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Delaware journal., 1828-11-14
DIVIDEND.

THE Presdeat and Directors of the Delaware
Fire Insurance Company, have this day declared a
Dividend Of 3 ] per cent. on the Capital paid, for
the last six months, which will be payable to the
Stockholders or their legal representatives, at the
Bank Of Wilmington and Brandywine, on or after
Monday the 10th inst BY order of the Board.
DANIEL BYRNES, Sec'ry.
Nov. 1, 1928. 5I-lm
Delaware journal., 1828-11-14
Book l5inding.
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Of every shape and description Of ruling,
Suitable for

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suitabIe for
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and most durable materials.
New Books. bound, and old ones rebound. Pa
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pattern which may be ordered
C,ach-makers and Hatters leather, elegantly gl
ded.
Those. with every other species of work con
nected with binding, ruling, gliding, done on shor
| notice, and reasonable terms, in the establishment
| connected with this Office.
| Oct. 90, 1928. r. PORTER & SON.
Delaware journal., 1828-11-14
Bank OF Smyrna,

NOVEMBER 9Th, 1928.
yHNIIE Directors ofthe Bank of Smyrna, have this
Il day declared dividend for the last six months,
at the rate of six per cent year.
The same will be paid on or after the 18th inst.
S. IL. HODSON, Cashier
59-4t
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AGENTS..

CoNcopp.-Dr. Thomas Adams, 2. M.
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DovER.-John Robertson, Esq.
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Subscribers living in the vicinity of the residence
ofthese Agents, may pay their subscription money
10 them, they being authorized to receive IT, and to
give receipts.
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PHEEAX
Iron Foundry.

VnNFlE Subscribers having entered into co-partner.
Il ship, under the firm Of WAaam Robinson and
Go. now carry on the above Foundry, at No. 81,
King Street where they are prepared to execute
all orders in their line of business.
WILLIAM ROBINSON,
JAMES RICE.
Wilmington, Oct. 27, 1898. 5G-4t
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CONDITIONS.

THE DEL.AWARE JOURNAL IS pn0o
Iished on Tuesdays aud Fridays, at four dollars
per annnm; tzvo dollars erery sir months IN aa-
ounce. NO paper to be discontinued, ~atI ar
-carages are paid.
advertisements inserted on the usuaL terms
Viz: One doItar for four insertions Of sictces
lines, and so in proportion for every number q
additional lines and insertions.
Delaware journal., 1828-11-14
ALSO, the
Christian Almanac.

Replete with useful and interesting information
to the philanthropic and christian mind.
The above, with great variety of other COM
mon and Pocket Almanacs, to be had single OF
by the Gross or Dozen, on the most accommoda
ting terms. to Merchants, Traders or Pedlers.
~ r. PORTER g. SON.
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DIV TD END I'd.

Baak of Delacare, Nov. 4, iS2S
THE President and Directors have this day de
clsred Dividend of Ten Dollars per Share, equal
10 five Der cent for the last six months payable to
she Stockholders or their legal representatives, on
or after the 10Th inst.
EDWARD WORRELL, Cashier
57-1aw4t
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.1Il,,nmncs! .4InsNM0cs!
For 1929.
Just published at this office, the
COL U M B A II "A L M A N A o,

With its usual variety Of interesting matter in
Prose and Verse, Delaware Courts of Law, &c
Havingb been continued without intermisson tor near
ly or quite half century, in this office. the Citi-
gems Of Delaware must be acquainted with this AL
nanac and of course We need say nothing to re-
commend it.
Delaware journal., 1828-11-14
EAktoM nank Notes received
at Oar.

The few remaining DRY GOODS, consisting of Calcoes
gprams Marsailes and Valencia vestng, Grape. Water
loo and other shaws silks for dresses, coaks, bombazetts
Tartain and Caucasian pads Denmark satin, cambet.
drilling cAnbrc, book and Jaconett husms and handler
chiefs &C. &c will be sold at what they cost and the Elk
ron paper received in payment at par for the same hoss
who prefer selling the paper for good money! IN prefer
to taking the goods have it discounted by apply
ing to .EDWAnD l. bhlhr,
47-3m
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-29
>Eand for Sale.

4 80. subscriber having concluded to fton, this
g. W country, If he can dispose OF sis lends of-
''o VIC 'oiiowing tracts for sale, wit:
tract oi 500 acres, whereon he lives, ying on
'Vr', III Bedford county, in view Of pnr,
.u 'H' 10 miles from Lynclbug aud miles from, Lib
"sa'iy che half wood land tie greater part yet To
eH~'''en' tobacco lana, aud the piariation
re.noe repair lies well, well watcied popuous
neighSorhood
An"lhe' tract ef $50 arrrs, lying iuRcon Of ae
"''fs-'ne most part Of this tract is cleared, though
productive fara', with improvements suitable for u
family.
rise another tract OF GOO lying Goose Creek
nn mile oi's junction with Stdupton Rve alou, two
"h"fen acres arc cleared, 30 of which to;om land aud
"'i ~ met quantity isexceet tobacco and, aud of
Voou land there is less than hundred of fir
rate tobacco andie last named consider one Of
inc pest tobacco plantations in Bedford could be made
u" 'XcelicH, stock farm being better adapted to grass than
any plantation in that section or country or on This side of
Tue mountains with extensive cutets.Th,s tract i'll be
she""oy Mr. ofvi Loving. WHO Ives premises and
Tie two frst tracts by the subscriber The terms will he
made very accommodating most of purchasers
JESSE LEFTWICH
I.vnchhurg, Feb. II Iaf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-29
Navy Yard, Cuspor',
Feb. 90, 1895.

S& oilCE.-AH persons having open accounts with r,,e
estate of Robert Bell, decd late snddler Of III. ,
OF kchnond. are requested tn call the subscriber .,
ss"e"t AS IL Is expected thar reference the books
VIII Often be required, have had them posted and 7 :, N,
now ready 10 make settlements. Although is desirable
that speedy close of the administration should be na
yet shall give reasonable those no NAV e,
indebted 10 the estate, unon their giving bond for tho
nent thereof Ali those Indebted by bonds ad notes arc
nforniea that the claims against estate arc yer mr.
gently pressed and that therefore, be con,elled 90
require them TO make Immediate payment All persnus
iaing 10 Gull in reasonable time, say expect legal scps
WIN oe 'aeen nr the collection thereof All
cia against tho estate requested prese nj thenr
Property and legally authenticated, may be appsei
OF the amount due, 20 enable arrangements tE
ther ludstion Ely ofrse is in tina City Hall, where
the books and papers will be kept, nd where shall gan
rally attend from 10 o 8 o'clnck
W. d. WREN, Serg't C. T.. s.
IIPG S-ts Admor of Robert Boil dne'd
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-29

TiRGLNLl: Atrules, holden 10 the clerks Office
OF the surerier court of chapcery for the Rchnosd
district, the Sd day Of March, 1929 Beverly Randolph
pit. against John Mokim jr. and SONS, and Clement
B. Weston, DIS.
The defendants, John McKim and sons. not havinn
entered their appearance and gTen security according
10 The act OF assembly and the rules this court and
appearing by satisfactory evidence that thev are
not Inhabitants of this country; ordered that tic
said defendants DO appear here on tie first day of the
next term and answer the bill OF the plaintiff and that
copy OF ibis order be forthwith Inserted in some uews
paper Published IN the city of Richmond, for two
nooths successfully and posted al the front door OF
The capitol, in the said city
10 copy. Teste, J. u. ABBOTT. d.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-29
Ivrchhurr, Feb II
FRESH GOODS.

HAVE received by the late arrivals from New, Yo.k
and Philadelphia, large additional Supply of des-
rab'e goods consisting in part of
New style plaid and fancy prints
DO do do furniture ,t5rce
Fiaid end striped camhric girrhans
Plain and worked Swiss and book mullins
tfae aud surcrGne camhrics and iaconcts
DO DO corded nsd checked IL,
Italian oe;,S "f beautiful coloTs
Norsied bercges do do
SIN figured aud striped do do
Plain aud plaid gro de nap
French sattins, assorted colors
India company sattias and levant
Heavy senchaws and sarccrets
FiEe and extra superfue black bcrbgzfus
Mer'no and Cashmere long shawls
ors'ed au SIX berese and other fancy hd,s assorted
Black aud white bobhsue, lace veits
eh nooonet ana Swiss worked capes, pc.cfinpy
and robes
Thread laces add eIgingr, assorrsa
French camhricks and hdkfs
Italian Grapes and Grape Iisses
Ladies and gentlemen's gloves, essbrteH-
London cloths aid ca sne1rs
Sattinetts of all Qualities
Liain and cut velvet, fsrea,!nt
Nhlentin and marseiiles vestsne
tHnies pellsseS and habit cloths
Mer''o and common fiannes, assprtrd
neavy lose and whitney blankets
ouperhne thread and cotton tickings
large assortment of she'll combs
o"'A "hn eo'sea circaSoisns and bombazsr,ss {uo,,
very fne) NP"''
general assortment of other staple and fancy eooH.
"", ~ are offered al very low prices for cash.
rep 10 : is HALL NELSON.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-29

PIRGLHIA: Al rules, holden in the clerks office
OF the superior court of chancery for the Richmond
district, the Cd day of March, 1928: Thomas G. Tins
ley and Susanna Tinsley, admir- and admx Of Thomas
Iinsey, dec pts against Thomas Oliver. admir- of
ry hrs wife William Oliver. James Oliver .Josenb
Oliver John Oliver, W hitting Oliver and Samuel White
Oliver an infant By Thomas Oliver assigned his gusr-
dIan end all except the said Thomas Oliver are slil
dren and co heirs Of John Oliver, dec and Thomas
Edd'ng,on aud Agnes his wife, formerly The widow of
the said John Oliver, dec. dts .
The defendants James Oliver, Joseph Oliver John
Oliver, Whiting Oliver, Samuel White Oliver and
fhofsas bddDgton and Agnes his wife not having en-
ered Their appearance and gwen security according
to the act OF assembly and the rules of thu court and
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they are
not inhabitants Of this counly ordered tst the
SAID defendants DO appear here the first day of the
next term and answer the bill Of the plaintiff; and
that copy CT tbis order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published IN The city OF Ricbmond for
TWO months successfully, and posted at The front door
Of tire capitol, 10 the said city.
10 A copy. Tes'e, J. 3. ABBOTT, &. &c
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-29

Ne II. JOHN PARKHIIL.-sir. yon ~, IT,
nnab'taRi of this State, are hereby notified. ba,
saai, take me deposition Of Juhn on VIM Yves, on rho
Gay Oh ApFi next, at Banuns Hotel in the civ Of
hoe' 10 De read in evidence in sui, depeadips in
'He Snpcor court OF law for Kenrco county, in which
m Pia'n''n and you, of the firm of ps,kb;u
e,ssH AeIso, are defendant. Ia rase the same is
m "'n' OF completed on the, day, it will he So GA the
~ IT. mo. 90. JNO. n. FOSTER
c1e Surviving partner of the
..I..Ituc iffm nf Jno Fnsiar & San
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-29
IIRGLYYa. Al roIss. hoIden n lAe alerl,s naie.

tiRGLE!3! Al roles, holden in The elerk,s Office
OF the superior court Of ohascery Tor the Richmond
District Tho Sd Gay ri March 1923: Lewis WinrfeI3,
min Carter dts N'')'
rue defendant Benjamin Garter, not having entered
9s appearance aod given security according to the act
OF assembly and the rules ef This court and il aprea
ing oy satisfactory evidence, that be is not an nhab
nanl GO upper here on the first day of tire next
tern' and answer the bill Of the plaintiff and that
copy OF tbs order be forthwith inserted in come
paper published in tie city Of Richmond, for two
onIs excessively, and posted at the front door of
tbe capitol, m the said city.
10 copv Tesie. J. Il ARROTT
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-29
HIRGEAY4.


At ues holden IN the Clerk Office Of the Superior Conr,
Of ChanreIy fo TIC Richmond Disrci, the Sd day of
March, 1929:
Francis o. Nacthaur George Msckham, and vincen,
llaCkh1m, Pms
against
Isaac Sail, Eicholas MIL, Lawson Butfoot, Holden
Rhodes,.3ei amin Hatcher s Elzaboih w his wife Sa
ruei Taylor and Emily mis- wife, George F. Sai, An
derson Sa Eiclard Harris md Elizabeth W. his wife
Thomas Walden AID Elizabeth Il nd Thomas his inGa
children, Anu Nugenia Saiii, ANA yllis Sal Corydon
Sali, Susan &al Aurel:Gs Salli William Salli, Mar
tina Sdll Emily Sail the las, FIVE mentioned being H.
fant ciiidIcn, Archer Ball. William Rail and John H.
liasSius, admir- OF Robert Hoskins dec. DHs.
Tine Dslendamt. George L. SaI having entered his
appearance and given security according the Act Of As
sen5ly and The Ruls Of iis Court, and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence, hat he is not ndbant o this
country u IS ordered TINT the said deendan do appear
mere on e hrSt day Of ie I'D answer the bill
o 'he plaintiffs, and a copy Of this order he forthwith
inserted !" SOME newspaper published in the city Of Rich
o"'' os io months successvev, and POS ted az tie font
door 81 o. csg';2- in The said city.
81. i r'Hy. Teste.
=. 1IV-r--f
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-29
TRUTHS ADVOCATE

1hoEIfILY .9NTT-J.9CKSON EXPOgtTOR
BY AN ASSOCIATION lNDrvIpuALst
iERiiS.
TIL work will be published monthly the 9th day of
e'cn month II will certain ~ pages octave. THE
n .'c VIII Ne CTB DOLLAR numbers; which IS all
Is proposed to publish, payable in advance. The two
h's tnmhets have already heen printed, and in
"i Tue extraordinary demand second edition OF
vac MIST hunser was printed before the second number
vas '."uy Tor delivery, and tire demand still Increasing
ono calculation tine publishers have commenced ii Third
EDITION OF the back numbers
@ooScioeFs viii bs furnished by mail with the NJ nhsrs
Srney "he printed FREDERIC SANXAY,
''','"m'i' OHIO. agent for tee publishers.
"'"''h So--St A. "a. II Pi,rwhvIsonn's, nd
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-29

tI2GLNYI. At ,s,es holden il, the c,e,l,. o,,,,,
OF the superior court Of clanccry for tl. 6icrlo,d
district the 81 day of Siacch. 1899. The President
directors ADD co'HPan. iha tank of al.x.plr, oils
against The W. A. Society agsns, Grc IN buildings of
Tue state OF Virginia, aud Philip C. and Samuel a.
MaIstelia dts.
Il he deieadapis Philip G. and Samuel 4. Marstci,a
noN having entered tler ap1earance aul given seem
acco'dog To tho act % assesrS'g aud The roles OF
~ court ana ~ appearing rs satisfactory evidence
that they not iubabi.ans OF this co,,o,I, i =,
eera'' mat the SAID defendants 90 appear here on The
utst daS of The reS term ami answer tho bill of the
fi''hs; H"' That copy of this order be- for,lw ;,h
serted IN some newspaper published in the city of
ichhond, for two mouths successively and posted NJ
"Sc 'front.' do"r of the capitol, in the SAID ov.
~ cory. Tsst". J. Il. ABBOTT a. r =
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-29
@I.a.NG TOR 9sEes.

4 UST received from Gcibs celebrated rrangt.c,o,v
- Ncw York, an assortment OF very choice PIANO
tpRthS: arroas which yey splendid rosewood cabi
net upfiEAt Piano f5rea!i Of which will b. sold a. ~,
.o"'"si New York prices, ouj warranted BIZ the max,
;na public respectfully invited IN cali az Mr. ran,
Ftbf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-29
S0gGc1g>
rnE oMNlpREsENcE OF TIE DEITY.
By Monte oMERy.

By MoNro oMERy.
''Fhcu CNcREATED UNSEEN and CNprFIyE,n,
SOURCE Of ali lie. and fountain of the ,uiuh;
"evsding SPIRlT, whom eye can trace,
icit 'hTo all time and working in all space.
Imagination cannot paint that spot,
Around, above, beneath, where thou ort ret!
Before the glad staIs hymn'd newborn Ear,s,
Or young Creation rcvcil d 10 its bi,;h,
Thy spirit moved upon the prsgnan, deeH,
fncha d the wave'eSs waters from their sleGp,
!;adc Times mnj este wiugs,o tee umfurid.
And out ofdaItuess drew the breathing Mold.
Ere matter formu u, Thy creative tone,
Thou wesr. Omndc Endless. aud Alone;
In Thine essence, all that vas ~ be-
Sublime, uuidthonablc Deity,
Thou said Stand To- universe was born,
And light 6ashd fiom Thee, for its birh aav rnsrn.
world unshroulca, all It's beauty new:
Tie youthful mouUtain rcar'd its haOgh.y brow,
Flowers, fruits, and trees felt Instantaneous tic
aud Ocean chatct her pillows into strife!
Ann next triumphant Ger the green c!ai earth,
hhc universal sun burst INTO bi.ih.
And dash'd from okhil ai,iluds sublime,
Che hIst red ray tina, marked commencing tirnci
Last rose the moru--and then tn array Stars
VboeFd ionnh the heavens upon ihoif burning cars:
Bu, ali was silent a wo;ld efdead
'ii!l the great Deep her living swarms ou.rnreas,
Forth I.cn her tceming bosaui, sudden came
inmipged nlonsters-mGhly, without uanIe.
J hen plum! tribes, winged into being there
And played their gIeamy pnions on the air.--
I'LL thick as dews upon twilight green,
iaEth's living creatures rose upon the scene!
And nov The gorgeous Universe was rife.
Full, fresh, aud glowing WIKI created life!
And when III Eternal, from bis starry hsi.!r
behrld the young rid heskn- IN his light;
And breathing increase OF deep z alitudr,--
10 b'essd it, tor his mercy made it gooG!
Ctcation ~nastcr- piece, breath c. God,
''hy Of His glory quicken lis rod
lmniortai Man camc uex',-tiyinely grand
Giofious ana reIftcj f.om his Makers haad;
Last, softly beautiful as MuSr's close,
angelic woman into being rose.
A"a thurs, thou vert, AMI art, the fountain sou!,
And countless worlds around thee live and roll:
lasuu, and shade, in ocean and in air
y iiere"t, though never iessen'd-overy where.
Al lie and mo ton from lhy source bcgar
Z tom "2tios 20 atoms, angels dcwu 10 man,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-29

FtftGENJd At rules bolden in the clerks Office If
tse superior court Of chancsy for the Richmond district
lbe 81 day of harrh 1923: George Wood, pit. against
Thomas Wood, DIT.
The defendant Thomas Wood, not having entered bis
appearance and given security according 10 the act Of
assembly ADD the rules Of this court, IL appearing bv
satisfactory evidences that is an inhabitant This
country; it is ordered, that the said defendant do
ho.e on the FIRST day Of the ter aud answer ts
OF the PLAINTIFF ard that copy of this order be fovi.
inserted IN sow" pnper published in the city Of Rich
mond, for two months succsssiveIv I'D posted at the
front door OF the capitol, in the said city
- COPY. Tesce, I. p. ABBOTT, q. CT
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CoMMIsSIoNER's OEfGcr.

me- Richmond, 4th February, 1928.
Int parties Interested in The execution or the above
order g" the sueror court Of chancery hodea aunton
are hereby ro'ihed that have appointed first Moada
ID May nex't commence the safe this Office: at
TINE and place tey required attend before u,e r
Ire matters IN Tefcrerre, with their accounts doeusaen
ana proofs, to ne submitted 70, examinations
AZ WM. 9. PEN DLKTOE Gnm,,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-29

bIHbINiA: At rules, holden in the clerks Office Of
he superior court Of chancery for the Richmond district
WE ~ day OF March 1928: Lew Jones' pit against Dab
nsy MOTHS Asa Oliver, Richard Boran, and Daspcy
m,LIeT ex or q! john Parkinson, dec. dts
Ihe defendant Dahuey Norris not having entered bis
appearance and given security according to the sc, Of
aSs6ho'y aud the rules uf this court md it appearing
oy satisfactory evidence that he is not an inhaitant NJ
s country; IT IS ordered. that the said defendant e.
appear here the first dav Of the next term and an
swer the 6h' 81 the plaintiff and that copy Of this
ooer be forthwith inserted ia newspaper published
III me eIty ot Richmond for months successivelv
ana posted at the front door ofthe capitol the said civ
- cory. TesCe. :. =, ABBOTT. 4 r. r,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-29
TEACHER WANTED.

WANTED rs Teacher TO take charge Of Female
hcadcmv in niartiusburg, a person well qualified
to teach the alIn cnt branches of English Education.
4 salary oil -Four HUNDRED Dollars will be given An.
ply either OF the subscribers None need apply uI,.
less they come well recoin,nenied
CONRAD HOGllIRE,
March .. JOHN S. HARRISON.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-29
WOMAN.s HEART
Alas. thar man should ever win
- sweet safine ~ Sdamc aal sin,

'A'as. iht' man should ever wiz
20 sweet Shrine ~ shamc aad s;l,
~ "on4n's hs"u."-L. Z. L.
say, Watts Nomars Heart 4 thin.
Nne1e all tae dseres, feelings spring,
: hdtpg wnnss ieudc7 cHards reY;v
INT" tie touch m harmony,
= VOL" "saSe fairy scenes are iiaucus
y IA \ il The c"'"nrsi d.etirs ~ ;7nutht.
= H"rs tht' s'ii VIII hunuy move
pom The t5e'cEcr"Gs seas Of love.
What IS its love: ceasaiess stream.
haueelesS star and endless drcani
\ smiling flower that viii nor die,
- beauty aud mystery
i's storms as light as April shnwe!S,
US joys DIS bright IS 4 pril flowers,
us hopes as sweet summer ali.
Anh oak rs w:n'er is despair.
" Ha' are lie IL rcs5 RsiuJows ,;.ar ,hro5v
4 raH'an' light wfcre'er they -.
SnI'ins hen heaven IS overcast
Yet melting into storms At las;
Sight cheats. tha;aomc With siren vsras.
besnH'Ds it, lie summer Birds,
"a; stay while nature round then, hfotr,s-
6Ni Gee away when winter cones.
What in its haze: s 7assiu. frow5
single weed mid blossoms sow,r,
1hHt caTnot flourish there for long:
A harsh note in an angels SOM,
= snmmer CLIQUE, that nj The Will
j. 'ishiened by a sun beams sul,lr:
Apa,sion that SCARF hath = raIf
AaIids, The gems OF wouIau's head
And VIVA; is lis Despair; desD
Fever, thEt leaves M tears 10 r.ee-.
a NO ;hot works vi'h silent oowe.
Ascauk-r worms destroy aov er:
viper mat shows ue,, it wakes,
NTH yrA nsart Z " -,,rs =,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-29
pfRGIHT.4-ro W.T.:

I.I--1O VIZ:
al superior court OF ehnneery holden Staunto1 on
Saturday, the 9TH day OF August 1877;
between
Alexander Stuart, III,
and "
widow OF said William, aHd William Price John Prr
James Price Samuel Price, and Ann Pce heir Of said
" 'ilIam PrIse' decd, and Samuel Clarke, surviving
n"S,'e I'll o"mpsoh AauheWS' decd, Dts
On the melton Of the plaintiff by his eonnsr /, IS
that " 'liIam o. Pendeton be appointed CnnH,sicnc1
10 take an account of the administration Of the decpdan,
Iiiam Duvai and OF the sssctts real end persoua ~
William Price, dec; also to ascertain the comma "a ue
value OF the back lot IN the proceedings Hsntued accord
ing To the contract entered into between the partss and
that he rcpnrt the SANE to this court together with NJ
matter specially thought pertinent ny hnst or sou,rd
ny tie parties TO be stated; and the said Cen,us;o
authorised to proceed ip the absence of either paur
adjournment, shall fail to attend him.
Copy. Teste,
VILLAS s. ESERTDGE G. q r.
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IL lCHARD POLLARD will prac,c. Law IN the Courts
ri the counties OF Nelson. Amcrs aud Buckingham m;
also in tire Superior Court of county of Campbell the
Cnuis &" the corporation Of IyucN5urg aud the Superior
Court fChanccry Tor the Lyrchburg District. His resi-
Deuce is a, Oak Ridge, near Nel>on Court ;Iopse.
March IL ND,
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DRY DOCK,
GoSport Navy Yard, Virginia.

ESkofOSALS viii be reeoive ed at this Yard by IA,
fr on vi oc'ore me Isl day OF May next, for
inr"isoing and delivering GRANITE SION ES Tor a.
o0o' Nu'Ouo cubic Yards OF masonry for the Dry Ilck
Aoouo $500 yards TO be ura shed according 10 dmen-
70" ma''ne'ng, IN 'be respective quantities shown
IN The following schedule designated bv letters IN which
Tue hegh NOD depth OF the blocks given in fec, and
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Irish Linens. Sc

LOB ana I'D heavy irish Lineas, of warranted bleac
"a x I Sheet tugs Sd, 4 g. 10 d Diaper & DamasR
Long Lawns and Brown Holauds-for sa at ietuced
PRICES nv HALL NEILSON.