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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-15
Attention!

VyHE Members of the Lafayette Light Infantry are
requested to attend a meeting Of the Company at
the Town Hall, on FRIDAY EVENLNG 17h inst. at
seven O'Clock, to adopt measures in regard to the cele-
bration of the approaching anniversary of "The Father
of his Country" BY order of the Captain. feb Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-15
TO Rent.

- A two story Dwelling House on
ETT Duke between Fairfax and Water streets; the
Esa house is in good repair and well situated. The
-. terms will be made low and possession given
on the 10th inst. Apply to Mrs. Leap, next door, or
to the subscriber. WIN. N. MILLS.
feb 15-eo3t
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Sale of Furniture.
70 be Sold.

an the third day of March next, before the front
- door of Prince William Cour' -iiouse the lot on
Which the tavern of William Clayton, IN the town Of
Brentsvilie, is erected, together with SAID tavern and
all other appurtepances, now in the occupancy Of Mr..
Thomas II. Hampton. The said property will be sold
forcash, according to the provisions OF deed OF trust ex'
ecu,ed on the 9Th October, 1921, to thc subscriber by
Wm. Clayton, for Certain purposes therein mentioned.
The Tavern is commodious, built of BRICK, with a store
and counting room under the sane roof.
The subscriber sells rs trustee, and VII un, convey
as such but it is believed the title viii be .iadc un-
questionable. JOHN GIBSON, ir.
jan so Trustee.
N1 The abore Sale is Postponed mil
tie 9Th day OF Mtpcp next feb Is
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MJRRIED,

At Georgetown, on Sunday evening last, by the Rev
Hg. Guest, MIR. RoRERT G. VIOLET, to Miss LOUISA
daughter of Mr.. James English, Merchant of this place
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-15

Old established Prize Office, alexandria, where order.
will be promptly attended to, &c. feb II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-15

Mr.. Littlewood, the Kings Messenger, ar
rived yesterday morning at the Foreign Office,
with dispatches from Lord Strangford, at St
Petershurph.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-15
WASHINGTON Society.

ITNHE Members ofthe Washington Society Of Alcxan.
4 dria are requested TO meet at the City Hotel, on
WednesdGy The 22d INST. AZ 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. Punctual
IS requested. NJ. BAYLEY, Jr Sec'y.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-15
Nh KEEN s. Co.

(CURRfERS,)
Ooposite 10 Brown's Hotel, Penn. .4renue, Washington
City,
HAVE Just received from Ba ltimore, and OTTER TOR
/ sale, fifteen dozen chr ShISS' OF a superior
in and RufF,d Horse LE.7IHER; SRIRIING, and
Spanish and Slaughter SOLE LEATHER.
country dealers, and others, will find it to their adj
vantage to examine the assortment on hand, which ''
in every respect complete. 1ep
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-15
Saddle FOUND.

MOUND in the Lumber Yard Of the subscriber, on
Il Friday last, 4 low priced mans SADDLE the own.
or can have it by describing the same, and paying for
this advertisement. JAMES MCGUIRE.
Who has for sale 2 good assortment Of we'll seasoned
Lumber, Shingles Of all kinds, Lathcs and Lime, and
Posts and Wood Enquire as above. feb l4-5t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-15
70 Rent,

e. The large and Commodious three
"a " 8 story House situated on the corner of Fairfax
H y 4 and Cameron streets, lately occupied by No
ssaasrsG.s- blet Herbert, decd. Also the House adjoin-
ing under the same root The Houses are in good re.
pair and situated in a healthy part Of the town. Pos
session given Immediately; for terms applyt to
feb IA AURitE HERBERT.
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'YO Eett.
Quarter Masters Office,

Fort Washington, Feb. l3M, 1925.
CEALED proposals will be received at this office, TN.
Ctl the 10th of March next for,
ESQ Cords Of Merchani0bR OAK WOOD,
to be delivered on the hill at this post IS cords on the
lt of April, 50 cords on the lst of May, and the balance
on or before the 10th of November next Security to
the amount of $500 will be required for the faithful per-
Torrance Of the contract. THOMAS CIILDS,
Lieut. aud Quarter Master
feb Is thlO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-11
co. n.uU.NTCaTED.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

JRIy ., S26.
AT meeting of the Faculty, the following pre-
mble and resolutions Submitted by Mr..
fucker, and were unanimously adopted b the mem
ibers present
The Faculty Of the University of Virginia
deeply Iamenring the death of their distinguished
Rector, Thomas Jefferson, who, on the fiiteth
anniversary of that Declaration of independence
which he himself had peHned, terminated long
d ~ ell spent life, feel themselves impelled to re
cord this testimony of their exalted respect for hi.
talents, admiration for his virtues, and grateful
sense Of hl- kindness and attentions 10 themselves.
They forbesr to DIV ell on the public services
lof tins illusirious man. The abilii and fidelity
with which he discharged he various duties of le-
gisiator, statesman, dpomati-t, and at length, o.
Chief Magistrate OF the Nation his incorrupiible
,integrity-- his unvaryng attachment to public econ
.omy peace and the principles OF civil liberty, are
IInter Ia the history OF his country, and con-
iiute one OF us brightest pages BY the very
remarkable fact of hi death on he 4ih July, his
lame is yet more nds-olubly associated with the
.lnosi memorable event ia American annals But
.tney feel themselves more especially called upon
TO notice this melancholy occurrence in relation 10
the institution, of whNcr they are members, and
jof which he was substantially the founders for his
genius suggested the plan, his patience and unwea-
ned assiduny combatted every prejudice, and his
.exlended TO its of Instruction. the laws for
pts government and the mnuest details Of Its re
igulations end police. How much is the merit OF
hese exertions enhanced, when it is Tccollected
ihst they were made by one who had been eeyat-
ed to the highest distinction his country could be
SOW, and who hld already reached the ordinary
term IF human life that thus ull Of years and OF
5honors, e disin ere-tedly sboured TO benefit hi.
native state, with diligence and zeal that wouIt
have sIgnazed the most lefvid course of youthful
fambition
4 The loss Of such patron cannot but be greatly
felt by this ri.iDg Institution, VIII Ther we regsrc
3ihe estimation in which he as held hrou shout th
Union the proximity OF his residence to the Uni
yersity or ado, all, bis entire devotion 10 ty in
3terest~, continually augmented by seeing bis fond
Test anticpations Of It's success in of rapi,
Sfulfilment Blu, to the members OF the Faculty
bis loss is irreparabe for hey have all PERSONAL,
(. Experienced bis accommodating spirit his libera
hospitality his kind Offices on every occasion--
they have all been instructed and deleh ed By TIT
rare and versatile powers Of that intellect, which
pine had enriched with facts, without delractinf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-11
- nlrners - az -.

h'HE Subscriber intending leave Richmond sbout ia.
4 18th July, for Ohio and hestlcy will undertake .u1h
business as he entrusted him. either in selling Land
collecting debis paying taxes, investigating titles e viii
ne some weeks ia the Military Land Dssct in Ohio whe-s
most 81 the land at Vmgnias lies having paI some
"n to the TITLES OF Land IN that District viii be enab. ia
give accurate information respecting them. Ifany person en-
listing bu'incssiu him shall he perfectly satisfied with ,s
execution, he will demand omptnsaiion and will AN hi:
eiuIn refund such may have been paid him.
u Persons DESTROYS Of engaging has attention 70 their busi
aim at his Office near the DID Swan Tavern.
:, THOMAS GREEN.
may oo
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For Lease the BT0dd Rocs IGceT5 oTd PGce,

hVING obtained CLUB and contracted with reutIc-
"a to put this old fayorite course in order bv ~
approaching fall terms wish 70 place 10 The hands OF some
ub elk years. which will do upon very reasonable rem,
'h"oid like 70 dispose of tdaiey, that the proprietor
r Lessee might have an opPuuniof consulting his own fan
y ny directing the repairs himself Is no, mad.
FOR the PrcP'ietoshp by The Of August next viii
hen dispose Of in parcels 20 pereons who nsy be Dis
oed torrent the hOusc erect booths. Apply 10 The I
oilber hcar hanchestcI COLIN CLARhE.
BfoaIltuck. June23. iSg,;g
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FARMING UTFNSITs-

AVlNG now hand al my shop. corner Of L aud so,l
III streets Richmond, number OF wheat Fans on muef,
approved plan for dPatoh Of business and simplicity in ther
construction Also, Days old and fret improved plan Of
oug te second plan, add also the third made last al aud
Tested this Spring the Cattle Show and Far al baltimore
3%hrie two premiums awarded them Frederick Town
land at their Far there we're een three pousL5
exhibited and worked the premium was awarded TO DaV
shove Plonsls Cuiiiyao, sc. Awhich Offered at fair
.prees by THOS. SPENCER.
July is. Iet
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SCOTY r. FRY.

u kSPECIFULL inform their friend. AMI the pulJe
that they intend keeping large general
ardi7ors Sc en- H. Street, Tor sale by wholesale
ana retail al reduced ptioe for cash, puncua custom
s on sh"t time They desrUus cfbuyig lew cargo,
WHEAT, ON The ami w,ii aisn he regularly in the
inarkv price vii lie given
kI,hnnnd. lnlN II. I22G 1asl;r.
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Twenty DoVUTs Rr,pord

-. lhAlED OF Stolen Lower Byrd Plan. .,;or -,
uoo'hand county, on Saturday night the 18th u or lie
sunday Evening following brown Bay Hsr,e m height
opposed tet III inches: head rather small with ,vb,e
starr eye fierce and much the appearance of ,heep in co.
OF hack leg, anl tail The latter rather ny raj.
shoulders considerably ohsedhy the collar will give th
bo'e ward o the horse alone, aud II stolen Twenty Dol
lois additional for experimenting the Thief
p;.,, JOHN ALLAN.
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$40 REWARD.

UhAWAY from the suhscribcrs the 2nd Of June Last
"a nepo man named AHen neis young man, about -
ears Old Of ord u1ry size very black Fexinn sonp %
~ The shoulders, aud l some mpejnen his speech lie
was bought At auction sale the 1T of January last and wa,
aid To- he raised ia Dinwiddie he has doubt obtiped
rass Of h clothes Of the o. 5. artillery uniform
The above reward wl he paid for his app ehension on ar
!rraiion 10 MAJ VIM finney, at = abue Pils or IL n.r
loihfe 10 tiehmOnd. DUNN BURFO0T.
july " Ier
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= = = = : ; =. =
10 ppIN,kltEpu

s|oR sale Che following Printing Materai. which vou, rit
country e'iahlhment, Viz foun S25 lbs min,
-oh' 90 81 gao ms BREWER do Of So do Back Slope
tre ana Fixtures; Paper Board Stands Standing Gal.
.syi pa, cases imposing Stone; Eules and scabbards
ass G1iey, Sc SC. The aove material, " n he DII low on
,apPieation ii the Compiler Office, Richmond -
July /. ,ca
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Eth DQllnrS Rsnnt6


- fOLtN from The subscriber the 18th instant Red NJ
50 rocco Pocket Book, containing hundred ana forty dol
three ofhiFy dollars each, one fifty dollar note
3 the Bank Of Virginia. Also, bond Robert H. Catinr
r"n, drawn in favour OF June 1926 for is3 dolls ON DE-
4mand, and Anderson S5 demand and one an
Bird Smith for five dollars and WIN. H. Rapsum for
Shty SIX dollars, with the credits of eighteen dollars on H.
drawn in favUrof Nathan ". Wathon forws,n
from trading for oi the abos bonds win v
shfty dollars for the delivery Cf the thief contents of M
Poeke Book oI will give twenty dollars thief or $50
sor the Pocket Book aud contents.
4 July ~. ia---;f EDWARD BANTER
3CteTk's Office Of The District Court Of tTs u. s.
4 rtie Eastern District OF Virginia. Rehmond, July 9Th
j 1926 ~ -"
~ OflCE hereby given, that al! lands vhieh have been
snid b; the desie collector in the state Of VIRGINIA
Cor the collector % the Jth 6ih, aud collection dirs
;oi said state ior direct taXcs acts ii Ccngres OF
ghe "h OF January 1915 aud 5h of March, 1876 for vin
land collecting dit eet tax within tie United States aud which
sEave been purchased behalf of the United States NAV be
tedeened at t Office, time within Yeas from and
% tire 22d day Of May Ut is year under the provisions oil
ae act o Congress pasedG ts a session. entitled An ar
TO extend the time allowed for the redemption u lands sold
s!ot direct taxes IN certain cases.'
= The returns from the iCt and islh collection districts are
no yet made; redemption therefore, yet Effected of
glands sold theae datic but they probably will made
BIN short time. I'D. JEFfaIES clerL
u JIly IL. Ie-e,
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FuNERAL PROCESSION.

dRRANIEHIENIo DF TIT UAT.
Tho Commhtee appcinted BY he Citizens q Richmond
and charged with The direction 9th Funeral Soicmnie u
feif feor.cfen ThOmss Jefferson have determined thi
che following be the order q Procession, which will take
place TUESDAY the f1b INST, commemorative Of on G.
rsn' ~ ne deepest rational regret.
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C0TTta9eS For Sole .

ME subscriber has fo several handsome new Conete
Z with Harness. Also, two light Carriages, Tor one hvrse
and two good eeondhand Carriages all 9f which WILDE sc
low for CASH JAMES BOSuER
July
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wE1 Yl

"! subscriber Is prepared contract FOR good WHEAT
4 HS'A hie ~ Richuond, tide watcrlhe latter pre-
ne expects TO ne con'aniy IN during The se.-
on aud tanners may hnd il 10 their interest 10 cali
June %. l5-UtwtfIf BERNARD PEYToT
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TO Daniel A. Penick, who iulerrnsrrIed with Ar
nes Ann Iinsey John Brown Timely and benjamin Mo-
ty guardian Of Wyhe aud Peter Tiney, dliribuices Of
Peter Tiu5ley, dec,
H1LEASE Take Notice That shall iy order Of The Prcs-
dent sni Directors Of The Mechsnic,ve Tufrpko Conn
,pany, apply 20 the comfy ouu o Hanover hp day of
The Augut Term nest 90 appoint 1--we discreet intelligent Dis
ested and impartial fCeh0lders ~ The danIarey
(which will result from opening oad thi ouz the lands vr{
be said Peter Tnsiee died 'etJ Of n he county suovrt
3n pursuance Of oct Of the General Assembly passed s
i7ih dIy Of February 1917.
HUGH DAVIS, Pres'di H. =. G.
Iu1y H. ta.e5f
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n. SHEPPARD, Clerk.
In Henrico Superior Court of Lao, Jtly 8,
1926

In Henrico Superior Court of Lao, J,sly 8,
1926.
Present William Brockenbrough, Esq Judge.
The Court being opened, Immediately thereupou
/ he Attorney General rose, and made an address o
he following effect:
Sc If the Court please rise TO submit request
led until tomorrow. This day has confirmed "a
us the melancholy ,idiags of the death of our vene
rated fellow cnizen, Thomas Jefferson 1t wer,
needles say more. The feelings of your owl
heart, know sir, would have prompted you &c
pay this slight testimonial the only one the occa
sion aford.- of respect to the memory of msr
who to all faiure time will be regarded forenos
among me beuefactors of ne human race. NOV,
y h~t the Court do now adjourn"
Whereupon il is ordered that the Court be forth
with adjourned till tomorrow morning ten o clock
transcript from the record.
CON ROBINSON, d. C.
At a meeting of the Richmond Light Infanr,
Blues, called IN consequence of the melancholy in
stel!igence OF the demise OF our venerable fellow
scitiZen, Thomas jefferson, it was
] Re>0EOed unanimously, That in testimony o
aspect Tor the numerous benefits derived throusI
I his unweared exertions in behalf of our country
ssnd o. m5nkird in general, during life Teplet
9TH all the virtues OF the sage, ctizen and patrIo
& that the members OF this Company wear ciape ri
heir left for the space oil thirty days condol
5mg with their fellow citizens and the world a
siarge, for the irremedlabe loss of their friend ali
OeneaCior.
Extract from the Minutes.
4 II. BABER, Secretary.
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CO-PNRITNEHSETp

'IiE 'nh'eriher having taken paiinefshp mr. JOHN +
SCOT from Fredericksburg Grocer, \ Cemwis,or
S Fry JOsUua ERS
july :, 1926.
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~ YHE PTBLIC

INFORMATION desired Of young nan b. the nan . b.
Daasi H. Grc<I who y Coumbis S e. about ejgbte,
inonh We - shout p # age, bis person y siot
about fed in besh h, hnf black beard unusually ,tron
generally very large wbiskers rather taeifun IN L
fmannes and particularly ~ with stfarscfs. His trlde was
tna Of Cabinet Mckee aud House Carpenter. When he In
.Crumb he went IN company with Fu ourueymen who
.desined for North Carolina aud Vsin since thai pe4 m
,has never been bcardof either BY h. friends IN Columbian
haaon Having been Tor lime ck IN Coluu,bi, b.
,uend spVfchene hat he may have jd not long s6er
Pee ieft hee. Any inforusoa which isen n him Vii
lJe thankfully received by the sahsrrihar-.
VI IN. CARDuZO. Richmond Va
JOHN GHEEH, EsroU, peyBgtf.snis
~ pdoteoo 90 route httuesnT i-hsord ,nJ Co1pi4
viii ooufcf rH, ilu sw by s.rs - shore isr iHs.
tons
rre9
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To LlstTucfoys OF YoIJb

itE trustees Of the Abingdon Academy i the county of
~ W h.nYton Virginia. will on the frat of Jsnaary next
10 the appointment Of PIeleet Cf the Academy
n comp en's'ion TO be assuedto the person Be
hunur cd dollar, res annun, exclusive the emolumens
"" derived h"m Tuition fees The trustees believe from
nc heaihne'' OF the climate the cheapne Of vpc and the
M prospects Of toe institution that the situation ought to be
placed at It's bead. ny orier oi the board ~ ~
iniN ~. 1B--wSts
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szibe anniversary OF our Independence was celebra
.t,ed on Tuesday, in quiet and becoming manner.
Hiost Of our troops had previously left the city with
knapsack> and all other necessaries for an cncamp
: ment OF day or two. One company was at New
: fork- two at Trenton battalion of Artillery
5at Fort Mhiln-some at Roxborough We have
mot heard how the day spent ali those differ
cent places. Camden crowded to excess say,
sl2,OO0 were assembled there and the environs
{onT city bore the appearance of the Sabbath Group
soi orderly persons OF both sexes all thel
Istreets Scarcely single hregularity of Sconduct;
occurred. Divine service performed in somes
of the places of worship Instead of bois,erous andT
iexraTagant mirth, our country's glory formed al
fruitful subject OF serious contemplation. 4
The following were among the set toasts eivenS
at the Jackson festival:
Andrew Jackson A warrior to avense thes
swr"ngs, and statesman the rights of theS
American people; his bullets repealed our foes our
3bahots will scatter has. Hail to the Chief, I2s
scheers
" The Army and Navy of the United States
sGallant bands of " military chiettams," pro-E
sscrlbed and prosecuted by politicians, but chersbeds
10Y the people in war, tl'ev were true TO us; np
epeace let US be true 10 them" Iars OF Columbia 4
20 cheers. e
AT New York, the Celebration was more shewyE
sand distinguished There was great civil COLA
Aion, IN the morning of which il is said 10 OOOs
3persons parook, and the of which is suppose
have been visited in the course of the day. by
! y'housand persons The Evening Post saws: Thes
5Dili'ary parade very handsome; we do not re-
Scollect to have ever the troops look better
3Captsin Partrdge's corps of Cadets TO the number
soi zoo, IRON the Academy at Middei own Connect
acut, who Joined in The Celebration and were pIac-
/ ed on the right of Col. Wetmores regiment OF
National Guards, were the admiration OF the spec
lators."
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S mps ~ Catie Of Bounding Geeen. lReny
@htSStp with the highest Of gratitude Tor the 30
and very liberal the ar
places ne la. had the pleasure OF exhibiting the V,ly
from hehues takes this method, most EN-,
snd satisfactory way Of confirming the nj, made bv him
NJ MS BUS respecting this singular being From the best Ia
the circumstances follow lie derive, his ns
from neng oorn in the woods, and remained that wild ana
state for His mother wa. ayr
was A1Iboued by Of the earliest settlers or hunters
Indian Camp Butler county ken. At the age nsm,d he
was purchased by old gentleman by the name OF Richard
nsa the MsWmouth Caves the county Of EJIaunJ
s he particulars could be s,ceItaned on account OF
lean Mr. Richardson; his john his Father
~ 49, n with view, when ra.ed would render service
no the great exposure he had received and he
fo1Sy n-te ON him 10 ble renders, him eurf-
b., appears to be Of his production
IL Ii VI winch can he al ull Understood, although he
Oie 'ot tue last % OF SO years. the,ectou
~ aoo'e named whichis aud i, CALI
~, eeh RIVER Knob, nvery tniny Inhabited land even
tni, Jay many OF lis inhabitants weor Buek co,..
st"en'y nus opportunities tor has nee. I,.d
'rent much OF his time thrsh ,ho.. E,a
commentator and Argus Frankie aud IN, sJ..n.
Ss.vhe Will extract this aud forward their aeror, 81, a.
!; be promptly attended 70. ""'H 'hi' WI
July II, 90 49,
70 engage the services Of Lady dor teSh
s MUSIC aud who well endeL Aunl;
may DE made 10 Miss Woodward Richmond or 10 M
3'tl,, near EVereu willie, Alhemale Co., Va.
5..h IL. IS--tt tn T. RANDOLPH
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MILLS FOR SHE.

MILLS FOR SHLE.
DURSUANT 70 The late will of The late ooh w. r. Lynch
oder iof sale one Undivided moitty Of the Black Wate,
'Ill lying within few hundred ysfi II Lyncbhurg 10
(which attach, about Of spd which extend. ncsr,
~ tue town. Thee MILE three pair 81 Burrs and one u
COLOGNE ones and when complete order grind forty o,
.ity cusand bushels of wheat go seson and their local
lhulr' 9ddedto The destruction Of several
ip, ~ Chs district o country, By the late Flood rendtr
hhy worthy the attention Of persons desirou, 10 this
OF 81 property.
Asmsll part ~ the purchase will b wanted IN hand
lor II short date aud liberal credit givtn the balance
Tie dam hl been recently broken, but he rebuilt 10
hort time iof moderate sum, aud probably will be done be-
fore sold
n 'le M, made before the 81 d,y Of August, hey viii
,on tbst dly be sold al auction on The premises.
MICAJAH DAVIS. ". Admr.
with Tie vii annexed Of The estate Of w b. Lynch.
july ~. a-tSdA
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FOR RENT,

EilE Camp Holly Plantation for he ensuing year, with d
Pfyi!egs q slic wins sid seedsg wheat ibis fall
WAI, pEPntEST.
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7rom its lustre and been charmed with those mimi.
Sitable manners which, dictated by delicacy and be-
snevC lence, mere rules can never teach
n Resolved, therefore, That the Facul, Of the
SUniversi,y of Virginia. in testimony of their res.
Speci for the memory of Thomas jefferson, their
alste Rector. do wear Grape the left arm for the
xspsce of two months.
! Resolved, That while in conformity with his
9iast injunctions, that he should be " buried with
I out any pomp or ceremony whatever" they avoid
iany more formal os;entatious demonstration of
their feelings. the members 90 Individually attend his
interment al the family burying place.
ROBLEY DUNGLISON,
Charm of the Faculty
sCHARLEs BoNNYcAsrLE, Secretary pro TEN.