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Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-03-11

% To SUBSCRIBERS. Those Of !
subscribers who may wish to avail Ii
selves of the deduction made for sdTri
payments are informed that we will cont
to receive such payments until the Is
May next. Mr.. GEORGE II. HILLS Is
authorised agent for Leominster, and sud-
wish can make payment to him. We =
make an early mention of such other g
tlemen as may become agents.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-03-11

LEoaINsTER. At the town meeting held
on Monday, the 3D. inst, the following gen.
tlemen were chosen Town Officers of Leo
minister for the ensuing years
1Oarn- Cierk-Joseph G. Kendall.
Iredsurer-Bezaleel Lawrence.
.assessors-Carter Gates, Charles Grout,
Moses Chase.
Ssleetmen-C Charles Grout, Otis stearns,
James Burditt.
Operseers Of POor-David Wilder, Levi
Nichols, William Wilder.
s. Allen had all the votes for County
Treasurer.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1828-01-26
Description Of Il po'mg Creole Ladu.

We may see very fine young woman
awkwardly dangling her arms with the air
Of anegro servant. lolling almost the whole
lay upon beds or settees, her head muffled
Ip with two or three handkerchiefs, her
lress loose. and without STAYS. At noon
"c find her goDblng pepper pot. seated on
tbe floor with her sable landmarks around
her. In the afternoon she takes her siesto
as usual, while TWO OF these damsels refresh
her lace with the gentle breathing of the
tan. and third proyokes thedrowsy powers
OF Morpheus by delicious scratchines on the
sole of either foot. When she arouses
from snmber her speech is whining. languid,
and childish. When arrived at maturer
aye, the consciousness of her ignorance
makes her abscond from the sight or con-
versaflpn, OF every rational creature. Her
IDEAS are narrowed to the ordinary subjects
tfat pass before her, the business of the
plantation. the tittle-tattle of the parish
.he tricks, superstItions diversions. and pro-
higate discourses Of black servants. equally
lhterate and unpublished.
Intercourse Of tie SercS.-What makes
those men who associate habituallv With
women, superior to others? What makes
that woman, who is accustomed to, and at
ease IN company OF men. superior to her
sex IN general: Why are women of France
SO universally admired and loved, for their
eolloquial powers? Solely because they
are IN the habit OF free, graceful and con
tinaa! conversation with the other SEX
Women in this way lose their fiivoity;
their faculties awaken; their delcacies and
pecuiaiitics unfold their beauty and capt.
yatinn ~ the spirit of intellectual rival nv.
And the men lose their pet!antic, rude.
declanatory, or sullen manner The
Coin of the understanding and the heart is
.nterchanged continually. Their asperities
are rubbed off. their better materials DO
lished and frightened. and their richness.
like fine gold, is wrought into finer work
manshlp By the fingers of women than it
ever could by those of men, The iron and
steel OF character are hidden, Ike the har-
ness and armour of giant. in studs and
knobs OF gold and precious stones, when not
wanted III actual warfare.
A.ecdote,- A young lady having pur-
chased an assortment of music at a ware
s;oHs" n Philadelphia, on returning to her
carriage recollected piece which she had
neglected. to buy. SIR" (said she, on re-
'ntering the shop,) ''taere is one tning
Which nave forgot, and which :.ast nov
request you to give me" "Wnat is it,"
asked the young music seller.) ut is sis,'
{repIled she. hesltatins and looking over
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1828-01-26

Without stone, without name
To impotenty herald u.s.
We float not on the breath Of fame
But, Ike the dew-drop from the flower,
Pass after gllttering for an hour
Since soul decays not freed from earth
And earthly coils it burst away
Receiving celestial birth,
And spurn!ng off its bonds of CLAW,
1t soars and seeks another sphere
And blooms through heavens eternal year
DO good shun evil; live rot thou,
As it at death thy being died;
Nor errors sYren voice allow
To draw thy steps from truth aside.
Look to thy journeys end-the grave
And trust III Him whose arm can save
Opening Of Mr. Dana's Poem, the /" Buccaneers
The island lies nine leagues away,
Along its solitary shore,
OF craggy rock and sandy bay,
No sound but oceans roar
save where the bold, wild sea-blrd makes her home
her shr'll cry coming through the sparkling foarr
But when the lgh, winds lie a, rest,
And on the CLASSY heaying sea,
The black duck, with her glossy breast,
Sits swimming silently;
How beautiful no rppes break the reach
And silvery waves so noseless up the beach
An island rests the green warm dell;
The brook comes tlnkng down its side,
From out the trees the Sabbath bell
Rings cheerful, far and wide,
MingLng ITS sound With blestings of the focks,
That feed above the vale amongst the rocks
Nor holy bell, nor pastoral bleat
In former days within the vale;
Flapped III the bay the pirates sheet;
Curses were on the gale;
Rich goods lay on the sand, and MURDERED men,
Pirate and wrecker kept their reveIs then
But calm low voices words of grace,
Now slowly fall upon the ear;
quiet look is in each face,
subdued and holy fear
Each motions gentle all is kindly done
Come, listen how from crime this isle was VOL,
The following translation from Camcns, by Lorc:
strangford, is exquisite.
Oh weep not thus-we both shall know
Ere Icing happier doom;
There is place of rest below,
Where thou and shall surely go,
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1828-01-26
that it was an air of less touching nature.
which the lady expected to receive.
POEYR Y.
THE UNKNOWN GRAVE.

II IS a question idle all
ASK OF the brcezes as they blow,
Say, do they heed, or hear thy call
They mnrmur in the trees around,
And mock thy voice, an empty sound
A hundred summers suns have showered
Their fostering warmth. and radiance bright
a hundred winter storms have lower'd
With piercing floods, and hues Of night,
Since first this remnant of his race
Did tenant his lone dwelling place.
Say did he come from east from west
From southern climes, or where the pole
With frosty sceptre, doth arrest
The bowling pillows as they roll }
Within what realm of peace or strife,
Did he first draw the breath of life
Was he of high or low degree
Did grandeur smile upon his lot
Or, born TO dark obscurity,
Dwell he within some lonely cot,
And from his Youth to labour we'd,
From toll strung limbs wrung daily bread
Say, did he, ripe and full of years,
Bowed down and bent by hoary ED,
When sound was silent to his ears
And the dim eye-ball sight withheld
Like the ripe apple falling down,
mistaken, mid the orchard brown
men all the lfiendS that blessed ms prime,
Were VANISHED Ike 4 morning dream;
Pluck'd one by one BY spareless time,
And scaiter'd il obhvion's stream
Passing away all silently,
Like snow fakes melting in the sea
Or, mid the summer Of his years,
When round him throng'd his children young.
Wien bright eyes gush'd with burning tears,
And anguish dweit on every tongue,
Was he cut off ard left behind
A widowed wife, scarce half resign'd
Or, mid the sunshine Of bis spring
Came the swift bolt that dash'd him down,
When she, his chosen, blossoming
In beauty deem ID him all her own,
And forward look't to happier wears
Than ever blessed their vale Of tears
Perhaps he persisted for the faith
One OF that prosecuted band,
Who suffer'd torures, bonds and death,
To free from me ntal thrall the land,
And toiling for the martyrs fame,
Espous'd bis fate, nor found name
Say, was lie one to science blind,
Agroner in ear.h's dungeon dark
Or one. whose bold aspiring mind
Did in the far creation mark
The Makers hand, and kept his soul
Free from this groveling worlds control
Hush, wild surmise IT'S van-'tis vain
The summer flowers in beauty blow.
And signs the wind and foods the rain,
Der some old bones that rot below
No other record can We trace
Of fame, or fortune, rank or race
Then what is life, when thus we see
No trace remains of life's career p
Mortal !! who'er thou art, for thee
moral lesson gloweth here;
Puts thou in aught of earth thy trust
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1828-01-26

The following translation from Camens, by L
strsngford, is exquisite,
Oh weep not thus-we both shall know
Ere Icing happier doom;
There is place of rest below,
Where thou and shall surely go,
And sweetly sleep, released from wo---
Within the Tomb
My cradle was the church of care,
And sorrow rock'd me in it ;
Fate seem'd her saudest robe to wear,
On the first day THAI saw me there,
And darkly shadow d with despair
My earliest Minute
Fen then the Gr;efs now possess,
As natal bones were giv'n;
And the fair forun of Happiness,
Which hover'd eo,nd, intent to bless,
Scar'd by the Paantoms Of Distress,
Flew back to Heav'nt
For was made in joys despite.
And meant for Misery's Slave;
And all my hours OF brief delight
Fled, Ike the speedy W nds ct Night,
Which soon shall wheel their sudden Aigb.
Across my Grave
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-03
THE WIDTYaY .4C4DE-3fV

'EtS ooho9 formerly taught by Me.,s P,ve Z. Hem,
"ttd. ny Mr. Kenny will he continued
'"c instruction OF the Subscriber II i, sin.,s ~
rear the main stage road from cbmod "
ao0u We sane distance from the e,idrn,. 81 ~ ano
s tSs Sr,nn. spat,ek In the school will he taught
no. the Latin Greek Languages, aud fbe N ua. d
iopg men can ht accommodated with bo.rd on ,.s,"i
rrlu W I'VE most re.psctsbie families Of the
NE ~ " session Of the School, will eommense on The co.
o. instruction in The Language. & M,,ben,,
S@'-iof the English branches D. 90 PER 1n
cn,,b.,,.n, JOS. X. IRVING.
1e"oi3efis9d CO., 2iti Msy,fS23
. M I1'rPh = I,Vns, bss been educated un.,e, , II,
u'n a"d "e take ileasnre 10 Recommending h; ~
11As I'd" wei qualified ior h. ;s-k intnot,od '''
JGh"dtban r. Cushing,
H,mp5c, sv,,n.. os,. :, nm ~ Page.
rsy 80. 1''~''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-03
Q.ust Sac of Neerl

l.'ust Sale Qf Negroes
vtue OF deed of executed by Charles Ivine =.
~ Bueknyhsm eounty, 10 Randolph Harrison aud Necs
Page, hearing date the I'd day Of Nay 1897 reeo
May next Chat being Court day, for Cumberland county
Cumberland courthouse, for cash. sci. TO the Highest L,d
d.rat public suet.n, Eighteen Twenty valuable ne
rtoes-smons them an excellent eo.k, and very ka.
.hoemsker The tte to the above good,
.eicnly such title {. ve.,-d in me by the deed.
NELSON FACE acting trustee.
April is. lii-td,
N B Peculiar ceum,tauce. render ed exprdisnt q,
change the time and place Of the above sale sale viii
lake place at buckingham courthouse, the 2d Monday in
lInea which tune and place, thu property viii cerai 10
,rld without reserve. NELSON PAGE. Tfustse
May 4n5-wtd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-03
By he G0De'nor gf the Commonwealth or -
ginfq. "
II PRO(f/ n AgdorrD,.
y FHOCLHMHTJOh-

4 T'|"+'FtaII IfFIN.
~ lLteI.a9, Y has bfen repfe.entedto d. l.
~ WetueI OF most daring aud br,'si -s'cuVe that
~ ~ , ~ hs county Of Lspca.ier on ron w.,
he c,s. fuy ., Miss George, VIII, us. 10Y w IN
w. x ,tosd etont Of ta, Isy ,.;,b 'on9 d'4d ~
stroei' ,e '1 si person Ged The aor Of ~ mVp n
,stb fse t.; u.nsg'Th have therefore 49, ," lo,t
ssoo ~, 1910 o. ne Council Of State "a 49, 81. proper
dad ,Gs n rs,san % psr,Sa', who vii drcoyes 49,, %
tbc Ia, y ''lsot OF ns ioh1n.su deed sn5 eos FP't-
"a county sfcfesaids fbs h, s hnl 10
~ ard q, ie 90 mo- srye, r.qe all eiviI MA,
tnne'Eor' f. esuse 'he said fugitive To- y. o' 70 use
Given an c ae dest With ai d'e law Jterts 'Pi''s''
''''i 81 ''mon~eaAh a Nclaoni Dbl, Si, POI ,I =,
Msy2 W.d. ~. GILES
ff5--wsg
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-03
Mr.. Charles Garter,

81 lh AS not inhsbisn of State o. Vir
o gins please to take notice. that tn. Sd Mon law i,
June next Chat heing the 10th day OF monthly al PINE
Edward courthouse shall proceed take the of
Tease Mchaux and others be read evidence suit de-
pehdng and indeet the county court OF t;un,bss
iand IN which am Plaintiff snd Defendant. Should
any ming hslren so as to prevent the taking the Drpt.y
every sd Monday in each month"; between th. ii ~
Iock aud sunset OF each day until that mn
me an nloday in june, bat being the Esd month
oumoeriand courthouse, between the nsmed hours
ba proceed TO take the deposition Tho. Wilkes son r
Others TO be read evidence the suit in Gaze
ahure IN taking said dtposcm that day shall con,;n
ue from day to day, every 4h Monday IN each month ~,
SemPeted-and in the town Of Danyic, the COUNT J
ryVaha At the Tavern-hou,e OF Mr. s,uaviu on The "a
upset shall proceed TO take the deposition of James o.
Johns and oter:, to he read evidence in the same ,u
III case OF failure to take said depostso. on that d,v Ih
continue from day 10 day, Saturday in each .ucc res
week until they completed which times and uIscs
~" may attend if you please. Yours. &c. r''@'
SHERWOOD FOWLER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-03
10 Gentlemen of The Tnrf

o gentlemen of the Turf
4 nhEE Bu':Urah Colt Of thekDsm of Sally uo, ., .
Race Courses. P''ioi nhnees on
am wiring 10: sell my colt at fair aud roderat. n-; r.,
'uGh STOCK lie s colt OF fnc size, great mn,ci W
ana OF me appearance years old the present Spriox
rede near Our fy eaurthouse. Any commune ain 81,
u'Je1t oil Trading for uy COX, will be pr opily ansJ "
W1L E9UL COW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-03
From Halter SCOTS neU Norei Of" Tie Far
fguid of PERTH

.fidiU ~ fcTth.
THE Lay OF POOR LOUISE.
Al, poor L. ui.e the live ioIg dsv
She ros,n' from cot 10 castle say
And .ill he, voice and vici say,
IA p,a,j,, beware .iewuodland way,
Think On Louiss.
All, poor louist The ann was high,
u sn'rchd hsr cheek II dinlni'd her eye;
The woodland walk cool and nigh,
Whe.e biIds with eh,mas siresr:let. vie
To cheer Louise.
All, peer Louiss. The ,aYss. hear
Made ne'tt that lovely grove his mir;
The wpiye- mciest nai ra,h, 80 fan
Bat better tar bad such been there
For poor Loai,r.
Ah, poor Lsu.c In wooiy void
She met a hun,sinan fair and bold,
: liz hsilTirk was of silk aud gold,
And many wrtching tale he told
To poor Loui'e.
All, prur Louise! small cause a. pine
Iait i!0u for tiessurss Of the mine;
Fm pese. Of mind, that sin divine,
Aud srctless inHoeenee, wei thine,
ALL poor Loui,ti
All, poor louie thy TREASURES req.
know not II ~, force or thtn,
or part by violence, rar; by gif,;
Bat MISERY ~ all ihsps lclt
TO poor Louise.
Let poor Louise some suCcour have!
She will not long youI bounty crave,
or tire th" gay with warning s,sve--
for Heaven Ia; gtace, snd earth grave
FofP1ot Louise.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-03

Mar. scott OF Missouri, one Of the representa-
livcs in congress who voted for Mr.. Adams and At
the same time acknowledged that nineteen TWEEN.
tieih5 OF he people Of his State preferred General
Jackson, tsec Appendix, Mr.. Brow 8 atemenO
thus expressed hmselfon the subject:
"You arc apprized, fellow citizens, that within
my present term Of service, should the election of
President come before the House of Representa-
tivcs, II is my bounden duty, and exalted privilege
to have voice in that election. The occasion
wherein this question would have influenced Won
IN eiectirg me, who now offers TO represent YOU.
ia Congress, is past is DONE and cannot be undonc
II your confidence is misplaced, as some would
have you believe, 1t is now irrenedable But 10
satisfy you who have cOnfded to me This i,npor.
tant trust, and before whom appear candidate to
represent you in the nineteenth Congress, feel
q Willingness and desire, when all motive 10 con-
coaJ - past, to express, in this public address.
my course on This momentous subject In such
event prOvded the election Of electors isinade bv
uc people, have two votes 70 give one for an eloc
Tor Of Presidents another for President; the first
as a citizen OF Missouri. Tie latter as the Represcn
ta'Tc O! Mi souri,; 10 this State the other in the
H. Of Representatives. Ia giving the former, NV
wishes being such as may be reasonably supposed
to be- enlcitained by western man, ] shall be 90.
yerncd By individual feelings corrected by my hes,
Judgment In giving The letter, | become the organ
of the people and the expressed will Of the pco1le
will be my guide. ! vote no, as citizen OF Mis-
,oud, bui ~ tic representative of Missouri; the
vote belongs 10 the people, and not TO me- and Inc
vocs Of Missouri, will, in srcb case, as tar o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-03
A vaiua5ie piantation TO, Sale

HE Sso'erieer eGs for sac As an tse county
- G HmoreT Tying chickahonainy Swamp, conainrs
4So acres, IS i-2 mites from Ae eyef Riehnond; Ms
Mechan,e've Turnpike passes hrougA. Thsrs more
han o acres ,oa,ch hare been cleared on
considered qaat not superior any this section o,
country There are so oferceienf Msador r.
'n purchaser that part lying teorv the Turnpike rpod hs
eparafeiydfspossdo IAsre Sav Mn sufhin Aaifo
nue. 'eAie soaa be great advantage any within,
get zap the timber build further Is deem,
ednnece'say those desirous pes.iny capital ~ land
ssM p'o At. Joshns Storrs living the aon,s farm, u;i
'nerc'f at ttn,e application to be
1ug,tsf7 90 wtf dERDAS STORPy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-03
ron e6TU

A7Ef haci OF Isnd IN The comfy II Lou,,, q. ri, ~,
w.A e9nain,ns % setrs bold creek runs ,rb
-, az w acre low gfount part fine tol, ca lsa
svcu - acres 53od grass l.ud reclaimed loo -sn9
'a,n 70 diest comfortable ard convenient 5oo
&c; small past Of the pufei,.s n,.s @ 70 sow
bsi1s ~ Pose'oo = gven srd agreeable eysa re we *
sfonJ. - az uon'y II THIS lane % not sold l.. f,,. ~ = ~
.. ~ h"s. next will he offered for 80 :, t ne %
Fnr In Wv "aosyj u sold notice val he rven ~ ,b , i
POvall, Powhsian. ~ "'"' b.y,v.ai or col. Franeis
may 80 tHoS. /. SMITH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-03

OXFOHD .QCHDEtfv

GEtSE EKamhston Of the Oxford Mai Ar.,..u -. !.
~ Moniay, JnHe 2d, spd close, on Wa"y, ne,1z on
ts'ng We se~rsnaosI Report; Ium.J,s,sv
III, ~ N. femse AcaJemy will s',.n'
~ A. - On thursday evening bv an c.ht..' W 20
% ~ "5s iee interested are sespee1S,, ~
filows The Fem,l, 's o hee Academies sill open =,
w 90 Mcndsy, f5h " Jnst; ~, =. M III, La
o""I %Sh JahES d JOIINsON r,;n a'iS'''
may g. -"O9' D. llfILEJonN, Pre''d..
s-N~a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-03
NOTICE..


NEWsHiNG TO close finally a. the Execu,o,
w ct the late D. W. Coleman, 1 earnestly request ali
persons having claims against the my Testato
make hen known Tor stttlemen and the like request i. msde
oil those VINO may have claims against the Il, of Cole
man x w ooliok. Those indebted TO either B W. Colemsp
OF I" coleman voolfolk, 10 Ex'or b. w CoIe
man. are requested 10 make immediate payment a, no (uthe,
'"a"se"ee Can DC gwen JOHN SHEPPARD, Ex'or
- - If Is. w. Coleman, dec.
E--Nrll
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-03
RUNAW AZ

ENRON the subscriber June Ia,l a nerro man
= CHARLES, about so Yeas old, feet or 8 incbs,
very black, ani has full face. He supposed TO be
on smes River Charles shutters badly that IL ia w,h
Heuy he can pronounce the simple ward will rive
any pes IN Sso who wall deliver the said negro me- in a.
"era 'onn'y-or who VIII have hun in jail (,o
se' h ana gave me Information thereof Any person wishp,
|" "i"e, VIII direct TO me at Elk HILL Amelia county,
mny s. -, 'nCai>n.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-03
VIRGLypHl FElIALE .aCgDE11U

III y TT III II u 1IsIL@II II C.IUFI.OJY
TOM NtECKLENBURG COUNTY.
eItih examination u" the Pupil. this Academy ,s;,, rom
Va mence Tuesday, June i7h aud conc,d a. ON
tn Gus al sh% onardsa generally, are to attend
J,as os ''Gn o. the year, will commence on MONDAY
June |"" there 'eIns no Summer vscsii1n N'
JOS. 3. WARNE,}
may so. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-03

OF deed 0' 10 thu
~ james hOnfoe, th. Goth nav of Sent 1905 :,
ary toI The purpose therein inenoned we ,L,
o"et ,o iVr ready I'oDey fonday the 7th If ,v
next, The town OF Chat I,tesse being AbenarIe a.
tract OF land lying aud hsng 10 the county of Aih
n'r,e' .o,ut miles below the Of Milton and n n.
~ "' hvanns Rivea Joining the lauds Of David 1f,rb
iu' hs' and others, and Containing 7O5 acres
or less together with all the buildings and imnrov
thereon. The trustees will convey sue title (which il
deed of trust. WM ma SnpYyn ,ng aforesaid
"i,,., tee,
~ b. Ahho The deed requires sale for ready m"ns a.
r.es consent 10 srilhe property cf J. and
1e !" h 'nieIe: from tue dd,e-and that case bou t
approved security aud OF trust on tbe land vii
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-03
Public Sale Of valuable Land near The Cniyer.i,,.
Of VIRGINIA

0NN Monday, che 4ih day of Aug next will be sold IL,
Chaf0te'y"e stu Central Hotel, kspi by Mr joel
'" pfcTn about 1900 ACRES Of valusble Land Leinr te
It'f1e Of Tract Of iad IN the nsighhofhood Of chuis,
yn' ioiTsy te1ngus 70 the Isc pfesdent Monr5s end
Conveyed by hin 10 the bank n the a. s. in saftI -f, 80
DEBT tan;ierfed 20 thy the Dank q Columbia.
TIE whole tract s remarkably well timheed and y,e al
or4 sjuntseeousiy used; aud sbon, 500 acre, NJ ~ i
~, se'i roan an fen'ng part q GOOD qlsly
On ihe m9unia:n part uete crrinstou, deyeln, bote
W gfn and mill sd there ere other inofots,, m
o'htf ror;'ons Of bs tact 1hs isnd hs hsen aid Nj into
ra ,hssef- -" "
The Isnd viii be sold credit Of T. Q g. and v,sr,
aynEef esf from ths tine u ssl1 aui bDds with ann
rs'o'h ty sni lien upon She laud vii be feqed 10
sffuf@ fat rsfusGft. - "
reside miles ron ire iand F w
SAMUEL II. SMITH, Presiden,
Olice Of Bank, IT, s. Washington.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-03

LII Ferscn' indebted 10 the Of john Fic1s,1.,
n dec OF the county 81 Hanover are reouc.tei o., ~.
immediate payment: And tnose having claim, ,ss;, ,h
sac estate w, present the fo advm heor. The r, 5
'n"ay 1873, OF tins viii be pleaded har Of
fcsn- HI w VII r w SCOTT ,Im,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-03
LAND FOR SALE

1F0oNSUANT, 10 the provisions of deed of tru,,
"a ca by DR. Geo. Wm. Crump, secure the pavmsn, -"
sun OF money therein mentioned, Edmind f.
shn o'herssnd which - recorded clerks fce sf
shall III The Esd OF June next al Cumb, rsnS
courthouse, proceed 10 sci! the life ate of IN,
oiumP IN $50 acres of land, lying in the aid o.ny
~ ne lands OF James H1fson and others, on biz GU.
pw oands well adaied the production tobacco
an VI s"Hd hear IL will be sold a credit iii Ihr;st
when Po:es'on will be given, with the priv,ler T., ~
CHASER oil sowing wheat next fall. DAEL a WILSON.
msyG Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-03

John urncr, eN'or OF Matthew Tutu,, 40, p.en
Dsendant ,hn Tnfner, eK'or of Matthew Turner ,o
10y ms appearance according the act OF
ae eSI,. ina ne " not an iuhabsp this state On ne
sid Des. rt WI ~ ms attorney, II ordered, Tb.f be
and ,s e,a ms aud the Psiniss hill
papers printed 10 the Town of Per,burs ar S,;, s
mono tor t'sht weeks surces,ively, and pve AT te f &
OF the courthouse Of SAID county. 80 ~ '''"' oo'f
MO copy. fe'ts, JOHN q. BAPTIST. 4. .,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-03
=" esn4neIy 10 Noi.o,ysy county eoiiI I'm Ps-Ts5s
, SsueI u. burke He@skish X. Anderson comsn.

against ~ Hnuefson, CompIs
CHARLES Koish Anderson p. Miller, and John ,,u,,.
Ihis day came the complainant, nv Abr,b w Ve yn.
.nsir Ato'ney who filed their bill agsi, ~.
lsfrJs, ,, hyIon, opPesfine 70 The court thst IN.
80 ~ w us' h not an nhshtnut of thu, ~
m hot oavlns entered his appearance 10 ms ,uf III ,
according 60 law sud the rule. OF t ,, r. I.
@ ihf' me said defendant Knight sps,r bs, =, ~
~ sy Gou' sud hie his 70 Ie eoprls;nso III
n-sso 'hh copy Of this order he fttt,h ;1 ,s'u
% sgSsts,iyey IN pubic n, yspsper
W " NY OF ichmond Of borough Of Pefer,b,r,, w., %
"a ~ we Hou jcor Of The oourtgue M 49,, so' l-
'"o'e'''ve court days. A copy. Tesie 'OoHy' "H'"'
Maroht. r. FIIzGERALD,e e.