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The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1824-10-09

From anotice in one of the English magazines Of
q work, which, if well executed, must from it's ma
ture be very interesting, we extract the following
beautifully written and when her fate is remember
cd, affecting dialogue between Lady Jane Grey
and Roger Ascham.
The work of which this is an extract is called
Imaginary conversations between literary men and
statesmen," by Walter Savage Landa
".4scham-Thou art going, my dear young lady,
INTO most awful state thou art passing into mat
rimony and great wealth God hath wiIed it So
submit in thanktulness.
"rhy affections are highly placed, and well dis
rlbuted, Love is asccondary passion in those who
love most, primary in those who love least. He
who IS inspired by it in great degree, is inspired
by honor IN greater; itneverreaches its plentude
and perfection, but in the most exalted minds
Alas alas -
Jane-What alleth my vrtuous Ascham what
IS amiss why do tremble -
e" ,7scdam-1 see periI8 on penis which thou dost
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1824-10-09
FEMALE PIETY.

Religion in a female secures all her Interests It
graces her character, promotes her peace, endcars
her friendship, secures her esteem, and adds dig
nifty and worth Undesirable to her deeds How
sweet when the mistress Of a family is the hand
maid of the Lord-when the mother of the children
is an example of piety--when the wife Of the bo-
som is espoused to the Redeemer how desirable
that the daughterbe chastc virgin Of Christ that
the sister leaneth on the arm of him. who sticketh
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1824-10-09
PRESSIAN BURIAL PLACES.

The cemeteries in this part of Germany are kept
with great neatness. Every grave is in general
a Aowcr-bed. I walked out one morning to the
great cemetery of Berlin, to see the tomb of Kla-
proah, which is merely cross, and announces no.
thing but his name and age. Close by, an elderly
looking woman in decent mourning, was watering
the flowers with which she had planted the grave
Of an only daughter-(as the sexton afterwards told
me)-who had been inferred the preceding week.
The grave formed nearly square of about FIVE feet
1t divided into little beds, all dressed and kept
with the utmost care, and adorned with the simplest
flowers. Eyergreens, intermingled with daisies,
ranged round the borders; little clumps of yiolets
and forgetne-not were scattered in the interior
and in the centre solitary lily hung down its Ian
gushing blossom. The broken-heartcd mother
had just wacredit, and tied it to a small stick, to
secure it against the wind at her side lay the
weeds which she had rooted out. She went round
the whole spot again and again, anxiously pulling
up every blade Of grass, then gazed for few Sc
conds on the grave, put the weeds into her apron,
took up herlittle watering pot-walked towards the
gate-retumed again, to that her lily was secure
and, at last the suppressed tear began to start,
hurried out of the church yard TowHa Geymanp
IN 1920, 81, o.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1824-10-09

prove abortive, and knowing well the cause of his
failure, raised report that Mr. II. had died of fever
at -, to which place he had removed. This re-
port was carefully conveyed to the ears of JANE,
and further confirmed by the silence of her low
She believed it-and to pacify, or rather to
CRAFTY her father, she became miserable by being
the wife OF Mr.. I. From that hour she never knew
peace. In following improperly the opinions Of
her father, and forgetting what was due to herself,
her future life became wretched; and in perform
ing what she conceived to be duty she owed her
father she neglected that prior one-her own hap
piness.
Some short time after her marriage, II. returned
from where he had settled himself, and where he
had gained degree of eminence worthy of him.
He came to clamher as his bride ; but she was ano-
ther's-not her heart, but her person. She saw him
once, and but for a few minutes, when all was ex-
planned. He loved JANE too we'll to demand an ex-
PLANTATION with her despicable husband we'll aware
what would be the consequences Of such proceed
ing-he returned to his place Of abode unhappy
From that time JANE declined fast slow con-
suming grief seized fast hold on her-her husband
became gambler and lost his only support in socie-
ty-and JANE died in giving birth to a son. whom
its grandfather took home Too late he found that
it was not money that could have made his daughter
happy, and soon after, he followed her to the grave
The unfortunate child neglected by his father and
deprived by death of his protector, was an outcast
upon the world, until Mr.. II. took him home as his
adopted child. Years have now rolled away since
then, and he enjoys comparative degree of peace
yethe looks forward with anxiety to that state of eX
istence, when the troubles of this life are lost in I'M
disturbed felcity-where man can be happy with
out having gold, and where the envenomed tongue
of detraction never be heard. :"
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1824-10-09

not see, although thou art wiser than thy poor old
master. And it is not because love hath blinded
thee, but it is because thy tender heart having al
ways leaned affectonately upon good, hath felt and
known nothing of evil
81 once persuaded thee to reflect much let me
now persuade thee to avoid the habitude of rehec-
ton, to lay aside books, and to gaze carefully and
steadfastly on what is under and before thee
"Jane-I have we'll bethought me of my duties :
Oh, how extensive they are what goodly and far
inheritance But tell me, would'st thou command
me never more to read Cicero and Epictetus and
Polybius the others DO resign unto thee they
are good for the arbour and for the gravel walk =
but leave unto me, | beseech thee, my friend and
father, leave unto me, for my fre-sde and for my
pillow, truth, eloquence, courage, constancy."
".48eAam-Read them on thy marriage-bed, Gil
thy chldbed, on thy death-bed Thou spotless
undrooping lily, they have fenced thee right well
These are fer men these are to fashion the bright
and blessed creatures, o Jane, whom God one day
shall smile upon, in thy chaste bosom. Mind thou
thy husband
"Jane-I sincerely love the youth who hath es-
poused me love him with the fondest, the most
socitous affection | pray to the Almighty for his
goodness and happiness, and do forget at times I'M
worthy supplicant the prayers should have offer
ed myself o, never fear that [ will disparage my
kind religious teacher by disobedence to my hus-
band in the most trying duties"
".4scham-Gentle is he, gentle and virtuous but
time viii harden him--tmc must harden thee,
sweet Jane DO thou complacently and indirectly
lead him from ambition.'
"Jaae-Hei is contented with me and with home"
".3scham-Ah, Jane, Jane men Of high estate
grow tired of contentcdness''
"Jane-He told me he never liked books unless
/ read them to him. viii read them to him every
evening. will open new worlds to him, richer
than those discovered by the Spaniard. viii con-
duct him to treasures-O what treasures ON which
he may sleep in innocence and peace"
'.4scham-Rather do YOU talk with him, be his
fairy, his page, his every thing that love and poetry
have invented but watch him well, sport with his
fancies, turn them about Ike the rngets round his
cheeks, and if he ever mediate on power go toss
up thy baby to his brow and bring back bis thoughts
into his heart by the music Of thy discourse.
"Teach him to live unto God and unto thee and
he viii discover that women like the plants in woods,
derive their soltness and tenderness from the shade'
FEMALE PIFTy
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-15

J. ,efs standing. cause perpetual
az ,rets for the loss Of the temple, OF
Is i;cb they made part, bat which
e nart can rehniId. And on the o.
' ~ hand. Greece being placed be-
t I"s. two powers which rise by their
nature, it's future destiny cam
IL be doubtful, if it should De dis
1n'smbered. Nav Heaven ever watch
yer this empire. and deliver it from
usyolutioIs, Tie parent of all evils!
Nav it meliorate the condition OF
GREECE without commotion! The
ssmains Of nation of ilIustrious orr
sin. aud the cradle of that history to
ssyb;ch our fondest recollections are
sttached, cannnt but interest all
hearts. But-EsT Menus IN REBus.
This paper. Which was commenced
before the Greek insurrection, has
.'s,eiyed from that event an unex-
nected character; that of political
gazette, which it has preserved thro'
tSe three years of its continuance.
n was begun with AN entirely differ
ont object. The French consul had
f,rmed the idea of reviving in the
country Of Homer taste for the sci
syces. letters, aud the arts; and to
direct its application to the prosperi-
!, oe commerce. An academy was
!. have beea instituted at Smyrna,
10 correspond with all the learned So
c;etIes in Europe; aud the Oriental
snectator would have rendered an &C.
co,,pt of its meetings. and Of the pro-
gress Of human knowledge on the
shores of Asia Minor. II was in this
view Of It's objects, that this paper
assumed the title Of Literary and Cri-
t,cal. The title would have been jus-
.ilied perhaps. ii the paper had been
continued untll the time when NJ.
David shall realize the execution of
his project. We regret that we can
not be associated in the success uf a
plan, for which it is in our power on
" to offer our VOWS.
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District Of Columbia,
/ EStCN
July 10

County Of Aterandrsc' to sD's'
Nav FERN, l824--23d DAY.
IN CHANCERY:
Craven P. Thompson & Israel r. 1 homp'
son. Joint merchants and copaFtnerS IN
trade. under the firm OF Z. & l. r.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
AGAINST
John A. Jones and Lloyd Logan-DJdfs.
rIyHE defendant John A. Jones not have
ing entered his appearance and gwen
security according to the statute and rules
Of the Court; and it appearing to The sa-
tistaction of the Court upon AFFIDAVIT hled,
that the said defendant John A. Jones Is
not An ipbabitan of the District OF Column"
bia-.on motion OF the complalnaDls oy
their counsel. il is ordered, That the SAID
John A. Jones do appear here on the FIRST
day OF next Novembel Term and enter MS
appearance to This suit, and eve security
Tor performing the DEGREES OF the court;
and that the other defendant Lloyd Logan
do no, pay away, convey or 'ecrete the
Debts nv him owing to, or the estate or
Effects in bis hands belonging to the said
absent defendant John A Jones, until the
further order or decree of this Court; and
thai COPY of this order be forthwith pub
iished Tor two months successiveiy ~ Que
OF the public newspapers printed ID the
town OF Alexandria, and that copy De
also posted at the tront door OF the Couf'
House of said county. A copy.
Teste, EDM. l. LEE, c; c.
;..,- TX 2m
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Notice.

NOTICE.
VKIAS committed to Fairfax county
w Jail as runaway, on the eth day
OF June last, negro man who calls himself
j Il C o b.
and says he belongs to Mr.. Mudd, OF
Georgetown, D. G.. The said negro is a.
bout 70 years Of age, about ) feet high, y
has been crippled in his left thigh, and is
very bIack-had on when committed a
blue cloth coat, dark grey pantaloons,
cotton shirt and wool hat.-The owner of
the above named negro, if any, is request
ed to come forward. prove property, pay
charges and take him away, otherwise he
will be disposed of according to law.
P. B BRADLEY, jailor,
for J. c. HUNTER, sheriff
may l3-tf OF Fairfax county
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-15
Land Agency in Kentucky.

Land Agency In kentucky.
INHE subscriber having acted for six
Il years past as an agent Tor number
of non resident .andholders in Kentucky,
takes this opportunity TO inform them and
others who may have an occasion for an
agent in that line, that any communica-
ton they wish to make TO this agent, will
find him at Leesburg till the end of August
next, and afterwards at RusseIIville, Lo-
gan county, Kentucky. Non residents
under present circumstances, will find it
their interest to have taxes paid, lands
processioned and occupied by tenants,
debts collected, &c. Business committed
to this agent will be attended to on mode.
rate terms. ~
JOHN LlTTLEJOHN.
References r. |. Taylor and E. |.
Lee, Esquires, Alexandra, D. c. George
Graham, Commissioner of General Land
Office, Washington; Peter V. Daniel,
Richmond, Va.
iune 26 law9t*
The National intelligencer and Rich.
mond Enquirer will please insert the a.
bove once week times and send their
! aceouats immediately TO ibis othfe.
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@ MARINE LIST, ,m
ARRIVED--JnlpIs.

ARRIVED--July Is.
Schr. Twin Brothers, Baker, Baltimore.
Sloop eliza Ann, Johnson, Richmond;
coal to J. D. Brown.
Steamboat Richmond, Norfolk.
Schr. Eagle, Snow, Edenton; shingles
TO B. Waters.
SAILED.
Brig Montpelier, Webb, Boston,
Sloop Fanny. MITCHELL Baltimore.
Steamboat Potomac, jenkins. Norfolk,
81 passengers.
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District of Columbia, !
Alexandria County, Set. J
May Term, 1924
In CHANCERY.
John Allison, ComplaiEdns,

AGAINST
Thomas Darne, Simon Darne, George
Darne, William Broadwater and Peggy
his wife, Allen Scott and Polly his wife,
Jannet Darne, and Belinda Darne; the
said Thomas, Simon, George, Peggy,
Polly and Jannet being the children and
heirs at law, and the said Belinda being
the widow Of Thomas Darne, late OF
Alexandra county, deceased, Defen-
dants
.HHE defendants, Thomas Darne, Geo.
Il Darne, William Brosdwster and Peg
gy bis wife, and AIlen Scott and Polly his
wife, not having entered their appearance
TO this suit, and given security according
TO the statute and the rules Of this Court;
and il appearing to the satisfaction OF the
Court upon affidavit filed, that the SAID
Thomas Darne, George Darne, William
Broadws,er aud Peggy his wife, and Al
len Scott and Polly bis wife, are not in
habiiants of the District OF Columbia On
the motion OF the complainant by bis coun.
sci, il is ordered that the said Thomas
Darne, George Darne, William Broadwa-
ter and Peggy his wife, and Allen Scott
and Polly his wife, do appear here on The
lst Cay OF next November term, and enter
their appearance to this suit, and give Sc
curly for performing the decree of the
Court; and that copy of this order be
forthwith published for two months suc>
cessively 10 one OF the public newspapers
published in the tow OF Alexandria, and
that copy be also posted at the front
door of the Court House OF said county.
A Copy.
Teste, EDM LEE, c C..
July Is I'm
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July |
Sugar, Lemons, &c. &c.

Sugar, Lemons, &c. DC.
II lNDSAY g. HILL have just received
IL from N. York, per scbr. Exchange,
Harris, and this day landing,
3, 6 9 bs1'. i'' brown Sys'! SUGAR.
go boxes Sicily lemons, in prime order
IS barrels peach brandy, 3.years old
IS boxes bright yellow soap
IN STORE,
ESQ sacks fine salt, Liverpool filed,
lextra size
1000 bushels ground alum salt
70 barrels n'' Knew Orleans leans. SUGAR sIS
rs bags South America g. w. |. coffee
20 chests and IS 10 catty boxes Y. X.
tea, very fine
20 10 catty boxes Imperial ditto
40 bids and ! Pennsylvania, Bsltin'e,
loo barrels &Cumberlsnd Whiskey
60 barrels Cumberland ditto old and
very fine
l pipe and 4 or. casks old Port wine
10 Or. casks Malaga do
pipes Holland gin, warrantedspure
as imported
10 bbls country do
z pipes CogDsc brandy, 3 superior 10
any in the District
is bbls apple do
2 seroons indigo, 30 reans wrapping
paper
Bales cotton, leading line bed cords
Pepper, pimento, loaf 4 lump sugar
Starch, copperas, nuscaiel raisins
Figs, race & ground ginger
Alum, rice, sbeIled & pearl barley,
Madder, English walnu,s,
Zante curranls, demDohns
ton shot, assorted
IS bbl'. mess & prime pork, N, York
inspection,
iuly 6 G.
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N Office.

TIME subscriber intends applying to The
l. Inspector Of tobacco 10 the town OF
Alexandra, for the renewal of two tobac-
CO notes, lately lost; dates, words. &c, as
follows, viz: one marked !. G. 385, 1857,
100, 1927, inspected 18th Of Octo-
Der, 1928; and one marked w D. s72,
1856, los, 633, inspected 3lst OF July.
1898. He also intends applying 10 the
inspector of the Quantico warehouse, for
this renewal Of note marked r. K. 81,
1876, l20, zoos. VIII. FlTzHUGH.
juiy 8 iaw3t
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Information Wanted.

4 MAN by the name Of THOMAS
N SHARPE, hair dresser by profess
sion, aud native OF the city OF Water.
ford, Ireland, who resided some years ia
Quebec, and from information lately re-
ceived, had letl that place about 2 years
since for Alexandria, District of Colum.
bia. Any intelligence respecting said
Sharpe, will be thankfully received by his
wife Elizabeth, who has lately arrived
FROM ireland, under the fond hope of meet
ing with him in this place. Those who
have any information to communicate will
please to direct to Mr.JAMES C.BARRY,
Secretary Of the Hibernian Society Of A..
lexan IRA. d. G.
GrEditors OF papers throughout the u.
S. disposed to assist distressed female,
will please give the above an insertion.
July 3
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District of Columbia,
Alexandria County, Set }
May Term, 1894.
este,
July Is

.dteLGndrtG County, OCT
May Term, 1894.
IN CHANCERY.
Samuel Lindsay and Lawrence Hill, CO.
partners in trade under the firm OF Lad
say & Hill, Compartments,
AGAINST
John A, Jones and Lloyd Logan, Defen.
dants.
VNHE defendant John A. Jones not hav-
ing entered his appearance and gwen
security according to the statute and tpe
rules Of this Court; and it appearing to the
satisfaction OF the Court, upon attldavIt
filed. that the said defendant, John A.
Jones. is not an inhabitant OF the District
Of Columbia: On motion OF the complain
ants by their counsel, 1t is ordered that
the said defendant, John A. Jones, DO APP
pear here on the LIST day OF next Noyem-
Der term, and enter bis appearance to this
suit, and give security eof performing the
degrees of the Court; and that the other
defendant, Lloyd Logan, do not pay away
convey. or secrete the debts by him owing
10. or the estate and effects 10 bis hands
helonpipg to the said absent defendant,
John A. Jones. until the further order OF
this Court: and that copy OF this order
be forthwith published for two months sue
cessively in one oil the pubic newspapers
printed in the town OF Alexandria ana
that copy be also posted at the front
door of the Court House OF SAID county,!
qa.,. EpM / LEE, &C.
80. EN-
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july Is
District of Columbia /
County Of Alszandr,a. Set. }
May FERN. 1894.
IN CHANCERY.
The Common Council of Alexandra, Com
pldinaats,

pldinants,
AGAINST
George Chapman, Charles |. Catett, Sa-
rah Harper, Townsend Waugh, William
Yeatoa, John c. MandelI, and Thomas
Irwin, Defendants.
1NHE defendant George Chapman NOT
a having entered his appearance TO this
suit, and given security according TO the
statute and the rules OF this Court; and il.
appearing TO the satisfaction OF the Court
Upon affidavit filed, that the said George
Chapman is not an inhabitant of the Dis
irlct OF Columbia On the motion OF the
compliments by their counsel il IS order
ed that the said George Chapman appear
here on the LIST day of next November
term, and enter his appearance to the suit.
and give security for performing the de-
crees of the Court; and that the other de-
PENDANTS, Charles CatIett, Sarah Har.
per, Townsend Waugh, William Yeaton,
John C.. Msndell. aud Thomas Irwin do
mol pay away, convey or secrele the debts
by them owing to, or the estate or effects
10 their hands belonging 10 the said alb
sent defendant, George Chapman, until
the further order or decree OF this Court;
and that copy Of this order be forthwith
published tor two months successfully in
one of the public newspapers published
10 Alexandra, and that copy be also
posted at the front door of the Court
House of saiG county. A Copy.
Teste, EDM. |. LEE, &. C..
lulyIi5 GIN
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it got better 50 sweat few monshs IN.
der our glorious bright skies. than to
be for whole winter blowing our fin
gers out of doors, aud ecorohing our
shins within doors, in company with
our Borelian brethren at the other end
ofthis country OF extremes?
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AUCTION SALES.
Public Sac.

AIILL be sold at auction, on the pre-
wv misses, on Wednesday the An Of aa-
gust, At 10 o'clock, beginning With the ono
FIRST named. Oh credit OF s, 8, and lS
months. for approved endorsed notes, the
following valuable properly. all 10 feo'
simple, belonging to the estate OF tho
late James Lawrason:-
- His late dwelling house and LOT
A81| on St. Asslb street, being 80 ieer
MsH front and two stories high, With
" extensive back buildings, all OF
BRICK, and of the best workmanship and
materials, with the convenience OF pump
of we'll water, and largo clslern OF rain
water near the kitchen doc r,a large smoke
house, milk house, SC. With dry cellars
under the whole.
A three story brick warebon Sc on Prince
street, at present occupied by Mr. Nor
deica Miller, 20 feet front, AT deep.
Six vacant lots on Colombus slreet, pes
tween Duke and Wolfe streets, sach 70
feet front, and 1884 deep. ;,
ALSO, at the dwelling house will be SOLO,
vaQety OF FURNITURE. consisting OF
Desks, Bureaus, Tables. Chams. &c.
A. r LEYERING, executor.
S. A. MAKSTELLER, auet.
s,,l~,
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Madeira Wine.

TSIyE pipes. seven half pipes. FIVE quar-
4 Ter casks, s. three half quarter casks,
fine old vine, OF Murdoch, Yuille, Ward
ron & Co.'S, and NJ. Santana, Yasconcei.
los brand, Just received, per big hooef'
Cochran, from Madeira, for safe by
7mo 8-6t JOS. jANNE9, is.
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Mahogany.

ME subscriber has just received IS
IL log. Of superior ST. Domingo Maho-
gany, which he will sell very low for cash,
either in the log or board, at hIs Cabinet
Factory, kiug.sneet, next door 10 The
corner OF Altred-sireet.
CHARLES KOONES. .
july Is H tbs3w
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One Cent Reward.
For Sale or Barter,

TUT OdfC OF I1di ICI,
NHAT valuable property on Henry-st.
Il now occupied by B. E. HARRISON
Also, the house and lot on King street, oc-
cupied by John P. Cowman. The above
property is desirable to those wishing TO re-.
aIise property in town, for it has never been
unoccupied, and the best rents OF any pro.
perry in town of its value. 1t will be sold
on accommodating terms, or be exchang-
ed for property in the country. Apply to
w. S. TURPlN.
July at
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For Sale or Rent.

ss~..A The subscriber intending to re.
ExTH tire TO the country. will sell or
NIX rent his handsome and convenient
49, dwelling OF Fairfax street; who
has also two aexcelent female servants,
whom be will dispose of for term, or ex-
change Ter other servants: they having
husbands 10 town, he wishes no, 10 sepa-
rate them.
The subscriber wishes to purchase two
good, but cheap draught horses.
HENRY T., SLADE,
July Ii 81
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phineas Janney

Phlneas Janney
Has received and offers for sale.
Young hyson tea in 10 catty boxes
Coffee in barrels and bags =,
Owen No. chocolate, in small boxes
Shoe thread ia bales
Pepper in bags, Russia hemp
Russia crash, do, quilts, ravens duck
Malaga wine, in or. casks
Cider vinegar, in hhds. 4. bbls.
with an extensive assortment Of
Swedish Bar Iron.
7mo 9th