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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-01
Lands for Sale in Virginia,

tfESHE subscriber has Tracts of Land in ,,
a. western counties of Virginia. TO w in Grecnbrer,
Monroe, kanbawa, Giles, Logan, Wood, Mononraa
Preston, Harrison, Lewis Cabt Randolph which he
proposes to sell at public auctunat the times nd
as below:
10000 lying Mason and bell counties to be
sold on Tuesday the M day of next at Point Plea
25cOQO do. in Kanhawa and Logan, On Monday ! lth
day of June, at Charleston.
10000 do. i'll Grecnhrie and Menroe, on Monday ssh
day of June, at E-ewsbu:s.
$4,000 do in lewis and Wood counties, on Monday
I'd July, al Weston.
10000 do in Harrison, Monday, 16,h July, a.
Clarkshurg.
10000 do in Nonongalia and Preston, on MONDAY,
2Sd July, at Morgantown.
100000 do. IN Randolph, Monday 9th of Augass
at Beverly.
Sales TO continue o'G day day until all arc sold
Beng Obliged TO close several estates this those who
may wish TO make purcha respectfully invited to
view these lands and attend tie Sales whom they may ha
chance OF making valuable purchases, as tho lands mus,
oe sold There are some but,om lands lie rivers nd
creeks, anu u large quantity OF good farming lands
The lands will be sold purcha scrs in arpr
10 make large settlements, in smaller tracts to sui, small
Ter settlements, 10y single farms. There are MANY sp
lied farms on the lands iii each county.
creaIt Will be given of |, Q, and years payabo
ny annual amenis and good titles will be given
The particulars of the lands various tracts will he
explained at the time and place each sale.
Ihe subscriber will offer for sale at public auction
SoOUo acres Of land lying in Kentucky, at the Red pk
on Ohio River Henderson Grant, in several tracts
IN other counties in the State of Kentucky The time
place ct sale will be made known previous to tho sales
'aNns place WAl. PRENTISS.
Point Pleasant, l.ith May, 1927. Iot
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-01

a GueiHs The Grand jaIies OF Aenaiehy have de-
terInncd to make public examples OF individuals who
nave violated the laws by fighting ducs. The Grand
Jury of the County of Simpson hare found true Liif
against C. NJ. Smith, of Tennessee, for murder-com
mnted 10y killing MIR. Drank of the same State in q,
duel fought IN Kentucky, on the esd March. A bill
was brought by the same Jury against Gen. Samue |
Houston for shouting with neut to k in duel with
Cen White. The Governor of Kentucky has dernau.
ded both persons indicted, Of the Governor of Tepncs
see IN order that they may be tried the former State
where the offence was committed
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Fifty Dollars Reward

AN away from Samuel Cookies Tavern in GoochramI
% county on the night of Monday the 1st Instant
@ ioN' belonging to Samuel Woodson and HARRY,
nad eoped on two stolen borse Saturday hight prece
ding Easter pursued, overtaken at Charleston IN
har@wha county, and brought back Mr. Cookies Tavern
left in custody of men, from they escaped carl,
in ts.e night. Preston is young man. a mulato veJy
sensible writes WE'LL and had forged papers huse nd
Larry; he plays the fiddle Harry well set ur II,
scar on the left eye, so young, cunning paaverina his
c"hpexon nearly black. The above reward will be given
of aeiverg them the sbscr bers in Goociard near
'u"e feriy, or half of it, if lodged in any Jail in the
commonwealth and information given enable their own.
ers 10 get them They endeavorng when taken IN
get to the State of Ohio.
JAMES PEASANTS, Ear of G. Smith t,ci,
SAMUEL WOODSON.
Goochland, May g, 1897. 90 ,r
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-01
TFrOm The Detroit Gg.cne of Nan 15.7

Extract of letter the editor of this paber da,o,
SAUL dc St. Marie, April 90, 1927
"DesPatcbes from the Arctic Land Expedition, an.
der the direction Of Capt. Franklin reached this place
on the 18th umo. When the bearer left Fort Ftanls
lIn IN October, the members OF the party were in fine
health, and greatly eXtilaratcd By the success with
which their enterprise had been crowned during thc
preceding summer. They have established the fact
OF the continuity of water communication from tho
mouth OF the CoppeTfnne to Mckenzie river and from
thence have pursued their examinations as far as 14g
degrees and SO minutes longitude at this point
they were compelled by the density of tie ogs to re-
hoquish the design of proceeding 10 the Pacific Ocean
BY Jay Cape The boanist during The absence of the
exploring party from the Fort has been engaged in
investigating the Vegetable productions of the Taska
tochawIn country.
I'VE may calculate that the reading world will he
grathed with view of the details Of tins expedton
carly IN the coming year, as Cap? f. aud his assocj
aes are looked for here IN JnIy. From inteilrence
that is to be relied on, feel authorised TO saw that
they will be SCARED those lessons of human endurance
which deracted much from the pleasure their for
mer narrative afforded; and which in the first enter
PRISE were no less attributable their own improyi
dence than to The CuPdity Of the then rival fur com
panes."
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DEATH AND THE WARRIORS.
By ID. ]. Richardson.

By u. j. Richardson.
The warriors soul is kindlng NOW
With wildly blending fires,
lie iondly brrathcs each rnpturCd VOW
That faithful love inspires;
But not those whispered words alone
Arrest The maiden ear,
Aprouder strain--a loltier tone,
Awakcs the thrOb of fear.
They hear the wnr-notes on the gale,
Before the tent they stand,
His form is clad in glittering mail,
The sword is i'll his hand;
Ecr scarf around his arm is twinei,
or love 5 remembering spell
Ah. would that kindred skill could bind
The links of life as well,
The battle steed is waiting nigh,
Nor brooks his lords delay;
Ana eager troops are trampling by,
Aud wave their banners CAV,
or b"dIng dream nor bitter care
In that proud host are found,
ntic echning through the startled air
1 he cheerful trumpets sound.
The maid, with mingled pride aud grief,
Faint hopes and whitening fears,
Stiil gazcs on the gallant chief
Through dim impassoned tears.
lie secs but Victory golden wreath
And loves unfading flame,
Nor thinks how soon the form Of Death
May cross the path Of fame!
~ last farewcIl-a last embrace.
And now fer glory's rlaiu.'
Those parting accents left Il tracc
OF frenzy on her brain.
And when the warriors helm was brought
TO crown his forehead fair,
AIMS the shudderims maiden though,
Twas Death that placed it there.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-01

seoAhg ''iehI tic example ien sue made ,ern re,
,urh' TO chewing corn and pork 1t would il
providence had special eye TO these poor children,
tor IN the course of the day, Indians landed on
thc island found them, and they were coming up 10
New Madrid, took them with them.
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az the Influence which enjoy in soccty,-thcir
first aud most ndeible species of education; the whole
some aud mitigating restraint which they possess over the
passions Of mankind; their power Of projecting us when
young and cheering when nlddcpcnds entirely uppn
Their personal purity and the charm which it casts around
incm That to nsnuae doubt Of its value is yilfu
10 remove tie broades which civil socicy
TeSi, win all It's benefits and with all its comforts.
Norrjagc-Thc learned Asrppa tells U.s. that all ,he
nconYeH'cncHs OF married life happen, 50 much iror
the Fault OF the the negligence Of the men for
1t seldom happens that the are bad uulesg ,rcir
husbands worse.
Good nature is The very air Of good mind: the sign
OF large and generous soul, and the peculiar soil in
winch virtue prospers.-G o1iaan's UJlfer Erenirrs.
J'rcrHg ~ great and commendabIe virtue-a man
OF integrity IS a true and bold man. lie is TO
be trusted and relied upon No brides can corrupi
hin fear dauD him. Ills word is slow in coming,
but sure lie shines brightest in the fire, and his
trends hear Of him most when they most need him
Ills courage gows WITH danger, and conquers opoos
ion by constaucy. As he cannot be 6atlered or
frightened into that he dislibes ne hates atterv and
temporHIng m others He runs With truth and NOT
with The umes-wh right and not with mirht-his
rule IS straight, soon but seldom followed
nm. Pcnn's ady7ce 10 his children.
When man hath forfeited the reputation of his
integrity he IS set fast, and nothing will then serve
H's urn, Eeithcr ruth nor faI-hoo5 -cisc,s
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FRESU GOODS.

ALL NELSON has just received by the Exit grea,
Me- variety of and desirable Goods IN rho
season which he is enabled o very reduced prices
Nav
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-01

hR HOLMES, son of Dr. o. Holmes, of Baltimore an
~ experienced and highly approved Dentist, will sue
ceed me during my absence from Richmond this Summer
E BAKER.
o. lloimes,Jr having complied with the terms prescr.
bed by law is authorised 10 practice the profession Of
Dentist, in ting State of Maryland
VIM. FISHER, NJ. D.
Secretary OF the Medical and Chirurpical
Faculty of Maryland
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-01
AGRICULTURAL.

We recommend the following the attention OF GU
farmers The process described has been fully tosru,
and the most important results produced. The expert
nicut is easily tried.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-01

yddaii B"wies ndm'or of John Walker, dec'd Calvin
walker; and George w Walker, Lydia oroade Bos
worth Walker, Mary Daggctt, and Joseph Walker and
iuthur Walker, heirs of the said John Walker dacH
MoSby Sheppard, orris S. Paine, and oris Paine,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-01

Co .r QF'ee BieL0ond, 4pra 24N, 1927.
INC parues interested will please take notice. that have
count directed IN the foregoing order of court on bf
gay at9 o'clock A. NJ. they required to attend AZ %
Gcs 10 ms city, with their accounts and vouchers read,
Tor examination and settlement. GUY
HILARY BAKER, Nc.
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AT rules, holden in tho clerks office of tire superior cnur
April, 1929:
ienY w Moncure, John RnbinsOn, and Frederick Plea
SAINTS, late merchants and partners, under the firm, nj
Moncure, Robinson 6 Peasants uUS
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-28

h, n,e ~ iT,s popao7 g Amsea srao r-eel Gge
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FANCY STORE.

SwHfI have this day opeacd very general
!" assortment of rich and elegant Fancy
foods surprising IN style and beauty any thing
heretofore offered to the public.
Satin 5carfs IL yds long beautiful shades
beh worked Swiss Sctfis entirely new
Gauze Barge Z eau de Maple silk Hlis.
great variety Of shaded hgr, Silks
Elegant Reticules, PLAIN aud shell uiiddles
giusses thread lace aud edgiugs
3imp laces which will wash equal to thread
beautiful assortment Of new style Belt Rib
bons
HaYerly stripe and other farcifrl fgr Calicoes
Baiesie aud Barege Dresses all shades
200 pan fancy col d silk and Pruncla Shoes.
he above goods, with additional supplies
weekly looked for places us in an attitude to
furnish our friends on such terms that we hattef
ourselves, VIII gave general satisfaction
u Country Merchants are respectfully insi-
ted McKEE. ROBINS son g. 90
May - tiS2
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SPRING GOODS,

XHtIE SUBSCRIBER now offers for sale
- well selected assortment ofSEASONABLE
DRY GOODS of the latest style and fashions.
which, together with low prices, viii, he hopes
be an indncemcnt FOR dealers to call and exam.
inc the assortment.
Among them are the following.
ii to Oh Cambria and Joconel Nnslins
Plain aud ilg'd Null and Book NlusIins, extra
quality
Swiss Muslin, plain and extra fig'd
Common aud superior prints, new style
Plain and stripe Batistc, SILK Barrage
Swiss Muslin Capes aud Collars
Elegant GAUGE and SILK Hlfs
Irish Linens. Black Lu,tstring, do Surcassian
Ladies hid and lIoskIn's Gloves
Gcntemens Hoskiu's and Woodstock do
Ingram and White Cotton Hosiery
Elegant PLAID SILKS, new style
1 Inc Versailles and Faleutia Nestings
superior Blue and fancy coored Cloths
Brown, blcached and plaid Cottons
With almost every other articles suited to the
season and demand, aud viii, it Is hoped, render
satisfaction 10 customers
AbNEY NJ. FACKLER,
Bank Square, Lynchburg
MAY 4, $40
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and fW sale in =, irginla.

VINE SUBSCRIBER has nnmerou, tracts
SA Of Lind tor sale IN the Western counties
oi VAR ma, 10 VII: In Gfeenblier. Monroe. Ken.
ha"a, Cites Logan. Wood Mnnongalia. Pres.
foa. Harrison. Lrvts, Cdbell and Randolph +;
winch ne proposcsta sell at public auction. a,
the p'ar's aud times stated below
!Jo,0'4 tcres, in Mason and Cabel-nt Point
Pleasant ON Tuesday the 9th day ofJune
nest
15o,00o Ac e IN keahawa, Logan aud Giles
al Charleston, on Monday the lth June
@ba.00 Acres II Lewls-on Monday tine ID of
Juiy, at Weston.
10000 Acres III Harrison--at Clarksburg. ON
Mondaythe 10th OF July.
10000 Acres IN Greenbrier and Nonroe-at
i.ee>hufg on Monday the Goth June.
voaooo Acres IN Itandolph--on Monday, at Be.
VERY, 9th day OF August.
Sales TO continue from day TO dav until all are
sold. Bong obliged to close several Estates this
season, those who n1y wish to make purchases
ar respectfully Invited 10 view the lands aud at.
te"d tae sales, When they may have chance OF
mailing valuable purchases as the lands must br
soil---l here are some valuable bottoms ON the
iH'cls and Greeks, and large quantity ofeood
farming lands
The lands will be sold to suit purchasers wish.
ing TO make large settlemenis--or those in small.
er settements-ot IN single farms--and There
are many settled farms in each COUNTY.
A credit will be given of /, ?, 8. and 4 years
payable by annual instruments, aud good titles
made to the lands.
The particulars ofquantity and quality ofeacb
tract will be explained at the time of the sale
The subscriber will offer for sale, at public auc.
lion, $4,000 Acres of Land, lying in Kentucky
at the Red Bank, on the Ohio River. in Hendcr.
sons Grant, nearly joining the county Town OF
Henderson-with about 10000 Acres in various
aiher countiesin Kentucky. The time and place
Of sale will be made known previous to the sale
taking place. VIM PRENTISS.
foia' Pleasant, Mason city lime l.--e,ie43
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I'D EVlkWS The subscriber begs leave 10
~ iulorm the public that ne IS appointed
asrn (inr thia part of the cnuntrv) by the
publishers, for The following valuable Perlo
dlrsl Works, viz
North American Review, published in Bos.
ton,
fl'nhnrei Review, published in Boston.
Q rery Review, do do
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S,laielphia
Nei.eo ChrafGeh Review. published in
- York, aud Edtel by james johnson,
II
= aelphia Tnufuui OF Sciences. Edited
ay Chapman, VI d., " p. Dcwcs, NJ d.
and john Golman, NJ. .. az, NC.
VIII remark that the above Reviews have
obtained great reputation aaJ praise from the
very hesi judges jH tie uuitrd States, being
edited by The n1sf eminent literary men in
the world, and fhe typographical part exc.
cuteh equal TO any whatever.
lie subscription price for each Of the n.
Dove works Is s. per aHuum will furnish
either Of them 10 Subscribers delivered in this
rls5e tree Of all ot6sr expenses which will
save 10 those vino lake them rom me about
two dollars Il wear ia cecA work hone
geailemen viii do me fhc favor of calling and
subscribing tor one ar all Of the above valua.
ble works ABRAN n. NoRlu
Dee. IL.
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MILLER a. ROBERTS

IEfAVE on hand a large and general assert
IL ment Of Groceres aud various other arti.
Giles, amongst which arn the following:
Best West India brown and common sugar,
Loaf and New Orleans sugar,
Green coffee, old lava coffee,
Imperial and gunpowdrr tca.
Old Jamaica aud Antigua Rum,
Old French Brandy,
Old Madeira and Sicily NJ Vine,
Old and new whiskcy,
Apple Brandy,
Newark cider, vinegar.
lnow candles assorted skies,
sperm candles,
Earthen.Nar assorted,
stone ware assorted,
Sall petre, alum,
Indigo, madden, copperas,
Pepper, ginger, spice,
Cotton sheeting and shrtng,
Cotton yarns assorted numbers,
Cambrcks, cacocs,
Mems lined and bound and coarse shoes,
Women's leather and morocco shoes,
sole leather best sort
New hetrmbs, new shad,
Ger and blislcred steel,
> tons bar iron
300 sacks salt
l0O00 lbs. we'll cured bacon
All otthe above goods We will sell low fol
cash 81 mcrchantahle produce
u Cash given Ton Bacon, Whiskey x Flour
May II. tt4O
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aluable Property far :.

D.
v IlHE nbseliber ol.e. 5 -, s..i. o.,
- feasenaaie ieiins. al he Ne Sou. q. =
JON hft9nn add county ooi.si.ti,=5 't,
'aii ace Lot, 10. 4, ~ the tom Of "at
ironing Tie tavern ana plblc SUM
On " convenient two stGiy bficA -. '"s
we upper apartuelts OF Which are Ia. .S'-t
H"ehed Oh, ior The com Cnieucy Of a an
hiay, e., present occupied by i n A IL J.
NILS, with on excellent celIar and - ~.
dt.aehed 10 the same.-Oae athr5 ~, ''
monty called the white house. viii "a. 'l.i.
ceiidi, shohe-house, stable anu a lei nh.
S"i'di1e ion a small ldiinly nov Ia The -
ey ol 1ol haftos lerIuw. AID a ,n,,u af'#-
"! '"hsehiehiD commonly usea a b..
0hops-AiSo one oihef half acle Lot ~
So''"''''hs htat and comfortable dy,5..
WIN ioof rooms, kitchen. smnI.
Ice-ho'ise and large productive -
hehed 10 H. adjoining SAINT Lot. A.of..
= having on II Il good store house. vii va.
rooms below, amd Two above, kitrfc1 "'''f
mouse, stable. ana an excellent aaidgi.
CONVENIENT stand On main stfert--.nd =
Joining haif acre Lot, No. -, tfuptt,,.
sttcct Also Lots. Nos. y. 10, II. flg,c
hahdsoInest ior building IN town. and 4 =.
Iear OF the count house aid ffeui,,,,, -,
square, aud ate considered very ,ala,-,. : Z
so one OF Tie best Planned tan ta5o, u,
County, between 70 on 30 .ats. n,tb
building Containing every convenience f.,.
Iying On the tanning business. Tim
valuable property. aud any gentleman -
small capital might work to consideIal,l.. -
tage and proht Lying mmediatcI, in ,,,'
oh Lots Nos. 10 aud ~, well nciosed with
mes, and TN neehborhood, abuundiny h,
oi '"e htsi KIND, very convenient and eb..
Inc county aiioi d5 iarge quantity Of Iis,
ahd Fefy ready market for all kinds ~
ther there netng an abundance Of saddlffg.5,
shoenakefs both IN town and thr aai,..,
county Also atIact of land, adjoinra. H.,
lands 81 Capt Ierry Turner, aud Other ,a,
tuning about 26l Acres. now IN the o,,,,,,,,.
Of Mrs. Edmouds aud Nj Staples Tia, ras3
IS valuable for all kinds Of gram and laJ.,,,
with ifuit ttees OF all kinds upon it, and ly,,,,
bout four miles OF New Market and fbrc, e.
variety hlils.-Also a tract near adioipjpo A.,
same containing 90 Acres, nearly ali IN aoo.i.
and Of good quality Also one other ttart l..
ing "ihm i've miles OF Loymgston adioni,
the lands of & Thompson. and Jacob Tn,I,
containing about 100 Acies--this is prnje.a.H,
mountain land, but very fertile with YAM,
OF timt uccs that never 1aii, aud paIti,,d,
peaches, winch are getting very rare IN d..
part Of the country. Any person WISHING :.
view the property, can cai ca Mir SDot.sy,, 4
Garland, il'mg III LoFingSton, who viii SHOW n
oi the tosA Propelty--Alr. Lemue Tuner vi,
show the lands adjoining hln, and Mr. Tbo,,
son OF T. Puckeu The lands ddioinfut tre.r
Great bargains Will be sold in tins nIo,,,.,
and ON the rsost liberal terms.
JAMES P. GARLAND
May % c3wa2
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May g

ANPEW BOOkS.--The subscriber has again
IL the pleasure of informing the public that
he has Just received, direct from Philadelphia, a
very large supply OF BOOKS and oGAIiDNA-
RY, which renders his stock very large and
complcte-AmonE the last arrivals are many We.
~ interesting and valuable productions, viz:
Almacks, Novel. in > vols. The Reviews
have said so much in praise of this work, that il
would he supcrtlnous to say any more.
Tales of the O'Iiara Family, in , vols second
series Il may well be questioned whether any
story was ever written OF a more affecting and
interesting character than the Nowlins, in this
work, which having ouce been read II will not
be easy to forget
Tales ola Voyage 10 the Arctic Ocean, in .
vols. This perhaps is the most interesting and
amusing production that has been before the
pnhhc tor some time
Paul Jones. Il Romance bv Allen Cunning
ham. IN vols so much has already been sail
uprase of this work, before received il, that |
need not say any thing more in favor Oft.
Honor Q lIara. II Novel, in , vols. by Ann
Maria Porter, who IS generally great tasorto
writer with me.
Family Legends and Traditions of the South
| OF Ireland, with fine plates. This is certainly
the most magical work thai the public has had
| The pleasure ofpcrasiug for some time AZ least
America. by the author OF Europe, The wri
ter stands very high rs literary man, hcuce this
work must, or ought, 10 be a GOOD one.
Speeches of Henry Clay, with a very correct
portrait This work is executed in a very mas
terly style. being printed ON very superior pa
per. which muSt prove very interesting To tho
'' Coalition party ADRIAN Il. NORTH,
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tnnanmanrY perncieus quatics inherent IN ar
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A few DOZEN hrttlcs Of the above valuable Bit.
fcrs, Tor sale by TIN subscriber Price one dol.
Jar per bottle WALTERH MIDDLETON
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