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.MRS. AL4RGAREu, ltnIIln,c

4 yous'e not resident Of tbs State gu will rlea.e f.,
lake notice, that shall MonI-y tile in of +. he,
's27 anl the 5,iI 9TH of The SAME ,nti I III va
"e,f''Ty, hetwe.n the hous oi 10 AN troee,J
INC Tavern OF Thomas Cary, Glouce,ter ropr'II, =,
9kethc deposition. aud sfi Iv.t, OF Me..,. wu, W
hul u D'yI. James Dabuey aed others, used a.
ior The HieinDud DEtrit wherein YOU a. admir;,,a,'
Ai'Sa9GtI owan, are plaintiff aud sn defendant
JOHN II. HARDWOOD, admir- Of WIZ Iia,Isood do,
Dec.9. - " g, - nee
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tN As committed 70 IN m Of Ileurto count, on the ttp
d,y o rfem'er, i,26 nuisito man h,y. Id. ,s,,
nEfh5' AMI that he n ihc property Of Jshn " Fs,r,t
q Powhatin county, Va SAID runswst Is about ~ 80 -
& feet beh bal On when commdfd tsIo,e b,,o. .,
'"e blue casrefe raWaloOns trsd stranfl un vet . t
g o. 'lnd and an "a fui hat The 5w.e, n ali -. ~
erety desired q, come forward sni conptv win ti ,
dte, ihs law o. b. vii be dealt with scco,5ir.lt i
lOhN T. BURTON d. S. 10, Vim. Uandrijef. sHc.
'e"'@f'
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NEIY CnAccEpAc

III mercantile bu=iuess iais y carried on bv w w VIII
l. vi!l VA future he conducted under ihr ara, II
M 49, 49, w. w WEBB & Co
W. ". w returns lII thanks to his freud, AMI the .uIje
generally Ton tue liberal meat III IN, received
patronage. " ''-'''
Williamsburg, January so. 82Aow7
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sNhr suh'cihe being fully suth1fixed by IN.
lne is,e Mrs. Rebeeca Murray, for s,ie nf,v,,
v1gsn,. ,,n.at'on whereon She for,sl, resided CALI,
~, Il, ~ The County of Amelia, adi.n,ng H.
iahds ." MI 1ie anu others, Containing iIs acre.. b,,1s
rSpy snI ninety OF which low ouis Of N Il on,J al
iahu ~ 'hlt 'ie IT Improvement equal TO any IN ,hi,
pa tue country there
o rye iahy Consisting of dwelling house wifi,
A @ a, ounces OF every description, famed stsie "a
sia.sd o. to's co houses anu Gtanery, with mas hue
I, 70 u, h.r. are seventy bushels wheat sow. the
80 a'' anu preparation making Tor other crops ANY gentle
n an w'n,s 70 purchase can have the fam hi: iie
uo" ~, ny hiring the wing ,e ob,
ehars', the dwelling and houses contiguous. viii he ;
ny me l'y me Ms x year. at the end Of which fu on
wa ne gwen Letrs.the subscriber living AT o., Po,
na. 90 9' WI" "e attended TO- VIM. MURRAY.
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{ Sau. Geo.


General U'ashingtonS UiorkS.-It is with
sreat satisfaction tina, have leaini that Mr.
j. Sparks, + ttor OF the North American Review
as made arrangements VITA Judge Washington
Tor publishing an entire edition OF. General Wash
ins,on's Works." to consist of his letters 10 the
Governor of Virginia during the French war, his
State Paper, Official Correspondence both mill
'ary and civil, and such of his pr.a,e letters a.
may be deemed sui ed { publication; the whole o
oe comprised in seiie CT volumes with no,es
1t'i i!iusra ions by the -teeme editor. IL is
"eH known hat Geners! Washington pr eser. ed ,
nh -crupulous care, copies oil his own letters as
wen az the prodsious nun Der of originals W hicb
he rereived from other persons In addition 10
inli use'oi those papers, hich are now al Noun,
vernon, Mr.. Sparks will pofI by mass of una
'eflais Tor Revolutionary History, which he has
gathered by personal inspection of the several
uoiic Offices In the old States as well as Gou
various private sources The records. correspon-
dence, and other papers OF the old Congress are
preserved in the Department Of State, TO vhcb he
Ill also have access.
Wrh these advantages and resources in aid of
The editor, it may be expected that the work will
possess national interest, and constitute mo.I
valuable addition 10 Our political history. IYeun-
iersiard that Chief Jus ice Marshal cordial. an
proves the plan, and will, contrbu such facilities
as may be In bis power 10 promote its execution.
Nat. Int
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Dec. i4.

tS 40 committed to tue jail flown OF p,7---.-
innawsy IN the 2eh day Vt Sap, 1896 irprro ~ n
n s WHO he beiongsto Mr. Elijah Uvai
OF South Carolina, Chester District feet 7inybs -
sass Ss. su between land years old s
one on the "ehead The owner 10 come c ,
prov. h property, pay changes and take him awsy W. he
will be deal! with a, the law dI eet.. way 0' nc
NO. >, ROGER MALLORY, Jail,r
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A SERENADE.

a SERENADE.
Love, at thou waking or sleeping? -
Shadow, with morning should tlce -
Love, art thou snSiirS or wvepins?-
Oper thy lattice TO me -
Sunlight each sorrow hsguiliny,
Youth should he FEARLESS and iIee -
Oh when all nature IL smiling.
Wilt tAou not smile upon me,
Think on our last ilissful netting
Sunshine Ii.soiying in tears;
on when loves pulses aie heating,
Moments are precious as yeaIs.
Think Oh the hope that, soft wiling
Lured me unhidJen - thee:
Oh when all nature is smiling,
Wilt thou not smile upon me
Roses, thy temples once wrcathing,
Now Oh my bosom lie dead -
In their pale beauty still breathing
fragrance of hours that have lied!
Thus through my heart -weetly thrilling,
Memory wills iers tc ne,
oh when all nature is smiling,
Ella will smile upon thee"
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EOR SIZE

nh i'sri o ahd which e.iJe, containing about 2qo
'etts Dns m The fork OH Dsgeupot foad and so,s
OF tunoe'ni which land Is we'll adapted 10 ,he cultne ~
vic corn and tonseco, With about 20 sofes Of well te
"a"llahd' With good and dwelling house and Iii
h,rneetsny house, Any person w,shpg 10 porch,s4 IN,
' 'f Of land, Sing mmedaeiy the ssse 'os0, viii de-
49, -NrfY - John COLoUfr.
yi' Ai- 24tv.eN -
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Tie Italian Peasan. Girl iictatisg iore-


Como, thou old, unlovng scribe,
Thou shalt have 4 noble brine.
Choose it--mcdai, coin, or gen.
Topaz ring, or cutal stem:
Take thy pen and tell my love,
How, 10 earth aud heaven above,
How, 10 every slnted maid,
have wltehi, aud wept, and pray'J,
O. him, with their wing. TO sioop,
Where he ST ers his bold chal0upe;
DER him, IN The sul!en night,
When the storm is in iis might;
Ger him, in tn. fearful day,
When the lance aud sabre PLAY,
And tlic soldiers hour is knolrJ,
Stretched upon the sanguine mould;
HIM on surge, or him on stetj,
Still TO spare, and stili 10 speed
Listen now !-'ru vain, Ills vain;
What can read the burning BRAIN
What can tell tn, thousandth pant
OF the agonie. Of heat,
Secrets that TIA spirit kccps,
Thoughts OH which IL wakes and weeps;
10 the mortal ear unknown,
Kept for night aud heaven alone
OH man, tell hir of the tale
Written an this cheek pale:
Wild and often has the tear
Wash'd the rose that once was thee.
Tel HIM Of my heavy sigh,
Deer as FROM The lips that die;
or my eyes dec wing beam;
Lie departing ike stream.
Teli him Ut any weary day,
Bad him, o. 10 all but stay
II he would not my tou.b,
BID him come, lnd--swiftly CONE
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Ti0enfy Dollars Reway1.

y
ASAWaf rom tile subscriber the Sd last Juiv mo-
L man hy The name u Scotland He ia sbon, Z = -,
niche. eh, thick lips aud Of yelomih complexion Bv
haon mere VIII be found larsesoar each hin and aio
on ohe leg, though u Is not fecoiIeoted which II
'hai he Is a'soe''Isd with bOatmcn, the Aprams
His flthei Edmundi IS owned by John Dummy oe N,"
county aud am told keeps blacksmith, shop al hi, ma.te
mill Ii avery probable ina. Scotland n frcnier,I,
place. or he may have taken the river 10 Pesr,Ie al t
IN nceaimen about that, other town in IN .t,t ~
pobie he may have obtained es Pas, If .o h, -
Tor ee man. and perhaps king al lbs trade :; s
Of rough oarpenter The above reward ybe ~ ,s.
person who viii appreh nd aud deliver him 10 me- ~ s
"oiiir' 10 cophae him IN any jail so get him
p.,., JOHN THOMPSON
~''"N' toNdiui Jfns 10 77-uff
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IN Htehmond Hastings Court, jan. 10, 1927.
EhhbEHbD, That the Serg, Of This Civ maj, al. 81
~ Solomon Slave. the property Of Tbors, W. IL ~
~ oii who wa committed TO tie js his CIV on lie o.
re, ~ q runs"sy and confined therein until his
Un' the said ScfSeau adverne sail .l.ve f,r en-
ays ~ The " Richmond Engineer a COW - ~ "
&C., III HOWARD, olerk
The above named negfo solomon will 10 .oJ =, a.,
Bel Isern 10 sai city on the f2hI,v 4 p i,,S rs,ts
~ ~ eeoF' q M i"f can w D. WREN setet G. Il.
49, 80 71-fds
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N1OY[EE

AS committed o the jail OF III. Town If r.,,
tns Yo'h day o. Sept 1926, runaway nrsro n
@ o"'i' ms hane EL-L!CR, feet inches high ION, bn,
az over MS iishs ,ye, and large knot ON In. n r.
sieas hke bad been Ynce broken; he Of blati
OF south Carolina. Cir. envilie District, The OWE. " Ne,'
him 20 CONT Prove his property, pa, charges aud sk.
'"i away, OF ne VIII be dealt with the law e.
Dec. - 1920" "i1ALchf, Jsi'or.
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To EdICin H0zieDood
All Co. posscsson II iuior,fsti,n s.i;, ,,gt a.. .
. fwip Usx ewOoi he Is ftoneHsd T., ;,r' a'.',,' 70
s'den by l'i,e Addressed % livi lr Sortb.,s eoo 4,
"',''i"g mere VIZ ia. 4. p. UPsHUR
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personal service. Accept for yourselves the as.
surance Of nv kindest e-teem.
Very respectfully,
THO: j. RANDOLPH.
JOHN NJ Penny. and
JAMES DINsMoRE. E.qrs.
Near The University.

Mr. White, Deles ate from Flo,ids, who intro
duced a resolution IN the House of Represen,s
tiv.s early in the present session, +, oposing :"
INQUIRY inio the expedIency of making an .ppry
pristion 70, ope ing and Imrro ing inlat,d ma
viga,ion from St Mays TO Cape Florida, and
from Apsl,chicols, through S. Andrew ~ Bay TO
Chactaw hatchie,'' has adi' essed a long lett.r,o
the Chairman o.! tie committee Roads aud { "a
mails, to which it was reported. BY this letter
| Mr. White makes i, appear, tina line of Interior
eommu, ,cation may he opened sloug the coast oi
| Fl orida from st Marys to Torugas, dist nee
five hundred and eishiy-six miles by eating shor;
canals III diffeIe' pieces. amounting in the - hole
| l. lie 9Th. TO thirteen miles, at es,im ted rosi
| OF Gfiy thousand dollars! This communication
continued % the no. thern verge OF South CaroIn.
through the natural channel, which already exits,
VIII afford exten; Of inland navigation, per-
haps unknown tn any por ion o the or!d. ton-
"eoted with the canal cont empla,ed through Flo
nd, the present Project Is OF an importance inferior
10 none hch has yei been presented TO the a..
nlericsn people. Sh uld It be carried into operas
on, its effects u. on commerce lie bene-
hcially tel. As the Dea. and best haIbor, on
this line O. imterioI communication, offering he
ihducemen' OF The necessary capital and supplies,
this n'tsi become the principal depot from Which
the productions oil Florida, which are annually IN.
creasing in value, and which will be received by
this route, will be shipped packets to the north
and 10 Europe; aad should be found npractica-
Die TO cut ship canal across the islnius, the
valuable products of the West, " hich now go by
the cicui'ous and dangerous passage round the
ape, will take the course. The com
pletion of the work already commenced in our
"eishborhood with those here referred to, VIII
Place Savannah, as to CONNIE cial impor ance far
In advance OF any city of the South.
Sdv. Geo
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WssH upon acoommodins terms two or lsnd 1ynr
~, V,hy ~ Nouoway' one Containing between eft,en
'a fipefve hNndrfd dcrcs, situated No9,sav Rive,
ooss,ns age portion Of first rate bottom land well sdsp
'u !" he growth OF Iohaceo any cher GROIN t b;eh
good and well suted Tor the eulinte Of r.
heiwe en- ersn aadtt ri hundred acres lies ON
eitts an Is bounded by other efeek which sJ
tse quantity ~ veIy excellent Hst land All p,,sous az;
o 70 purchase are invited 70 vis the premises which viii
.ht~n nv the nv'faeefs, by nyse1f o. snnI;, VIZ
AuxuI ~ 32--u RICHARD f. IIsRbAwAv
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UigLo0ni GTdina0-r1 ScbooJ

'i1iiE public fespeeslu, informed ,bs, -; ,,; =,
very extensive course Of classical aud n,ahc met,c,l
s'ns me ench, Spannh and Italian Languages ,an nov
' ray me se"ien'n wb' Engaged Civ. course OF
te" Is " 'be,s 'nsu'ses, trrsents IT, Testimonial. f m
c1mpetehty us sydeib Is that OF Uu tIcl The
which are uOw generally admitted % "
lns'e WI be :" additional lee u $50 pas able to Mr. Fay
tor us course 81 leenes. These Only no learn tbes. I,
su'se' vii be required pay the additional tuition lee
WIN. Is. GILES.
BAIT. EGAN
In consequence Of his engagement at the wi gsm Nj "a,
~ Richmond W. W ''''''
Jan. %. IN 90
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CO.VyUISSIO.1- BI7SIIcESS

ENIlE undersigned teudels his sef,irt,. t ,,hl
a Coinssion Mefchant, With the aufar, fhs, s,v bn
ne'' en'i utd 10 him shall that attention NAV
or. ,, w. VI. SWOOPE
he Beil " "PPo''F
Nov a. ~ e...f
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VIRGINIA: Al Rules, holden in the clerk. okef Of the
an superior re court Of ehnseey for the Richmond det the
State II Virginia, - e IIS. "
Against ~
f,eier,ek Mayo, Israsi Kuishc.di Joseph H. Ni,,o
William Seld.n. John Psrlbl and John Iis. sdm,r of
Savage dee late High sAeriG OF He"eo county,
The defendant Tzras D. Ksheed not hsvn: entered hi,
bly, andth, rules OF this court, aud il appea,rs b, .aaetory
evidence that he no, an nhahsm 81 this couny Iii. or
day Of the ne,, aud answer b, Of Oh, plaintiffs; and
,m, copy o. ms order be forthwith inserted
e., v.y and posted at the front Of Csp,o in The
n A,eopy Tests, VIM w. uENING, c. c.
hanse! AZ ouatesi, Uoui held fOi Louisa eoaa-
4, ON the 18th day of November, 1896:
Aio. B Bsrhce, John Brown and MARY hi; ,,;fc A.
I'VE" winston and Veleus Z. Campbell Sarah hi, vile
a:,. PlauGs,
John IT, Wn't. admor. of James Winston dec and in hi,
Nv" i's"'' fe'e M. Winston and James Winston,
In. deendan, James Wsst,n, having entered his an
III iee Ssu gwen security according to law ID.
" ~ coui ad 10 the hat n, moi an inh,
h'n Of tins state On the motion of the pla b, H. a WI,
l Ina ' h attorney IL ordered that he appear
rh n, a, OF before February and that cory al
ms order be inserted in newspaper edited in the otf
hmond' Tor eight weeks succe.sively, and ported al lie
NC AssoPy. re''s, no. cowHEap.G.e.
e3-wSw'
FOR S.4LE.
IN. RIGID. r. JAMES offer. ior .,I. Tho ,i,,,,.
- lac now resides situated one mil. Of Cs,,r,,,
IN heatb. aud agreeable neighbour hood co ts;nrs 10
pnaidy aud wei wst.Ied. Th.is Is most r>eriI.n gu
within convenient distance Of the house The buiinr
small family, The establishment is we'll e,,"' r VI
ss'onai gentleman; for any person who be ,.,
10 purchase a'e referred TO Dr. James, the protrieta
81" Tue ptemes, 10 arc sibald Bryce. il Gcoch.nJ ar tn ~
NJ. JOHN FORBES.
-OT ol-Mti by order of,he Proprietor
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Rco[ Esfnfg Tor MI

:, Ittttt I@sfuIt TOT I5uFc.
- virtue of deed ~ trust executed bv Soc, = r
- . the snbirfhet dated the cob DIS Of And Ia2 I'D
''dsd 10 ne clerks rice OF lienrioo county Tor t
pose vt securing The pas men 81 debt thetet ,eps,n,
hal Pro',ed 60 seil 10 the highest bidder AZ public snc
of ready money on Monday the Oh day ~ Feluary ne
heofe The door u thc contcuse u 1Ieuies County sr,,
afi ~ parcel - land STUFFED tic lower end 81 n
~ ''nps me IanIs o VIM Willie AMI th.fs eoniainig ~
ssnatign ree hundred and NINETY scrcs and e s Lana
which the said Lyon resides Sn,h title oniy :. v.I
"ihc subscriber viii be c1ryeeed Ia the pur,htrr
Jan. g. . NLLL i 10 trustee ,i'
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FemaIe Educufion nt 49, 49,.

Fenidfe Education at the Oaks
AvlNO engaged the services 81 Young ladv bshi, -
i"sh 10 tea'h IN my family, would wsh 10 take ~ ~
20 ooaideTs The course OF The Institution will csn,nr -
"E, writing, afhhnetie gammar, pssing, geography vs
e use OF 'ns maps and globes: needc-wok Of eyey E,nd
having anh painting, history, chronology mytbotoev '
ieiip' toI me ssion ofiO months Board $50 u;tion 2
payable ~ advance '' '"e poai"
III aletvt diptnaiions Of DIVINE Providence Joined
WIN sac reverse 4 fortune, thus eau,reled IN ,hsog
myself upon The hentyclenoe of the public a. ,Ie IL
OF support left fof myst II aud infant hidden ny ~
6 r.., MARTHA w. HARRISON.
meet with prompt attention. The School oil, -
18th j Inntry 1927 Jan fg ~ o.,.a. "'e '''e
virtue o deed Of from Edmund II,,i.,c AMI
- Martha w his WIFE, TO me. d,ted The 2gh ia, ~ o,hs
M 40" ieegdsd 20 the count Of tie county II AneIis
,s sew on me 2oth DAY Oi Febuny next al public aesop
70 hgbet bidder, for sdy money tract of lan lied
% Crek F9tsfo1 containing about efG acre. sud /, ing in
rt sg's msi'cned county The sale will be- made Al ill.,
front door oithe Eatle iole in The ety Of Remon5 AL
~ 49, s"su y 90 I,'S M. VI. ROBINSON.
-. 49, 77-fds
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sNOIJCE
sTHE Prtner.lp between H.. .,ls -,;,... H. 81, a. Il.
9'tn,etd u. Woodson 4 90. hy n uis,I eon,enf Dis.
alone authorised 20 collect The dcb. iu, ,6 I'D s,,a
go. W. ANDERSON
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Bonn, APRIL .. 1913, o. s.
lrrn H. Ig1G

BY these, A. testimonials th,t lie hal lived he
pesred most 10 lie remt mhereJ. In compliance
wi b your very gratifying wi-tes " on Tie -utjee
AID knowing he long ana cordial feelings e Kind
ness wb ch bad existed bUw cen you,.el, Is ano
NY excellent and beloved parent. resign cheer
fully 20 your skifui haads Ills lat at Of ca,
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From, the Central Gazette, Jan. 81.

9.
In J y last meeting of the Architects and
Builders OF the University of Virginia, held :
meeting, and resolved ask permit sion TO erect
suitable Mouumont to the memory of THOMAS
JEFFERSON. Cap. John VI Perry, and James
DInsmore, Esq. were appointed committee TO
communicate the wishes OF that meeting To The Ex-
ecutor, and 10 obtain his apr oba,IoI. The fol-
lowing copie, of The letter Of the Committee
and OF the Executors reply.
University Of Virginia, July 2sM, 1926
DEAR SIR,
ii becomes our duly TO send YOU
the enclosed resolutions, and earnestly TO 20 lei,
your Kind acquiescencs therein. We would esteem,
II enviabe privilege TO be permitted 10 perfnrro
with our own hands the last sad tribute of esteem,
and affection 10 the memory OF him whose a.plriue
we 40 deeply lament The organ through which
this request in behalf OF these for whom we
speak as well as for ourselves, we cannot Withhold
the expression of osr sincere sympathy in your
domestic Affections, and our individual grief for the
loss OF this great and good man. The connexio
existing Tor several years past between him and
ourselves IN the erection Of This Institution Chi.
best monument,) afforded US daily opportunities
OF admring the active beneyolence of his heart
and the constant exeriions OF his great mind for
the advancement of the future glory and happiness
OF his counlrS-heTe too, the many favor. and
acts OF personal kindness, which, in the DISCHARGE
Of our duties. he always cheeffIliy extended 10
affections for his memory. Your early attention
10 this will, dear sir, be thankfully acknowledged
by us and in the mean time we offer YOU the az
surance OF our respect and esteem
JOHN NJ. PERRY,
JAMES DINSMCRE
1. j. RANDOLPH, Esq.
Tuition.
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WISH to employ fo' he en'aas year Young Msn =,
good moral hahns ds Manager Small E,,,, ~. .
~ iles frJu Richmond. Oh. .onr, ss,, ,ee,',,i a. -
"'e Of edged toOls would be rrefeiied.
W1RTIT DREIgRY
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TUITION, Aug. Alb, 1926.

hessrf John ". Perry, and James DDsmore-
Gentlemen have this day received your et,er
1.-THE IS h, covering resolutions entered into on the
9Th oi July, by the undertakers and builders of the
University. was proposing, as you had heard, to
discharge t. the remains OF my Grandfather the las
OF those melancholy personal dnies, which de-
volved on me as bis relative, friend and Executor,
and "ho, OF all men living, loved him most.
had proposed 20 myself in the discharge OF this du
~, TO have strictly followed that forio which he
bad minated TO ne, as being most agreeable to
bin, simple and unos'entaious index ofths pot
where his remains were deposited, suited TO the
circumstances Of his family, Of coarse stone; that
the future proprietor might not be tempted TO de-
stroy it for the value OF the materials on the
grave plain die or cube Of three feet without any
moulding, surmounied by obellsk Of xix feet
each Of a single stone. On the fees If the ODE
Jisk, the following inscription. and not a word
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UERE WAS BURIED
IEEE LIN GCNr

Author Of lie Declaration Of American Indepen.
dence, OF ibc Statutes OF YhgioIs Tor Religious
Freedom, and Father Of I've UnIversly Of Yir-
ginia
Ga lie die:
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EDWARD L. ARCHER


do certify, that of Nj. Samue! Co, hrsu's ~
proved Portable Wheat Thrtshng Machines, with which
ehed crop OF WHEAT last al than 0DO bushels;
believe TIT machine capable oi TIN csing zoo bu.l,s reI
day, clean from the straw having myself bresled huhe
when the whcawas ndiIticn, without Using any
j.. NJ SELDEN.
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CLOTH DRESSING AND
WOOL CARDING. +

TENHE subscriber would inform the public,
e that he has commenced the Business Of
CLOTH DRESSING and WOOL CARD
ING, at the Factory recently owned by widow
Sarah Hale, situated in the Village of New
Worcester, now owned and improved by tie
subscriber.
All those who favor him with their custom,
may depend on having their work done in the
best manner, at short notice, and on the most
reasonable terms.
If the best fmachinery, good workmen, and
prompt attention viii secure custom, the STD
scriber fiatters himself that he will have his
share of the public patronage.
Prices for Observation-Disclosures wear, 90
cts.-comnon do. 16 cts.
N. B. Cloth and Wool left at the Store of
HARRINGToN & WooD, in Grafton, and at the
Stores of WooD, BATcHELDER 81 Co. in the
New England Village and in the centre of
Grafton, with directions thereon, will be taken
and returned. LEWIS THAYER.
New Worcester, June rs. tF2i
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administrators Sole.

I'D Y order of Court, viii be sold at PUBLIC
ED AUCTION, on MOND.3Y ,.thc tsoentietA
Of August Rext, at two O'Clock, p. NJ at Col
Oliver Adamss, in WestElinstcr,-so much of
the Real Estate Of JONAS w WHITNEY.
late of said Westminster, deceased, as will
raise the sum Of four hundred and twenfy-nine
dollars; said Whitneys title being all the Right
in Equity to redeem said Estate at the time of
his decease. The above Estate comprises a
Dwelling House, Barn and Out Houses, and
about one hundred and fifty acres Of valuable
Land, in coed proportion of pasture, tiiiage
and woodland; is well situated in the town of
Westminster, and offers fine opportunity TO
any individual TO obtain good Farm.
NATHL. RAND, .4dm'r.
Lancaster, July Is, 1927. 80