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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-01-02
Eor Sale Or eNt

NY tract of land, lying in the county o
w Amherst, within four or five miles q
Lynrhlmrc continuing about oEC IL a
JRES. The improvements are good, ana
the easy access 10 aud from any part 81 The
laud, together with other advantages, offer as
many Inducements to purchasers q. any 9th
- trac OF the same quantity ol acres that VIII
come into markrt.-For terms and pafilrn-
lars apply 20 Iohn X. ID. Payne OF Lynch
bnre, who vii treat with any one for the
sarne. or 20 the subscriber living ia bedford.
CHARLES NlNGFIELD.
Dec | wtsl1
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GkEAv SANGaA.S.

9xgrA Having determined to sell
r..,M nv House aud Lot on Diamond
,tsitH Hill. Will dispose OF Itat a sreal
aAxaAen1 sacrifice ANY one wishing 10
purchase desirable family residence, will
rarrl> meet wilma greater bargain tlian is
now allered in This property. For Ierms APP
ply 10 T. Fletcher. ELlZ. MURDOCH.
Dee. -. tv 2m3S
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10y virtue of deed Of trust executed to
I'D the subscriber by George Tucker, and
duly recorded in The county court of Piasyl-
Nania, 10 secure the payment Of "A debt due
the commonwealth of Virginia, | shall, on
Monday the 10th day Of January next, al
Phtsylyania court honsc,i being court day,
proceed To sell, 10 the highest bidder, for
cash, one hundred and seventy FIVE acres OF
land. lying in the comfy of Pill,> Ivania, on
the south side of Siaunton aud Pig Rivers,
being a trac, of land sold to the said George
Tucker by james NJ Williams, vino was es-
cheator for the SAID county of Piusylvania,
aud granted to said Tucker from the COIN
monNealth of Virginia by patent, hearing
date the 10th day Of October 1921 shall
convey the title vested in me bv said trust
deed THOS. WILLIAMS.
10th Dec. Wtdsl9
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80 DONAaRS Reward

ItANAWAY fom the subscrIncr :,
q June last, black man namedIser-
about % years old, about s feet ind . = y '
and we'll made. lie was sold 10 me ato55
years ago by man living in the county n
Pittsylyania by the narIe of Grave, and .p..
ed for him in The capacity vi dl,tuler IN.
many sears.--He has heen frequently heard
from in his old neiehhourhood and is beIirr.
ed still To be there-ihe above reward NiIl5e
given to any person who will deliver him 10
me in Lynchbutg.
HENRY S. LASGHORNF.
Dec & v6,,lg
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Oct 81

.Meckisa6urg County ,Norember Court, 1873
Fielding Williams Adm OF Robert {. VIII
fans Pin.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-01-02
May shal's sale

IN pursuance OF \ d, cree If the Superior
Court of Ghanccry oil the Wythe DIS
t,t. pronounced on the twenty-thlrd day
nf Nay, 1922 in The case Vt q org Mus
str, lillian CHOPPER, JOEL Lightner, Hen
ry Rcisart Joseph aud fedrr,ck lInblcy,
Casper Shafinnr, Henry Brar, john Weiru,
John Hublcy, William Jenkins, Sanuri
White, W liam Glenn, Aug stns \ Kuhn,
Henri Sian makri, aud Jacob Sherer,
plaintiff. ugainsi Lewis Hamilton aud
Henr, Hamilton, children aud heirs IT
William Hamlltoay decd J llama Hamll-
ton, II dnw and administrative Of ana Wi
hsH Hamilton, decd. aud Emanuel Rel
g5lt, senr aud Emtnue RrIgart, jun,
asslgnrce of lhe said William Hamilton,
dgcd. dcitmlaBts, the undersigned MAJ
Al of Tho Srperlor Court of Chaocefy OF
ting l,ynchb rg District, will on Tnrfd
tn FIRST day nj February, 1926, NJ fur, II
mi the FIST fur day thereafter, Sundays
excepted proceed to sell, before the front
door of the Court house Of Franklin conn
", fnr ready money, (snbiecl TO the denver
NJ JulAna Hamilton, wide" Of William
Hamilton, deed. If she shall hereafter
cknn the same,
TWO r2ACTs OF LAND,
In the SAID decree mentioned, lying IN the
sid counts OF Franklin, one of who,
contains four hundred aud eighteen acres.
and the Other, one hundred and eleven -
crrs. The first mrnllnned tract nclpdps
se,eral branches OF the Rnnnel bag Creek,
and the latter is situated on the Malu
Mountain.
GEO. Il. WOODSON, VI. sc L.p.
De. 20 td Il
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against
Charles L. Wngkeid, James L. Williams
adm, OF Warner Williams n, Charles 'l.on'
aJohn k.incas, Edwin II. Peetr Edward pe'
lony, Mordy Spoiford aud Richard Ens'el''
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A.ost w .MIslMA.

4 BOND tdte nat rrcoll ctcd) for
- Si0o, executed By Capt George Mark
ham to William Davis, lale OF Amherst cotn.
~, j. lost nr nislaid--.i taxi this method i
cauliouiug the public from trading Tor, or Ia
king an assignment Ut sad huud.
JAMES DAVIS. Admr
OF Bdiiam Dats, dec,
Dc. -, WiWtl9
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Nov q.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-02-07
FARMS FOR RENT,

md possession geea on ar dre The 2h Of March
fNTO~1-A Farm in BraDdywine hundred, about miles
~ from Wilmington and IL from the Practical Farmer,
containing acres, 80 of hch lable land in high
tate of cultivation aud under excellent fence There
large peach orchard, ard very great variety Of other
fruit trees The improvements are handsomely finished
two story house with piazza on three sides and good
tchen smoke house, carriage house, and other necessary
Tout houses-a very large barn with excellent stablng
with stalls sufficient contain Is head of cattle and
Ihorses; cider mill and press and two large and hand
some gardens, the front and the other the of
Ihe dwelling house. There is pump at the dwelling
house and another at the barn. and the whole properly is
well watered,
No. "A Farm adjoining No. l. of about 80 acres-6o
$of which tllable land The improvements are good
apple orchards and peach orchard with plenty of otner
rut--two good houses barn and other necessary out
onses This property will be rented entire or divided
Il OF particulars inquire Of
JOHN W. PETERSON, Southwest corner of
Market and Queen Streets, Whining on, Del, or
GEORGE C. FRANCK, No. sly, North
Second Street, Philadelphia
January "a, 1896. 19--tf
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For Private Sale OF Rent,

4 ND possession gwen or before the 25th Of March
next, the following described property, in the Borough
bit Wilmington, w.t. Three Soyied Brick House, and lot
Fronting 25 feet the south side of Sdham street. and
Extending II feet back Joseph Shipey's line. There
excellent pump good water in the Kitchen and the
premises in good order. and have been occupied for
several years Grocery stores and good stand for
Business Alsa lot of ground fronting % feet IL inches
|n the south side of Washington street, and extending
Pack % feet inches, bounded by lands OF Samuel Candy
pad others There this lot, two frame tenements,
e large stable aud carnage house, with other build
ss aud excellent pump of water Any person wish
ps to purchase rent, any, all of the above property
lSll please to apply for terms 10
SAMUEL FILE, near Brandywine Mills.
jan IL, 1926 17-9tp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-02-07

further Supplement to the Act entitled An Act alter
the times Of holding the Courts of Law and Equity in
this State.
SEC l. Be enacted by The Senate and House of Rebresen
tahves Of e State Of delaware in General Qsseanby met That
from and after the passing of this Act there shall
be two Terms in every year. in each of the counties of
tins State of the Court of Chancery the Supreme Court
the Court OF Common Pleas aud Court of Ouarer
Sessions OF the Peace and Gao Delivery, which shall com
mence and be held as follows, that is 10 sayi
The Court of Chancery shall commence and be held in
Kent County on the second Monday of February and The
fourth Monday in July:
In Newcastle County the fourth Monday of Februa
ry and second Monday in July
And III Sussex County the Monday ne xt following the
Monday on which the Supreme Court shall commence in
Ncw-Case County in the month of March, and the sec
ond Monday next after the fourth Monday Of July.
And'he Supreme Court shall commence and be held in
Sussex County Oh the second Monday of March and Sec
ond Monday OF October in Kent County the third Mon
day OF March and third Monday of OCTOBER in
tie County the fourth Monday of March and on the sec
ond Monday next after the Term Of the said Court shall
commence in October in Kent County
And the Court Of c. Pleas and Court of General
Quarter Sessions OF the Peace and Gao Delivery shall com.
mence and be held, i'll Sussex County April the third
Monday after the commencement of the Term of the
preme Court in March in Newcastle County, and in No
vember on the second Monday aft the commencement of
the Term OF the Supreme Court October or November
in Newcastle County In Kent County the second
Monday after the commencement Of the respective Terms
OF the Court of Common Pleas in Sussex County and in
Newcastle County, in May the third Monday af or the
commencement OK u6 ERIN OF the Court OF Common Pleas
in April or May Gas the may be in Kent County, and
in December on the second Monday after The commence
memt Of the Term of the said Court of Common Pleas in
November or December las the case may be) in Kent
County.
In HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
Douer, Jan 81, 1896
Resolved That the Clerk of this House forw it'll
init to the Chancellor Of this State copy OF the first
section of the Act passed at the present ened
further Supplement to the Act entitled An al
ter the times OF holding the Courts of Law and Equity in
this state and also cause copy of the sad s:cton
forthwith to be published in two Of the newspapers print
cd in this State, for The term of two weeks.
Erhact from the Journal
JNO ~. RUTH,
21-N Cfk. II of Reps.
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THE LANDING OF THE PILGRIM FATHERS.

III MRS. uEmANs.
'Their dauntess hearts no meteor led
In terror DER the ocean
From fortune and from fame they fed
To Heaven and its devotion"
The breaking waves dashed high
On stern and rock-bound coast,
And the woods against stormy sky
Their giant branches toss'd;
And the heavy night hung dark
The hills and waters DER,
When band of Exles moor'd their bark
On the wild New England shore.
Not as the Conquerer comes,
They, the truehearted, came;
Not with the roll of the stirring drums,
And the trumpet that sings Of Fame.
Notas the Flying come,
In silence and in fear;
They shook the depths of the deserts gloom
With their hymns Of lofty cheer
Amidst the storm they sang;
And the stars heard, and the sea
And the sounding aises of the dun woods rang
To the Anthem Of the Free!
The ocean Eagle soar'd
From his nest by the white waves foam,
And the rocking pines of the forest roard-
This was their welcome home!
There were men with hoary hair.
Amidst that Pilgrim band
Why had they come TO wither there,
Away from their cbildhood's land!
There was woman's fearless eye,
Lit by her deep loves truth
There was manhood's brow serenely high:
And the fiery heart of youth.
What sought they thus ATARI
Bright jewels of the mine
The wealth of seas, the spells of war;
They sought for Faiths pure shrine
Aye! call it holy ground,
The soil where first they trod
They have left nsand what there they found,
Freedom 10 worship God
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A FATHERS FAREWELL TO HIS DAUGHTER

A FATHERS FAREWELL To HIS DAUGHTER.
Come near to me my gentle girl,
Come share fathers parting sorrow
And weep with nae those tears to-day,
Nor thou, nor !, may weep tomorrow.
Come lean once more upon my breast
As when simple child caressing,
For another day, and far away
Wilt thou be from thy fathers blessing.
The wind blows fairly for the sea -
The white waves round thy bark are swelling,
Thy lover signs. for the morn to rise.
And make thee bride my gentle Ellen:
Yet Closer closer, ound me cling,
Though another claim thy love tomorrow,
None, none are here, TO reproye the tear,
That flows oday for fathers sorrow.
Come, gaze me, thou darling child
My fairest, and my fondlest CHERISHED,
That may trace in thy placid face,
Thy mothers beauty ere she perish'd.
And let me hear thy mothers song
Yet once more from thy sweet lips swellng,-
And none again shall sing that strain,
The last song of my gentle Ellen.
And say, that when between us lie
Wide lands and many mountain billow,
Thy heart will tend to thine earliest friend,
And think in prayer of his aged pillow.
For my head is white with winter snow
No earthly sun away may carry,
Until come to my waiting home
The last home where the aged tarry.
Then lean once more upon my breast
As when simple child carressing,
For another day, and far away,
Wilt thou be from fathers blessing.
Ay, closer, closer, round me cling,
Though another claim thy love tomorrow,
None, none are here, TO reprove the tear,
That flows to-day for fathers sorrow,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-02-07
EDUCATION.

II ISIioP DAVENPORT respectfully informs the public,
ED that he continues his School for boys in the vii
mington College, in which taught all the different
branches of All English Educson the higher branches OF
Mathematics, and the Latin Language
The Caechisms of the different Churches are likewise
taught on Saturday, mornings
Board may be had in the family Of the teacher rea
sonable terms.
Reference may be had to Rev. f. w. Gilbert, Mr.. Ru.
bert Porter, Mr. George mes and Mr. Allan Thomson
Scholars boarding With the teacher may taught sacred
music gratis.
jan 81, 1926. 2l-4tp
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SUPERFINE
Sealing Wax,

Equal to any mpored-warranted to barn free
and stick we'll. Manufactured by e. Kurbaum,
Philadelphia, For Sale at the Watchman Office.
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and Friday, by albert & Henry Wilson,
WILMINGTON, Del. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY T. 1895

further Supplement to the Act entitled An Act alter
The times OF holding the Courts Of Law and Equity in
this State
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10 LET.

two story brick rouse, No 104, in shpley street. and
IN possession given on the 25th March next.
Also-a DOM No. 10S, fronting Market street Pos
session will be given same time above. Inquire of
Jan. ~. J. WILSON.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-02-07

Sec0nI Grand COnsOIIdated lottery
or .lIdRYL.l.hU:
To be drawn the 18th of this month.
HIGHEST PRIZE, $loo, coo!!!
Splendid Scheme.-1 prize of 100000; # 80 000 1
of 10000; Of 10000 10 Of S 1000; IS of 1000 10 .,
500; so Of 100 100 Of So 100 of 2o 500 of III o5O0
of 10. 1890 prizes.
Price of Tickets Sl2-Falf 6--quarter Eighth $50
-Sxteeuth IS Cts
Appyto ROBERTSON & LITTLE,
Feb. Z, 1926. No %, Market ST, Wilmington, Del
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HIGHEST PRIZE 100000

Popular and Superior Scheme
prize ofS10oo0o Of 80 00O of 90 600; of10oo0;
of 0Oo Is Of l0)0 10 Of 500; so of 100 100 of So
loo of %, 500 IF u; 10500 of 10.
1890 prizes; %, 720 blanks; So 900 Tickets
PRESENT RATE OF TICKETS,
Ticket, Sl2-ilaf S6-Quarter, S3.00-Eghth $3.50.
Tickets, Shares, and Certificates Of the same, be had
At CONINE'S OFFICE, No 49, Market street, at his
agency, No. 2l7 Market Street, Baltimore, and at his Of
lice, No s. South Third Street, Philadelphia.
RsOrers from all parts Of the Union, (post paid) will
meet with attention., if addressed to w c. CONNIE, Ba
laore, or Philadelphia.
MpORrANr-Fort the security ofpurchascrs, all shares
t Tickets in this Lottery issued at C0NINE'S OFFICES,
''ii be countersgned by the Managers.
Ian. a7, 1896
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CONINE'S OFFICE,
Baltimore, JanaUv IS. 1926.

baltimore, January &c, 1926.
FEvIE demand for Tickets in the following very superior
A and splendid Scheme, has been astonshingy great,
Pnd is still incregsnr. 1t is therefore highly ADVISABLE
{p all persons distance, who intend taking chances
bend their orders 4uihou delay is not improbable. but
there will remain ticket to be had before the
Craving. The circumstance OF such brilliant sums as
BOO 900, $4,000, $4,000 &c to be had all in Lot
iey for the rhc ofsweve dollars each, very
sa in the of Lottery events and de-
&eryes attention by all who would secure themselves
handsome independence by the least possible risk. Anot
5ect of not the least moment in regard to this Lottery
3 the promptness which has always characterized the
Fate Lotteries of Maryland both it respects their draw
Tags, and always prompt payment of their prizes
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-02-07
Hy special act Of Assembly,

Second Grand Consolidated State Lottery Of Nd,
On tic Improved Mode Of Drawing secured by Letters
Patent under the seal Of the United States and under the
Of the Commissioners of Lotteries ap
1nted by the Governor and Council. The entire Lotto
y be completed in ONE DRAWING only 10 take place.
H. WEDNESDAY THE 18th DAY OF FEBRUARY (next
Ahunth\ 1896.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-02-07

" Has this fettoo no feeling Of his business ? he
sings at Craze making." HAMLET.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-21

Resortd That the States OF South Carolina and Ala
bama, being unepsented In consequence CT the of
John taillad sd of HeurvC hambcrs and the State
Virginia being also unreprcsetet by the unavodab BILE
sence of Lteton Waller Tazcwel and the State of Mis-
sisSrp, by the that Thomas g. Reed, of
ato he excused from voting, Ire having had time TO
make his opinion, nc prepared under
staudngy on the question: The Senate cannot qucs-
ton involving the dignity and neutrality of the United
States and the fundamental principles their Union and
the and security of great subdivision of the Con-
ederacy proceed consider the nominations, until the
States shall be more fully represented.
On motion, by Mr.. UAYNE,
Ordered That the injunction of secrecy be removed from
the foregoing proceedings and that the Secretary
same 10 be published
Extracts from tie Journal.
Attest,
WALTER LOUVRE, Secretary.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-21
FRIDAY. MARCH II, 1926.

On motion of MIR. RANDOLPH
N'"Ted NAT the following motion, submitted bv Mr.
nANnoLP on the 2lst February, and withdrawn ON the
*<d ebruary, be inserted on the Journal:
hcS'rfd, That the Senate having On rho 1s,h d, 49,,
February passed the following resolutions -
he0iysd That. upon the question yyh,tlor ,t Tr:.,
STATES snail be represented in the Conprese M p.r -
senate ought to act with open doors; nne,e
'Nat Tue puoIicatIon Of documents necessary to h C
'cu =" In nehate- VIII be priuiicaI exi-fiun
1""'"' ma" me PRESIDENT be rcspec t,, rcc,,cs,,l
10 INFORM tte senate whether such objection eyi, -, w.,
publication Of the documents communicate 'e
'i'e'or any portion of them; and, II So TO e,cc r..
tionablc.' w. '' i'dson, be obec-
10 which the President returned the o,,,oiru -....
- answer viz. ''s 'o'o"'hS message
"WAsn1Ycrov. 18Th Fob 1000
To HE Senofe IF ire t,ited SUES. '''' co. 'o<o'
im answer n thc two resolutions rs ,i,o Co.. - ,
l5th instant, marked (Excruiivc.) ami which, I ,
V'd state respectfully, tina, all the COMMUNICABLE.
me 10 inc senate relating TO the Congress at Panama l
nee" "doe' hke All other communications on f,xcc,,,i,
business III c'hdr7cf and most ortncm il, ;,i
a '""'" ol tne senate requesting them cr6drntiaIlv
Bcev'ng that the established usage Of free co,c,;i
Communications, between the E,xrrrtiro AMI , q
ought l"r the pob!c Interest, be preserved ,,riil
l"'fm TITO be my u'pauslJc du;y TO leave IN H.
l'sfH Use decision of question, involving 4 der,,,.
htHe'"' so Tar as am informed, without evar,,|. 80
mn; u'ace and upon the motives for - Iici me-, -;
'" ~ 'o'"' %" i"l i'rl myself competent 10 decide
"JOIiN QUINCY ADAMS"
HSol'fd, ihat To" Senate cannot cop.js,ent,,, -; .
Que SENSE o 'iS constitutional rights aud duties proceed
n""tr the circumstances OF th" case, IN II further
ton on me question: whether II be- yredicr, rr M
Cn"d Saies 10 send Mission 70 the Congress at Panama,
On motion OF Mr.. RANDOLPH. ''''
Or6srci. That the following motion -,.l,, ~
e'ntu.es IN tre ror,rsI ''N'' ne
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-21
PRESIDENTS .UESS.qGE.

WASHINGTON, March IG.
| The following Message yesterday transmitted bv
the President OF the United States to Congress:
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-07-13
DOSGE
Ertratt Of a letter from
CnARLorTEsvILLE, July a

HAN LU LIE, July 4IH.
Mr.. Jefferson expired to-day few min.
'utrs before o'clock-the day, and as far
as | can learn, the very hour, that fifty
Iyearsago, ushprpd into the world the De-
claraiio0 Of Independence.
He WAS sensible of the approach Of death.
He WAS evidently granfrd at living to sre
the 4th of July, which it is said he express
'sed inteligibly, though having lost the
power ofspeech. lie died without pain,
the spark Of life seeming rather TO go out
Of itself by lack of fuel, than to be blown
out. The Declaration Of Independence
was reading in Charlottesville at The minute
,of his dissolution, and no doubt at many
other places.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-07-13

81 last Of Letter rtmoining m The Post QI''' .
amherst Corui-house, on The Is. jug, IS+0
y A-Wm.'Augus. norrne
= b. Iups. u BLAIR. Isabella Brown. Jesse O''''
! MARY Ru ford, lnn. Brady. ara, tel.
C-ElLaeth asst. NheaJah Camden, fdNs,,o NAM
HIll Carter, esq. la. tlrmruts. Rruhtn tp"t'oan.
Ibram Garter, Batlet Clements, uahiei J. Gu"
Jne. \. Carter. ,,.,e,n
o--Col. John billiard, Susan Duncan, SPICY p1"'''
Jno. De 2ach. unmend
q F--Ooct Custavus =. kdWards. - s.lai
Frs. Susan Franklin. Henry = 7i'Nos ~ -
Z {. Freeman, JnhD ErArkhu. - Ca
= G--N7 II Gilbert, Col I'm q. Gamble DS'n -
land, ADDISON Ga "a d. -, g,lt
H--Flusna tarnel WIN. Henley, 1ehsi'o
jordan Hooker. samuel Hooker.
. I--Nla tina c. CIu ia,narne Jones'
XIV IN. X li5, Jos suh N}'e.
. - o. La horn. Michael Lanahan'
M-Andrrw No san,
: N--Nm. NeY1, Spencer NOrve!i. - rboma
P-Ftangis se, Samuel Petit, Jho' taH't' A
+. Powell. Mrs Vary Pierce, las. Powell
R-N III. Huektr,esq. -. IA,
S--Wm. A smith. Geo. Scans, Thomas Sh'h - -
Smith. Josiah Smith. - .r.os ia,
i-Benlamin aliaferro, Jacob ryree. mos 10y
Tor. u Wake,
W-Edmund Winston, esq. Maryafe' r. VILaf
William T.. Whitehead, Gee. Nhreh. au :, d NJ
" God. Jas Wright. SAAl. H. ia .suie
= July l3.
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Mr.. Jefferson departed This ii'e ie..iay al
o'ciack. How singular a roincldrnce 81
circumstances The sane day has Witness
I'D ihr dawn nf his glory, and The irrmna-
ton ofhis Curious CAREER During his lines,
hr Constantly expressed wish to live 10
seq another 4th m July; ADD though he
has bern spetchirss ever since yesterday
e.ening he in,imiated Ivy Signs great sat
ifaciion at being PERMITTED 10 d" so. He
was perfect, resigned toihe will al Proyi-
dence, ami declared that he wished to Gle
in peace with a.. the world.