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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-09
PROVIDENCE WIND MILL.

ME proprietOrs Of the PROVIDENCE
IL WIND MILL, respectfully give notice,
that their Mill is now in operation, and pre-
pared to obey the commands of its patrons and
the public at large. The Mill is situated on
the Plain, adjoining the west burial ground,
and at a very convenient distance from the
town. As there is now nc grist mill in this
vicinity, the %proprietors anticipate a full share
Of CUSTOM, and assure all who may employ tho
Mil, that their orders will be faithfully obey
ed. Toll, as usual at other Grist Mills.
Oct 81
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-09
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

VNHE subscriber having been appointed Ad-
Il ministrator on the Estate of ROBERT Bow.
EN-. late Of Providence, deceased, and having
taken on himself that trust, by giving bond ac-
cording to law, to the Court of Probate Of said
town requests all person, indebted TO the Es-
tate of the deceased, to make immediate pay
ment, and all other persons having claims against
the same, to present them for settlement.
Jan. %. G.. F. TILLINGHAST.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-09
POETRY.

Although most Of our readers, have probably read Byron
BLacx FRrAa, we shall ask not their Indulgence, II WI
pssseua them a new copy of ID, carefully taken from byron
works;
THE BLACK FRIAR.
Beware. beware of the Black Fhar,
NIo siue,h by Norman stone,
rS he mutters his prayer in the midnight air,
And his mass of the days that are gone.
Wien the lord OF the I'LL, Amundeylle,
Made Norman Church his prey,
And expelled the friars, one friar suil
Would not be driven away.
Though he came in his might with King lIcnry's right,
10 turn church lands 10 lay,
Win sword In hand, and torch To Eight
Their walls, II they said nay,
A Monk remained, ~unchased, unclaimed,
And he did not seem formed III clay,
For he's seen In the pGcb, and he's scen IN the church,
Though he rs not seen BY day.
And whether for good, OF whether for III
II n not nine 10 say
Bun still 10 the house vi Amnndev.le
He ntiieth night aud day.
by the marriage bed Of their lords, 'is said,
He fits on the bridal eve;
And his held as faith IN THEN bed If death,
he CONES but mol 10 grove.
When an heir Is born, he i he ma to momn,
And when aught Is u leidl
That ancient line, hl the pale nYoons'hne
lie walks from hall "a hal
Ills form You may trace, but not his face,
'Tiss hadowed by hs cowi;
But his eyes may he seen irom NO to!ds between,
And they seem Of a parted SOUL.
But beware beware Of the Black FfAT,
lie still retains his sway,
For be il still! the church's heir
Whoever may he the lay.
Kruundeyllc ia lord by day,
But the Monk IS lord by night,
Nor wine nor wassail could raise n yasal
To question that Frir's right.
,ay nousht 10 him NJ ne walks tire hall,
And he'll say DoUglt 10 yoii,
lie sweeps along IN his duIky pill,
As DER the grass the dew.
Then grinlerey Ga the black ffar
Heaven sain him fair OF foul,
And whatsoever may lc his prayer,
Let ours BE- for his soul.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-09
SOLE LEATHER.
SIX THOUSAND POUNDS Of Eastern
- tanned Sole Leather, for sale low by
T. H. TEMPLE.
Jan 2 No. 20 North Main-st.

FRESH SUPPLY OF BOOTS, SHOES,
BACKING, &c.
NATHANIEL BROWN e. co. No. 81,
~ Westminster Row, have just received 10
packages of Boots and Shoes, warranted Of
the first quality. The above, added to their
stock on hand, make a complete assortment
200 pairs at less than cost.
ALso-Sponge and Knapp's Backing, of
the best quality. Purchasers are particularly
solicited to call. law3w Jan 26
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-09
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

l. the Court Of Probate for the town OF
Providence, Commissioner TO receive and al
low the claims against the estate of Robert
Bowen, late Of Providence, deceased, repre-
scented insolvent, hereby give notice, that six
months from the 2lst. instant, are allowed the
creditors of SAID estate to bring in and prove
their respective claims against said estate, and
the Commissioners will meet at the Office of
c. F. Tillinghast, ON Saturday, the 2Sth Of
June, and Monday, the 2lst of July next, at 8
O'Clock, p. VI. for the purpose Of receiving,
and examining the claims against said estate.
GEORGE LARNED,1
s. A. CRAPO,
Jan %
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-09
FARE ONE DOLLAR TO BOSTON.
COMMERCIAL LINE.

\ STAGE leaves Providence every morn
IA ing. at 8 O'Clock, and Boston, every
morning at 10. Fare one dollar. Books kept
in Providence, at Manufa~c turers' Hotel; in
Boston, at Brigham's, No. AZ, Hanover street.
0tPassengers called for and loft at any part
fthe town. A. FULLER, Agent.
Dec %
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-09

|. Which added to then former stock. makes
heir ASSORTMENT very extensive. They are
constantly receiving Smiths Bench Tools q
superior article, all of which will be sold On
favorable terms. Call at No. 4, Broad street.
Dec
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-09

Flemish Tacks
Bed Keys
Iron Spoons
Brass Hinges
Brass Butts
Patent Iron Butts
Door Butts and spr ings
Shovel Pans
Toy Sad Irons
Curry Combs
Jack and Halter Chains
Screw Plates
Iron Candle Sticks
Box Rules
Cloak Pins
Bras Thumb Larches
Commode Knobs and
Rings, &c. &c. &c
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-09

HARDWARE! HARDWARE! !
A LIEN & BELCHER have Just re-
"A ceived, direct from the manufactures,
per ship New York, via New-York, an exten-
siye assortment Of Hardware. viz
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-09

Although most Of our readers, have probably read Byon''
BLscK FsrAa, we shall ask not their Indulgence, If we
pssseni them a new copy Vi II, carefully taken from Byun''
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-09
MISCELLANY.
LEGEND OF

"Lo, on the mirror bright Of former days,
Wherein we love to gaze,
Depicturing the scenes of happiness,
Few forms unkind intrude -
Der each harsh feature rude,
Gathers the shadow Of forgetfulness."
SofbeLH
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-09

We copy from the Western Monthly R"y'ew, a valuable
periodical published and edted by the Reverend 1imor"s
TINT, and issued from 'he Cincinnati, Ohio, press, the
annexed poem, which, in pr opinion, holds a hgsh rank
among the cmanatiuns of tie American Muse
TIM cANfp MEETING
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-09

Como forth, como forth, from your dark retreat,
Nor fear the light Of sun to meet;
Come forth, come forth, from your dreary den,
Nor fear 10 be seen by the eyes Of men
Come ride, on the wave appearing,
Nor harm nor treachery fearing.
Come elm, come mermaid, cone sprits,
And dance on the waters SO light;
Come, clad in your terrors, l dArs ye,
For discontinue base now prepare ye-
Fair play ye shall have ia the wrangIe,
Yen find Il an ignobls fangle.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-09
COMMUNICATED.
ATDACITV

Henry Clay in his last eIec,ioneerine speech in
Cincinnati, which sounds altogether in the Piano.
introduces an audacious defiance in the following
words: "ln these visits have frequently met larre
portions Of my fellow citizens upon their friendlv
and pressing invitations. My object has been cali
ed in question, and my motives assailed Ii has been
SAID that nay purpose wa CT pioneering. Ii it bo
intended to charge me with improper or disbonora
BILE acts 10 secure an election, deny the charge
and discaiIn the purpose. Idefy my most iDaJiS.
nant enemies TO show, that ever, during any pefi
cd OF my life, resortcd to such acts to promote nv
own election or that of any other person.
Mr.. Clay admits the existence of his letter In
Mr. Blair, and refers for its contents u the Adams
Corresponding Committee in Frankfort The CON
tents are gwen 10 the public through the medium
pointed OUT by Mr.. Clay, and they have not been
con'radIc'ed either by Mr. Clay, or his commit
tee. They are then taken for truth Has hTr
Clay The hardihood 10 attempt to defend the acts
resorted TO in that letter, for the promotion Of
MS own election against the Just inpuiations OF
= improper and dishonorsbie! IL has been prov.
60 IN way which puts all doubt at Defiance that
aiier Mt Clay had furnished the materials for
writing pamphlets and paying $40 for their cir.
cuiatlOD, against Mr.. Adams secretv and under
handediy, which charged Mr.. A. with every spe-
cies OF vice and dShonor, both in his individual aud
Official Character, whilst he was openly avowing
very different state OF opinion to MIR Adams Will
Mr. Clay dare TO justify these acts against the lust
iinputations OF "mproper and di>honorahe,o. Ii IL
proved tiIathc wac consulted and secretly approved
OF the writing OF the most scurrilous ani abusive
publications against Mr.. Adams honor and inteo
fity, both IN .is private and official character in
tic same Cincinnati in which he now makes tb,s
daring defiance: Whilst he, himself asserts. he
was holding out very different language to Mr.
Adams aud the public. Will Mr. Clay attempt 70
Justify these acts against the just imputadons of
" improper and d;sbonorablc" DoubtIessJy lao
will. DoubuessIy, they come strictly within Nj,
new code Of morals--Tlo end will Justly the
means TO means, therefore, can be ''imprc,1r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-09

ere, bis best friend. ho,ding tie situation OF presi-
dent OF Bolivis, on the other hut We have rereN-
ed to-day positive information OF 4 revolution IA
Bolivia, when Gen, SJcre was wounded and take"
prisoner. This changes materially the aspec, Of;
affairs, as IL will enable Peru, by withdrawing her
army oil the frontier Of Bolivia TO reinforce that
the frontier OF Colombo. with 6,0G0 men, th-r-t,
opposing To Geo. Bolivar force OF $4,000 m,.
The Only thing to be apprehented is. tina; ii the
struggle does not commence immediately. thi-
country will not be able TO pay her troops, tho
sources are almost entirely destroyed by the extra
ordinary increase Of duties imports, which y Il.
thrown out Of the market many articles that ?
duced q great revenue
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-09
MI. ]. c. pICKxTr.
State Of kentucky, Galloway county, Set.
JACKSON AND DECATUR.

Lest year story was forged by John Bins, rep
rescntn, that General Jackson went 10 the cap
Ito! during the proceedings in the Senate in rela-
ton 10 the Seminole war and took his stand in
the antichaInber Of the Senate for The purpose of
chastising Mr.. Eppes, then Senator from Yir
gina. The tale was EaSIiShed oil with ali tla,
profanity which it suits the knaves of the day to
pui into the mouth OF the General, accompanied
by detail Of disgusting particulars. This story
has, long since, like multitudes Of its brothers,
been proved 10 be forgery. copy OF the fol-
lowing elegant letter from the interesting widow
otour naval hero, voluntarily written to General
Jackson, has been placed in cur possession. We
publish it, not so much 10 prove the iasehood of
the oft rciutcd forgery, 10 prove the estimation
IN which General Jackson was held by Commo-
dore Decatur, and show the abandoned viliany OF
the miscreants who call up the ghosts OF The illus
trious dead and put lies into their mouths to de-
stroy him. Read, people OF America, and then
say what punishment those men deserve W. rep
resent Commodore Decatur Us having become the
enemy OF Jackson on account OF his violence.
FrdnhfOrt .4rSvs
MRS. DECATUR TO GENERAL JACKSON.
GEORGE Town, Jan. %, 1928
"JNy dear General: You must have seen so
much OF the prevailing spirit OF misrepresentation
that fater myself you 10 not attach any .redit
TO the sentiments which have been ascribct to
my beloved husband in relation to yourself; tor |
hope 1t is unnecessary for to say that his ioftu
nature was incapable o! duplicity. And when
recolect the unbounded gratitude and admiration
ne invariably expressed Tor your services and char
acter can have no hesitation in saving that whoe-
yer has attributed 10 him different sentiment,
either totally misunderstood him, or totally mis-
represented him. have 10 doubt, that you your
self must recollect his undisguised indignation at
The attack made upon your character in tile Senate,
and his repeated declaration that il was more de-
rosatory 10 the nation than 10 you; that your fame
was recorded in millions OF grateful hearts, and
could not be efdccd by the Misrepresentation of a
few prcjudiccd or vindictive pariizans. And
perfectly remember his anxiety that you should
make a tour 10 the north, and afford the nation an
opportunity 10 testify its gratitude for your servi-
ces; and that he was delighted beyond measure
at the greetings which cheered you at every stage
OF your journey, viewing il as a complete trump Ia
over YOU enemies i'll the Senate. And | verify
beiieve, that ifthere was one individual III the
u States more grateful than the rest, for your SER
vices and sacrifices, it my beloved and lament
ed husband; for he was so ardeDiiy devoted 10 hi,
country that he felt every act that contributed TO
her glory OF prosperity, beneti, conferred up
on himself, SC. &c. s. DECATUR
.ffGjOr General .Gndreic Jackson
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-09
Frcn the National Gazette.

lam VI UNI ELI - L \ GS.
ut the General trieDnial meeting Of the Stock
holders of the Bank of the United States held at
their Hall in the city of Philadelphia OH Monday
the first day of September, 1928,
Robert Ralston. Esq. was called to preside and
Joseph Hemphil, Etq appointed Secretary.
III conformity TO the provisions OF the charter
an exact and particular statement of the debts
which remained unpaid after the expiration Of
the original credit. for period of treble the term
OF mat credit, and Of the surplus of profits after
deduchng losses and dividends, was laid belore
The stockholders ior their information by the Pre-
sident OF the Bank.
mr. BiddIe then presented general view OF
thc situation OF the Institution, with au account
OF lis progress since the last meeting of the
stockholders, referring TO and submitting to the
meeting various documents and statements
"hereupon on motion OF Gu. Chauncey, ESQ il
was Resolved, That the matters submitted by the
President, together with the statements laid upon
the table by him, be referred to committee
ihe Chairman then appointed the following gen
ienen viz.
Charles Chauncey.
alexander Henry,
Cady aia5er Evans,
Charles J. iDgerson
James Ronadson,
James e. Fisher.
On motion, Resolved, That when this meeting
adIourns, il adjoufns until Tomorrow morning at
O'clock.
THcsdGY morning, September 2, 1928.
Jhe stockholders met pursuant 10 adjournment.
This morning the committee, through their
Chairman Mr.. Chauncey, made report rcspon-
svo to the address of the dent,-embracing
statement OF the condition of the bank in Aug
1923. aud comparison Of its present condition
wi;hits condi lion in 1922. Very warm encom-
uns are bestowed on the President in the report
and the measures which have been taken TO in
crease the circulation Of the bank aud extend ts
business are highly applaudcd. The repor, con-
ciuded with r esol IONS approving OF the admins
raIon Of The bank in every thing general and par
icular, which resolutions were adopted without a
dissenting voice.
The whole number Of persons present al the
meeting, including the committee and some MEM
beers Of The Board Of Directors, was about twenty
FIVE.
It's stated in the report, that the profits OF the
last year, exceeded those of 1922. in the sum OF
S523,OOO: ard were greater by 1919 900, than te
average OF profits for the three years preceding
1922
The specie on hand on the Ist of August last was
S5D3,0u0, Deterioration 1900. 00O.-Publi de-
posts 1901 900 Private DO. 6,563 .00O.--Funded
Debt held by tho Bank 16,9J0, 600. Discounts
$4,000, O0O.-ConGngcnt Fund 1,3UO, 00O.-Sus-
pended Debt 7,l09 900 rPhH Ga.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-09
SERIOUS ERROn.

FRANRroBr, August 27.--The Law, requires
Chat the Sheriiis, meeting ia Frankfort to colpaIc
tho polls Tor Governor and Lieutenant Governor,
shall produce the original lists, but at the bte
meeting, many Of them having brought only ce, =
uiieaes Of The number Of votes given, they voted
10 dispense with the production OF the list. The
following letter 10 TIE Secretary Of State with ,he
annexed ccfiibcdtes proves an error in the certi-
ilcate, OF one hundred in a single county! fall
The poll-boOks had been produced and examined.
It not impossible that Maj. Barry might have
been found to have the minority. From The re-
turns, we should sooner have expected 70 find cr-
rors in other counties than in Galloway THE coz.
recon Of this error reduces Meicaiics ,naior,y "a
only eir hundred and nine.
WAIDsooRo' Aug. IS, 1925.
b'r--Opon examining The retuin s Of tie Judge.
and Sheriff o. tlIe election Of this county as filed
40 Zoe clerks Office, find tbat William +. Barry
one Of the candidates for The oC.cc Of Governor
got ia this place %; Yates in The Blood River pre
met, he cot 90 yo!cs, and IL Clsr1's River .-c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-09

cnct Ga votes, making IN all SIS, aud upou exaI-
lining the calculation abe bv the Shcri.s in com
paing and addin. up the votes taken a; the differ
ent places, tnd that they have made mistake
OF 100 votes. They have only given Maj Barry
as the calculation Is made in the hand writing
OF h. Handy, DsS. who Is at this time on his way
TO Frankfort with statement Of the votes. L am
fery confident that the mistake not on inten.
.ional one. The Sheriff and his deputies are all
men OF honorable character aud standing in socie-
~, and two OF them in favour OF Maj. Barry's
election
don't know ir what way the mistake can be
tenedicd at this time, unless the deputy (who will
be IN Frankfort when you receive this,) can be
convinced OF the error, and the balance vi the Sher-
Ills and yourself can rccciye this test. You will
ind below certificate Of the Sheriff OF this coun-
ty CERT ying the error. l am myself in favor Of
Gen. Metcaiic's election; but at the same time,
wish equal justice done 10 Maj. Barry.
Very respectfully, yours, Sc.
wM.CURD.
Mr. j. c. piCKxTr.
SAFE Of Kentucky, Galloway county, Set.
J, john Hodges. SheriiFof Galloway county, do
certify, that there mistake in the calculation
oil the votes made by my deputies and myself; up
Oh examining all OF the returns and the calcula-
ton we made, find that William r. Barry got
ol3 votes Instead OF ilS, we certified. In tes-
uinony whereof, have hereunto set my hand this
l3th day OF August 1928 J. HODGES $. c. c.
heo'ucky, CuNotcay county, Set.
/; ~ lillian Curd, Gle K Of Galloway county cour,
do certify, tina, there error committed by
the Sheriff and Deputies of this county in addin (
tn votes given 10 VIM L. Barry of 100 votes; he
got oiS votes instead Of tiS, as appears of record
IN my office Given under my hand at The Clerks
Office, this 18th day of August, 1925.
[Ffankfor. -frgus. WM. CURD.
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soon your convenience will permit. have no
wish 10 prosecute ILL. " alton should you think
Justice doesnut demand il; but being the guar
dio:, my slave, II Is my duty 10 prosecute the
lar justice TO HIM may require it; there
fore; subint the matter TO your consideration, as
attorney prosecuting for the government Tor your
advice on the premises.
am Very respectfully,
Your most cb"dic II, servant,
ANDREW JACKSON.
.7ndre,o Hays, Esq, .at0rney General. .HashviNe,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-22
Rosliu, Nov. lUdi, 1922.
RJARsl{ ALPS SALE.

"a ARSifAL'S S.4LE.-In obedience 70 dacrcal orders
ict pronounced III cause thcc depending wherein Hugh
N'on administrator de bcnis OF Thomas Walker derl is
piinit, and the executors Nicholas Cabcll dec and ohre
an defendants will IN, exposed To sale TO the highest bddnr
oi? t'e dear Of Mrs Ana Chrrs tavern, Stauntnn on
h oS 0 november nIN the tracts OF land lying near the
. ii,Hl'' aG,S near Itirje's, of hundre.
'nn5 is!cZr fai one tract Of oish hundred arres
aloHn% AcHd Stuart The of sale be as follow to
VIZ OF the purchase mcncy with interest thereon from
VohirS " interest thereon from the dav sc to Ic paid
III TWO years thereafter the interest 10 hc rrlnueI the ay
'ehS' are PlnIay mui-tiIc payments be secured by
bonds with ut SECURITY and deeds trust Oh the Lind.
purchased; which bones and deeds of trust, mr. if dcf,. is
mace IN payment OF the inst nsilcn, DC forthwith enforced
,t the oe Int Of n" purchase money with interest as
aforesaid GEORGE EShRIDtE, NJ. 5. c. C.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-22
n earn

NgR3. CARTER B. P1GG IS prcrsrca r., -
L'A crlyc Ladies aud Gentlemen as Boorders for
the ensuing winter. She will also be happy TO ac-
comnodatc few members of the Legislature. either
WIN or without their families. Her house is in most
CONVENIENT aitCat!on, being ON the street LEADING to
the Gogcnors, and Win t,yo minutes wall, oFfIc
= Pit 3--i1i t;Ii n,tt sIr.r, TO thl onumenfal
-''''. 60 nov. 1.S--rCCF
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-22
RTEMAEE SCHOOL

gFEMAEE SCHOOL.-i School viii be oIn7cd ON the
ifSt OF January next, at tie residence of the subscriber in
me county OF New sent under III ofAiss Elizabeth Bacon
All ie branches ot good English education will taught and
"oV!cd attention gwen To the and of those
con'cd to hr c1rc Ii will h" exclusively females and is
limited to fourteen Terms, for board and tuition for session
OF 'cH months $50: ur-ait 30 OIL the 18th fav Of
August tc balance tc 2!h of December There will bc q
vacation from tc 10TH Of August 70 tire 18th oOctolrr
Rosu, Nov. l0iIi 1927. WA
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-22

AND FOR SALE.-iic subscriber offers for sale a
small farm III the county of Gloucester, lynn. York rvr
lew miles below Gloucester Town. containing three hundred
amo iortyvc acres, independent of island in the river
ms place noted for fine h and oysters and has on il a
spring OF oof war The Improvements consist of dwelling.
accommodating apply N Richard Thon,,n GouceS,cr.
Sept 10 =,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-22
- RENN NILL SEIZE A.iY wiLl be nn.,rt for IL

4 NREs.N HILL S}TIIH AIRY will be or,q1ci for ,f,
~ ensuing year. OF thc 18th of January closed on ,!,,
10Th OF December vacation of mouth will be s1 n,
the sumrcr The subscriber still continues to keep an assis
amt Tie corsc Of instruction viii embrace the latin and
iigsh languages the Elements OF Geometry G,oyspy with
the use OF the NapS and Globes and all minor riuche. ,f
eiclt!OH utiC of Latin scholars so: English irDlars Il
boarding 40 per Strict attention vi be riy,1, 70 nr,
serve the morals and health OF tho Students and also 10 advance
tileir studies J)IIN II tITG
Orange, Va. 2G,h Oct 1925 ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-22

THRUST SALE OF LAND.-N-n he sold On, the ruc-
miscs Oh the Eth day of December next the hishes,
ps i' CASH htty acEcs land aoce or less, lying Dover
Creek III the county of Gooch1nd satisfy the OBJECT; OF
decd OF tni,i CNcruei by ilia Puyear the signed
county court OF .. VIII. GR Az
AoE i5-vitc THO TAIRNINN trustees
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-22

Inc slhrrbtr Agent for the establishment will ~
6eVG and forward orders and catalogues that LETT With him
or distribution gratuouy He hrs also for soie p;,
Precise Horticulture IaG ,.I IN > fitre s
wv" o--ot Agent, Rcnlond, Va