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Delaware journal., 1827-10-05

upon female beauty, and on the children Of Eu-
ropean parents. 1t is rare to see foreign families
preserve theirs; they generally die at an early age;
and this, too, IS one of the why the Mame-
ukes OF Egypt never have any posterity, but al
ways recruited by the purchase Of young boys, gen.
orally brought from Circassia, and the provinces
bordering on the black Sea, and the Ural Mountains
The mortality of children in Egypt is excessive
it is chiefly caused by that unhappy fatasm which
prevents the natives from providing against the dis
ease TO which that age is subject The smallpox a.
lone carries Oft one third of the children. The
Pacha, Notwithstanding all his endeavors to intro
duce vaccination. has been able to attain his object
but lmperectiy; and, if we add to the ravages of
the small pox, those of the plague and malignant
fevers we Shall to wonder that this fertile
country is not entirely changed into desert Cairo
In the times of the Caiphs, still had population Of
nearly one million, which is now reduced to about
one-third.
1t is melancholy to see how all the measures Of
an enlightened Government are constantly counter
acted IN Egypt, by the religious and fanatic ideas of
the inhabitants However, the Pacha has already
made gigantic strides and. if his successors should
be wise enough to proceed in the same course, this
fertile land would. doubtless afford in future ages
the appearance of a new creation.
Refreshments were brought in on a small table OF
cedar, very low, ornanented with a pretty Mosaic
Oh IVORY ana nother o1-pear. Inc collauon CON-
sisted of confectionery, cakes made of honey and
fruits. and sherbet. Meantime, some slaves burnt
incense in silver censers, and frequently sprnkled
Gs with rose water. Two others placed themselves
at my side and every time that | either ate OF
drank any thing, were ready to hold under my lips
a napkin OF a course quality, yet embroidered with
gold. Others, provided with fans, drove away the
swarms Of insects which the pastry and fruit had
attracted around lis. In short, each seemed to have
a particular function to perform. When the repast
was ended they wished me to pass the night with
hem, and TO take the bath; but having already ac-
guan'ed myself with this kind Of amusement al
Caro-. | declined their polite invitation.
fThe present Pacha, Mahomet Ali, has two legi
innate wives, one Of whom resides at Cairo, and thu
| other at Alexandria. The number of his concubine
is immense there are above 200 in his harem at AL
| eyandria
Delaware journal., 1827-10-05

M. 81. MARKET street u general assortment "
BOOKS. IN elegant gilt binding and PLAIN,
STlTI0.N:aRY, Fa.NCY ARTICLES, &c.
&c. sc. at reduced prices among 1chtch are
Famii, aud pocket Bibles ,Websers s,elns Books,
Wakt y dictionary English Reaaers
answorh's Latin do. lntroductons
Virgil Delphlnl lSequels
llotace do Muray's Grammars
tireek lexicons COMFY 8 90.
I)o rcsaments Cadets do.
Pad and Ainlcus Greenleats DO.
Rollins Ancient History JAck 1t Yard
Spectator iiarts Of steel
Morses Amer'n. Revolution Highlsnaeis
Iuttolia Mathematics spy
Gummery's Surs eying Randolph
phyar's Encil Segurs Expedition
VII G. Sermons Franck
losctus ,eagaunlet
Lees Ganpaignc Three Spanards
A9lon's WORKS Mathematical Instruments
BNrns' do. Scales and Dniders
Scottish Chiefs Penkntes
t;A Bias Scissors
Testanents, plain and gilt Gold and silver Pens
psalmsSS IL, mns do. do. Pocket Books
Molses Gazetteer Windsor & Fancy soap
Comnlun PRAYER Book 5eang Wax
litNkns' Plea to the Crown Office WAers
G1nshaw's U. States Conmon do
Do, do. England aucd. writing s letter paper
aians' Geography & Atlass Pant 3ses
W rcesters do do Canes Hair Pencils
Cmnmns' do. do. Rack Lead do.
Smley's do. do Visiting Cards
Bennets Alithnetcs Shaving Boxes and Brushes
!tss do. Razor straps
pNes do pocket ivory Combs
Leans do. Durable Ink,
bo. Algebra lnkstards
6unh castles do States
DO. Mensuraton Do. Pencils
Cony Us spelling Books parchment. fine quality, &c
+, Copy and Cyphering, Memorandum and Receipt
Books, &c.
White and Blue Bonnet Boards.
Day Books and Ledsers.
Writing paper, hot pressed, gilt, Su.
letter do. do Wrapping do.
Magistrates and other Blanks.
Al. .S.aa ..a T. ia. srG:,..':S n N GS,
6reat variety, from s,5 to SO cents per pelce.
zsgaANEag sOssIzss,
~ every size, made to any pattern, elegant du-
r,oe and cheap, suitable for Banks, Public Offices,
Merchants, &c
y. Portcr s Son, having laid in fresh and
Intensive stock of goods their line at very reduc-
e' prices, will be enabled TO supply them wholesale
ana retail, at Philadelphia prices generally.
Delaware journal., 1827-10-05
books 8. FANCY ARTLCLEs.

For sale at r. PORTER Il SONS Book Store,
M. 81. Market Street a general assortment Of
BOOKS. IN elegant silt binding and ptaah,
STl lTI0yN:ARY, Fa.NCY .ARIICLEs, &c
&c. &c. al reduced prices: among achtch are
Delaware journal., 1827-10-05

InocuIation for the meazlcs. which has been alrsa"
dy practised with success by Home and Hursts was
repeated by Professor speranza, during an epidemic
at Mantua. in 1922. In each OF seven cases hH
meazles appeared in nsa aud regular sursns
Delaware journal., 1827-10-05
RECOLLECTION OF EGYPT.

FROM THE RECOLLECTION" OF THE BARONESS
yoNMINUToLo.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-26
:afscelGamsos,s 75epartntesgt.
PARTICULARS PEOPLE.

Reader! dlst ever live with ,qyticulsr ladv2 onc
Dossessc not snly .gith the spirit but the demon of
ti,l,nasso ,yhn will rive Won n rood two bor,s, loo
.,-. upon the SIN of an united sHoe-srinp and raise
rIcane about your cars on the enormI,v of \ foc
cd o,ioya,-gho will be struci. speechicse at tho
~, Of 4 PIN instead of a string or set whole bo,,e
uorcar on finding book on the table instead If
bookcase! Those who have had the ,nisfnrlnne
..e, with such tosou will know how 10 sv,n1,,
With me Gentle reader! | have Dassed t,yo
!s months with . particular iady ! hal often w.
ei ycry pressing Invitations to visit an Oh school
,,.y who IS settled IN a snug parsonage about fGlr
as from town; but sometime or other was cootin
H., occurring to proven me from ayaijino rrsnIf
them ..Alan never IS but aissags to be .cnr.ed ~
,cordng!v on the nth OF June, 1895 u shall neyo,
srret H. II live TO the = &c OF Old ParrIbavino fov
.,,re weeks at ms disposal ! set out for INV chnn,.
,idenca He received me with hi; wanted cor;;ai;
e.; but iancin9 he Looked a little more carevorn
mar, . ;nan of i;gty r. nave beeu o,ccted =, Ii,
married as ile Is to TIE woman of his c,jcn and in
,,e possession Of an easy fortune Poor fel!o,yr Ala
not lsnog that his wife vas prcci,anI do NOT crn
ploy the term in religious sense The frs, hint |
received OF the fact was from 1ir. S. who removing
my hat from the first peg III tie ball to the fourth oh
served My wife is h;tle .rGicui,i,. in these mat
tiers; the first peg is for M hat. the second i, for
Williams, the third for Toms, and you can re.
serve the fourth, # yCu please, for Jour own ladies'
sou know, do not like 10 have their arrangements in
teTfered WITH promised to do my best to rccoec
the order of precedence with respect to the hats and
walked up stairs with awful Yencrauon for lady
VITO had conryed TO impose so rigid a discipline on a
naD, fomerly the most dsorderly of rnorals mental,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-26
-SISS
THE HOMES OF ENGLAND.

HE EiOh ID Of EN- GisAND,
ny MRS. uEoIATs.
Tie stately Homes nf Englaa1
lew beautiful they stand.
Amidst their tall ancestral trees,
Ger all tie pleasant land!
The deer across their green sward bound,
EhrncEh shade aud sunny gleam;
and the swan -Nides past them with the sound
ofsome 'ja;cjus stream.
The merry Homes OF England.
Around their hea'ths by night
WHAT gladstone looks Of household love
Meet ia the ruddy liaht!
There w0man'5 voice flows forth in song,
Or childhood's tale is told;
Or lips move tunefuily along
Some glorious page of old.
The blessed Homes Of England.
How softly on their bowers
Is laid the holy quirtres3
That breathes from Sabbath hnu.s
Solemn, yet sweet, tie church bells chime
Floats through the woods al mora;
All other sounds in that still time
OF breeze and leaf are born.
The Cottage Homes OF England!
By thousands on her plains,
They are smiling DER the srivery brooks,
Aud round the Hamlet fancs,
Through glowing orchards forth they peep,
Ea:h from It's nook of leaves,
And fearless there they slowly sleep,
As the birds beneath their caves.
The free, fair Homes Of England.
Long, long, in hat and hall,
May hearts OF native proof &c rear'd,
TO guard each ha!lowcd wall.
And green forever be the groves,
And bright the inwery sod,
Where first the cii!d's glad spill, loves
rs Country and its God.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-26
DRY GOODS,

|Essi x cT5 - &c G.S'GS,
Which they have just received by the late arrivals from
New York Philadelphia and Boston, which are offered
tor cS Ia the pubic reasonable terms The cuisines,
viii be conducted under the firm of EGtr,n JsntS & Co.
FLEMING JAMES.
JOSEPH SHEPPARD JAMES.
EDWIN JAMES.
Iio"g Tie 0ods oGtr9 for safe the foloiag Gf,cics
Best London blue, black brown olive, green and mixed
cloths and cassImcres
AIarmce chop, long company, short yellow and blue naus
Rousn caSsimeTcS black merno Cd bomba8incs
Black hastings, circassians and Denmark sattii,s
French hemp, brown, and london plain white and ribbed
billings
sto", India mixed silk cabIo, mixed French Jeans and
cIrCdSSianS
Plain and figured black norcutincs
Plain and figured white and printed London Marsciics
Cd new style berrcgcs and Chiliom stripes
ram and figured and waeged Gro dc Maps, of almost
every colour
French forences aud lusriugs do do 10
Best black Italian usugs and Sd and Cd superior black
modes
Richly worked and :Iounced Swiss muslin robes
ram and figured Canton, NaGkin and Mandarin grapes
and Grape robes
Gambrcs acoact, boo, and null mnslius plain G figured
ihread !aces and edsnss and bohjinet and wells
Rich barge scars amd hikrS. aud IA ncy silk shaws
Black and co!nured bonbazctts aud black hombazines
4 good assortment u!ginghnms aud fancy prints
Tortoise tuck, neck an, side combs
Brazilian do do do
81, "a and o. garment a,!d furniture dinii;ies
Umbrellas aud parasols
\ large assortment OF ribLous anI rich sas,e;
Ia aud Cd bed ckings, balls and spoo! sar-c
Brown and bleacled shnss & seetimgs, plaid domestic
German oznaburgs, tickleuhurgs md huraps
swing, toilet and mantle glasses, &c. &c. Sc.
" nave mace suc arrangements with house in cv
ork, a VIII enable us 80 obtain terms a Iuost
every article IN line, which shall receive tronphout
the season IN such quantities will render cur assortment
"a -, times gco! -! commanding.
Nav IS
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rs all N LiLSCN has received by the Planter and
b other late arrivals, fresh t'ncnt nj the most
ashouable aud cSirablc GOODS of ;ie latest importa-
ion which he is enabled oer very low prices FOX
ash.
Plaid and striped Gillian dresses
Do DO batsie and grass cambrics, Of new and
beautiful patterns
Plain and shaded Grecan stripes
Sniped and plaid cambria gimsham
London printed cambrcs, assorted
Black Italian lustring- oi sup quality
Heavy black Nankin an, Mandarin lustfiug
Satin levantinc and company Sattins
Figured and plain Gro de n aples asserted
Black, white and colored sat:ns, part very superior
Colorcd aud black Florence aud Marccliue silks
Superhne pnngee Qor ladies' riding dresses
Very superior Mandarin grapes
cubicacisd India grass cloth
o. French merno bumbaziuc
Black and mixed hastings and cncassiatis
brown ana white French dliliings, assorted
Real name chop nankeen
White aud ocloied Marseillcs vcs,iur
London sure fine cloths nd cassimrr res assorted
PLAIN and striped norentines and leans
% checNen aud striped can,brics aud jaconets
IA and o>4 book, NULL jaconet and Swiss ,nusrs
Rich tamboured and floss worked do
Swiss and India null robes and scarfs
ltic!i worked jaconet aud ca mbric robes
DTab and bui cambria for bopnets
Floss worked, book, null and jaconet ,rimmnc
S"peIine and fine cambria aud furniture tim.i;y
superior assortment OF thread aces edgngs aai ,.in-
nings
Bobbinet and gimp !aces, assorted
a and 81 plain and tambourec bobbiuct iacc
hich lace peieInes, capcs collars hdkts aud cans
Floss worked Swiss and India muslin do
W hite and black lace wells, part very suoerior
biach. white and green gauze wells
BareSe and eros de Naples hdkfs assorted
Fine and superiue thread ca nibric htIC,
English and French silk hosiery, assorted
English aud German cotton and thread do
superior assortment T-8 and fl Irish li,eus
D and "a sheetings, of various qualities
Long lawns and superior birds eve diarer
d, u aud lo-4 table diaper and dan, sk
al ,;.r,
Cotton and thread ickmgs, assorted
Thread and cotton checks, assorted
Leached y unbleached domestic shtings {. s%c,efin
WIN great variety of other Desirable ,o,rs ,,:,
.nderS the assortment complete. ''''
June 90
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-26
Valuable Property for Sale

VIE subscriber is anxious sell that valuable Farm,
Il situated III the county of SputsvIyauin ,,o, ,,,a
NaSSapomiX river, called Eastern View tn. su r,.r i
dence OF the late Robert s. Chew. This Farm i f,a
nieS below fredericksburg, and contains by roco, er
Vey one thousand forty and n half acres About ISo
acres OF me Tract is cleared and the grraer mart Of :,
land, inferior to in its vicinity The residue m hon.,
WY i!nDered with OAK hickory pine and ,vairu,. IN. @
admirably adapted to the culture of corn wheat g.
lac land is well watered aud has some vaIuala ,ne
si""h" upon 1t. There are good chu Of ans nc.rI
es' CHeifsS' &c with great vae,- OF other cncr c;,
ees planted within Few years The improvements mon
"e farn are highly valuable; they consist of aroe md
connoaouS brick dwelling house, recently erected win
ali othef convenient houses for accomnoda ou or
fse iam4y Kitchen ice-house overscer's house borses
ot negroes, all perfectly new large garden beautiG,
" QUIZ wei OF pure water, with good SPRINGS nea, t.
Mouse, ale among the avauases IF ,hs s,a,
Inc dwelling house is handsomely si,t.aic,! on n,ot
wen inp'ove' and nverooks all portion OF the Farm
WIn Is cleared and can be cultivated Juou Tive i, rn
i almost new, with two pair stones one fer corn
an" me other Tor wheat also, chine for breat ~
'uHS f!asier OF Paris the mill an extensive cns,or
al" S'ihS Throughout the year unless the season is mn
commonly dry The society around is uncxceptionab,c
ana te hea'iHess OF the situation, together win tic
suy to the hes, market in the counrv all serve TO rc
II worthy the attention Of any wishing comro,tabia
country residence. N
iefns OF sale accommodating. Those wishing tn pur
chase VIII apply to Robert Stanard Esq residing in Rich
'io''a Or 10 The subscriber in Fredericksburg
- JNO. JAS CHEW, Elk or
1 - wat of r. 5. Chew, dec d.
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NAFX CoaIm5ss,@&}Gs OFFICE,
18th Mach. 1897

NAVY CuaIhl5ss, OFFICE.
18th March, 1927
Lire Oak (rnmc and proniscuos TimLe. far Sims cr
tie Line Fiigmss Gad Sleeps Of jJar
H'ltE Con'mssonerso of the Navy will receive proposals
h until the 3lst day of July nett fer furnishing Live
Oak TimGer- cut to moulds (Which they will urnsl for
ships OF The line, figates and sloops Of war and tia,
proportion of ITomscuous Live Oak, TO dimensions
mat may be equIred,s say 6OU0 CuJical for each shin
OF the ne $500 for each fsatc, and 1861 for each uo
fhe timber must be from grown in situations not
more 'han - miles from the sea, deliverable at the fol-
lowing building yards, viz Pogts:uoutf II. H. Boston
New York, Philadelphia Washington, and Norfolk dur
ing the years 1923, 1920 aud 1850, say on or before the
LIST November Of each year.
Persons offering will be pleased n state r,r,.,,,-,r
their terms cubca foot, for any one of the frames with
the proportion ofrrOmscuous timber REQUIRED: aen o,d
y be disposed to offer fer nurc tcir pcy cuJi-
cal foot for HFee frames collectively, Zone of each class
that is -, A. and soop.) with the pramiscuo,Is
timber, designating in all their uccs for the frame
OF ship OF the line, Of irgate sloop and for prois
cuouS 'irloeT ie oilers be made deliverable NJ any
one, either, all Of the yards above mentioned: ,,
the per cubica foot deliverable at each TIA di+a
renee be made By the bddcr) must be Gistiucy sta,rd
1t rs to he understood, that tie Commissioners will
select such offers and assign TO each bidder suoI ,r,i
oi the timber required, less than ore entire aricl
and designate such yards FOR the delivery they may inet
expedi'i Tor the public interest; and further that money
will at any time uui2r any circumstances be- adya sce
and that will be paid actual delivery Of tim
Der; that bond with more sufficient sUreiics for
the iaithiuI discharge OF any contract will be cp;rct
that the amount of such bond viii be onc.itd the ,s-
Imated amount OF the coUtrac-Moreoyer, that. as an
additional and collateral security ten per ccn,,. oc the
aFas o! each cargo VIII be reserved and withheld, until
the contract snail be fully complied with to the entire sat
siacon OF the Commissioners; and that in all deliveries
of timber, due proportion the most difficult arts o
the frames shall be delivered otherwise shall be at the
option of the Commissioners withhold such amount IN
addition 10 the ten per above mentioned, they
may judge eEPeden for the rdbc interest until such de-
hcont proportion of such difficult tmJcrs snail be dciy-
cred; and it is lGrbrr be undsrstood that all nav
menis viii DC made nj the places IF dclircry.
Those Who may offer supply any part of This TIMBER
,pir.
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LLRGLNLq.

JIIttII,Ff.I:
Atncs, holden in the CLERKS Office Of the superior court
April. 1927: VI
James q. Ferguson, pm
against
William Il. Fleming, George yashoa, and Francis w
oc''''. NH,.
The defendant, William n. Flerir-. m, baving On
tered f's appearance nud given security according 10
Tie acl Of assembly and the rules this court and If
Pca"- by satisfactory evidence, that We IS no; an irs
0aut OF ;7 county; it IS ordered, that the said dcfn
cant "o appear He'o the icul day ol ;fc next term and
answer hc cai Of the plaintiff; and that copy Of this
""f NJ o'h"..1 Inserted in Newspaper published
w .Na s"y d iiichpond, for ucuihs successivcly
ava p"s'e1 al the from; door Of the capitol in the said
= c'.y. Trs:e, Mn r. UEvYrc. 3. r.
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ELEGANT GOODS.
Heceitc1 80 Schnnr,er Z

iieceftCd per schooner Fig,
f. iCil embroidered Swiss muslin and lace capes
e. Peereens and collars, of new style
INDIA aud Swiss muslin sea RS ana hdkls
Imperial harcgc do
India and Swiss muslin robes
Plain and worked Swiss inus!ins
Italian iuics;rpgs nj Gro de Naples
A variety Of fancy belt. sash and ,auze ribbons
Silk and cot,Cn hosiery, assorted
London printed camaIics, new STYLE
Gfecia" stripe and plaid gngrams with great ,arcty
OF other Staple and Fancy Goods adap;ed 10 The ,,
tor sale at low prices, by
ap 10 UsTr Zrrtrco.-
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Patent Spring Saddle.

ne tCii has been SAID in recommendation OFT c.
I'VE Prcttymans PATENT SPRING SADDLE. !
thhiN II The best invention have seen, for case
10 me riuer and durability. ! have made but 80, all
OF which have given entire satisfaction. the patent
saddles purchased ofme, do prove to be ven easy
the purchaser shall he at liberty to return the same
alter the first trial, and viii return lie money.
l. have constantly on hand best plain and shaiteJ
Saddles, patent spring without. IN elegant assort,
en OF plated and polished steel curb aud nae bits
English bride leather and martiugaes; plated and no.
tished steel sTruP irons, spring !o carriage gig and
. erSey wagon harness; whips and spurs-w4ich VIII
sell low for cash approved paper
DAVID JACKSON.
Ni"y wis Main Street
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290&GSsD~
| From the Episcopal "atchman. :
POMPEY'S STATUE.

poMPEY'S STATUE.
:; whose pedestal Julius Cesar Iy is still preserved
the Pala2lU SpS'a, at Rome.
'old and inanimate. Would thou coud',t cpe
" marble lips, aud tell what thou hast seen
ga the idcs ol March. thou. al whose feet
w. the worlds monarch, eloquent and brave,
K great IN conquest and The proud of soul
50 I'd there 40 spark Promethean in thy breast,
3. hen sadly muicd ia his NANTES fo,3,
'intins he sank on thee?
Dii,t thou stand i,.'r
~ the same dark and incunleSs beauty. whi,e
-Nsca's impatient sword, and The keen point
q. CasSius, and the ''untudcst Of all"
ON the loved hand Of Bru'us, and the rage
OtEaitoroms daggers Scaichd that noble breast,
Which Gaul, and Egypt, and rha.saha's plains
Had seen bright clad in victorys burnjsj,'J mall
Trembling as NJ 4 war-gui3
Tragic close
or mad ambitions drama.-t.c deep ;lnu.
OF "Et III Brute."-and the indignant pdnE
With which that proud soul left the wounded clay,
Securing world which mCck'd it with the cheat
OF friendship and offai,h
And yet that world
Had ow' Il him little, save the blood that made
Hei harvesls plemtcous save the unnecded groan
OF famisl'd widow, and of S,eirSS babe,
A meteor glory kinhled up at Rome,
And II beside desert. Deeds like these,
How weigh they in heaveu's balance, when The pomp
OF earth hath fed away? ,Hna mag not j,,igc,
But wait in trembling for his trial day.
And yet twuuld that the meek hind whose hand
Made hard with labour, deals the daily bread
To the young musings OF his humble nest,
Whose head beneath his planted trees aud flowers,
Sinks calmly down in the long sleep of death,
Hath better sport to the cline of peace,
Than the blood nourish t master o: Il world. Ii.
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In .3"eha County Court yNoVenrbey, 1926:
Francis Goodwin, Pn
aE','S! In Chanc'y
James Goodwin and Richard Cggles,on, Jyn&
The defendant James Goodwin, no; having entered his
appearance aud given security according to the act Of
Semoy ana the rules Of this court and appearing TO the
satisfaction OF the court, that he is babitat Of
5 commonwealth; therefore, the motion Of the plain
t by his attorney it Is ordered that the said defendant
James Ioodwln do appear here the fourth Thursday in
feornaTy next and answer the plaintiff bi and that
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted some one of the
richmond or Petersburg nespap for months success
Svey ana mat another COPY be posted up the front door
days.
2o-w8t a corv. Tcse, !. t. LEIGH, c.
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=" t7ep1co County Court, ,uny I5h 1921
sN the motion OF Holman Shoema ker creditor of tho
estate OF Richard Cooke dec d: Ordered that Thomas
pear here on the first day July Court next, to she
any lie can why nc shonld be ruled give additional
security as adm" as a!oresad and appearing to the
satisfaction OF the Court that the said Thomas H. Shoe.
maker is not resident this common,veah: il is oI
Ina copy of this order be published in the Constitutional
nhg newspaper printed IN the city of Richmond for
front door OF the Court>house Of this county
Copy. Tes,c
~ LOTION n. ELLETT C. IT G.
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CurleS-Neck Land for Sale.

4 VIE Plantation which / reside, called Tjln,ars
a containing o'2 acres lying James River in Ben
re" county 10 miles below EChmond for sale and all
""5e disposed TO purchase, earnestly requested to call
on 'c subscriber who vii! show toe land aud make known
ins terms ."s estate cnruwbgred by deed of trust
i1e Object IS 10 ray OIL TIE mos! satisfactory cvidcu-
c's as 10 TILE viii bc given. It is useless to enter into am
description OF this estate as its advantages aud
hign state Of Improvement wei known, and in In,
hands OF man Of capital, might be improved to an exten,
equal 10 that Of any otter estate in Virginia
m JOHN G.. MOSBT
l.i,liH, i+tn AIFii' 1851. wiGt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-26

'HNHH Creditors of The late Firm Of B. TATE & co.
requested TO present their Claims for adjustment,
and the Debtors TO maze payment. JOSEPH TATE,