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The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1828-05-17
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Come evening, once again, season Of peace,
Return sweet evening, and continue long
Methlnks see thee in the st,caky vest
With nlatron step slow moving, while the night
Treads on thy sweeping train one hand employed
In letting fall the curtain Of repose
On bird and beast, the other charge for man
With sweet oblivion of the cares Of dav COVER
The approach Of DAY.
Night wanes, the yapours round the mountains
curld
Melt into morn, and light awakes the world
Man has another day to swell The past,
And lead HIM near to little, but his last;
But mighty nature bounds as from her birth,
| lie Sun is in the heavens, and light on earth
Flowers in the valley, splendor in the beam,
Health on the gale, ana freshness in the stream.
BYRON
THE approach Of Night.
Slow sinks, more 10, ely ere his race be run,
Along Moreas hills the setting suns
Not III northern clImes obscureiy bright
But one unclouded blaze Of living light
Ger the hnsh'd deep the yellow beams be throws
Gds the green wave, that trembes as it glows
On old Egina's rock, and dras Isle,
The god of gladness shields his parting smile
DER his own regions lingering, loves to shine.
Though there his affairs divine.
Descending last the mountain shadows kiss
Thy glorious gulf, unconquer'd Ssamis
Their azure arches through the long expanse
More deeply purped, meet bis meiloving glance
And tenderest tnts along their SUBMITS driven,
Marx bis gay course, and own the hues of Heaven
TILL darklJ shaded from the land and deep,
Behind bis Delphian Cliff, he sinks to sleep. IB!r
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1828-05-17
FROM THE ATHISEtN.
SONG-By Bishop Mber.

oUNN-NY DIWiop IItUtF
o. us not for her Lowell, face,
With Youth and rapture teemjng,
Where sweetness Sued, IS pur, ) grace,
Like morning brightly bc4mins
Where beauty's sparkling charms reside,
In treasures bright and airy,
Tha, adore, IN fond delight,
ny sweet, ny blue-eyed Mary.
Oh no IT'S for her happ, mind,
Where loveiiness reposes,
And infant truth remains enshrined,
Like fragrance IN young roses;
Where taste and excellence unite,
Not forn!'d with time to vary,
That adore, in fond delight,
My sweet, my blue-eyed Mary.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1828-05-17
VARIETY.

Wy t'tiff I!3'5 lN(o i5Ht. Let my VIII
h. done on earth a. it !, done above. Our
food day BY day bes)oW On US Pity u, IN
fr.card TO our having >inned against thee as
we pity those who Sin against Us. And
lead uo not INTO any place Of strasng, but
on the other hand restrain Us from Sin. For
time is the empire, and the strength, and
lie honor, forever. So LEI it be.
Lciclfic Rfc0r!Cr.
II aprcar, that the men Of early ages. both
Jews and Pa-an>, were more cruel than
men ROW aEe, IN any civilized countries.
Even good King David PAT hi, prisoners Of
Rabbalh under saws. and harroVs Of IRON.
and i~ade them pass through the brick Ailu
4he>> thi> onl Y means that he put them to
work 1t their several trades. Adon- Be-
Lch had seventy kings with their great toes
..Jit off, who gathered their meat under his
sable Ihe king Of Moab oltleth his eldest
son. and heir to the throne, as burnt offer
'nY upon the wall to prosper the war. Ahaz
maketh hi, son to pass through life. A Sa-
mlutan mother hois her own son to eat
Ihc k'ng OF Baby lon roasted Zcdekiah and
ii.ab IN the fire Ant; the king Amaziah
clashes ten thousand prisoners OF the top Of
a rock.
Leaning, Ike travelling, as It finishes
GOOD sense, 50 it makes u silly man ten
thousand time, more inoulcra!.Ie. BY supply
~ a variety If matter to his impertnence,
'nd g''ihg him an opportunity OF Astounding
n aosarl.trs. -.7ddiSon.
Addison lays there Is not a single science.
Or any branch Of it, that might not furnish
4 man with business for life, though it were
much longer than it is.
Sheridan, one day. meeting two royal
Dukes walking up st. James street, the
Youngest thus flippanty addressed him =
: | say, Sherry, We have just been discuss
ing whether you arc the greater fool or
rogue; what is your opinion, ny bov:"
Mr.. ;. bowed, and smiling at the com PHI
mcnt. took each Of them by the arm. and
instantly replied, "N by, faith, believe |
am between J0th."
Ctr}cM AarC0Sm.-ln some parish church.
cs II was once the custom to separate the
men from the women. A clergyman, being
interrupted BY loud talking, stopped short,
when a woman, eager for the honor of the
sex, arose and said Your reverence, it is
not among u.s. So much the better an
swered the priest, it viii be the sooner
over
DR.. johnson said, thata man. BY taking second
t,,ah ,frhn
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1828-05-17

DR.. johnson said, that man. by taking second
wife. pays the hishes. compliment to the first, by
showing that she made him SO happy as married
man, that be wishes to be so second time.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-30
VQi,ia6Ie Lands ron. :Sale-

q NAloUS TO remove 10 the West, offer for sale,
SA Tract oil Lsnd IA Henrico county Containing old
survey 25 acres lying the Brook Turnpike road adj
Joining the lower Toll Gate within mile the CITY OF
Riehmond-This tract has on ii, small but comfortable
DWELLING House, with out houses attached.
Also, other Tract Hanover which now re.d,
on Pctopotomoy Creek containing $40 acre.-wihiu q
miles OF hehnoud $50 acres of which cleared the
mainier under the original growth There about SIS
ee' OF creek land part OF which rec.imed Th,. Tract
generally ot good quality with orchard choice fur
trees the building, ordinary but the situation
hy heahy-A further description is deemed
as imagine no one disposed TO purchase, will do
viewing the premie..
The above TIaei', will be lad of suit purchasers; ami
Young Negroes taken in The will +,
.hewn BY Mr john Wndrope at the Toll Gate or Fir W.
NJ Young aud the latter by tho Suhscribeu ANY commune
cation to N. on this will be promptly TO-
JNO. w. ELLIS,
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lRGINIA: At Rules holden in the Clerks Once Of the
be 7tb day Ct Oct. 1898:
.'o , son Of !..:e Who .s one 9th. ds,ss. q jos,
wing executors Of Abr shsm He, another Of the
s WI Ie on.
devices Of the said Abr absm e the asid Abrs
other ''n and d's''' OF Tue '''' A'''''H cA' llG
Jaws, Green executor Of James Greenj Moses Green
e.'or J John Et Green sdnr Of Samuel b. Green.
sl.ushsr late Sheriff u culpep,r county, whom eeu,.
n'isd for admin the esstss OF Ro. Green and Nicholas
der, the said Robert the son. being also dev,se Eleanor
Green WIN the Widow dev,ee, Of Rob. The 81.
such admir- de bonn. with the Will u Eis.nor
SseD a.. .SIt ss sS ;.l de s1n. non Of Sally sr,
heme cf Moses Green OF the devsees Of Robert e
bon Of ..d Eleansr Williams deeds William Walker
lat late Sheriff Of spoyIs.ns county whom wa, committed
Eleanor Williams chsris. r Howard ais sherif oi Orange
county whom committed fer admin de bonis non, with
T. Chew, late Sheriff King eotge county and as such
sdm de bSni, with the viii Of Vim. Dua dec
o. admin Of k.y DEED anaa%ia,r.a
eldest and heir and exo Robert Mckay son and A.
Mckay another son and devnee u Robe.t The esr.
and Elias Overall admirers de boni. Of l
Kay another Sun Of Robert the elder
MeKsy,r and Abaham Nc Kay, sons Grantees snd adm,
Isaac NJ ksy,son Of oses, Who Robert te ejr.
John Jof., Sheriff of Frederick county, whom has be-
committed the following estates fer de- hon.
non, viz, Zashsri.h Mckay son Of Ro the ELDER VIM
Robert Mckay the elder Enoch Job and heir Of Msrs
ret Job another daughter and dcviee CT the elder
Seorse Holl,ns.~orh eldest and heir of AhrAsm H
ns,worh who ede ,ouaud ber Of Hannah
another daughter Of Ro Mckay the elder and Geo Rob,s
VINO was son and devsse of Geo. Roh so he,
and desi,ce Of Mary Robinson, another daughter of Rob.
MsKay the sdsri- David stick.y Sheriff shenandosh
county to WHOM was committed for admin, bonis non H.
e,tss, SAID Leah Lehh
snd mary hobinson add OF Moses Mckay son of The
ae,snder r Buchanan aud EhIaheth his wife,; Edward
aud mary his wife; and sam Sale adm'o Of JONATHAN
az, IT,, 49, DIS.
exorof James Mckay deed, having entered their a.
and gwen security according to the Assembly
na .ne nuie OIL THIS Coart and appearing by ,s,sctory
evidence tsat they not inhaban Of this country
the SAID defendants do appear here ON tGe -
day oil the next term, and the Bill oil the plaintiff. sn
that copy this Order be forthwith in some New
Paper published in The CITY Of Richmond for months ,ue
ees'Vey and posted al the door the Cepto ia ,5
City. A Copy Te.e P'' ~ sA'a
VIM. G. PENDLETON, C. C..
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p9 vniue cfs deed Of trust executed by EdwJ Muufrd
~ 10 The S1h.efbers the 2fd Of JAM s2a sbd reord
10 me Clerk efee Of Pophan for therein nen
90, VIII he sold TO The highest bidder, public auction
Ior ready nneys The re5idsnte Of aid K. MumOfJ In he
upper end Of Po'hssn couaty, Appcmaos RIVER On ii,
idh Of January nsIt The tract 4 sud ub,eh said nfo
resides conapug 4I3 acres erfj together h ,up
dy negro ssye named IN the deed srd al The said Ed,ssd
hlOnoTds oek Of hor'e. cste sheer, and hogs I'll h.
household snd Kitchen furniture, and plantation ueps Of
et every descriptions much thereof will Re uece,.sy
% rave the amoun due upon the deed Aforesaid with thc
sss snd necessary eIpensf The title vested suhef
hers VII ~ conveyed 70 the purchasers.
CLAIBORNE WATKINS, 1,r.....
Wst. s. DANCE, iF"s'ees'
Dee 10 .a.s-,
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Dec.o3


III 4 1ffsISNN OCh .0CdOE.hI.
NulS SEMINARY, under Albert Anderson, az Teacher,
aud Daniel Turner, as Steward will be in opeI
ye, wnir Will be divided into sessions Of five
mehs each the former commencing the 18th
~ and ts.%'nat,ns GU the 18th June-he latter
cemherTem per session. For in the Latin and
t,es lnsaas es whether jointly separately,
WIN any other study or mott also, in the Elements Geone
snd Agebrs twelve dollar. fifty eents English Gram.
mnIeal Exercises, ten dollars; Speng Reading, Writ
ng Geostapny and Arithmetic, dclla.s fifty
The Board Will be Si25O FER session. including
each boarder finding hiI Bed kc. "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-30

RULES taken il the cierks Once OF the county cour
"A Of Prince Edward, the 9Th day Of October 1885, upon
an Injunction. -
Clement Davis, PItH.
Against
William J. Frselsnd, Dou6al EerSuson, William Wngheid,
Owen O. Fowler and Jsqueiip r. Taylor, DTS.
The defendants Fsesnd AMI Ferguson having
teu appearance and security according Act
Assembly aud the rules Of this court and afing
they se not inhabsps Of this State; ordered That
me said defendants Freeland Ferguson, appear
tue mat day u December next the hill Of the
panuh and that cory " this order be fhwh iosertrd in
some ne~s-psPsS published the city VI Richmond, for
@ooh' and also posed athe door Of the
courthouse u. s o. this COUNTY. Te.,e,
Chancsry, at ousi,sriy Court held oi
WIN. Murray, Pitt
against 3, .,' y ~ ~
Samuel H1h.on, Guardian ad Item for Robert SLipwih
Wn NJ. Skipwuh, Geo. w. Skpwith Cornela L. Skiputh
aud Thoms, Is. Skipwith, Sell, Tucker Skp.
With Wm Skfpwith, Henry 6kipwith, Martha W. Harr ,up
Dolly Hau:son Robert Nicholas, Mary Skpwi,b, WIN. r
0rynes and o,hers. Z Defs. =
The defendant Henry Skipwh having entered his ar.
Peesnce and given security according to the
and the rules this Court and appearing
oil the Court that herpot nhahspt Of this Country: Il
that the s, cslencan do appear here day
oil January Term next and the Piainfs bill thai
copy of th, order be forthwith inserted rvme
published IN the CRY Of Richmond, for months success
wey and posted al tue front door OF the Courthouse h
County A copy. Te.te : $500
TSCHAfi. wooDSoN. D. C.
Dec o. w9yS
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LIT will be observed that the Proprietor, Of the IA
LoAENr have altered her day of leaving Bai,imore the
above Is her and will ermsnent This R;rh
mond and Dslmore Unon Line of Stag Es, uniting with
he raturent FaPpahannock have running in
conPee oder and greatly 10 the satisfaction of those Who
this New Route at the In consequence
the Bel Tavsrn in Richmond, every Saturday
%Ornos a, oeiSsk and strive AZ Tsppahannoek The
prahannoek every Saturday at o'clock R.turnns
me viii leave TsPpahanuoek every Monday and
Richmond TO dnneron Thursdays O'clock on tbe arrival
tue Boat and arrive in Richmond the same evening The
Route affords the beat acc ommod atoms. N
The ProPrietors hope, that this will prevent the
e sustaining any Inconvenience. Stage Fare al the low
oil SIS So Intermedise Stage. cents per mile -" 'ae
" Au baggage at the risk Of fie ouc,er,.
r BY TIE PRoPRIETORs.
dAPPahsnnock' Essex county, Oct. I'd, 1923.
Oct T. AAu,e.
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institution for Ahe Education Of Young LQdies.
M KS. BLA. HERMANN has OPT ned at retrsd house
!th huiaud fitted up Tor the purposes between Charlotte.
VI and the Unver.t an In,,ituon fer the private ntuc
ion of young ladies III all the polite aud useful
female eduoacn The YONG ladies' will be member, Of ber
smy They will be subject cono truly parental
ard ~ their euenis vii be directed with yev TO
M ts Improvement Whatever taught most srproy
ed literary Institutions for female instruction IN Eur
MIS- blat'erman wall teach taught under her ow
mni tesuperioendeuce and npec; She will
IN addition 10 EngSh Grammar teach Writing Arithmetic
Geography the Of the Globes AMI History sacred and
profane She will give regular the p,n,b
French and Italian languages: The French language will be
used q, medium OF interchange of seniu wishes
10 the common transactions Of the family. This arrangement
Mrs Dla;eTman ha'tss herself will very much facilitate The
acquisition VI this useful aud interesting language.
Ms De.ifrmann the establishment here snnount ed is
influenced PATTY by view 10 the of her
feelings che has ainr know
o do gooh. -'
Pa en' and Gusrdisni who may be disposed 10 place
hd or ward under her may be informed parteu
sfy NJ htr plan, mode OF instruction, and estic
tom, by an applet at the School house.
Mu,ic Dancing and Drawing, if required he taught will
constitute the only extra expenses. Term, two bundre1
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CONTESTED ELECTION

NEW ORLEANS, Nov: 28.-The House of Re-
representatives. Of the State has been engaged dur
ing the last two days in discussing the interest
ing question of the legality Of the elections Of the
sitting members from New Orleans On We'd
nesiay the Speaker decided, contrary to all the
practice of elective bodies, that those members
possess the right to vote on the question of their
own election: this decision, however, was revers-
ed by the House. Yesterday the House decided
10y majority of 23 TO II, TO authorize special
committee to take testimony in the case, and TO
lay il before the House; important deveIopeme nts
will be made in the course of this investigation
It's question, IN fact, which involves the vital
principles OF republican goycrnment--and on its
decision will depend in considerable degree the
preservation of the elective franchise in lis purity
in Louisiana. Col Hamilton, member from
West Felicana, did justice TO the subject, in the
course OF the debate OF yesterday, in eloquen,
and argumenfative spcech-Mr. Turner and Mr.
Mouton also spoke with great effect on the same
side Louisiana .fdr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-30

b0oTGHg NgASt~- Dy ms q, ~, y 'GifhrH
81 HE has takeo bou,e the store frmsry oeept
- by Menrs Wan Neae, eco. and by Mesir, Grsnfd,
Son Bolerssiiusted the intersection If hisn
snd the Street leading from Msyos bridge the os rl.s
aut AID central part Of the CITY. '
The house IL undergoing repair and by fe IF of No
ext she will be prepared 10 accommodate ladies Gentle
from the country with hoard lodging forsny length Of
time they way choose 20 remain in town - -
good livery stable very conveniently situated wber,
horses wbe well provided forS hopes, from local al
vantage; ant The Hcttt attention 60 The comfort n her
bosrders, she vii he able 10 meet With announcements
few membsfs Of The Legislature be well eeeommoJ,tsJ
-trf1
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The Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road-Tbe
Editor Of the Baltimore Patriot has recently raid
visit to the scene Of operations of the Rail road
Company, which has confirmed all The confidence
which he has heretofore entertained of the prac-
icabili'y of the work. "There are, he SAYS,
" several hall mile sections already finished, and
we believe waiting for the rails; and the hone ex-
pressed in the last annual report of the Directors,
that the rail road would he in operation as far as
Ellieofs Mills by the 4,h of July next will pro.
badly be realized In the excavations through
the hills, we observe that immense beds of mine
raj paints-principally Spanish Bro,on, of a rich
quality, have been opened. This must be very
valuable, and, we should suppose, would con.
tribute considerably towards the expense of ex-
cavaton."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-30

The above tract OF land ell deserves, The
o. Persons disposed 10 puvha,e of ia sire only
ninsic value, but the being
watered good ,urhoud, and lying very
aea 'ne Brook Iurnpke-So great proportion of
woo oil original growth f oak hickory pine,
luay that believs about 100 OF the msy be
sarea and sueieney left for the support of the plantation
omee nave owned H. being than % years, particular
has been PAID 10 the pIeservaton Of the timber,
all the land IN woods not only Of good, but
quality Astwo leads per day by the team may made
10 ,ehnSnd except IN the short days of winter, really
oei,eve the wood may he made produce SO to -
clear Of There is ON tie land an old
dwelling hn"" in tolerabe good repair, sub
tended for IN ov.rseer - f' "
Adjoining this tract, have smaller one of 100 acres.
Pnopii'J eesrei, with dwelling hvu.e feet
hen would sell reasonable price TO the purchaser
the other tract, II he should wish to add 10 it.
J.RoBINSoN
A..
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OHIO.
We learn from the Ohio Monitor Of the 10th
inst. that the Senate Of that State on the Sd INST
went again into Committee of the Whole on the
report OF the Committee appointed on the deten-
ton OF MIR. Mack, member Of that body, by the
Bank OF The United States, and rose without any
amendments thereof. The following was the Re-
port, which the Senate took up, and passed by a
vote OF II 10 Is:
q" hereas, II has heen reprcsen ted to the Sc
nate, by the memorial OF sundry citizens of the
county of Hamilton, that Andrew Mack, ESQ. a
member OF this body, and senator for the county
oil haini'on' Is detained from his seat in conse-
quence OF two several wris of execution in favor
OF the President, Directors and Company of the
Bank OF the United States, and is now within the
prison limits Of the said county Of Hamilton by
lorce OF said writs; and that tho arrest and deten
ton Of the said Andrew Mack took place few
days previous to the 26th day of November last
past:
Resolved, therefore, by the Senate of the
State OF Ohio That the detention of the said An
drew Mack, within tho prison bounds of Hami-
ton county, by force Of said writs. is a breach of
ms privilege as member Of this Senate, and that
he has right, by virtue of the constitution and
laws Of this state, to depart from the limits of said
prison during the session of the present General
Assembly; and the time that may be necessarily
employed in returning from their meeting after the
adjournment.
I" Resolved, That be, and he
is hereby appointed special messenger for the Sc
nate, whose duty it shall be to proceed immedi-
atey TO the county Of Hamilton and deliver to the
SAID Andrew Mack, copy Of this resolution, and
require him to attend forthwith to the discharge
OF his duties as senator from the said county Of
Hamilton"
MIR. James B. Gardiner was appointed special
messenger.
The same paper informs that Mr.. Mack arrived
at the seat OF government of Ohio pursuant to the
aforegoing summons, on the Monday after. and
took his seat in the Senate. IBnn Rep
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PUBLIC SALE

= :
virtue OF deed OF trust executed by VIM. Watkins 10
uecribers on the 29h Of Aug 1898, aud recorded in
ts cefL Shee Pewha..o purposes therein
ready money, Powhasn House on w eJne S
rs. day Of January nett a2a2 being day, negro
sv' Frank anu Sueky, one met colt one OF cart
one umire cart, AMI the p;sn,alon utensils Of ;; sic,
wT Watkins: The title vested in the subscriber. will be
conveys 10 the pu-c hs,ers. "''' =.
VIM. OLD
Dec. 90 co
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OXFORO .4CYDEJJTE,S

HE winter s.s,ion in each of these will con
menoe Gu the 18th OF Jsnusry next.
The Female A; my undo. the ,upcrinteu,snee of m
nev Joseph Laharee assisted by two ladies gusl
hcaions Miss T. Humphries who a Music and the
French Language an nstructe of
having taught for six years the Morayisn School
IN BethIehem Pcnns vaua and th, sdemy during the
at -
The Male Academy will be under the superuendance of
ME-. Jane, ID. johnson a. heretofore.
North Carol Dec IS. 6s-v6v
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10 Planters of Tobacco on James Riuer.
NorICE gwen that all Tobae CO intended for Shoeiu
~ Ware House arriving in the Bs,n will If desired, he
received into the Fire proof Ware House Of
fronting Ba'iu and adjoining Sh ek, free OF expense Of
receipts by the Inspectors for the same,
without any further expense the when called for
Inspection or 'amPps, than would il delivered
Ample Insurance has bee upon all Tobaee orea
IN the House above named. w. I MORRIS.
Dec 61-ve,
R.HLTLJdORE md h,II Z, q E'PI(yESRIIIlLc-
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Drc.c3.
j'dluobie Real Estate for Sale

03uoUfc ucut EStQteJOT so0ic
r&f Virtue 81 decd Of trust Ade by john
- Agnes hi, w,fe,to William Moneur< myself, with
power TO either Of under
the 2oth day of November 1919 snd admitted record
IN henrico county eoutt the 2ist day of Mo-
vemosr shsll Oh Wednesday the twenty first day of JAM
net between II O'Clock forenoon and clock
NJ 81 TAR, not, at the the fhsreaf-
ter al the front door Of Ae Eagle Hotel city Rich.
uond, sell al public auction to the highest bidder ready
money certain tractor psreelo land, by the said john
Robinson commonly called Uhon, lying aud being eneo
county and on The north fork Of the Brook run about
miles above the city Of Richmond and which
OF land was sold aud conveyed the said John Robinson
Dabney Williamson aud his wife containing acres
or much Of said tract and be
to raise tn. Of two thousand bnpdred and seventy
dollars aud sixty seven CENTS and the interest which ha.
accrued aud will accrue thereon from the Goth November
1876 up 10 the said TING Of saedue TO Mary Shepard aud
others hers and legal representatives of Samuel Shepard
trust. .ll
The ute Of the above property, believe be clear and
unque:onsbie but shall convey only such vested
me as trustee aforesaid. H. L. WIGHT Tru,tee
n, D. The purchaser paying $3.50, delivery of the
usedmay have credit for uumber uf years
The saianee Of III. pueh,,e mou'y shall
dollars satisfactory security he given.Iptsre.tto
Psd ssn'.ansuaiy Further particulars may be known by
"PPy,os ~ Tue subscriber. H. L. w.