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The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1828-04-19
THE RINGrET.

N November, aud Helen, with choice party
of young friends, formed an agreeable little cir
cie around it. Helen Percy was not what the
'cor' would cali handsome that is, Sic die! not
possess regular fcaturcs--had neither black nor
blue eyes--tresses waving gracefully over her
shoulIers-nor skin quite as white as the new
fallen snow--bnt then there erax beauty in her
face, and a beauty that WAS richly worth ali
thcse-t consisted Of frprtsSio?1 The feelings
Of good and benevolent heart, aided by the
graces of pure and well cultivated mind. cast
lustrs over face that could boast Of TO other
accomplishment, and sure none other was nc
ccssary 10 render it interesting But Helen's
most powerful charm was in her Conversation
often sPrishi!y. and always sensible and pleas
lns, It rendered her ever a most engaging com
panion.
1t was generally }nowa a,nons her acquain-
tanccs, that she was bct!ohtd to a young navy
officer, Who was then, ant! had been for nearly
two years, absent in the United States service,
and who was now daily expected home Helen
was anxious for his arrival, rot for the alatiti-
cation Of her own alrctonate feelings alone,
but the tale Of scandal had gone forth, and She
WISHED Is course at once arrested Al amishlc
ana worthy young man was in the habit Of Vi
altins at the house Of Mr.. Percy: he knew of
lfelen's engagement, and his visits to The la1.i-
" were prompted by friendship alone but
others thought differently :--persons were sur
:rlsed that in the absence of Clarence Lee, She
would sanction the address Of anothcr-it was
'ilshonourable thus TO traffic with his feelings
IN short, She was in their eyes most hcartless
HoTnctte, Helen knew these whispers were
around her, but she knew also she was wrong
ed; she d"spISei the petty articles of those
who Wnnld constIue every friendly feeling into
accepted love-and She was resolved it should
not De the means Of depri,ing her Of friend
snip 50 valuable as that Of the innocent mover
Il it all
remarked that a small group were assem-
Hicd round thc srcside of Mr. Percy's house,
and on tins occasion a stranger was seated
among them, who had entered with the compa
ny, and yet appeared to be unknown to all a
proius!on Of light hAr fell over his forehead
and cheeks, which were also shaded by large
hl'tach's. and he wore pair Of green specta
r''s over his eyes.
/ he httlc party were gay and lively as ;saal,
INT there Aas sudden Stiffness ia the raotil.
"aen the stranger holding in hi, hand rInsI,
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1828-04-19

range OF aspect than any among the Alps or Py
renees. With much difficulty he assembled
Arriving at lis summit, the scene presented to
his sight was unequalled After taking long
view OF the various objects which lay stretched
below, he took from his pocket volume of ST.
Augustine Confessions and opening the leaves
at random, the first period that caught his eve,
was the following passage -" Men travel far
to climb hig mountains to observe the males
ty OF the ocean; to trace the sources CT rivers
but they neg lect themselves'' Admirable rea
sonngi conveying as admirable lesson! In
stantly applying the passage to himself, Pc
trarch closed the book, and falling into profound
meditation. !" IT, thought he, g have under
gone so much labor in climbing this mountain,
that my body might be the nearer to Heaven,
what ought | not to do in order that my soul
may be received in its immortal regions9" Let
US, my Lelins, while climbing any Of our British
Alps, be visited by similar reflections, and Be
actuated by similar resolutions
There are some foiblcs in the very greatest
characters, something TO bear with and to be
forborne by all those whom we most love and
esteem, or by whom we are most loved and es
tcemcd ourselves; these arc the minutin of life,
which nevertheless compose its sum total and
upon our treatment of these, depends more OF
our happiness than is gratifying to stlf-oye to
acknowledge"
Rlra{ Singfrs.--Dr. Arnc was once asked b7
two vocalists Of Covent Garden Theatre to de
eide which of them sung the best The day
being appointed, both parties exerted them
selves to the utmost, and when they had finish
ed, the Doctor addressing the first, said, Gas for
you, sir, you the tcorst singer ever heard ia
my life" "Ahl ALI" said the other, exultns
~. " knew should win my wager" " Stop
SIR says the Doctor, 4" have word to say to
you before you go-as for you, sir, you cautot
sH,g at all MIRROR
.4necGofe. late DR.. Nesbit, ccir.
brated for his profound erudition and read,
wit, being asked how he would define mo
dern philosophy or inhdclity. replied. 1t
consists in believing every thing but tAe
truth, and that in exact proportion to thn
worst OF evidence or. to use the language
of the poet. in making Windows to shut our
the light, and passages to lead to nothing. =
4 Light 81 Tic u est; Serenity ia the Eccnin
pt JSfe
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-30
Soan and Candle Mandatory.

ygviiF Subscriber takes this opportunity to INFORM the
U nbc ,tt he continues the above business IN all its
branches. a The o.d stand, Of ratnal and Queen
Stress nsar he ise,s lietiug Ho0se, where he Will
Manufacture gi f5i,,ah. i'.ae pa prices, .uoudand
Als GASnll.s !a4.s. iels.y, and BroNa SOAP, Of the
hest qrailty ENotii hobpht' -
Y. d SIC highest price given Tor lAiow' buie"e's
Eat, aal Ii, d every description.
Wilmington, jpy II. le23 Dbl
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-30
FnoM riiE TOILET.
TIE INTEMp ATE iIl.SEsAND.

Nosg etten haze the beautiful lines n PERIGL sft4sss
HE ngon,es IF zcoRnded mt 6tW aGtctiopGe icar:.
He comes nct--I have watc'd the 90 dow;,
Aud vet he comes once il not so,
He thinks not how these bitter tears do flow,
The while he holds his riot IN thst town.
Yet he viii come and chdc, and shall weep,
And he will wake my infant from its sleep,
To blend It's feeble wang with iny tears.
o how love a mothers watch t0teep
Over those sleeping eyes, that smile which cheers
My heart though sunk in sorrow, fixed and deep
| had a husband once who ovi me--now
fife ever iIown upon his brow,
Aud feeds his passion on waBton's lip,
As bees from laurel flowers poison sir
But cannot hatc--O there hours,
When could hang forever on his eye
Aud time WHO stole with silent sweetness by,
Sircw.d rs he hurried on his path with flowers
loy't him ,ien--he lov'd me ttlo--emy heart
Still fluids its fondn,ss knhle il he smile
H., memory OF our oyes viii ne'r depart;
Aud though lie often sting ~t, dart,
eionii aud balb'd, and waste upon HE vile
Carcsses which lis babe and ,nn. -lGud share
lha,gh he alould spurn me, viii e,tmly hear
Ills i.addeqa and .liGad sickness come, andl ay
It's J,rszinE hand upon hun, then
Il would, viii. kin.ne : all my wrongs REPAY,
Until The ptnt.it should weep and wv,
How injured aud hoM iatkiu have been
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-30
2 @ Il "a 1 L ID Y Z. .
"a rMoRA.T. THOUGHT
BY DIR. lfAwisEswogTII.

Tlro' groves spqnester'd, ~; aud all
Low yalcs, aud nossy cells among,
In silent paths the c!eAsiill,
With lang'id murlauis, s,ta's a'anr
A while it plays with ciaclies sweep,
Aud, lingering, leaFcs is native plain;
Then pours inp,inons dom 'Nc steep,
And minsles wiilithe bnundless in;lin.
o let my years thus devious glide,
Through silent scenes ohscureiy calm !,
Nor wealth nor strife rollutc the Tide,
Nor lonois sanguinary pim.
When labor tires, and l,ltaa'iet pals,
Sun let the strcain unilpbird ~,
As down the steep Of aye il falls,
And minS!cs with eternity.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-30
ATTENTION !!

yyyHE Officers attached TO the Second Regiment, First
\ brigade of Delaware Militia, are hereby requested
to attend al Christiana Monday the 29'h Instant at
. o'clock p. NJ. with arms and Announcements, in order
10 be trained and exercised agreeablyto law
by order Of
p. l.. OGIE Aljulani, Second lseg'nt. Del Militia
Sent. 90 1928 IL
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-30
eHdjou,'ncd Sheriff. Sale.

BY vrtne efa .y IF Tend. Easo to directed, N De
bosedfe hc safe, al he hose IF James Fru-er Mem .qk,
tthite Gay Creth Hundred, Saturday, The 4M day 81
October nert al ocock, r. a. the ahosvng deserted
plantation or Tract OF LAND,
GiruaIE, lying and being in the Hundred Of Pencs,ler
- and county OF New Castle, bounded by lands OF ua
Stack, 2acheriah jones, Richard Palmer and Eensey Johns
Esq. containing seventy six acres be the more or
less, with the Improvements and appurterances thereunio
belonging Seized and taken IN execution as tue proper
y Of John Miller, and 10 be sold by
WILLIAM IlERDMAN, SieriG
Tctv Castle, Sebt 10. 13 8 7l--is
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-30
Will be Exposed to Sale,

ii pyyHT,Ic, VEWDUE., o SATURDAY, he 15M
dag ~ Nosennbel merit ~ % O'clock IN The afternoon, az
til de,.se Of Idue Ihamtson nnheeper near Glasgcm,
All that Plantation or Tract OF Land,
GiruAlE and lying IN pencoder Hundred, County o.
- New Castle and Slate Of Delaware adjoining lands OF
james Stuart William Higgins. Robert Porter ard Others
sonaing hundred and fourteen acres more or Less
2TzA on which are erected TWO STORY LOG LOG
EESssIA HOUSE, and out buildings The above Farm
ssirlgss is in toIrrablc safe Of cuiivationabo 40
ssssl acres of which are good WOOD LAND being
The Real Estate Of David Evans deceased Any person
wishing purchase will be shown ne propc y ~ app9
ng to Jacob r. Evans, living near thereto. A"saahce
Will be gwen and the Of sale made RnoAh u oc
INC and place aforesaid, by !,
EENJ. WATTS SON, Administrator, y y. I,
Aeirark, SeM. 10, 1928 '~i@S.s
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-23
Land for Sale.

SNIIE subscriber having concluded remove from fis
section g" country, II he can dispose Of his lgndS
iefs tic following tracts for sale, TO vie:
one tfact OF 500 acres, whereoa he lives, Iyngon
over h'vef IN ediofd county, iE view Of part Of the
P!"H ROAD, I3 miles FROM IynchbUrg aud miles Lib
ey-neary one half wood land the greater part yet to
clear IS excellent tobacco iaud aud tie plantation res,
pecaolc repair lies well, we'll watercd aud IN popuoug
ncishborhcod.
Another tract Of $50 lying the junction Of lie
Two Otiers-tic most part Of lb tracts cleared, th0i
''a productive farm, with improvements suitable for
family.
Also, another Of eco acres, lying OF Goose Crte
'Ihin mile Gifts junction with StaUmnn River; aJOu. fw7
hundred cleared so of which is bottom land ami
h1h OF that quantity is excellent tobacco nd aud Of the
"'od land there not less than huudtrd acres Of frs,
rate tobacco andtne last named consider one Of
' best tobacco plantations in Bedford could be ma,
an ccent stock f"rm being bitter adapted to grass than
@ plantation III that section Of country side of
bemouniaius with extensive oucts.-Ths tract in BIZ
saegn By Mr.. Orvi Lovns who lives on the premises and
The two 6st tracts by the subscriber. Tie terms IN ba
maize very accommodating suit ofpurchasers
JESSE JEFTWICH
Lyuchburg, Feb. II Isf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-23
Law SCHOOL.

ann next session of the LalC School at Nrclfar,
2 IN Tue county OF CnnberIrnH, near Tlfu,I1Je in
t"c county OF F'Wce EG'rrrd on the stage road lead
,h RON 'he city OF WdShHgion 10 the south and with.
30 "'ee anu hall miles of the stage road from Rim
"t7d To LyactJWg, at Mr.. FGsieris tavern ,v;li t
nence Sd the first Monday in .4prH next and ond
On the lust day of November following tn tho Tnn
a'.h2oL Is attached noot-court which in the duo
c'ur5e OF practice, represents all the judicial n
TIC commonwealth and in which suits arc h-n,,oi,
ani defended as if they were really suits in the act.i
co'l5 OF the country, except as to parol esfirnon,
AZ Ihe pieadIgs are in writing and regular recoTd
Kept OF their; and when the suits are at an end the al
to'Sey or counsel for the plaintiff makes up comple;e
record thereof. The mopt-couyL is attended bv the
proper officers of the law, elected quarterly by fine
Inc School, from their own body.
10 terms %! the Y,qt0 School,
Tx gentlemen car live with me, rs members Of mn
t'y' Except as 10 their wasiIg) for $500 paid in
ADVANCE by each, all things beyides being found cx
cept paper AT present four members are ENGAGED.
80 mat have room only for six more; vet board can
Dc had very conveniently in the ueiglborbpod ffr
oaer5 Books furnished to those o,,yy who Two win
me; but to lend books when auient s nercr io
".2i. cannot take a gentleman Tor less fine rar
-'c whole session. II he lives with me- shall he Lerc
-fhaPs nn the iOCh March, and by the 18th of bat
month"; shall ia at yN.edtam. Mean time lcfrcrs
vii De kindly received and attended to By
GREED TAYLOR.
Richmond, Feb tJ.h 1896 wit
The Editors Of the Tynchburg Virriniap. Fred
eHcAs5aTg Herald and Petersburg Iuteigencer. are
"'"3nc'led 10 insert the above once wecl; for rro
"cehs and forward their accounts to me for PAYMENT
CREED TAYLOR
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-23
NEW GOODS.
TENHE subscribers have recently accession
a TO their previnus large stock of
DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS.

! TIE Jouo'ei"g rs part # their assortment.
Worsted bareges beautiful co!ogs
Plain Gro de Naples
| Watcred do and figured
Black, white aud eolored French salins
Black India do and satin cvanlings
COlored and white fisrenC1s
| Double chain black do
/ Rea and imitation Italian lustrHgs
1 Black India hOrenCes, wide rtIc,c aud chean
Black senShawS and
All kinds fancy handkerchefs, figured silk }
gauze, barege, gro de etc, meruo ima- Fd, iadie,
! ten do. cashmere, imitation do.
German twiled, Sptefeld, E0ilore, } ,
company and common bandamna =" se"''en'el
All kinds do for boys, children and servants
Linen cambrcs and linen Cambuic hunkr!chfGfs
Fire side shaws
Nlerino and cashmere do
Nankin and Canton craLrs
Black Italian cravats
ColOred do. new article
All kinds cravating, colorfd and wiiife
49, "A, Sd and Ga bobbnet for wells nd dresses
Thread and bobbinet laces and ed --uss
All kinds mosns as plain figured and tarnbofcd book
plain, figured and tanbored null, plain and rarbosed
Swiss
Striped and plaid and herring bone do
Garment, furniture and cambria dimirirs
Beautiful inserting and all other kinds TRIMMINGS, as
ginp', cords, pushes laees quiings, silks, &c. Sc
and Bawdaboo trimming, peisses and riding Gres-
ses, beautiful article
Ladies, short Kid, horseskn aud siIk GLOVES
Misses do
Ladies' long white and culo1gd do
Misses do 90
GPntcmems walking, riding and dress gloves
All tinls ladiCs' gGntlcmen's cildrens UOSIFRJ
ali Kinds RlBBANDS. those for belts ard bon,eis yery
elegant
large cGg1yjes, cocOe Circ1sfn,, poIds
Tartan paiis forcloaSs, aud inferior do. servants
dresses
Came hair cambiet for ladies' and gcncnrcus cloakg
new and beautiful article
Bombazes and Bombazincs
Coins and eassimPFes of every description
Gang-Up cords aud vcvcts
Silk auj tab5y 81,
Cassinets Of al co.0rs
S"a"'own ioiirait, E'fncia aud Marscs vrsrifas
brown aai bieachcd domcsts Of all widths and QUALITIES
Do checks, bedrickin-s
linSey wooseys and kcfsegs for sevants' clio t,ir-
Oznanurss and ticklruhurgs ofall qualities
r. Us ~ RUGS, of io latter elegant assert
''', ofIm'n and Scotch shcrtings, Of winch 1914
80 w'ae lwidHn without SCAMP
S"I , al' brazilian tuck, side and bent combs
'isS assortment OF IRISH LINENS, Superior grass
-, o'eacG and exceedingly clrcap
"nI'e' red aun green nrur',,s
spotted do for Children
Me'imo cloths. FOR do
10 point do ~
var OoIIoNS, under MARKER Price.
Aul Ia7e variety of other articles not arrived sli Of
ny" 1--WE oeen purchased the lowest market prices
S u'h un5er, and will be offered smaller advances
va" COoHayin consequence Of the Iaeues Of the sea-
''"' WILLIAM EEBEE & CO.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-23
Feb. I2--6t

NJ OTICE.-AH persons ha wing open accounts with tire
estate OF Robert Bell decd, late sadder of the CITY
Of Richmond. requested call the subscriber for
seeSeni AS II expected that reference the books
VIII often he required have had them posted, and am
now ready 10 make settlements. Although it is desirable
that speedy close Of the adminsrra should he
yet snail give rea sonabic time TO those who may call
Indebted TO the estate their giving for the
ment thereof All those indebted by bonds notes are
informed that the claims against the estate are very ar
gently pressed and that therefore, shall be compelled
require them to make Immediate payment. All persons
iang TO call I'M reasonable time may expect legal steps
viii he takenfor the collection thereof All persons a vino
claims against tn estate, requested pre- 81 ut them
property and legally authenticated, that may be arprsed
OF the amount due In enable make arrangements for
their liquidation My Office is in the City Hail. where
the books nd papers will be kept, and where shall gene.
rally attend frOn, 10 to . o'clock.
W. d. WREN, Serg', c. r. &C.
Dec 8-ts Adm'or OF Robert Bell d.c,H
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-23
FOR RENT.

FENllE Manufacturing Mill, commonly known as the
u Amherst or Calls MIL in The county of Amherst
on James River, and distant from Lynchburg 10 miles.
1t thoroughly repaired last summer, and runs 3
pair of Burr and pair of Eusopus Mill Stones. at
the necessary houses for the accommodation of fami
~ and also with 81 Acres of Land. There is likewise
Saw Mill on the premises. Few country mills possess
the advantages that found this. Boats may load
or unload at the MILL at all seasons For terms apply
TO John NJ. Warwick, Lynchburg, or to
&. & "A. WARWICK.
Feb. Wits
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-23

SEIFH view Of organizing Company for the purpose
Of establishing Cotton u u9lier .WanuIncoyy
Madisons upper Mill North Anna River, meeting OF
all those who friendly towards this project is solicited
OF the buildings their security against injury from fire
water, the extent of she power, the reduced price of
labou the cheapness ofprovison generality in the neigh
bourhood tie consuity aud purity of the springs and the
povcThia ealthncss of the place. speak in stfeug lam
guage its eligibility for such establishment.
Caroline, Feb 5ih, 1925. i,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-23

SURsUAAt To- ioCree Of the county cuvl OF HauDyeL,
a pronounced the sd instant, il suit III chanccry,
depending in the said court, in which William 6. Maddox
ana wife plaintiffs, aud Samuel Harris and Others
Defendants viii be sold, Monday, the Sd OF March, 10
the highest bidder, public aucticn upon credit or II
months, at the late residence of Plunmef Harris, decd,
in the upper end of the said county, hundred and hy-
one acres oi land belonging of the said Plum
mcr Harris and Elizabeth Harris, decd. Bonds with
approved security and deed of upon the land tn
secure the purchase money, will be required OF the pur-
chaser nv Tuv CoNsIlssroNEES.
Hanover, Jan. eGth, 1928. 81
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-23
FRESH GOODS.


4 HAVE received by the late arrivals from Ncw York
and Philadelphia, large additional supply Of dpsi-
rabe goods, consisting in part of
New style plaid and fancy prints
Do do do furniture chintE
Plaid and striped cambria ginghaus
pfau and worked Swiss and book musf5ms
Fine and supertnc carbrics and jac0nctS
Do do corded and checked do
iialian-neus Of beautiful coloIs
Wor%ed be'eges do do
silk figured and striped do 90
Plain and plaid gro de nap
French Sattins, assorted cplors
India company sattins and lrvantiaes
Heavy scnChawS and sarcenets
Fine and extra supelfme black homba&ne
Merno and Cashmere long shaws
WorSted AMI silk beree and other fancy rkfs asshrtet
Black and white bubhihet lace wells
Rich bobbnc and Swiss worked caues; pperncs cola
and robes
Thread lacts and edgrngs, assorted
French cambricks and hdkfs.
Italian Grapes and Grape lisses
Ladies' and gcntlemcm,s gloves, assorted
London cloths and cassmcIcs
Snttiuetts of all qualities
Plaiu and cut velvet furcntine
Falentia and niarseiiles vcsting
Ladies pesses and habit cloths
Mcrino and Common nannels, ASSORTED
Heavy rose and whitney blankets
SupeIine thread and cotton tickugs
A large a&sDrtment of shell combs
Black aud colorcd cIrcassans and hnmba2etes (nart
very fue)
With general asn'cn OF other staple fancy goods
which are offered atveGy low prices fnr cash.
Feb l3-ts HALL NELSON.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-23
Land .4gcuryJor the W,estc,n part of ps,eiaasa.

y CSEPH +. CALDWELL Of I;ewish,rg, Greeifhf;5f
~ county, Va and Joseph Bigclow nf RichnsIki civ
va respectfully inform the public that they have assoia
ted themselves for tile purpose Of trausacng general
Land AgGuCy. J. F. Caldwell will THAI mart Of
the business in any of tie the AllehaI
To wit:tu establish old surveys resnFvey when rrs-
sary lease sell, examine the records Of any
al those countless tn describe, particularly the uatv
all that appertans 20 such property that be useful
interesting 10 the owner. =. Bselpw Richmond, will
receive ccmurca lions from any VINO may feel dspn-
se 10 ratronisc the Ind will all times give
in"rnia ton be sought for, and had Cat the different
public ohces in relation surveys, grants, deeds cn-
veyanCes, &c. &c.
il. Caldwell and Joseph Biseow dcgm not amiys to
state Gas in many instances heretofore, Land Specatofs
nave acted in the capacity OF Land Agents) they will
not Ire concerned either directly indirectly, any Lan
the above specified concerns will be made moderate
communications addressed either party bp pos2
paid.
J. +. cAIDwI:I.I.
Respectfully refers
Hon. Samuel l.. Sou,hard-Was iJgtsn Civ
Hon. Lewis Maxweil-Le.vis County, Va.
Col! James Mclaughlin, Member OF tho Bsatd of . !:
Public Works, -
Pcrc b. We,hered, Esp Member of the Senate. g =
Samuel McCluns, Esq. Member Of the House of
Delegates, g z
James Mcfarland. Esq. Member of the House az DEE
gates henawha County, Va.
Jorn Harrow, sq.-Fredeticksturg, Va.
Daniel Boardman, Esq New YoJ2l
J. BIGE1ow
Respectfully rcfcss
Hon. William II Cabr4l,
John II. Smith Esq Member OF the Executives Eichnnnd
Council, City Va
Col lanes McIa rghr, Member the BoarG O! Pubc
WoIks-GrccHtuict County, Va.
JAN 10, 1872. w6n
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-23
Public Sale.

virtue of deed of trust executed by D. errv-
man to the subscriber, the 21S day OF Dec 1924
aid recorded in the clerk office of Pcwa for purucss
therein "'N4tioncd, will DC sold highhst bidder at
pubic a"crI, Tor ready money PoNhatan court r);se
on t'c 'hlfd Thursday IN February heing day
Two un'c' aud fifty of land less lying near
fomatan court house, bins the late residence Of Major
Frederick Noofson decd, mitch thereof as maj be
necessary To raSe the amount oN-iug upon
the said trust decd Such tile vcsici ia. the subsc m
VIII be conveyed TO tire purchaser.
WM, s. DANCE, Trustee.
Jan. 18th, 1923. ~,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-23

ri oTlCE.-The Co'partnership Of EUSTACE Il Nc
~ NEMARA, having been dissolved by mutual con-
SENT sha continue the stand lately ia their occu-
pancy, where shall devote myself crciusireiy the
I.1POIfiECARl, DRUG AND P.I!.NT BUSINESS,
and Halter myself that by asduity and attention the
interests OF those disposed TO paronze together with
experience of eniy four gears in the bushes, shall
merit share OF that patronage literally bestowed
on the late finn. H. C. MCNAMARA.
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