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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-11

we perceive by the Winchester Republican
that the late Anniversary was celebrated IN 'ha'
peighborhood with great spirit and enure mar
monv. A, the principal dinner party the toasts
were chiefly political, and consequently may De
taken as an indication Of the relative strength
of The Presidential candidates, as lar as the
coun,y of Frederick is concerned. lhs Gator
oF,be Republican remarks:-"Ihere were hi-'
teen toasts for the administration, and eleven
,qa;us, it. Of the fifteen friends oil the admin
scranton eLersn are voters Of the eleven op-
posed 10 il, fee are voters. II Is not intendeo
nv this TO claim corresponding majority IN
The county; for it is difficult to conjecture on
which side The majority will be found; but we
simply mention the fact for wha, it is worth
At the other celebrations the toasts appear TO
have been pretty equally divided"
In 1924, the County vote for President was,
for Jackson 279-for Adams 81.
poli.ical paper called the "Signs OF the
Tines" has just been established in Ports
mouth, n. II. II advocates with great ability,
the cause Of the present Administration, and
handles the leaders Of the "Combination" with
lust severity The Hon. WILLIAM PLUMER, an
old and experienced member Of Congress from
that State, in a note, ordering the new paper,
saws to the edi,ors:-"I cordially approve the
o. principles stated in your prospectus, a6 SIN
cerely hope your success in the undertaking
will exceed your highest expectations. OF all
the parties that have known for the last fifty
years in this country, and l have sedulously
watched and observed them, have never known
one so corrupt and unprincipled, or who have
so fearlessly disregarded truth and set the pub
lie interest at defiance, as the present party who
are opposed to the administration of the United
States. Such an organized system Of opposi-
ton ought to excite the vigilance Of every
friend to his country to protect and guard our
rights agains, their encroachments. Such
faction, appears to me, more dangerous to our
freedom than hostile army invading our
shores. flour free government, which is the
best on earth, should be doomed to destruction,
it will eventually fall by the Parricidal hands
Of our own sons"
l. Nt-.,0,, AVo
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-11
Saltpetre, Powder, etc.

Saltpetre, Powder, etc.
000 KEGS of Dupont's best Brandywine Gun.
~SO powder, 40 kegs cannon and rock Powder
warranted equal to any other manufacture, and for
sale at reduced price.
90 casks refined salt petre, of best quality
90 packages domestic plaids, blue denims and
pantaloonstrpes this day and for sale by
July 10 A. C.. CAZENOVE& CO.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-11
Sicily Lemons. etc.

Sicily Lemons, ETC.,
q BOXES fresh Sicily lemons, cases women's
~ shoes and pumps, and mems boots, shoes and
pumps, of morocco and calf skin-receixed per schr
Haxall, for sale by
JOHN H. LADD.
In SToRE-Wrapping paper, green coffee
Almonds wanuts and fberts
Madeira wine in quarter casks
Olive oil, barrels cloves
Yellow & blue nankns domestic cotton goods
Leghorn hats and crowns
Cases drab and black hats
Binders and bandboX boards, &c.
iuly9
Lemons, Flour, Cheese, etc.
an BOXES Sicily lemons, said to be in prime or.
ONU der, so bbls. tennessee Flour, superior quail
ty fer family use
IL casks Goshen cheese
4 DO dozen each, London porter
barrels cider vinegar
10 do gin
SIS boxes fresh prunes
20 do dozen each, Claret wine
10 do assorted pickels-this day landing from
sloop Chauncey, Bartram, from NewYork, and for sale
on accommodating terms, by
iulye LINDSAY, HILL CO.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-27
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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-27

q y pursuance at two deeds OF trust, executed 10 tnC
u late Mr.. John Richard and myself, the one by Ro-
bert Gordon and Janneita bis wife, and the other BY
Robert Gordon and Jaunett? his wife aud Andrew
Jameson, both dated on the 2Ith of September, 1919.
and recorded ia the office of the County Court OF Hen
rico, for the benefit of the Bank of the United States; I
as surviving trustee, shall sell at public auction for ready
money, 10 the highest bidder, OH the prinIses, OIL Thurs
day the 18th lsy ef November next, all the property
conveyed by tie above mentioned two deeds of trust, or
SD much theGeo: as may 5e necessary to pay the debts
which 1t was conveyed TO secure. The property convey
Ell by The hrst na,acd deed is as folio ws:-All that
piece or parcel OF land, in the City of Richmond, Oh
which, is erected d lumber house occupied By said Ro-
bert Gordon, aud situate OF 18Th street, between ID and
II StTce;s; one undivided molety oftEo brick tene-
'nen;s, % I. Street, one ofthein occupied, al the date
oi the conveyance, BY Mictac! Wercktniester, and the
other by George Dybali s. Co. aud now occupied By
Josiah u. Abbott { CO. and ---- Couksey; three
orick tencmenis, lathe rear Of the last mentioned pro.
perry. occupied at the date Of the CONVEYANCE, by
Frcnch j. A!a;'n, aud now, by French, 81 Jordon, 'front.'
inS about so feet On 18th Street. All that part of a
lot or parcel of land in The City OF Richmond, Situate
IN the rear of the Banks, frontiDg sixty two feet Oh
Cary or D Street, extending back. one hundred and
--- feet, bound on the one side by llih Street,
on the other by the ground of james Currie. That
halt acre lot OF land IN the rear of The late DIR. Cur
rie's residence, number go, and bounded on two sides
by ! and l0th Streets; one undivided moiety of a par
eel OF land, OF six half acre lots in Couttss addition 10
the City OF Richmond, situate opposite 90 Jackscu's
Garden, and i.nawn by the number twelve.
The property COW ey6 by the decd from Il. Gordon
aud wife and Audrew Jameson, is as follows, viz, a GER
tain lot Or parcel of land situate in the City of R;ci.-
mond. on i Street leading from ID Street between ISt.
and litl Streets, 10 the river, with a lumber house
thereon, being the same lot or parCe! of land which was
conveyed by Robert Gordon executor of James Smith,
10 William Muir, aud by the said Muir conveyed TO
the said Gordon and Andrew Jameson by indentuTe
bearing date the Ilth August, 1919.
RICHARD ANDERSON,
Riciimond, Oct. o, la27. Tor
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-27
PRGIM.9:

At rules, holden in The clerks office Of the superior court
Of chancey for the Riciirnord district, t.e 1st day ~
October, 1927:
William Marshail, pr
Pe!ef WaI,halI. John Poland. curator Of the estate Of JpI,,
Naiihal, VIM. Leath, Joel Leath, Martha Leatf Alfred
kison and Elizabeth his wife, Peter Leath and Ipwis
i.tat"' Thomas Marshall, John Bransford and Elizabeth
hs wife, and Nancy Marshall, Henry Bradshaw and
MARY ms ~''' md Lewis Leaih, adtn'or of John WAL
The defendants Allied Rison and Elizabeth lis s'r VII
R'I :. i!'Sm i'ea'F, not having entered their appearance
aud given security according to the act of assembly and
"e toies OF tbs court and it appearing by satisfactory
evidence, that they arc not Inhabitants of This cour,,y-
II Is ordc'ed, that the said defendants do appear here o m ,Ee
h,s' day oi the ne%i term and answer the bill of the pJain5
tiGs; and that a copy of This order be for,byit, ;nserf.a 80
some newspaper published in the city of Richmond. for two
months successfully and posted at the front door OF ,Lt.
capitol, in The said city.
~ a Gerry. Tesie, WIN. w. HENING.c
PLRGHF?.3:
at rules, hoideo in the clerks Office OF the spperior
court OF chancery for The Richmond district, tie 81
Beverley u. Hrogn ne, Fielding Z. Browne. AMI Or,is
Browne, ,U.
against
Thomas Gaiewood, executor Of Philemon Gatewood,
deceased, Thomas Mann RandoIpb. .Jr. and snssn
his "':e, and John Z. Bowers and Mary his wife.
The defendants John i. Bowers and Mary his W lie.
n't having entered their appearance and given securi.
yaccording to the act Of assembly and the rules OF
tins court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence.
tiat they are not Inhabitants Of this country, it IS or
.eFen' that the said defendants 90 appear here on the
first day Of the next term and answer the ORIGINAL and
amended bills Of the plaintiff; and that a COW Of This
cicer DC forthwith Inserted in some newsps uer publish-
ed 10 tho cHy OF Richmond, for two months success
said city.
Y : copy. TIE, VIM; w. HENlNG. C. c.
TIRGKYI4:
AZ rules, holden in the clerks Office of the suner;or
court o. cIaneeTy for the Richmond district, tie "a
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-27
Three Hundred Dollars Reward

WILL be given FOR the apprehension and delivery 10
me, at the Jail Of Henrico County, OF JAMES ",
POACH and WILLIAM w. ANDREWS, who ss-
capped from tic said jail on the night Of the 1su, OF
either of them.
Peach is about q years Of age, 5 fec, . inches
hIgh, red hair and blue eyes; has on lus right arm.
married. with India ink, the initials of his uame, the
representation OF a tomb, with 4 man in tic au;,ud.
OF weeping, oTer which, IS Il willow, and under which
IS the date OF his birth, 1906; and on bis lett arm. tMe
representation Of an altar and two hearts United. over
which t"o dove5 snspead;ng a wreath OF love, and
aGoTc the elbow the American flag. Had on linen
Pan'aioons, cotton shirt, a haif worn lar hat, and stric.
ed coat and vest.
Andrews IS about 20 years OF age, light hair, bazle
eyes s7aFthy complexion, ) feet 10 inches high, has
marked with iodia ink, on his right arm, w. W. a.
over which IS the American Flsg and Eagle; on his
ieit arm an altar, over which is an altar AMI two hearts
united, with t%o doycs suspcndiDg a wreath OF love.
Had IN a pale blue domestic coatand pantaioons. viii,
a hat about ball worn. From the best Information |
nave been able to obtain, | am induced to believe tbey
are together at work on the Dismal Swamp Canal.
4. r.. THORNTON, D. NJ.
October 9Th, 1927. r.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-27

4 IN Monday, the 18th day of November mex, ensuing,
~ being i."uisa cou.t-day, it fair, or the next fair dsy.
by virtue Of a trust deed executed by Charles I. Fox, wticil
IS OF record III the clerks Office of Louisa county, to Archi-
bald Tay'c7, Archibald Bryce, Jr. and tile undersigned,
either OF whom may act, ! shall, at Louisa Court house,
expose to public sale, to tie highest bidder, for ready money.
"a lot, piece OF parcel of land allotted to said Cha rles i.
Fox i'll the division OF the land IF his father, John Fox.
deco, of said county. 1hislamd lies on Cub Greek, in the
county o: Louisa, and not very far from Gardner's Tavern.
lie numbrr OF acres is not NOW rccollcc,ed, but may be.
ascertained ny refrrepcs 10 the division, which is of record
III the clerks ciice of Louisa. 1t is said to be OF verv
Soou qua'i;E. Acting as trustee, such title as is We stcd in
ne by Tie aforesaid deed, will be made to the purcl,a ser.
THOMAS B CRENSHAW, Trustee.
Oct , o.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-27
Planting. Pruning. SC.

T1FiIE subscriber being a regular bred HorticuItur.
n Isl, respectfully informs hose persons who have
planted or desire to plant Vines, Fruit Trees, Shrubs.
&c. That he wishes employment the ensuing season in
planning pruning, or laying out pleasure grounds
For character and abilities he can refer 20 the mos,
respectable families in Richmond and ius vicinity.
Il. HEMINGWAY,
&c! ~ -..' S0uth s;dc.ofthe Basin, Ri~hr.0rI.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-27

r n the Philadelphia a~Iagazine.I
TIE VOICE OF WINTER.

r. the Philadelphia aIagazine.l
TIE vOiCE or WINTER.
/ come-my breath is on the blast.
4 wreath of clouds is DER me;
Aud the iuyaliest flowers OF earth, as | mast,
Have wi,heIA aud slIduK before me.
I have found the earth in its richest bloom,
come TO gather its pride to the tomb;
have found it al! with joy elate,
/ come 20 make it desola;e.
TIE leaves OF the trees are rustIing and .av,
TbG sheen OF the rivers is bright as the s.riny,-
I w!! blow those rusiling leaves away,
/ will stop The strcamlct's murmurirg:
/ will strip of its robe the towering oak,
is roots Shall he torn, and its limbs be broxr;
Twill howl through the waste, and the wild beasts there
A. the sound Of my voice shall shrink 10 their lair.
The eagle Shall close her soaring wing,
And seek her nest on the ryrie high:
AMI every sonsster cease to sing,
At the sound of NY oninous rushing by.
I wi! bow tn Inc dust the gayest flowers,
Aud strip Of their Pride the fhirsst bowers;
viii clothe the earth in white as / conie-
The winding sheet Other wintry tomb! S. G., F.
The following lines were copied from the Register at the
Hotel, Niagara:-
ITO learn, poor fallen man, jus, trace this boot,
How vain, how weak, now low his s~cribblings look.
WculI you his Maker know, cxalt your soul,
lie writes his name where yonder waters roll;
It's pm the iris, Boiling from the sheet,
Fastn@ss the theme, eternity the daie.D
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-27

IN fi6fioUeT county Court, august ED, 1927.
William Griffin Maddox and Mary Maddox his wife,
and Mary Harris, Prs.
against
Samuel Harris, Richard Harris, Thomas Harris in his
own right and ms admiuisti tor of Plummer Harris,
deceased, Samuel, john, Martha and Richard IInr- :.
ris, children of John Harris, decd, the three last of :
whom are Infants under the age of twenty one ! :
years, Warner Atkinson and Maria his wife, who =
was Mark Stanley, and Matilda, Ovenon. Frede. :
rick, Eliza, John and Elwona Stanley, which said
Maria, Matilda, 0verton, Frederick, Eliza, John
and Eiwood, are children of Rachel Stanley, deed.
the four last OF whom are also infants under the are
al twenty one years, DTS.
This dag came the plaintiffs by Richard Morris, their
attorney, and hlcd their bin in this cause, aud The deCe,-
danis Warner Atkinson and Maria his wife, Matilda, Over
Ton, Frederick, Eliza, John and Elwood Stanley, no, havirr
entered their appearance and given security according tI
"a, acl o! assembly and the rules OF this court, and il am
IearinS TO the satisfaction of tie court, that they are NOT
'l!iahtSntS OF this commonwealth; ON the motion of tTs
plaintiffs 1t is ordered, that tho said defendants appear here
on the INST day OF the next court of quarterly session 10 he
He.d ihr t"ls county, and answer tile plaintiffs said bill:
and that Il copy ct this order be forthwith inserted in the
Constitutional IL mig. a newspaper published In the citv or
!iichmo'd, iof two f0nnihs successfully, aud that anoti,e-
copy be posted at the font door of the Courthouse or i,i4
county. a COPY. Tes,c,
TO PHILIP g. WINSTON, C.. II. q.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-27

TM Office nrewarn all persons from cutting Wood
In upon my piece of land of 10 acres. and extending
from the road TO the not,h OF a piece of land formerly Mr..
VIM. hlRckrnZie'>, TO C"iemans line, bounded On the Eas,
oy a piece OF Lamd formerly the property cf The late Ri. Ar
chi5a!d Blair, aud ua Tie Vast by the Hermitage Tract.-
Any person giving legal evidence against any person or
PERSONS guilty o. the said offence, shall DC consideredh ny me
us .asi"s tone me a considerab's service. | give the same
nniice in regard to s acres or land in Duv;l's addition, aud
numbered IN ms l'iHa ~, 2GG aid 2Sg.-i will either sell
or tease Tor " term OF years, the above parcels of laud, and
also . acres, more OF less, on Eic!momd Hin. with a hric,
dwelling house "pan it, and WY near the City: the soil is
Of good Guaii'y.
For Rent, that large and valuable Lot aud Houses o..
Cary Street, ~ present occupied by Mar. James Wallace,
and also the three Story Drick Tenement on l Iui Street,
near Mayors Bii3sr. Possession of both properties to be
had on the Isl OF October next vii! sell on reasonable
terms, the whole ~ any part of the above property, and
also the Lot on !lth Street, running back to Virginia
Street, and adjoining the property Of Mr.. II. l.. Wight.
JAMES HINES.
Richmond, May 18Th, 1897. vCm
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-27
Trust Sale OF Valuable Pronerty.

A2DRSUhHT to the provisions Of a trust deed executed
& b. John 7. Swami, BarjImin Nuckols and Charles
Hughes, on the 18Th of June, 1897, ard dolly recorded
it, In, county courts Of Gooch!a nd and Hanover, will he
sold, ~ public auction, to the Iig!cs. bidder, for cash. be-
iarC the n"rt door Of tive Bell Tavern in the city Of Rich
mont, ON ~ Wednesday the 7h day of November next, ifslir.
u not the next saif day, the following lands, slaves aud other
property, OF so much thereof as may hc necessary to arsvar
''e purposes otiae trust, 70 wit: one tract of land CONTAINING
three hundred acres, tying in Hanover county, called the
EOrky Nils, on which said swami now rrsides, havirr 7
valuable Grist and Saw Mil thereon; also five negroes,
nrrlr,y--Torn, J0hu, Violet, Ned, Pglmyfa and William;
1U! Eve horse; which land, urGrucs and horses. is the
property Of said Sw'np:--ihree otter tracts ofland belong
jns =, said \ ucko's, viz nnc tract containing two hundred
oii sixty acres. lyiuz IN GoDchlauI county, adinini,r f.
- Word au! o'bcrs-cus other tract containing onr hup-
dieI 7rI siSty-onc acres, lying in s4i! county Of G.och-
i-Ii, %a"J'iai"s Joseph Nuc&0is auj o~iicrs-anG one other
tact IN w''irl said Benjamin Suctpls then resided, con-
ilit'ng ore hurried and W~m"fy-rne nCrrs-alsD five slaves,
r+n'e'Y saul. '.'ai, AnrY ""i rbild, NolIcy and Martha,
i'Hr norsfs and cue wnggoG and gear; also tie property OF
sii' Benjamin NUr|uIs:-alsU orn other tract of and cou-
tuning six hurried acres, lying IN Hanover COUNT. aIioiu-
* fine ROCKY Eils '"i Gold 'nirc, on which said hughes
resides, and srvs1 s;ayrs, u1mcly--Babriel Peter. Strsog-
."tn- o'ao, Priscilla, Sally and Martha, a wagon AID
Hr" uotscs, aHi ~ inc said Hughes stock Of every des-
o.I'ion; which last mentioned tract Of land, slaves and
" i''r ~l'opHiy, was oyutd and conveyed by the said
'"tT!c- !t"sacy. The trustees or trustee acting, will only
c9"tsT 'ac ii'c p'stcj in i.rr, US such.
u. a.. CLAIBORNE, -
l.. iiHEt'es.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-27
Vt a court held for Buckingham county, the 9Th day of

At a court held for Buckingham county, the 9Th day of
October, 1927:
Elisha Pastor, PH.
against
joi'n $. Thomas, JOHN :. Eowlin, and /" C"ance:y.
E'aitef l.. Funtama, Dds.
The defendant John $. Nowlin ;ot havIug entered his
Appearance and given security according to the act Of as
sembiy and the rules of this court, and IT appearing to til.
satisfaction of The court, that he is not AN iuhabiianf Of this
commonwealth; Ills ordered, iHat the said John Show
I'M Go appear mere %" iie first day OF January court next.
ana answer tire plaintt 5 bill; and that a copy OF this order
DE forthwith inserted in some one Of the public rcwsDaners
OF tho city of Richmond for two months succcssiyelv. and
posted ~ the front door Of The courthouse Of this county.
30 ACopy. Tes'e, Il. ELDRiDGE, Jr. D. &.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-27

Curious ch0,gs II nc&lcz'--Thc following Singular ap-
plication is made to the legislature OF Tennessee, now in
session:
"MI. MGahee Introduced Il bin TO altar tie name Of
Snsannah CEener TO William Crenicf, which was read the
hfst time and passed. The petitioner had been considered
Il woman; had wo.A female clothes upwards OF 90 years,
and had gone BY Il female name. IN 1925, rst;tioner
changed his hct!s. weni to Visginia, married IL wife, and
is NOW living in Gteen Cnuniy.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-27

Ata review, Gu Mouiay last, in aelnboth, n Imaginable
mistake IS sad Ia have taken place in ihc maun,uvIrs Of a
company al cavalry. The comma niei la oGdeI lag his men
10 u'0mn', inadvertently hGde them 'p,ace the right + Ut in
The sttftuP; and then the consequence was that they al!
lonnd themselves seated rjM hcsr faces logcgds tie tails
q ute HorSss ntey "o9c'-A"d before the officer could cor
rect the error one sergeant had actually wheeled his men,
telling them they were about Ia escor, the reviewing off,
GERS. LEFT IN JronL"-[IFanen Star.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-27

ThctorjcYi tI1nyist.-A writer in the last number
Of Tie Kentucky Gazette, in telling The public how ma.
ny stations ho has filed, like tbe famous Caleb Quo
Ten recounting his catalogue Of professions and occu-
PatIons-iniroduce the following fight Of rbelorick;
winch VIC conceive TO contain a comparison entirely
or1g5n'E Tie author, therefore, is uot in danger Of
being termed a plagiarisa
Although poetry is a good deal out Of mn line as
having been irs, bred a clerk ofCourl; and next mer
camille accountant; and afterwards having studied and
Tfaciised law; which profession ! have almost entire
" reinqdished, from my great aversion to the prac-
'''' WINCH o''N aa'r' Hicifing, mcrcAar )sr" md
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-27
Sale Of Land under Trust Deed.

R~icimona, Oct. o, 1927. lot
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-27

Richmond, May 18th, l&27.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-27

In HdnoUef County Court, august 22d, 1927.
William Griffin Maddox and Mary Maddox his wife. 7
and Mary Harris, Prs. !,
AGAINST !