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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-02
VIM. D. WINSTON, r
July 12-w9t HECTOR DAVIS, { As"S'ces'

81 oIlCE--Comlitted to Campbell Jail, the 9Th
l. Gay OF November last, two negro men, who gay
they belong to Mrs. Newman who has from mrar
hchnonf To- the West. They say they left their owner
a""nt TIE Hliegnany mountnin James yellow fellow,
about twenty six yc' old, full eyes, and has lac SAYS
berd hired 10 ri !"Jcr: lrCcahnw Of city Of ci.
'ia" Tor IL" Ia, 'o years. ChesIey is black Ellov,
ahohi twe"y-Ec Gears Old, n,sic, a"d nc has
i'rcm hiGen work a; tic coa PITS abovc Richmond
ines" fellows had az wlrn conniitcd suit uf blue cln,
clothes and lar bat, aud the other wool hat 1Erv
also say that NJ Thomas nhHsnr Of Louisa county, Va.
IS hohcrin law of Mrs Ncwuau's Tho owner Of sal
n'gs arc requested % rouply with and kc the
same ont &: Jail. GEKMhN JORDAN, Jaiior
May .-~"ISw for Campbell county, II
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-02
Greet Celebration Of TIE Fourth Of IuEu. Ct
.NaShpjYe. Tcnusssco

a
The late anniversary oi American indcpcnIencc ya,
ceiebatd by portion Of lie fIcuds n bc adDn,sr:.
u"" e'eent 10 VT"shWNe and ITS vicinity. az The Man
SION House in that owu. About 2 O'clock the Dec.r
al'h 81 indt P'ndencc read by Thomas gPash;r-,
,nn Esq "er which the cntnpany, Ccnsrstrr of on
"""Itd ara JyteeH sat down elegant dinner pre-.
pared by Nh George Brown Thomas Yentrnan. ,sc
president. assisted by RIcss1s Simon Bradford ana
Matthew Watson az wee presIJcnfs Ane, th ,i,,
was removed, the following oasta were drunk urcpar
ed for te occasion 10y the committee of arrauecmrre
cnnr"scd OF Jessrs ". TapneliI, Thos. Washing too
ti''n s. Hall, Ji'Ds WEIGH, FTaucis b. F'oye Ed,ir
X Wallace and .iOhD p Erwln.
J. jhr day COM ccratod to patriotism and grateful
/ rCcUiicCiion5.
:. The memory Of lVash'oa ton Grsl, on n,,s coca,
sion in the minds of Americans, destined 70 be do
last anId The decaying records of time.
.. The Heroes and SagCs of the Revolution equally
"o'"l o' our gratitude Tor ttciT services: Of htc a
van you'd have been the efforts al the soldier without
INC guidance and co-ope ration OF The Statesman
Il. John Adams and Thomas Observation-Disclosures in
losr Vrs glorious IN their dcabsfuiure ages - Ill
10 ice 10 their memories
~ Ihe surviving presidents Of the United States
--'n'y they long continue to enjoy The gratitude res.
PeCt and esteem Of their country
o. Charles CorroIl Of Corroton-Tbe onlv s,,rviy-
HP S'smer OF lie Declaration Of Independence
T. HE memory OF De Wlr Clniou---IIIs useGnI II
O0rs and patriotic services viii insure him fan,e f.,
o"}0nd lie duration of the party contests Of the dav
- The President Of the United G,ates--AIrke epG
Po =" our respect ny Ire dignity Of Is station and tho
worth Of his Cmtac'cr
me heads Of d'g"rln'cuto--J Udicicusy tolecrcd
To- worth AMI talents.
~ he spirit winch animated the Congress that dc
ciared our Independence -rlaracfe,ized r., ,alep, 5
fuplc virtue unaffected wuh party and selfish views
-. Internal Improvements AID Domestic M.n,,fs,.
'uTrs-Let the friends measures be indeed bv
'oe'r acts and moi Their professions
- The good Ia "a, cftc-Tic esrIv and con.,s,e4
ir'rnd Of liberty throughout lie world
- The Fair Sex
ne" festive n'r,h this DAY employs
10 them we look Tor hizhcr Toys
NOLUN rETRs
by Thomas Ycatnau PrcsIIenI of t,e DIR Tho
"u'ui, industrious, and experienced ls5ourcis wIo
nave discharged their duty ably and honestly, Il rs
,ee'noeT them and not be uuei eful b, ,akng from
u'e" business and employment, ard ai,."g hose
"",e experience aud practice Hmifcd consequent
y, ihcir ability 50 perform dou5Ihui
- S'u'9n B.edfsId, Vice Pie,!er.-- Kentuckv4-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-02
iea! Estate at Auction.

" tue OF deed Of trust executed the subscribers
~ d! Nh john parracott, dated the 3Otb July 1929
and duly rseo-e" in tho Office of the Hastings Court Of the
'y al hchn'n' "r the oppose of securing certain
{" money due To Naih Bo.e will sold on
Gay OF Seri'!'sf next at l. O'Clock, the premises for
'eadJ money, those valuable Houses aud Lot of Land in
W" Guy O. E'cnmoni opposite The new Theatre, and
Intersection the east side o. III, street with the uor,b
side o. u street fronting 20 eet the latter, trimming
9h'% s- FEC; on the former. On this lot there large
"'t" te'c'lc"t occupied present. by M John Nclsun-
also . small wooden building formerly occurcJ b,, Mr.
!'''h"'" Green ]" these 'unemens the necessary
houses are auacied The lille this property is believed
10 nc 'spUi"hc, hut Sc ling Users the subscribers
viii only cnuvcy such title as is vested in them by tie
aforesaid deed ST tgtre,.
WNT. D. WINSTON, r-..
July l2-wot HECTOR DAVIS { i'"S'cES'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-02
Curles Neck Land for Sale

write "i "a deed ~ executed to the suhsc
~ Der aud others hy Wade Moby the elder, aDd wife
bearing dae the OH day Of May 1925, duly
!" 'he e'eH ollie" o the county frnrico !r
purposes lcFrin mr'i"ne' and by cnisru ts a.ties
III ~! previous deeds ps the ,rrlrcrtv
" ne s"':' "n~Nunay. the :!is, July rx, Il fti: i.
'" TIE hsX' lar day thereafter Ia tic h.leS. bidder. o.,
" 'e's1 d! pii"ic auction, FOR ready notOy .t :. eli
"'""n HaGt nj land lying 10 Cttts Meek in Heurf:..
county, c"ii't on Cfles, containing see acirz *. ,..
Anne ios or ins This Df tn is SO wei krov.u
vac Is ""e'H'i unnecessary ~ rnumprae Vie Il. any
"S+s ~ possesses There is large IA rk on
ne ihh si"ate'' III very advantageous position IL H.,
distributed very large por"n n Inc land is We i il,
e"'et, ana arga crop %: wheat Lay be seeded CT
clover ianw this fall There axe on The i,ud a e,.ce
lent o"r!'ng house with 10 'ooI good barn stables
aii inst rate I'resHs machno Sc &c. Tic little Is
believed 10 ee uuesonaLlr, but the Subscribed as
;''sie, WI. ' y sucl ;i,!c vested i,
''s:ossi"n viii >. LIEN immediately Tho sale viii g -,
n,cnCc a. > valuc.. IYk. ~ HIOSf,v ...,..'.
IuuP "
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-02

t1Hefu-Why DO rot the Jackson papcrs puE;i.A
Judge w iams communications: T., the enncsscc
papers, which abuse him (aot as 4 dishonest bul rs
weak man dare not do IT. iii! from t.e Eicrl1r:-
tGSc oi from Duff heard So soon y. the C;ene,C5
"reonss and VIor icGs the ieaGe9s OF the Jack
parry s"ah oIG"Dy he subject ipD,GL am FriuGics
"iii be seen bringing up i've rear.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-02

,No,1t0njeyj1Hd Couuy Coa0f. Il Ju{y, 1928.
George T. lIuahicn, pH against Warner Hurst. a4mor.
OF J'ne liu'si dec and Isaac W. IiYrs, ytJa Clam
mr.
TBS lay came ia 7lan"f ~ lis crvrsp, AMI IL az.
pcar'nc To the sAstion Of the that tho defendant
INC motion ~ lie p'an,it ordered that the "a id de-
iend"nt 10 appear here tho scconi Monday in October
reX and answer tie hi. q! tie plaintiff and that rory
Of tbis order DC forthwith inserted for mouths sue
ce,siveiy ~ newspaper published tie CITY Of Ic
mond. and also posted ;e door IN. 1r.nrss
o. '1e coUn'v.
copy. Tree. =. BATES, -, C.,
z. Er7rrSE's, b''o.uet.. il-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-02
Green Ginger.

H. BLAhllFs has just received a supply of
- GFeen Ginger, for preserving and picking, ex
Store directly opposite Eagle Hotel sign of tie Mortar
July SU- wit
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-02
70 Country Hattcrs.

1--WE s1HS"rihcs hgs hand general assortment
3 81 HaUsrs Stock an1 Trimmings which re will sci!
cheap fer cash. viz Beaver. Cagf0tied Raw Russia
aud Sc"'ch Hare fnr, huNral Skinr Spanish Bodies,
Na"cIs Wool, Fed Wool, Eaw Corey .ur, Haucrs Bas-
.'t' Blue an Buff English Skigcr corcs Satin DIE
dalton for firs Enbosd Cotton TIPS, Gor Striugs---
~ih general assortment ri EIack aud Drah Binding,
aud landings. JOHN THOMPSON.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-02
NEW GOODS.

8 HANDSOME assortment IL French Ratsr. loudou
n printed CaTibrcs plaid aui striped Gurau. 1,b,.ah
aces' ric Scaris aud ldkl. Gauze eros dc Nsrlee
hiooons, WORKED and plain MusIins-with a variety OF
o'nef Goods receive" by lte Fauts sale at very low
prices for cash by HALL N.It SON
IniIaN
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-02
FRESH DRY GOODS :
Ne offer for SHE on ou, usual terms
AEoU:g 600 P4a,c1s eTs ssu
Fresh Seasonable Dry Goods.

Comprising choice and general essor,,cnrEf articles
particularly well adapted L. the season. and n -
this place. and al much sa'rcr prizes than he
"re heen able IN sci. goods Of similar quality Or en
stock viii he opened !" the ,eysn hen
more particular advertise neut will appear x
L. & Z. JAMES E. CO.
.'F''~" Market Square.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-02
FOR LONDON.

TO lie address Of .Nsssrs Go,can & MARI,
LIN The fine British Brig ATLAS, Mckenzie,
,Ih2H&cN master, now loading BE, muda Hundred,
4kEYl and will be despn tched by the middle OF Au-
$50 gust. For freight, apply to
July So-2t JOSEPH MARX s: SON.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-02
NsetIenbvrg County .Nav Co,lrl, 1929.

.Nsc6ienbvrg County .Aioy Cotrl, 1929.
FHwsr I'd William Jones, vino by George Ctowder,
Is guardian "rd friend, gN agaius, Elizabeth D.
.'ours, W, ari administrative Of Hrn Jones, dec.
Ilarata e. Jrrcs EIizsbe'b y. Jones' William Jrne.,
DEH;r jrves, Thomas zones aT5 Peter Jones vino a.c
CEHY.
Tine defendant William Jou~s, tsyirg Uttered his
egvraraure according In the ~ assembly ana Crr
ce o! ,hs court. and IL appearing u tic sa:j,actcr
cn;rt thu. tr Is no. inldtiiaG, IS this STATE;
motion Ylair;G ~ EohFr Jnres rs a;orrev,
II is ordered, said dsica,aut do appear here on
SIC FIRST day of Augusi next, aud enter hs appear
rcr, and answer ,lc plaintiff biz and that copy 81
his order te of the newspapers printed
the Of Petersburg city Of Richmond, or eight
weeks successfully, and posted tie front door Of the
.1rri-house Of saii county.
80 4; COS 'rNs:- DIN . RArT1s'T, r ..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-02
iloa, ~ WiLLTAa,s.

One 81 the circumstances which might Ia had
ehcy to this ebb in the Generals By
d'. si""ver is the death of Dickesop, who killed in
''ac ny Gen. Jack son. think in "a trial Libel
t"cc" thc General aud atkins, the Davidson
y court at Nashville in 1905 before t.e Burr affair
some ROW cnme out IN the trial the lantinE of Mrs DICK
the General accidentally pechas came into cr
presence How the trial for IL libel was cor.eced viii.
the "initns Of Mrs DiCkeSon, do remember,
but That did come way becy e is the CT
I WAS engaged in tire 5 a lawyer.
n. ". WILLIAMS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-02

iehns aud relatives going with ,isB. unknown.
Tue gensia' character OF Jackson. and his standing
III ire at e tune al his intimacy with Burr, strength
e"s Tie susplcioD aga han. 81 is daring and e1
cecdpsiy ambIilo,.s: and his standing in life az The
'in'e aforementioned. its low ebb.* He might
heh Justly have conceived that nothing he could do
would lower bis standing very much and he was hoid
enough 10 attempt auy ,hirg.
ihese ale the principal circumstances which indG-
ced "e 70 believe, tiia, Gen Jackson . corfdant
ana associate Of Aaron BUR. Iopte e.
JOHN HOOVER.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-02
Nicholas " ~ 167 1852
Deans Is 1GG $50 17fs

VkTHE above Described tro Bids, Of Tobacco b,y;r4
n been IN TIC Public Warehouse upwsr ds Of
Snail on the Is, day oS'p;cnocr next, being cou, da
IF the county OF Henrico, sell them (unIess ~
Gus IN that time) TO rhe highest bidder and dgpac If III,
H..'esds rs The ia, -. VILLAIN FRICE,
~" = ,s-.I.cz..E. e..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-02

TIE Goods referred 10 in tie tors advertisements con-
Si&t priacipat!y Of tie (oiio'o.ng sriicies.
Nay 28h 1898.
black ciOihs
Do do do do brown, olive. steeS, clare, & Mkt do
DO q" dn blue, black, drah, white bur mkt cqys-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-02
New Stage Route,


FS'uE Subscriber h"vng contracted with the Post Master
a Genera! for carrying Ic mail FROM fredericksburg,
through aFrcntna To Paris, IN Fduluie county has sta
ted and is running twice week
FOUR HORSE SI.AGE-CO4CH
which will easily accommodate six passengers. lie has
procured good steady white drivers exceIen, orscs
Tie etah!ishnrn is believed Lc iu.icg 20 any ~
this src,ion cf the State.
As much o~renc" auf trouble have been incursc; in
E";ing the HbocG establishment; ia operation
her HItiGs hr,sei ie will have bCTal share Of nrhc
patronage. Persons travelling from Wca;rn 10 iLc
Soulhern country in stages, viii fni Inc most errd-
tlnns, shoTtcs. aud cheapest Winchester ;r
Fredericksburg,
1hs arrival ard departure - these stages 8; Paris,
SO regulated, as 30 d"taD passengers coming or m
n Winchester and in that dccop, Only few Mons +
after they reach the Passengers from Winclrs,er
80 Rchn,od, Fredericksburg, and lower ccunrv c.
tie reverse, will fni this pleasant rou'c.
The Stages leave fredericksburg about . ,lcr,. I.
NJ. on Sundays GrG Thursdays, Paris about :.
O'Clock J.. Nj. Mondays and Fridaysrc'ruiue lea &c
Paris about O'Clock, A. NJ. Saturdays aud Tuesa
ana arrive at fredericksburg SuGde ard Wednesdays
about ~ o'clocE Z. NJ
TAEE:
Iaor Paris 70 Sale ~,
s. Waucntcr,
=. Ekrur,
" fredericksburg,
.lny iaie,Dieii1tc distance cents PR 7,sih.
tuly %. 1925. 4.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-02

2alsrine blue habit cloths for genemen coats
I'd superior black and mkt French hombaziues ! .
Rhn'ics " Cos black hastings aud crca ssia.s
zeal Rouen cassimefes and French uaion mixtures -
E'Igtish and FTVGch Gas;ne!is and cashuielles, u |
9'Ct2 article
Al plain ard 81 twii.el native culo,ed French :
drillings ~
British nankeeus, plain ard ;wiiird -
Long and short yellow aud hes. blue naAhceGs =
Black aud mis-, Denmark sattius :
White. drab and mkt London rriil!ncs =
Blue, bun aud lilac stripe jeans 5
large assortment OF g,anduTei Stripes, &c. -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-02

July 10
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-04

" OTICE.-i wish to sell my farm, rwo and a
! q hat miles from Lynchburg. The uact
contains about three hundred and twenty-five
acres, with hundred acres in woods, very hea-
Willy umhered II adiolns the lands OF Dr. John
Catsll, Mrs. Ana Scott, David Oelesbv and 9th
ers. A conside abe part OF the open land Is
fresh having been cut in the years 1924, 80,
and '26, and is in good order for tire production
of Indian corn aud all descriptions of small
erain. The land would suit professional gen
tleman, any one engaged in trade, as it lay,
so near town as To enable him TO attend TO his
buslncss. aud ould AT the same time afford a
great plenty Of grain for the consumption Of a
family. with fire wood convenient to the house,
and ala" to baud TO town il desired Any person
wishing to purchase the land, can ascertain the
terms, by applying TO the subscriber At his resi-
dence, cish miles south of Campbell court house
or to Mr.,Dayid Oglesby living near The land.
\. ). HENRY.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-04

n n vir,nr ri deed of trusl. bearing date
b the both day 81 November, ls2o. and du-
ly recorded in the clerks office OF tue county
COuri OF AMHERST, OH the STU day of January
1873, whereby james 5. Pendeion. ol the sald
county ,conveyedio the uudersientd tru,i .for
the purposes therein mentioned, Que certain
tract OF pare OF land, containing seven hun
dred aud fifty three acres, be the same more
or less, lying and being in the county of Am
herst, on Butfaloe River, on both sides of the
road from Newslssguw 10 Iyuchhnrg, aud
adjoining the land, OF David ). Garland, be.
ing The same lands which Thomas AldIidge
purchased of Ohm Canm and iohn Warwick
and which was conveyed by said Thomas Al
bridge and Calharine his wife, 10 the same
jaime ). Pendetan, BY deed earring date the
29th day of AWlI, 1918. w shall. on Mon
day The 9th dav oil Ortoher nesl, before the
front door oil The Franklin Hotel. in the
town OF Ly6chburg, proceed 10 sell the
aforesaid lraci OF land, 20 the highest
bidder. nj public auction, iur The purpo-
SEES of said trust. The said deed trust author
ties the sale to be made for ready money but
tie credituts are wiling 60 authorize a sale on
time the payments heing satisfactorily secured
and interest paid seml-snnually The improve
meuts on this land, are two story brick dwell
ling house with Two rooms on floor, BRICK
office with other necessary out houses, and ice
house and framed Overseers house. balm,
&c. &c. 1hc water is equal 10 any in the
upper country, the Improvements 10 good condi-
ton the plantation under good system Of crI
ture ard adapted 10 the growth Of fifst rate to-
bacco, corn, wheat. &c the situation IS healthy,
and lle neighborbood desirable. Tins land Is
STUDIED about one mile from New Glasgo"
the county town. about -four mi rs from theCou
House Of the county, and about ~ mies TOM
Lynchburg. J. y. NlCliol II, 'ros
w. NEkEkNto tees.
Richmond, August % tdsd
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-04
WEBBING AIlIniX


d Ry the iNcr, II iiahg'0n. there we sai down !.
YEA " "cp', when aforementioned Zion.
We banged our hatis upon the tpiliows in the
midst the,eoi"
Ftom Princes Treatise On Horticulture.
AatE Btbglohicd, or BtfpiHg HiHUm. - Tins
Is more disseminated IN on country linn any
olhef exotic speoics. aud may Ice cons .dered as
the urnst oman tntal ot tie whole number II
Is partial 70 most SITUATION aud is said 10 be a
nntYr the banks ~ the t.uph,aics, whence its
specific tiile. IL, however. nuurishrs in almost
aos ISOLATION, spfeadne its roots @ u great dis.
iaucc in the earth. aud exna,pnr, bg their Wide
extension, the ut-cf ssary suatuuJnte for n lofty
developement ifsiIi attain 10 the height OF
tton 10 to 90 feet n more, forming n fine ma
les0e aud spreading head, with us long pendu-
io0s branches gtHaetslle dropping an NIL sides !;
aud this tree is calculated, when standing dis
mct, 10 form, bv lis lsne outline aud peculiar ell
eeance, one OF tine most PLEASING vaiiniious IN
ornamental pleasure grounds It, growth is
very rapid, and II consequently soon becomes of
a sac 10 afford shade nnd ornament. II Is sad,
TINT IN ancient times loycis gatlands were made
of he wreaihs oi this tree the branches of which
arc 50 slender Il pabe. II has also ia latter ycais,
been frequently selected as suitable ior plan.
ting IN burial grounds, or To mark the existence
oi insulated tombs and nee OF Tins species
now hipnpa us branches over tue remains 81 lhal
arbier ofempires--ihe much persrcmed Napo-
leon. Al a lonely spot seec' ell by hnnselt near
his abode A LonPwood, lies entnmbed the man.
eiwhon history mu,i hereafter record Htshieh-
! tytrlih, that the concentrated eucrges of the
most powerful empires were scarcely able IL
ralty h,s single ann and 10 whom inter delhv
M Inn Of all pomers garlisonlng his country
with their united l.eions and draining from her
tie most enormous contributions, they dared moi
giant Il leeb,c hhaty. hpi banished him 10 a dis
ttul aud almost deSer, isle, with thousands ~
guafd It's shores and watch his footsteps
ftom respect to the memory of Napoleon.
branches have Teen plurked from tins tree. aud
planted IN oul American gardens, several OF
which are now 1ornishing at Newport and al
Providence, as well as nj the establishment ot
the author. distinct species of Willow has
however, bccn dedicated 10 him by Boianisia
under the title Of Saijr Nnpoleond.
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E'DiHis ".
From he d. Gn.aile.

Old maidz-old muds-I losp old maids though snarlne
ryairs say
fhli Hrmkoz .plnCn aud euquairr have CLAIMED Them
fro thrr prey
When -sribh!g rymcrs rail at them aud chow selflaL
of sensr,
Shame the bard that wouddot raise pen IN thair de-
fence
In Youth when womm's op ninr charms attract the "a
zets eve
And womas snowy bosom bea,rs with passions tender
sIah,--
How eli he bright pure fountain Of her rich nduetlon
flowing,
iske sea-,ard >trcanlr, 10 waste and ruin gong!
Suhie iop perehance hath died WITH the heart lie could
not prI1W
Or cold beneath the church yard turf brbtta lover
les
AM maidea truth and eonstiney enshrined within her
breast,
Are made the pucta.tcr's theme pout ,stupii Iest
Her life indeed, I'll charity au1 kntoo-, ades away
And often "sdl0ch . sadaond victim, By hcr made
gay
TIE Hto that, lc to pine or die in toltadc aud r,af
Oh tu.ns maiden toniefaoas itf socu and fciiel
Then tel Ms not Of married dames cscclng single la
dies
This mairmony, days, with most aschemng traat
-,
To maltply by two" Of mems II mltpl, hy noueht
And fortune seeking man aud vile aru suuctlnes snd
caught.
There some uutsauces surprising hn,alprs maids
VIZ noosed aud rhymnE henedctf that uuce we're
ug, hlades
WIN te the fbi-d foy that lost IN, tail would recon-
mend
rhcr oea sad phi htto zach aai,rred male aud iemal,
filrnd.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-04

A UNDERSTANDABLE subscriber wish
e es to sch, or rent out. lire Franklin
Hotel in the Town of Hcw Glasgow, and county
Of Amherst This Building Is large and COVE
nlrnt, and out houses and garden in good rc-
pair. 1t situated on the stage road leading
nom Lynchbnrg 10 10 Charlottesville, aud has
in is favor much To recommend il rs Il house
OF entertainment. Possession will be given in
November next. For terms, apply to the sub
scribcr at New Glasgow,
DAVID 5. GARLAND.
1uly II. BIN
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given Of iiby Mr. nesel ,hs chestnut tee /.
one hundred end sixty feet ~ circumference
AMI ALTHOUGH quite hullo~ within. the ssldnrs Of
the htnarhrs Is not affected for this sprries oi
ire. dixie lhr wiihW I'D SOME othe,s.) lie
penis upon us hal, l1f snhsls'' nee In easi-
" al this enormous irrfis 81 extcusiyr. thai n
house has been bni,iu IL aud ,he inhadinnis
hive IN ovrn III icin, nh,ie they div nsf,
chesnnts, almonds. &c. OF which they make con
serves; hui as these iheughllrss prope eiten
get fuel trom the itee thu shelters them, II J.
ieaIed that this natural curiosity will be destroy
I'd by lhoso Whom u prnlrcls.
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- a,p,,,,, PAYABLE m adyance.--So sub
II For - "a for less time than sik months
.efpNon WI & he -routiuued lbnr At the discretion
: q az sae@. Al at1'"ass. are paid 80 cent. per
II Adsefuse.'s rsf time aud II l-s cents for each
a4afe tor iea'9 g frra distance must be pau Tor
ssatihaaae3 ar Insertion, the payment assumed ny
'oihe orders not exceeding Two squares are i'
:. - IA = collars. =
y Nl MET. n,l iT"a zoe attended to-
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SPRING AND SCM5IER GOODS
JUST nL' I'lE Ed 81
DAVID u RIO. KYLE.


A part of tteu spring aud sumner assort-
"a ment, which includes the following
w:
\ few pieces extra fine blue y black Cloths
Fine blue, black aud fancy coionted do.
sup. Gne blue and black Cashmere
several pieces fancy cold dn. sup.
tiain and cut Silk Velvet Vestu5
English silk Nestings, very sup,
MarseiIles aud lorcntine do
ltalun I.usrine Cravatings
Irish Lhieus, finest & strongest fabrics
Lawns aud Linen Cambria hdkts.
Linen CamhrieS some OF winch are very line
Sup. blk. Italian LnsrDgs
Plain and fig d black Gro de Nap
White 6g'd Silks aud Sutins
Plain and e. d Silks and Satins
Watered Silks. ri the richest style
Blue. black pink and green tiorences
Wreaths aud Artificial flowers
Italian Grapes and Grape Leisses of every
shade
\ few cases Calicoes, beautiful patterns and
permanent colours
Barage Scaris, u most sn' andid article
Barage, Silk, and Gauae SGawls
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ENOR SALE.-Aly fine yours stallion OPP
II JANUS, inferior in point of form to ~
Horse ia ir"ina OF the most approved stoch
and proven himself To he the most valuable
stocil horse. lie may he seen by application
to the subscriber. IN Charlotte county, near
Is ookeI : tory. and the terms known. wiilchwrI
be accommodating. Ed. v HENRY.
Aug, IL. u.s..