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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-01-16
AIMEAI.iI.

We are made social creatures, it Is
therefore our duty TO take u lively inter
est in each others happiness. Every thing
which respects the comfort and prosperi-
ty Of others, should be to US a matter OF
Joy. Nor should we be less ready to bear
one another burdens, and SO fulfil the
law OF Christ. cit is a fact" says DR..
Clark, I" attested by universal experience,
that by sympathy, a man may receive in-
to his a%ifectionate feelings, a meas
ure Of the distress ot'his friend, and that
his friend does find himself relieved in
the same proportion as the other has ell
tered INTO his grief" Sympathy IS one
Of the most pleasing, yet painful emo
lions, OF an Intelligent and feeling mind.
Human nature never appears more ele-
waited than when STOPPING with the ten
derest feelings to bear the sorrow OF a
fellow Sufferer. We never feel the i'm
poiencc o! human language more than
when we attempt to portray the soul I'M
der the influence Of this most delicate
and noble quality Of our nature. Sympa-
thy has a language Of lis own-it speaks
to the heart-ii is teDderSt is touching
it is irresistible. Mid as the moon
beam-penetrating Us the electric fluid,
and cheering as the bfeath of heaven.-
How cherries and gloomy is the bosom
where it enters not! Who could wish
human life prolonged il shut out from a
share in the sympathies of their fellow
beings! 1t has a magic charm to extract
the sting of human wo. When sanctiied
by the spirit of piety, it %reiines the al
i%ccrions OF the heart, soothes the turmoil
of anguish, dries the tear on SORROW
cheek, brightens the countenance, and
hindlcs in the soul the purest grati;c!e,
love and devotion.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-01-16
TIE S~TCP-MOTHEn.

All mankind seek happiness as their
primary object. Ii is the mdin-spring OF
al their cxertions-t,ie consumma ION OF
all their hopes-ihe grand object for
which every faculty both of body and
mind is brought into action. Without
this impulse, nothing would be attempted;
and with The bare possibility of obtain
ing il, labOur ceases to fatigue and study
TO tire. No matter what cpithet you
give it, whether you call it pleasure, ease,
contentment, or the qualification Of de-
sires, holy or unholy, lawful or unlawful,
the end ia the same; and 10 the seeker,
the qualification Of his particular wish
promises happiness. And even the brre
chance, the mere possibility of obtaining
it, while thousands of probabilities are
against il, only serves to increase is val
ne; and tho stubborn fact that thousa. .ds
and millions have failed in the pursuit,
seems only 10 increase tho ardUr of the
pursuing. II is for this, that the snilnr
bra1es tho tempest and perils olthe deep
for this tho merchant speculates against
chances innupcrable-for this the states.
man wears out the night in study and the
day in calculations-for this the thief
plumbers and the highwayman murders
-and for this, woman embarks all her
hopes on the sea Of adventure, with no
pilot at the helm but love, 10 guide her
course through all the shoals. rocks and
quickeands that every whore lie conceal
ed in the ocean of human cxis.ence.-
But though ono object, even happiness
in some forp, 10 the sole desire Of hu-
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-01-16
THE LN..p o. CoCkrEN.

TL;. humorous ballad, i, from the pen o' Sr
Waller Scott. and is written after the style OF
youn- Lochinvar. It is agreeable toone, to Pc
ru,e, oacc in III. while, those eccentric proiuc'
tons. They afford a variety at lea't,anj nom
happy adnixtufe, AN agreeable COMPOUND o.
diversified reading, Mr.. Scott, has probably
excelIel all others, in tbs description OF conpo-
ition.
srhe l,lrd o Coc&psn, he's proud an hos great,
yE.,o,nl - t,'a a, WI tie tl,u = - tbs state;
He wanted a wife ~. Draw house to keer;
Blu, favour WI wo nen 40, fashions 10 seek.
Down NV tho lyke.siic n lnly dill 1~eli,
At hi, O vn table head IA though she'i's K wei
MCli,l's ae tocn or o Clavec.s.ha Lee
A penuiless lass wi alans r~eli.ree.
Hi, wiz was wee; pouthored, a. guilt as when new
His wn:,,coat wa. Hlite, ~ coat IT was blue,
lie put on u ring. n sword and cncssi ha',
And wha could refuse the laird W. "a that:
r.. took the .ray marc, aud role canniiv;
An rapt AT the yet, % Ciaverse-ha' Ice;
"Gae tell mistress J ,an 10 cnme speedily ben;
She's wartel t,spcak to the lard o Cockpen."
Nistre,. lean was 10 maki,'the elder aower wine
= Al VIVA, hti.s. The lairi al &c a bEe tinie:'
She out of her ap.on, az "n her silk gown,
Her mulch VII red ribbauds, IA gsed ava dswn.
An when she can ben, he booei ia low,
An what wr.his crrsid he soon let her know;
Amaxsi was the lairi whcn the la'ly "a j na,
An wi a Iaigh cur!sie, sac turned away.
DumfounJsred he wa, nae sigh DID he gle,
lie mounted his mare, AID role canDily;
An often he thocht rs lac gosj through the glen,
She's jaf, to refuse the laird o Cockpen.
An now that the laird hi. exit had made,
Mislres. jean hal reaec:el on what sho had
/. said;-
.sOh! for ane I'll get better iis waur III geiten:
was daft to refis. the laird % Cockpeu."
Nei.t Tina th,t the Laird an the lady were seen,
They ware gaun arm in arm, 10 the kirk on the
gteen:-
Now She SITS in The hs' Xix, a weel iappit hon,
But as ye, there's nae chicken, appcurcd at Cock.
pen.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-01-16
For the first time in

selves upon him. For the first time IN
months, he now embraced his
daughter wiih truly patcrnal affection
aud calling the much injured Henry,
with a tear ~glistening IN that eye which
for ycars before had not been molstehed
by The kindly drop, he placed the hand
OF his daughter in that Of her lover
not again-while life should last TO be re-
llnquIshed.
"Time and tide had thus their sway,
Yielding like an April day,
Smiling noon Tor s lien morrow
I Years of iov for hours of soirow."
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-01-16
UEELA
HISTORY OF WOMEN.

Tho annexed extract, is taken from a
very interesting address on Female cdu-
eaton delivered at Portsmouth, N. II.
By tho Rev. Charles Burroughs. We
have been highly gratl6ed with the
Address, and particularly recommend il
- the attention Of our good friends, and
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-01-16
BILLS ANAToMy.-New Edition.

LIS ANATOMY.-New Edition.
INHE Anatomy and Physiology Of the II
n man BODY. by John and Charles Bell
corrected by Charles Bell, Professor Of Anst
my aud Surgery 10 the Royal College Of 81
geons Of London, &c. SC. in 2 vols-the !
American edition, for sale by
JAMS A. 3. BECKWIT8y
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-01-16

VA oy w" ldtlItI VI TsilNu, was,
! have said, wholly occupied in plans
and calculations Tor future a~ggrandize.
mcn', ard scarcely had one short year
from the loss of his wife elapsed, when
without consulting either Of his family
or connexions upon what SD intimately
concerned their happiness, he was unit
cd in the bonds of wedloch to one whom
formerly he had considered as far hi.
inferior, and whom his family had ever
branded, and justly TOO with tho epithet
Of meddler, whose mind was uncullivat-
ed, whose disposition was morose and
un~yieIding. aud who in short, seemed ,o
he happy only when others smar'rd UNI
der her III temper. And why did he wed
her? ] answer, WEALTH was hers, and
wealth was to bim, rs it had been in the
sight Of thousands, beauty, virtue, sweet
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-05
DOMESTIC.
LOUISIANA.

"a
PHILADELPHIA July 30.-By the brig Frank
I'm, Capt Kay which arrived Yesterday at the La
zaretto, from New Orleans, we have received the
following returns Of the election for governor
and congress in that district from which. il is
pretty evident, that Mr. Livingston has los, his
election This result, although subject of re
gref 10 the friends of Gen Jackson was no, At n,
unexpected even TO MIR. Livingston himself. as is
wen known TO many citizens of PHILADELPHIA. nor
does 1t, in the slightest degree affect our conf
dence in the fidelity of the people of Louisiana TO
the cause Of the Hero of New Orleans
:, he long absence of Mr.. Livingston from his
district; and the illegal and ourae eous conduct Of
me par,isans OF the admins aiion which will he
detailed hereafter, sufficiently account fer this re-
sesult.
GOVERNOR.
Derbigny, 1892, Administration
MargDy, $50, Jackson
Butler, 372, jackson.
CONGRESS-
White, iIl2, Administration.
Livingston, 1852, Jackson.
Three or four parishes to be heard FROM Yer
bal reports say that White was 600 ahead on the
18th.
Reports say that Guiley was elected, AMI. in all
probability Mr. Brent was also elected
The following is the result of the polls in the CITY
and parish Of n. Orleans.
administration. Jackson.
T. -. 0inte, 5S4 Ed. Livingston, 557
Nm. Sentinel
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-05
EHOM RIO LANEIRn

NEw-YoRx, July 3l-Capt Wolfe, of the
ship Courier, who left Rio Janero on the Goth of
June, has furnished detail of the tumut and
massacre of the foreign troops that place, which
dif'r'in ON. RESPECTS from the statement made
oy an arrival at Boston The mutiny terminated
on the 18th. when the Irish troops surrendered.
and about TOO OF them were put on board an ga
hulk in the harbor. The German troops a, St
Christophe, remained refractory, and insisted on
redress of their grievances. On the following
day (thc l3th,) guarantee made by the Bri
fish ANA French officers that their demands should
be complied with, the troops refusing to take the
promise OF the Brazilian government. The Eng
lish and French marines then Withdrew 10 their
vessels. While on shore, no refreshments were
onerea 10 them. by The treaty agreed upon, the
, iHsh troops, were to be sent home to their own
country, at the expense of the Brazilian govern
ment.
change Of the R.aziiian Ministry took place on
the 18th Of June. r 3;er. .Hgy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-05
lion. u. White, Washington.
mo. IL
Extract u a Letter from j.. p. Bldir 70 David
White dated

FRANEFoRT, JAN. 70. 1926.
NT Dear Sir. have not hitherto troubled you
With communications, being sensible that your
numerous correspondents would detail 10 you
more satisfactorily than could our local news and
state politics But since General Assembly
has thought ii 10 Iofwerd yon a request on the sub.
jpet Of the Presidential question, calculated 70 lin
It yonr views, and counteract possibly intentions
best adapted 10 promote the very Interests which
I wes designed 10 serve, have snppcsed that Ge
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-05

captured and sent to Moniiviieo, as also the
schooner Magnet, Marsh, from Havana, sent in.
She had been out 2l0 days when captured The
iirst division Of the bockading fleet, consisting of
p sail, under the new Admiral Granville, was
lying but II miles oil Bucnos Ayrcs. The second
division. consisting of six SAIL was off Ensera,la,
and the Sd off Point India. The brig Thomas
Morris, Buck, sailed 10 days before for Antwerp.
Bali. Repub.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-05
EOREIIN,
LATEST FROM EITR0pE

New YORK, Aug. 1.-The editors Of the Po {
were last evening indebted to the British Consul
in this city, for Quebec paper of July Gath con-
tanning intelligence from England brought by The
ship Memnon, just arrived at Quebec from Liver
pool, which port she left on the 2Ist June. She
brought, however, no later papers than the 18Th.
Our previous accounts from Liverpool were 10 the
10th Of June. by the packet ship New York
he adyices from Greece represent Modon Gu
ronea & Nayarino, very closely blockaded by the
allied sGuadrons.
Under date Of Smyrna, April I4th it is stated
that the ambassadors OF the three allied powers were
shortly to meet at Corfu and certainly insist on the
intervention OF Turkey 10 aay the troubles of the
Morea and conpuIsion That for the latter MIR
pose both English & French soldiers would land OF,
the Morea
In the French Chamber Of Deputies on the 18th.
NJ. Liable de Pompiere's motion, that the Cham
bers do mpeach the late ministry Of the crime OF
treason, &c. passed unanimously, and was Ieferred
to committee 10 report upon.
Telegraphc orders had been received from
Paris for the transports at MarseiIles Immediate
~ to sail for Toulon, rendezvous, whence
an expedition destination unknown, was certainly
to sail.
The celebrated Mr. Irving preached TO large
assemblage the 18th June in the church OF
Kirkaldy, Scotland The galleries, from The pres.
sure, suddenly gave way, and 20 persons lost their
lives
Don Miguol's Ambassador, the Marquis of Pal.
malta, had left London for OpoIto
The Lords Of the Treasury have permitted all
goods remaining in bond in Great Britain to con-
tinue, in the warehouse, one year from the 18th
June.
An italian paper Of the Cpd May states, that
General Church and large body Of the Greeks
had been defeated near MssolOnghi.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-05
THE EARTHQUAKE AT LIMA.
Extract Of iefte, to the Editor IF The Bal
tinsoSc Gazette, dated

tTHtWC IUNCIIt, Uugtd
"LIMA, 18th April, 1928.
I'VE had one OF the most awful earthquakes on
the Soth ult. that has been experienced in Peru for
So years, 1t lasted as nigh as can Judge from 50
to % seconds-t happened Sunday morn.
ing about half past seven O'Clock, and while mos
OF the Lmanians were indulging themselves in
bed They made for the streets which were soon
crowded by persons as they jumped on, of bed
many sleep in the Plaza, under tents. fearing a
repetition oil 50 terrible calainity--ndeed we
have had frequent slighter shocks since the spth
ultmo."
''Ihe number killed and wounded is conside ra
ble--seversi steepcs were thrown down. and ma =
ny rent asunder, so that they taking them
down"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-05
LATEST FROM BUENos AYREs

To Capt Raines, Of The schooner Leo from Bue-
nos Ayres, MIR. Nelson, of the Exchange Read
ing Rooms, is indebted for flies Of La Gaceta Mer
cantii, and the British Packet, the former TO June
10, and the latter TO the 18th These papers con-
tam very little intelligence Of interest.
On the % June the Buenos Arrears were re.
IieYed from all doubt with respect to the course OF
Rivera, by the official publication Of dispatches
from him, giving an account Of the capture Of Sc
ven towns Ct Los Misiones orientales by the
troops under mis- command, in the latter part of
April. There were several skirmishes. in one
of-whicb 10 Of the enemy, together with The CON
mander, were killed, and taken prisoners. In
another 500 horses were taken.
4 report was current at BueDos Ayres, that the
Brazilian Fleet had captured full rugged brig,
ahd an Hcrnaphrodite, nnd sent them into Mon
tcvideo. The schooner Espress, rom RIO, was
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-26
Roanoke Land for Sale.

~ ILL be SOLD public auction, without reserve on the
w LIST day of April next, the ,averu of Col John e
Baptist, at Meckenhug Courthouse the tract of land IN
which The subscriber resides, Roanoke river in The
county CT ckcnburg ten miles south OF The Court
house. containing by actual survey, 1854 acre of which
30 arc fertile river bottom, aud about so
upon small! streams passing through the estate of the h,
land. there are So acres Improved tobacco lots; between
eight AMI niuc hundred OF the high land are uoy IN
clear, all OF which will produce tobacco trs of
is superior tobacco aud. The situation is healthy M, IL
good neigaorho0d; tie improvements in good repa;r
and amply sufficient for The comfortable ion
Earge and gemteel family, and tie securing lace croo
OF every descriptions with wheat china in good .nn
large garden and extensive orcha CONTINUING orc,,
varsity of fruit The whole bottom land t,n
this estate is reclaimed and is highly improved rcr
ia uds can bc employed upon is land To alyau
taat II is considered of the valuable. ,o,n eco
plantations upon the river. From il the Roanoke navioa-
ton Is completed Purchasers invited see this
Possession will be given the 18TH day recenbgr ,,y
with me hight 10 seed wheat the approaching scasnn >
clear tte Will be made Immediately the sale is enac:
iEaMs- Ocehi'd the purchase money he pa ia lie
5h day % December ;hir,i ;he 2Sh dav OF DE-,
c"tHGer 1929, aud the remaining third the 25h day of De-
r';ocf 1850. Ample security for lhc payments will he
required should the purchaser wish 10 an,iei;a,e m
payments, .oasunabie discount viii allowed for uron
Payments. g. GEFi.v
Eoh
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-26
Cliries Neck Land.

NDER IKE authority of Deed of Trust, made On the
~ 'th day OF jay 1925 rccoricd in oslce 81 the
county "f ienfIcn, and the request aIrs Sa7
W. MoShy, that rich tn valuable Hell rnas on
James River, !oHre mi below This civ will he soi
IRE highest Bidder, the second day r cair
;;ie ncSt fair day.
MS 10 necessary for the purpose of raising the
G; Hhn;, sixteen thoGsai dollars which pu>i y, naid
yithn sixty days ~ consequence OF an order RIc
uHnh superior Enurt n Chance,y: sale must therefore
o positive and t;A purchaser i'll he rerued ray
s,n and credit may ourai.d 10. Inc baanca
al ihe purchase puucv.
ite Contains 69 Of very Fic, land 270 Of
which III iUxtIria wheat ana he the cra, ed
ftna Covered with red clover Farther ,frna tion ma
w oGta ined By application either Of tha on
or before the sale, which will lie estate.
RICHARD Ran DOiPH. } Ts,S,ree
Wai. II. RICHARDSON, for Mrs. ~.
WI. &. rENDLETON, W. Mcsby.
n, 3,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-26
WARD ELECTION.

II Wiz election Of Common Courci,nie-. in the
= Yards, will be held the " cincsigr Ia n mi
neat, VIZ: In jefferson Ward No. I, ut Armstrong Ia
vsr-in Madison Ward NJ ?, the Eagle Hotel; MI in
Monroe Natd n 10. - Se Shockoe Hill Tavern. Polls
WI "5en IN each Ward, 1T clock, 4. NJ Tue
afeirfs OF lots within; ve said city, whetler ,piuye
h a.'i whether su'b treehniGprs reside lhr,en
aud the aud ina banis the aid ciic who
stai' have resided ths:cin cay time for the space
mouths, without TIE ION If lc months ai
their right Within TIE tovcabl and
'fnave'he profry the value cfcnr tuu, rounds
are euiitle! cote, W. D. WREN, Scrs>t G., r.
March II
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-26
Hats. Hats. Hats.

aSfiE subscriber would inform his friends and The
q: lie, TINT he is receiving his assortment Of Jidf
FIR the spring trade With MS nov Gu i,s" ari
isn"e hs will receive by The arrivals fom Boston,
Rev york and Philadelphia, lis assortment will br
Inferior 10 offered IN this rity wedges
81 n that hcy shall be sold prices core pouhing viii,
e present dspieScd state of ,he tines PIC takes
'"s orpntunty Of rendering his sincere thanks se
ery ibrfal patronage o has far the last a.Pn
Yea's and his friends that cxcrtion on his "a a
h" rsevent his ncTiting contnsanrc Of tho pat
fnuaae. JOHN THOMPSON
Marc, 10 &c
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-26
Mississippi Lands for Sale.

A PLANTATION situated about fifteen miles a.
"a boye Baton Rouge, the LEFT bank Of ,ie iss,s.
slppi, consisting of
One thousand end Eighty .frpeniy
said plantation has froht OF IL Arptns on the river &
is adjoining the principal iaud,rg Of ,le settlement
ttrin which Cotton is shipped. Ca this tract there are
one hundred or more acres III c!cacd Land-one
large Dweiiin" House will! six ,uoms-t' otton Gin
Mill Tan Yard, Negro Cahias,Sc. [easig rera:reii -
The titles to the above lands are indpn,a Sic. aud
warranty dos'l vii! 6c given j. required.
dTso-O One YNousqad .4rDruis;
sitraied on Thampson's Cree tie pat,.l Il c.ic.
ana, one and half miles fo ie or Mssi.4; pi Sc
ven miles from the town Of ST. Pranc7.yillc Part OF
ms :raci consists oficw hntton :rob$Gy POO t res
on said 'Fact there abe. ny CHAR Cd come
Sinoe, bnt grown up either lie wi;,. %! Le half
OF his tract will be sod at the option Of the POI chaser
For further particulars apply Ills oficc or 10
ROBERT ROSS.
Nav Orleans
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-26
Free Road Lottery.

VASRE VIRGINIA FREE ROAD LOTTERY will be
n drawn III Staunion Tuesday tie 29th of April
next on The far aud approved High and Low System,
under the i""ea'e supcntendnnce of tho Commits
oa'ned IN the law authorizing this Lottery. The
proceAdS OF the 10 estum he applied the ing
ms inportant link in tho Internal Improvement oi Gu,
tate 'iThes 50 so each, To be- procured in Columbia
Ec"ttNtiie, Charlottesville Buckingham Court Honsp,
4re-son 4. H. Laxinon, Saunion, Harrisoubure, New
arka, Winchester, Pendle,oa c. H. BATH c. Fl. Gigru-
hrisr e. H. Kanawha H. and su,iry other places and
OF VM u
March 8
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-26

p Office The Commissioners pamed IN IN act en-
lied, AN art 10 incorporate the Richmcnd Nau,i-
featuring Company passed the nth Feb 1923, hereby
give public uuHcr, that Books Of Subsc ptiOn will lie
opened the Merchants Coffee House. in the city Of
Richmond TUESDAY, tie 1s' day Of April 1923, at 2
o'clock for the purpose Of receiving subscriptions
Capital Stock of The said Company; and that the said
Books will bc kept opru from day day from 2 o'clock
W O'clock Of each succeeding day, (Suniays cxcepcd
anil the Stock is subscribed bf.
March =
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-26
E.IAMG ERR TEES.

Us received from Gtb's celebrated mann factory
50 New YORK. an assortment OF very Choice PIANO
Fohi -; among which is very splendid rosewood cab
MT Upright Piano roteal of which will De- sold "a, The
'nuuSt New fok prices, and warranted By the inatr.
ih public respectfully inuitei call Air. Robert
F"ore's ware ROOM ana esaminp the instruments.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-26
TEACHER WANTED.

WANTED as Teacher TO take charge Of Female
hcademy m Riarnsburg, person well qualified
to teach Inc difsie branches of Eneiish Ednca,;o
r. salary of -Four Hundred Dollars will tie given Ap
ply 10 either OF the subscribers. None need apply mn
less ttoy can come well recommended
CONRAD HOGMIRE
March 5. JOfyN : IIAPpiSoN
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-26
OGIs 99rS egGGsgegn

" The Proprietors Of the VINO have
added to their Printing Office, a set of NEw
JOB Types, which will enable them to Print
Pamphlets, Handbills, Circulars, Cards. DC.
They arc satisfied that Jobs entrusted to
them to Print, will be done as well. as accu-
ratcly, and with as much expedition as bv
other Printers If the CITY.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-26

Nj OTICB.-By yGc Of deed 81 rust executed 20 the
- Subscribers by William o. Barrel and May WIFE
sarns date the 20h day July 1928, and dy recorded
~ the clerk Office jr the county of Goochia I'd,
proceed to Sc. on the premises scrord Jay pill
1923, FOR cash the hjghes; bidder, land on
which the said ". o. Barrst lately resided, the county
cipnc!aud, the north bank Of Ia rivcr krer f. b;
i'a uama Of niiLLHRSEiJLE, adjoining the lands vi
oci. Wharisn and R0br Starard supposed tn contain
trn Tho improvements shwciiin- house tan
7fd, grocery, an large unbcr house, &c. A'so ic
following slaves, wit: Sam negro tanner
Harriet, and Dob much of TIE property ma
fGcient to satisfy the prrgrs o the said decd Acting
trustees, viii convey su:h tide ouly vcscA in
- b. TIC SAID deed, VIII. BOILING,
J.: III. VAUGHAN.
Ffb|T 1Ot
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James River Stock for Sale

3 vuise OF decree Of the raunty ficnrica
~ 5itares of StnA in the James River Company,
2"2gng tir Of Thopas Peasaut< IT, dec viii
BE sold for cash, nrc the door the EasIe !!o cl. tho ST.
day of 4 ri next, AT 10 O'Clock.
March i2--Gt rI;v cnNXTI%SIONEe