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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-12
90 Dollars Re1yard

dA away IN July last, ON the estate of t,o -,
@o... jos, ", Harper aud Thos. Field, lying in tbs
cunt OF Brunswick, negro man named G EoRGT
he oy me said Harper of Jno. Young Jr Of
;s oouH5 OF Dinwiddie lie is about 5feet q or .
lnche, tall very black, of cowncast connleo,or,
qua mas inc appearance of having bad the SIM nv,
.pie particular description of BIN not recoe1tsd
TO the, in The county Of Soullampton oc - ue.'sreh
heF Sosep' w, Harper, TO Capt. Thomas Field OF
me county OF Dinsidde Should however the abo,
ba ,f ra'a"oy be confined in any jail in lie State 50
IIIO.U.fS d.. II.7RpER-
.fdnr IF Joseph W. ITa,Der. d,c
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YU2GLNI.a.

at rules holden in the clerks Office OF the spocrio, co
0i eh'nceFy Tor The Richmond District the Sd dav C
h'cna!9 NJ Har"e and Polly his wife formerlv Foil,
N'Nnson' iieaFtwell Hitchcock and Frances HE ,if
nsnerJ Atk'"son, Russell Hitchcock aud Susanna Lie
W s, iate S"saiHa Stainback, and formerly Susanna
ATKINSON, ard James Atkinson, - JT
agairst 49,
'omn A'Eson and Nathaniel Pafham, executors Of wa,
nam atkinson deceased and the said John A,ti,,
w Rs own right, Richard Coleman ard Dolly HE -
hcoecca Ece. jesse Bonner, adm'or If Iis l,, -
n C,Iii,, H 1r, Collier, Lewis A. Coict George
- |o''icf' Thomas Bridsforth and Lucy HE ,.ifo "a
9"Fah Atkinson, widow Of said VIM k{.ius " I'm ".,"
Tho def,Da.o, ,-, nit.
g., "O .T'sno'hts Nathaniel Parhan and Gearrr H. Cnl
I' no heV'ng entered their appearance ami rive. 60
~ aeco'ohg TO the act Of assembly and the rules r.
ns CouI ana IT appearing by satisfactory evidence t,t
''ey are not inhabitants of this country; i, is o3
nat ' sad defendants do appear here or the or,isb
,'y o 'ne next term and answer the amended h;,i ~
o p"."'' ana that copy of ibis order be forb,,;,
% VI some newspaper published in the city Of Rirb
H , ~, Two months successfully, aud posted al Tho
Font door OF the capitol, in the said city
~ htocy. Tcst, WI, ~ Iff|v1cr
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TIMBER.
NAVY COMMISSIONERS Orr,cr
lk Oeeerlter, 1927.

$500, sH DecerI5er, 1897.
ME commissioners of ,hesNavy viii receive sealed
N proposals until the 9th day of January uex, f ,ha
supply of the following White Oak yellow Pine Tim
ber, va: 80
-l,4c0 cubic fee, OF IYni,e Oak plank Stoc,s ~ h al;
vesed at the Navy Yard Porsmou,h New Han nsbit,
10000 cubic feet of White Oak plank Stocks,
5000 cubic feet OF Yellow Pine do. do.
TO be delivered the Navy Yard at Charlesioxn, Mass.
5000 cubic feet of White Oak CARRIAGE stuff the axr
trees and side pieces clear of heart; and
$4,000 cubic fee, OF White Oak-plan Stocks,
1" be delivered ut the Navy Yard at Brooklyn, n York
6,eO0 cubic feet of White Oak plank Stocks
$500 do. of White Oak Gun CARRIAGE stuff Tie
axietSccs and side pieces clcer or hcast; aud
1A.lO0 cubic feet Of Yellow Pine plank Stocks,
TO he delivered at the Navy Yard at PHILADELPHIA
The above White Oak timber to be from 35 50 fee, in
engt TO average at least 10 feet, and less
inches DIT the butt; the top may be one-nr,h less tie
butt
The Yeew Pine timber tn be from So to So feet louy. IN
average at least Is feet and less than Ii inches nor
more than 10 nches the top may be nth less au the
butt.
also,
20 White oak logs, (abnu, 5000 cubic ee,( from 10 10
90 feet long, aud to square 12imches;
40 White Oak logs, (ahout ZOO cubic fec) from 20 10
do feet long, and TO square 12 inches a top ends
TO be delivered at the Navy Yard at Washington
$4,000 cubic feet of White Oak plank S,oc,s ron, - =.
Cd feet ionS and TO average least Is feet 70 TO ~ ,
es and not less than ~ inches wide in a,v Mac.
5000 eabic feet White Oak plank Stocks 50 to 55 fee,
long and not less than II inches wide at any p,ace and
loo WHITE Oak logs round square Ground will he pre
fered about $4,000 cubic cet from 5 10 5 fee, lone. tn
average IS feet, and from Is TO 81 inches square.
To be delivered at the Navy Yard a, Gosport y;,,;,,
All of which White Oak aud Yellow Pine ,im,,. - Ia
Of the best quality, free FROM every defect ~ d WI,
tween tho LIST oi October and Goth of Febrar, III
Pine 20 be OF the best long lea, fire grain Son,be,
Pine e'''w
Proposals " alsn hs received until the St d,y r r
uary next, or the following Mast aud Spar timber 70 m
delivered AT the respective Navy Yards, viz:
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an Va W"ich mast and spar limb. Shall no ro, e ,,
S vi lons eaf 6ne grain, Southern, :elloy Pine r
nom sap a.. EVERY other defect ' t'''
e's""s |ifTiDg to furnish the above mast = nd . -;
~. W P'eascd TO apply TO the Commandments rs ,bs
!'"S arcs where il is be delivered ,e.,o,;, ~,
whom they will be furnished with, schp|l IF Wy
- " I'VE n'efent pieces. Proposals for nas,s ard go
' We h'ate Tor each yard, separafelv = M ,,a.
s !" supply the White Oak nd yellow Pine ,.I,;,,
must De made separately, and Tor acb Yard T.
rue frce per cnO1e Joot must be stated Hids.r, I'm ,
STATE Their residence and their natne, nd " Us"
sliteties. "''" iesiocnce OF iticII
any na not made in conformity 10 the adyer,i.o, =,
not received within the time mi,cd in "a; '''' oi
will not be acted on ' ~ '"e advertisement
!" "ad'tfnn - Tire bond given TO spcure tho &, r,,
""'dnce OF any contract made for the said ,I,I ~
per cent. WIZ be reserved by the United statos c ~,
Fy'enS um TIE Contract shall be comop,ed AID Ill
payments viii be made at tic plac,-, If rsi; w az
otherwise specially directed S''''-' o'.eaS
al lie said white Oak Timber is TO b, ob,,;r.,
ahoS near To salt wafer otherwise kuo,,n n La
t"e ,huuelice oil tie sea salt water '"
49, 1 ne whole OF the SAID White Oak and v,,, -.
Aih'et' and hlasis and Spars, shall be devsI '"1
.eS,eCtVe Navy ards on or before the 1st dav NJ Wv
= hI -, ~ ." we we inspection and measurement agrss
~, =" 'ne eS'aO'ished rules in practice at the e
E" , oier mast be sea led and endorsed en-.
;.i :, ' oak or Yellow Pine Timber '--.sr)o;,. -, r
nls' Hiast and Spar Timber" deIiverab, i 10 ur
V'Sefohs the name Of the place ofleliyctvl
." DC published twice week in The r-a,;.i -.
7e'0ef' " RATIONAL Journal, Baltimore Ancri, II, '
,.'i, aurora q franklin Gazette, Democra, PLY
" y, 1"'S american, New York Advocate r,os, I,,;
=, AZ r. FaiIadium' Portsmouth, N. H. journal 1In,
M puo',can Haston Star, Norfolk Herald Ricbmnnd ~
hegsier' Raleigh Star. ''a'e'g"
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mississippi Lands for Sale,
n Ian IAIlON situated about fifteen ro;,os
"a boye Baton ROurn ON The lr,t hi. &c

~ Wv o''udteu ABOUT hiteou miles 4,
sIPp, consisting OF VIZ ''i'AS'S'
81, ore Thousand and Eighty .qroents;
mas front OF i2 Arpeus on The river &
~"!o,;.us 'ne principal landing of the settlement
rom winch Cotton shipped On this tract tbera ars
H S Dgnared or Taorc acres of cleared JanI-
iarge Dwelling Uoose, with six rooms-Cot,nn e.
Tn ,; ian Iard, Negro Cabios,c. easily repaired
ihe Jules 10 the above lands are if,disp1tabIe AMI
warranty deed win be given il rcquircd anu =
aIso--One 9nonaod .qrDen7,;
situated on Ihompson's Creek IN the DE- sb Of Tcl;c
ana one and half miles from the river Missis,pi
ven n'es from the town OF 81. Francisyille Patt n
,'' vac, CONSISTS OF low bottoms, probably 200 acres
on said tract there arc about ffty acres CLEARED 49,
years since, butgrownup Either The whole orne b,
Of ns 'Tact viii be soldat tho option Of the purchaser
OF furtber particulars apply to this c4Fco or to
ROBERT ROSS.
~t~" -'-tlEFISs tcL s. r.
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Noy1f
EJRCLYLQ:

EJRCL.YLl: ~-----'
at rules holden in the clerks Office of the sun.,io,
Der, 1927: ''''''' we 81 DeceH'-
Harris, decd, 70 "''ian''H
against H.
tno"as Miller, late sheriff Of Powlraan and ne e,
S l o. OF "m. Bentley, decd, James Lyon and f
MN .: MS "'e, Henry M. Bentley, joseph r. Pm
icy ~ MS own right aud as adm'cr win ,h ~, w
nSMe9 OF no, ". Beney deceased, and Ala,y Am
~; P n r"wdt IT, augustus Tupn, Philip Osborne tn
pm refer = Iurpin, Mary Caroline T,Tni I,.i u''
Ta n" l, 1g", Thomas Jefferson Torpin VIM
ge1' Collin MeE1c and Samuel rario. Jesse LurH'F'
roton 'I pc," Mary Aun Tupiu, Edward AUGUSTUS
G pii 'Ttc' 1fpn, Philip Osborne Tu,,in NJ.
"'oIine Iurpn, Powhatany Turni,. al T mary
$50; ufnIn, not having entered their n,cs,.n 81
Tplcs oF according TO the act Of assembly, and ,
80 ." 'is SQUIRT, and it sppeatipr b,, ea,;s6,y, ' VI"
IL oi 'n'' tAey are not inhabitants of this CONT; .
.I,e fo.;., a' 'ae said defendants do appear here nv
Sc M % Gay OF the term and answer The M
,i,b P'Iin' and hat copy Of rl, order be forth
IF p;IVg N some newspaper published in the cir,,
,he ro, oL 'wo months successfully, and posted a,
81 '", coor OF The capitol, in the said CIV
COY. Is.'a. wv " rE~1,sc
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! wenty Dollars Reward

lGHN away from the subsc. ber abou, the Lac,
a negro man named JOE, about feet a ~ o o. % Z.
sn' 20 years old. black stout made b,s -. s
H, al" smaller face than common for n.oros ~,
~, nv ny IN sailor dress, and will probably a,,cmn,
w.. - " 'ee man, and get board of n yes..l -
D. employment atCiIy Point or some where on -
ict.h ~: went oil In July and taken in Freder
Mn. oh " company with several sailors l ill Give
'e reward for him if taken out of rho s,,,a 90
s" "otiafs II taken in the State and dslivered -, oa
=" 'onHhed IN Jail, So that get him again ~ '''-
ChesrerfelsI, Nov. 9th 1927 iHMFLE.
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VIM. III. FitZwhv|sonn

1O0h SELLER, BINDER s. ST.4IYO.NER.
HI 40 ia.eiy received extensive additions to his srock
Oh gums writing papers Of various kinds ant; other
articles of stationary ~ 0'
he keeps constantly hand general assor,men, of
nooks' Journals Legers, and other auxiliary Books
% e'e"ans counting rooms, Recordand Sheriirs' Books
Pocket and Memorandum Books, &C. '"''
Speelo e thermometers, Spy Glasses Microscopes,
W., oehe' nh'ves' Globes Maihema tic
aud Silver Pens, Walking Canes; ' N''
ooles rSaim and lynn Books, for various dsnompe
All tie usual variety of School Books N,,v None,.
and miscellaneous pubca tons ~
Every species Of Book binding dong in the hest ma
"eI, ana every article charged at the loves, price
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"a ION VIII be presented 10 the next Session of
"A the Virginia LegisInarc, praying tina, the
an fuoiic WAREHOUSES, shall be required in inspe sng
70 break IT in onr different parts Of each hoes
Prizns and that certain warehouses ,vhs,o s,
e"a,vea at and where inspectors refuse 70 break
Iooacco N such places they sre desired ,n 1o b ~
'-~'1' ''''t p<tV.'f'EsSc', f;'a. 10
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%9Dggcps
lFfom The Token.'
IE HUNTER OF THE HILLS.

IL ipm me Token
-. THE HUNTER OF THE HILLS.
he hunter was weary u the day
ioai had traversed the broad woods, and trackd
= I've deer-heids to the distant hills that skirt
pc h"Fizons shadowy verge. The vutuies eye
80 al caught al noon the glitter of his gun,
X4om her lone eyry On yon ar-oh peak
tan hid IN the blue haze. The eagle heard
IS echoins death shot in the golden cloud,
Snd curbd his flight To wheel above the cliff
Yer which the dun deer past,-those carbon birds
lade a rich tanQue, in the wilds that day.
The shadows Of the ancient beech tia I hung
Zen at his cabin-door, lensth'ning fast
ef Tie green slope, ere we'll his chase was done.
On Ito soft heritage hc reclined, to catch
The sweetness Of the passing wind, and list
the many voices the falling stream,
And murniur of the bird and rowing bee.
ttimes the wren would utter her faint cry
In the deep ihcke;; aud the shrill curlew
And lonely bittern send their sudden scream
From their green nests, far in the river scdge.
Meantime the shadows of the yellow woods
Grew hea vier on the turf; the honey bees
Lame with drowsy murmur to their hive
Beside his cabiu,wa and the wild birds
that built their palace by his straw. tha,cbI roof
Grew silent as the sunny day went by.
Deep silence was abroad. aud twilisht's cheek
Caugi; rich hectic as she ,urn'd away
ne hermit-hunicr bent u ihuuehtfui rIauce
om me calm beauty of the scene, then sang,
WIN clear tone, his low, conicnted hymn.
"The kings of tins earth. lie down
With heavy heart It night;
hough they put away their crown
and the weapons of tho fight,
sill the voice and the ghasiy look of pain
VIII pass DER the arch drcamer's brain.
The chief on the battle field,
Is glad when the Il ght is won,
For It's sweet, on his broken shield
ID dream what his sword ha Il, done;
dSut there come, in the dim and midnight dream,
Iohaunthis siunbcrs, the wild sob aud scream.
care the seamen's slumbers sweet
On the dark and savage main,
When, with sickend hearts, they meet
With the midnight hurricanes
oh. the startled ea-boy doth seldom find
dream, uubrolen by the raging wind.
"But ne'er doth the holy night
Bring an hour Of care to me;
hear rot the din of fight,
Nor the whiilwinds OF the sea:
The wearying children Of Pride ne 'er come
10 visit with sorrow my simple home"
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HATS & CAPS

- '0G.eu ny late arrivals from New York, gen.
tienens black beaver Hats OF s,ner;or o,;, ~ q ~
b, pa"eIhs' also one of gentlemen's and
g g hsr sea otter aud fur seal Caps ve,y handsome
~ ,d coon very large aud general assortment, of
' wool mats; to the latterI invite the AT i
sn'lon o, those having Factory, Coap or Plantation
Nov. 23h. 1or,v ,,,o,,,,o
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subscribers offer for sale the fines, Estates IN
Lower Virginia: 1t is the estate called Cumberlandn
yns upon the Pamunky River, in the county Of New Ken,
about miles below New Kent rtho,isa The ~
Col J. D. Watkins, and containing by estima tion r,or
than 100 acres, of which 400 frs! rate ,L ngJ
'ah"' wen adapted 10 the growth of CORN wheat cotton
oats and corer--75O wood lani, heavily ,imbered and
500 marsh, including several houses and Int j.; ~, ~
lage of "Cuu,berandn w VIZ
This Estate is situated the head of fine hold oovi
on aordi"g water for vessels oi0o tons nd 70
the active and u;licious farmer morn advan,,.r. -
estate in the lover country. 1900 '
The fiat land is, has been stated frs, mn. :. u
a"aP'eu 10 pa'ser and clover, aud has much ppro-
Seu ny ef tei the highland heavily tnered and the
marsh is one OF the most valuable the lower
II unusually high and heavily rimbeed chiefly win ash
an" from experiment actually made in tho sale of the Tim
DER and woods Oh The beach, the expense of ccarn, ~, 80
claiming might be efra yed from the sale Of tho ,h
timber and when reclaimed, i, would afford lnrc es,n,
perfectly level and of nexhausble fertility
Upon tile estate fisheries--a he rim, G,,
no ife note tho annual profits of which ha we hen a.
rally about S5Oo and siiad fishery nmedia,ev
10 toe nerns hshery which might be rendered yer
aho hne mill settle immediately tuon rho
and adjacent TO the village Of Cumberland: the ;
heh's comfortable dwelling house rooms the custom
airy out honses, barns and an ice house Th. Ill:
mouse IS upnn very elevated situation, coumandra
view OF the fat land marsh, river a nj srrroupin ]
"r some miles. sh and wild fowl of every variety are
taken upon The estate in their proper sea sons
ihe markets of Richmond aud g lt,nore arc ALL. ~
guons TO 1t, and produce is shipped to hoih for the s
resh more minute description is deemed upneeess.
,, - p!'se" mat any one desiring TO purchase
Will be until The 21st day Of jan next, i1Si8 oars.s ~
private SAFE II not sold privately, will be offered 10 The
highest o'"er at public auction, premises ON The
nay 'e,ofe mentioned 2lst OF JAM 1928 the hour Of
* ociof k, NJ The will be verv accomnod,,;r
an" may be Known by application the
e';i James Lyons 'r.I residing in the city of Richmond.
ne sale VIII be made under Deed of Trust from Col
john d. Watkins and wife, us Tof record in ,hs ,.t,
once OF New Kent county court FOR the purpose of sru
ring sums ofmoney due diefeut Banks in i
city and for other rposes. " ~
The title is believed 10 he unquesenabIe; but we sh,u
mentioned. r y ~ e" oei''e
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Nathaniel L. Williams.

.0sM.uhSSiO" MERCIf.4.N-7, Rahi,norc
IL hNiNH established himself as y General T,n';;
IN the city OF Baltimore, is prepared 10
% al. "'us o. goods produce &c. SALE on Win
hoerai advances VII be made, and every s,.,,;. -
po"o'a the n'c'cs, OF those who may cone u. "
R.fcr ia Ricimoadko
hlcssrs. c. ~ G. Clarke
n'Hssrs. Davenport Allen {. Co.
p. Chubb. Esq.
- --- baltimore, Mn 8,
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GLE EARNINGS.


49,, IL. e. -; - =, ,,,euus al tne aoVan-
i,os ~ 49,, -, - o.' wv au'.o.,ry OF distinguish
,,n,no r,t var,i j.; 81 80, NC. DUNN mas
M n. 49,, .a., y -, , o' iesiuent.-
in the course of his nereornat,on ho, We
states IN 1904 and " U rosu .he western
~ =" A'eeD"'s"'' -
h9ch' o' i-afnpeieI township, Lancaster county,
eone' serving Oh 'he jackson committee OF vigilance
Feason-he Is democrat, and friend TO The admi.
I'sfa,oh' ms is Inc sixth that has declined the
same "o"or WIN reference 10 the same committee of
'1' !" o. o"~'
The BRITISH MINISTRY.
}he following list, without noticing any intermediate
eHn'ohs IN opposite columns the names
-, ~ - =. VI" ."o aohe's' over the one of
,;rar,a,, III ~ at 'he period OF his re
L. -, .S go -, =, ""'I % "o" organized I'M
30 aoI =; e','aS a.'noosn 'le names 10 both lists
Gro attached ;s no, a',t , - ooeS ~ WHICH they
-. - - - '0' o>'''' "'0 '''e III Tue one caser
TorJ r ;.,y, ~,,
Mr.. f,annnm "0"'S' 11y,u ..0oaeI'fNS Cdomef
Earl of uar1o,vbv war taIq ua G ol i-ahSuo"n,
Ter, RJeIr;,Je ,J .o ~ 20. ',,ie'
I'LL of G;ra, X; u.SiS nouine'
Earl nj Newfoundland N. r ~ no,"anu'
y1n,,s of WeJI,na,on Az A.. t,.et,ney'
Earl Bathurst, Mr. nerrles.
Mr. Robinson, Ms Robinson now
MIR Wynne, Lord Gooderich
a-oFd bex'ey. Mr. Wynne,
Lord Bexley.
4he british parliamentary Emigration Committee
qnote IN their report Tue following extract of letter
from an iriSh noo'ena" VINO has always been residing
% :. "'' '''"''' c,overo,oo,, u,,,.. ,,o;
;,-,, ,"s {. ''"enl mus. take 'heir choice be
forward without dsp,ay: residence in IInd = 'Eo
coming burthen too GREAT 10 no borne. !, - ~,
enough living in the midst of distress any altemnt 70
iieyc Inc peoole ONLY brings shoals If vre,ohaJ 80
from other places; what must it be in districts land this
will soon be the case every where in which, addition
- ehi', the gentry are living ~ daily apprehension of
their houses being attacked and their families Destroy
ed' We must leave Ireland 10 Police Magistrates
"o rs 'e,3rn ~ some years, when famine and
T1u s@re giea' emigration into
s l',1 40" 't 80 we co""i'oh OF .he county"
10 those Of our city friends who some half dozen
s,r-,., - -, -, - ~. Sa ., "ou 'u''' heuge
h f,n va ~, " ~ ,e lGi'o"'pg para
i ,io,, ~. .oa;pp 'S'I1u' QUO Vi Inc
IA - ~ - $50 -, ,"o anu
,nd r . a. If m ~ $3.50. le" u"{ s.uce'
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JoflS THOMPSON,

WSn.e" TO hireior the coming year, Black ycosan s
COOK q wash woman, and Black iri TO do c.,u,r L
10 va S can come wen recommended qualifications
Tor the above stations md good nara .ers
WIZ ne SIVpb. JOHN TfIOMpSOM
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October, 1927: '' VIC ON Gay ~
Elisha Paxton, 7,,
against
John , ;. Thomas, John s. Nowlin and In Chanceiy.
~ 80. - -. nohtai"r DTS.
" "eie"oant John 5. Nowlin not Inn, INC cu,.red ~.
ppt"hee a''d given security according to the arr NJ MS
"y ana i!Ir rules OF tiS court, nd il -, ,
satisfaction nf tile cnuri, tat ne is moi a., 10 we
COMMUNICATING It's ordered that tie said John s NJ
Wv ppef, mere on the first day of January cour, nrv,
-, SSct the PLAINTIFFS BILL and that couv Of mis- oI
We I'm inserted IN some of the public
" cry OF richmond for mon,ls sncressivei -,
~ we o''t door OF the courthouse Of this coun,r
"'oPg' fcSe, r. ELDRIDGE, Jr D. q
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SUPERIOR GOODS

Af received beautiful assorme nj of rich ,o,,.
collars, eapes and peerines, of the laes, $50
race dresses, wells, hdks cola rs cans pjerenss
aud capes APPS p'eie"es
ia'se assortment Of thread pnd blond laces & ed,
piiS s"peFnhe wo'sied brrege, assorted co,ors
, r,'io ana plain Grns dc Naples silks
=. NI.ri , 'uS'f'hgs ana company sa:ins
Sler'"o aud berege slIawls and hdkfs.
Dt, oIue' lemon and other merino cloths
Real ,en' N!Hf'no flannel, warranted no, 10 so,s
."mc,s man (water proof) cnmle, of sune,;nr
Euanty, for cloaks, with many other desir cm.
goods, for sale at low prices 'e'""oe
Oct los
-------------- HALL NELSON
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IA
~ oilCE-Ali persons having open ACCOUNTS with tho
estate of Robert Bell decd, late saddler of m, ,;,v
oil hchnond requested call OF the subscribcr r
se.,emen As 1t Is expected that TO the Books
WIZ. oNen nc REQUIRED, have had them pasted and am
mat speedy close of the should he made
yen, shali give reasonable those who may call
10 .he estate upon their giving bond pay
n'ent thereof All those indebted by bonds and ,o, @
informed that the claims against the estate are yery
gentry pressed and that therefore, sa II be compelled TO
f,;i; .ou ~ maze Immediate payment. All persons
aiins to call in reasonable time may .ypect s,s
WIN DC taken "r the collection thereof All persons Ina
eS against the estate requested to mr., Sc n, them
al" legally authenticated, tina, may be apprised
OF Tue amount due, 10 enable make arrangements for
'he'r i'udaon My office is il. the City Hall where
ooohs ma papers viii he kept and where shall geme-
rally attend from 10 to 8 o'clock ~ s-
w. ID. WREN, Serg't c. r. {.
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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-12
JAMES LYONS. Jr. }
Tiios. TERRiLL, TrOs'ees.

''ases' fs'f"e'e Crops, StocI Cate, Hogs, Sleep,
sc. &c. for Sale.
on the istday of January, 1926 at cumber,.,. rh
residence OF John Damddge Watkins) in the coun,S ~
Mew hent, VIII be sold publicly to the highest h;5d
~ or 80 VARIABLE slaves among which are 10 H., G ~
e%re"emf servants of almost every descrip;ionals, al
Ire crops made at Cumb~ nd prcsen, wear cvcon.
e "heaf cropI consisting of 600 barrels Of Ind;.
CORN considerable crop of cotton, and other ,hngs
are usually produced on farms in the lower part of Iirr
Wa-aiso all 'he household and kilchr, furniture AID
an'a'oh utensils formerly belonging the said atkins
M me same time and place, will be sold, small -
i"mu c"iied AppeSon S, near TO CunDerlan nd and mill ~
N SHat near me same place, aud in less Than mile rs
the Courthouse. The terms will be made know o ,h
'hy OF sale; but 1t is expected tina, most Of tbc rsrI
properly w'il DC sold Upon credit noon,Is-,be
VIII De Soft Tor caSI< Creditors Of Jno u yya.li.
invited 10 increase tie fund Appropriated o., ST.
ne' oi 'hcIf debts, by attending the sale nd
Ohneis Tor the p.0peryand all creditors of said w -;
are heIepy notified 10 make known 10 me their rI,is -
lore the LIST day of Oct. 1893 required bv the o 80
when ms sale will be made. The Signature Of IT, r,
~a'hns VIII be required evidence Of The vaId;, ~
.ner Claims. The sale viii DE made under . Dot "
t"St rom john d. Watkins and T. G.. Watkins bis ;c
10 NE as trustee, for the purposes therein entioneg !,
eCo'u w me county court Of New Kent nd bea,e 49,
to he recorded. JAMES SrNpir y - 'c'!'efed
Richnlord, I5rc A'"Stee'