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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-08
Valuable Land and negroes for
Sale.

Jpn PURSUANCE oil the last will and tesla
- ment of William swanson, decd we Will
sell, to the highest bidder. on the premises ON
Iussday the llth day Of December next, on y
credit of one, two and three years a tract of
landying in the county ofFlnklin on both sides
Of Chestnut Creek, Immediately ia the neighbor-
hood of Messrs. John Wade and Pleasant Dctin-
son, within ten or eleven miles OF Frau'hn
Court House. immediately on the road leading
from the latter place, by Pitsylyania Court
House, to Danyle containing by recent survey
SAG Acres. There is n sufficient quantity of
cleared land TO work nine or ten bands to ad-
vantage, considerable portion of which is bow
Grounds oteXcelleni quality, aud the whole well
adapted To the culture of Corn. Wheat. & To-
bscco. The Improvements consist IN a comtor-
table dwelling house. with the necessary out
houses. Those wishing to view the land previ-
Gus to the day OF sale can be shewn the same
by application to Capt William Hutchison, who
resides on the premises. At the same time and
place, "e will sell, on a credit of twelve months.
thirteen or fourteen likely negroes consisting of
men, women and children also, the crop of corn
aud tobacco. the remaining stock plantation u
tensils, &c
WILLIAM SWANSON, I Executors.
FRANCIS SWANSON,
Nov. /. etdsl3
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4. BROTHERS

Ne nov prepared 10 otlcI tuclr hicnds ana
abe pubic IN general, ~ addition 10 thor stock
on hand, large and valuable assortment OF
l. 4.
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JAMES {. SIEPTOE, IT,
WILLIAM LEFTNICH, ir. trustees
POS TpONEJIENT.

The sale OF the above property is una.
voidably postponed uurl the 18Th Nov. next at
which time twill certainly take place on the
premises, upon the terms named in the advel-
,lsement THE TRUSTEES.
Dct IL cl,, II
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~ Nthe 2oh oil December next, iflair if not
~ the first lar day the subscriber will sell
at public auction. on "A credit OF twelve months
before the Franklin lIorr ~ Lynchbure. 70
likely negroes, consisting of men Npmen and
cmldirn. They are negroes OF fine character
among th"m are several cooks and house ser.
wants liihcs be not sold none day the sale will
he continued until they arr all sold
The subscriber will likewise sell privately his
tract OF land N Bedtord county. situated ON the
north aud soath folks Of Goose Creek and on
the main road leading from lynchblra ia Fin.
castle, - Mules west of Liberty aud aliolninp
Capt bafotd Ii contains about 400 acres. al
which SEQ are uncleMed. The pant which *
uncIeaicd, except a very small portion. is excel.
lent tobacco land OF the cleared land. $50 n
cr"N are 10" grounds ofthe first quality. and the
remainder remarkably fine high land This
Is one 81 the best tracts of land in the nm.
per country h"iug well adapted 10 the cult, n.
ton oil tobacco and all kinds OF gram it lies re-.
markahlt we'll aud is very free from stone :. if ,i
Nided It would make two very handsome tracts
which shall be donc. If those who wish to nnr.
chase wish II. Persons wishing to purchase NAV
apply totnc subscriber residing IN the nrio6.
bourhoud Of New London, or TO Copt Butord
residing near the tiacts.
Oct s. 49,
u line Editors Of the Enquirer will nser,
the above advertisement till the day of sale and
forward their bin to this Office for payment,
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IT EGkoES FOR sALE.-Persons irish ;;nr
AZ toPWebase cen be GraiJied mon o ,D,' iols
lsI"s ana e'h as raiuahie nadtkeiv Negroes n,
any m ms country. Iiro ercfHea seam9r,s,s,
afe among The parcel n0te on hand
Apra 10 : ', Xxx
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- NM ptA -.
'''' a. -
NtWE are nov prepared TO offer to their at
y" tcnlon very general assortment UOot-
en- 1foods suitable Jo' Aegroes
bcsl quality NaIi Cotton double Mllled
Heavy IwlIled Army Cloths
Coarse CassinetE's Gar very low prlces)
., d 4l2 and point twliled Blankets VERY
cheap
II ~ I'll real Whitney Blankets sup. to any
ever offered IN ihs market.
A.. the g.a.iipQ
,,,,,
W. ''F' pleasure III announcing 'he ARRIVAL OF
{. ." many 'icn anu iaNllohahe af''Cie' 10
"htH we HO@td anttt ulfh attention
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kall and " inter Goods.

purchased by lhru senior pa tnrI M Now York,
al great sacrifices ior cash also many articles
imported by their house At Phliadephn a
pressy for tnis market whirh they will sell NJ
much lower prces than have heretofore been
callrd cheap,
UP They have marked all their goods with
thctuwest possible prices, which they will always
ash AT FIRST, Rns which they wIllncyer IL the least
de,ista ON; the, make this notice public or ihe
information Of lhusr that wish 10 favour them
VII. tAru custom. BY this mode those that wish
10 pa ebsseWlll get equally as low b, order as II
personally applied Tor.
Persons wishing 10 purchase any nrtic g will
find il much TO their advantage 10 call M THEN
, cash store where goods are sold 10 Town aud
Country customers at the same price.
Ihrf will remark their stock viii hc kept M
BY weekly arrivals, which viii enable them TO
have the latest aud most admired fashions %
Snple ~ Fancy Dry Goods,
Comprising nearly every article Of useful goods
such as.
Broad Cloths & CasSimeros.
Cassnetts Y oeuueds,
Colourrd Plans,
Rosc a Point Blankets,
flnnueis 4 Baizes.
Bomhazctis.
Saiped y Pain LinzyS
Netngs. assorted,
bed ilCkings,
Irish Binens ~ Lawns,
Black ~ Cooured Silks
Eancl silk Shnwls y ildis
Tortoise Shell ock and side Combs,
Grape Leases Il tiau8es.
Iish Sheeting a Table LInrns
Plaid aud Stnped MnSlns,
Silk X CO ton Nelyets,
Md SILK aud BE ever Groves
Sewing q Floss spool Cottons
Albbands aud Friuges.
Thimbes y Ladies Wallets,
Black and Iol'd Cambrics
Plads aud Checks,
2iokngbugs
Book MuSlms,
0snaburgs (Ncry Stout
Cotton Cloths,
swiss Aushns
oIrcasslan plaid.,
Lallcoe Prmts,
Laces aud Edg.ius
Cnnr5ricsand Alusns,
Merma sud Cashmere Shawls,
Lace and Gauze Wells,
Grape and Muslin Robes,
Belt Ribbands,
Bohblnett Iaces,
Silk Cotton aud Worsted Hosiery,
Linen Canhrc Hdts.
Italian and snton Grapes
Jaconet aud Null Musms,
Superior Black LrVantinc
Tapes. Cords and Bobbms,
Needles and Pms,
Sill, Buttons aud Scissors
Le9horu aud Straw Bonnet
Together with u number of other articles in
the Dry Goods line, too numerous to enumerate.
Fur and Wool Hats.
HARDWARE.
Nearly every description of Hardware
EARTIIEN AND GLASS WARE
They have an hand a large assortment of Ear
then and Glass NaIewhich is oilard cheap. -
SHOES.
Ladies. Gen.emens aud Chdrens shoes at
low prices.
GROCERIES.
An extensive assortment OF Groceries also
Cotton and Wool Cards
They have opened at their room back of their
store on Main Street, a large assortment of
made Clothing which will be disposed of at pri.
Ges worthy of attention
seat Oh
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[I.RuSr SAi.E.-By virtue ola must deed,
y executed to the undersigned b, Thomas
q Goodneh on the 10th day Of November 1921,
and duly admitted t. record IN tn clerks ilice
OF Amherst county, will on Monday I'M 2lst
day Of November, ls27, that being An,ha,st
county court day, AT the Court-honse ot sud
county of Amherst proceed to sell, n he hlgh-
est bidder al auction, jor cash. all oil the sad
Goodrch's library, ptnntation utensils, Nv hugs,
one silver watch, one set of carpenters tools one
slate, one slay, &c &c Acting IL trustee,
will only convey sua!, title as IS vested in M by
said deed. but The right 10 the property is b,IIe.
ed TO be nd,sputdhle.
JACOB HAAS, Trustee,
Oct % Ctds 10
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ALEXANDER PATTESON.
Oct Is. lm2I

eY virtue of deed of tiust executed 10 the
30 subscribers Ivy Capt. Reuben Norvel for
certain pun poscs4hercm mentIonrd, and daly re-
corded IN the county comto Amherst, We shall
proceed, on Monday the DIST day OF November
being Amherst court day) AZ the Court House
10 sell to the highest bidder (ifnot disposed Of
sooner by private contlacO the following tracts
Of land situated IN the county of Amin rst--Onc
tact on James River containing upwards Of TX
hundred acres commonly called Christian Quar-
ter one other tract adjacent thereto, containing
,wo hundred aud fl three acres ; one other
lact adjoining the last mentioned tract, con-
tanning tour hundred aer $ one other tract on
Ouer Creek, containing two hundred y forty a
orcs and one 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 un-
Ill the growing crop is taken oil, AT which time
possession will be delivered to the purchaser.
The sale will commence on the day aud place A.
bove mentioned and if not concluded viii con-
tlnue from day 10 day until all the said tracts OF
land are sold-Icrms madc known on the day
Of sale c. ANTHONY
GEO. Il NOkNELL.
The above sale is with my couscut.
REUBEN NORNELL.
Oct. % ctdel2
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e. WIFE \.

r WISH to purchase 10000 bushels of Wheat
- for which tbr highest cash pticr will he CIV
en-, A HATCHER, Lynch6urg
Oct. %. IL
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Glover Hill for / ease.

NNSFlLL he offered lor lease, on the premises,
~ 10 the highest bidder, ON Thur day, the
10Th day of November next II fan, If not, tie
neS' fan day thereafter, TIM well known stand,
Clover Hill Tavern situated in thu extreme wcs-
tern point ofthe county ot Prince Edward on
The Main Western Road. along which the Rich
nond aud Lynchburg Stages pass daily lex
cept sundays y being twenty three miles below
the latter lown-this establishment has been e
fected ut considerable expence, having all ne
ccssary houses which areuenly new aud in good
repalr the situation very healthy and The stand
not inferior To any in the section Of country in
which II Is located
ALEXANDER PATTESON.
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At Court continued and heidJor Buckingham

At Court continued and heHt for Buckingham
county, the 18Th dayof August, 1871
William Moore and Martha his wife. William 'oese
and Nancy his wife David kyle and sally N, Miiry
Robert Il. Lakeland infant of Edward and haIy
Lakeland, dec. BY John Iachlar3 his fuaiai1"'
Pits, against " lliom y. Jnnos, VIM. > HG';,ns
an infant oflucy lludgens, dec by the said " in
B.Jone- HI. guardian, Thcmas Jones'. blake D. Jon
John Il. Jones' Ebert JONES' infant son OF ko't' Do
Jonn dec. by Willis Banks his guarditn Eaza S.nn,,
widow of Daniel Jones, dec Gabriel billiard an" 7lp
his wife, who wa a daug ter of the said Danie J"N't
dec. and Eliza, Albert Milton John A. aud Dame.
Jones infant children of the said Daniel jones' acc
De0s. In Chidcory
The defendants Except VIM. r. jones' not having ca
tered their appearance and il appearing 10 lhe sh'
ton of the court that the ,aid defendants eAcep, 'e -
William b. Jones are not inhnbltHns Of thus ohiop
wealth, 1t is ordered that the said absent deiehdaI
appear here on the first day of No'fmher 'o"
and answer the bill OF the plaintiffs and iha
Ply of this order he forthwith inserted IN the sHE'fu
public newspaper published in the town OF hyhcnutts
for two months successfully and posted ut the rom
OF the courthouse of this county. mr.
8 Acopy---Teste, r. ELDRIDGE,jr' d.
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CHEAP FALL PRINTS.

CHEAP FALL PRINTS.
YfuSl received, an extensive supply of Fall
- undressed Prints OF IIcn Green and other
seusonable colours, which for cheapness can be
compared WITH amy Domestic or Foreign manu-
tacmred Calicoes, aud Ton sale by the piece OF
yard, as low as any in The United States.
Also. one case Black aud White uudressed Ca
licoe Prnls in bolts to suit purchasers.
Apply to
ANDREWS & BROTHERS,
Next door TO Messrs Morgan o. Mcdaniel.
Sept. II. 2lcs
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Oct 5.

Yrfl OR RENT.-A house and lot on Federal
r. hill. handsomely situated for family resi-
delce. with AN sSssllsai Eardeg attached
A, HATCHER.
Aug. 30 "a
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Fnpish French India an Domestic
HAoltsi1c and Rciol H4re House
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HAVE, tract of land, contiguous to that
offered for sale 10y The Executors oilhe late WIN
"alt ltng on the south side Of James River IN
the county of tampbcl which would be con
Nenicm arpendagc 10 t. Ihose disposed to
purchase Of the Executors, the land advertised
by fhem, may take mime AZ lis value and npon
'he same credit JOHN GARTH
otl. - idS23
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~ Ne pk4A = ~

July 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-09
Proposals for Whiskey, &c.

GEPARATE Proposals will be received until 2lst
- October, 10 furnish such quantities ofthe follow
ing articles shall he required for the use ofh Ma
w during the year 1923, by the Commandment of the
Navy Yard, WASH igton, viz.-WhIskey, Flour, Rice,
butter, Peas Beans, Spermacsti and ialIow Can
dies, Sperm Oil, (Winter Strained Paints and Oil,
Stops, and Curied hair Mattresses.
All of these articles to be Of the very best quality,
and packed usual in good boxes, barrels, other
suitable packages, and delivered at the Navy Yard,
Warrington in shipping order, free of any expense
the government, AMI subject to the usual inspection
of tie Yard. =
The Slops to be fully equal 10 the samples of the
present year, which may be SEEN at the Navy Yard,
Washington he Hair Mattresse TO be of good Curl
cd HAIR six feet in length, twenty eight inches wide
aud tn weigh not less than nine pounds.
With tie offers for contracts the names of the
spcctiye securities must be stated
TIL. iIOLDUP STEVENS.
Navy yarl, Washington, 25th Sept
sent 27-stawtOc2I
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-09
Fall Goods.
GEOEGE S. NGUGh

4 S now opening an extensive assortment OF sei'''
Il bic goods, viz ,tl
Blue, black, bo,tlegreen, olive and steel mixed "S
Blue, drab and avariety OF mixed casslmere'
Super and common rose blankets
y few 1874 domestic blankets, superior article
Point blankets of all sizes, some Superior 80,
Red, scarlet, black, green, yellow All! wh'G n-''''
Low priced and super sa,tnets
Tartan and Circassian plaIds
bombaZetts ard bombazincs
Orange, blueand black ratlinets for coaches
Italian lusrings and black gros de maps
Black silk serge H..
Fine assortment Of mems and women's wois'e" NV
Raw silk, cotton and lambs wool 90
Scarlet, white and black mCrno scarfs ana Shaw
DO do do Cashmere 60
Braganza cloth and worte,l shawls
Crimson and other coIored moreens
MarseiIles quilts and countorpancs, cheap
"a royal bangups, narrow DO
6-i and 8 a low priced cotton diaper ,,
Domesties, shee,ings, shirtings ard coiorea SO''
Fancy furniture checks
Common very superior tckings
Oil. cloth and table covers
Carpet bindings and worsted do, all coor'
Burlaps and oznaburgs
Russia sheetings, diaper and crash 49,
Assortment Of best silk anil cotton umoreHas
A few pieces OF pongees for dresses
Waddng for pe!isses
Beltand cap ribbons
Black shoe ribbons and .galloons
BLACK and drab cotton fcrrets
Black and colored lasting for shoes
Wide furniture dimty and chintzs
Calicoes
Super dark ginghams
Tapes, buttons, braids, cotton cords and pms ~
Pearling, edging, and lsces
Steel and gilt coat and vest buttons ,.rc,
Bat cotton for interlinng quilts ,oro6
Cotton, yarn &c. W.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-09
Kew Classical School.

1 SEaECi' Classical school will be opened the
first % November ncXt, IN connectqp with the
-.p scopa' Tn. oogics Seminar, of Virginia, aud
der the supc rinte nenc otthe professors of that IN
s'i'ntion fhc principal objec, Of the school will be
to give srucllon ia the Latin and Greek Languages
should II, However be desired by the parents OF
Guardians, the pupils will devote portion OF their
time to @eosTspay, Rhetoric, History, Arithmetic,
algebra and G-o,,.etr,
The number .: pupils will be limited to twenty
The pi'ce OF board ad tuition $3.50 per annum paya-
bic quarterly n advance. Each pupil will be expect
cd to furnish his own bed sc. For further particulars
inquiry may be made ofthe Rev; REugL KEITH +. r..
aug 1<-2awtNl
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-09
h Oyster a.
A.A and Beer House, Ill.
Opposite Guy .7thinson's, on FaitjqfS
ROBERT SANDS

INFORMS the public that he is now prepared " 'I y,
Il nish gentlemen vino may favor him with Call Wild
OYSTEhS
of the best quality the season affords, and intend, '
ing constant supply Of the above articles r'rG
will be accommodated with private rooms, and lu'"S'
edwth such articles as the season may call Tor
Families will be supplied with shucked oysters.
the first quality at the shortest notice AMI on n'ae'
terms. ALSO,
ii General assortment Of GROCERihS
oct
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Hugh Smith G. Co.

NWSN SMttN z OD.
&c AViNG received per ship Virginia and brig Cum
bertrand, from Liverpool, and by other arrivals
tall supply, offer for sale at the lowest mar
ket prices, genera assortment
China, Glass and EnrthenDare.
sToNEW ARE, of their own manufacture
Pipes in boxes of 5 gross each
Black bottle, qIl,t AID pint
window glass 8 y 10 aud l0x II
!is blue ~ boxes i lbs. each
latent rivet ire buckets
Dcm'irhns, = Hons sept o. eo3w
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Notice

Notice.
Y>HERE will be no market for Butcher uns,t.
Il Sunday Mornings, until the First OF APippIgR
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-02-27

Il foG.h Of te sutme-Speeoh OF tue i,isl. Bars;s,ey
in MIR. Matthew'S lmi,at ions
"Gentiemen; gaze upon you the children of re-
ANIMATED naturc breathing the divine brcezcs of n.
ouorerous Heavens that surround tho consultations
on are not Ike the cold biooded regicdes hat oyrt
ran revolutionary and reyoutioDzed France with Le
region IKE blast Gf temreItuous whirwirs not tie i
ehgeouered war brands that threw the SHOWS of Rus.
io Il NAV, and iersllcd Moscow in tie impercert.ba
rum Ana' must aialgamate the stricken senses of o,.
iis nations IRON Conslannople 10 the Peak of Ten
.'... iGahnot indule in high Gown acubra,ons when
a' sFeaSihg 10 men who know all the glorious reh,,
senIes o, understandable humanity in more classical
u us'Siape capacity than any that ever graced Tie
ae"es The Persians the Scaudinavians or the PLmni
G' therefore WILL with modes,y, confne sny self 70
nn st consmna'on, that every natural genera.
.'on snouiu i've without aggrava,on under evcfy den .
ao never suffer themselves TO be anuhiia,cd by
obnoxious, de,erorating and abou.
iaaoe COMBINATION CT incendiaIies " o accumulate hut
and degenerate those who should never lie
'nahinate.-t BrocoC-And, my countrymen, hear me-
ana don't be blind. II could mount the WINGED bor
G would fly over Mount Helicon, and travel
e ianu Oh Egypt, to enancpae and eluc,Jae all that
can reverocrate to subtsntiate tho cancellation Of III
''a' puts YOU 81 present 10 a cons.ernaGonn
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:Gssaaiseettameassa z9epartssreegfs
roy RECKLEss


There is not saeeter, fairer more F,Jo, H., -,
~ al me e% paas"eness OF tis wide, wide world au
fhat which is spoken of throughout the EXTREMIST bo.
OK au!J Scotia as earthly paradise unIcr ta Iii
iCH5'Vn afPc.lGtcn of SprngiaIe Oh il i is,,ai
place, where Flora is forever buiiar I'M bov,crs ~
honey su,'S'c aud will sweet briar AMI c,la,
Proposes al l'c loot OF ma astc bali whose one brow,
fTowns 9rcadfu!y upon tie 6ahbi;n, ocna - ~"
sej us whHe rage against il, and whose Ohio oct,
ueitghuH shade over the yay at noonti,!c, when the
'ui."e''i'S ID envy wish 10 scoch Tie innocent flowers
ana rob them OF their rainbow dyes W illoy groves
and clusters at blos@oning ant budaj7r fu tree, Or
natnent the green fields o Spring!aie willis, XIV lar
win d., ing de" npon their glossy pnions, ro!if;
ccs, robins ard many fairy creatures ,y;,h ,,.
fuil OF music wheel through the clear etio, in incmd
'astiFhy. 800
II was in SPrinsd4Ie that Roy Reckless was iorn
"A;se ''heF "a5 simple shepherd and died wills, Roy
IS yet tiny oa2c, and just lac learned TO lisp In,
name IN broken language. IL must have been :. so,,
ti'ai Tor iny's gentle mother for her white brow, had
en- bound "iih tie bridal wreath :, two summer.
Gre She became 8dcw, anI exGhaugcd ;i;a ,nr-IIo
and roses or TIE pale lily and cypress I'ta y,,,,,r
and dropping widow had many struggles thrcu, t,n
briar paths Of this world, but her patience and aff
0vercame them all, and procres, Of time tic
Soy grew "? 10 be a ;abir wight and ioo;, bs f,,,
Place pastor Of the ol!
10y was 4 careless shepherd, and loved ra,ber 70
Taio'e away TO TIE clear lake. with his fsiin nd 10
mount Inc steep cliffs in search of birds, nesfs or -
watch from the epTmjt Of the mountain Cor = viii
tPeck upon The dark blue than To restrain the van
ION ganntoi, OF bis oc In these rambling exci,rsio,
DO was s@!!0m alone, hoTeyer. Amy W Ills = s,yccI
i.c thcPhc!ess Of adacent lev srod tho o.re,
rs OF HE dell and plain with him. and ley frolcI.
among Tic heather and under the tasselcI foanc
ig :he lake side, mirthiuy as The gold GproJ en-
irn gliding through IFS Chrysalipe iynph-ghcy yctc
O WIN idinos TO each other, rejoicing and vccri,..
sJmVauct'ca!y even IN Childhood, before QUO 81 adP
mao oerCOuucd te dewJ sheen OF he'5 budding, AD,y
efs iheTe was one sylvan haunt where they often o
J7uTned tor hours together and innoranlv t,ll,oi 80
&c c"''a'fy ana En%hhood 81 former ages as Iiav
. n . -ryf r.r r.. f.,.f Ia. Il
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-02-27

AN away from the subscriber on Friday uirb, m e
y % Jannary,a negro girl, named Party from - =,
90 years o age; her complexion between yellow and bl
fn"u feet ~ height; her bosom rather arqe tfa
"'sei when Sac speaks it is generally as though M -
vas s'"irsa w; her teeth arc sma and toerabIy yi
np' sc docs nos snow them nncI her cars arc syaIl I
rofndi net very 1u head Of hair her ro,,n,srrs
gensrd!y IS marked with sourocs she is inclined ~
'e' eyes nave t'a'h cast The fore finger Other l,a
on that finger. '''s ia" '"muo"
enc naH on Shen She left, dark bne cotton einshan,
ross" cnceN apron green figured calicn qboes md
I'm nue yarn stockings and carried of two pair of black
other clothing. ''"''' WIN
s'e was purchased by Mr.. Graham IN the COUNTY r
"ureSer' ABOUT Is months ago, Gin the neigbboriood m
INC ''c Thomas r. Rootcs) in which County her moth
resides where is highly probable she may make for ST.
has several acquaintaBces in the Counties Of Niddc, @
Caroline. ''''|' ana
will give the above Reward if taken out of tho Co.,
Tics Of iicnIco Hauover,o five Dollars #
,her of'Ieso Counties and delivered me in the ~ e.,
Richmond r. ~ ,ng 10y OF
n BIS tiIe above Gil vas seen IN Ricl,r,ond 49, G.
city. il'N'ns apoht NE
Jan 81