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ALMOND LOTION.

VI CeTIoW Teme0y J0r
Pimples, FREEZES, Ringworms, Black
worms, letters, Blotches, Car
buncles, Tim Burns,
Morphew, d Tan.
It's to be lamented that those persons
whose skins are most delicate and natu-
rally best calculated TO exhibit superior
degree of brilliancy and lustre, are SUBJ
Ject to be effected, from being least COM
petent to bear those fluctuating changes of
the weather, to which, in this country
they are constantly exposd.
The thickness and opacity of the COM
pexion arises from want of energy in the
skin to oppose and resist the density and
humidity of the external atmosphere the
insensibe persPirable matter which should
pass off, (aud which in skins of coarse
fibre does is in delicate textures prevent
ed and checked in its escape from the
pores and capillary arteries, where it is
condensed, and lodges in The axtremites
of those vessels. Thus, by the detention
OF this matter, and its being looked up in
the very body and substance of the skin,
the skin becomes indurated, thickened
thlckenet and opaque; hence what would
otherwise have been and naturally is the
best complexion, evidently become the
reverse.
1t is, however some consolation to know,
that very short use 70 the Almond Lotion,
will completely reduce all those inequali.
ties, by causing the skin slightly to peel,
vivid natural glow and fairness succeeds
and the whole complexion, which was be-
fore deformed and disgusting with I'M
healthy ane troublesome excresences, as
sumes a happy and beautiful colour, clear
from every speck and blemish.
For sale by
GEO PULLING & co.
July 2-'3O If
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NOTICE..

"A I Meeting of the President and
IN Directors of the Rivanna and Rock.
fish Gap Turnpike Company, on 22d inst
1T is ordered that the Stock hoIders pay in
to the hands OF the Treasury, on the 10Th
day of July next, S25 on each share.
o. NORRIS, Sec,
July 80 2t
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AN ADDITIONAL SUPPLY OF
GEsssCEssgNS. VIZ.

es Ia DC a. ga y AlS, La.
Dan SACKS SALT, (Lirerpoot filed
ZU / HoghSead .Nep Orleans SUGAR,
! do Yves, India do
500 pounds best Green Coffee,
hogshead New-Orleans Molasses,
do Yves, India do
500 pounds Loaf Sugar, (superior.)
3 chests Imperial aad Gunpowder
Tea,
9 boxes Chocholate No. l.,
barrel new Rice,
Pepper, Alspice,
Ginger, Alum aud Copperass,
Rogers best Orange Gunpowder,
Shot OF all sizes,
10 dozen pint Flasks,
Decanters, Tumblers, &c.
French Brandy and Wine.
Rum, Bounce and Cider,
Whiskey by the barrel or gallon,
5 barrels Nc. | Mackerel,
9 do No. 3 do
9 do Family Shad,
Candles, Tallow and Lard,
Flour by the barrel or retail,
Corn, Corn Meal Qow.)
300 pair fine and coarse Shoes,
1000 pounds prime Sole Leather,
And proportionare supply Of Upper
All of which will he sold low FOR CASE
]. POLLOCK.
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BRUSHES.

VNHE Subscribers have on hand a beau
L. tiiul assortment Of BR USHES
consisting of the following.
HAIR BRUSHES, flat and round,
CLOTH do.
FLESH do.
SCRlTBBING do.
FLOOR do.
COUNTER do.
SHOE do.
WHITE WASH do.
HEARTY do.
And general assortment of
PAINT BRUSHES.
GEO. PULLING & co.
July 80 If
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GROCERIES.

TNHE Subscriber has received, lin adj
"a dition to his former stock) general
supply OF GROCERIES,, &c, Of which
the following comprises part, viz.
l hogshead of first cnality, Brown Su-
gar at l23 cents per pound.
1 do second quality, do do at
10 cents per pound.
Best green Java Coffee, at IL cents.
Fresh new Herrings by the barrel or
retail.
ALSO
A supply OF DunlaPs Albany Beer, and
some first rate Oranges.
ALSO
A few boxes of Spanish Segars, war
ranted to be Of the first quality. Togeth-
er with general assortment of Groceries.
all OF which will be disposed of low for
CASH, by
H. NJ. WOLFE,
Random Row.
June 11-'30 If
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NOTICE:

ENHE Subscribers to Jefferson's Cores
Il pondence, in Boards-are respect
fully informed that they can have their
copies handsomely bound in calf, with
gilt backs, at fifty cents per voume-of
in extra calf, with running colours on the
sides, and handsomely gilt at seyenty-five
cents per volume, by the subscriber.
JOSEPH MARTIN,
Main-Sueet.
January 1870 If
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A LIST of letters remaining in the Post OF.
m flee Charlottesville LIST. July 1880.

A LIST Of letters r,
m flee Charlottesville
William l.. Anderson
Joseph Antrim
Il
Thomas Ballard
John Brockman
James Boyd
Maria Bowen
William Boyd
James ID. Ballard
Gerge Blackly
Richard Bailey
Charles Bailey sen.
Nicholas Burnly
Betsey Brown
Elias 5. Bowman
John Burrows
n. Burnley IL Co. 9
Spotsw God Bryant
Thomas S Bintord
Thomus Il. Bailey
Ann G.. Chiles
Glenn Il Curry
George Cullen 9
Cretty Cooper
William Cindile
John r. Campbell
+. Carr * Co. g
Dabney Carr
Jefferson, Clarke
Nancy A. Coleman
John r. Carter
Commandant of the
47th Regiment
John ID. Craven
Clerk
James Callard
Ira Carpenter
Samuel Carr
Maria ID. Carr
Sophia Chiles
Craven IL Whithurst
Edmund Davis
Warren h. Davis
Frances Durrett
Susan Davenport
Thomas Douglass
Thomas Drafiin
James Dinsmore
James Dowell
Richard Duke
| l.
Mary Edwards
Lane 81 Eddins
John NJ. Estill
Henry Erambert
| William Earnest
| r
James b. Fretwell
Margaret Foxworthy
George ID Fisher
Benjamin Ficklin
John Fretwell
| G.
Berrald g. Garth
| William Goodman
Graland Garth
Benjamin p. Giilock
Frederick Gillum
George Glenn
James Garten
Thomas Garth
ID. &. Garth
Elizabeth Gibson
John Gibson
James Hamley
James Harris
William Howard
Edward Hughes
Austin NJ. Hammer
Richard Harrison
Elijah Hansbrough
Auuilla Harris q Co.
Benjamin Hardin
+. w. Hatch
David Isaacs
J
VIM. FL. Johnson
John l.. Keller
Daniel Keith
Garrett Kellogg
Jas. Kinsolving
David Kennedy
Mary Ann Keller
July $50.
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'o'abs At WV Scs Va
LIST. July 1880.
Thomas Kenny
John Kelly
Mary Lane 81
Charles Lewis
Secretary of the Lodge
Mary Lewis
J. B. Lynch Jr.
Nicholas Lewis
nj
Richard Il. Mayo
Daniel Martin
J. G. Megginson
Frances A. Niche
Thomas Miller
VIM. J. Niche
Pamela A. Niche
VIM. ID. Meriiwether 2
Henry Martin
James Niche
John T.. Niche
John Martin
Clifton Maupin
John Maupin
Pleasant Maupin
Mary Martin
Elizabeth Ii. Maury
Richard Matthew'S
Frances f. Meriwether
Charles Ii. Merriwether
Patsey ID. Minor
N
Charles Newell
John s. Nicholas
Nancy Owens
p
Mary J. Peake
William Perry
George Poindexter
Henry Perkins
John Pollock g
q
John Quinn
X
John Robertson
Ann +. Reeder
Maria f. Richards
}. b. Richeson
Nicholas Rogers
Ii. or J. Rittenhouse
Mrs. Matthew Rodes
Lindsey Sandridge
Austin Springs
A. II. Shihett
Thomas Sturis
Jane Smith
Theodore Shields
Isaiah Stout
Macena Starke
Robert Sangater
Madison Sowell
Richard SEakleford
George Simmons
II
Robert Thrift
John l.. Trice
ID. f. Terrell
John Taylor
Joel Terrell
John w, Taylor
2. Is. Tuitt
Timothy l.. Taylor
Roger Thompson
Nelly Terrell
Pleasant Via
w.
VIM. l.. Woodward
VIM. S. Wills
Nj. P. Walton
VIM. Woods
John d. Watts
Chapman Nj. White
Micajah Woods
John K. Williamson
Reuben Wayt
Virinda West
George w. Wolfe
George M. Woods
Matthew Wingfeld
Almon Walton
Henry Wood
James Whitterfeld
James l.. Wydown
JOHN VIM
Postmaster.
st
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA,2
July LIST, 1890.

THE Examinations of the various
Schools of the University, will commence
on the 10Th inst. in the following order
and on Saturday the 18th, Orations will
be delivered by Messrs. BENJAMIN Il.
MosELEY of Georgia, and WILLIAM b.
NApToN OF New Jersey; and an ESSAY
read by Mr.. Henry TUTw,LER of Virgin
ia, in the Library Room of the Rotunda.
AT which time, Degrees will be conferred
and Other business transacted which,
Parents and Guardians, and the public
are invited to be present.
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FLOUR, &c.

FLOUR, &c.
W + have received on Commission. a
w parcel of nice FLOUR, which
we will sell for 81 cash per barrel.
ALSO
FRESH SALAD OIL-Black VaTnish
or Shoes and Harness, Spanish Segars by
he box, Macaboy Snuff, and one box
Browns No. I -, superior Tobacco.
BOYD & BROTHER.
Jnne l1-3O U
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Il 1880. ' way '''"'
David Perkins and Susan his wife. Rich
ard Ware, Polly Ware, Nancy Fowler,
Richard Ware, Samuel Harris and Sally
his wife, Benjamin Harris and Betsey his
wife, Martha Ware, and Grief Pei kips and
Clara his wife.
plaintiffs,
AGAINST
Richard Wyatt and Robert Wilkerson,
executors of Mildred Ware decd, Nicho-
las Ware, John Ware, Robert Ware, and
James Ware, All infant, children of James
Ware decd, Ann III. Shelton, Hardin Per-
kins and Sarah his wife, John w. Mosby,
and Alfred ID. Mosby, an infant under
twenty-one years of age, children of Capt
John Mosoy, and their husbands.
Harrison, and Susan Harrison his wife,
- Sergeant and Nancy Sergeant
his wife, Betsey Sergeant and her hus-
band, Agnes Dnpee and -, her hus-
band, John Ware, Robert Ware, and Will
liam Ware, children of VIM. Ware, and
their husbands
Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendants Robert Ware, -
Harrison and Susan his wife, not having
entered their appearance and given secu-
rIty according to law and the rules of this
Court, and it appearing to the satisfaction
OF the Court, that they are not inhabitants
oil this State On motion of the plaintiffs
by their counsel, il is ordered .hat the said
defendants do appear here on the first day
OF October court next and answer the
Plaintiffs bill, and that copy of this Or
der be forthwith inserted in paper pub
lIshed in the town of Charlottesville, call
ed the Charlottesville Advocate" for two
months successfully, and posted at the
front door Of the Courthouse of this Coun-
ty on some court day.
A Copy,
Teste-
JOHN HUNTER, C. L.C.
June 40 On
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BUTTER & WATER CRACKERS

EUST baked-a fresh supply Of WA
- TER and BUTTER CRACK
Frs, and for sale wholesale and retail at
the UNION BAKERY.
June 40 tf
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TIE AMERICAN REpERToRY

u
Ot .arts. Sciences, and Useful Literature.
The object of this work will be to fur
nIsh, in numbers, to the rising generation
a Miniature Encyclopedia or General
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SATURDAY, JULY 10Th.
School of Law, \
(iSenior and Junior CIasscs.)
S (is';s 3: :'s 4"'''"' Languages A. NJ
School of Modern languages
(French CiaSseS.) l11A Ar.
Anatomy and Surgery
School Of Mathematics
(FirSt and Second Ciasses) 81. M.
MONDAY 18TH
School of Modern Languages
(Spanish Ciasses) }SA.M
Moral Philosophy
School OF Antient Languages s.,
Medicine III. AM
School OF Mathematics
(JuniOr ClaSs) "a pr
Chemistry
TUESDAY 18Th
School of Antient Languages.
Geography and HIST 60 A. NJ,
School of Mathematics,
first and second ciasscs)
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Medica. W.
(JMat. Med)
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School of Modern Languages, Pm
(German.)
WEDNESDAY, 18th.
| School of Modern Languages.
| (Hatian CLASSY 20 A. M.
school of Moral Philosophy and
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School of Antient Languages.
| (Oral)
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ALSO

Families can have their dinner dishes
nicely baked such as meats, poultry, pud-
dings, pies, &c. for less money than the
cost of wood consumed in families for bak-
ing the same.
November 27-'29 If
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UNION BAKERY,

MAIN STREET, CHARLOTTESVILLE.
"A L this Establishment will be kept
IA constantly on hand and furnished to
order, large Loaf Bread of superior quail
ty, Water and Butter Crackers, Soda
Biscuits, Buns, Sugar, Honey and Ginger
Cakes, at the Richmond weight and prices
for cash
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a Il Rules held in the Clerks Office of
~ Albemarle County Court in May,
1880.
Frances McGeelee, and Martha his
wife, formerly Martha Marks,
Plaintiffs
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IRA GARRETT d. G.
MAJ 80 ON
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-15

BOLIVAR Those who know Bolivar person.
ally, i, is believed, all agree in the opinion that
he is ambitious. The only material point on
which. they appear TO differ. is, what direction
his ambition takes at the present time. No
doubt il long ran in accordance with the vital
interests OF his country: for as long as there
were any Spaniards or the soil OF Colombia or
Peru to threaten their dependence, his own
Interests were necessarily identified with those
Of his coun,rymen. Fiat his ambition is Of
more selfish nature than il has heretofore been
considered, is, however, too strongly evident,
from numerous facts To make no mention al
this time Of the various movements he has
made within The last few yenrs. that show his
sys ema'ic opposition 20 the principles at the
constitution TO which he swore, aud which he
was or cout Sc bound, as IN honest man, 10 sup
port, the very attitude which he now holes IN
tie view OF he world is enough TO deprive his
friends of Ill confidence in his motives aud in
tentions
Al period when the best understanding Is
necessary between tie new Southern Repuo-
lies Of America, and the mos, co'd'ality Of
feelings should be cultivated, Bolivar is pursu
ing > course which tends directly to weaken the
hands Of the other Staes in the unwavering
eour Sc they are sill pursuing against the ene-
mon enemy Of all those extensive regions OF
he earth, has been recently repealed from the
soil OF Mexico. in d mos. gallant aud patriotic
manner; and every movement in thai county
bears wsrniog aeains, h, invaders not TO re-
peat their nnprircipl'j and hopeless attempts
AT the Same iimr, Bolivar, the LiberafoT, as he
is now call d rather in derislon, Instead OF
showing, by single word Of encourage menr to
Ihls brethren OF ha repubIc. 'ha, he felt kin
|tlfeG emotion in the hour Of their danger, has
no., al this moment, we believe, a munster In
that OF any other OF he Republican, countries
Pin ihe two American Continents, and seems TO
Seclude himself from all The world except few
foreign agents, sent 10 surround him from Eu
rope, France is strongly suspected Of ins'i-
gating, VI not in some degree supporting, The
late invasion under Barradas; vet France hasa
designing agent AT B"go,a, whose influence
with Bolivar IS 100 islslD 10 be deoitd, and
! whose pretended good intentions towards him
are true only on rhr CONDITION that he permi
| the sacrifice Of his ooun'ry to the j. ,lou.v Cf
foreign Cabinet. New Fork Daily .7du.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-15
NEM-YoRk, January u.

case has been tried in the Suprrmr Cour'.
which excited much interest, and which We Ind
,,r;ou.ly reported in the morning papers,
though they agree in the ma erial fact. ne
N,,h,usn Fire Insurance Company brought a
sui, a,siosr Sa,Is NJ Mead, TO recover back
a sum uf money alledged 10 bc a surplus paid
10 him on an aiIedgsd fraudulent rcprcsenta
ton Of III, value Of the property contained IN
the mahogany yard Of Knnan & Mead, In
Bndgesrrei, std DESTROYED ~ IRE in the month
Of March last, he defendants interest In
which had been insured in ,he Office OF he
paintHs
4 highly respectable jury were engaged Tor
lwo days 10 ry'ng the cause The chirf JUS
lice, in his charge, expressed an unequisocal
OplriOn that no fraud had been proved 90 the
par Of The defendant. The july returned a
sealed verdict in favor Of the defe ndanr on Sun
day morning at o'clock, sfter having been GU,
Irnm FRIDAY evening l. was opened in Cour'
ye>'erday. and the counsel for the Plaintiffs re
guessed the jury to De polsd Francis Price,
one Of ne jnors, declined as>cntIug TO it. The
COiei jus ice JoId him that his conduct had
been improper. He made ar Insufficient excuse
and hs lpry we're sent out again Not Being
able 10 agree, they were discharged last even'
s'g, aad he Cause is therefore no, legally dis
posed o. But. 10 borrow the anguag<Tof one
1t he morning papers, SO far a. the opinion oil
d-Stn respectable men is srriIlrd TO rtspecl
Ar, Mead is exouera ed from any impu,atior
otiSaud IN the Transaction.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-15

l,w UsrvxRarY,-A plan ha' been suggested
e. N.u York for S ablishing Unirer>i'y In
IN, city Oh an extensive and comprehensive
,.,h The 2rojec, is opposed 10 some OF he
Wv York prints, 10 consequence o't's pf"oa
a. ;,,srf.r,ncr in the Interests OF Columbia
College Upon this subject the comms . reia'
hold, the following Language:
I'VE learn ira, the Trustees OF Sn'9mpia
CoI,g. have plan bcfote them, WINCH may
,,s,, III the views Of The patrons OF ~, C .
s.,,;,y az 10 education, give them the 'beneh' q
\, 5rri,.d from ,he large endpwmett alfcsdy
s,o,sI By thai institution, as fosas.sios .
,n,l,,, for The more exceeded Splan,s and re-
mn,e every ground for the charge fsectsrian-
i,n. When the delails OF this plan sha' DC
Ind brore the pubic, a smparisoo Of ne re-
,Dsc,i,, n, iec,s may he mai<; aud The sub
i,cr s,il DC open for diseussion and tousidtra'
non"