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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-23

IT AND FOR SALE.--By virtue OF a power
~ OF attorney, duly executed bv Thomas
Lowry, Of Breckenridge county, Kentucky, and
OF record in Bedford county court Clerks Office,
will sell, at public auction, TO the highest h;5'
der ON the first day of Bedford March com,
ls27, on credit of one aud two years. (the pur.
chaser giving bonds With approved security. and
trust deed to sccr she purchase money ) a
tract OF land OF 100 acres, belonging to said Tho
mas Lowry lying about miles north west of
Liberty, adjoining the lands of Mr.. George Doo-
icy and others. 4 considerable part of the
wood land is ime for cultvating tobacco. and
that which IS cleared is tolcraby fresh and we'll
enclosed. Possession will be given on the FIRST
OF January 1923, with the privilege of seeding
.lIs ial'' Col Martin Key, who resides adoin.
occupies it, will shew it to any disposed 10 view
u peiore sold. ELLIOTT LOWRY, for
THOMAS LOWRY.
harch y c5w3l
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-23

NNHE Spring Session of the subscribers
Il School will commence on Monday, the
2nd of April. WIN. s. REID.
March 30. tc2w61
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-23

VIRGINIA AT Rules holden IN the Clerk. o9cc of,ho
Superior Court of Chancery Tor the l,Dchboro Inv
ulct, the 9Th day Of November, 1895. Jolu : Hat
PIT against David Saunders, sen admir- Of Ju, Sair
ders, deed, and William iio Deits.
The defendant William Holt not having eptcrsd ri.
appearance and given security according 10 to aeI s
Assembly and the rules Of this court and il appearing Ia
satisfactory evidence that he Is an nhaba1t of M,
country--ts ordered, that the said iclru1n do anq-
here the rstday Of tho ncXl FERN aud answer S I'M
of the plaintiffs that copy ofths order be- 3rihwuh
inserted in some newspaper printed in the yn o ycb.
burg or two months successfully, and posted a the on.
door of the courthouse III dIc said town.
Copy-Testo,
I6IJE ,s-tfJc
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-23

IT 0TTERES.-Tickets and Shares in the
IA greatest variety of numbers, in al, the Fir-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-23
Join wills Z

NiEHiNiA AT Rules holden in the clerk or IN t.
superior court OF Chanccry for the I,ncIburo Il I'M
the 9TH day ofNovember lS26. Martin psrl v ~
am Parks Samuel Burks and Peggy his nifo ,,d a., "a.
brose ltucker and Elizabeth his wife ard the aid a.,
I'm Parks, admir- dc bonis non of JOHN Park, the -
or, decd, Pit. against Mosss RacEer Vli,y1ff
Burks EXT Of Samsel Burks, decd and Reni,,oi,
Parks, Defts. 'I"n'n
The defendant Benjamin Parks not having ep,er.lt.
appearance 10 the amended bill Of the plaintiffs and gss
security according to the act ofAssombly and the rue .
this court and appearing by satisfactory eydcnro &
he rs not an mhabltmt of this eountret IS nrdeJ tbs,
the sud defendant do appear here The ffs d, nj Tho
next term and ans"c the sad bill Of c paaids; and
that copy Of this order be forthR it'll inserted !, .
newspaper printed in the town Of fynchburs far t,,
months successfully and posted the iron, door of
courthouse in the said tsNn. ="
. 20 copyTeste, JOHN WuIS.C.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-23

The subscriber offers the above list Of Gar
Gen and Flower Seeds, together with every Q.
fner now IN use to his customers, with an. as
aufance OF their being genuine--Also an assor,-
mem OF fancy flower pots at i small advance
above the New York price.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON.
-, 9Rpoate Pos. Office. Lyncsb4rg.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-08
Fifty Dollars Reward.

ES AN away from Samuel Cookies Tavern in C;cocbD,6
=, cnnuty on the night of Monday the 1s instarr
= tho o-H' belonging TO sam'ei Noodson, nd HARRY,
belonging 10 the estate CT Granville Smith decd ,o,,
ma" enPed on iwo stolen horses, Saturday hight prer,
ng Easter, were pursued overtaken at Char y
mana VIVA county, and brought back Mr. Cookies Taver
eit IN custody of two from whom they eecaped r
10 INC night Preston Is young man, n,uatto vcsr.
writes well and had forged papers himself auI
h"Ty he plays on the E'lde. Harry well set ,ur
scar on the left lso yong cunning his
nearly black The reward ill be eive,
hen to the Subscribers in Goocl;. j, near
Judcs Ferry half of it, if lodged in any iai in I'm.
commonweah, and inflammation given to enable their own
efS 10 get them They enGea vong when taken IN
get 10 the State uf Ohio. ' ~
JAMES PLEASANTs. E,&'r of G. Smith, ascr
SAMUEL WOODSON.
Goactiamd, hity 2, 1927. 90 e
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-08
HIRGLNIq:

TIRGEgYI4:
At rules, holden in tie clerks Office Of The superior
court of chanccry for the Richmond district the end
day Of April, 1897:
Louis Escnmeuger, pH
against
James Swan, David Cooper swan Charles William
Juste Jerome, Louis PhIlibert Brun d7Aubignose,
i0hn Slgismond Ehrenrcich Count of I}cderu,) Hen
~ LeMercier FraucisWa alderman, Charles f-rede.
rick Albert Schott, John Matthew Gneitinr, and
Francis Joseph Pectot, James r. Heath, auditor of
public accounts of the commonwealth o! YirrinIa
and John Robertson, attorney general of the CON.
Inon"ealth Of Virginia, 9its.
The defendants Except James r. Heath and John
booor'son) not haYing entered their appearance and
gwen security according TO tue act Of assembly and
the rules Of this court and appearing by satisfactory
eylcnCe that they inhabitants Of this country
u IS ordered That Tie said defendants do appear here
the tenth day Of the next term and answer tic bill
Of tbs plaintiff; and that copy Of this order be urth-
With inserted in some newspaper published in the city
oil Richmond for twO months successvey, and posted
at tie front door Of the capitol in the said city
y cory. Tcste, III ", ITENT.~lt CT.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-08

ri lCE'-i in'ewarn al persons from ina lbo,ing or
L ' employing JOHN MILTON MUNCASS he heinr
an inde"@d apprentice bound for the tern. Of years
ending the 9Th Gay of ri 1920 to learn the r. an
mystery Of painter. BY faing comply the law viii
be enforced against the Offenders violaiors
e3-St WESLEY STOCKDEIJ
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-08

YuiHy itaiI Itoad.---Vnis ursi wo,I, of t,,o Rim,
III The mon now IN the full tide of successful ore,
aon and is daily visited by many persons both ffom
through Dorchester and Milton to Quincy masses De
rectiY the rail road, and great has been the
number stopping 70 survey The enterprise who sought
tor seitessi'nent, that citizen living near the roir,
oi Intersection has been Induced convert his ,,.
dwelling into house of entertainment Four carria-
ges IN train loaded with the weight of fifty TONS ave
drawn down by two horses, and with much more case
than 'hey return empty.-lmmenso quantities of son q
arc now conveyed TO the landing On Neponset river,
aud must soon be increased as several new earring
les arc nearly completed, and wl be put on the road
/ in a few days.-Bos,on Iiorcller.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-08
"DINNA FoRGET.n

AIR.-"Vhen .Adam al first ,cas cyealea.o
Here, put on thy finger this ring, love;
Aud, when thou art far DER the sea,
Perhaps TO thy mind it will bring, love,
Some thought--snme remembrance of me;
Our moments of rapture and bliss, love,
The haunts where so oft we have met,
These tears, and tn is last parting kiss, love,
IL tells thee-O "dinna forget"
We might look on yonder ftir moon, love,
on gazcd on by us with delight,
And link of each other alone, love,
Al one sacred hour every night:
Bot All. ere she d rise to thy view, love,
10 me, she long, long would be set,
Then, look to this token more true, love,
Onthy finger-and ''dinna forget"
Thou nayes, meet faces more fair, love,
And charms more attractive than mine;
lie moved by a more winning air, love,
Or struck by figure more fine;
But, should'st thou brighter eye see, loye,
Or ringlets of more glossy jet,
Jet iaFs still thy taliSna2l be, love,
Look on it, and ''dinna forget"
= nd, oh. when thou writest to me, love,
The sealing impress with tins ring;
And that a sweet earnest will be love,
To which, with fond hope,I viii cling,
i nat thou to thy VOWS will be true, love;
That happiness waiteth US yeti
ono parting embrace-nnw aGieu, love-
This moment Ill never forget,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-08
BEHAVE Yourself BEFORE FOLK.

Az" Good morr0tv 10 Dot,T nielrt-copn
Behave yourseI' before folk,
Behave yourself before folk,
And dinna be rude tn ME,
AS kiss me sac be fore folk.
IL wadna 81 Re me meikle pain,
tin we were sGen and heard by naue.
10 tax Il kiss, or grant you ane;
But, gudesake! no before folk
Behave yoursc! before folk,
Behave yourself before folk,
Nhatee you do, when oui O view,
BE CAUTIOUS ay before folk.
Consider, lad, how folk will crack,
And what a great affair they'll mas
o. naethng but simple smack,
That's glen taen before folk:
Behave yourself before folk,
Behave yourself before folk.
Nor gi g the tongue O auld and young
Occasion to come DER folk.
It's 10 through hatred % kiss,
Chat sac plainly tell you this;
BAT, Josh! tax it sair amss,
70 be reaz'c before fox:
Behave yourself before folk,
Behave yourself before folk.
When wore OIane yo may TAX anc.
But Gcnt Il ane before folk.
Tn sure W. you I've been rs free
As ony modest lass should De;
Bat yet, IT docsna do to sec
tiG freedom used before folk:
Behave yCurscl' before folk,
Behave yourself before foln,
I'll necr submit again to it
So uIind you that--bclurc folk
Xc tell me that my face is fair;
1t may be sac--I dinna CAVE
But ne'er again CART blush sac sair
AS yo haze done before folk:
Behave yourself before folk,
Behave yoursSi before folk;
Nor heat my checks wi your mad heaks,
Bot ay be douce before folk.
Ic tell me that my lips are sweet;
Sic tales doJbl are a deceit;
At ony rate, it's hardly meet
To prize their sweets before folk;
Behave yourself before folk,
Behave yourself before folk;
Gin that's the case there's time and place,
But surely not before folk.
But, gin yc really DO insist
That should suffer to be kiss1,
Gae, get license frae tire priest,
And max me yours before folk;
Behave yoursel' before folk,
Behave yourself before folk,
and when we're anc, bath flesh and baue,
Ne may TAX ten-bcfore folk
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-08
&SDgeGp>
ROGERS (oF GLASGOW POEMS.
From Tie .io,,tycai Herald.

In the whole course of our editorial iabours in this
country, nothing has given pleasure, than tie
opportunity have of directing the readers at
tenon 10 this work, which will shortly be for sale in
Montreal. We have long had the manuscript of the
greater part of them beside and have occasionally
copied of the smaller pieces into columns
We have been strongly tempted to extend our QUOTA
tiOns but delayed until should learn whether the
author retained his intention of publishing letter
from himself aud printed shee, of the work brought
by the Sophia, gives the pleasing that such
is the case
The title of the forthcoming volume is 'tPeter Corn
clips, a Tale, with songs and other poems.n 1t
Is 10 be published by David Allan Co, booksellers
atthe Cross, Glasgow 1--we can depend upon "
perence, OF the pages of print produced from certain
quantity of manuscripts we would say that the tale will
occupy, from so TO GO pages of the volume. 1t is
most original poem, whether regard the design or
execution. Taking it with what we have of tue
POEMS of which the volume will be composed we
have no hesitation in saying that worthy of place
beside the productions of the Hogg and Cunningham.
Like these authors, Rodger born in humble life
d we doubt not, that when his works have got
cuiation he will add the instances of Scottish pea
sanry, OF which their country have be proud
The author has a wife and 0 children whom he has
supported for the last ten years, upon wages which
nave on an average exceeded y shiiings week.
From tue sheet sent us select the two following
pieces The first is full of beautifully simple pathos
and the second of lively humour.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-08

Fsou lie .llabaa,a TIAig.

FROM he .1iabGna TIhig.
Ia and OF selections from different new spapers we
nave the pleasure TO state 10 agricultural readers
e success oi TWO experiments in this neishboriood,
OF the growth OF the SIX Jyo,1n and Su@a,. Ca.e
wlch proves 10 mathematical demonstration that these
commodities can be raised here the infinite avan>
.aGe Oh Tie ariner-smilar experiments no doubt, in
tue articles o! Grape zines for making The best kind
OF w'nes-the Ohre Indigo, and even Cochneai ould
oe attended with similar results. a number OF eggs OF
The silk worm have been brought To the farm of tie
mulberry OF the country, and are nov al work in most
vigorous state promising ubundan: pIoduct Of The,
raw material Tor the manufacture OF silk Mr. Huoh
davidson, residing few miles from this place on land
Of "a or 3D. qraiitr, ranspaned small quantity OF
H"sn CGi'e which yielded greatly beyond the calcutta
I!on OF the most sanguine.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-08
FIRGLtE1:

At rules holden in the clerks office of superior cou.
o. chanceIy for the Richmond district, the Cd day Of
James b Ferguson, Pr
against
VILLAIN N f''e-ior George Vashon, and Francis ".
Scott, D6
The deienden, TiiIiao, y. Fleming, not having en-
Tered MS appearance al given security according 70
me ari ot assembly and e rules Of this court, md il an
ea'ihs ny satisfactorily evidence, that ne is not an nha-
infant OF this county; it is ordered, that the said Gefcu
cant q" appear here the tenth day next tenn md
answer 'e h Of the plaintiff; and that copy of this
ofdcr be forthwith inserted in revepapsr unfinished
III The city of Richmnnd, for months sueccssivcI
and posted at TIC front door of the capitol in the said
city. '' " VIZ '"'''
Il COPY. Tcs'e. YIN. ~ HENINr7. 6. r.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-08

the new Woollen Factory in P;ttsGeld, Mass. was
nu'ni 20 the ground, Sunday night the eCth ult-
me Ire commenced in the upper story. The facto,v
VAS commenced IN March 1896, was built Of wood
filed will! machinery, employed so ha,ds and had in,
begun manufacturing woollcn goods Insurance had
been effected 10 the amonut Of $50 0C0 which is
posed IL! cover the Whole loss.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-08

u" y HN'JNG. 6
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-08
TIRCLNTq:


al ,cs' holden in the clerks Office of the surero, ro
% chaUcery for the Richmond district, the ID da, c
Henry w. hIoncurc, John Robinson and 1-,o;, ~,
s9hs late merchants and partners, under the firm a.,
Monc"rc. Robinson & Peasants, 4Tr.
against '
iTa1aii Bowles, atm'or Of John Walker. deo1 c,a.io
" ai"c[, and George w. Walker, Lydia Croadn Eos
worth Walker Mary Daggctt, aud Joseph Walker, and
ini1nt Walker heirs of the said John Walker, dec'.
@o. by Sheppard ons s. Paine, and OrHs Paine
dfs.
The defendants Calvin Walker, George w. Walker
Lydia CIoadc, B07wor'b Walker. Mary Darrstt Tose,
Walker, and Luther Walker, aud Orris s. Paine ncf
having entered their appearance aud given securitv r
conn@ 20 tic act OF assembly and the rules Of this co
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that H. ave.
not inhabitants Of this country it is ordered tbat tho
5aid defendants GO appear hrso the frs, Gav Of the
next term aud answer Tire BIZ OF the plaintiffs and fia-
cory of This order be forthwith Inserted in some new
paper published in the CITY Of Richmond for two months
.nero'Is{' and posted at the front door of the capitol
- c''r Ts-'. u-r r. UNNJvr.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-08
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
Paints, Oils. Window Glass. Sc

~ i DIN ii. BI4AMIRE has received
-gsSsEszs eB by very recent arrivals his Spriror
Ses5F.sssy supply of fresh Drugs, Paints, Oils Win.
TEg5sy dow Glass, sc. SC. which enables him 10
zsyl offer 10 the public, general assortment
OF every Article embraced in the DrJ,r
and Apo,hccary line ="
Country merchants and physicians may obtain cy
cry article in his line and i'll nd TO their adyan,aue
10 eau on HIM Directly opposite the Eagle Hotel
''"E xEt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-16

TIRGLNT.3:

nj superior court Of cianccry held at the former
IN the city Of williamsburg The 2Jt OF January 1897
Robert Is. Gibson, pr
against
Blake B. Woodson, Edward i;efr,d, ao4 Christopher Z.
This Cause this day to he heard n the orina
ana amended bills, the the defendant; & z
" "odso" and Edward 3edord fled thereto to y.hjcb an
SWcrs the plaintiff replied generally together y in The
hibS aud dispositions of witnesses and s to lilo ,er.
Christopher IS Strong, who IS cut of t,e cou,,,r. ;
whom tae plaintiff appears TO have procecdcd in the
prescribed rs law, and argued by counsrT On cos;d
Grafton whereof, the defendant HIwar, FcdGrd hay.,
S'"teo III MS answer that from The character Of the former
s"' nc was induced 10 make the p,c!asc Of the l!io
ii cSa'c tia having given his deposition in tlt sl
"' t!e anchdeu oil ~ that causP, page g. rd ae m,
fhit III tns cnusc, having charged Tic non nypsnt c
"e P'.'1ss money, whrh amended bill! fled fox;
h"his before he gave MS deposition, nd tv n
Tic "Diansd MS deed for the said estate; and his ansv
"r"S "peiccn denying notice, aud not a rt-irg ma
t' Oe.oe hotire IS vt opinion that from the facts alorr
sAd al" the w'oie evidence ia the catise III, eaI Fra
''c''' han nNcc ut the non payment of the lIrcasn
money ny the delenHant Woodson, tire uaiuti NJ ,,-,
time of bis the sld Rcdfords purchase AID ~ ,h ,;
"a' he obtained his deed, and before NC paid ,r
l""'y' indeed he mas made such ~ y,nen ard a,
we ap' IN Inc hands Of the said Edward lscdf,rd are ~
name 10 Nc P'in for the price which Woo,lsun arrcnd
give n' hgh Hi estate; but may be tina, the I
80 - Noohson Edward Hcdford has p,ii and s,,;CI
some cdH; or lien Inc said estate =, ,ic iIr r,irai
b""nd or' and which should form crcti arans, ,.c ,
'h7sc money, the Court doth uiigirc order and dc,c,
Wv S'' '''c'hlni5 Edward Bedford az. B. &. wood
h' ehno before orc 81 the Commissioners nr Ills ~ an
acc '"" OF any lien oT claim on Inc High I'LL estate which m
nccn pa ny them, or eilsr Of ol, which tic eain
Wv IS "'e ioi which account the Commissioner direct
60 70 'H"nrc stale ard set? the Cou.t rrt,fr.
WIN any matters specially stated, deemed ne ncal ,,
huncii 0f Which may be required b The parties to i
Cd cnir Tc,,r
ED. CHRISTIAN, {. c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-16
Trustees Sale.

virtue of Deed of T,- executed h. Doctor Lit
NJ tlebeTry IT, Mosby and Louisa p his Vie. .trd the
10Th day OF May, 1926 aud daily recorded in the Gle.
Once o fowhatan County, for certain purposes therein
'entioncdtle subscriber will positively sell, ON the 99,h
DAY OF Alarch next on the peiIsGs the Tract Land or
winch t!e SAID Mosby resides, called Gibraltar, ing
III tho said County of powha,an, cGnaiairg bv esi-
nation 9e5 This property is situated in The unn,
end OF the county, on which called the Middle Road near
Cumberland old Court HOUSE, and is all RESPECTS yarv
handsomely mprovea having ON it excellent Dyol!u,
HuGse containing rooms, wi;i all necessary @
ces, aud farm house adapted the Accommodation of
setTei family and presents agrceaa residence either r
p'oiessohai gentlemen or good scito for Tavern.
~ the same time ana place, will be sc at F.blc Aic-
ton, IN pursuance Of said deed following slaves viz
Emanuel, Solomon, juno f!oiSa and her ,ltec children
J"e Maria, aud Nifty he foregoing slaves however SUBJ
Ject tn pr;or lien i'll favour OF Bartholomew Frc,esrt
ana ohes) also the slaves Day. Chester, and iVcbIrv-
me 'ee last not Included in the foregoing lien also
household and Kitchen furniture, enJl acing caa. vu,;c
o valuable articles, and excellent parcel Of h.dfjnn nd
two Pan"s also valuable nedical miscellaneous IL
hrary, consisting q! about 225 voines, toe ctiier with MANY
valuable surgical Instruments: also all his pIana tim ui,
s'is, together wha cart and earrya and tie Ina mess be-
longing To The same: also all the stock Of lugs belonging 70
said Aosby: with many o:er articles oC urrsannI rnncr
nae IN SAN aee and unnecessary be here par,cular-
ly described.
aun the balance in two equal annual pay nen for the ad
ana cF:iit until the lst day JANUARY, 1925 for The
so""I properly with bond anh approved security for M;
SUMS owe. hFe dollars The above sale is al the re-
quest OF Df. hoshy, and for the benefit his creditors all
OF whom are requested attend make known, the
amount Oh 'cir claims tha; provision may be made for
their payment The subscriber w convey only such mi,
as Is vested in hii" by said deed.
Marcl.6 nus t ..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-16

Tie Macy Of IKE Caj.el S,tiss when all tie yes
sells authorised 10 be built aloa as nearly every
one OF them may speedily be- If reGuircd-vin consist
OF II ships Of the line, 90 frigates &c soups of ;r.
and other vessels, exclusive ut those the lakes
To man these will require than 90 600 meD
half of whom must DO The navy. in opn-
non, except by the addition of few small vessels, has
approached that maximum which have long been
Y Hing to arrive at, and beyond which do not
think prudent proper to go. IL is competent, If
preserved in state of efficiency TO most, ALL pur
poses OF defence; and, probably, as large he
manned without resort 10 imPrcssmen-,he idea Of
-Niies' Reg.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-16
HAIR WORK.
Selling off Chean.

I'i'HE Subscriber beng desrous of disposinr of r.;
entire stock of BOOKS and STATIONARY OF
e's II, or any part OF IL 10 the public al such reduced
prices as he ,hiDhs cannot tail 10 give satisfaction
nc Stock consists of general assortment Greek
lain, Spanish, French end English School Books
Inherent works On Mathematics, Artl.nctic ilsorv
biography, LAW, Medicine and miscellaneous Lie.
nature.
great quantity of low priced and superior letter
ana ioclscap PAPER, and other articles of Stationary
Bibles, Testaments, Prayer hooks, yum Books, and
variety OF Religious Publications.
Globes, Mathematical lns,glme u,s. Thermometers,
small Microscopes, Maps & Aliases
Suieroe and common Vin!inS, Bridges, Pegs, Strn.s
and Bows Flutes, Flies, Kent Bugles C.arone,ts Music
and blank Music Books.
a large stock of 81 INK COOKS, suitable f3r Ner-
ehans County Court Clerks, AVID other purposes.
lie VIII Continue To make, ORDER any Book or EroEs
e pest materials and IN superior style, faint lined aud
Eul To any patterns either with whou, pa,c, ba ~:
III Old Books Rebound and binding carried ON j.. ~
its branches. " -
VIM. II. rITZWHYLSoNN
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-16

COMMITTED 10 the Jail of Rockingham County
" Virginia. as Runaway, the eighth day of No
Feh'nel last past n"gf" man named CHARLES. lie is
"nnt 30 years OF ageo feet inches high very black
WIN large whiSkes has lost oil his under teeth and is
""id-Asa"ed' his clothing consisted of a new wool hat
coarse "eh ShI' d'ah rou:d jacket, sIrab and o!c
S'''ieA PAIR o ijantalnons, and shoes much worn The
"iner Is requested To forward, prove pfcrerv and
tsae m: away, lie viii be dealt with as the law dycc,
PETER TRICK, .Iai,r
Oh Rockingham County,
Jan - a
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-16
COMPREHENSIVE.
Greenhouse Plants. for Sale.

fiiE subscriber Intending travel fer the benefit Of
d his health, offers for sale his residence, opposite
the Government House il Richmord his cxten yo col
lection of GREEN HOUSE PLANTS, and he believes it
may be asserted without fear If contradiction,
lection OF equal extent and quality has offered
70, sale i'll the u Siates.
The admirers Of Fiona, LAYERS OF good Lemons and
Oranges, have now opportunity of selecting great
iiey Of elegant Plants and Fru Trees TO. nrnamontiuo
;hcis Green houses.
The plants which remain unso!d ON the first of April
VII ne offered at auction, and list Of tic4 he given
hareh o-w4t II. TURNER.