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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-11-14

rHe iToH' tnc HIHu Us NigOr from tne IND;
And LIES enchanted cup out sparkless near
the brim.''
A thousand objects, as we start into
life, conspire to fill the soul with the pas
sion of Ambition. Who can look with
the clear and ardent eye of youth, upon
the flowers with which his future path Of
life appears TO be sirewn, and not seek
to weave u wreath of their varied and
glowing colours' Who can contemplate
the star Of Fame glimmering amidst the
clouds that trembe around her dizzy
height, and not feel his bosom swell with
emotions which he can never express,
and yet which he cannot entirely con-
ceal? Ii is this which causes the proud
conqueror to rejoice, as he sits on his
trumphal chariot, with the gathered
spuils and trophies Of natur Q around
him: 1t is this which thrills the bosom of
the Philosopher, and fills with the fire
of thought, the Poets eye.
But this may be reasonably inferred,
that the thoughts Of our own dissolution
can never ba, G place in our bosoms,
while they throb with the restless and
aspiring emotions of our dawning years.
Could this below soon would they van
ish away, and the musing spirit be
brought to ponder on the mu,abili,y off
all earthly objects. 1t is DGArm, which
is the terror and the bitter enemy to i'm
pure pleasure and unholy ambition. Its
voice is as the sound Of many waters
as the great deep, which lit,eth up his
hands on bigh;'-and it speaks to tha,
ear which is'not more deaf than the adj
der, saying 'Al II is vanity -
Ask him who turns away in utter hope
essuoss Of his spirit, and the brok enncss
,f his own sorrowlul heart from the
grave Of one he loved ;--pcrchance n
vife-a kind rarent--an attractive broth
,r--or an afectionate sister, to whose
heart he submitted all his
sorrow and his ASK him whero is
he syfen's song Of pleasure which be-
ruled them on earIh--Ask him if the ,
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-11-14
A GENEROUS QUEEN.

When Pallas, the celebrated natur-
nlist, offered his collection Of minerals
to the Russian government, he demand.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-11-14
AMBITION.

II there are any dark spots in life up
on which we may look back, where the
bitter waters of affiiclion have been
mingled in the chalice of Joy, their ori-
gin may be traced to impure and un-
bounded passions. would not gainsay
the truth, that reasonable aspirings al
ter honor, or riches, or fame, are
laudabe. There is perhaps no feeling
of the human heart more interviewer with
our natures than the passion Of Ambition
It is the sweet food Of onr fancy, when
we awake in the glowing and halcyon
days Of our sunny youth-whle we are
irrcsistiby led to contemplate life as but
gilded panorama, wherein all bright
and beautiful objects arc concentrated -
when the visions Of hope sprung up like
flowers in the youthful bosom when no
storm is lowcrIng-when no tempest
hath gathered. Were it possible that
the dreams of our ambition-that Que
half OF our vain yearning for honor or
fame could be iulfiIed-then might the
aspiring bosom thrill with delight then
might this earth be deemed but another
EDEN, where the spirit of joy shed its
hallowed extacies-where tho dark
clouds of evil were not permitted to low
er-or tho fittul and teversh disappoint-
mcnts of life came not in their bitterness
to the Tranquil spirit.
But alas!-as Time bears away on its
troubled wave, the dim lapses OF our
faded years, to;mlngle with the s!oreless
ocean of Eternity, how do the thronging
plans Of human ambition decay within
that breast where they sprung? The dark
and sorrowinl trath Of maturcr years, is
presented in bitter exchange for The gor-
eeous and ovcr-wrought colouiinss Of
the young and enthusiast soul. II is only
cxperience-that constant prince that
bitter monitor which may tell US how flu
tile are many of our fond expections:-I
and it is not until we have found the gar
lands of our young existence withered-
until we find the tempest clouds Of dis
lowering darkly above and
around us, where we had deemed the
sun ofpIeasure poured a flood Of glory.
from the resplendent zenith Of his Course
that we are forced 20 excaim, as we look
back upon the bright morning of our
and the shadows and sun
shine ofour departed existence that
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-11-14
THE POWER OF BEAUTY.
saw the"e Aristotle also,

Whom that the queen of Greece also
Hath brldIeJ, that Ia lhllkc time
She made inm such syllosis 90
Ihut ne iOrynt AL his lus * ~ ! =.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-11-14

Successors of W Illiam Chambers
A supply of the above celebrated Medicine
is received and for sale by SMITH & FAR
MENTER, Cadet Office. Warranted gcnu-
me. August rs.
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Years steal

Fire from the mind as vigor from the limb;
And LIES enchanted cup out sparkless neal
the brm.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-21

open and rlied vi every ya.uabl. ,,l,e, ,;cv cou-
tanned The Captain portable desk was.shiy cred
10 atoms, and thr contents, whatever they were
gonel Money, To a large amount, had ii.anneer
ed' From the wreck ot iruuk>, lady passenger
recovered pair ct six stocking, marked with
her oUh nume-she put them on but the humane
wreckeIs compelled her TO restore them 10 her
deiireroSri
= The aforementioned III Imam declared he had
TlVO IN his trunk IN which was found $50 in spe-
cie, and rags oi ha had been $50 IN notes Til,
hopiiasis wrerkers took 10 OF the 30 for sari,,e
the whole 100, and the iddv, In whose house M,
unfortunate man was, took three OF the r-maInins
iive for his board There was one trunk uiss;,,s
dH0s ether. which was declared TO contain are,
sum OF money, and yet one of the ladies fund =
shavi OF her own IN e of The rned trunks, which
she Knew had been safely locked in tie one tina,
was nssins,, What became of this trunk,
a passenger, whom have seen in New
0ern, had thrown oil his coat, and was reposing on
oa'e OF cotton, when the vessel struck tile mex,
morning his coat hoated on shore, but the so9
"cUfted wfeckers thought this too great y
iiAurJ, aad therefore took it FROM him,
- The poor mate, Who solemnIy as.everates the
ruth OF the story, had his q iadrant, which the
wreckers thought ruinei, kindly restored to him.
iie cleaned 1t however, and found it would still
answer his purpose. The wreckers found this out
100 and as kindly forced it from him again Yes,
he asserts That con took it from him, aud at his
IL n
= We cannot be more minute, but surely we
nave mentioned enough to fill every feeling heart
win ue,ess,ion OF such baIb,riiy, upon the shores
Oh Christian country. Il would disgrace the
meridian OF Morocco; and obec, is attained, il
we nave thus stamped it with the brand Of ernal
snaihe' some, perhaps, may think that th.se
transactions should be buried in forsetfuness, but
were we Inclined 20 do so, infamy would snatch
tneu' from oblivion, and exhibit them as trophies
oil het deesta5e triumph
These charges before the public, and tn.
accused know whether they are true or false.
!hey are hom the lips of the sufferers who were.
ana we suppose are, ready TO sustain them by their
oa'hs' But as there is possibility. would we
could say hope, that they may be overcharged we
,e"s'h from giving names on eiher side We
nave no doubt that these atrocious crcums, nces will
De iaid beor" the northern public uader the proper
signatures, and wish with all our hearts. for the
sake oil The persons implicated, that they may be
enabled TO take of the odous colors of the frghful
picture But it IT is destined to stand in all lis dc
ormlty, the painters it should be held IN 10 nub
lie lniamy and contempt"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-21
FROM RIO GRANDE.


We Learn, by gentleman from Rio GIanJe. tha,
fienennan commanded the party Of 400 Brpz
,1ah' which laely surrounded party OF $50 to 200
olenos Ayreans, who were amusing themselve-
IN village In advance of their army. They were
completely surprised, being caught with their arms
stacked They still made desperate resistance
Inc men who Teiu-ed TO surrender and who were
ourht IN house, were supposed TO have been
Brazilian deseriers, who knew the fate which avail.
ted them, il taken.
Inc prisoners were taken TO Rio Grande. The
soldiers were put in irons and confined TO prison.
among the officers taken was hIaior Lavslci,
nephew TO the Genera of that name
feople were puzzled TO account for the long in
activity oil Buenos AyIean Army, which could
nave taken military possession of the whole Pro.
vince al any time after the battle of Iluzaingo
erhaps an 1I1giish article accounts rightly for this
inactivity, In ITS report Of proposition for the Pro-
vince being acknowledged independent-wbich had
10 De sent TO Bnenos Ayres for Consideration. II
IS salu TO have been declined; and now we find that
hostiiites have been recommence by the Brazilians
we may expect Gen. Avear will move forward
again, and consummate his plans.
Inc herman regiments, by deaths CAPTURES.
$50. "'"o's' 70 "'ou'
The 'fsirs of Brazil are considered in an unDro-
missing state, there appears to be want of yyis-
don anu intelligence in conducting its concerns; and
I"shness where there ought to be prudence How
,ew people are quail fed in every respect to rule!
81 almost every one conceis himself fitted 10 be q
"ts' rate statesman and Legislator II BOst Pail.
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EOR NHLN-

StShE Suh,oriber wi-hv. to sell that well KNOWN
- sd IllEVINGAV, situated the main Wei,
W H2lh ~ The county Of Montgomery mile.
Mes' OF Salem IN BoetpuH county Oh both liz H.
Roanoke River, containing between 500 ana OgO &C.,
i've hundred &C res OF winch first Lool land .t -
Temp, corn, o tobacco '1 'u'''u l"
ms one OF the esl improved, fertile and be,,i
iaTnis above Tue blue Rlee the fepcinp i
pos's- The improvement, CONSIST of handsome t, 10,
oiek dwelling h"i.s, kitchen, hOuse carriage L,o q
hne Barn coed Stable (witi taken 10 nine. ~ ~ ,
s2od nan, anu one II the inest Diil cries IN H.
"heh ds two hundred acres Of wood llnd..taeI,
oi0iei Tor nos pasture. The Ovsrseer's bou.e 49,,
Iuaers are very comfortable In short, the Who'll 81
P"Ve'Hents are new, neat snd built IN the no.t
m4nne There Is llsn sbuildng the ~ enri,e S,i a.
Tavern Ssnd, aud one Of the best the counIry ~ 80
" arrives. "s Asa'' . west dai-
lie also vgshe- TO sell bis TURNPIKE Owe, III, Al,t
"'"n sni beginning not far from Fotacrinra, isr~ 80
aef stock "a Vugna. Thelsw suhor.ng ms rod tl
me subsc her perpetual estate aud requires b 49, ",
Pg,ts ans from The tolls, should yield an interest If @
r., man =, or more than 10 per on the ,r,r;t -
tS.VyoOl III has Ter several Guu. 10
as"-oeY'Is al SMALL tracts 81 Land said TuppiE 1T
ne sh"Fe property very vsuable-il Will be- .ol . -
' o. pe,y NoeTa Terms Application 10 he made To-
ei be"hy or Col BernHd Pey ton, lrchnoud o, t
GEO HANCOCK
Augu.t - Foihitgas. "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-21

~ vfiue 90 pecd ~ Tust .sssui.d 10 Gle Sgsri er
=, ON the 2Sb day OF April, 1924 hy William Thompon
Folly b., WIFE, Tor the purpose Of .ecuins lie payment %
teht therein men,i.ned due 10 McKisneys Thornton
which as ecn tuy recorded IA the Of the clerk, the
county count ct Blu kpgsu they ;, H.
The pfsm.es I" "a, highest b,dde for cash. Saturday the
sh day oi September next, certain parcel Land
W 80 much thereof viii be sUci,nt salis, pay
debt 90 debts m said dc Ell mtntced AID and char
Attending the s,d sse i,ns aud being couaiv Buck
'nshSm o both siis Of the Buckingham rai, b
isnts ct Wm jones' Samuel Jphnsihe john
Mecortrek Samuel branch and others. being
land which the said William Thompson live aud com.
monty ealetand known by the OF the Store The
improvements on the above .entoned land, of caod
Tavern House two Store Houses and Houses
aud may with Pioprisiy be sud, that
stands lot Tavern in the Upper Country
The Suhsorhers wall title onv To- tl. rure IN
ser, as Is VESTED IA thea by the Deed OF trust iesai.
SAiL DRANCH, %,
GLUN Err u. GILLIAN, ArAFses'
Aususi7 ., -
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FOR SALE.

VIE FoTsr Forest, Home Tract al chat psri n the
estate stitched 90 the Mansion House, containing hy re-
tn uivey one houaud snd seventy four scref and fef
guUefi o tn ifnd before offered The public about
u sefes e atsdy cleared, the rest in woods heavily tim
1gfe ad lhe greiier pat tobacco land Of fs fs quality
me eated 'nt with the exception Of about ~ a IN
good hea capable under udici prodnen
us o ne exhausted portion mis- he feclined Tbs
plantation iant one mile from tie Turnpike and srt ON
y'hn 2 sven wsfutd, being ntefscctd by any tfsnch-
~ hadmg wuhn ts ufs and therefore not subject 90
oFe'"! 'inE not less f4u 81 uf hf7nch aud bot
lom 'fnd fh adsptcd 70 the culture ri Timothy and other
st SUD tethepufpose Of Standing tobacco i1A about ono
dH % the hrarch and Be- st IN wood. On The plantation
s barge framed Whcst hsfn
WI" good hfchins machine. The mausion heuse sfoorv
ephsthn lan1'ome, and Situated emincnce command
nE fy ibf whOle of tie srabie land Of the form IrpJ
s 20 remove g. smother ffc the above pfopefy s tfeeJ
w 20 tsh or credit, and feel hesitation IN s,er,,
'"' 10 tobacco planter few estates ere de.ush-
r,dro6, 5cs - - -
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MDHC 4TInnr

hE subscriber respectfully informs the Public That his
next eaem'e year will commence on the III al fsob.r
ill., Lin french, Spanish Eurli.h language and
Wy t'h' "f'i's VIII TORN The eouse Of Instruction. The ar
M made a, such as to the lo.es attention 70
sats Tue Seminary, aud 60 warrant sexueet
h9n inat hs F1pi will continue 10 eni,t fe I,sb 1is
"9 rl 'hey have, nov, undeniab'y asqmicd.
Inc undersigned fa5 ensarcd tbe undecided ,o,. 81 -.
lie'e native ~ France, who hishly nded ~
ueheIs' la fy etc; ani Tor whose qusi6 atoms Mr. pupo
so ihu8dtlrhi has ofed to becue pe.onalIv resnen.
s"'' Sesef1 u the Scnor Cl4ss HAVING attained fe
eesiryi Tor mairieuialion tie University i Is
sshc''7 "oeaiontd by their preparation f. youth,
rom ht country can be received mcmb.r Of the family n
"Sau2n b-nade before the let Ut September. Theschoc
VIZ " hm''dt> - to each feaohef NJ Pupil can be
$3.50 49,, = WeIt bnsirh oTholaf Will BURKE.
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LFND FID ,S9y-F

1r4 virtue of Deed Tri.t executed IN me Inv Fr,r;
~ O'ooIneard recorded inthe Clicks of field
county court aud b. airing date the 5ih Of April 1874
ueose M'rkaa it, anl Vincent MAJ will he sold on tEe
see az pubic auction, for tsdy MONEY! the igh day
Of September next, the I of land conveyed 10 ,
a aeed containing between 700 1000 acres ooe1ps
~ He SAID Francis Osborne lying The Aptomatox
Acnnierabe portion Of this land Is good low rr,r ,l
high ground i' also Of good quality. The Subscriber wal
convey such title II him as ttu.iee ~ ny
August -. ' .-,ee'
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Ausn.,7.


LFHSteeS sac OF Lu7ld ana .Negroes.
virtue Of Deed o Tu.t Thos. Bail and Elizabeth
s'hs wi., 10 the subsciIbe for purposes therein men
toned vii he sold to the highest bidder, fo cash front Of
'he be rs,eru M the city OF Richmond, Friday the So
DAY Vf August arts Of land. wing in The comfy al
containing SO adj uin the Broad Rock
'se end mme lately oppostethe other acres
i'I'm'"g Mayo. Saw MIL Falling Crcek-and thu follow
's named slaves Anaca, valuable cook Lucy in
crease. RlUH. HOOKER. .
guy Il 25 ids
II lac above sale IS postponed until Weinesday the 22d
'ni,at X BOOKER.
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Rdines's Tauern for Leasc.

tItJTT \, ag..I = &C. TOT 1@tuSC.
es' h"ider on The premises, Monday ibe ne, la ~
p'oher n Si fair otherwise The next sir day ,b,, veil
h otand' lSainess Tavern, situate tie county of Cam
ptttnd at The junction of the Northern sutbern
Eastern aud western Stage roads, nearly centric, be,r
e ana LyneLbuig The many other advantage % CON
neeed vain tbs stand believed to he so wei kno
Ntr iuither description OF it Reoessary: sumo
III ore 10 say thit II IS inferior Virginia Bunb
wn aPproyed security will he required person or pe
% Iasi5 aud possession given the twenty fifth of Deem
inc privilege OF seeding crop Of Wheat Tor which
&c. &c. " - " ''"' s , gem
r. D Should any prefer buyins the aaye .tsnJ b
auu esSl"S IL lines TO me, residing IT, Is more ta1
leasing that day. " - ~ :, o.
August :. O, ~
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" IRGtNfA. a. a snr.,,o, .eeail. ol ..,,....
1891 's''''"s"s''" ''s ivie "a. oiJa,s
rike Street,
Asaist rliN
Wu'sn street, 1eorce Street, Antl,onv ST., =,
WI W NJ! street and William Morris. u 'a.'"'A
,, ~. - 49,, -. having heiii ssde efenI.nt ~ .
~ W. gay oi.d hi' answrr su' thereuron The es.. " %
he mn; sc,y Consent 90 The parties 5y their counsel %
ur, answers, rtpieaivn exhibits and ,.am;,.,ti, OF
sss, shi was kuedL ~ G"uns, con.id Is1, "a,
u y oonsen' tie court doth oider that the rlsn III
AZ o. ms administrations II the e,,se of John
sc,i @ % W. eonrni'ssiontis OF u. count, MIN
''S'v !" 'SH'nne stae snd settle tie sane ,.,; VI
@ ovo as s'e eharstahl, The o.tae ana N
,Peey, su'h other maittrsEs eintr pat, mas r.
uie sanie to TIE court; and OF All ,h shi
~ hs .au'ethe sale by The complainant L. William Gs'
" ,nt .snsnent IA the proceedings mentioned, CO.. .
Sbt S Ls, lying N the CITY Of Hchmund bsS,,y
Sno.A a. ehouse aud James Kier, is eonGrmra s
court doth iGfth.r oder, when good tle .ai n 'e
"s'ehaah Morris io the that he nay the .r
me foreha't MONEY which shalt chen be due y
# nate ., may ~ieiy be due thereon, into the s
ota.r OF the court aud The SAID Tenement sbsm u"ie
ste' 10 ANY failure order Of the court in relsvn 10
1H9e % me r.sehaae inoney, 'u the whoie be psi "a
'Nf!', A'sl', WM w. UENlNG. e.
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TUX H.1LE,
ff'HE trad u land For. Creek wherein now re,i5,
continuing, hy late survey, $50 Sores rl winch $50 sr
sui ~ woods aud so creek low grounds, well which
may 3e made pcifectyslc from wste with iiug .rerce
Inc hge are suacient Tor amsil family ~ib eSreleft
Tobacco ouses Ice house &c with apple peach Or
chsfd' and variety NJ 1i tgh and rrsres selected ,
cae o. whirh addition viii BE- made this fall This s,n,
hon worth the attention of any reisrn dtsrou Of a,m.
'ettmc being very healthy, well waieed an aesesabfe
ncshh9lh0pj, and miles above FRINGE Edward ro-tlo.
snd from Hampden syduey college. Terms -One.Gn in
band and tbe balance tour anna r.fsnen Pcs.
are invited 90 call WN BERtttrtv
Pince Edwsrd, May 10. LAM
" IT, Iftbe above Il sold before me thirJ W,oi,y ia
O.toher, will iien he offered Al public ssle AZ P,,oe
WI Cnufthoufe on That DAY a y O'clock. W. 10.
June ~ 10 faftdst
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INTENDING 20 this fali 10 the territory of Flort
"def iot ,ale,iny estate Che Bappahsnnoek river M
zoe county ~ Isnier. and shout eighteen miles afoye H.
defiekshorr called MOUNT EPHRAtM; bis e very es,
i'e sosiion ind highly Improved having all The fud,r
toi usti conioi and eltgance, ntcessay fof GENTLE
county fcsidtnrei and healthy ss any sn.iron n Vi
gihi Having determined 90 fomove viii cell thi, hand
m estate ai very ieduttd price, enf mske Tie terms
Gtnutt men dnrd Go purchase inviie 90 come s5 ,.
hn Popcy will slrc, sen of ian Of Thee tt,
afs end Ninety Five acres. inhe county Of Culpfgsf near
Ca'eif Hriiss (N1rm'ss Ford) called 0e Csiis,l ,pr
Afin % if2-u Tffog. UNo1VS
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= " afcree Of the seperor court Of Chanrs
@ wy 80. iW"hi ul-tftc pronounced on The fgfb n
20 hc case q pmwfiiv WItiD,,n shall proceed
he pfeuff ai public o. the BIZ hest ffddfr 81
", Wy o., etinefi lie house snd bot 10 Ire ciy Of WdGsr
t, rae ftsffuion 81 tig heis ~ Csfief Bmwra.
lV, ,Nei Snow Iauts Lot. aud siaated al az
t,'i end u Fiaiu street a anf ol ie s-i - M
y ionmy for fte cofnf9fisbir accommodated
tiisf we ftefiou airy, ani srh some Idle ffraHt
@ w q pleasant afotifncs any ~ ihe eify. u
1'.u ~ hr tiiih srfh The terms VIII &C. rsedr 81
If we ruf cheer rifr- bond with good sfcufify
"" "s e Co ht Tflpfft retained uofil htfd o. paid.
hrrrfs. +'-'"i''7''' Co., " &C.. .."' '
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~ The Go''r9' e. a. co3g9a9. 81 Ji1s'a

~ FAS u ma been represented the Executive nj,
- ~ NeHon Jf Of Bousl, that the 9Th inst I'D. me-
SO ihan MEREDITH struck with Ia kill and A T.
h,nded' has uottliy u,ded Dresser nsIuca r. ar ,
Oh '"u i"lt the sad slave Immediately made hi tse.pe
nov gong NJ iigt' lave therefore thought uroper ,g n
the au'iee % Tie Council Of Si1, offer e,sd os5j
y P4f'2n o persons Who wiz aFprehtnd sni COVE, e. N
VuniJ 81 Louisa siuetsd The ssl .lsve Meredith, Anl
No. n'o' eoytr t4ie all oeer', civil aud military and s,or
sou people ct N" CHumOnweaih hen h.st s,
10 e"'e the SAID fugitive 60 he appfchenlt bs lac
may be dealt with astne law direct ~ i '' "~
N''eD uhutr ny hsh a. G"sernor and uader me seal
g., 81 ue Ccmmp. wealth. li Achin.ad M. a FL ',.,
~, - 81 rnsi '8@f. WI. -. GILES
mei edHh s about ~ yeas oil about feet niche big OF
'eYwish oDprx,ou, very strong WcI made ,o hi
We. d. t'.sd III white spun, aud viii no doubt
Au.u.ff4 90
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HaLU.aBLE PROPERTT FOR SHE

hN the 2ih day Of September next, being BeLfod eou
'isy Wal SELL on CT edit Of two tnfee four five
eais' The Bel Tavern, which occupied ny me. Tin.
i u 50 we'll kHowni, DESCRIPTION of the property
~ ei'd" oi one t"" aud three years. Tract Land lying
lou. one nie north OF ibey, continuing $50 Tins
a' h1undt ON one s'de by Lite Otter lies remai ably
ven "nd IL OF very fertile quality. Also another tract ii
" ping n3out ~ mes South OF Lbetty which former
~ hv'l The improvement On tia, land AZ god and we'll
a. iot store and i'denee OF family will also sell
ey aud also bewren - - 90 likely negroes nv stock VI
every aesepl'on-in which there vau.b. horses. and
~ my household aud ktehea furniture aud plantation uten.
Tue purchaser Of the Tavern obtain with II large sup
y OF Saiu snd all other supplies necessary ofte
credit. -" f''Ne anu Y" "'e"'
ne SUBSCRIBE beng absolutely determined {, move
,ne safe 0i The above property viii ilsiuy take place.
seldom 'hat such property brought market ,uch
n a. WM TERRY.
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Idceiyi, LaIid. &C. Tor Sale.
VIE suh.e,her being dts .f changing hi, Dutsu
dttefun-i 4" sell aud rfs,s ale that ,aln,,,
Tavern II Sussex eousthza, with from lud acre. Of
sd 20 he' hundrcd beet the IA, sha,er ann
possession Etssn Immediately. For thv alton of Thor
Nho are "h'eluaiuej with this ssiabiheEt m saw tb,,
'neh IN opportunity has not any ia Al,
eh'fii,ins man TO make his foi,nne The Ta,c house !,
tug ana convenient th all ueCCaiy houses To, .,ah
mess done at tins Tavern, dine from Ventyve To one u.
urea ana n persons On public dsJsleed Irou hunar,
and fifty 10 wV hundfs horses aud have 4, ON E ~
hy peson' to stay all night aud sci, splits, he b.r
sanc Ftor"fuoh The great advantage doing brsne
place other nts of t. kl - inn ar
whole cash hne.s, and there beirs NO orroiou II
man val Keep good house he will certainly Get With v.r,
great encouragement, Persons wishing TO e;rsre IN th
huness invited To view the when IN, term
VIII be made known, which shall be accommodating or il
exchange Tor farm not foiy miles from Peters
burg. C.XIiIiS Mi All,
G. fh,ti.e
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COFARY.N,ERSHTP

'lI 'eheF5 having unite! the Mercantile nu.,ne.
~ Dae s5ham tou'lhoase under the firm 81 Dnnl,.
'Ae IeaVe 10 call the attention Of the public 10 h,ir
~ OF d2ofs which eompries almost eyefy s,se
- - 'i,e s,A'oi. Ihey pledge themselves 10 se At law
FS, 'v money ortt good Customers a credu ofone 49,
t"''ns alvey on the lat day Of July. JOHN DUNLAP
August !, 1897. -' AaNi MAN