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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-24
PHILADELPHIA MARKET-Arn1L 81.
SHIP NEWS.
Port 0F .aLEK4ADRL7, (D. c. J

ARRIVED, APRIL %,
Steamboat Potomac, Jenkins, Norfolk; pas
sengers. Passed in Najemoy Reach, Ship Vir-
gnia from Liverpool, and Brig Wayland from St.
UDes, and two Schooners, bound up.
SAILED, 25.
Brig Henry, Ross. .....St. Thomas.
Steamboat Potomac, Jenkins, ......NorfOlk.
Brig Sea-Horse was at Pernambuco lth ult.
Schr. Success, Jordan, hence at Phiadel phia
22d inst.
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VWe.ly DOLLARS Reward.

wy IS storn from the subscriber. about the first of
w crober last, my SEINE BOdT, about IS feet
LAM. carrying four oars Her seats are kneed and RI.
ve,d ,h,our, the bends; nearly new; built of muiber-
nv white oak and cedar timber her bottom and sides
of Nrrhern pines also the top of her stern was knock
ed offp a essei running foul of her.
Ih.ve been informed that she was seen ia tow OF Il
schooner off Iadsn Head, going down the river; and
also that shc seen at Johhsohs spring, ABOVE 'he
L., nn sbnre have reason to believe that she is
e,hrr above the Fort or below the Indian Head. at
SOM Of the Wood .anings, As she is well calculated
frthat norp ,,e, drawing bu1 small draft &C water
will give sis for the tnief Or thieves and IS for deli
verinr said boat tome, ut INC mouth OF romohsey
c. iORATiO VI. WARD.
pomonkey, Locust Hill. Charles county, Md
March 20, l85c-marcb 26-2aw2w&wt
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Splpn0id Wanting.

vJNE Citizens of Alexandra respectfully inform
Z ed. tha, the ORIGINAL PIC TURE, painted by
Nn GEORGE COOKE, al American Artist now in Eu.
rope.
Represen'ingo Perspective Tiev Of the Interior
ofthe Great Church 9f 81. Peters,, at Rome,
Wiil he tAh,Ded fol asi.or n., King Street, next
door belw Mr. Noaeh's Apothccary store.
Hours of exhibition, from 9 =. -. till o p NJ. Ad.
mission Is cents. april ?I-dE
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-24
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY GEORGE WHITE.

THIS MORNING, at IL O'Clock,
VIVA. be sold variety Of Household anu Kitchen
w Furniture. Also. to close eonsignments. (ordef.
ed tor sale without lni,s,)
l9 boxes lemons
Several boxes and drums 6gs
Half.spanlsh segars, old and good
Boxes Pipes. Cotton yarn
Wine and cider win, gar in barrels
Parcel school desks and chairs
DO benches suitable for porter houses
Plough mould boards
AndlrOns. shovels 4 tongs, with q great variety Of
Looking glasses, glassware, China ware, &C. Sc.
additional
2new pllared NAH ogany bureaus
2 do wOrkstands
table, taken under execution and will be sold
without reserve
Also, 20 dozen bottles crab cider
10 dozen do ciaret. pure as imported
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-24
House and AauAs For Rent.

IwisI TO rent 10Y more wears. the
~ HOUSE &. SQUARE OF GROUND
sss, situated Just without the limits Of the Corpo.
~, ration of Alexandria, in what is called the Vii.
l,ge lately occupied as summer residence by Col A.
smith, deceased. With some repairs which am
authorised to make, it would be pleasant and desra
bic abode The Garden is early and productive.
would rent two ONE ACRE LOTS ir the same
vicinity, binding on The Great Hunting Greek
s.t.s.2s. am DESTROYS of rent,g two thirds OF the
pT<2 UEST-GROVE. EST.aIE,
STSI being bout Twelve Hundred Acres, consist,
Asss.a ing Of improved river bottoms. meadows and
about three hundred of reclaimed sl,uv'a snds
which cannot be exceeded IN fertility, and have been
found. by expernent to be particularly well adapted
to the growth Of hemp AMI tobacco They are well
worth the attention # Maryland tobacco growers
These lands will be rented fer money rent or
,.r, thr as one farm, or will be divided into
several to suit cultivstors :,
For terms apply to T.. W. HEWITT, in Alexandra,
or TO the subscriber, at West Grove.
vi ~ VIZ 8. SMITH,,
march 25 Guardian, &c. &c.
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RULES FOR A YOUNG LADY.

l. Let her 90 to bed at ten o'clock-nine ii
che pleases. She must not grumble or be dis
bearened because she may not sleep the first night
or two and thus lay Illuminating on the pleasures
from which she has cut herself of; but persist
steadily for few nights, when she will find that
habit will produce farmore pleasant repose than
thar which follows late ball, route or assembly.
She will. also rise in the morning more refreshed
with better spirits, and more blooming com
plexion.
and about eight in the winter-immediately wash
her face and hands with pure water, cool or tepid
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Ywo ems NeMnrd.

~ ANAW ,Y,rom the ,ubscrbero on the 18th Decem
~ Der last AN inden,ed apprentice "a The White.
NTH business, n,med George w 1ayOr; about .
years of age snl full grown II not t"o"s hit neces
,ary describe his clothing, as he has undoubtedly
changed tn m bef'rr this
Also, on the 18th of april instant, Richard Taylor;
but year, of age; his clothing not rec iected.
will give ONE CENT reward for each, ana no thanks tor
their delivery to he in .Aexandra.
AL persons are cautioned against h'roonng or EN-
Mo, ,p sal aDurentices the law will be enforced
az .ins, any and every one offending.
snr 2a3. ZACHAKiAH NICHOLAS.
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BY GEORGE WHITE.

TOMORROW evening at past 2 o'clock at the aue.
ton store, great variety ofdry Goods, Fancy Art.
cles, Glass Ware, &c. Also, collection nf new and
valuable Books, Paper, Pencils, Crsyons Quilts, &c.
april S
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For Nent,
The DWELLING HOUSE on Pitt
S7FN street. nearly opposite St. Pau's Church, ROW
~ 81 occupied by Mrs. Gardiner. Connected with
AR this Is an OFFICE, fronting on the street, re-
Gently occupied as school room.
This tenement has the advantage OF all the necessary
out houses and is considered very resde nee
6,r , qrnteel family Apply to Mr.. T.. Harrison.
CUrHBERr POWELL.
Ioudoun county april I6-MeTw'f
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MOlNSSeS.-

ana Hogsheads1 ,,
i8b.rseisS
The cargo Of the brig Henry, from Trinidad lie Gu
"a, the quality Of which is represented 10 be equal TO
nat Of New Orleans, vii! be sold o~ from tn wharf,
~ WM FUWLE e Co.
anril 20
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue Of deed Of trus, from Samuel Thomas,
ID and Penelope his wife, to me. dated 18th day Of
October, 1924 and duly recorded the Count, Court
of Fairfax, and State Of Virginia, and the request Of
the parties to said deed. ] shall, on MOADAY. the
24 day Of ny merit proceed to SELL on the pre- misses.
for cash,
esss~ss A PARCEL OR IRACT OFL.aND
go lying in sad counts, containing about one
S> hundred and twenty acres. Immediately on
ssisss> th, Little River Turnpike Road, and about
twenty five miles from Alexandra: The sale to take
place between the hours Of ~ and A.
1t is understood, that If the first purchaser shall not
comply with the terms of sale, The land will be Imme
'a,el resod, holding the FIST purchaser responsible
for any losses on account Of the first safe.
shall make the pur chaser such title is vested
in me by the deed Of trust.
JOHN C. MANDELL,
apr 24-ts Trustee.
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TIm.-The price Of Flour, fromwagons, the
last two days, has been unsettled, rangin rom
81 so to 81 65; but large proportion has been
taken at "a Gel. Thursday, some dealers de-
clined purchasing at over 81 so, at which price
a few loads we're bought. Yesterday afternoon,
it was more steady at S4 61a to 81 6a!. Sales
from stores 81 62a.
100
PHILADELPHIA MARKET-APRIL 81.
A fair supply Of Flour has been received from
the Susquehanna since our report on Saturday
last, and sales of upwards of Q, 000 barrels Super
fine at S.; .he demand continues, and the stock
remaining on hand is very small. Several car
goes of Susquehanna Wheat have been engaged
at 81, to be delivered on the Schuylkill. Sales
of Whiskey from store at 2l q 2la cts. in hhds.,
and Is cts. in barrels. Linseed Oil is steady at
= as cts. in tierces and barrels. We know of
no change in other articles.
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..Uho then Is Bamertas@'2'-Th ere is no
virginian, to whom the name of this unfortunate
dune Of Aaron Burr is not rendered familiar by
the eloouence of Writ. The following extract
of letter from asgentleman in ENGLAND to his
friend in Richmond, which appeared in the lass
Enquirer, contains the only information OF hlm
which we have seen for years. 1t will be read
with some interest:
..In the Island of Guernsey. fell in with a
Gentleman. who once figured in a very public cha
racter in Richmond, Mr.. Blannerhasset. lie Is
suffering from the indrmites of old age and asth-
ma. His wife is still fine woman. and shews
that, a5 years ago. she was beautiful. The
friends in the Island of Jersey, who gave me the
introduction, knew that he had been in America,
bat knew nothing Of the prosecution. Mrs
BIannerhasset wept when we talked over Mr.
Wirt's speech. She seemed dearly attached to
Western Virginia, and we spent trul y pleasant
afternoon and evening together"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-24

/ Cfarles'ov,a.Ha. .4prH 2l.-Cor, the murder
er of Col. Dunn, made an attempt to escape on
Monday night last. Notwithstanding the vigi-
lance Of the iailor's family, (Slr. Griggs being
i'll IN bed at the time,) some one furnished Cox
with saw and file. with which he had nearly cut
of his iroris and one of the window bars. This
occurred before the arrival of the evening guard.
A new set of irons has been prepared for him.
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aL|EdpD

The last will of .ir. White (who was lately
murdered at Salem has been made public
He has lef, Sl4n. 900 in legacies to various rela
tiyes; and the remainder of his property. about
$3.50. 0GO, was left to the Honorable Stephen
White. ~Ns
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-24

Ihe Csnaiaiics of Ciris.imi'y.-Behold the
' , EeOOnsolng. exhilirating, triumphant certain
". I ~ OF christianity. Il knotc that my redeem
Neth, and that he shall stand in the latter
az =, upon the earth. -. In my flesh shall see
~, nSu' whom mine eyes shall behold and not an
,SuI -" am the resurrection & the life, saith
~ y Lord, whatsoever hveth and believeth in me
80 ga never die. "-''He is the true balm of
,aeaa-Here is the healing cordial for every hu-
Jan Wo Hannah Moore.
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Vt a Court Of Proh.t., hclicr IN and f.i the
tow, Of wsrisn,on the 81 dsy ot Nay, a.
II. 1880
zNlIE Commissioners on the estate nj Nathan
~ iel Easierbrooks. lac Of wsrten. !doceas
cd presented their rspor, to this Court ter
p, obste, III IS ordered that the consideration
.hs,co(. bc referred Ia a Court of Probate 10 Le
holden a, t.e 7, wn c crk's Office, m tbs frs:
Monday Of June next, al 2 o'el ok, r. N and
,.int previous notice DO given, by uhl'hng his
a der three several times in the Northern Star,
to al persons interested 10 appear At that I me
aud bc head thereon. tfr
i,ness,
S. RANDALL, p. Clerk.
May 8.
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G. |, and the other on Lis neighbor's. Zen
ius, however, like his, could NOT remain
long without its reward. II at length ut
tracted the notice oftweive honest gentle
men who wisely .dceming his own country
too circumscribcd theatre for his talents,
kindly provided him with more extended
one; and, accordingly, the last passage
which l am enabled to record in the lhe oi
Gilbert Chimes was to Botany Bay.
BY some untoward accident the forged
deed came to light, and although the evil
dence brought forward upon the occasion
was sufficient to procure restitution to the
injured party out Of Ghrimes's i'll gotten
wealth, it did not affect his life. lie ar
rived in his adopted country bankrupt IN
every thing but character, which he could
not lose, inasmuch as lie happened to be
born without one.
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WyaRRE.N AND PROVIDENCE
PICKET.
1x

THE Packet slOop!MOUNTM MORI-
All, JOHN MARTIN, in. master, will con
tinue. to run as heretofore, between War
rem and Providence, for the purpose Of
conveying FREIGHT and PASSEN-
GERS. He feels grateful for ihe en-
couragement he has received, and assures
his customers, that nothing on his part
shall be wanting, TO please those who may
see fit to employ him. All errands, &c.
entrusted to his care win be faithfully at
tended to.
April 10.
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PRINTING MATERIALS,

fHLN1LNG MI lEAl.1AS,
Eiihsr new or second hand. st the very lowest
prices. From thorou. h knowledge snd ionl
experience in ,uppl, ing ihc,e articles, 10 feel
cosiideut, by his personal attenton, TO DO ens
bIeJ IN IL AXE such rclsctions ss " Ill sivo salts
action al tht shortest notice.
Terms. for new mstersl~, i'll be six ~onihs
with satisfactory ac,~p,sntcs. and i.2 pei
cent dsduriion Tor cash.
0idsrs rerei' ed for the Washington, Fisnk
In. snd other Presses. Au,her's Ink, Rollsis
and Type, from all the respectable Foondries
On hand 100 lbs. Whites Hno,, seer 81.
soilsd, st 90 con . ia 60 days. or 81 cents essh
100 lbs. I.In on. no Nonpsrie!, 100 BREWER
and 3, Long Primer, used only in S,eroi, ping
f.r which hsnd-oms deduction " i'll be made.
Two ssroni hand Washington ~edioIn Pisss.
-. At Is6 dollars cA,h each, and one super rey
al at lAO dolI.rs cash. ~
Printers ~he give tho above foul i,'ssrtionr,
wall bs sn,uled to 2 dollars in ma'sri. ls
l. HOLT.
A., William street, New York
May I5'
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CORDAGE.
LII III LIZ III.

STOCKFORD & WHEATONS,
II AVE constantly on hand general
assortment OF CORDA q Il, at
their Rope Walk where they will fur
nish Gangs Of RIGGING& g. CABLES,
ON good terms and at short notice.
ALSO, on HAND,
WHITE ROPE,
SEINE LINES,
SEWING TWINE, 80
BEDCOKDS & LINES.
Or every description, of the first quality
They also request all persons indebted
to them on account or note, oflong stand
ing, tc call and pay the same without de-
lay. J-'
Feb. 20.
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bCT SPRING AND SUMNER LII
GOODS.

JOHN Il. WHEATON, & co.
MD ESPECTFULLY inform the pub
Nc, lie generally, that they have just
selected aud open, d beautiful variety oi
SS- s EA S0NABLE GOODS n
eons;st;ng.of an eatsns!re assortment Of
BRITISH, FRENCH, SCOTCH,
IRISH, AMERICAN s. GER.H-Ah
MANUFACTURE.
srs Possessing advantages which ena-
bic them to furnish an extensive variety
Of PIECE;GOODS, on the most favor
able terms, they assure purchasers that
no effort will berwithheld to promote the
interest Of patrons by disposing ofthem al
decidedly cheap prices.
May 8, 1880.
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FR.4yNKLL.f CIRCULATING LIB.7R
RY At
G. Nj. FESSENDEN'S.

JnHE public a'c informed, tina, The BOOKS
~ ar now ready f'r delivery. The l.ibrar,
contains the whole oi Sco,ts Nosels-40 vols.
British norclisis, s vols.
Lady OF Manor. vols.
Etgwor'h's Tales.
fco.t'r life Of Napoleon, nhridssd.
Pelham, Dsveveux. DsOwnct.
Exclusive. Parlcy's animals.
Darnlsy, or tbs 6clf Of the cloth Of Geld.
IRISH LEGENDS. Paul Jones.
George BsInell. CsrbonaTo.
L,u 10 Todd. American amer dstes.
F"srarin School Of Fashion.
Wcpt ofths wish-toa- wish.
RJorcnt De Crues. Bcntnce.
komancc Of history.
Tales oi z q. Souvenirs.
Ramon the Rive Of Cuha.
Honor O'Hara. Popular Tales,
Knickerbocksr. Sketch Book, Ae. &c.
= Tho term. 10 subscribers arc 5 Jollars yea.
To non-sus scrIbers, the ssn'e as other Lbrs
ries.
Those incli I'd 10 pstronixe. are requested TO
all and examine iac CataIcgus
sfay IS.
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For Cash or approrsd Credl at
=. w. 8URR'S :

-Water-strcet--
.May be found al erfrems low prices
BRITISH, FRENCH, INDIA, GER
MAN, AND AMERICAN
SEASONABLE STAPLE & FANCY
DRY GOODS
The greatest part ofwhich, were purchas
ed in New YoRK last week, mostly at
Auction, and altogether with CASH -
which will enable him to sell them on
terms the most accommodating and he
respectfully solicits of his friends in this
place, in Bristol, and in the country ada
cent, ~ LOOK IN before they pur-
chase.
The Va,ieiy consists in part, Of
Blue, black, olive, claret, drab and mkt
Bloadcloths and Cassimeres,
from coarse to super
Valencia, Marseilcs and Toilenett Vest
ings, of the most fashionable patterns
and colors
Brown and black silk ditto ditto
Extra super black and blue Velvet
Bombazetts and circassians
Mems 5-4 Bombazinc, new. article for
pantaloons, vests, SC.
Black Lastings, fine and common per pa
~. oryard
Red, white and Green Flannels
Nankin Grapes, superior article
Black and green Erophane Grapes for
Bonncts, SC.
White, straw, black and blue Crepe Lisse
or pressed Grapes
Salmon cold French ditto
Salmon, brown and drab Catepalies
Pink and French grey Palmyrenes, for
dresses
Printed Catepalies, an entire new article
for dresses
Elegant French and English Ginghams
Real Paris painted Muslins
Foulard chintzes, London and Paris
Printed Cambricks and Calicoes, very
rich patterns
Pongee Silks. Black Bombazincs
Corded Muslins, a large lot very Iote
Jaconcts aud thick Cambrics, great va
riety
Extra fine and common null Muslins
Plain Swiss NIuslins, Of every grade
Figured ditto ofvarious patterns
SILKS splendid lot Of chdngsobe Gro
De Bcrlins, new article comprising
the greatest variety Of shades ever
before offered
Stone, salmon, green and black Gro do
Naples and Gro dc Berlin
Black Italian Silk, extra quality
French Lcvantines. Mourning Prints
Green Silk for Bonnets
Black sinchcw and tafetta Silks
A small lot Of yMerino Sharis
Fancy Hdkfs, an elegant variety, not de-
scribablc inan advertisement.
Linen Cambria Hdlsfs. cheaper than ever
Gentlemen's cravats, new style
Ladies ditto. Hosiery
Gloves and mits, new and cheap
Chinese Mandarines, new article for
Bonnctts and Dresses
Plaid Barago. .Mararino Hats
Artificial Flowers. Seersuckers
Nankins, Indi,. and German
Furniture Calicocs. Striped Jeans
Watch Guards. Bobbinet Laces
Bleachcd and brown Cottons
Mcrino Gauze, for wells
Ribbons, tapes, Needles
A variety Of Select Prints, for ScRAr Ia.
nLEs s Books, both Iithographic and
Steel impressions
Pins, threads, SIC. &c.
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srp TO THE LADIES.

sEp TO THE LADIES.
THE subscriber respectfully informs
the Ladies ofWnrren and Vicinity, that
he will pay particular cntion to the Man
+ufacture Of LADIES SHOES, OF all
KINDS, having procured a first rate 'rork
man from Lynn. No cxertions on his part
will be wanting to suit his customers, as
regards the price, fashion, qualify Of ieorE,
md stock.
.qLT.lN COLE,
Ole door South Coles Hotel.
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- = -
TO PRINTERS.

zNHE subser,b.r respectfully beg' leave TO in
IY form his brethren Of the pr Ufcssiop. tho,
Ao Will attend 10 olders for su: pl, my all knds
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April 10.

nRIED Beef
D good Butter
First quality Cheese
good white Beans. For sale by
GEORGE T.lGARDNER.
April Oath Water Street.
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h JACoyETs--,n sssort
W mon, Jua vseeivsd, for 81. at
may - nf Love ROOM
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N. oNG Lawns i.inon csmbriehs and sIJkfs
nay -. LoNo ROOM
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TO SPORTSMEN !!
NOR sale by the subscriber, rery
n iosc, one double barrel RIFLE
Those in want of good Rife will do well
to call soon.
THEODORE BARNEY.
Nav
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-07-23
From the Richmond Compiler:
MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.

On Saturday morning, The 18th INST LITTLE
TON SAVAGE, eldest son of the late Mr.. George
Savage OF Green Meadow, Henrico, " as drown
ed whilst bathing in mll-pond near Green
Meadow
Mr.. Savage left his friends las, September for
the University OF Virginia, whittier he repaired
with great delight to prosecute his Mcdical stu.
dies. He remained ten months devuting him.
self most assduously, as his Guardian was in
formed through the circulars usually issued
from tho University, He returned Ia This City
on Thursday evening. the 18th instant. aud ,n
| Friday right reached Green Meadow [fhe abode
ola beloved and most devotedly fond sister
where he found his only brther, and after
sleeping one night with him, repaired to the fatal
pound where his brother and guardian wi,nes.
sed his melancholy fate.
The sufieIings Of his sister and moiher--fnr
he vas left an infant 10 her core--heggars all
description, where, AFTER an absence Gf 10 days,
she returned hnmc, hearing on the way, that
he had gone 10 her house, and expecting him to
greet her arrival in his usual inust affecionate
manner, she was abrupted told by a servant of
his death
I.ittleton was blessed with happy dispnsi
lion, being kind, affecionaie, cheerful and spor-
live, without the least mixture Of vciousuess
| His mind, when he chose TO exert himself,
was carablf Of any requirement, and having
during the last year assumed the sedatqdness Of
Misunderstanding in his 20lh year--he promised
laIr to realize the best hopes and expectations of
his friends. But alas these fond aDticipatinns
were IN nm instant blasted y this least looked
for. and most overwhelming casualty.
His funeral services were performed on Sab.
bath evening at green Meadow by the Rev. Mr..
Lee OF this city, who delivered an appropriate
exhortaiion in his most happy and impressive
manner to an attentive and respectable assem-
blage of comedians and neighbours.
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FARM FOR SALE.

VIE Subscriber offers for sale valn-
Il able small Farm, about Z miles from
charlottesville Oh the SColtsviIIe road
containing about
NlNEIY-THREE ACRES,
vi Ilch improved Land, well umbered
excellent meadow land, and in a high
State OF culiivailer, well waiered flom the
best springs, making it well adapted for a
DAIRY iarm, improved with good house,
on' houses ut every description, and every
other apPendage. For farm Of the size
more can be found of better land, terms
VIII he low and accommodating. For
further particulars, apply to
JOSEPH PITT.
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