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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-12-06
VIM. Fowle & Co.

VIM. Fowle & Co.
HAVE in store, and offer for sale,
Ii $50 chests Young hyson tea, of re-
rs hafdo cent importation and SUI
so ten cattty boxesS perior quality.
10 half chests Imperial and gunpowder
SO ten catty boxes tea.
cases choppas
cases burlaps
800 pieces U Bruesgn's and other qualities
Russia Duck
20 do half duck
$50 do heavy and light ravens do
$50 do brown and bleached sheetings
16 tons ST. Petersburgh clean hemp
10 cases Bridport shad and herring seine twine
800 sides red sole leather
$4,000 lbs st. Domingo and Havana coffee
10000 lbs Sumatra pepper
100 : s ssa' Muscovado sugars
Seignette brandy
Half pipes and quarter casks Ker's & Co. supe-
ror Madeira wine
90 cases sparkling Champagne
2100 sacks Liverpool filled blown salt a.
$4,000 bushels Turks Island, st. Ubes & Lisbon do
$50 casks nails assorted sizes
90 cases tacks and sprigs
20 bbls No. behring's
find of Domestic Goods, a large supply Of
Brown and bleached shirtings and sheetngs
Cassimeres, sattinets, kerseys and coarse woollen
goods ofyarious kinds. nov u
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-12-06

A Wet Nurse Wanted.
A HEALTHY Woman. with a breast Of fresh milk,
N who can come wen recommended, may hear OF a
good situation on application to the editors OF this pa
per- or by letter addressed to A. B., Fairfax court
House, Va. now >.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-12-06
Notice to Creditors.

ISAAC ROBBINS invites those Creditors of the late
IL JOHN MASON or MARY ANN MASON, whose claims
against them are not anterior to the year 1910, to
sent them to him for further disposition.
nov 29-d1w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-12-06

Dry Goods.
ROBBERY BARRY
HAS Just received in addition to his Fall Goods re-
IL i Gently advertised
Cloths and cassmeres
Cassinetts and kerseys
Rose and point blankets
Striped and plain inseys
Callcoes and ginghams
Plain and jackonet cambrics
Swiss handkerchiefs and common do
Black English silk vesting
Do do silk velvet
Black Italian utestring
Fancy barrage silks
Black and colored Canton grapes
Irish linen and lawns
Bonnet and belt ribbands
Randanno and Spittalfeld hhdkfs.
Plain black and figured bombazetts
Merine shawls and handkerchiefs
Brown, bleached, and colored domestics
Scotch and Burlap linens
BEST BALTIMORE COTTON YARN,
With many other articles, all of which shall be sold at
the most reduce prices. nov 24
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-12-06
ii. G. CaZenove s. Go

"a. G. CaZenOV & Co.
HAVE FOR SALE
Muscovado sugars of various qualities
Refined do do
Retailing molasses, chocolate,
Coarse salt, sack salt, NJ E. and w. i. Rum
Holland and American sin, Cognac brandy
Madeira, Sicily Madeira, French Madeira, u;oes
Port, Claret, and various other
Old Whiskey, salad oil
Almonds raisins, filberts
Hyson, Young Hyson and Imperial teas
Manufactured tobacco best brands
Rice, citron, olives, winter and summer oil
Cut nails and brads all sizes
Swedes iron, hoop do, nail and spike rods
Mess and cargo beef IN fine order
Baltimore window glass of all sizes
Russia hemp, soal leather
Sugar loaf and factory paper .,g.
Common writing paper, sperm and mould candles
CASTLE and yellow soap
German pipes and steel, etc. sept1 IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-12-06

Farmevs, bank Stock fOrSaAe.
INROM soto 100 shares of this stock may be had on
IL veryreasonable terms byapplication to
]. L. McKENNA.
0TThe parvalue fthe shares is so dollars each.
apr 13-tf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-12-06
no. A58o

Hemp Duck, &c.
YNHIs day landing from the brig Niagara, Capt. En-
Il dicott, from Salem, and for sale by
w. FOWLER Co.
IS tons St. Petersburgh clean hemp
so bolts U X and Bruisgins Duck
240 pieces Russia Sheetngs
40 pieces heavy Ravens Duck
90 do light 5 '"'s"'
5000 lbs Sumatra pepper nov 16
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-12-06
ssFait &c quill faat, arrive ce quill pourra'
10 11o WEDNESDAY, MDgsI1NI@o DRg&N1BRR
Dry Goods.

JOHN NJ JOHNSONS5 Co.
RE now opening large stock of Dry Goods, of Fo-
"A reign and Domestic manufacture, and by the next
packets from New-York, they will receive a further
siye.
Their Goods being bought in an advantageous man.
ner enables them to sell on very favorable terms,
decl diff
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-07-13

,, s"ddi.s IN Their backs. uar favored few,
sho"'ed and spurred, ready L. aide them
zig" mslrly. hy the gfacr of God. These
safr grounds of hope for others for eNr.
sr' IS, let the annual return Z This d.y fnr-
3e'er refresh our recollrctions of th.s.
right, and al undimnshed devotion 10
them,
will AJAX permission here IN express the
pleasure with winch should have met my
ancient nrighbnrs uf lhr City OF Washing
ton aud IFS 'iclmiles, with whom passed
. 80 may years OF a pleasing sncisl inter-
.fours"--an intercourse which 40 much re-
slie'"d the anxiefirs of the pubic cares.
sahd leit impressions 80 deeply engraved
n my affections, AZ never IN bt To- gotten.
l WIN my regret tina, III health forhid4 me
IN" < ailiication of an acceptance, he pleas.
eed to receive for Yourself, and those iur
whom YOU write, Ia. assyranc. of my
ehest respect aud friendly attachments.
I'll. JEFFERSON"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-07-13

9ENOK SALE "A valuable tact al land,
living on Flat Creek ten or eleven miles
from Lvnchburg, containing or 500 acres,
and open land sufficient 10 work fse or
.sis hand, to advantage. This land IS well
npied 10 the cultivation ot tobacco and all
/ lnds of grain The Improvements are com
iorlahir dwelling house Unnecessary ont houses,
m excellent spring convenient TO the hoh.e
Il 5tho'i unnecessary 10 giyea lnilhfr deseriI'-
lion as il is supposed any person wishing to
pnrchase will first view the land, great
bargain may he had by immediate application
TO The subscriber, living on the premises, as
he is determined to sell.
EDWARD. CLARK.
= Jnry g.. sr.. ca 'l9
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-07-13
iessry. yam,g .Ataiis 4 Hnrh .Nfoii,.

.iessrs. yames .Araiis 4 Hprh .NfoE,.
q I : van are uol mhahllar,- II virginia.
4 y VA have no arcnl or attorney tlerein
stnamn IT, me, hereby notify yan, through
the news pnprfs, thai shatl 90 the eleventh
Stay oi August, ls2o, Ia the Eaeie Tavern, 10
albcrl, (Bejtufd courthauar,l Ike lhl aHl
1dt,it, OF Henry ttrry rlilip !afkard, Nhe
Eales. Thomas still, AID others and Oh Tie
slalL day II the mmc month, IN the rlcfl .
l thte ri Monroe county, w shsll 'nke 1br
4 thda,its ot 4petswnod Nily aud yh Il con.
y linne from Dov II day until all are take. ~
= hleh etliiny,'s when taken sbal oiirD IA h.
s feed rs evidence ou lhr lual Of tie lniunf'io
~ Bedford County Court IL vii, h
/, hm plaintiff aud You are detrndani, hri
land Nln4e 3ou ulay attend II You ehoose.
d Your Ont sefvl. ISAAC \. O1EY
1niy II e,dsaD
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-07-13

Departed thls lite, on Friday morning the
l3nlh ult al The residence OF her Fathers
X Mr.. SamnrI Quarlrs,) r. SARAH eou.
.sort OF Ar. L,ulrberry T. Nitlan sou, IN the
sl9h yenr ri her nge. She Wa severely a.
Il cted for ten deys, which ball 4 ali medical
bad She fas lett a dlScun-olafe hnsband,
ssnd ore infantlehild, together with numerous
Preiaiions add ncqnaIulances To bemuhn HAL
svaasucy in the human tnnrlly thnl cnunof be
shlled. In her wAs concentrated those anna
be qualities which Hdnr' aud dlgnhy III le.
kmale caracrer. She wa, m nifcctionstr
ednughIer, u Kind SISTER, Il tender aud hgrrea-
l bic companion.
DIED, a, her residence in Bedford ON the
F9ib Instant, Mrs LUCY EAZENBY, Cousorl
Sof Mr.. Edward Lazenhy, after an Illness ot
Ffwo or three weeks, which sire bore with
fchrsian tortl.ude. Size hBd bern tor somr
.tinr, a member OF the Baptist Church and
aproirsed Ia an eminent degree those VIRTUES
that adorn society aud tle space made void
Adv her death VIII not he eU-lly supplied, but
pthat she can take her aght hom this
Awohi with confident hope ota better vii
Kleave pleasing impression on the minds oi
zher distressed husband aud friends. she la,
Rlen three children to be reared without the
Skind and fostering hand ri II mother
ASee death whilst ihruuGb our and he boldly
4 stride,
] fakes all benn@, before aud 10 the sides.
4 )h could his AIMS TINT il.s some times be-
q slaid.
AID cease his moving with TINT deathIea
tlade
FRnt see with time how feet he flies away,
Frakes Old Z Young he beanteoos Q. the gay
HAud whilst we tondly hope to live for yehrs
4 This cinel lyrnnt 10 our view appears,
5And rids rs from this world ana al il, cares.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-07-13
STOP THE ROBBER.

\ YOUNG man by nv name OF ALEX
= AA<DER r. QUARhES, took mar
RON nrero Toy OF mine, on tie 24lli o'
Iune, aud aO,conled with her. The Maze $
f. DARK Bay, wAal some cali a BlaeA she has
IA white streak Town her lace which Incline
10 the right rs II comes down on The npsr
both hind feet white above the ipiiocks toe
hight tore foot white half WY 10 the ietlock
before aud 70 the top OF Tie tetipck behind
sue was wears old las, Aay and abon ieei
high, rs suppose viii give reward OF
$40 for her delivery in the lower end OF
franklin county, on Pig river
QUARLES IS a rnau 81 tpw stature, darl.
.compe,ion, black eyes u hair, had on home
spun clothing of a dark color, an old white
,ful ha, much worn Ii viii he we'll tor we
Try person 10 h"Vs az eye on snel lello"e to-
ilhe good OF the community. uaarlrs IS from
Tennessee, Wilson ely. about two years
since. TEMPLE PERKINS
July IL. 349
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-07-13
CO MMrN1CATFD.

IL II DNS.fs
oMMusicATEp.
AZ a meeting nf the sltlHrns Ut tn ionn
.oI Nt".Glhsgn" aHd liz vicinity, IN th,,
,Conuty of Amherst, and State OF Virginia,
son the 18th of july, 1925. totake into caus,v
Iteration the prophet, nj aGoptlng some ti'
,tnd PROPER course, ts testify Their uni.isn
l.u Nrnr.alion and respect. for the memory
sot their Late Distinguished fellow-clti2rb
Thomas Jefferson, lately departed thus
LIFE. David >. Garland was called In the
4 hair, aud Hudson ". Ga,land performs
I'D The dat'rs Of Secretary and thereup-
Jon the following preamble aud resoIullons
swere unanimously adopted
II having pleased DIVINE Prp,idrnce, to
sclpsc thr mortal caierr of our ltIustrlous
sconntryman, Thomas Jefferson, Que uf tn,
|. few surviving palflarchs aud worthless of
flhe revolution most distinguished for
patriotism aud usefulness IN or public
aCndncis. on the an day of ihe current
Tmonth, being the 50h anniversary OF our
Eind"pe ndenCe, and within the same hour
sol thai day, winch half century before,
.the Intnutshh ID ciai,ilnn, Of which he
sFas The author. proclaimed 10 the world,
4 hat thee WIRE L" free and independent
sSthrs. Could the prayers Of the millions
2nr,b., b,,,,nr... :; ,h., ,,.,;,,,.,.,,
lot those political Blessings, which the h.
sn.,,Iv ..I,,.,,,' n.,, ..,..,.,,a
t,ha s,,.,L. IS d...,,h 49,, ~. ~.
a., Id. o,., .f,ad. h., !, l. H., g., :, II,
sme, Ia N. ! AnI ~ !, h,s boz, In. - u,
sofGod - ,;,. oIJ 49,. ,Il :, ,on. .,,J
2rou If h,,,o,,rs .,.L' =, h,,,..tr ,h,' ,,C.
4 o.,. ;, ,.,,ll h.. 49,. '.,''... :,
-, :, ,,..,..,...,., i, .a ,,,,r =.
a,..v.'a,..., h,a,,,, r. -. 49, ..,Lo
,fr ,,,ho,t hon.', ,'r - ~. h,,nh,n.s, IS
l. .van,,,l. ,.I,I 49,. o.',,a or h,.t.t,,a.'
"a ~. d.r;,.d h.,,,,o. 40 ,o,,,..,s,.,
Alle ,s IN. Jona,. !. i,rm,rtI WI Ear.
2m.th. ,of, ign.d hnn,.,, nf onr ha. J..
e.. s.y ;.,,,,a,,,I .,s,.., b. ,.,.,'t
Ij.,..,'n Ifd,. ~. =. ,r,,
,ot ,tl,.,,,..L. b,,, ,h., ,h. d.,, b,ao,
81 b, III, ,a,,,., mid L.,.. -, ma. - =,
n ,f,b, .b.,,, a., ia, ,,.. IL
s,ons shanld nx,.r ,hy nnr. AID ,tb.,,I
D .,,r;t INTO the lin. e ,t,,ol bi,.. In
e,tlmooy therefore, Of our gratitude for
fth. .,lorlous and pubhc epNIcrs Of I'M, our
smost distinguished conn,ryman, in thu
I great worK OF civil and religious liberty.
Hand our profound respect for hi. memory:
RESOLVED, ,hst wedo in special man
Nor tender to the FANNY and descendants
kof the late Mr.. Jefferson, the homage of
J onr y, moathy and sincere condnlrnee. in
he affecting dispeosaliun, by which they
sharr BEEN b'rea'ed oi ihrir llInstrIons aud
-" ~, 49, ,......l.c
..,I ia, e.. III on i,tn ,,,,,rnjno h,
svrarine Grape on the left arm for tn,
1 9pacr Of 30 days.
s',0'a' ',''' 'u''' 'n' ''"' ''',,'"'
,.J IN -, '.,,.,;o,.d a C,,n,,,t
ilpr lu in,irea CLERGYMAN To- deliver u fu-
Snr al Grafton Ia memory of the deceased,
81 me Nr"'uIdseo" 'o'''c'l' MA" "''r'
[h.t ."lsnn .na ,n,.r..,,,o dot, vilI M.
s,lfy the inhabitants efthp town and ylcl-
snily, ofthr time appointed for that pur-
pose.
Hesofpsd, that the foregoing prea,hp''
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-07-13
14Ty1-UY
OF the Lynchbnrg Tobacco Market
Corrected ,eseklg for n, phgin,on.
BY n \ HvLGnnHE, Commission Mei chant
AUCTION SALES.

Corrtcted pscblg for n, phginian,
lBy n \ HVLcashr, Commission Merchant
AUCTION SALES.
| Extreme prices oil pissed To-
baeco So % TO s 10 2t
2GenrrM ,ales from 81 10 80
akfinse Tobacco = 10 10 o.
Strips, from 81 10 81
rups have been sold this week lion,
ts4 SO 10 80 80 average, according 10 qua
SLY. sold on Iursday Dr Juhn Me
.Lcao's crop, mad. in bari tie, consisting
I'll five hbds and managed 10y Nat Ma
Ion, At So so, II was Hnr tnbaceO and wei
managed, extreme prices Of this cop
So IS 10 $40 ".
PRIVATE SALES.
j Pieces are from 50 10 81 % ft crops
TIE hne part. nj Iine crops sell readily al
So.
INSPECTED
The past week ~ hlds. passed iobacco, ~
refused total 352.
: Thu quantlt, opening continues small
'and he p,lCrs gwen are respectable, com
pared With former rates. The article IL nov
sseling lara price which viii enable lht
rgrowrr IL live comfortably Oh hts talbot
Persons aoldDg good AID foe er"p,, my
venture them mo market, wllh the pros
I pect of getting "a fan s. reasonable price.
sNo late fuI"lgn accuunls.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-07-13

NJ The following Ir'tsr was written BY
/. NJ Jrtfer-on. as the reader will perceive,
shout trn days before he died, in reply 10
an invitation ofhis flo" cIizrns of WASH
ington. To unite with th,m in celebrating
the 5o'h Anniversary. We don't know
whether it is 81 or not. but il DOES appear
to u. that there is more OF inpassionsd
feeling IN this brief notp than in any simi-
lar production we have ever seen from the
pen Of Mr.. J -
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-07-13

N OTlCE. BY rrtut Of tired q trilst

n N OTlCE,-- by rirtus cfa tired Of trilst!
y ~ steeuted 10 NE By Eaqea,d Lynch, beoring'
sdais ~ he @.Hh day Of Aagu't, lr24, nj o1
s'rtrsrt IN HE C0ppts Court oj rnnpbeA hailI
J on h H. dug II SEPTEMBER, 1920, sell, ~ srays
, Of pp5'it ntctiOu, FIR really monfg, NE nhqk
: fo1 80 mufb rs JaH BE- necessnrp 10 sat- ,fgthst
: j,pJgoss u mW deed Of 7rmt) a tftlaia,
! maj or pa,rd Of LAW, wih as appurtnan-
res, tfg.+aad 9erribedia said d,sdet tyaa.
lying apo bong in ne eoanty Of tampteH, pn
SHINES Rie,r tg'd Fishing Creek, md terr btt
! torn of igHch i,rg. containing Three Hu'.drsdI
and Sfrenteen 'cres more or less
/ The abore sall wW take ptoes nj The Sap-niA
ION m premises, noe IN NE occupancy Of Chss
Aqibopy Esq.
< Citing u, trns.e doHi roursy 10 The par
rtossr or p,rche rs " said property he titIeE
restsd in me brrfio BY the deed VI tsud al
8 foresqid and nom o'htr. IA
B CHlSUELL D8BNET. Truaes.
Ttft fefdeku
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-07-13

N0Ur. a Few load. of new FloUr, have
lhesn brought To market aud sold from y.
10 s. SO.
Wheat None in market. WE ohsery.
\ the prices IN Richmond, are from 30 In B.
Gent.
Corn Heol--Ilas become very plenty,
lind is dull At - cents.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-07-13

H. Aa Of Letters remaining ~ me P,a-uGee Al
tibe N, m M 3oH june. 1876.
h--IuNrph Andrews. Kssry After, Frane,' Atther,
John A,t~el, James Adam, llo'nn1 j. aud l.on
ler. l,pae Butier5 1honas Bundr al, Ntas iaie,I
hnits iroh u. 3 srpa 10 -. f'g b0hHiit Nb'lihe
~. Bfllauf, BrnJamin ~. boWlt#.
- ahab Go hs,Jaiu's INN ~ an 'ts les al.
flanay 2. dmnnd bis, klltiA =. { lay, Hem Camp
bel. Ilwy3 bltrt 5a than o'1'diif Hiram : ee'.
- Dayh Abnr. 1ohy aS Iobn nrih.. ssmurl
Davidson linm Doilard, David Douglas. Jacob Daa-
F-iacob Emry
f-lau.e fternan, Daniel K. Fizer, Joseph Feather.
Aaron ? a !.
G--Jae. G4Ipin.
H. Iohu lsi-. Iocf Robert Hamilton John Hpley,
R,a ia. Iohn F. Iawkiu,, 1tobert ia d, ~. m.
I--OrsiIe Loving, Game lie. Lreinnd Lawles,,
Wihnm /. f.pkrn. u t,lc, pror}e LlnHc L
N-N3flhoa W ulln. Pleas ,iutphy hdifh
Martin, reuben - Mite a. harIts Ntur t lieuiauun
Stat och b1da Da lrl, isa sarah A. Ne5., thEa Ell,
Mu .e'l n i,'gha N'Nm n Ms Cha1l .te A. Nan
sou. naVid d. " So Robert Atl"r, ~ Ilbeh lad.
iaines = ID, John dnph, sen. Col. hpna Moore 3.
Murderer No pa,.
~ APT. 1ahn Nptb, RE 'nt Nichols, l.. holland,
Anb'r ammo, pasebal NaBee.
Z O. q Owen.
P--tecl p .tn. SAMUEL pondevter, Mits Nancy
Iarr' Geofge ,aItfton john ". l'errin, hobe {
h--Hr,. Herny ) l,pIey, John Robert, 2. aose,
Ross homes hnhertsil. John y. kichar SON ohm 81
der Alexander Ice noids' hiram e, kailiinan, Atcer
s--iohn 81 I'D, william shelton Andree s,nnalI.
JOHN y. IT liam 81 DEE, b. abam sinrl'er. iter
Simeon u. kr', iob T.. anderson, sea man Sat u,
.iep g stini, 5. - iilam Siilpd rs
1+-El iah 11ne=, a. ber tin>hy, p,ct Daiiel
I.mFhns, rse homps'i, ieias'a Iht"er.
" t'zabein ~ /, David wade, John Wade, Ro.
be II. setk', Join y aldron, Irnstus ST us.
Nm. X. PORTER, p. n.
july -. ww4o
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-07-13

John aud NbrahhDi Perkins, Pitts.
ngnlust
Msrrn Key, Wilton h Jones, John Mohr
fly, Ben kIse, Frisnd Perkins - Edahn Cln3
.exrcutIn OF Charles ths, deed mud Jnnlu'
Ia. Clay, Dfts.
The defendant John hlusrlry who is on ol
3ths country, aud sgHlnSl whom, The plain
inhs appeared to haYr lruerrurd ia The mod,
'presrr bid ht lnW apRind nhseni deirn danis
slill ln'lng 10 spprhr ana answer on Tie mo
tiloh 81 ihe plaintiffs, rs touusrl, ihr con
doth take thrir bIli Tor confessed a. - thH
.deleudani. aud Tire tHuse ruuiIng on Ia b,
gheud, ON the bill, answers oi the olh.
\ elenhauts Martin Key, William X Jones
. Llisha Fefhns, Edithn Clay sni lnnins a
kClay, eshlau- md esoninaiion. oI wlinesses
4 and upon the deerrlhl order, entered ~ III,
zcause ri rales, Ia lHc ,uonlh " March, 1872 !
H. nlrh apprar. Ia hayr r.tn fnly served npp
slhe Defendant BeaifnIln Re- wBs sfgif
abV coungrl GA consideration whereof, Il
gcoar doth ORDER, thai the dCirudahl Marli
ahey, do renderitn acGunnt 81 he rroprrl
Pr, crivrd b. him from The defendant Eish
!, r. rkius Tor his indrmnlheniion, ~ the seen
xrty Ut the sand Perkins IL debi due 10 Oh
lClay, deed before one II the romniaslnuel
xoi The court, vha IL directed u" examine stat
1 IAN settle III. sme and MAXI report Their
gsoi to the cent with any mn Ter specially SIM
sed, Thought pertinent by himselt OF require
Fby the parties ~ be % stated.
d a Cupy--lesle, Jho. Wills, C. C c.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-07-13

Nh. JFersou. nave inserted To day
"veral particulars respecting Mr.. Jeifrr-
ons death, which cannot tail 10 interest
mr. readers. Nothing, however, we are
'rrsuadrd. will possess "a deeper interest
IAN ,ht extract from The Enquirer, giving
history of The most important events o!
'ir. Us life, most "f which are copied from
document in his own hand wiling. E'-
ry thing which relates to the venerable
age, in the remotest degree, ought To, and
80 doubt does carry With II deep anu
leart-i felt interes, with the whole American
'eonie. The valuable services which he
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-07-13
/" NoYrIcFLLo, JuvE 81, 1926.

. RESPECTED SIR: The kid insitationl
lrAelspd from Won, on Ire part OF the e.
tlZrns of the City If Washington, 10 be
present with them at their celebration OF!
the FIN tn Anniversary Of American L.
Sdep-ndracP, as one Of the s0lsivlnE sign
ers OF an iu-irnment, pregnant with our
Gown and tie f,tr OF tht world. is ost fiat
5tpr:ng 10 my self. aad heightenrd by The
! hulniahlt accompaniment proposed iOr
sthe comfort ot such ionroey. 1t adds
ssensih,y II he s1tftlings of sickness, To he
? Aenrived by II, ota personal paliIctPahoni
IN the rtjoicings of that day bnt ac4mes-
gc.ncp is duty under circumstances not
splaced among those We are permitted tn'
scnntrol should, indpe !. With peculiar
SdplIgbt, have net aud exchanged there
congratulations, personality, with The small
Nhand, tue remnant of that host of wnrhIr~
Ewho Joined with rs, on thai day, IN mel
5bold and doubtful election we we're tos
Am.kr, for our country, between s"bmIs-]
sion and the sword aud 10 have rnloyedi
fHith them the consnlatOry fact That o"I
Sttllpw citiZpns after half CENTURY nj eh-i
nprlrnee aud prosperity, continue To dp-
spro,p the choice we made May II be til
1fne world, what ! brlieve it VIII he, (l"l
some parts sooner, to others later, but II
snaIly to all, the signal OF arousing men I'll
zhurst the chains, uudei which monkisbj
ignorance and superstition had persuadedl
stha,u tn bind them--hes, and to assumr!
Sthr blessings aud security Of srl-gosrrn-
am.nt. The form when we have subst'
stuted restores the free rlghtt the nnbo"n-'
Sded exercise of reason and freedom al ppm /
Zion. Alleges are opened or opening loI
9Th. rights OF man. The general spread OF
Zone lights of science has already laid OPEN
to every view the palpable truth, that thr
mass Of mankind has not been horn with
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NOTICE Is, virtue 81 a died If List
. = v executed 10 the ,aharrihrrs on The laib
4 ~ OF January, ls2o hy Powell OAnhy AID
sduly recorded n tn CMtk's ohcrntthrC onli
kty Of Bedford, for certain purposes therein ma
smed We slnll on Friday The 7h deY ui July
fnfst before the doer ot the Virginia bHnk
1 IN The own at LpnGhiurp, proceed Ia sell
siof cnSh IL the highest bidder, the trnot ol
lland Wherein the uid Powell UWnsy resd.,,
Aeonih'hinR by esnmbdiun 5Ho neres. Aud al
'sso sloyes npmed Charles and Hilchtr fhr
hhbovn trnrt - represented 10 the .uhsotibeIs
tas the best body oi moantnin land IA tn
iconnly We vii rontry surh tilr ~ i.
Ryested IN rs Is the said deed aud none OH
ser JOIN :. SIT
WM X PORitR,
june is. etded5 Trustees.
I Tie above snle IL postponed nnii the III
sMondhy ot the prs, ~ munih, tlniy) whfu
! lhe ,ane viii take place nj ltneHy, telof"
sthe iyont door oi the ,ourt.hou.e.
TRUSTEES.
1nl, II cid,Ay
; -snurt. nt Iouf III The morning !
last partner went; she had star -
I ut hall past seven abe could =.
longer resist the cayernous -
SSns Of her papa and mamma, but : s.
as rcae family that she went. ~
? like a ball III the West indies =.
,ter than in England. True it is y" "
n you perspire, but then you have :"
To undergo the triumph ofsupcri- p" :"
Trgldity IN your partner; she per =.
res in precise analogy with your +"
y lifts X rclIlts the cambria totes ~ =.
l'ties, as the Papists say. whites -
/ doth the orient bumor burst -
X, AT intervals ~ on her ioe.vii =
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Vf.SEE. RDAY

NhSYEN DAY
EDHF drewio Of the MAR land stn'r 'n'y
- terry oh cltee, took place ~ the cIiy or
7 y ,liinor.. Nhru The great rnpinls III sao,!.
'0,p- Slo,uou--S6 100 S6eto, b'ssdes MAJ
.u} oi b ioao, 6r6s, ~ &c we're A. nrded ins
tine lotlanalr adtenlmefs Ihs Drawn
i'll be reteit eel 10 due raufse ui maIl. 1bef
ash I-,,d III lht Tor all gfi2tsm }
A1lInA. cGITrT,
LfNCHBUkG.
Where hey nov a1tr for - u lev choicrg
4 ,nd hcky nuubeis ~ the VIRGINIA LII
sIkAIUkE LOTTERY, fo be drawn 2lsl
,10ly, IN lhls town The rfi,f Of iiek.ts lns'
Lcomtnred 10 the few tickets In The scheip.
FORGET uui Ia call nj Alleut and secure N
X chance for the following capitals. viz.
Is, 600 Dollars. 500 Dollars.
$4,000 Dollars. 500 Dollars.
1000 Dollars 10 OF 100 Dollars.
B,Sdrs many so ga, l0-, &c.
Whole Tickets ID 81 sbsresiu PROF. oriiua
July ~