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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-14
Land Do ency an ono.

ME subscriber having lately removed from Goochsnd
a county, Va aud settled his family IN Cheothe, will un-
dertake any business land agent aud will thankfully
the patronage of Vrgnisn Interested in lands tins
state, any other persons. lie will pay land
TO old neglected claims lands Illegally sold
sell lands commssion &c &c. He give nforma-
ton lands which he possess gratis; but all
letters must be post paid attention Will he paid
no. WARE.
Chilicothe. No Z.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-14
YRNNT NALE.

NY virtue OF deed trust, executed by James III Plea
ID au subscribers for the purposes he forth
dated the day Of March, 1926, and duly recorded
the cei office OF Powhatan, will be sold
at Powhatan Courthouse The 7h day of December
public auction ready money valuable OF land lying
couny of Powhaan James River, adjoining the land
estimation 500 THE TRUSTEES.
N,,v 4 52-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-14

WHAT valuable estate called Chpoaks in surrv eounfv
about four miles below the courth1usc offered for sale
es on The South side Of james River near Hog Islsnd
snd binds Tor some distance the river Iy late survey II
contains 1884 acres the greater part of which eletred-
ffomthe fertility Of the soil winch not equaied by any
~ ths county 'h estate Is conde ed by competent judges
he had on The hrs 81 January next Capt John who
resides nf ne premses, will give auy information
hem For terms apply 20 the subscriber living Alexaudr
u. g.. WT 4 ffoDGsON -
Aueut -. ~ al
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-14
ppiiiiani and MARI COLLEGE.


fElilIS institution opened tue 3O October, which
time all the Professors present. with exception
OF the Rev DIR. Wilmer. ielter however, dated the 9Th
nit from hun to member Vi the Faculty, stated that had
accepted Ut disappointment OF President and
Moral Philosophy, and expects TO be Williamsburg ON the
9th inst Immediately after which h, of Lectures will
commence.
MI TAOmas r. De:0 appointed Pro- essor Political
LaIU, and
Mr. DGbney BTOvne rEned y. has appointment as
ProjesSor Of Humanity
Mr. Dew and Mr. Browne have accepted their appointments
aud we ed that Mr. WneI will do likewise and
enter promptly ON the dutirs assigned him.
The College will open the 3Oh usual and the
couIses oil instruction will be as follows:
By the Rev. Mr. WIN. IL. Wilmer. Rhetoric, Lettre
the Philosophy OF Grammar, Logic, aud Ethicks
by Mr. + erdnaud s. Campbell: Mathematics, oomprehen-
cal frsonOmeuy Surveying Menu atO Fiuxuns and Aso-
nCiny.
BY Judge Semple: Law and Police
by DR.. X Rogers: Natural Philosophy, embracing Dy-
Mechanics Hydrody nsnics, PneumatIcs AeuGstic
Optics MagneiIsm Electricity: Meteoology, &c.-Ao, Che
nlsry, which constitutes a separate
by MIR. Thomas X. Dew, A NJ Natural and National Law
Poieks, History the Philosophy of the Human Mind and
Political ECONOMY.
by Dlr. Dabney Browne \. b.. The Classics. The school
under the direction of this Professor opened the LIST INST
aud will close the LIST of August
The exences necessarily incurred ny student in one ses-
son Tor boaI d, wasins odgng fuel attendance SI2g
The lee for attendance VI lectures being
so, the expense tor three courses, which MA
ny Student can attend to with advantage ia the
session., GO
Naturalization Tee \
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-14
james River Land Negroes, Stocks, Corn,
&c. fOr Suie

ON Friday, the i7th DAY Of Novrmhe next II fair, n m,
~ tit next tar day, will sell ihe highest bidder AZ
o auction, tract Of land james RIVER near
~ the County Of Neson credit Of l. and wears Thi.
tract contains about $40 acres; produces abunday the ul
crops, q has en- large conyennt brick cling hoe &c
me suAit'h beautiful very healthy crop wheat wall
be good and good ORDER aud pe,sion viii he
deliver, immediately after the sale. Atthe same time Will he
Sold a he negroes belonging me said r beng
~ number Anust The whole Of these negroes are Old enough
10 render services and - et Ut hands, certainly very
key aud very valuable. Three hundred barrels cnrn a
me plantation utensils aud all the stocks Of horses cattle hos
re WI he sold Al he same tune There valuable
work horses and work The negroes the corn will
he sold iO cash the dafs egances Of approved
chants at very short dates. The stock and other articles
sold on ceih Bonds with approved security will equr-
ed from tho purchasers credit; and addition thereof
deed Of ui will be required from the purchaser y srd
The sale will take place tive farm, and will b., conducted
by my hfoher JOsph @. CobeV In The mean time the land
WI he shewn by the Mr. Duke living Persons
disposed TO purchase any portion ri This property need iclr
dePpomiment ny determination 10 sell, absolute and
Fixed. GEORGE cAUFff
oct 3. Odd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-14
Earthenrare, Glass and cana.

EoSEPH GILL, doors above the Bell Taven, has on
Rand SSenera assortment of Eathenwarc Glass and Chi
most o which OF recent OrtOn and will be sold
redaced prices, Wholesale aud Retail County Dealers. and
o'ers wanting ware respectfully invited cali and
mus, Peyious 10 purchasing elsewhere.
Also, WIre in the original package of superior quality
Sept. 10. s7-rtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-14
University of Yirginia.

UHtUeTSttV VJ UttU'
IyIfE Hotels OF this Istutsou, the accommodation OF
Students with hoard for the ensuing Pro
posa will be received until the 10Th De- applicants must
produce sa-iactoy ona Of good moral character and
oil their qualifications for such Letters add essed 10
me- directed the University of Va Ahenare county, will
he attendedt to. Il. $. BROCkENDRoUGH. Proctor.
Nov. 7. SIT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-14
Dismal S,oan,p Land COnlpanv.

Dismal Sto0mp Land Company
FENHE holders OF SaI in this Company notified that
n Wednesday, the 18th Of November next, the day sp
pointed f1r their meeting ia Suffolk, Va
FIELDING LEWIS, Prssdt.
~ The Norfolk Herald requested the above
tunes and forward the FL.
Ort
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-14
IlnenIn UOILnrs Rclrnrd

Y ANYWAY OATH ion day July last, my negro 1DS
~ IfH. purchised him OF The estate Of Edward j.
Jones' at the sCcO Springs Warren county North Carolina
aud expect he lurking about that neighbour o. War
It5n - bis mother was bought by Dr. s. DAVIS who resides
ne i've icet eight inches high, snd dark compile
nut 10 not Teecect pacu mark be OF old black
tuf hat and he carried % hin old broad cloth
coat and psntioon ADD striped II northern 10th anil
Whue psir o Pauiaoon he carried % pair oi
eoFpeas COLOUR Austin called by The neefDe Austin Jones
he has worked NJ the m.h aud carpentets business several
years he ~ very sensible negro Tue reward will be
gwen to ary person wiz will c0n6nc him 10 all OF deliver bn
TO The subscriber, IN Meokleuburg county, W mia
WiLLI4If HICKS.
oct a. AZ d,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-14
COlT-1jTSSTOW HOUSE.

TIME suhsc hes have formed coParneTshp in business a
Il Commission Merchants, under the firm ii TTiplet
johnston and taken the extensive recently occupied
by MessIs. MoncuFe. Robinson 81 peasants.
JOHN X. TRIPLETT. late of Norfolk.
ROBERT JOHNSTON, late Of n. York.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-14
rabIi.hsa sy o.dsr d DC r,eul,r. re..e.

JAMES SEMPLE.
N - The Professor OF Humanity required statute
board pupils at 800 for the pupils may boarded
IN respectable families in a 90 dollars.
IL The Steward has arrived has received all the Stu
iens now in COLLEGE; aud ready accommodate MANY
may desr To attend the Lectures.
u The Richmond Wing Petersburg Republican Norfolk
Beacon, and Herald, will please foregoing hi e
times aud forward their accounts to r Ednind Chrst,
the BursaI, fol payment.
= Oct 81 49-9iy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-14
WIGWagW GRAyNyVaR SCHOOL.


I'VE public respectfully informed that Nj &. Atobva
> young gentleman u high classical ataumtn smrb
nanntts engaged 20 assist n th- classical department ot
ihr School Mr. Rockford will continue awe
~ mathematics AVID the French language, and the prcipli
promises the most unremng attention part 10 make
The plan Of studies extensWely useful the nature Of the
Institution viii admit "A few additional Scholar, can he aJ-
mtted- WM. u. GILES,
BARTHW. EGAN
IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-14
.NNYERTIN u ME.NI..

s'iE trsc' " Land called Hill Grove, containing shcve
l1 srfc ying 10 the lower end Of Amelia county for.
me- " sdvsfed, m Tor sale. !, would make an excellent
cotton piantuon. II will be sold tozaiher or divided into
parcels. Itl terms will be accommodating.
W'sw'n, gatebG sa-u yaI g. GILES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-14
SnIe NJ A.nrnr.

SHALL offer for sale to the highest bidder Monday the
10Th lay OF September ext, faT, otherwise next far
day. At ihe laie re.idenoe of Edmund liaon dec m the
county OF Amelia between 80 aud 100 Nesoes, eouns Of
mem women, boys aud girls Among whom are some A. vain,
able house servants any this state blac k.mhs carmen
ies aud crop hands The sale continue from ~ TO av
until Completed TENS made known the day ani at die
pace oi sale NATIIL HARRISON, Ex'r
- OF Edmund Harrison dec.
Amelia county, August 4, 1876. 25-Ll.t
10 the abut sale 80 far as I IN irfere.ted
JAMES =. COOKE.
IL me above 'ai Po'Poned until the fgcentieti day VI
NoVeMbey next al which time it will positively take place
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-14
Tan Dollars REGARD.

c,TRAYED or stolen from the Stable of P j. Archer,
> Mchaux Ferry, Powhaan the night OF the third
ns my and highly valued gray horses he she
old remarkably long and tail, Is very rough
his legs has wind gajs anout hts ankles aud when rode
such 10 INDUCE strangers to think Nun
broken wind,d will the above reward To any person
will deliver hm the thief Mr. ATehe at said Ferry,
or IN self an Richmond
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-14
NJ CORMICK PLOUCUS

'INHE subscriber hiss hand aud offers Tor sse at the
Biehmoud Plough Mandatory opposite the Union Jio,
an assortment at the celebrated M'Conick the cast ami ,
improved B.dR-SHARE PLOUGHS ' ''
WILLIAM PALMER
Al'ooa hand, few three-horse selt-sisipener.
SeIi. I. On -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-14
BrODn's Superior Chet0iag Tobacco.
u w IVArrxrA,,

TILL continues to SELL Browns old Chewing Tobacco;
he has now on hand Of superior quality aud intends
keeping good supply, carefully selected for retail Those
who buy sell sgsn he supplied the nufacufer
pIice' At his Grocery Store, opposite Aliens Lottery Office
Main street. Richmond He will also attend 10 the sale of
country produce commission.
Nov. 7. 52-if
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-14

WILL sell At my plantation ~ Puwhdtsn, 10 miles om
Richmond, Fine Greek Mill, from two 10 three hun
ded barrels Of Corn from 10 t. 10000 fodder the stock
Of horses hogs, With the farming utensils. Apply 10
vert Peasants OF Fine Creek for terms the subscriber y
g n Henco county II the above property disposed
ot ~ me 10th Of November will that day sell the
-, bidder on the Prenises sam PLEASANTS.
Sept -. 4i-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-14
BY BROOKE = COSBYS.

THIRTY-FIvE NEGROES.
ON Friday, the 2ii instant, at 10 O'Clock, VIII he SOLD
~ our Office fair, the fair day, ty-hve sauab
Negroes frvln OF men aud women DO
aud girls. Among them two valuable Cooks, two Hou
Servants and frs; rate Carpenter thirty years old
Nov. T. o2-S Is " y. Aucts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-14

The whole Of the expenses nect'sariy incurred ny
pu.al In The Grammar school for session. u boa
lodging washing, iuel, &c. &c.
L es oI tuition,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-14

wse upon Accommodating terms, of land, yins
~ the county Of Noioway, containing between eleven
wa ti0ctte hundred acre siulted Nooway River AMI
obtaining large portion 0f first bottom land we'll adap-
20 70 the growth Of Tobacco, any other crops The high land
good and well suited for the culture Of cotton. The other
act containing between md eight Hundred aores
yep creek 4nd bounded by two other creeks which afford
rge quantity Of very excellent Fat lsod AZ perons DIS
td 70 purchase invited to view the premises which will
h.htwn hv the ovtrseers, by myself on application
August "a. sat- RIGBARD L. HARDAWAY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-14

VIE Business heretofore conducted By William Anderson
- atthe o ID aud 18th streets will from this dae be
continued BY the subscribers under the hru n Andsson
NHrth q Co. WfLLTdM ANDERSON,
- JOHN GdRTH,
sept. o. Sj--N DdHfD ANDERSON, IN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-14

oet1o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-14

virtue Of deed o. trust executed to the subscriber nv
lsaao CuJ, 20 several debts therein mentioned
% positively he sold 90 the highest bidder al Coco bland
courthouse Saturday The "a day II December next for
ui Two tracts OF land, containing -four hundred acres
hs part of the tract sold a. b. Lewis the other
lm three hundred anil twentyh ares, lying Genno
Sieek, and adjoining MIS- Mary Watkins and others both Of
l,g tracts lie Gcooband Courthouse The subsc ber
ns a trustees, will only convey such title s vested IN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-28

The maxim is sometimes as true IN the nigh
er and more public walks Of society, as in the
lowly and retired. A politician in powers not I
always the same being as politician out oil
power. The predominating party has some
times no objection to employ the same eApe-
dients, which it denounces in its Adversary
The cases are altered; and practices, when
seem wrong at one time, come to be CLOSED O.
yer by the plausible device Of state policy, or
the hard law of state necessity Those in pow,
er are the lawyer with MS bull: those opposed
to him may often be compared TO the farmer
and his OK, who come to complain OF wrongs
and are dismissed with a sneer.
The best rule in every stage OF lie, is not 10
consider things, so much in relation to our
selves as to the abstract principles OF right and
Justice. If you do look at your own interest,
cast YOUR eve on The other side of the shield,
and see what is the interest Of your nelghbor.
Hence the idea which Adam Smith has given
in his Theory Of Moral Sentiments; OF placing
ourselves in III, situation Of an Impartial Spec
,ator, viewing all our acts, and Judging them
for US. We might thus imagine how lar such
man could enter into our feelings, and approve
our conduct If he could not, then we should
take care not to indulge such feelings, as he
could not enter into, nor pursue line OF con-
duct which disinterested sense OF justice
could not approve. In word, it requires an
effort to mete out to others the same measure
which we wish to be meted out unto ourselves
but II is an effort worthy Of christian and
rood man. FABRICIUS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-28

for the first time, was editor of the U. States
Telegraph, inquired Of me, if, in this transac-
ton, thought the Vice President had treated
me with injustice or disrespect. assured
him, that, SO far from it, | had not perceived,
on the part of the Vice President towards me,
the slightest want Of justice, decorum, or deli
cacy The article published by him, in conse-
quence Of this information, seems to have CIV
en- offence 10 those editors who had noticed the
subject before. regret that it has done so, as
I come in for a part oftheir censure. What
have now stated is to shew, that have not de.
served this censurt; and not from any desire to
preserve "the harmony Of the new party" in
which have no interest-the only party be-
long 10 is an old one-nor yet for the purpose
of indicating the Vice Presidents that task
leave to gentlemen Of his own school, TO which
do not belong. am not willing, however, to
be unjustly pressed into the service against
him. nj. DICKERSON.
Washington, April "a.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-28
FRIDAY, APRIL %, 1926.
MOLLY ASHORE.

The London and Dublin Magazine for the pre-
sent month, has just appeared, and contains
splendid engraving Of the celebrated Madame
de Genlis, 6y Cooper, of London There are
probably few of our readers who have not heard
and admired the beautiful Irish air of "INQay
Astoria" but we believe very few OF those readers
have ever seen the Irish words which originally
accompanied that air; these words are really
worthy of the delightful music TO which they
were then "married They are generally as
cribed to M'CAsE, the friend of CARoLAN. The
Irish COPY lies (along with many other admi-
rable orieinalsl in the hands Of Mr.. Hardiman,
of Dublin. The following version is from the
pen Of another gentleman, MIR. THOMAS FUR
LONG, whose productions have contributed 50
materially to support the poetic celebrity OIL
Ireland. FiSh paper.
Oh. Mary, dear, bright peerless flower,
Pride of the plains of Nar;
Behold me droop, through each dull hour,
In soul-consoing care.
In frends-in wine-where Joy was found
No Joy now can see,
But STILL when pleasure reigns around,
Isigh-and think OF thee
The cuckoo's notes l love to hear,
When summer warns the skies;
When fresh the banks and brakes appear,
And the flowers around us rise;
That blthe bird sings her songsso clear,
And she wings where the sunbeams shine
Her voice is sweet-but Mary, dear,
Not half so sweet as thine!
From tower TO tower, Pve idly strayed,
Pve wandered many mile;
I've met with many blooming maid,
And owned her charms the while
Pve gazed on some that then seemed fair,
But when thy looks see,
find there's none that can compare,
My Mary, dear, with thee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-28

Mr. Randolph lately, in commencing some re.
marks made by him in the Senate, used this
language: "Mr. Speaker-I beg pardon, Imean
Mr. President of the Senate and ,Uould be President
ofte United States, ,Dhich God of his infinite mer-
Gu auert." = This false. and ridiculous story is
also going the rounds of certain presses. 1t is
necessary to notice it farther than to say there
is not word of truth about it, except the mere
circumstance of"I beg pardon Mr. Speaker
/ mean, Mr.. President" Any notice of such
perversions Of fact, may seem to be improper,
as tending to give them too great force and
character: yet, were it not done, silence might
presently be seized upon as circumstance by
which to build up their accuracy. As MIR.
Monroe,,s declaration in his messagein favor OF
South american liberty, has been construed in
to pledge, for the reason that il was not con-
tradicted, it would seem TO have become neces-
sary to enter formal protest agams, every as
sumption or assertion, lest it may presently be
taken as correct Henceit Is proper to contra
dict this, and to allcdge thatit is untrue. The
inventive faculty has never been more actively
engaged, than lately has been the case, nor is it
to be expected that Misrepresentation will be
disposed TO rest from its labors, until the Pub
lie, by due exercise of reason, shall, by think
ing and acting for themselves, correct such
| gross impositions as are sought to be practced.
The press, when virtue controls, and when truth
directs, is indeed weighty and powerful In
strument in nations cause; but despicably
wretched, when perversion and falsehood pre-
sides at the helm.
| WESTERN SENATOR
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To let.

=: z: ;: :;
sprN CHARLES BENNETT.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-07-17
,.r@aNWH lHQ1Qls@S.

w. NAs w va w W f@f-A"S~
TF,uE subscribers have just rccelvedby the
latest arri,d9 from Philadelphia, the
following books.
TIN life Of VIM. Plnkney, by Henry
Wheaton, IN vol
Brambletye House or the Cavaliers,
aud Koundncdds, by one OF the authors Of
the rejected addresses, Ia 5 vols
CRANKY Novel, ia vols.
The Merry Tales or the wise men Of
Gotham, by the author Of Joan Bull IN
America.
Woodstock Ivy the author Of Wnye.ly
Clusaders, III . vols.
Tiles Of the VIVID and Wonderful, in
vol.
An inquiry into the nature and treat.
mrnt Of Diabetes, Calculus aud other nj
fecuons Of urinary organs, by Wm. ProuI,
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A Treatise on the arrangements Of the
liver, internal organs and nervous system,
by Jane Johnson, in vol
The True Masonic Chart or HIerogIy-
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G.. l..
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Monitor, by j. l.. Cross.
The Life ofthe r. Hon. Riehafd Bfins.
ley Sheridan, by Thomas Moore.
Coles Episcopal HARMONY.
Chanols at the Morning aud Evening
Prayers aud Communion service, "a sung
at 81. James Church, Philadelphia.
New Uni,ersal Gazetteer or Oeogra.
phica Dictionary by Jedcdiah aud Rich
ard &. Morse.
Conversations on Natural Philosophy,
new edition.
Walkers Key 10 the Classical Pronun-
citation Of Greek, Latin, aud scripture
proper names.
Adams Geography and Atlas, new cdl-
ton.
Morse's do. do. do.
Social and Camp Meeting Songs,
Zimmerman on Solitude,
| Ossian's Poems,
Thompsoo's Seasons,
Beauties Of Shakespeare,
Paradise Lost,
GoIdsmllh's Essays,
Lady Of the Lake,
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-07-17

A HORSE Escaped fror~ my stable
"A on yesterday my saddle horse-a bay =,
ahou, nine years old, four feet ten or eleven
inches high with saddle spots on bis back :.
has ALVEY brisk walk aud trot, and nimbe
pace, is very gentle in bride and under sad.
die, but is not easily commanded when once
q large. He was seen in the evening on the
Forest Road going towards Bedford, in COM
pany With other horses, aud will probably.
stop at some plantation III Bedford not very
far from this place Any information re-
pecting him will be thankfully received and
a reasonable reward will be paid to any per-
son who will bring him to me ut Lynchburg
WM. DANIEL.
July 10. f96
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-07-17

British .Ninisiry.--Those who pretend
% know all the mysteries of the cabinet
md the palace, state that MessIs. Cam
ming and Hu,kisson are no great favontes
with the King and the Duke Of YORK.
They are, however, amply reeompensed
by the favor Of the nation. The King has
riven them the title of " The 1'too Con-
subs" His majesty add. 4" l am consult
I'D absut nothing, l am no longer what |
should be-"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-07-17

WILL be offered for sale, at public
w nuclioh, on the 22d inst number OF
articles belonging 10 the r.thte Of Micalah
Lynch, dec. amongst Them Is n handsome ina-
b0Rany sidcbosrJ, one do. secretary, one set
dining tables, bodslehds chairs. some books.
dining aud tea cbinn with other articles Of
bouse furniture, Kitchen utensils, planiailon
tools, ehlte md hogs, Il inrge qneniy OF shenf
onis, several thousand garden ralngs and O.
ther articles.
Ierms viii be liberal and made known NJ
the sale, which viii take place nj the late re.
sidener "t the deceased, ubout four miles
from Lynchhnrg
Aud on the 24lb, will be sold Mt the auction
store Of j X d Payne, several beds and fur
oitnfe, one 'hot pun, silver spoons, ard sun.
dry other articles belonging Ia snid estate
All persons indebted 10 suid estate are Do.
sired to.mnks ehlly payment, and those hN
wing claims ara requested 10 make them
known. MiCAJAU DAVIS, n.
admr nih tie wU annexsdoC
me estate u BieeJah Lynch
J1ly II. tctdss6