lsih Of November the ensding session will
conlnence on IN" 10Th day OF December follow
ing, and viii end On the 10th Of MAY, when va
cation oil one month will he given Tie terms
OF tuition viii be ;ti6 per Session, payable III all
vance. Boarding may be had on reasonable
terms III the family OF Mr.. Cobbs and la the fam
lies Of neghboring gentlemen at a convenient
distance.
Sept. 81 ctsS
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-29
Oct 90 90

10y virtue of deed of tust executed TO the
j y subscribers by Capt. Reuben Norvell for
certain purposes therein mentioned and duly re-
corded ia the county eouItot Amherst, we shall
proceed, ON Monday the Dist day OF November,
(bcing Amherst court day) at the Court House.
10 sell 10 the highest bidder, (ifnot disposed of
sooner by private contraCi) the following tracts
of land situated in the county of Amherst-One
tract or James River, containing upward, of SIX
hundred acres commonly called Christian quar-
ter one other tract adjacent thereto, containing
wo hundred and fifty three acres ; one other
tract adjoining the last mentioned uact, CON
tanning tour hundl ed acres one other tract on
Otter Creek. containing two hundred & forty a.
cres and ono other tract. being that on which
Capt. Norvell resides, containing three hundred
and fifty acres.
Such of the above tracts as are under cultivation
will remain in the occupancy of the tenants I'M
Ill the growing crop is taken of. at which time
possession will he delivered TO the purchaser
The sale will commence on the day and place a.
boye mentioned, and if not concluded will con-
tinuc from day 10 day until all the said tracts Of
land arc sold-Ierms made known on the day
Of sale. {. ANTHONY
GEO. k. NORNELL
The above sale is with my consent.
REUBEN NORVELL
Oct 20. ctds II
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-29

hTO1ICE.--Wll he sold. to the highest hid.
~ der, az the late residence OF Archibald
Boiling, sen decd on Friday the sixteenth
dav OF November next so much of the personal
estate of the said decd consisting Of Slaves,
Horses work Oxen, Household and ktchenFur.
niture. plantation utensils, and the crop of every
descrption made on the farm the present year.
as NAV be sufficient 10 pay all the debts of the
said Boiling Also will he rented on the premi.
SEES a, the same time that part OF the SAID tract OF
aud directed TO be rented by the viii of the
decd which will he shewn al any tinle To persons
desil Gus to rent, by John X. Mesginson residing
on the premises Terms credit of twelve
months will he gisenupon all sums amounting
10 fty dollars and upwards circuit OF slA
mouths upon all SUMS amounting 10 twenty dob
ats and from that To filv---and for all Sunis no
der twenty dollars the rasli viii he required.
BLAIR BOILING. Admr.
b Auione-t tire slaves is an eNcellent bend
man. Waierman--Bonds with approved securi-
" viii he required in all cases. u. b.
oc,.5 c3n'l2
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-29

YlOR SALE, five hundrrd aud fifteen acres
u of excellent farming land--well watcred i
well adapted 10 the culture of TOBACCO and
Clover aud grain ofall kinds situated in Bot.
etoun county, Va. about three miles from Fin
castle lately owned and occupied, by Christian
llarshbarger, deceased II contains one hun.
dred and eighty acres of cleared land, pant of
which IS good meadow--all under good fence,
and in high state of repan. Also. good log
dwelling house and new barn, aud all other
convenient buildings for Iamiog establishments.
Persons disposed 10 purchase. will view the
premises, and apply for the terms to John Rid,
die. on the hand, or 10 the undersigned in Fin
castle who is fully empowered by the proprie-
tors To make sale. JACOB WOLTZ
October Is. c3ml2
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-29

OTiCE.-lYiIl be Offered for sale TO the
~ highest bidder on the first day OF Dccem.
ben next on the premises. a tract oflsnd lying
in the county of Campbell, on the waters OF But
ton creek three OF iout miles east OF Campbell
Court House, the quantity supposed TO BIT be.
tw cen four and five hundred acres. of which one
hundred acres are good tobacco land & the bal.
ance good grain land with good improvements,
one hundred g twenty OF thirty acres otihc above
land is cleared aud is in good order for cropping
\ further description is deemed unnecessary, az
those thai wish TO buy will view for themselves.
Terms OF sale, one third of the purchase mo
ney will be cash; one and two years credit on the
balance will Toe given, by the purchaser giving
bonds and approved security.
THOMAS ROSSER, Agent for
VIM. SHEARER, of Kentucky.
Sept 90. cts7