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The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1827-06-30
says you always kissed her before she went to

Az tHli,-tiiS CiiilU sdi3 thC 'diIi'i tiV0
bless YOU am not well Mary Nay, do not
speak TO me 70 night, 60 70 rest now-slve me
one Of your pretty smiles in The morning, and
your father will be happy again
Mr.. +. too was persuaded by ms ahr >tionatc
partner 10 retire; but sleep and rest were not
for hlln-llS wiie aud hts cnlldren had Juce
given him hapry dreams--bu the lGln he had
brought upon them WAS IN awakening reality
When the light Of tie morning appeared
above the line Of the opposite houses, Mr. t.
arose
'Whcre are you going, Edward , said his
wife. have been considering. ne replied,
calmly; and am determined to try my father
lie loved me when was a hoy--Was prone 81
me. 1t is trMe, | have acted dlshonoraF!y 70
him. Yesterday spoke harshly Of him but
did not then know myself Your dear affection,
my wife, has completely altered me. never
can forget my Ill treatment towards you; but
will make up for til will-ndeed wil-A.ay,
do not greve in this way this IS worse 70 me
han all your youns ones, my wife; wl,l be
back SOON
The ch!dren appeared in the breakfast room
Mary ready with her smile, and the boy
was anxious for the notice @. his father. Alter
short space Of time, Mr. f returned
why 50 pale, my husband? will your parent
not assist YOU?
We nau>t indeed sink. ny love - & Viii
not assist me He uphTaldcI me did not,
could not answer him word He spoke kind
" OF YOU and your little ones. but he has cast
US of forever
The distressed man had scarcely said this
when a person rutely came in. The purport
Of Ills visit was soon pcrccigcd. In tie name
Of f father he took possession Of the property;
and had the power to make F prisoner
You shall not take papa AVA. said the lit
tie sou, at the same time kicking at the officer
Mamma, whispered Mary, must my father
60 70 prison; wont they lei u 20 too?
Here comes my authority said the deputy
sheriff
The elder Mr. F. dosgedly placed hl,nse:f in
q chair
You shall not take my papa away, cried out
the hoy TO his grandfather.
Whatever may have been nv conduct Sir
said the miserable EhWard tbs is unklno for
YOU have not single feeling for myself. buf
for nv kind good 'fte-ny cMldren-you have
no right toharrass them thu. It'll vouc presence
Nay. husband responded Mrs. F. think
not Of me. Your father Cannot distress me |
have not known you. Edward, from your child
hood as he has done; but he shall see how | can
cling to von-can be proud Of you in your pow
erty, He has forgotten your youthful davs--he
has lost sight of his own thoughtless years"
The old gentlemen directed his law agent to
leave the room. lie then slowly, yet ncrvously,
answered thus:
Madam have not forgotten my own
thoushtless days. have not forgotten that once
had a wife as amiahle ana noble minded as your
self-and not forgotten That your husband was
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1827-06-30
sgEzE REPOSITORY.
GAMBLING,
Or RAIN AND SUNSHINE.
: as we turn our backs

7 ------------ as we turn our backs
= from our companion thrown into lis grave
so his fsrniars to hIs buried fortunes
Shrink all away"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-19
Vnlunble HORSES for Sale.

WILL he sold the highest bidder Thursday the feb
dseiy after The that day the valuable stock
belonging the William Rice late the county
Brunswick consisting Of two Mares and two colts The old
mare is nine or ten years old last Spring. The young
four yeas last SPRING and out Of the old mare
by Virgniau aud fall sister 20 Lafayette. The colts
Of the old by Arohy years old last spring,
the other last springs colt both very promising The vest
old colt entered in wespstake TO he next spring
Halifax NJ O. which believe there sUbscri
hers entrance 5000; and will be sold subj ec 70 that race.
The old supposed be in foa by Aroby and the
young Que BY Eclipse.
Terms the above horse, will he sold Elk months credit
the purchaser giving bond with approved security nego
bic notes payable al the Bank Of Vgnsat the discretion Of
the executors.
Pedigree old got by Arehy, her dam by Sir
Harry her e. dam by Chancea her e. dam by Cellar her
T. e T. dam by Marx Anthony her & dam BY Fmosp.
Person, wishing purchase referred &c Capt j. Hart
ri,on ID. HICKS, Execu.
a. WESSoN,} tos.
Sept. ~. 6-widy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-19
DVERTTSE.WEATI'.

HAVING engaged Mr. Nathaniel ThOmp son teach school
stmy residence the ensuing willing &c take six
or eight boys INTO my family boads at the price Of SIco
eaoi which will include all expenses for board, odsms
washing. tuition, &c. The following branches will he angh
VIZ The Eus'ish and Lln Lanruases graDsmticay iito
ry Beis''Leti' esGeogaPhy with TIE Ct the Gon't and
all the most useful branches OF MaihenNes The school
viii tn. s.A Januar, aud Sad The Ist Of
December.
- deemed needless say any thing respecting The qusI
ihcaIUns o Mr. rhomp.ou a teacher than remark
that he has had much experience, has always literally
outraged, and general sataeon those who
matted their and wards O hrs
PLEASANT HACKETT.
Green Springs, Louss %
Oct5. 49, w6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-19
PLEASA.NT GROYE FOR N.aLE.

EY virtue Of deed of trust executed e. the Subscriber
ID by Meriweher Hurt and Amy, has wife, the
payment Of two debts therein mentioned, will he sold the
Pfemes, at Puhe sale, credit IT twelve months the
purchaser giving deed OF trust the said lands and bond
aud good security for the smoun Of the purchase money on
the 3Oh day Of October 1877, that valuable well known
situation, the county Of Lufenburg called PLEASANT
GROVE, which the said Meiwether Hun resides,
and who will shew the any person vino may wish
view IT, Containing about hundf I'd acres with
nIen and cOmmOdious dwelling house and tavern good
store house, house and we'll the same, and in
nIent neIshborhOod and good situation for public house.
and country store. Lying immediately the road leading
from Bulbs Ferry, SiauntoB river, 10 Peersburs-and
about ten twelve miles from tie Courthouse. The land
is we'll adapted for the culture OF corn, wheat oats, cotton
aud tubacco the plantation good order for cropping The
title believed to he good hut such title only vested
in asustee will he conveyed 10 the purchas sgre, Sbe
deed Of trust which Of record in the county Of
Lunenburg. BY WM. u. Overflow.
October 2. 42-w4wt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-19
TO FARMERS.

~ AVING baud a complete assortment oCPfopghs,
AA such Davss two aud three horse with Wrought
and east the bar shares of the eveT
c1ub ploughtO work the tho left hand aud
other Plongh of different kinds Wheat Fans other Impl
ments of ilubandry j have recently made ThTeShng
Machine, sud quite different plan from any hereto
fore IN aud it thought by competent udge who have
seen ~ operation, To he eat Improvement The machine
Is now IN the possession Ui Blsi. Christian.
THoS SPENCER, ag't Main street, first corner above
the Banks, Richmond, Va.
CrGishtOa, lst Oct. 1sZ7-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-19
HAW FIELD FOR SALE

A GREEABLE to the last RH and TssfGn- M efeopf.
IA Catiett Conway deceased, the EAbUABLE fARM
~ ivhch ne resided called HAWFTBLD, IS offered for
sale lie, IN the county Of Orange dong the oOt IF the
SOGhwest Mountains, that beautiful range Of country
there being rein Of Limestone passing through the farm
JAis farm is ,Uithin mile Of tbs Turnpike Road leading
from Orange courthouse to FTederiokbug aud distant 50
mules rOn the iar place; contains about 30 toeH
'eafered, has uA proportion Of Wood Land and ADMITS
Of division pey well farms There Jed,fL
MeadoDs The surface of the land is generally level amt
easily cIiiVHedj from experiments made, the Plaster Of
Pars acts toith great e1eet upon a. The arn iseH
closed in good state for cropping, ard has upon TIC
JoLidriag buildings:
large story Dwelling house good Barn Threslng
Machine; two OF Stables, lIamed also Tobacco
Houses one aage framed house recently built together with
Negro Houses &c. Any person wishing purchase this Lsnd
he shown by nj Thoma. Brown the premises by
Mrssrs Hay Talaferc, of Rose Hill Reu6su Conway, v
the hbourhpod. The Of payment will lie
eommodstng aud ay be known by application either Of
the above named gentlemen, the subscriber Sanards
VILE IN the county Of Orange. JOHN +. CONWAY,
EN'ot OF Gale ttCruway dec.
Oct. 9. 44-w5w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-19
NOTICE.

WAS committed TO the jail ofBbsmare county On ihe ilh
w 81 July 1877 negro who calls himself Joe Brook
about FIVE eet inches high stout made sud Shutters Ssd
negro SAYS he belouEs Mss VIM Grsen aud David Scott
negro traders The requested 70
forward prove property, ray charges sud tsks him away
he vl be disposed Of a. the law directs.
WA. WATSON, jailor Of Albemsrle co. Va.
Seq. n. W-WlN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-19
OCTOBER 10. 1927.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
=. October 4. 1927.


NOTICE is hereby given to the proprieors OF
the unredeemsj six per cent. Stock, created in
pursuance of an Act of Congress passed on the 9Th
February, 1913 that il has been decided by lot.
.that the certificates mentioned in the annexed
Schedule, amounting in the whole to one million
five hundred thousand one hundred aud sxty-thre e
dollars and sixteen cents, The surrender thereof
be paid on the first day of January next, CS2s, J
to the respective Stockholders. or to their legal
personalities attorneys duly constituted, at the
Treasury,for at the Loan Office where the Stock
rhus TO be reimbursed may stand credited to the
proprietors thereof. 81
II is further made knowns for the information Of
the parties concerned, that transfer OF the certi-
fcates mentioned in the anhexcd Schedule, from
the books OF the Treasury, or any Commissioner,
= of Loans, will be allowed after the frs, day o
December next, and that the interest On all the Ger
tiicates contained in the said Schedule will cess
and determine ON the day preceding the day here
by fixed for The reimbursement thereof
RICHARD RUSH,
Secretary Of Treasury.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-19

4OOS OOHO
1896 475 46
4779 500
49I6 200
1890 1l67 81
1892 $50
1853 2ooo
4971 225 SO
50S3 300
5I4S $50
5166 loco
5193 loco
1928 loo
5229 4ooo
5265 l6ooo
$500 500
1875 1000
S4OS loco
$500 1913 Sc
55l9 IT'S
s7l3 5ooo
$3.50 594 SO
$500 1913 10
592s 2po
5962 $50
60S5 $50
6lOl 400
6l60 e'5 SO
clos $50
6273 loo
6423 962 81
6427 AZ 80
o430 So q
o436 34oo
6-i63 667 Os
6I7l 4256 So
6475 1000
65IO 422
$685. PLY
6596 22s3
6602 6 SO
662s 1000
6634 5000
6644 l465
677I Zoo
6T91 5000
6S2j 1889 50
6S79 $500
sos 10000
6947 45oo
5000 217O 40
6967 IoOoo
696s loco
699s 5ooo
7n47 5653 23
1869 900
TOSS 5000
1903 10000
1891 1000
1864 635 0S
1886 3OI22 10
1851 1889 Is
1865 GIGS 06
1884 400
1923 loco
1853 1850
1852 500
1857 5000
7770 Too
1887 2347 G3
1911 1850
1888 5000
1891 2sS SO
1898 2s3 "a
1927 300
1896 sl5 Sc
794I Zoo
1868 loco
5000 1868 IS
S076 1853 50
Sl52 loco
6l6I bnoG
el6s 10 Is
S170 322
Sls3 500
Sz02 1850
1923 1868 AZ
1926 loco
1927 5000
1924 l043 "a
Z on the Loan Office Books,
fdTyIend.
No. AMOUNT.
57I 1883 81
573 $500
579 1909
603 1900
Gil 1000
GA 1929 81
63S 2272 "
642 1000
649 2lSO 80
773 1900
964 1000
1854 1854
1907 1883 SO
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-04
lIeyN Court.

TIME Levy Court. for the County OF Aeasncra WIN
at 10 O'Clock in the morning on the last Saturday in
June inst for the purpose oflaying the County Ley,
when and where, all persons having claims against the
County. will attend and exhibit the same.
'' VA" JONAH THOMPSON,
;une1 PRECEDENT Of the Levy Court
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-04
SIGNS OF TUE TINES IN PENNSYLVANIA.

From the Gettysburg fenn.) Sehuhei'
adams and Jackson. -During the late April
Court, a few of the friends of the Admlnistra-
ion assembled, and agreed to call a meeting OF
hose in favor of the reelection of John Quincy
adams. They fixed on Tuesday, the 22d Of
Nav instant, for such meeting, and gave notice
accordingly. The friends of Ande,c Jackson,
having ascertained the day on which the Adj
ans meeting was to be held, fixed tue same day
for their meeting. Confident CT their strength,
they were ambitious to array their forces on the
same day, for the sake of comparison. They
rode the townships, and used every exerlion 10
bring nut their forces. The day arrived; both
parties assembled; and the 'Jacksonites did not
amount to more than onc-third Of the number
Of the friends Of the Administration.
The Adams meeting was the most numer-
Gus political meeting ever held in this County,
Notwithstanding il rained nearly the,whole day.
II these things are any sign Of the times, Pennsyi
vania will greatly disappoint the hopes OF the
Opposition.
From, Ire Genius of Liberty, Unionioun, Pa.
RESULT OF DISCUSSION,
In the "Polcmic and Forensic debating socie-
" Of Connelsville" May 5, 1927.
Whereas at a meeting Of the Society on the
7th Of April last, this day was fixed on al The IN
stance Of some Of the friends Of General Jackson tor
the public discussion Of the public question, TO
wit: Ought J. Q. Adams or Andrew Jackson,
"a he elected TO the mex, Presidency!
Therefore be it Resolved, That the members
of the society now present believe that the cleo
ton of Q. Adams in preference to Gen. Jack
son, is most likely to promote the interest OF
the government.
Resolved, That the foregoing be published
in the Genius Of Liberty and Fayette and Greene
Jacksonian Galaxy.
Extract from the minutes
H. HERBERT, Sec'ry.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-04
RoZier's Ferry

TIME undersigned respectfully informs the public
Il that he has rented the Ferry, known by the name
of Rollers or Lorer Ferry His Boats large, sub
stantiay built, will be kept in the best ORDER and
manned by careful and experienced oarsmen. As IN
tend devotng 10 the Ferry my undivided attention.
the public may be assured that they always have
a safe and speedy passage across the Potomac:
AQUILLA EMERSON.
;,,o O u.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-04

Canada.-The Quebec Gazette gives gene
raj view Of The dissentions which nave arisen
between the House, OF Assembly oil Lower Va,
NADIA and the Governor "He asked 'he"i,
says the editor. "to give him permanent reve-
nue. acts, and permanent appropriaions' wnien
they refused" The grounds Tor TINS re.usa'
he justi6es-the revenue and resources VI .ne
colony are very variable; there IS no inaePen-
dent house of Peers, no independent JUDICIARY
and the high public officers are not responsible
for their conduct, but all places OF proht, IRON
the highest down to the lowest, are neid our
therefore, Justly remarks, that the people are not
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-04

hardware and Cutlery,
which, with his former stock, makes his assortment
complete, consisting in part of
Ivory stag, for buck and self tip handle knives and
forks
Rogers penknives and razors. scissors, shears
Needles, snuffers and trays, waters, bread trays
Spurs. whips, dressing cases. spittoons
Stair rods and eyes
Shoe, butcher drawing, sadder's and straw knives
Andirons, shpvels and tongs, Tenders
Commode and glass knobs, curtain pins
Candlestcks, lamps. hinges bolts, latches, sprigs
Screws brass case, iron wire
Stock, pad TILL trunk, cupboard and horse locks
Nails, augers chizels, gouges, planes and IRONS
Files axes, batchets
PANEL tenant, compass and wood saws
Cotton wool aud horse cards
Tea and bell metal kettles, sad grid and wafhe irons
britannia metal and iron spoons, trowells
Curry combs, trace, halter and backband chains
sboenakers' tools, saddlery and harness furniture
each Iaces, fringe and tassels
WaIdron's grain and grass Soy Ties, sicklcs, hoes
sboyels, spades. ploughs. castings, etc.
Ar.o-Giit frame mantle and pier looking glasses
Mamie do do do do
britannia coffee, tea, sugar and cream pots
plated table castors caDdescks, suffers and trays
with a variety Of other articles which will be sold
,n accommodating terms.
may 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-04

The single ,peeelea Parref-Ihere is an East
ern story of person who taught his parrot to
repeat only these words "Wha doubt Is there
of that''l He carried it to the market Tor sale,
fixing the price at 100 rupees. A Mogui asked e
the parrot, Are you worth 100 rupees me
parrot answered "What douDi is there OF tnat!
The Mogul was delighted, and bought the pro;
He soon found out that tins was all II could
say Ashamed now Of his bargain, ne said to
himself, 81 was fool to buy this bird The
parrot exclaimed; as usual, "What doubt is
there Of that"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-04

nal enters Maryland about mile this side Of
the locks at Back creek; on this space describ-
ed of the canal, which is everywhere go feet
wide, there Is swivel bridge, not far from the
entrance from the Delaware, another at St.
Georges and another at Bethel, in Maryland.
Chief Engineer, Judge Benz. Wright, of New
York. " York Times.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-04
Notice.
NeM0N0A.
Notice is hereby Given.

VU>HAT an election for President and five Directors
OF the Middle Turnpike Road Company will be
held at CArT's TAVERN, in the county of Fairfax on
Saturday, Sh Jme inst. between TIE hours OF 1oA NJ
and2P by the COMMISSIONERS.
unc I
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-04

mas made, converting the wretchedness of his
rat,ral situation into theatre Of triumph;
bringing all the headlong tribes of nature into
subsection to his will; and producing, that or
der and uniformity upon earth, of which his
own heavenly fabric is so bright an example
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-04

late Charge des Affaires a, the Court OF Bra
ziis.
The Lebanon PENN Republican of Tuesday
last says-"We stop the press TO announce that
the waters Of the Swa,ara have been success
fully raised, this day, by the great water wheel
and steam engine at the mouth of the Kettle
Run. into the drain or feeder which is 10 supply
the summit level Of the Union Canal. limo ac-
cident occurs, and we anticipate none, this will
be the greatest triumph that the spirit OF inte:-
nal improvement has achieved in the United
States"
The New-York National Advocate, which
styles itself the "Organ Of the Republican Par
W. and which occasionally maniiests a dispo-
sitiou to prop the declining popularity OF Mr..
Van Buren,, makes the following remarks In re-
ference to the great leading measures identified
with the present administr alton and prescribed
by the General Jackson Combination
"Thcre is every reason 10 believe that the
neople of this state are nearly unanimous IN Ia
yor of the tariff system and national 'oads and
canals The late proposed tariff on wool and
wooens, was certainly one ofquestionable po-
Icy in number of points of view, but yet near
" the whole delegation Of this State voted for
hat bill The opposers did not exceed four or
1--WE. We have not heard whisper OF dtsap-
nro6a,ion from the people on the conduct oil
those who so voted. The Virginia doctrines
on these points are getting more and more un-
popular in the country. Neither Newly DIRK
nor Pennsylvania will go along with her IN an
OPPOSITION 10 sound and useful national poll
cy. The only supporters Of the Virginia doc
trines in the state reside in this city; and what
is somewha, remarkable, they are the Engilsh
agents, foreign merchants, sc or Americans
extensively engaged in importations oil English
manufactures. Ii is altogether foreign inter-
es, therefore in New-York that opposes itself to
wise and iudcious tariff system. The doc
,rines of Mr. Clay in these matters will be found
70 be cosgenial to nine out of teh in this state,
and perhaps the same may be said oil Pennsyl-
yania. Ifrepublicans make it party cues
lion, we shall be content to have-it So There
is no power superior to their will. Yet these
opinions must not be carried too far. The
rights Of the states and the rights OF Congress
must be kept distinct and separate, and every
attempt Of aristocracy must be nipped IN the
ou5."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-04
Hardware Store

Corner Of King and Royal streets.
TOHN G. MANDELL has just received per ship
81 Pioneer, from Liverpool, general assortment of
Hordware and Cutlery.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-04

juno
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-04
hist Of I,etters,

Remaining in the Post Office at Alexandra, C. June
LIST, 1897.
OPersons applying for letters in the following list
viii please say they are ADvrnTlsED, or they may not
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-04
: Notice is hereby Given.

WHAT books for the subscription Of stock the
L Middle Turnpike Road TO WiIey's) will ne open
ed at F,ErAx CoURT I!orss, in the State of Virginia
on Thursday the ut June inst agreeable to law, by
THE COMMISSIONERS.
june
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-04
A,lG.HxA N!DlagAs
MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 4, 1927.

Among the passengers in the Ship Florida,
Rowland, arrived in ~ days at New York, from
Rio Janeiro, we notice CosDY Racquet, Esq.
late Charge des Affaires a, the Court Of Bra
zis.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-04

.
are the drawn numbers in the Grand State Lottery of
Rhode Island, No -, which took place at Providence
on the 18th May-and
g SO Sc 81 1 90 81 %
are the drawn numbers in the Connecticut State Lot
terry, class No 6, which drawn on the 3Oth May
Holders of prizes in either the above are
invited to bring them in and receive the cash, or re-
new them in either of the next lotteries the schemes
of which may be seen above
JOHN CORSE.
THho wishes 10 Purchase
English Guineas, do. Sovereigns,
Doubloons, Spanish Pistareens, and
Uncurrent Bank Notes. June
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-11
Fuluubie Propcrty for Sale

Emu anxious 10 remove from this Of the
80 will DPo,e of NY Plantation situated the county
Auels, Deyip. Biidge distant about 81
miles and about 81 from Ri Lmond This lie.
OF Deep creek and ApPomaox River aud
and 1000 OF which 80 creek and river low grounds
Attached 10 the Farm n valuable gr MILL
situated ON Deep Creek, within quarter Of nile Of uDc
with the RIVER eoPable Of yielding from $50 500 barrels
OF toll corn per annum.
There sal,o cotton gin Of 80 which will pick from
TO 5000 weight Of cotton per day. The houses
story elling house. kitchen, house, dairy house
&c. together with garden newly empsied and failing
brook running through the middle of
say ait presumed that those wishing purchase will
rsi vie" ihe Prem,es II soii by the s. IF Ofs5s
next, will then positively be exposed public sale or
the next far days together with all my stool cowshog.
eroP Of description plantation utensils Se TERMS
third cash, and the balance in one two three
PHILEMON HoLCOMBE.
AurIsi 81. so -ld.ss.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-11
Anrn.I 10.
hrOTTCE.

10y oue q. deed t's er:ei.ted to the Subscriber,
ID The 5ih day Of Augsst 1926 by Thomas C. Yaiay aud
Dah his for tas purpose Of securing the payment oCa
DEBT therein mentioned due TO Samuel Coz Of the City
Of Richmond and hieh has bsen duly recorded "a e Office
Of ta ceE Of the county court Of Brctinghan rIs Sold
70 the highest bidder, fer cash he prees Saturday
che i5h day or Sept three lots IF land lying and bsiNg
tic Of C,trdsve IA the county Of Rockingham
toatGfmg one haf aud kaosD in ne plan said tosvn
lots No three tDslps aud thiresn Upon Que Of tAs lots
UbOpe mentioned, there two story hOttse finish
t and m h truh ii,tte erPencs sDoald either for
ii dIrsng h0ssj aud also small house,
used n house. cnd,riHe Wnss River,
and situated at the head Of The Guga efia To
gentleman capital tUshirg lac mercantile
the oboDe properly ngA be object. The ths
believed 10 be good bt seh only will be Conveyed
an hs 15seriber BY the deed aforesaid. SIM BRANCH.
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