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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-22
Td0WE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TEY

n RAEtf will he continued the ensuing year The pupils
W.! oc instructed by Miss Boys i'll Oulloraphy Refdnr
writing ATt!u'eiic, En-sh Grammar, Geography with the
use OF ire G!oe ana the Ruimcnts Of Astronomy II will be
opened on the 10Th OF January, and vii! close On the 18th OF
'Hemhe WIN vacation of cue month"; the 18th of June
20 inc l't OF July The price for board tuition will he
- ~ o1eEi payable in advance, the balance a, the end
oftne ycar Each young lady will furnish herself With pair of
secS Il P OF blankets, coIorci contcrpanc, and three
towels or preferred, thea will be furnished by me for an
additional charge Cf -. Those who remain in INV family
Curing vacation or any part OF it, will bc charged at the rate Of
so PER month
nave engaged teacher of Music give instruction on the
iilo roc 10 such yonl, ladies TO attend
num- there wall be ali additional charge OF Is cts rr lesson TO
~ discontinued at the pleasure OF their parents or Guardians
nose whose daughters wards have been hcrea fer he
engaged ut ts Scmlry and DESTROYS OF having then,
instructed in Music, requested advise me Of it as eay as
they can with convenience.
tisenCnt Ill be discontinued, after which il will be wes to
make any application for admission. Letters by mail ajds9I
10 me WI tc directed to t'drincr's = Roads, Louisa
VGt<--Wis FRFD'k HARRIS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-22

suiEcrveg will CONTINUE his School
,he ensuing year, (829,1 in Louisa county, conmencSs
on .o,h Jan and terminating 18th Dec following Ca,,,
honu's vacation VIII be given the simmer The sbsc rhr
resides two uics above William Dabneys mill on, North AMI
fis oour. OF instruction will comprise orthogr aphy cadig
ienuanSh Arithmetic, History Geography and GrumnIar
also Geometry the Art of Surveying and The Latin and t:rr
languages - >'A''"
iu,lon Tor the common blancAes of English education f5
the year of 10 months, will be SIS 80
For Mathematics and the Languages, S,5
Board will be Sc1
fach ooarder hnding his own bcJ towels and candles
he subscriber would be glad to receive or eight bo
MS aoaesSi Nalif's taicm, Spo,sylvania county.
~. DABNEY w. WALLER;
rs. Scm-annual payment viii &c required
Sept 10 ,,1;.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-22

Y t1tyiNiA; Atrues boldcn in tie clerks oan NJ 60.
Superior court Of clanccy the Richmond Is,,, "
"a udy Oh November 1923 Thomas A. Bairr nh go1,E
M, lernhis, Isaac Curd and Jane his wife and $50;
Dyer, IT, and Martha his wife dts "'' ana samuel
nm ne doiendsqts Isaac Curd and Jane his wife ar s,,
go ~ ana Martha his wife, having entered tL; -
,; u gwen security according the act Of ass S1
tist t VI ,'s cGu ana II appearing by Satisfactory evidr
dI oecnoais do appear fcrr ON tfe t. ay ~ ,f ,ns
'efn'' ana answer the bin Of the ri,ip19! and -
o!eI o. forthwith inserted IN some reWra,y no,
n m the city Of Richmond, for two months ;, Pt
"' ,l'e iroDt dn2r Of the capitol in The sad cite
% ,4F'+ fcsro, WV. {; HfNDJIyCON- p
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-22

NIEt'ihlH ~ rules, holden in the CLERK o;cc Of the
superior court OF carcCy for the Richmond district the t
Sy % SEPTEMBER 1928 Charles Hudson pit against Colu-
ouS w. hcn 1'hcrwise e. C. o. w Kent, Madison Waltlal
he defendant Comnbu; ". Kent otherwise c. C. c. W
' MOI having entered his appear aud given security
according IN tue act of assembly and tie rules of is court ana
itapP+aTnS ny satisfactory evidence, that he an i,ih
t OF hls &c niry II IS ordered, that the said defendant do
OF the plaintiff and that COPY o this ord be forthwith inserted
III some newspaper published in the city ofRfhmUd for two
III the said city 1i'''
66 ACopv Tcstc. NIl G, pFSDI rT0V r r.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-22
TOBACCO.

VERY respectfully take leave return nv uartirI
it tnanks TO those planters who have been so friend
~ as 10 nrust the management of their Pubacco to
as Salesman at the Public Warehouse I hone il 10
not necessary for me to cay, that my best eyertjo,;
nave oeen used to render general satisfaction arain
them the same attention, nay more as nv health
trust has been restored-I would here reu7arl- 70 r,,
friends for whom hive done business as we'll 10 ,o
ny others for whom hope to be engaged TINT this no
ice wouidnot have been introduced upon them but for
the offer OF Mr.. Lakeland do business at tho
pace as competitor Our friends will pas,, diroct
ther Tobacco to one or the other ofus as thv INV er
cause which will save any thing like contention Il
should not be expected that when there is fair
competition IN this way that the Inspectors would
ieei themselves IN any way Interested particularly
II inc same patronage is extended to the Warehouse
as heretofore by the Planters. Should any Tobac-
co be directed to the Ware house without soecifyin ,
any preference in the Salesman the owner viii re
Collect that he has the right to choose for himself
even on the day Of sale. The situation of salcs-
man Is IN no way connected with any of tbo
otncr duties Of the Warehouse. Consequently,
II Is hcId alone by the patronage of the Planters
dhu ucalers' Surely can give no better evidence of
my attachmcntto the interest OF the Planters and r1
aHetF 10 promote their interest than to annex the
IonoWlng nantes, composing large majority of tho
PihlclPa! buyers, who have kindly directed ME TO
give reference to them by way of showing their sa-
HacIion 70 my mode of doing business as Salesman
iheParucuar patronage ofsuch deaersis worth moro
10 the growers OF Tobacco than aDv other eyidonco
that have to offer-for such an expression Of fbn
iGeln9s, have only to return my humble thanks
fhe inspectors receipt for all Tobacco sent to mo will
DC returned to the owner, consequently shall wait his
oIoer Tor It's inspection aud sale All EXPENSES mid
y urecLed, ny the Sl1bscrber-Ofice at the Ware
house. IT. r. MONTIC,I51S
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-22

MA tsEiED. q" Fuc-dny evening luSt by the Rev My
Lee, Mr. JoHH 'toRG Mis-; AS,;l T. Yoy ,l,,,I,,,, ~
Mr. James Brown, Nnr u oi tbs city.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-22
WNI UDINCM

~. VI W. TNINNI5, z. II
cultural Societies of Paris and London. anl
OF tho Imperial Society," Of the Gcorr5Gti a,
Florence, &c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-22

"A rules, holden IN the clerks Office Of the co77 :,
hing ~ tEueTn the 9Th of October, 1873: PiIip y Pc
Is CHANcERY. 49, > 'O'i Sfale, dBs'-
me Defendants not having entered lTir apr,arrc or
iIy dccouiHS 70 the act Of assembly and thu , ~
I' court and appearing by satisfactory cvJ,cn 5 o.
DO annn 5 o. ms state ordered tia; the defendant
I ti e DiL OF the plaintiff: and that COW of ib;s a
I,irhnd a. IN sone newspaper polished IN the cf,v or
door Of the COURTHOUSE ofthe said r,i Poe 1T ne h1S
- or a copy. 1csrc, ROBERT POLLARD = n {,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-22

MGR ALPHONsE LOVBAT Ira.
~ wing considerably enlarged his VINE
YARD, on LoSo-IsLASp, where he now has,
m full cultivation, Thirty,frc Heres of
Gro""d, containing $4,000 Grape Vine
Roots having also tho peculiar advantage
OF beng enabled TO procure the best species
OF Roots from his Fathers extensive Vine
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-22
SUBSCRIPTION

SUBSCRIPTION
FOR LIPORTLNG GRAPE VLNE ROOFS FRO ~
FRtNCE, at a moderate price, and encouraging tie
introduction 81 that Culture in The Lnites Sf9t<s
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-22

Sii'h c"QucS w PIT s..p lotue sage trade. wlrch
alone San object worthy Of al the expense tina. has
peS or may be, incurred, and we owe 1t 10 Africa as
ueo' 10 ruta stop 10 this trade and aid in the civil
iiz0'H;' ara chTlstanza!on oftho pcoplc.-As far as
regards our own country this society to be support
ca chiefly Us the ra!Iyno point otniercst on the sub
Ject OF slavery There is but little hope that it viii
ever 90 much by way of transporting our slaves from
thc country--hcy must have larger outlet or they
VIII renan forever: hut while this society exists, with
Its numerous auXares, all parts OF the country it
cannot fail to keep alive and unite the exertons orhe
patriotic and benevolent, and is therefore, entitled to
iull ard ample support.
HE Electoral Colleges meet III their respective
s'atcs on "Wednesday the Sd December at the scve-
ra seats OF government I'icv vote by distinct bal
lots, and make distinct lists of persons ftr whom they
vote. The Isis nrr thcn signed, certified, scaled
aud sent to Washington. On the second Monday OF
February next the votes opened i'll the presence
OF the Senate and House, and counted. Whoever
has majority o., all the electoral votes is declared
President, and the same as regards the Vice Prcs
dent-i'o certified lists are sent to Nashinroi, BY
special messengers paid or that pufpose..Aut Gas
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-22

RTTERANCE.
Rogers md Hnrri&aP.
Jno. and HIN. CilEeT.
Scott, Irvine & Il.
Fhos. .4dkins,
J7O. Stc-cGS,
Kerr, Cash.ie & 90.
Gray and PoDEey,
Geo. Il. SmapSon,
Il. Pctticolls and Ia.
!. JIoyr & San,
Witij0ms & Cyineua,
j. ". WjnfrCe.
--------4.--a-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-22

A Df BRTiSEMEaTs--fh Carrier OF the Cartc,sv;.,
Nail on his return to Richmond, on Wednesday night
lds hro|n RON his horse about three miles above
at which time he lost the Mail was ON account of the a
. Oh the nn unable TO ind ii: and although ligent search
mas hcn mace IL has not Yet been found. The contents s
pr letter rom the Post Master Curtrrgie yyrrc As toio,
l--L.r MLrnE1.d 90 aluLnEa L:ra-. -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-22
NHR. RICuARD LUDLOyy-Sir, YaT,

IL, HIGH ARD LUDLOy-Slr: Take notice thar
on me 3th OF January next, I0co in the county 81
Essex, shall proceed take dcpsi, dns and cSntnr o
court caS 20 ~ qd f qn' nsh In suit DEMANDING coni3
port RchaTd Ludlow ind myself guardian of NJarv EIla
ob anu a hSna5n John Ludlow, plaintiffs, ana you and
''''o4e arc ueieHodlIs Your o0't scrgt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-22

JT~5-'s3n HP2rcnfjce~is 7Ed)tcd oYthc TVHiq ofi1e
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-22

w james Baker Macy Baker George Baker Martha Baker
= bety Baker and Hugh Goddin admir- of George BaEer
10. DeIg inhabitants o. this commonwealth will please
IN nolice-t'at ~ tine Superior Court of Charcerv 10
co,,y ~, iGl tIe williamsburg district, shall the ;aid
''" 'T7 plaintiff and gnu &c dcNhd;ntts
John CJjpTJIV
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-22

" lhtIHlA' AT rules holden In the CLERKS Office of Psscs
ud, eou"5S On the Sd day Of Noeern 1929: Ellzabeh
'tIIarn Gafrci guardian Of Mary EIizabeb r.,
Bicard John Ludlow, plaintiffs, ouinsf Mar TIzaf,, S'
NJ GTns JGhn Sdoy nans Of Richard Ludlow dec Jsm
iants, and Richard Ludlow, defendants, s u NEa
Inc dciendlnt Richard Iudlor, -,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-22

,o,h NJ. ,o,o WI GARNErT, af. d., b. IT,
Io-I lI'H- 100 6l-%4tC OfRiCi1ard Ind f,cs
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-22

EDUC. eTION.-Te subscriber has the pleasure TO jr.
form his patrons und the public generally that his School
wil be opened again, WILDWOOD the residence of his
father on the 18th day of January 1923 His course of n
siructon viii embrace most of the branches classical and
u'iu education The undersigned, grateful for tive extent &c,
winch ns school has been patronised by liberal public pledges
himself that no cNctios shall b. wanting ON mis- n IA
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-22

~ w. Ic1 ED TO the Jail ofc corporation yc6b,Jgl
on The 10Th day of June last, as runaway P{fIF =
save no says she belongs To James III Peasants and was hes
no present year to VILLAIN F. Carter, of the county of Goods
nu oad slave had ON when committed Lul rTit donre
uc coat par OF shoes and has impeachment IN er pcrr
n appears IN DC about twenty our yrars She IS DARK
inuiato and IL about feet inches high TN, ou1T *
me above slave Is desired TO forward Prove prpcry
las. ! i1Ii|LT IN SJ.I3tS y VI - dTC1ln!S
SaptI3 '''A wv 'd'i2I'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-01

thcrelroE person VINO ~ tue Judgulcn. o. aiOr
lily OF them had legal right TO vote and that the
of no one remains thereon, whom majority of them
concur in believing is not entitled 10 vote according
10 the existing laws of this Commonwealth. And the
aforesaid \. 3. aud G.. ID. (ihe Sherins other Off
conducting The polls also made oath Tor affirmation
that they conducted the poll aforesaid, and verify be-
lieve il represents lriy the given, by the per
sons whose names appear tbci con, according TO the
best of their knowledge and belief. Giyea under my
hand this dav Of :"
One copy OF the poll made out, shall be retained by
the Clerk of the Court 10 be By him preserved amongst
the files of his office, the other copy thereof shall
be transmitted by mall by the said Clerk, TO the
Executive of this Commonwealth within ten days after
the proper attestaon of said copies by tho aforesaid
Officers.
Sect d. IND be IL |i,,tber e,sac,,3 That it shall be
the duty of the EXccuvc, ascertain the result, as
exhibited by the returns received or he.ore the Is;
day OF September next, and within five day thereaf-
ter, to the TO be published by proclamation
from the Governor, and also o communicate the
sui, of all the made from all tie counties and
corporations within this Goa rnonweaith, entitled TO
eject Delegates afoi esai, the succeeding Icgs-
lature, and 10 take such steps theren may be
CURED of them by law
Sec ;. Ind be IL fr!ter enGS!.d, That if any She
riff other officer authorised to conduct an election,
shall refuse or fail 10 take poll al his next spring
election. and at lie succeeding May and June
OF his county ana corporation courts, as required by
| this Act, or shall fail refuse make out, examine
and authenticate, as required copy of the poll 70
taken, or If any Clerk refuse fail by himself his
deputy, to sd IN making ont examining, authenticate
ing and transmitting the Executive required by
tins Act. the poll aforesaid, such Sheriff, Clerk, or
other officer, shall forfeit and pay for such offence,
line of five hundred dollars and If any Sheriff Clerk
or other officer, shall refuse fail to perform any other
duty required OF him them by this act, he the V
shall forfeit and pay fine not less han hundred,
than FIVE hundred dollars Tor Which. i, shall
be the duty of the !orncy for the eallh
prosecute in behalf OF the altb and for the
benefit Of the Literary Fund
Sec. 6. BE II further enacted That il shall be the
duty OF the Executive, forthwith after the passage o!
tins act to cause IL TO be published in such newspapers
III the different sections of this commonwealth
their opinions shall be best celebrated IIse gene
raj information thereof to people of Virginia. and
To cause such publication to be made at least once
every two weeks, until the last day OF April next.
Sec. 7. This act shall commence and be in force
from anu after the passage thereof
The foregoing is true copy from the original.
GEO. W. MIINFORD g. n y.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-01
310RGGp>


-lNTS ON THE DEATH OF DE WITT CLINTON
Why, lc!l Destroyer, qucuch that brilliant maud
Whose light iliumiled aud adorned mankind
Gould not humber victim slut thy rage,
a sacrifice thy wrath aSsunge?
Vain thought. ior as the ruthless lightning power
Scathcs the proud oak and reTis L'e Lofty tower,
So Death, !nc impartial minister of Fate
BLASTS with his miiewcd breath the good, The great.
Cold in his Shr2ud the noble Clinton sleeps,
While ms grave widowed nation woeps,
And brig Int eyed Genius nlourus b iiliant gem
Torn rIulley from her sparkling diadeni.
Clinton is gone, but ChntonS fame survives,
Aud will survive, while watchfui mem'fy lives.
Not thine the laurel drenCheG iu human gore,
Like that which Europe's giant dcspoi
BY Peace the wreath that bound thy brow twined,
Thy trumphs the trurphs Of the mind.
Majestic Erie poured AT thy command
His the distant oceans strand;
Chcered by thy fusl'ring kind Plenty smiled,
Aud cultivation tanned tine traChless wild;
Her treasures knowledge opened to the poor
And Scicucc entered 1T the peasants door
such were "A Clutons g'ories such the fame
" INCH couseclates the patriots deallsss name. s.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-01
Fresh Garden Seeds.
7 CD 70

4 Ohm ii. BLANliRE directly opposite the Eagle Door
- sign of the Mortar, has received his supply oil
Fresh Garden Seeds, imported in the ship Richmond
Packet, Capt Crabtree, from Liverpool, comprising a
general assortment among them are, viz
Early turnip rooted red beet
Do York cabbage. tine
Do IIarvcs, York do. large species of Fa,ly York
Dn Ba,tefsca
Do cauliliowcr, extra fne aud very genuine
Do fraim cucuulef
Dn golden Sioux rpcns IN IS days
Do Charlton aud Washington peas
Green cur!cd Savrys
White solid CELERY
po Brocoii
Broad Dutch aud Imperial lettuce
Orange
Large Dutch rarsiiip
Scarlet short top aud salmtn radish
Also supply of herds grass seed.
n b. general catalogue be seen, by those wislr-
ing purchase.
Feb is 81
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-01

n OTlCE-.Ieie,so T.. Trice having hy his deed
~ of the 2Ist day oil January, 1923, enlarged by
ts subsequent decd on The 3l&t day of same month,
both admitted TO record in Ilcnrico county court
clerks office, ed TO the subs rbes trust for
purposes IN the said deeds meutsUnrd all the uncocc
ted debts owing and effects belonging TO the late con
Germ of Lcake & Trice, and 10 which the said Tr,ce
acquired The entire right BY a transfer from Samuel
Leaae lbs late partner, OF all his in the said
late cvnccrn-all persons indebted TO tie SAID late
concern or Jefferson Z. Grice, III consequence the
transfer aforesaid, requested make payment to
the subscribers alone, without delay.
JOHN GARTH,
JOSIAH LEAkE, Jr. i'uS'ee''
Feb. 9-w3t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-01
Feb. 12-Gt

ri OTICE.-Ali persons having open with tl,.
estate of Robert Bell, decd, late sndder re civ
of Richmond requested TO call the subscriber :.r
settlement AS it is expected that reference bo0ks
will often be required have had them posted, and | am
now ready TO make settlements. Although il is desirable.
that speedy cnse Of the administration should be made
yet shall give reasonable time TO those who may ALL
indebted To the estate, their giving ho1d for
ment thereof All those indebted by bonds aud notes. ae
informed that the claims against the re very ,r-
gently pressed and that therefore, shall be compelled II,
require them to make Immediate payment. All persons
failing 10 call in sonabe time, stems
will be taken for the collection thereof All persons having
claims against the estate, requested prt thrn
properly legally may be appliscd
OF the amount due, enable make ngeuents for
their liquidation My office is in the City Hail. where
the books and parcrs will be kept, and where shall genre
rally attend from, 10 10 oclock
w. D. WREN, Serg', C. r. &
Dcc 8-ts Ain'or oT Robert BeiI, dsc1
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-01
Land .4seney.j TO-, tie Ivrslc,n part Of pirginia.

EOSEPH r. CAIDW ELL of Iewisburg, Greenbrcr
. SS county, Va. and Joseph Bigcow of Richmond eli Y,
respectfully inform the public tat they
ted themselves for the purpose of Transferring general
Land Agency. j. +. Caldwell will attend part OF
the business of the cOuusS of the Allegheny,
itto establish old surveys, resuryey when ueces-
sary rent, lease SELL records ny
Of those counties describe, particularly the quality, and
all that appciins 20 such property that may he useful and
Interesting the J. BjEeiow Richmond, " III
sed 10 paonse the and will al all Zines give
information may be sought for, md had CAT tine different
public oice in rea ton surveys, grants, deeds con-
vcyances &c. &c.
J. F. Caldwell and Joseph BfgcInw deem i, amiss
STATE, Cds in many instances heretofore, land Spectators
have acted in the capacity Of Land Agents) that they viii
not be Concerned either directly ihdireciy in any Land
the above specified concerns will be made moderate All
communications addressed to either party be post
paid
J. J. CALDWELL.
i'eSn~ ciully refers
Iou Samuel l.. Souttia rd-Washngton City.
Hon T. wis Mdxwcil-Lewis County, Va.
Col JANE Mclaughlin, Member of the Board of <
p,bl, Works, -
Pere b. Wethe. ed, Esq Member of the Senate, p =
Samuel MeCunc, Esq Member Of The House of ss
Delegates, . .
eates-Kena,yha Cou ny, Va
john d Harrow, Esu -FreTs rIcksburg,Va.
Daniel Boardman, Esq-New YORK
J. BrGEtow
Respectfully refers
Hon. William II Cuheli, Echmopd
JOHN H. Smith. Esq Member Of the Executive Civ Va
Council,
Col James MGIau2hn, Member of the Boar oi Public
Wotks-GreeuDries Couoiy, Va,
Jan. -, 1928. w,'m
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-01
Roanoke Land for Sale.

SSTiL be sold public auction, without reserve one
1t day o April next, at the tavern al Coz John u.
BAPTIST, at Aesenbg Courthouse, tine tract oil land ON
which, the subsci'hsr resides Roanoke Uve III ihc
cop;y OF Meck'enhug miles south east vi the toutt-
mouse, containing by actual survey, 1854 acreso which
iO fertile river botom and about 20 low gtoun
small streams passing through the estate o the high
land. there 50 iriproved tobacco lots; between
esh; aud nine hundred OF the high land are now '
clear all at which will produce tobacco two-ihs OF which
is superior tobacco land. The situation is healthy and IN
good ncehborhood the improvements are in good repair
aud amply sufficient For he comfortable accommodation oi
large and genteci Eimy, and the securing large crop
OF every descriptions with wheat machine IN coed repair
large gaiden aud extensive ocha r containing seaf
variety ot f;u The whole of the bottom land upon
this estate is reclaimed and is highly improved Twenty
hands can be emoyed upon this tract of land TO advan
a2e IL Us considered of the most valuable tobacco
plantations upon the river. From it the Roanoke navlsa-
ton is completed. Purchasers Invited osee this estate
Possession viii be given the 25h day of December next
With the right To seed wheat the apprua aching SEASON.
clear title will be made immediately the sale is elected
TERMS-One-hird the purchase money t. be paid the
goth day OF December next. ed tue 18TH day OF De-
cembe 1929. and the tGs,anng third the 95h day OF De
ceu,her 1850. Ample security for the payments will be
required. Should the purchaser wish TO anticipate I'M
payments reasonable discount viii be allowed for promp
payments. Ii. GREEN.
e.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-01
Lancos,e, County Couri, .NaremJer %, 1877.

I-'4HCUSItI County, CON'7 .NUrtN'DeF II IU2L.
IN the motion oe Ralph Emonds, adm'or of Charles
~ Tayior, decd, it is ordered, that William Allbourir
amd-Sarah T. his wife, William L. jenkins, Charles r.
jenkins, Edward n. Jenkins James n. jenkins, Geotec
T. jenkins. Saiah T.. J. jenkins and Robert Il. Jenkins,
in right OF their mother F. J. Jenkins, Robert Taylor, IT.
anil Mary {. his wife, who was Mary G. Taylor Mar
tia L. Taylor, Cateit Conway and Harott f. his wife,
vino was iarr;ottf. fayior, George +. Taylnr, William
g. MoArr in Ish of his wife, Matilda II. who was Ma1i-
da r. Taylor, George w. Morton and Evelma NJ his wife,
vino was Evelna NJ. Taylor, he summoned appear here
on the sd Monday in Feb 10 shrw if any
why tie lands and eroes of which Charles Taylor
died rsscsscd, should be sold and proceeds divided
those legally entrled thereto and appearing
the sasactnn of tao coutt, iha William Mbnurn anil
Sarah I. his wife residents this
it Is therefore ordered that copy uf this udgr be forthwith
asserted IN the Constitutional Wing for months
svcy aud posted the front door of the !uuse Of
this c'+n;y. Copy. Attest,
fG0 RdB'r 4. DUNAWAY, d. C..