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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-31

Nh pursuance OF two deed. vi trust, executed 10y Tie
d late MIR. JOAN Richard and my self, the unc by 10
hert Gordon aud Jannetta his wife, and the other by
Robert Gordon and Janrytta his wife aud Andrew
Jainicson, both dated on The = iih of September, 1919.
and recorded ia the Office of the County Ccur, of Hon.
rico, for the benefit OF the Bank OF the United States. |
as surviving trustee, shall sell At public auction for ready
money, TO the highest bidder, on the pri;niscs, o n Thurs.
day the 18th day of November next, all the p.oner,,
conveyed by tie above mentioned two deeds of Ii ust, or
So inuch thereof as may be necessary to pay the debts
which 1t vas conveyed TO secure. The property convey
ed by the first named deed is as folio ws:-A!l that
piece or parcel oil land, IN the City of Richmond. ON
which Us erected 4 lU;nbcr house occupied by said i,o-
bert Gordon, and situate on 18th street, between ID and
q Streets; one undivided inoie,y of two brick tene.
nentS, OF IL Street, one OF them occupied, at the date
OF the conveyance, by Michael Wcrcknicsicr. and The
other by George Dyball & Co. and nnyy occupied by
JOSIAH u. Abbott & Co. anu - Cooksev; three
brick tenen,ents, III the rear Of the last mentioned pro
pcrty. occupied At the date Of the conveyance, b.
French y Mann, and now, by French & GORDON, front
ing about so feet on 18Th Street. All that part of 4
lol OF parcel Of la'a: in the City of Richmond, situate
IN the rear of the Banks, fronting sixty two feet on
Cary or ID Street, extending back. one hundred and
- feet, bound on the one side by 1ilh Street,
on the other by the ground of James Currie. That
halt acre lot of land in the rear OF the late DIR. Cur
RES residence, nnrnher 10, and bounded on two sides
by | and i0ll Streets; one undivided mojeiy of \ mar
Gel OF land, Of six half acre lots in Coutts's addition 10
we Ciy OF Nicii'nond, situate opposite TO Jacksons
Garden, and known by the number twelve.
The property convey i by the decd from u. Gordon
and wife and Andrew Jameson, is as follows, viz, a GER
tain lot or parcel of land situate in the CITY of Rich.
mond. on a Street leading from y Street between 18Th
and lith Streets, 10 the river, with q lumber house
thereon. being the same lot or parcel OF land which was
convened BY Robert Gordon executor of James Smith,
TO William Muir, and By Tie said Muir convened TO
the said Gordon and Andrew Jameson by indenturc
bearing date the Iith August, 1919.
RICHARD ANDERSON,
Surviving Trustee.
Richmond. Oct. q, lG27. lot
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-31
THE
FRANKLIN
FOR 1925.

FOR 1925.
The Astronomical calculations Of This work are adam.
tad % solar or apparent time, and to the latitude ahd
longitude Of the City Of Richmond.
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illogical Events, and Celestial Phenomena. Governors
under the Colonial Government, Presidents Of COrycn-
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Constitution. Government Of Virginia. Council Of
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public Ministers of 'hc L.. States. Government of The
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Congress Of the United States Virginia Representa-
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delicious it would be 10 suler ior her sake. These
thoughts became feelings, and what was begun as a
matter of course, terminated III real tenderness, no
less ridiculous. was a diIident lad, exceeding mo
dest-judge thea of my sincerity BY lis ci.rcts'
Finding myself alone with her IN a beautiful bower
by moonlight. fell upon my knees, seized her fair
hand, and made a vehement declaration OF my passion.
| besought her To- have compassion Oh my YOUTH, and
no, by GOODNESS 10 destroy ITS hopcs-l vowed eternal
truth, and sworc desperately ! cnaid not hive without
hcr-l drew n glowing picture OF the delight OF married
life; and expatiatcd warmly on the tyranny OF parents
and friends-I promised to make the best of husbands,
and tcnderest of fathers; and s~huddered at the prospect
of separation; shed tears at the bare imagination
OF Indifference; finally rising with my subject, assured
her tina. l bad EIO, untouched, ana besousht her 20
commit herself 10 my protection, and elope with me
that night. was too much agitatcd in the first IN
stance 10 observe the effect OF my p~leadings, but | was
soon most iear!ully enlightened. Imagine my bound
less horror, NY stuPefaction of feeling; at hearing her
burst into a loud laugh, and seeing her spring from her
seat and glide rapidly out OF the bowcr-l was agon.
'zed beyond all description; l rubbed my eyes and nose,
and tried TO persuade myself that all that had passed
was a dream. Presently my brother came into the
aroour; he had an unspeakable grin upon his odi"us
face, but he said nothing, and affected 10 look after
some unnissed article, and went out again; next my
father walked slowly past, wl,istl.ug as If perfectly
indifferent TO my movements but | noticed n quick,
queer, merry looking glance that was not 10 be misun-
derstood; the story soou rayelled-Iny acquaintance
tried nard not to laugh in my face, and q c more they
stitied their mirt'., the more frightful seemed IFS &C
cas!onal ebulitions-and she, the cruel cause of this
misery 10 me, she married IN about n week alter this
event, q man OF thirty, who, as Blackwoud says,
'shavcd twice n day, - and no doubt entertained him
nightly with the bathos OF the smoothed chin boy,
who had the presumption TO try to ~supplant him.
This adventure cured me completely OF my senti-
ment. | ceased fora time, all attempts 10 captivate
fair ladies, and turnded an eye of admiration on my
sell. Al seventeen was a puppy. n dandy; my dress
and appearance the only subjects worthy my contem
platIon-l tctested poetry, the moon, and little chill
dren, aud generally gave these Il sly pinch or kick
when they had the presumption 70 EXPECT that | could
play with them. This state continued Il Few y,aIs, aud
then, last stage of ali, came w~hiskers, musiachios,
love, real love, marriage, business, hustle, and TWEEN
ty niue. Here pause-It Would be egotism to say
:uTther-lny friends alone must decide whether the boy
DO like the mani think pot-so, with nearly thirty
years on my shoulders, all the usual cares of life, and
some, perhaps, that are not usual, l take my Esa"e, TO
iight out the remainder as ! may. Il. V.
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Glover Hill for Lease.

ENTlLL be offered for lease on the premises, TO the
w highest bidder, on Thursday the 18th day of
next. if fair, il not the next fair day there
after, that we'll kno"n stand GoUcr Hi Tcrsrn,
situated in the extreme western point of the County
of Prince Edward, and on the main western road. a
long which the Richmond and Lynchburg stage. pass
daily Except S~undays,) tsenty-tIee miles below tie
latter town.-This establishment has been erected at
considerable exPence, having all necessary houses,
which are nearly new and in good repair. Tho stu.
alton is very healthy and the stand not Inferior TO anv
in the section Of country in which it is located
ALEXANDER PATERSON.
Oct on-Gt
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y n virtue of a deed of trust executed the 9th day of May
u 1896, by Wade Aeshy the elder, aud Susamai his
WIFE to the subscriber and others, which deed is of record
u ts Clerks Offices OF the county courts Of the counties Of
tirnrico and Powhatan, | shall sell in front of the Eagle
iiote! IN the city of Richmond, on Monday, the 10Th of
December next, al 12 O'Clock, the following property uamrd
III said deed, viz. nne-ninth of the interest owned nv Wade
McShy, il. in a certain parcel OF land lying near the Old
Market house, ON Main street, in The city of Richmond,
aud Tor which a suit is now pending III the superior court
OF law for Henfico county Also, all the interest the said
Wade Mosby the elder, has i'll a claim to "a tract of land
of between D AND 6oO0 acres, Lying on the Ohio river, be-
tween the mouths of Big Sandy aud Little Sandy riyeys,
III the county of Greenup and State of Kentucky. The
whole "f this land is first rate bottom land, and / nave no
doubt a great bargain may be bought i'll il.
IEENiS-6, IL and IL months credit, bonds ~ Id, AN.
proved security, and a deed of trust on the property 10
secGfe the payments. I viii convey only such tile as is
vested in mo as trustee.
Oct 10Th, iG27.-18t wa. w. MOSBY. Trustee.
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To non resilient o'"ners Of OHIO ~ kentucky Lands.
Th7tlE Subscriber intending to reside in the city of
4 Cincinnati, respectfully offers his services 10 the
citizens of Virginia and others, proprietors of lands in
the States of OHIO and Kentucky, in tie capacity Of
agent to pay taxes aud make sales. Owners of lands,
disposed to employ the undersigned, can either connlu-
nicate wits him, at Richmond, hy the 18th of Nov. OF
deposit the amount o. taxes in any one OF the Banks in
ihe city OF Richmond, to his credit, and notify him
thereof; and if sales are desired, transmit a power Of
Attorney for the purpose, wien they may rely upon
their business being faithfully attended to.
The undersigned will add, that it is also his design to
practice law in Cincinnati and in the Federal Courts of
Ohio and kentucky.
AiIletters by mail must be post paid, or they will not
be attended 10. JAMES SOUTHGATE.
Oct. 2i-Gt
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TIIHE subscriber is disposed u sell or rent his farm.
II containing between Z and 800 acres, in the county
of Augusta, lying on both sides of the Middle River
About .fohr hundred acres Che onc-half Of which is river
hottorn) have been cleared, and are in "A good state of
cultivation. This tract is 30 situated that it NAV b.
conveniently divided into two very valuable farms; on
each OF which are already erected a tolerablc good Dwell
ing House, AN cXcellCut Barn, and other necessary build
InGs. The subscriber will sell upon a credit, to suit the
convenience Of the purchaser but the payments must DO
well secured. He will be on the land, or in its neicl,-
borhood, from the 2Ath to the 60ih November.
Oct CIT SAMUEL MCJJNC
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WILL be given for the apprehension and delivery TO
me, at tue Jai! of lienrico County, of JAMES w.
POACII and WILLIAM w. ANDREWS, who ss-
capped from the said jail On the night of the 10th of
September last, or Q,sc Hundred and .tJty dollars for
either Of them.
Poach Is about Fl years of age, 8 feet Q inches
high, red hair and blue eyes; has on his right arm.
marked with India inEs, the initials OF his name, the
representation OF a tomb. with a man in the attitude
o! weeping. over which is a willow, and under which
is the date of his bi!th, 1906; and on his left ann. the
representation OF an altar and two hearts tinted, over
which two doves suspcudirg n wreath of love, and
above the elbow the American flag. Had on linen
pantaloons, cotton shirt, a nail worn fur bat, and strip>
ed coat aud vest.
Andrews is about % years of age, light hair, hazle
eyes, s"arthy complexion, 5 feet 10 inches high, has
marked with India ink, on his right arm, w. w. A.
over which IS the American Flag and Eagle; on his
lett arm an altar, over which is an altar and two hearts
united, with two doves suspending q wreath OF love.
Had on a pale blue domestic coat and pautaloons, with
a hat about hall worn. From the best information |
have been able TO obtain, | am induced to believe they
are together 90 work on the Dismal Swamp Canal.
4. r. THORNTON, ID. M.
For John Pcgram, II. +. T.. d..
October 3;b, 1897. r.
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Sale Of Land under Trust Deed.

G AN Monday, The 18Th day Of November next ensuing,
~ being Louisa cougi-day, If f1ir, or the next far day,
by virtue Of a trust deed executed by Charles l.. Fox, which
isof record ~ the clerks Office Of iouisa county, to Afcli-
bald Taylor, Archibald Bryce, Jr. and the Undersigned,
whom may act, ] shall, at Louisa Court-housc,
expose 10 public sale, to the highest bidder, for ready money,
u lot, piece or parcel Of land allotted to said Charles ].
Fox Ia the division Of tive land OF his father, John Fox,
deed, Of said county. This land lies on Glib Creek, in the
county of Louisa, and not very far from Gardner's Tavern.
The number of acres IS not now rccolICctcd, bot NAV he
by reference to the diyiJo D, which is Of record
IN the clcik's Office of Louisa. 1t is said 10 be Of very
good quality. Acting as trustee, such title as IS vested in
by the aforesaid deed, viii be made to the purchaser.
THOMAS + CRENSIfAW, Trustee.
OCT 6 2,
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Mississippi Lands for Sale.

q IHAN Situated about flfteen miles a.
"a boVe Baton Rouge, on the left bank of the Miss,s.
siPpi, consisting OF
One Thousand and Eighty ~.q,Tenfs;
said plantation has a front OF l2 Arpents on the river g.
is adjoining the principal landing of the settlement,
trcm which Cotton is shipped. On this tract there are
one hundred or more acres of cleared L.and-one
large Dwelling House, will, six orns-Cot Gin,
Mill Tan Yard, Negro Cabins &c. (easily repaired y
Tie titles TO The above lands are ind:sputable, and a
warranty deed will be given il required.
ALsO-One Thousand .4rpenLs;
situated on Thompson's Creek IN the parish of Felici-
ana, one and a half miles from The river Mississippi, Sc
ven miles from the town of St. FrancisvilIe. Part Of
This tract consists oflow bottoms, probably 200 acres:
on said tract there are about fifty acres, cleared some
years since, butgrownup:-Either the whole or one half
nt This tract will be sold at the option of the purchaser.
For further particulars apply to Ibis Office or TO
ROBERT ROSS.
Newt rIeans. Oct. o. tr
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Trust Sale Of Valuable Property.

PURSUANT TO the provisions of a trust deed executed
z by John !. Swami, Benjamin Nuckois and Charles
Hughes, Oh the 16Ih of June, 1927, and duly recorded
lis the county courts of Goochland and Hanover, will be
sold, at public auction, 10 the highest bidder, fer cash. be-
moni, on "Wednesday the 7tl day of y november next, iffam,
If not the next fair day, the following lands, slaves and other
property, o. So much thereof as may be necessary TO answer
the purposes OF the trust, to wit: one tract OF land Containing
three hundred acres, lying in Hanover county, called the
Rocky Mills, on which said Swami now resides, having "A
valuable Grisi aud Saw Mill thereon; also FIVE negroes,
nameIy-Tom,J John, Violet, Ned, Palmyra and William
aui 6yc horses; which land, negroes and horses, is the
property of said Swann:-thTce other tracts oflani belong
ing to said n uckolS, viz: one tract containing two hundred
snd sixty acres, lying in Goochloud county, adjoining Il.
dred and siSty-one acres, lying i'll said county Of Gooci-
land. adjoining Joseph Nuc!.I!s and othcTs-aUd one other
tract Uu which aid BCjamiu NuckOIs then resided, con-
tanning one hundred tnC u~incty-one 1cres-aisU five slaves,
name!y-Saul.I ster, Aney and Child, Motley and Martha,
four horses AID one wagon aud gear; also the property Of
said 1cajdnin NuckoIs:-also one o,hrr tract OF and con-
tainjDg six huDdrcd-acrcs lying in Hanover county, adioin-
ing the Rocky Mills and Gold mine, on which said Hughes
resides, aud seven slaves. nameiy-Gubricl Peter, Strana-
man, Ofnu, Priscilla. sally aud Martha, u wagon aud
five horses, and all the said hughes STOCK Of every dus-
cripliou; which last mentioned tract of land, slaves ard
othef property, was owned and conveyed by the said
Charles Hughes. The trustees or trustee acting, viii only
convey the title Vested in them as such.
II. A. CLAIBORNE, ~
T.. G~CEEHANT, '"s'C5'
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Tobacco Planters.

4 PETITION viii be presented to the next Session Of
the Nirginia Legislature, praying that the inspectors OF
all Public Warehouses, shall he required, in inspecting
Tobacco, to break II in four different parts Of each hogs
hcad,in order to detect the mary impositions practiscd in
prizjng; and that certain Warehouses;, where such frauds
are coni!yod at, and where inspectors refused to brea.
Tobacco in such places as they are desired to do by pun
chasers, May be suppressed.
Sept 70
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a. CARD.

EATILLIAM NEALE & co. beg leave to take this
Wv opportunity of inforning their friends and the public,
that they nave rec eiyed and are opening. from day to day,
the largest. the handsonest, and the cheapest assortment
OF GOODS that they have ever before had the pleasure to
ofsr. Oct JOS
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.aS5-
From the Atlantic Souvenir, fnl 1891
THE MELANTHE.

THE MELANTHE.
ie II a bliss to see a crowd
Gazing on thee,
Or like a giIded insect, proud
In fiat,ery sun thee?
is there not a dearer thing,
Than when a fop, vita painted wing
100 poor 10 bless, too weak to sting,
Dreams he has won thee.
Is il a bliss to think thy charms
Are Iauded ever;
That all would rush into thy arms
And leave thee never.
o.. is it not a Sweeter thought,
That only one tiny love has sought.
And in his soul that love is wrought
So deep it cannot sever.
Is bliss to hear thy praise
by all repeated:
To- dream a round of sunny days.
Then find thee cheated.
o. happier the hidden iIowec
Within IL far secluded bower,
Whiiher some mind of gentle power
Has long ietre4ted.
Is it not bliss to hear thy name
From lips so holy
o.. better than the transient, fame,
That circles folly.
IftIou art loyely, thou wilt ind
Pure worship from 50 pure "A mind;
And love, that will not leave behind
One faint OF melancholy.
J. G.. PERCIYAL.
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.4nother subject (o, Me Ladiea.-Woman is as quick
in unravellug puzZels as she is accomplished in the art
of puzzling. We extract the following from an En-
glish paper, in hopes that some fair cousin german TO
"Jocastas son." may furnish an answer:
There is n place on the surface of the earth, where.
il two men meet, the one shall find il so hot that he will
Immediately throw off his clothes through the heat, and
the other shall find il so cold, that he will immediately
put on those which The other has thrown off. What
place is tlis:'
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From the Baltimore Patriot.
STANZAS

Aoh1 OIAINLaS,
',ied by Mc present most .feapfRi condition Of
'tc mind, md dedicated TO THE PEOPLE OF r.
STATES.
My native land, my native land!
Where freedoms faiTest flag S uuiurIt;
whore human Joys their flowers expand,
And form Tin Elyscum of the world!
Mid heaven thy sun is shining YETI
O!may its glorieS never set.
Suns Of Columbia-hvorI-hee,-
Proud tenants Of a land most bics,.
Learn what you are, what you might be,
What others are, aud which is bcst;-
Nor destiny with discord brave
Heaven may withdraw the boon it gave.
See pale Europe, trembling weak,
Standing on DiScord's hurrid brink;
Her wretchcd sous, afraid TO speak
Then sad complaint, almost TO thiuk;-
see how they tuIu their fearful eyes.
10 TN. your earthly paradise.
Pass DER the Euxinc, .Egcan, seas
Hear Asia clauk her ponderous chains;
see how her sons, with plant knees,
leg the poor boon the slave cbtaius:-
Nay, view poor Afric's shores, and then
Review your own blest land again.
Whiic you on plenty feast, and raise
The sovereign arm which none may brave;
They grovel in the dust, and gaze
Al the proud hand their masters wavc:-
IN candour view them all, and say
say what are you, and what are they
while Ignorance, through the world beside,
Sets its dull seal upon each brow:
On you, full as the flowing tide,
The rays OF flight are streaming NOW:
While minds bright flame their rulers damp,
Yours Trim the intellectual lamp.
Deem not the distamtbrilliant gold
The i~ce-drop sparkies in the sur;
If other lands fair flowers unfold,
Freedom s a faircr, swccter one;
II others boast of ASia's rose,
With you the proud magnolia grows.
Then lose not in contentious strife,
Your Eden joys, so full and fee;
Mark-CNIoN is your tsce OF life,
And DIsCoRD, the forbidden tree
u Discord'S fruit you idly taste,
Nuuc banish'd 10 the worlds wild waste.
My native land, my native land.
"The worlds last hope thou standest .e,,
o.. may 40 rude unskilful hand,
With woe thy destiny besct:
IN Union may thy sons ally,
AHd wisdom guard the sacred tie.
Ma. rival sections cease their str!fe.-
A strife their dignity below,
lth sorrow TO their country rife,
And teemins,to themselves, with woc;--
And o! let every motto be,
OUR COUNTRY, UNION, LIBERTY.
So shalt thou yet, my native land,
Thy glorious destiny fulfil;
10 Al! the world, so shalt thou stand,
The land of hope and promise still:-
So shalt ;hou be, all time 10 come,
The ENilc's reluge-frceman's home. D.
PITHIAs.
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ANECDOTD.

Some caution is requisite, in passing cur opinions upon
strangers; a caution, however, which few of us adopt.
At a public levee al the court of ST. James, a gentlc>
man sand to lord Chesterield-'Pray my lord, who Is
that tall, awkward woman yonicr?'-'That lady, sir
replied lord Chesterfield, as ma sister, Tie gentle
man REDEEMED with confusion and stammcrcd out-.No,
no, my lord, beg yonr pardon, I meant that very ugly
woman, who stands next 10 the qneen.'I'Tiat lady,
SIR answered lord Chesterfield caIuly-'that lady, sir,
is-Anv .eIe.'
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Jon7ntlH's Description IF IL Steam Boat-"Irs got
a saw mill on one side, and a grist mill on tother, and Il
blacksmith's shop in the middle, and down cellar there's
tarDatron great pot boiling all the time"
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We consent 20 tine sale as relates to tie property con-
Yeycd by as, aud vii give a credit o! fourteen months
on the surplus after satisfying the decd OF tIu7i-orly
seventeen OF eighteen hundred dollars will be required.
JOHN T. SWAMI.
Oct G--9t JANE !. SlyANN'
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TO Sell or Rent.

New-O rleans, Oct. Q.
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October 9Th. 1927.
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Three Hundred Dollars Reward

Richmond. Ocl. y, la27. nor