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DESTINY.

sDear MI have returned from the
ball room weary and oppressed. The
wine cup has trembled in my grasp, and
my brain was burning and confused. -
Bright eyes have been flashing before
me, and red lips swelling with laughter.
Slight forms passed me by and slightcr
fingers trembled in mine. All these were
unheeded-and the tones Of mirth which
occasionally fell from my lips, were the
bitter mockeries of desolate soul. |
was being ofpride, and for the satisfac-
tion Of that pride, have sacrificed world
Of deep and mysterious affections. l
have loved to phrensy-she who kindlcd
! this dream ofmadncss, was more than
the world and its cold honors to me-but
| would have ruined her and am punish
eG. revilcd her--scorned her and per-
secuted her till she died. Yet for all
this my love was an unquenchable fire,
scatching and burning in the depths of
my bosom-the avenging demon Of my
destiny. And the love Of that faded one
that bright eyed being, who comes TO
me in my dreams with her white brow
bound in cypress-her black locks
streaming wildly over her shoulders
her bright eyes hollow and wan, and her
pale face like that of a maniac, stepped
in burning tears--oh Rosabel-Rosabel
thine was lofty spirit thou vert in
deed one whom should have fosiered
as dove-treasured as the brightest
gem in the worlds casket Of beauty
Thou art gone Rosabol, to the cold and
silent mansions of the dead-the grave
worm may riot in those cells Of light
where thy blue orbs gis,ened-the damp
dust may press that white forehead
which thou in pluylulness hast so often
bound with myrtle-the nauseous new.
may feed upon that lip:
That ceft-..voupiuous lip
unpolluted-unstaincd, save by the pas
sionate breathings of him who murdered
thee. Lost, lost Rosabel, thine is the
better destiny. The curse ofthe jew is
upon me; existence is torment and des-
| olation. The voice Of memory falls
heavily upon my soul; the mildews of
sin have blighted all the verdure of my
feelings-the night shade Of bitterest
thought springs wildly and darkly amid
the desolato d ruins of my heart. My
prayers ascend nightly TO heaven for for
getiuness, but the tabled waters will not
descend upon my soul. Would to God
that were not; would that | had never
been. Ifthere is an eternity, bitter and
burning shall be my portion. The gull
Of hell cannot be hotter than the scared
and blackencd ruins Of my mind. have
[ sported with fato like demon; and il
has hurled me into the blazing whirlpool
Of ITS torments. If l were mad, the depth
ofmy misfortune would lessen my mis-
cry; but my thoughts are all wildering
and not insane; il is the widoess of my
conception that has led me into the
darkness Of despair-it is vision of in
tellect beyond the comprehension Of man
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WILLIAM WALL,

NFFERS for sale at his Store, No. H. South Mainreet
" the iollown: articles, a, Wholesale anil retail -
100000 Spanish Cigars, selected from the best Manufactures
in Cuba
20 barrels Mess Pork
200 Iiams--l0 chests Tea
800 gallons oil-2 csks Rice-20 barrels Flour
bids ST. Croix Rum
3puncheons pure Jamaica Spirits
20 qn,rter casks Lisbon and Malaga Wines
200 gallons superior Port Wine
few hoxes Caret-6 boxes Champagne
pipes Holland Gin
ditto Coenac Brandy
10 sacks Live Geese Feathers
Together with every article called for in The Grocery line.
July o. tC
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= ,,m,,St Fen ths Yer; y Ye,k ,. .EsesinS Post.

From The .Seic- York Eueniny Post.
THE MOUNTAIN GRAVE YARD.
There's hiil with n breast Of grass ani flowers
Where The swallows play in iIe sumner hours,
Where te grassborper chips aud the wild bee huns
And the bet of liocks on the cnol mir comes,
And the scented winds breathe round with q sigh,
From the rustiins skit OF the woodlands nigh.
There tic cheerful sound Of the streamle, rings
As u leaps away nom the place m !prngs,
The strawberry blossoms aud ripens there,
In the soft spring gales and the summer air,
Aud tie gray squirrel baTks In the wood with glec,
Asbe gathers lie nuts from tho bcechen tree.
II is spot where the sun light lates, stsys,
ANA earliest conies with IL crinisoncd rays,
ana life u abroad where the free winds 90,
Out the deld are asleep IN the earth below.
i knew by the stones that clustering stand,
Dy the gales OF the changing seasons fann'd,
Where the iiends that have gle before me lie,
Each one with his feet To the western sky
Yes-the resy child with It's sunny hair,
And age with the marks Of time and care,
Aud youth with check like the evening sky,
With smooth white 5r .. and a flashing eye,
And they IN the strength and the rii,st OF life,
Are g,ihsrod here from eartli's ean. strife
Aud uie mean Of earth and the good and brave
Lie side by sile In the silent grave.
20 10 that spot when the early flowers,
Awake on these bright sunny hills of ours,
Whan Tie airs Of the south came over the plain,
When the blue bird sings in the woods again,
when lie nountnin brooks are bursting away,
WIN Joyous song and a min plly,
When green leaves dance ia each passing breath,
vslt again tile haunts uf Death
When ti'e summer comes with Its sultry heat,
Aud heIce on the earth the sunbeaDs beat,
Wnen The leaf on tie popar's brow Is still,
And the song has ceased from The mountain rilI,
when tbo tail grass droops IN the torrd glare,
Ana no sound Is abroad in the motionless air,
wander there for breath Of the gale,
That's a stranger then In my native valo.
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BELLEYUE HOTEL, Nrwponr. (R.L1

BELLEPUE HOTEL, NEWPORT, (R. lo
VHNHE Public respectfully informed that the NEW IIO
"A TEL in this town, will be opened the lst Of July,
under the snparnendance of Mr. f. RoUILLARD, expo
renced Landlord, who will exert himself to give satisfaction
In addition 10 the Table Hote private Dinner and Sup
per lariies can be accommodated Soups and Coffee
at all hours.
The BAR will be furnished with the hest of Wines and
Liquors ana these of every description usually found in
pectabe Tavcns.
The READING Room will contain the New York. Boe
ton, Providence and Washngton aud other Southern
and Eastern papers.
BoARDOn reasonable terms furnished by the day. week,
year-The Beds and Hair Mattresses, entirely
Newport June is
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he following beautiful lines presented the daugi
ter OF General BRowN, by distinguished gentleman;

nc ioowng beautiful lines were presented to tho dau1
ofGeneral BRowS, by a distinguished gentleman:
Lady thy wish shall have iu way,
i wake the suIlb'ring harp again,
AL Thy command-and tho the lay
be grave Ia no unkindly strain.
Would that It's notes, tho rude and wild,
Might soolhe a hero's orphan child
Thy morn ~ life, has been o'ercast,
Nhh sorrows gloan, and thy young ioar,
NUS weep, In inein'ry Of tho past,
vi tiiy lUv'd she, whose mortal part,
Victim of deaths relentless doom,
Sleeps IN the silence of tho tomb.
in menry too, of visions gone,
OF hopes, thai bloom'd but 10 deceive,
Domestic j,ys for ever flown,
WITH Kindred hearts Ills thine to grove;
ComDingling tean with them 10 share,
Theasony, which iLou canal bear.
But cheer theo, Lady mid this gloom.
There breaks upon my yison'd sight,
Fen from the confines Of the tomb,
Where sleeps thy sife-a beam Of light:
The light OF him whose pew'r to save,
Pervades tie darkness Of the grave.
To him IN youths own accents mild,
Let thy young heart direct ts praysf
gallant soldiers orphan child
Sues not In vain, Tor mercy there.
Peace TO thy bosom, Il shall prove
Tic rich reward Of filial love.
The chivalry, which grac'd thy sire,
grateful nation shall proclaim
Ills orpIan boys shall catch the fse,
Which gave his name TO deathless fame,
Thy wdow'd parent too, shall feel,
That He who strikes has puw'r 10 hea
Now, fare thee well. That thou nays know,
The puret bss to inoftiI gv'n,
And all thine hlurs sereneiy flow;
My fervent prayer ascends 20 Heay'n,
humble ufT'nsg nj the shrine
Ofsympfthy, cor woes like Thine.
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LARCHAR s. HATCH.

EHAVE received, of their own importation, superior
"a n assortment Of BROADCLOrIIS and CASSI MEsR Es,
o line texture and beautiful fns among which areJet
and blue black, black brown olive and mixed Ciohss,cei
mixed, dab, tawn drab blue and black Cassimeres.
On Hand, suitable for the present Season,
Brown aud white linen Drills, silk Camlets do Mngles
soesuckers, Nankins Jeans Rouen Cassineres Dos,lo
zines &c. SIC. large assortment Of Valencia Msrsees
aud silk Vcsngs silk and cotton Umbrellas, Suspenderv
Gloves, Hosiery, Cravats and Ilandkerchiefs
HLSO,
general assortment of ready made Clothing; such a,
Goats panaoons, Vests, Dawes Shirts, shirt Collars &C.
few blue, black and mixed Broadcloh Coats which win
be sold nj first cost.
All in want Of any Of the above articles, will do well
call At No. ., Market square. July f8.sS
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT

ELlIANAN W. 4. RICE,
E1ECO4CH CH3fSE, IND SIGN PAINTER,
UNIFORMS the citizens Of Providence and vicinity thai
he has established himself In Providence in the building
OF Messr& Moses aud Samuel Guild, IN of Weybosse-
street, and No. ., South Orage street, where lie carries on
tie above business In all lis banCes Having had along ex
prience IN the business, he trusts thai he will be enabedt
give entire satisfaction 10 those who may be pleased
Ploy him. Carriages Chascs, sc. reprinted at short notice
ana on the most accommodating terms. April2
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w ~ MA
ply the Use Of DOCTOR HUNTERS CELEBR ATED
Ed PILLS, persons OF either SEX (guided by the cry
rduabLe cOpOus d1 cst0as accompany ing them,
bcd c6cctnaty to eradicate A CERTAIN DISEASE, and
to restore Health with Ease, Safety and Certainly, in ew
days..
~ The extensive sale, and unexampled of this
article IN this and other large cities and towns throughout
tho Union, dung the time prepared by The late DR..
Conway, sufficiently prove, that pre- paration known, pos
sesses superior properties together with the Injection Pow
de) for The most ttOroagh and speedy OF the dreadful
disease for which il is recommended.
They render the system less liable to Infection and
cectuai Remedy in all the various stages of the disease
however obstinate.
Recent infections removed thereby in three or four
days, without confinement and at trihing expense.
Prlce-Pls dollar box; Injection Powders and Cerae,
30 cents each.
* None genuine unless signed the outside printed
wrapper, by the sOie proprietor, Il. KiDDER, immediate
TO the late Dr. w. II Conway. For sale whole
sale with all tie other Conway Medcne'') by JosEPH
BALcH, Jun. North Main Street ;and JOHN II. Mason &
90. Providence ly January 10.
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POETRY.


FANCIEs.
love n rcvti or rumanoe-
- love Al times 10 he
Whcro all that - snems but trance,
And thought reality
Where the world far away has fed,
And living man TO me b dead.
II IL n Joy the dwelling then
OF visions OF the past,
Among the years, and scenes, and men,
THU time hath not o'ercast-
Tie scirB's hero, king and sage,
The grey sircs OF later age
The white plumed s,n of chivaIy,
The stately d,mos Of yorr,
Tho mask antique or pageantry,
The hard or troabzdOir:
Tile tourney made Tor ladies' eyes,
The sovereigns Of the envied prize.
love 10 dwell with fantasy,
And find in vision warm
Some mighty spirit rushing by
Before the winged storm,
Or hauuiing lonely paths, or near
Wheie autumn woods are ra.lihng scre.
Or by the Ivy huifiess'd tower
To gliace The ancient hall,
Where beauty tirni ed from park and bower
10 dance aad festival,
And many aiwilking ot was gny
That iong M dust hath passed away.
Where many stately robe and train
swept m lis pride along,
Aud the red wine cup met the strain
Of love or hattie song;
lave TO rear those walls once more,
And Tevcl On the ancien, floor:
To call the pntriot from his grave,
Ana sse liil awful rise,
A..af al al. 4. III.
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FRESH GOODS

HTARVEY CLARK, No. "a, North Main street, will
"a open this morning, lot of DRY GOODS, purchased
IN Boston, the present week, which he will sell such
prices cannot fail OF giving satisfaction customers;
among which
Black, blue, steel mixed, olive and bottle green Broad
coils-Uassmeres Caiicoes black India Ievantine Silks;
plain aud figured jlconet and Swiss Mnsns; CaTnbrics
gaze ilandkerc ieis; Belt Ribbons; black bobinci Ve
ladies' and gentemens beaver and hose.skin Cloves
worsed and cotton Hose; Fish .nens imitation Handker-
chiefs; Vacncii Shdwls; Bl!i,e ilandkercie &c. &C.
N. b. On hGhd-Hoady-made CloihiAg. Any Cloths,
C-smeres SC. sold ~ tire subscriber, vii bo made in tho
hest manner, and at slot notice, ii requested
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WINES. &c

WINES, SC.
NWTM WALL, No. l3 South Main street, has jus re-,
w ceived 25 boxes Carc Wine, equal superior In
any article Of the kind offered in this Market,
30 do. Muscael,
300 bushels son sheled Almonds,
Fresh Salad Oil, Capen, Olives, &C.
July u
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RELIGIOUS EVENTS.

UHIsTORICAL Religious Events illustrated by forty-six
copperpae engraving being selection of the most I'M
poan and Religious Events which have tranPned
since the the Christian Eta 10 the present
ime-from the approved auho tiles just published aud
for sale by HuICHENS Cohf,
August IS No. j, hfrket-sueet
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MISCELLANY.
THE SPRINGS.
FROM THE LADIES MAGAZINE.
Cronr,

al don't think, Emily" said Mr.. Chap
man, as they crossed the street, and
jostled their way amid the throng that
were Fastening to the fountain, "though
I will not find fault with every thing /
see as my wife does, yet | don't think
those gentlemen and ladies' there are so
happy AZ Tho persons | left at work in
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a LARGE assortment Of rich LACE GOODS of va
rlous and elegant pii,srns may be had cheap the
hudc Saloon. July 40
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THE PROVIDENCE OBSERVATORY.
tfiS establishment h, hcen opened for the remainder Of
q the season. AID viii he 10 those who may be pleas
cd II honor vita their ,is Ladies and gentlemen citizens
AMI strangers, will fad agreeable place of reso
| fe or toany fashionable place in This country
August o. 81. JONAS BARTLETT.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-29

n WILL sell rom 300 to 500 acres of uncIcar.
* ed land. lylne in Bedford county, three
quarters of a mile rom New Lond m Acadctu,
md thirteen rom Lyuchhufr. Il - well ADAPT.
~ 10 the culture OF Tobacco aud the different
kind Of gram usually cultivated ia the nciehbor
hood Is well wateted and lJe. better than an,
tract Of II, SIZE IN tbs parf fthr country. II is
80 sim,led as ~ be entirely exempted from ia
maze ~ heavy r1Ios ~ hugh water The terms
vii hr very accommodating; eay one. two
aud three wears, upon a snail payment IN hand
enquire otf nc subscriber one nne and ball
south oil New London. ALIEN AUSTIN.
jan II. Ton
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-29

M tN PuBLlC&TIONS.-1he subscriber
4A>S has jnst received, direct from Philadelphia
New Publications, VIZ:
Lord byron and some Of his contemporaries
with ',tcollections OF the Authors Lie, and Of
h'S visit to Italy. 10y Leigh TINT.
fades from the l. gIish Souvenirs.
Whims aud Oddities, in ptosr and verse, with
forty original Designs, by Thomas Hood one OF
the Authors OF Odes and Addresses to great peo-
pie aud the designer Of the progress Of Can't
Morgan's illustrations OF Masonry by one Of
the Fraternity VITO has DEVOTED thirty wear, 10
the subject with an account OF the hidnnppin2
Of The 1uihor Cheap Edition,
Tie American Quarterly Review, 9th number
for Ma ch 1898
North American Review, 59th number, for
1923.
Edinhurg Review, No. 90, FOR Oct. 1927.
London Quarterly Review, No 70, for jana
~, 1898.
The Anne lean journal of the Medical Scieu-
ces No !, > S3.
The Medlco Chirurgicsl Review, No. u, for
Jan. 1923
The above New Publications. have iis, been re-
celved, with large assortment 81 Stationary
Country Merchants CLERKS teachers. and the
pnblic generally are requested to gave him - cal'
lhiS stock is large AID complete, and ne is de-
termined to sell. and sill make his prices acco1-
ding 70 the times. He slill canies on the Book
Binding business IN all its various branches.
ABR n X. NORTH
No OE
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FEsESaa GOODS.

W
Blue hlacl> tcrcd Gro de Naples, the precise
fashionable shadc
It blacl, aad high colored do.
suprt baeL Italian Intesning,
Old fashioned heavy lndia do
Cote pait Robes richly worked, fashionable
article
Figured aud plain Swiss Nushps.
Book. Nun. an aconct do.
6-t Cambria. quite low,
Rehed worked Bob,oct Capes. reereens, veil,
AID cars,
IL PLAIN and worked Bohurt
Blnssel's Th,,ad, Laccs and ed .ngs,
Gimp aud Bohutt do d.
Cnpe Leese aud Italian Grapes, all colours.
Gauze Barge, Grenadnc and Gro de Naples
hdIlts.
Morocco Rltrculcs, thread Cases aud Pocket
Books,
Willow Baskets and Rcticules,
A general assortment Parasols and Umbrellas,
cheap,
Artificial flowers and vrenths
English and French SIllS, hose and gloves.
White and black cotton hosiery, at prices lower
than usual,
Bonnet sash aud belt Ribhands.
Long and short kid Gloves horstskin Ito.
Black Bomhaames, tor Gentlemen's summer
w,ar,
French Drills Roucn CaesinpreS,
Namee chop and company Nankcens.
Grandurells and Wilmington stripes
Morocco aud Pruueta Shoes,
Toilette Glasses, complete assortment,
Ladies, GentlemenS, Misses and Boys Leghorn
hats,
With almost every other article usual in n gene
raj assortment which we will sell AT prices 10
please.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-29

XgTII.L hcnccf,ith tonfnr is practice 70 thu
w County sud superior Count Of camp
hell the superior Court OF BEDFORD AMI me
Courts holden IA LYpehbore, including TIE
Court Of Chaacctv. lie may r. Al all tunes
found al his flee opposite the Franklin Hotel.
rrcepl shtfe attending SOME OF the aforesaid
Courts lie tenders dis services particularly 10
oprsans IA distance from I.yuebhnre, "ha
h,ve bos,nrss ia tn superior Couft Of Chancc.
~ bsr. fl5 March 81
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y EM BOOKS.

FHNFIE subscriber has ogmn n. pleasure Of an
H. no"cing 10 his friends and The public ii
general, the arrirai otMe JottoGiag NcW Books,
ris:
Herbert Lacy, aaoroiby me auihorof Graaby
in . rois.
Confession Of an oil Maid, a uoreiiu 2tois
The HHmors IF EWopio, tale of colonial
,1ncs By an Ethiopian in rolf.
Sayings nal Doings, or Sketches from life,
Mrdgerigs, ~ rolls
Lord hpoa and some cfhis contemporaries,
'elt predictions 81 ne oniborshte and IF his
pisHto Eaig by Leigh Ht5H IN lroi.
The o B',ons o1'dHe O'Ftaheriys. a antionnl
tale bq Ladg Morgan, in ! rois
The d5ore together p7b many other New
Books, bnrs jast btcp reeired aad are nor for
sale at The chap Book a,m Stationary Store Of
CHiS 4. HTTIERS
- A raieiy Of coio,red toy books for chill.
dren.
I;rl Is
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"a OTICE.-Ata meeting OF the President and
q Directors OF the Lynchhue aud Salem
rufopikc Company at Lynchhmg, on the l6lh
oa, OF NAV. 1928.
Ordered that Stockholders pay To the Treasu-
rer. on or before the l2tn day OF june next. The
remaining five dollars due on each share of
stock held by them
JOIN NJ GORDON. Clerk.
Nav -. tl2l65
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Nav 26

n OFECE.-hll persons Interested, are
" herrny informed, that the undersigned
have transferred n Cbiswell Uabney of Ann
hcrst all the debts, and Effects due or belong
ing to IN" late firm OF Gat, Bullock, x Co o.
thu purpose OF collection, and sale in order f.
nallr 10 close the business OF said concerns
all persons indebted to SAID firm are hereby di-
rccted aud required to make payment to the
SAID Dahuey, As he alone is authorised 10 collect
the debts uuc to sad FINN.
JOHN BULLOCK,
JAMES BULLOCK.
JOHN ALLAN, Ex'rs. ofWm.
WM. GAIT. Gait, decd.
April 3. Sw5l
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FHN.{E subscribers having rented 'he Ium-
y hcr House. f,rmery occupied D., Mr. \.
B,adfafr. r.,nec,fni " i Crn de Merchants At
gentlemen ~ i.vueh'ng andlts vicini's, has
,hey VII receive all kinds ct produce a gaol
in store. Ton The pfrscrv,tou of which the -,aat
est care III he tabcn and vhich will hr ro,.iy-
ed On terms tower than rhrv have u>nal', been.
W. think Il wsgld be an advantage to the Me
chants 10 deTo>ite thor powder here, n. less
danger IS to he spprche d,i from FIRE than GU
man street. One Of as et.l b. in constant at
Tendance - recrise aud deliver goods.
A)sa, ia ftr DAYS. we VII receive an ,xccl
lieut. .espttuirnt If groceries WHICH Ne nHl sal
-, cheap any person "a tee place Tarspd pla>
lea, ve VII Sc ioer. than any otter person
therefore. tvi.l tc 4. interest the farmer 10
rive IFS eau .or whom we would be vi Ing 10
transact hu-arss am esmoission. Weintend to
keep lafgc supp, Of ql,ol, of oyess dcscrip-
ion. 4 /. TRENIs,
X. Is SHELTON.
Apll - vii l53
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IT fHRfo y se'iog, 'ptre ighesr idder. ~
u Saturday tne al das ofMiy neSt, it fair
ot1eiy Sc, tie next fair Jay, Sundays excepted
On the pacuusrs, tract of Land, conve, ed 10 me
~ ~ Granville la idock, by deed oil trust
70 secure the pHt nent Of debt tlprein eN-
pressed containing ~ estluation 52.i acres, or
iiered!Uuis. aaSoa i -kCeic improve nents con
ii,ting Of dtwos}oty b. icl, House, with four rooms
brlow - , passage, :; r.,pms above. with an ex-
'ens,se pgrtto aud patches, an odice, kitchen
ldundry, aud OlHgr convenient houses in the
yard, also, .ohnuodintis granarY and stables
anil other Improvements convenient TO a farm
n good rcpair.-lt IS represented that more
than half Of this tract OF land is uhcleared aud
81 good quality for tobacco cummodiously SIT
uated fora professional ran, private family
or one WHO may choose To keep entertainment
heIlg cUs'isRpns = tho t4aiu Stage road .
nHes sou.h %. iltuiaz Cut House. and 80 ,ltt,-
stei thai Is may be rDi,rIted with convenience.
20 public purposes ora private retreat, as may be
rreferred.--AU who wish TO view the premises
are referred to Doc, Craddock, resi- lpg on the
premises. Terms-beud Sapproved securiiy & a
deed trust to seizure the payments one hall ma :.
able il - months * the bal nce in > wears. The
ti'i" IS brlie,ed unqurstionahie but as rus
tee. shall only convey such title as IS vested In
one by tine deed DDct. Craddock to,reian pos
session until the 10th day of December next
THOMAS EASLET.
The above sale meets my appreciation aud
concurrence. GRANVILLE CRADDOCK.
april IL. tds55
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-29
SUMMER saIODG

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Partisan Cassimeres, beautiful a,t,ds
Angola do do
Roucn do
Blk. Ls'ings. of superior quality
DO CirCassians dn
(Ihe obore dgtioics for eealemen's s,,,.
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Silk DrIliings. beautiful shades
superior white Linen do
Nance Nankeen, first quality
Napoleon Cassimeres, Tor children. we,,
cheap vi.
Hsautiful Giuehana
Splendid CaiicoeS
With great variety Of new and y,,.,r.,
goods, Which we are determined to offer -,
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