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The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1827-01-27
POETRY.

Inc following beautiful etfusion from the gifc
use of a lady Of Newport X. L. (Which arpearr
bong SINCE N Boston paper the Editor Of til
lcricAn win be pleased to insert, if he thinks the
y afford pleasure to his readers. b.
TIE Lorer to rs Mistress. on The brtdai ere.
1t i, the tender tvlI sh, hour,
And glinmeTiog thTn' yon russell bower,
The diving Il SIT IS seen,
Giving family golden tinge
Io the rich mines that deeply fringe
It's lattccs Of green.
The mellow whistle still is heard,
Of that same dear familiar bird,
We used to love 50 well
Ere had known the parting pain,
Or bliss Of meeting thee again,
My own dear Rosabelle
All Love thou never canst forget
When on the green our hamlet met,
And merry pipes were played;
How from the dance We stole away,
And tremblinEk led the way
To yondcr lovely shade.
We reach'd the bower, the moon beams fell
Full on my lovely Rosabele,
Making the fair more fair
Like vines round marble pillars hung,
50 round her POLISHED neck were flung
The sunny wreaths of hair.
Her angel face was turn'd aside
The blush OF innocence to hide,
That DER her features stole.
We meier before had been alone,
Nor had ever dared to own
The love that till'd my soul.
Oh tell me why in that strange hour,
Beauty had such mysterious power
For though convulsed with fears
With passion not to be repress'd,
threw myself upon thy breast,
And told my love in tears
Thou vert subdued; heard thy sobs-
felt thy bosom's answering throbs-
Thy tears were mixed with mine.
We knew that every doubt was done
Our hearts were melted into one,
On feelings holy shrine.
But when the shock that open threw
Our bosoms to each others view,
In gentle numbers died
The morn of luye-'twas heaven to trace,
Just opening in thy beaming face,
In all its blushing pride
Then, Rosabele, for memory's sake,
Our way to that same bower we'll take,
That saw loves roseate dawn,
For this is Courtshp's latest eve,
And there our bridal wreaths we'u weave,
TO grace the coming morn.
All nature seems our bliss to share,
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1827-01-27

FIshionatt Routs,-" How strange il is said a
.,iy, that fashionable parties should be called
outs Why. route formerly sisnified the defeat of
IN army, anl when TIE soldiers were all put to
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1827-01-27

Inc following beautiful etfusion from the gifted
muse Of Ae.y Of Newport X. l. (Which appeared
not long SINCE N Boston paper the Editor of the
American win be pleased to insert, if he thinks they
may afford pleasure to lis readers b.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-08
-S GEE. sxe,-
From, the bingham Gazette.


The following Is copy of letter addressed 10
MIR. Harding. President of the Jefferson Deba Ing
Society of this town, by the late Mr. Jefferson,
on receiving information Of it's in -t,ution. 1t is
written in that style of elegance which distin-
gui-bes all his episoiary wIiiings and is itself a
model of that +" senteu,ious brevity" which he So
highly con.ssends. The excellent advice which i,
contains, is TOO valuable 10 be confined TO tloss
for whom it was particularly intended; il will be
useful not only to members of Debating Societies..
but to statesmen and lesisil.ors.
.aionGceiio, .gpru 20, 1921.
SIR have duly received your favor Of the
9th inst. informing of the institution of De
baiug Socie'y in bingham, con posed of adj
heTen,s 10 TIE republican PRINCIPLES OF the revoIu
ton; anil am justly sen,ibe of the honor done
my name by ocia,iDg il it IN. tile of the So, ~
The object Of the institution is Ia dale, s. in re-
publican nation, whose 81; re 10 be led bS
son and pur~aasion, nor by force, the ar, o. res
soa'ng bscnIres Of the FIRST imporilrce In this
linz antiquity has left Is the finest models for
imitation. ard he who stud es and n,ita,cs them
most nearly will nearest approach the perfection
OF the ART. Among these should consider the
spee' he's of Ivy, Saliu.t. ana Tsctus as pre-
eminen' specimens OF logic, taste, and that sen
teniious meviy which, using not wo,d to
spare, leaves not no ment for inatieniion to The
hearer Amplihcation j, the vice of modern ora
tory. IL IS an Insult 10 assembly # reasona-
bic men ci-Susiins and revolving instead of per.
suafag Speeches measured by the iou. lie
with the hoi;r will not, however. further in
du'ge the disposition OF age 10 selmooze, ard e.
perially 20 hose surrounded by so much bette adj
ysce. With my apologies therefore, for hazard.
ing even these obser saiions, and my prayers for
the success OF your institution, be pleased 10 ac
cept, for The society and yourself, the assurances
otmy high consideration.
tn. JEFFERSON.
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LIND ron SaLE

EoR Sale accommodating TERMS the tract Of land living
n the county Of Cbestti field, about mile. south wet IT
the Outhoue, lately The itdenee Of john Dufo dec and
belonging his estate, combining Al acres
coiulofsbie aud convenient dwelling hose Tor family OF
ordinary SIZE, barn aud eyey Necessary out house. al IN
good oder riing that affords excellent weef The
slsOn remarkably healthy. will make de cd II general
s purchaser. Pefs wishing 10 putehsc ave
requested view The land aud siplyto
l.. BURFooT. Ex5r. Of
john BuffUpf, dec.
Jan - e0-fr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-08

WAS committed 10 the Jail ofthe Town Of Peer,hnTe
" runaway, The 18Th day Of Sept 1896, ncg,o hoy
AIMED BOLiNG five feet inch high, has small scar on
is forehead, OF his front eth below and aixe seat
on The eh 'fm shove The ehge, oooasioncd ny bn be l.
Seiones 10 Mr. Wa Wade Of Grecnsvie county Va. THE
'*ner e eTaeedto come forward, prove property rsy char
discets.
ROGER MALLORY, Tailor.
Nov -. III.
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Female Educaiion at the OAKS.

AElNG engaged the services Of lacy highly
iie TO teach family, would wish take II
10 toddeis Tie of the Institution wiil 1,
ihS, writing arithmetic, passing, aiy,
lite use 81 the mas aud siuhts: ne edic-smk every kn
a. :wns -"d painting, h''t9Iy 'hronoVsy mythology
drawing anJ painting extra eha,ge oi Si5 Kali tic boa
payable III advance.
FROM the ali,tiy, iispensatron, Providence ned
wth salressrs II ortune am titus ml.licj
myself rlOn the h.ney'ence Of ;be public only nean,
oi airport left Tor Ut, self aud ,nf4,a children.
MARTHA w. HARRISON.
4 >. Letters directed TO Gtn Post Oice,
with osi; attention. Tie 5, ,Ul cpn..etce tn,
10Th j. nu-'y 1874 Jan. 49, "a -2s~jw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-08
N0IICN

WAS committed 70 DE jail cf The of Pet.rsbug on
w the iif day ~ Sept. iszs runaway, nerr, MAJ,
wo calls h,rie ILLfcK, aud b. belong. 10 Jo,@c
Logon, dnici Il South Cafoins he - 8 e.f ,o
cbea bzi htwrcn 2j SD so years IF sge, black
has sfre IN his len eoea.oned by bur is Loaf
aait ~ his lc finger the hand also small
The fs eys. The requesed 10 come Tor
wsfd prove property, pay tgfs and take hu away or he
will be dealt vilh e RE law drof'.
nCGfR MALLORY Isas-.
FoT ~ ~ el2w
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qrO .1fECLL.a.NICKS

yIsiiE ubc-er has good schc for Cotton Yarn Factory
~ which cane Improve with very lille esPense. which ~
THIS scite i At his MIL esabshnent Bati.itf
river, in upper edge Of liafx couniy abou, mile.
ah.se Coaih0use, popuou and heslhy nsishbou.
hood lie l. disposed 10 sell his Saw and Grst Mil s the
iov,r edge 81 Pitsyssni' comfy with s.
whc will be sitfchtd ss tfsct II land from ONE % i've
suufeJ e. st the pufehaser. Th, property would be
soid ~ very moderate tein's. ROBBERY EASILY.
rnfaAI vania rnnniY ian. y 15-sIn.t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-08

you not aresidens of this State Sou will rIesse
"a fake notice, .t shall M0nily the 50 Of February,
1871 aui the 5h aud 9th NJ lie n5nh, should i h
between the hou,s Of 10 a. r. and NJ proceed.
tie Tsvsfn Of Thomas Cary, Glcuce.ier eorfhouse
AXE The dcPosf'us and adsyts Of Mesf Wan Jones, Ar
thm L. Davis, james Dsbney and oers Ne evi-
denee ~ sut pending tie Superior Court q Cianesr,
ff The Richmond District, wherein you, administrators Of
Alexander Cowsu, p1irtiG and an defendant.
JOHN II. HAYWOOD, sdni'r Of YIN. fiarwood. dec.
Dcc.s. 63-2argy
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Feb. 3.
J'PJTSTEE,S sale.

slY virtue Of deed tut executed by Reuben Ucy 10
br hearing the 3I.t day Of March, 1925,
and If record the uce OF the clerk OF Gooehand county
court for the purpose Of the OF certain
mics hrt mentioned shall proceed 10 sell az puhc
ton fr ready money, Gvchland courthouse the 24ti'
day uf February this place, undivided moiets Ut
of Lam. estimate 1t6 acres, lying the
county foochiaud the road about ia miles from
ichnon adjoining the lands OF Richard Sampson aud
Richard Harris. which said land the sVh Utiey derived
from his late father Josiah U,ey The tile TO he conveyed
such oay derive by virtue the SAID i" deed
w u. TAYLOR. t,,.....
JOHN S. FLEMING, s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-08

COMPREHENSIVE IN .rEJV YORK.
anse Of General Dry Good, Bas.ness in the City o
New Yok, taken the eounodeu: new store No.
Pearl street. where they will conduct Their business under
the fi III Of J1MES, STEELE q ~.
good assortment of British French India and American
goods will AWAY. be offered, aud advantages may, per
Iars B.. presented Vgnian from our .aps.,enee IN the
JOS SHEPPAHD JAMES, 4
JONATHAN D. STEELE. (.
- .xxf,ts
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MIST IND SP-4i TIMER.
NAVY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
\ Decembcr %. 1926.

-ryuE Commissioners Of the Navy will Sealed r,o
po.a until The 18th next for The supply O. ss
Navy Yards, en- or bsfo,s shs v =. 81 July is.7
s.,a ' psss: .i sss trees, 4ain~,
J 6.he.. aud side ices, for fore mast,
s qS.,is' a sriA sauneh for Aaisen mast.
fore and inain top nist
lower half naiu yard,
main and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
main, I fore, and mren- top sailau';maN.
The shove for "a gun ship.
fishes aud side trees for nain-n'asi.
,hes, half sPindlts, aud side trees for fore-ras,
spindle, 4 cheek, and : paunchss for mi1en nsn,
quarter spnlies, aud Paaneh for bo~srti',
,ore and 2 mi1en- tor, "a''''
4 main, fore, and = UNDERGRADUATE,
main, tote, and inizen.top Sailani-ua,r,
j.b heom,, 4 flying do aud 9 .Panker-boo,
The above for : F = f%% isI;
l fore-iup- gallant u,,.i.
main-!ad pieces
i .pr,-saii yard.
top gallant yards in piece.
2 6hes, 2'heel piece. for fish.
check pieces, heel pieces ~ check.
spindle pieces for fossnsst, fishes heel Piece.
Al the pieces ioI the miren-msst.
The above TOT sbip Of the line.
hall cheeks, fore side trees.
main side trees, fore fsh
Io@,pri, piece, heel piece Tor main-eheek
hall ios vI..saiI-, ard, 9 main iisk.s,
mai" spindle p,.ses, foe top gaian.-ins,i,
m'zer .cp-sa,l-, sid IN one iivcr,
sirit sailyard
j,b boom I.e.v, .rsnk.r boom,
'AT above ''' a . H as iaS;
? paunchrs Tor bow.p,,.
; :.sl. ls 'st, s.ss ,s ', rssasA
s es.H. hs .aF, r:s. f p ass. uana
1 spindle, checks Paunrb, ior nizenna.,.
= iore main, mizen topna-ts.
tore, main, n;zrn.top- gsliant-ina.;s.
spiit'ail, fore, i-2 iuain yards.
tpr.-tspsai nniH-i''I sail, nizen,of.eil yards.
j ioe, uiain, mIzen.t Ipg slant, sids.
.panle,- bools, lower -s,ul,.ing sail Boom.
sr'ndie, eide uee', cheeks Tor fore msn-inas;.
bow spit piece, is.ingins-boom.
main l'iece for mlen-mast-
,r.naie'' f'' side "e.s' and cheeks for two main
sriadle FOR n,izcn. mast.
Inzen ,op-s aiaui-ma {.
the above Tor Al gun ship.
I spidir for maiu-m4.;-
cross j,ck-yatd.
The above for soop Of war.
NORFOLK
IL side tees, paunche., = { he.ks.
hall mann, ard, half fore, niiLcn, ;ast..
) jsb-boom..
ny ing J'h-bocms.
= spanStr boums.
swinging tooni., aid top stuidin ai!bvoms
The abvve ior III gun ship.
straight, Of ns leaf, iac ram southern heal yellow pine.
Persons wishing TO oaer, may uhtan schedules the
- the Navy Agent at either
NEW YORK,
PHILADELPHIA.
BALTIMORE,
CHARLESTON, c. AMI
SAVANNAH.
the VI the suiciies
The timber when Delivered must rnJcr.n the n,,,r,;,,
and measure aseeaby 10 printed lue, ad.i,e h,
zoe Co" oners, dated September ist G2G, pacsej az
Jau 7s-q,~td
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NOTICE.

AZ as committed 10 the jail oil the Town OF Petersburg
w the SDth 'iiy VI Sept 1885, runaway,
who cali! his name ELL!Ch, ie inches high, stout huit,
has ls iishi eye, large knot has i.t leg,
which appears Ike II mad been bioki he Is of black
aud states that he belongs Mr. Nathan oOher,
oi SOUTH Cirona, Gr-enyilie Dsrc The
ed To fo ward, prove las property pay oa se aid .a
HIM away, i- Will be dealt with the law dir,
ROGER MAJ iiY, JsIlur.
&C. l. 8 ME
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-08

TIME tel &c Partnership between The Subscribers having
L expired by it, Imitation Is desirable that all the sha"'
Of the should settled pratticab.e there
FORE those will please max. payment unto PIiaAal
Co. and III d. who have claims will exhibit their accounts
TO them for set,!, meni T.. HAXALL for self and
Brothers
ROBERT TURNER
tjy
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C.dRD.
MOTlCE.

s'IlE subscriber Offers h his friend. aud te pmo
lc TO sell all kinds Of country produce commission.
and pledge the strirte attention the
attend 70 'e selection snd buying Of every description
Goettie; and frau his long experience IN that line he ,ot
10 give general sctio For the present he nay be found
at the dstandOL II. Co.. doors above the sen Tavern
Jan. 90 - Dstf
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Ia Ecmnle ScionL

WILL be sran opened The residence ofie snbsere IN
w the county Of Goofhsnd, be day NJ Febrs,,
next under The aud nanss ement Of lad from Penn.v
highly recommended, and who pfopoe 10
teach reading, writing ohography, arithmetic
osspby, sseed sod r,cane history mythology, music en-
bridtfy. lac work, p,iniing IN velvet, &c. 90
Toms hcreofofe Tor bosd snd tuition 100 for 30
months, payable orefou 10 advance and the balance Al e
cod Of c YEAR the eho,'s finding their beds bedding
Music will be a, additional exPescc.
J. II. FERGUSON.
j., n. et.-0,,e,
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For SQLE,

FSt OF aui winch r--ie containing about ESQ
Il ins the fork vi the Davenport road and couai,
iand; whichIiui we'll adapted the cuiurr
wheat toccv, with about % Of we'll iiuhe ed
woodland good J,elius house, aud all
9th e,,ary Any person wihns 10 purchase the
said ,sac, OF laid Immediately on the stage road MI do
Well apply ~ JOHN CoLOUiF.
Ian. SuU
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RaNHYaY

ENRON The suscfier's Farm ~ Chestef6ed eou,tv sht
The 10th Of ths month"; January, very likely bright ro,-
ap abon % years OIL about feet inches high veil
made wi c0nfseJ ~ certain uttsr. h. ,stv b,aJ
of hair and downca counenanee He had on ,she, opeJ
DARK grey mixed domes,o doth jack coat and panf,Ioo 90
texture, nd oznshvfg shirt III has panv ,Sisi M ~
AID about Rcbnonj wbe'e supeot he bsfored IIe zip
probably attempt 20 pas Tor Tree man. and will procore ~
geJ papers for that puPst will give $40 reward IN s,
person shy viii delyer him IN Chestes6ed or sse
him ia Any J aud give me notct 20 that nsy get ho again
Jan. 81. si.~M
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EOR SALN

slEisG desiius oremcve TO the country Offer
~ fo sale my farm called Hafsik, containing by lac ear,
sey $40 across large portion e which low grounds. js
situated The stage road leading Richmond a. E,cd
rIehsbug nine miles above Richmond, on Chickssmorv
Swamp, there viii be seeded the farm from $50 10 i7 L
els Of wheat al on prime dnj farther description 4. deemed
unncceary those pescf wishing pure will rs, Vie,
the premises where The t will be made known nv The %
seIIoeT. WM. WINSTON.
rbe above property will he cold credit Of one fss
three md fouf yesr. w "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-08

gTsHEuE silI few Tor BoarJets in Iii. Sc
II minsfy Which sre taught the Eagtb, Latin. Creek
French sd Italian Lineu1ges economically, with The
ccs ssnsrIly The terms 10 dO. for board tuition.
each b0srds, hndfng his he'd bedding add candies,
II ihey be furnished ~ tic subscriber.
THOS. D. COLEMAN, Pfesdt
n-sF re Dow'ins Gseen CoroIire co,,nty.
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Jan
Lnnnfic IInsniLnI. IIIIIinmsh,l,

NOTICE. hereby given that all the cells in M Institute
occupied, and that no pleni will Re receive
until some pf the said cells are vacani ue notice Of which wi
be riyei. Nv order Of the Court ~ Dreefus
NAV rs 5-M LEO: HENLEY e1J
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BROOK T-4YER.I- ron VIE

silS well known tavern situated IN enrico county
a the upper end OF the Brook Turnpike six mile. i,nm
ehVnd a, the forks Of The Mountain and Frederic bus
stage roadS G!. tavern story wood building witt
esh roonfs private house for tie family with four 5oons;
aud siat!e or 10 irses There about forty acres of M
attached to The PREMISE, OF good quality The
heins anxious TO close all thriI business will great lar.
gam ~ the stye named property but it sold BY Theirs
dsy the Is, 81 AiIc Will that day, the pren:e. set
up 10 The highest bidder. ~ the and piae e. v III be
'd, 10 the highest bidder, ait Of the stock every escrp.
ton, intaon utensils, household and kncen ,,ur, and
e'ey other dese iroa Of property belonging the firm
The Terms of the real will be made known ON t,e
lay Of sale the personal estate will be- months for ali
suH. over tea collars with bond sud approved uads
ten doia:s, cash will be required.
SAMUEL OWEN.
JUDITH L. NELSON.
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pROpOSAI.S

PROPOSALS
{or ya5issLssg sn Eredrietsbrg, tSsina, sean ''y
,,e,s;p' per- to DC called fhs $50.
POLITICAL ARENA & LITERARY MUshO N =.
BY JOHN MINOR.
a OWEvER may the custom !" 'nuo"SSe Pc
possis OF this almost interninzhe ena "
bare uuisins aud well rounded periods, our ~, ~ -.
read aud proceed wi, the real object
ic the considers alton Of whea we have soe"ea Ae a"s"
I country like ours, where the eibeips ofthe state de-
~ some dss,.e Ip.1 II. Tue sse mind should
eds no, only of the facts which are evolved 10 ne ~ VI
which NAV b. tsL, Of each measure Government VII.
pazan and opponents aud the Editor VINO open JUS
selunn e.sayi and encourage temperate discussion
BY every power, would ~ his readers t
advantage being enabled 70 eos the Of
boil, sides, and draw his wihes' Tue necessity
Of paying for paper-On these wa De een-
@ s NOV . Offered , Ir yas to sou his page.
such Of III. productions Of science and iei allure a. he may
wal, mol Prove the Iea. interesting paf Of his paper, The
tai many literary tnds have promised hi.
miscellaneous, intelligence and advertisements will oeeupy
The rest vi the sheet.
The Political rene and Literary Huseum will be pub.
i'hed twice week. FIVE dollars annu in I'D, aai
be simi!sr and type to the ConstiutionsI Wing.
The pooe alton will commence sufficient NUM-
suh'c ption lists requested ietuin them tue hrst u
All letter, addressed To the Editor nlu rot paid.
Advertisements nseied an the ,is,'r' ,si'ns
Feb O. ci-fawds
w as co~l,iiicd jail the Town q Peter 6ag
w runaway, the 29h day vi Sept 1896 negro
named JERRY, who that he belongs Elijah Hyatt,
black @ a ne 50 e.,
aaii the sht below the bow and ais" small
prey. hi. properly charges and take him away lie
ROGER MALLORY, Jail,r
We sae,e,bei nslns aii authorized by the Ltgaiee. OF
1 s sis r1ray ss gs M sale
~ the county Of Amelia, adjoining the
ciShy oi which low
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FILL GOODS.

F-iLL GOODS.
IN receiving aud opening large proportion of
W Fall anI W,uier GOODS amongst openings
Bales vi rose, punt and Julie hiankris
Bases Iiait cO;lons, makers
Bales hsnnels, ieirnn aud bedr-.ins
Bales hleached aud unbeaced sheeinrs aud .
ing, conr.eie assprt;n,nt-
Broad elo;hs aud cassites, Of all qualities the
superior Imported
Pss5c cloths, Of all colours
Ve.;iays TO su't tue
Silk. cJon and worsted hosiery
Furniture cambria and garment dinisies
Cases irsh linen, long lawn aud shertine
few gieces FLANDERS she etns and eheap
Cases sattImei he'd tiokings aud tierks
Boxes oi looking siAsse put up DOZENS for wholesale
trade
Cotton .hutinss, euiton eamsrieL,
Mu'iin, h1n.h1zines, bon,ifILttls
Diapers ami liien csn,bfics
complete as'ment Of merino sni cahncre ,hawis and
scaris some beautiful
q .uali assortment merino and cashmere hdkf..
a few beautiful PLAIN hicek silks
Tin cad Iaees, Ia bObbn aud
Canton, nInkn and Italian grapes
piece seauttfui gauke aannr..
ihey expect dairy additional :urpcs from New Yo,k and
'pi" all which VIII he sold much under former piI'c
DC. .. 42-tf WIN -sEAJ.E co,
l'liE suJeriDeT viii eel Que, 9u, 10. &c afn,
n iouf tass his tract Of land two miles West Of Caa,e
courthouse, aud ~ miles South L,ncbbarg together s.
tEe plant at'OH utensIl stocks OF all kiis oet.
foduef &c; the working hands, eleven unher with an
additional band TO cook and the rest continue On
TIE plantation daring thu The tact contains about $50
ACRES has ON IT small dwelling house touin.
the yard, oyofseers house. ce-loue with store room
above, smokebOuse, kitchen aud scrvauis and
stable and carriage house Some Of the houses newly buii
aud the rest newly repaired and occupied repaired
fhi, plantation from owner for him 10 CAV.
10 the personal attention necessary, and H..
cOB,id. able expense ia fitting for the comfortable accom-
mediation uf iaiy that might The attention If
purchasers The time Of wall he extended ii es
by The purchaser ANY Pefsvn wIsbi.c o0B,nncat witt,
the 'ubstfibsr will direct 10 Charlotte eoutihoae.
Jan 81. siols,
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Chancery. IN Chesterfield county court January g. te9y
Edward Robertson eorge lsobertson Richard W;Lr
sen and Judith " his wife, late judith w Ro5erson Pit
Against
CanAfne Robe tson exrx Of iona, Robertson dec Tho,
Wilkinson aud Mary his wife, late Mary Robertson Josi,l
Condfey Sally his wife, Field Robertson and Elizabeth vii
kin.on late Rohuson ALA! d. obefi.Ou aud Eliza Ann
Kohertson, infants offender ,eafs Defs ~
This day the Plaintiff by Thomas w Leigh Es,, ,be;r
Attorney and filed then bill against the said Defendants and Il
appear ing by sasactr evidence that the defendants Tho,
wilkinson snd May his wife, aud Josh Condrey al e not IN
abisns Of tbs coo,nonweab, and they having entered
heH appearance aud security according The ACT ~
Assembly and the rules Of this court Ordered that the said
III" named defendants dcaTPesI here the Monday
10 April next, the bill Of The plaintiff, and that
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted 10 Richmond En-
qurer iof two months ucccsvel aud another copy posted AZ
The ont door Of the courthouse Of this touuy Tor two ,uocs
sise court days copy. Tes,e,
Feb. Gl -sgyf LAWSON NIJNNsrrv =
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.EDyN,E.

Jreoufiye U,pnrfnsuf, Feb 4, 1927.
E1RorosAIs will be rtetis.d ,hr DepD,iptn until the
2J, instant, f Tie pue e The H,g nov m the
PenHeutisfy for saic an4 ffanirutatiol.
Iy order Of tne BHeCuiiee.
WIZ RICHARDS ONCE
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-NDIIGE

lie Stockholders Of the MectaaesyIe Turnpike Com,
fsay arc hereby required 70 pay before d,e 2eib
day Of February next MY dollars each share faddi
tionai pbeir held by Them respectively The capital
stsck u the said company.
by order Of The IL esiJent and Directors.
6. ~. CARRfNGTON, Tfeasursr.
Jan q fO-favfd