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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-28

NIRCINfA: ~ rule holden IN the clcL od,cc Of tho
superior couu Of charcey or tho Richmond district The
Ri day of November 1923 Thomas 4. Babcr pit agonyi
JOHN S. Fenng, Isaac Curd and Jane hs wife, AID samuel
Dyer, IT, and Martha his wifi, DIS.
The defendants isaac Curl and Jane HE WIFE, ard Samuel
Dyer, and Martha his wife having their arrcr
1nce and gwen security according the act Of assembly aud
fc rules Of M court, sud appearing by satisfactory evidence
tnat they not mh1b1us Of this counir ordered thai
the said defendants do appear here the tenth day ~ the
January term and answer the bill ~ The plaintiff and hat "a
copy oihs order pc forthwith inserted IN some Newspaper pull
ished IN the city oRchnond for two months succcivelv and
posted at The front door Of the capitol in the said city,
- copy. TesW, WW. q. PENpfFTy1V { C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-28

: aNO foR SALE.- Tie SuIlscr0cT offers Tor S7Ie a
small farm ia the county iouccs,cr yi ON York river
i" micS below Gloucester Town. containing three HUNDRED
ai N-h'r acy, independent OF an island i'm the river
THIS place j. no'gd for FISH and oysters and hns on
srs oi good wa"r The improvements consist OF dwelling
''' W s," to small anily For tennis, (which will bc
W 10 'ie Undersigned, an tlulo'eE. HECTOR DAVIS
sept 10 =,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-28
MIR. ALpIIONsE LoUnAr M,

Iva wing considerably enlarged his VIM
YARD, ON LoSo-lsLANo, where he low ha-,
IN full cultivation, 7hirty.firs Heres 81
Ground, containing 1900 Grape Vine
Roots; having olsn the peculiar advantage
Of being enabled to procure tho bSsst species
oi Roots from his Fathers extensive Vim.
Yards aud Nurseries, IN tho Districts of Bor-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-28
a KEI.N iiiLi. N!.MiN IK1 MI I.. nr-,-.-1 1,r !

q ~ I''''i Ns'HIN ~ WI De ONtntd Inc
- ensuing year. thc 10TH of January and CLOSED a., tho
lh OF DvcGnlcr vacation of month will he riycn in
ue simmer he subscriber st continues keep an asss
ant he course al instruction will embrace tic atm a,d
i' nia-cs, tire Elements ~ GcoIcigy Geography with
ne use o ty Maps ad Goh and all the minor branches OF
cucauon iuion OF Latin scholars So English scholt 81
hoani1 S13 per arnun. Strict Kill he given 10 ORE,
serve he morals and health OF the students and a 20 advance
their studies IOiIV a AZ &c
Grunge, Va. 29h Oct. 1923
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-28
TOBACCO

VERY respectfully take leave tn return my particu-
lar thanks 10 those planters Hho have been SO friend
ly as 10 trus the management their Tobacco TO me
~ Salesman at the Public Warehouse. homo II J.;
not necessary Tor 20 say, that my best eycrinns
nave oecn used 10 render general satisfaction auain
tender them the same attention, nav more Us myhcath
trust has been Tc5tcred-I would here rcInaTk tn INV
friends for rhon have done business. a. vcl ps ma
ny others for whom hope to ~ engaged that tins no.
tlcc woudnot have been introduced upon them bu Cor
The offer OF Nr. auckland 20 do business al The Same
place nS competitor. Our friends will please direct
Their Tobacco to one or the other of they NAV see
cause, winch val save any thing Ike com enton. Il
should not be expected that WREN there Is fair
compel I IN this way that the inspectors would
c"l themselves ~ any way Interested particularly
II me Haula patronage - extended tothn Warehouse
a. heretofore by the Planters. Should any Tobac-
co be- directed TO the Var house without eoecifyn-
collect that he has the ri%lt choose Tor himself
even on thc day Of sale. The situation of sales
man IS ~ no way connected with any of the
other duties 81 the Warehouse Cou5eoucniIv
II Is held alone by t!c patronage Of the Planters
ana dealers Surely can give no tier evidence of
my attachnentto the interest oftha Planters and INV
anxiety to promote their interest than 20 annex the
following names, composing a large majority Of the
principal buyers, WHO nay, kinIy directed me 10
give reference To them by way OF showing their sa-
tiStacton 10 my mode of doing business ~ Salesman
Iheparhcular patronage ofsGch deaorsis worth more
TO the growers Of Tobacco than any other evidence
that have 70 olicr-or such an expression of their
feelings have only TO return my humble thanhs.--
The inspectors receipt for al Tobucro sent 10 me viii
nc returned to the owner consequently shall wait his
order for It's inspection and sale. Al "vpcrses mud
u directed, by the subscnber--O'icr M the Ware
house II. T. MONTAGUE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-28

FHfki 81 $SEI3 tir LAN).-, N ne Slid ON l,- pIr.
nisr ON the 9th day of December next, To the highest
bidder Df ci>h, nifty land. more or less yisg ON Dover
Geek, IN the county o Goucland satisfy the objects
decd oi trust executed hy lczrkh Purcr 10 ic undersigned
county couT, office WILL. GRAY
Nov lp-vi,C THO 'TAIpNiAN trustees.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-28
WILLIAM BOYS,
JAMES era FoRD,
JOHN WANT,
JOHN G. Sewers,
BRlSCOE q. BALDWIN.
CT
Siauntdn, Aug,r5, I. 1929.


'1NHE subschcr offers Tor sac the valuable planaton ~
which ne resides called the Meadow Bridges This ,o
stlatcn m the county oi Hanover Chckahominv swami
SIX mics from the city of Richmond contains 47G acr
~ which hcfc are between 100 aud 100 low -llun'. c,-.
ne Hc npro' cnCnts the swamp have entirely I aimed m
hat lands the high land is we'll iuprovc,i il, bu ana
extensive, ronmodious and IN good ORDER tine orr arc
ISc, containing hcwecn3 and 1000 excellent ,
me heaih OF the subscribers family his residence on Tins
eSdtc allows hm To assert that
Die ia that respect No property been offered ,r al, IN ,
section OF country, for years po.sesrr A. uurr,
advantages The soil Is well calculated the production ~
coI cotton oats, rye and grass, and small portion nr hc
As "a vegetable SOIL II is
prefer making private sale, bat if not effected by the 18Th NJ
december, NE Will then offer publicly. IL the sauc time no
VIII sell ~ or ~ likely negroes, his crop corn CONSISTING nf
"ot 1oO haTelS, between $50 and 300 Of which ara ho
conn., fodder, shucS, &c.aso his horses mules and cs
together with MS household furniture planiat;on ,.psl
The terms Of sale. of the real aud personal estate will e
known NJ proper timr. JOSHUA S'IOprc
Meadow Bridges Oct. 9th, 1923. 75-,n
AZ As committed runaway, 10 liz a o 70, II--
on me inln Gay ." sept past, amulauo hoy, who avs
his name is NICHOLAS WEIR and that he is trrcl,, i
bound until he OF age, Mr. Wlou-h of ,c con'v NJ
Nelson SAID hoy IS about Ii II years of are about feet
or ~ inches hs, oi Light complexion; his cl,ng bad
uh' they cannot be- described hc ha marks that can o
serve The owner, if any required to apply tor him or be
Val DC dealt with aGrecably 10 law
CORNELIUS DoRMAV, Ja1or.
Lexington RochbriiSc county, Nov. iih, 1928 3i-hnc
COMMITTED TO the Jail ofthe corporation of y,cEi
- on the 10th day OF June last, a runaway, PFlEBi
save "h"says She belongs ioJamcs VI tcints aud was hired
the present Yea Ia William r. Carter the county n Coc
land sad slave had on WhCn committed, buc striped dp.
VIC coat, par nj shrs and has impeachment in her sc
ana appears tn be about tWcntyrur old She dar
muiaio and IS about feet or inches high Tho owner nj
the above slave desired 10 forward prove property nav
charges and take her away she will dealt ph ACCORDING
TO law. SAMUEL 8RANSEOpD Ill,
Sept - I'm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-28

~ OF Il itBy virtue ot dec ct ;fu,t executed by Tjr
ana, o. Wei 70 the 'ub,cri'e. and dly rrorrcd in linz
o'rNs '' " o Nig iam Coanty purposes ,heri
VI" !'i', VIII De- sol" 30 the h9h"' bidder public auction
a. the te.'tcncc o the said os West on Nondav the ~,
ga, "i December next, If fur, The fair ciay tIrt
=" nan I'd 'd" county, containing 80 less win
S Improvements also all tie stock, plantation utt nslS nn
' INC hu'coi ana kich,nium Terms made nloeu o.
"dS o SAFE Inc tile 10 the above property believed TO
u"S onHhi- bet ncns trustee, shalt convey only sn
title as Is vested in rac 10y So
IL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-28
Sovtd Carolina FcaIole Institution.

~ ANTED-A Gentleman, who can ave un.xce,,tio,r,
hr f'tfrccS, a. to Character and ability ufr ate f
Nn'Iai ana Assistant Tutor. TIE mast be- f!ly competent 40
assist va o." lr0ry datcs Of t. Institution and 10 instruct
the MATHEMATICS. ''
ne 'aary IN addition TO bolri washing candles and fr
III W" W., 40 9f'u PER dnii'Ii ELIAS MARKS, N. =.
i''f '.--WSiC p.incigt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-28

GW Janus hoht Mary Baacr ,cOr-' Baker, Martin Bake
a Betsy a. Ner aud Hugh Godd;n admir- of George Bake
io' NOT nciG inhabitants OF t!is commonwealth, win 9rz
TO t u.'e'l Al tic Superior Court OF Chanccrv T..
y ,o..eo Tor The Williamsburg district shall the ,.d
court to ic:nsttc the suit atc,. dcl aiut ia SAIL con-, -
which sun plaintiff a.d you defendants
JOHN CODDrS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-28

H. NASH hiss gaeacd BY recent arrivals
- very considerable, additional supplies to his
Iormer extensive stock Of Books and Stationary all
Of Vinch vii be sold low, for cash. nov %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-28

NIIn'iNJh: At rules holden in the clerks ohcc Of ESQ
county, ON the 81 day of November, 1926 Elizabeth
Ludlow, William Garnctt guardian of Mary Elizabeth aud
Richard John Ludlow, pinnihs, against Mary Elizabeth and
Richard john Ludlow, infants of Richard Ludlow dee Jane;
VI bani', assigned guardian ad Item defend the said n.
idnts and Richard Ludlow, defendants IS '.yofHy
The defendant Richard Ludlow havr, CI lis an
p"1nncc and gwen SECURITY according She NJ assembly
and the rules OF tbs court, and appearing by satisfactory cyi
denoc that lc - not an naiiant ~ This State therefore on
the motion Of tho plaintiffs, IL ordered, that jhe said dcudaut
Richard Ludlow, do appear before the justices OF lie count
court uf Esecy, the third MONDAY January meet end an
ser their bill and tat copy 90 This order Ic forthwith inserted
~ newspaper Ol extensive cucu1ti1r publ he'd I'm this
Commonwealth, for two months successfully and another
copy DO posted az the front door Of the oI,c this county,
copy. TCsc, ZACH y. CRiTTENDEN, y. {.
~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-28
HAIL. NEI.sON has lsesl.ea sy tAs reeep, arr.ral,

ALL NELSON has Iecoyed, by the recent arrival
nom New York and Philadelphia the greater ra of h
All GOODS; among which arc
LONDON duiis and point blankets
., y, 10, III and l2-I rose DO
Nhitc, rcd, green and black hanncrs
uPcie DUO, mack, grey, Oxford olive and trab cloths
G, 10 do olSsnncros
.0hllon hne and slperiine Sattnes well assorted
Nooinets, hegseys and nseys
ram ahtt printed carpe, baizcs
S"ansdown and Valencia vcstinss assorted
tpoured and black English forentinc do
llan and figured bosnbazets
n'to caSmerc assorted colours and s,Ipcrior cu,lS
l,'t, Oie and orange circasSians
caroline stripes and circasyian pllidS
SiiS, wOrSted, ambswool and cotton hose
10. do do. half do
an eeS't assortment ut square and long ncrno shawIs
S'i>''i,crc long do cashmere and Valencia 90
super London and French printed r;urbrcs
Stup-d and plaid gnghalns and batiS,c
cotton cambrcS and cambria mti,lns
I.Am and Inquired book, mull aud ~, ,ss DO
superior black Italian us,rngs
back and colourcd (ir,s de Naples
i,.i'Rn nets AMI worstcd han'gc
Black maccllinc and florence
CantGn aud Mandarin grapes
rtuliur' belt and other ribbons an Clc,a, sjrtn,u,
hicrmo and cashmere hdklS
W orNicd and blicgc yuZc do.
INDIA and German silk do.
Imitation hantanna and Madras o..
tolourcd and white crvats
super black Italian do
Mems buckskin, Woodstock and hOrscsNn cl,ycs
ladies do assorted
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-28

and merchandise fevery kind
Orders for Balances any size, or Scale Beams, or
iora any part Of the apparatus, will meet with prompt
1ttention WIN l. CLARKE
no 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-28
SUBSCRIPTION

SUBSCRIPTION
FOR LrP0HTING GRAPE FINE ROOTS ERoN
FRANCE at a n,oderatt price, and encouraging he
lntrodteiloa 9fLhat Cuitlys IN ne Uniisl Sinies
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-28
LoEngion, RocLbIi5se counly. Nov I,h ~ ai-nnlc
ia. RICHARD bUDLOW.

w ah' nv A'sIbifOH-NG axe NOTICE tllf
A'h on me 9TH oi January neXi Iocr, the county Of
Essex, shall proceed 10 take dep,stons land continue from
DAY TO DAY until hnsh IN suit depending county
court OF Essex IN which Elizabeth s. Ludlow widow Of tie late
Doet Richard iudow, and myself guardian OF Mary Liza
pch, and lchard John Ludlow plaintiffs, and you aud
othcrs arr defendants Your obt scrv't,
VIM. GARNEFT. ad. &c b. H.
Nov
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-28

4 FRR eozeu superior solid Bach Tooth Brushc.
- received by J. Il. NASH.
nos -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-28
ARCu'D POINTER, Tms;nr.

a quarterly court held Cunipran cOlaiy the 17i,,
"a day nj October 1929 john 4. Wnms p,c o-aSt Wa
dlts-iN CHAsClRY -
Inc defendant Warner W. Price not havin, entered his an
pea ' aud gwen "-fy according the act of a,scn,b,
ana NJ rules OF tn count, and it Appearing lv .sti,ncty
evidence NAT he src nhabaut Of this country 3rlerc
ui mo fad defendant do appear here fourth Nlo,-
~ ''nunTy nest and answer the plaintiffs bin aud that co,
~ 'hS ORDER bee io ivIt inserted in some tc,y,;ais,r NH
icd ~ the city pl chu6nl tor uoni, eircfsivav ami
posted 10 the itnt door Of tho courthouse ot Iis cori,,,
90 \ COPY lCstC IStIiR EO(Ib~tNG
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-28
Patent Balances.

EHE Subscriber, Agent
a for the Manufacturer
In Boston, offers for sale,
Patent Balances and Scale
Beams, of various sizes; and
will furnish TO order, Money
and Apothccarics' Scales ~
Weights, Of all sizes; Plat
form Balances and common
Beams, for weighing hay
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-28
Na1. W AnNER M. I.iliCfi.-A, ,oil ,ll.. ? No..

MIR. " AMER ". I'il CT.,--As you ari Uon.,.
Az -"out Of Virginia anl have agent Known 10 ME IA,
'c NAV sr3 ~ tc following places aud periods VIZ M Fo,.
fS tavern 'unhednnd county, the Saturday In
January nrN', no William ScNOns ir Buckingham COUNTY Va
on ic rd saturday IN sai January next and al Green burn
Green county, KY o 9Th OF Dec net proceed TO take ,l
dispositions nda, U.ts Of sd5y witnesses 90 " read as cr
dence ~ suit TIE county OF Cumberland IN crancrr
in winch Avn plaintiff and you and o!crs defendants
nov l'-w5i JOIN J.. WILLIAM
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-28
GTNUNTON ACIDENy-

N,llwood, near the Bowling. Green.
Caroline county, Va. Oct. 81. 1895
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-28

a'Sc assortment Of hrown and brachOi sh,juss and
,''',S domestic pla,'s c~nss apron and furniture checks
! LIS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-28

no Huecutc, Accat tpr tie above establishments i r..
ceye and Forward orders and catalogue. hat ae of with him
iH HrbutloD, grsiuouy Hc has also for sac Princes
Treatise on llOfculurc. jas WINSTON,
NovG-6t Aren't Richmond WI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-28

- nary III open gain Monday tic Bh DIV of Dre,nb
next under the sulcliucniaucc Mr. md Mrs Tuc, vb,
lsttr themselves, that by der united cNertious am pe 3c
VIII be afforded tor acquaintance with the various n,nbrg
Of Female Education, boh solid and ornamental
MI and Mrs Ihaccr duly appreciate the importance or f-,
situation they have assumed and tf that their care and atc
urn well Ia the improvement OF tie mind rs te b,,r ,
manners OF those cDn1drl them, vii e such a. 10 meet dc
approval and copprr OF the friends va or Of s-hyo
Tic society % SaurtOn, the salub4y H., climate ,,i
oDr' considerations render il desirable situation fl Lenre
There vii c two sessions ~ the YEAR Of five months carf
with vacation Of the c,o of coch scssio-wir,
uct" VIII be- public examination.
Isgis Fuuu-for the higher brirclcs of English EI1
clHon VIZ Geography with tire dawin 81 haps and the of
Philosophy; Chymsuyi Astronomy, aad Gennotrpcr ses.
sion, a.
Noaddtonal clar;c viii bamatc should student. lew, 90
the inferior hrauCl Oi English studies attend 10 i,,
lrtfu and Greek 4ulgagc.. Composition win H. cSprr,rs
a from all the clis-e brt wtloutau v additional cha,s
For tnos'wno attend only TO- Reading, Spc'ur rcnnap.
ship, Geography without the drawing o Mans au, ne al
boti-, Nnhncpc aud English Grammar pcr session, u
II '1r two last studio, boz omitted, q
} TOY l'0trq and b'Wiu; 9p additional riiar-c OF e.
~ Observation-Disclosures. TIER TaicIlrs.
Sf;'lnton, lOui November 1873.
hs i'c Tn1lc uuacIan'rl loh tbe character and otl
'Huon.o Mr. sod MIR llrhw r~'hoori1l. have b7 suit.
uicd 70 WIN kinney j. F' Mayor o. SsuptOu, Eov. NJ
smith, Con recoc g. Baldwin Jno H. Icyior fsq Jo. Cow
"n E' ana NrooIist Kinney EsG whufc opinion IS hereto
Testimonials Respecting The clla,crr- fn4 Qualifications fr
Ec' Mr Ihachcr and Lady, haze hr.n aurrd 10 usu h
We dcf e1sactor We therefore akc pleasure in nv ON
mfnd9 Thorn '1c y1'c o." icn Isuf female education
WM. KINNEY, iur
u. q. BALDWIN
NO n. pEyTON
tOSEpit SMITH
Joseph COWAY
NIGH. g. KINNEY
=, Bons ana Lodging eau b. lpI b respectable families
Siaunon at So per session
nov IL wso
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-28

Siaunton, az $lo per session.
nov ~ ga,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-24
AUCTIONS.
Trustees Sole.

II Y virtue Of five several deeds Of trust from Law
~ renee G. Alexander to me- dated TIE - day
of July, 1897. the 9th day of August, 1927, the 5th
day of March, 1928 the 10th day Of March, 1925 and
the 18th day of june 1925 duly recorded in the Clerks
Office Of Prince William County Court. shall on
Thursday. the 9TH day Of August next, before the
front-door Of Prince william Court House. offer for
sale to the highest bidder, for ready money, al the
Estate, real and personal, conveyed TO me by said
his fathers Will in Tract Of Land called Efing-
ham, lying upon Cedar in said County, and in 81
valuable Slaves his share, estimated contain 5000
acres, of certain Lands in the State Of Kentucky.
Tract of Land Of about 100 acres adjacent to
Efngham, and four Slaves now in his possession. As
! shall sell merely as Trustee, shall convey to the
purchasers of said Estate such title only is vested
in me by the said deeds.
june 23-ts JOHN MACRAE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-24

The Jackson Party Opposed 10 tie Sssprsnss Court.
In another column will be found brief adj
Gress, made by MIR. PEfERs at the Admins.
tration dinner at Philadelphia, on the 4th Of
July. Mr.. Peters is the reporter OF the Supreme
Court of the United States, having been elects
ed 10 that Office at the commencement OF the
last sitting of the Court. We especially IN
wife the attention Of our readers 10 the lollow>
ing paragraph:
During the last session Of Congress, mem
Der Of that body from The South, Of high cha
racter and talents, gentleman OF perfect cam
dot and Integrity, and who is a political friend
Of General Jackson, declared to M, when the
process bill was the subject Of legislation, that,
for his part, he was not willing that any man
should be permitted to come into his State, and
have the right TO apply 10 any other Judicial
tribunals but those Of The Stale, or TO claim the
aid Of any other laws, than The STATE laos, to
which every citizen Of the State could resort.
Such principles, when Carried ou', vii, pros
Il ate the judiciary; without the Judiciary, In
the full exercise Of its controlling powers, the
Federal Constitution will cease to exist.
Possessing and declaring such sentiments,
what havoc inay not The leaders Of the Jackson
party contemplate on the character OF our IN,
he be defeated, we are menaced with an appeal
TO force 10 countcrac. the decision of the peo-
pie, and that by Judge Of Virginia; and by
United States Senator from Kenkucky we are
told "the next Congress will be the last" IL
he be elecied, an attack is to be made on the
judicial branch Of our federal government, that
branch on which the people have been taught
to rely, aud have relied, as the palladium oil our
freedom. To what strange lengths has parry
madness urged the advocates Of General JACK
son? To what a condition they seem 10 be
willing TO degrade this happy country, rather
Than forego their own hopes and projects oil
personal aggrandzemeut! Again we call on
the reheoting c,iz MS of our country 10 pause,
and consider these things; and having consi-
derrd, to unite promptly, universally and SlSo-
rousiy for the salvation Of our Union.
National Journal
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-24
Trustees Snle.

u virtue of deed of trust, from Jonathan c, May
Dand wife to me, of record in tbe Court Books Vi
Alexandria County, "a. No 2, folio 43S) shall on
Saturday the 9Th day Of August next at O'Clock IN
the afternoon, offer at public sale, for ready money
on the premises. that lot piece of ground OH
which said Mays Segar Manuiac,ory stands beginning
on prince.street 1911 feet to the Westward OF unen,
street. running thence with Prince street westerly ~
feet thence southerIy parallel to Unionstree a. feet
he the same more or less the ground late the pro-
perty of Jonathan Hall decd; thence easteriy VIII,
the line of tina, ground and parallel Prncesrest 20
feet; thence with straight line to tie BEGINNING
This property is subj ec1 to previous hehto the
Bank of Potomac.
shall convey to the purchaser such title ass vest
ed in me by the said Decd.
July l5-3tawts CoLiN hoLD' trustee
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-24
OBITUARY

communicated.
OBITUARY.
It has pleased Almighty God, in his wise provi
dence. TO take from among us, on Saturday evening
10Th instant Mr. RKvERLI WHIrIss,-a youth with
whom the author of this obituary notice had been long
acquainted, and to whose memory short and mper-
feet euopy will be dedicateds-a youth, whose SYM
metrv of person was the fsrest work of nature, "a
vmtb wbo.e nobleness Of mind was untainted with
pleasure which il vanly hailed by youth as proptious
IN all his pursuits He pursued the steady course of
nature; he acquiesced in fhce principles of magma
nimitv aud wisdom, which 10 sure guarantee to the
favour of heaven N nm was combined the sincere
friend the cheerful COMPANION, and the beloved
ciate. In the premature demise Of this young man,
his parents Ito whom he was xutfu and affectonate
sonl have sustained an rr<perabe loss and his
ciates deprived of friend whose virtues and quail.
ties were exemplary, and, initiated byhs surviving
friends will guide, protect and direct them through
the various scenes of this life, and when the pendulum
of time shall cease to vbrate-the certain consequence
of all human exstence-they will be received into the
mansions of that great "Superna Power whose high
attitude thought car tour. But few days ago,
thou vert dear youth. moving IN thy MODEST attire
'But like tue dew ON the mountain, like the bubble
on the ocean, thou art gone and gone forever" The
estimation i'm which thou vast held by thy numerous
friends. was strongly evnced by the respectable and
synpathetic multitude that followed thee with reve-
rental tire adj to the silent city OF the slumberng dead
But III cease this gloomy chronicle OF misery and grief
Tears will not back to its mansion call the eeting
BREATH nor the object os AItery soohe the ull cold
ear of Death.
Health, beauty. strength and bloom
Are dangerous things to trust,
For underneath the silent tomb
Is cleaying for our dust.
Far from this world IL vain delusve care
Now present with the Lord,
The labors of thy mortal life
Enls large reward IL.