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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-31
Mr.. Clog to .Ur. S0ia-ar.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
H0'tingfOn 20M Dec. 1926
SIR: During tho last spring had the honor to state 10
tine Government Othc United States had address,
cd that of Russia, with the view Of engaging the employ
ment of its friendly offices bring about peace. if posi-
bic. between Spain and the American Republics.
founded upon the basis Of their independence; and the
despatch from this department. TO the American Minister
ST. Petersburg, having that object read YOU have
now the satisfaction that appears by late adviccs
just received from ST. Pctesburgh that this appeal to the
Emperor Of Russia has without good rnec and
that there IS reason 10 believe that ne is exerng his
friendly cndeavors to put end to the THE first
would be naturally directed to his allies, between whom and
his Imperial Majesty it desirable that there should be-
m that interesting subject, Of opinion
cert IN action. Oar inflammation from Europe auhorses
the ociioi that all the great powers favoraby in
cnch towards peace and thar, separately conformity
they will give pacific coUnses Spain. When all the
dheulics exterior Spain, in the way Of peace
come the hope IS confidently induged that those within the
peninsula cannot long withstand the general wish. But
some time necessary or the operation Of these excrons
~ terminate the and ascertain their effect upon the
Spanish Government.
suspension, for limited time the sailing of the cxpcdi-
Ton against Cuba Porto Rico which understood to bc
hitting on Il, Cartha- cna ofauv other expedition which
may D" contemplated against either OF those Islands bv
Colombia or McgIco would have saluary influence on
the great work Ut pence Such suspension would afford
time tn ascertain if Spain, resisting hn powerful motives
wncD nnc themselves the siGr of pcacc stinacv
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-31
MOI
.Ur. Clay 10 Mir. CGna-.
DEPARTMENT or STATE,


WGs't0gfon, Nor. 30 1926.
SIR: nave Inc honor 10 acknowledge the receipt ofyour
oc'a note of the 18th instant, communicating invita-
ton from the Government of the Federation of the Centre
of America to that Of the United States to send DEPUTIES
the contemplated Congress Panama. Having laid be-
lore the President am instructed by him say, that the
United States always feeling the deepest interest in what
ever coacernS the prosperity of the American hemisphere
and receiving with great sensi5y, this proof of Tire
friendly esteem of the Government Of the Central Repub
ic will he represented at that Congress, if the Senate of
the United States should avise and consent Tint body
will assemble in the of few days, and if it concur
with the President Commissioners from the United States
will be deputed to Panama without any unnecessary DELAY
These Commissioners will lie empowered and instructed
upon all questions which may appear Government,
to be likely To arise in the Congress, subjects in which
the nations of America may be supposed have common
interest.
avail myself of the occasion to offer you assurances Of
my distinguished consideration HENRY CLAY
Don Antonio Jose Cauaz,
Enroy Extraordinary aud minister Picai-
polenfiGry from Central .7merica.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-31

SONG.-By l.. z. L,

SONG.-By L. z. L.
There shade upon the fountain;
1t will not linger there;
But the cloud now resting on it
VIII leave it yet more fair.
Not thus the shade may pass
That is upon thy heart;
There IS no sun in earthly skies
Can bid its gloom depart.
For faIsehood's stain is on it,
Aud cruelty and guile
And these are stains that never pass,
And shades that never smile.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-31
To tho Hon. ". CLtv.
S,rrci01y ri Si0ic, Z. &.


WAsHUNCToN, Nov. 18TH, 1925
Tic Goycnmcpi Of Central America, which have
c honor 10 rcTrcc0 carly the year 1921, was sem
sbIe Of the impa ancc the independent Nations Of this
continent Of General Congress Of thcr representa- tvce
AZ sure ccmral point. which Nigh, consider unon and
fi'- 3' 2'.' ' ..s &c'"c' . 'lc S'5.c- t!s Nc.~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-31
Do,, Pa5lo ObJcrou m he !glr,,l,,yoc S,,..

10" Pod'o Obrccon IN tie Secrt,aryor S,o,c.
LEGATION OF THE UNITED STATES or AIFx;Co.
Washington. 4h JGrr,rry. 1896
SIR: have the honor Of answering vour ro,o ~ tho
@Vi nilno, in which you communicate 10 me The
nope nj happy issue OF tho negotiation undertaken nv
n'S government with the Russian Cabinet, through its Mi
''c' al 81 petersburg, to so'icitof Ills Imperial Majesty
ms nerposon in promoting peace between Spain and he
f"'7S ' 'iH AFr.7' Continent .'-~~,' ras, ri ,',2
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-31
sSS9&geg@~
From Tie Rockingham GGcstte.
HYMN OF NATURE.

God Of th> earih's extended plains,
The dark green fields contentcd lie:
The mountains rise ike holy towers
Where mnn mish, commune with the sky:
The tall cliff challenges the storm
That lowers Upon the vale below,
Where shaded fountains semi their streams
With Joyous music i'll thei. low.
God Of TIE dark and heavy deep!
whose waves lie sleeping on the sands.
Till ,hc'liercc ;uIMpet of the storm
Hath summuncd up their laundering bands;
Ineu t,e white sails are dashed like foam,
Or hurry trembling DER the seas
Till caimcd by ,hsc, the sinking galei
Serene!y btcaihes-Dcpa:t ia peace.
God OF the forests solemn shade
The grandeur Of the lonely tire e
That wrestess singly with the gale,
Lifts up admiring eyes 10 thee;
But more majestic far they stand
When, side by side, their ranks they form.
To wave on high their plumes of green,
And fight their battles 18th the storm.
God of tic light and viewless air.
Where summer breezcS sweeilv flow,
Or gathering in their angry might,
The fierce and wintry tcmpests blow;
All--from the evenings plaintve Sigh
That hardly lifts the dropping flower,
To the wild whirlwind'S midnight cry
Breathe forth the language OF thy power.
God of the fair and open sky!
How gloriousiy above us springs
The tented robe of heavenly blue
Suspended on the rainbow's rings;
Each brilliant star that sparkles through,
Each gilded cloud that wanders free
In evening purple radiance-gives
The beauty of its praise to thee.
God of the rolling orbs above!
Thy name is written clearly bright
In the warm days unvarying blaze,
Or evenings golden shower of light.
For every fire that fronts the sun,
And every spark that walks alone
Around the utmost verge of heaven,
Were kindlcd al Thy burning throne.
God of the world. the hour must come.
And natures self TO dust return;
Her ciumbling affairs must decay,
Her incense fires shall cease to burn:
But still her grand and lovely scenes
Have made mans warmest praises flow,
For hearts grew holer as they traced
The beauty of the world below. q.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-31
PABLO OBEEGON.

NO. ~ IS COPY Of The Treaty between Colombia and
o' o. October ~ 1922. No II COPY of the Tre,
~ he'ween Colombia and Peru, of July s. 1892 M 10
e"py q" the Treaty between Colombia md Guatemal,
OF "laFch ID, 1925. No. IL, is copy of Treaty br !.
"3 which pass by Tor the present. e.pecally a. ,bc
nave oeeh heretofore, extensively publislcd) to get n,
'he more recent correspondence between own
wen" ana other Powers of Europe and Administrative L.
Mr. Clay TO Mr.. Mdd.tnn nsirucne him 20 c,deoyo-
10 engage the Russian Government ibu,e its hes,
eSerons towards terminating the cA.tins contest
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-31

"oha0hy ana IN using his influence with his a.;ies .
wares general recognition; all OF which you con,nnca
ted I" me in ;he manh of May last, by reading 10 me M.
instructions which had been given that effect 10 the Anne
ii'an minister near His Imperial Majesty. Unmarried >,
my ""vrrmtn' step so friendly agreeable TO the mill
anthony aud position of these States aud alhou,h ay.
as yet received no answer thereto, repeat you what
mao The honor to mention verbally, that Mexico was only
s"s ~ peace ana That acknowledged to this Gov
en'mt ITS nercs, and mode acting in the cause of ,h
Continent and of liberty. " ~
shall! make known to Government the v;sbes or ,,
i'S"' '""' any "'hcr expedition he suspended which
may be projected vel! that which is said IN h 6,,;
"o AZ Carthacena TO assist the independence Of enc ar
po the Islands of Cuba and Porto Rico rs the bas
adapted To obtain the npgotia ton mentioned.
avail myself of this ucca sion to present IN vou ,, 20
SPcS an" most distinguished consideration, repeating my.
Your obcdient servant;
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-31
IN Ct1ANCERY- At cour, held for New-Kc,,
l, COUNTY,. ON IA. OH La.. rE $780,; 1o1E.

~ N'iHNO IN - at court held for New-Ke1it
a county on the 9th day Of February, 1926:
ln'ma5 'llliiard, complainant.
claiborne Day, and Emily Jones, by - -, her
guardian al Item and next friend, Geftudani,
inr defendants Claiborne Day, no; having entered bis
appearance according the act Of assembly and the rules
9 this court and appearing TO the satisfaction Of the
court that he IS nbabitau Of this commemorative
on me motion of the plaintiff by his attorneys ordeyed
mat the said defendant do appear here on the fret da Of
May court next and en:cr his appearance aud answer tho
PLAINTIFF bi a"i that copy Of this order be inserted in
one OF the newspapers published in Inc city of Isichmon
oi the SAID cour,-hca.c.
60. ~. y = t.1ln-ncr
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-31

SAMUEL p. WEBSTER, .4tto,ney-nt- Lap,
40 III attend tho Superior aud Inferior Courts of
'"2Hh'T';1, ?nwhatan and Henrco counties. His
residence is at Geochland Courthouse.
March 23 o..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-31

u"e TO the enlightened Intentions C t lrtror Of Russia
upon whom il could iu have haIuest .fsct II
would also postpone il forever rcucr uuncccssary all
consideration which other Powers may, ty Irresistible
SENSE q their essential interests he called upon entertain
~ their duties in the of the contemplated invasion
"Sc Islands, and ni other contingencies which accom-
pany or follow it. directed, therefore, by the Prcsi.
drnt, To request that you will forthwith t,
views here disclosed To- the Government the Hcpuhc of
Colombia, which he hopes, viii! expcdencv in the
actual pcsttmc OF affairs, orbearng To attack ,h,s.
Islands, until sufficient time has npsn ascertain the.
result of the pacific efforts which the great Powers are be-
licved TO be ujanng Spain
seize. with pleasure the renew 70 YOU assn,
RANGES of my distinguished consideration.
II. CLAY.
Don Jose Maria Salazar,
Ef,roy &riyooriinaryand .Niai-ier Pi,ni-
Potcniiary FROM, COiOa.tia.
NCrE.--Samc 10 Sir. Obregom, ?sutciis BixsGg}is
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-24
still LATER.

From tie .NtH ldh .imericap
Thu lmskel snip Don Quixolir, from
III W, hug Us Paris paper. Ia The l1th
Ili and london dates to tic 18Th, winch
Flth III" arrival of The Manchester of In.
tod ul,, and " illmm Bvlnrs of the
ele, from Liverpool, give u late and con
r'cied ntslhgrnc fum Eurnae. Thr
N 81 npoilant piece oi news Is that con.
Ircied with the ~, or of the ,Ian,ss,r,ps
80 tohstaoiluopie, owing 10 tn. altrnfpt
81 ihc Sullln 10 subject them 10 Enrouesn
''sd pline. ihet Nrre otntpoNerpd IN
Inc e1Itial, but AS they are spread all OYER
tle einptre aud have common cans. il
ilsy be- hoped, We say d" hoped" In the H.
tefrsi at tie Grreksl that teslne VAR
VII ateri tue face Which nih,r,, il.
Would NJ fAtfl"d against The r,hels of the
Fosea aud tn Isles, Sclim III. uncle ar
the present s'ilian, perIshrd in A similar
Insurrectlpn ~ I8n7 tits nrphrn h.s
yet Ia sst the lsaae of hls aittnipt. II
J. sd hc erlncrd gtrat personal coutar,
a. NJ aIlak ufun III Janissafles, ana a
hosl unl.lspling temper. The Fr,pch
paptfs concur 10 surprising thu this in
tnffeetiou may rsud,r the Dnan mora
seeassiole Ia de representations Of those
Eur"ptdu roNe's hat are Inlerced4uu IN
s'nli thr sHnsiDu OF H.. blood Of The ,;r..La
j. prral blian there has been great
idilbg nh VA the rttrtue Of the year. n.
hon ~ 100000 dt6clracy equal ia IN,
whole ORDINARY Expenditure Of this pn,.
efHoeht Tins comparison proves t,x.
sa:ags--the simplicity aud economy of
"nf system, and the nradigalny and tx
t"ui 1t English expenditure, " here such a
ueheh does not appear 10 excite alarm or
naeu IN, s.
lae Glahe aud Traveller states fac,
siogoiariy illustrating The drprcss,an nod
"aai OF confidence Oh the London Nv
.h"ns"' On Friday, the great foreign
b''s' udy, INSTEAD, oi the immense opera.
h".s geaefaiy made On that day, liner,
WIS on! one hau,r that of Barinps
which offered bills for salp, and on. ntlr,
only, h"ihchiid, that would huy.
The eiecllons IN Eosland have bppr
contested With extraordinary spirit, and
expense. The Times in discussing som,
aens OF receipt IN the retenut, ascrib..
In the Circumstances of The ri, r,io,s =,
increase ri E200 600 in The excis, IN sn,.
rits, post horses, &c Nh. Brougham ha.
i'st ins clreil"n for Weslnur-land. Mr.
Beanm"1ni, who was candidate fo,
Northumberland, had fought duel viii
Nj. Hampton, relation of Lord Harwhl,
"ho was rival candidate. Tor some ex
pfess'ons uscd on the hastings. The,
hugh, IA the rain at IL PAGES, and .h.
changed only one inefectonl shot. IN,
Folice being all The time Ia hot pursuit.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-24
ISAAC B. DESHt.

FRANKFORT, August s.-Ths miserable
young man, though Yet alive. is literally
dytng By inches. That he can recoptr Of
the wound inflicted on himself, is ply scal.
iy Impossible The wind pipe is cut en-
treiy asanderand the ends have receded,
50 That they are more than an inch apart
and cannot nov be brought together. II
tlr wound heals at all, it must he with th..
Shasl'y h"ie IN his throat. through whict.
DUTY he can ever breathe. Fit be poSs,-
bic that IA man can live with his wind. pip,.
cut III two. breathing ont, through the
f'artn' cash, then may Il. DESlA YET
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-24

So SERIOUS are the Indications of a fail.
IRE If the gram crop of the middle reg,o,
If the Eastern part Of tie Stale of Moth
Carolina that. IN nur al Inc most prod "
tive and substantially wealthy count,r.
I Narrenl We perceive Public Meeting
mas been held, at - hieh ihe very resprci,
bic Judge Hall presided, and other gea-
ilemen al lbr first character were present.
the object of which aas to take toto rop-
-ldera,ion. the alarming aud distressing st.
nation Ia which man. of The ciizeus If
the county are in Danger of being reduced
by The calamity Of (iimiae. apparently I'M
pending. A subscription VAS opent d Tor
the relief OF lhnse entirely dept ndent on
the crop for bread, and a committee Was
appointed 10 report further measures, 10
be acted upon al future general county
merting.
Warenton is eighty miles South of Pc
tersburg. aud not l80. AS il was printed
by an error Of the conpoSitor, sote days
agp. Nat. Int.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-24
MOST HORRIBLE.

Horatio Cozens, esq. a Distinguished
member of the bar of ST. Louis, Mlssou-
ri, Was as,asslnatrd IN that piice on The
18th inst by Mr.. Frenoh STROLLER. Tie
editor of This paper, who was there at The
Time, understood the circumstances to be
"a fnllows: Mr.. Cozens was engaged as
counsel against Mr.. Shother /; and The lat
ter fading the cause was going against hun
asked the former 10 step aside, as hr uIsh-
Ell to speak 10 him. nr. G. complied ilh
his request, and 'lr. ). stabbed him two
or three times in the breast and once in the
neck With a di k, & killed HIM Instantly.
Mr.. Strother was committed TO prison.
GCincianoii Crisis.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-24


"Tbe mail TlDnl Bogufa armed few
day sgn,b'h nutrtng aosiil,r has ~ Vet
ifan-iafrd II Is. troae,er, assrfi.d ~
fsc', tai 40 sira touost arrived Al Va
isnria aad procerdrd - Cafesecaa. ~ ~
dats irau' the seat Of Gaaet6m.ai. snb
drsPalehrs tom the Libsfalef President,
mhiet Il Is fam"rd, aonana.e hls .nllfe
disppfabaiiDn at the Late occurrences and
eopsry his inosi pn-iti,s orders f,r The
faithful ohsdisner # the Constitution.
Gen. Paez lsii ktlenels for Caraccas.n
-@1o-
FRoH From The priv ate
htirfs run anrIean- IN that enuntr, ,
We leafnthai ulIUei WILLIAMS saB very
warmly and kindly nrlcunad ihefe. A
mong me topic- of his Address. il Will be
observed, Is IA ,lluslan 10 the proposed
Cahal Ia uulie the Pacific aud Atlantic o.
enans, and open IRE. and direct course
Bonn ihr Oue Ia the other. Subsequent to
this Address, oar readers will take an
interest III learuiug, the Government has
granted Charter 10 an A lnrfiran Gompa-
~ 10 cul thai Canal n copy of Nhlch has
been received III tins county, though H0t
III tins City. II u a subject Of no lltle
grallfcailoo, thai. owing Ia the presence
ot "ar Munster At Gnatemals, the Iba,-
ter vas obt lnsd by tn" Agent sep ont
Rom Ne" ipfk t's the purpose, though
s'rongly competed FIR by the Agent of II
British Company, who offered large bo-
nus for II.
Thr terms of this Charter, with other
partcnlbrs, We hope sOon To be- able 10 lay
b. itrr our readrrs NM LlL
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-24

SARATbHA, n. I. Ang. z, I8l6.
TIE SpuHgs.-On referring to our Re-
gisler nj arrivals aud fron careful estim-
ale made OF lhr number whose names nave
not been entered, il appears that between
aud 5000 strangers have already visited
this village the present season. The
town is now handsomel. filled--thtrt be.
ing mol less THAI from 1000 10 1900 Il oar
illerent boarding establshments.-.senti
mel
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-24

hp an nd nan. But II. ne re srnnns,
,alure eannui lnGg sagiorl the System At
Ter 81 material detaag.Deni OF ner Dry.
llzalinn. then must hr sauh sink into al.
crave. Oar Information is. that ne ia
aduslly pinlog away, n,d as we haze 81.
rrady sad, dying BY ineh,s.
Am 1rtr..
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-24
900

A letter from a vain personal friend Of
Commodore Porter To MIR. Niles, says,
: Do not be surprised that Com. Porter,
whose aspiring rulnd causes him, in mo-
ent ofex, ltemrnt, to infringr the barH-
ers OF discipline in his own country should
at the head Of the allied nsvles of Mexico
and Colombia, become the terror of The
Spanish Coast. If ! err not, 1t is his des-
tiny Ia exact from the mother country, by
lhe briiancy of his achievements, an ac
know Judgement OF the Independence Ut
the Sonthern Republics"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-24
Dublin Frsemaas Journal.
EXTRACT or A LITTER.
4 ,,.-4#t.....I

I1'''' F''-717 VfIWt
"OH market for Aurf.ean prodp,. p..
Nnrfslly Is dill aad prices without altcra.
t"n, Phiadfphia huur oi recent IN
p iallon lssrillng at 80 a 80 6 daty pnld.
- ~ sales u Cotton Tor tins week 1854
hdts. Dur crop ri wheat is likely TO hr
= talt que, aud thu harvest unusalll rarl.
But much OF III" spring 6raln has been
spoiled b, drought"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-24
"A Hack to Aire,

WITH gentle horses and careful driver.
A. HATCHER.
Feb. IL. ,s52
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-24

Posthumous Papers.-A gentleman in
forms MS, and says thai hr has unqnrsllon-
able authority for the statement, thai Tho
mas Pane near the clos. at his life, commit.
ted To the care of Mr.. Jefferson to b., dis
postu 81 as nr.0. s.,.,tlld think proper, a
manuscript work entitrd The Religion
ri the Sun !" i.it knowo, whether such
manuscript was left by Mr. Jefferson a.
mons his papers and ESQ, Whit DISPOSE
ton Isto be made OF Boston Coz.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-24


Erpensipe Lalc-Suits IN England 10
the Court oi Chancery June Il, 1896, tho
| Sohcitor General satrd thai 10 thu case
of Lord Portsmouth's lnnacy, petition,
vas presented by tue COMMITTEES of this
Nohieman. praying that, after paying all
the different costs aud ch ,rges enumerated
IN the petition, The surplus iucamr might
be applied towards the satisfaction ot the
costs of conducting the defence Of Lady
Portsmouth in suit instituted b, Lord
Portsmouth, for 4 divorce, in the EecIesl.
a,ticaI Court. His Lord-hlp was aware
that II WAS part of lhe law of the Eccle-
sastical Court, that in suits of divorce
Il nulllty Of marriage, the husband was o.
bliged TO pay the costs of his "iie's de-
fence
Mr. Horne said, he thought the exprn~
ses of the suit in the Ecclt siasIical Court
would amnurt to as much rs 100000.
The Lord Chancellor said, # he might
be allowed to say word about this poor
hunted Court of Chancery, he believed it
would be found the expenses in tins Court
were less than any other He had heard
OF an issue which cost GlOO00 and there
could be no doubt that these suits were ex
ceedlrgy expensive, because the costs ftH
all on one side.
The Solicitor for Lady Portsmouth OBJ
served, if the Committee would advance
the money. there would be- no difficulty.
The Lord Chancellor said, IL was a
very difficult thing to get rid of a wife, IL
neither she OF her solicitors liked that her
and her husband should part.
--stPs..-
Curious Recommendation. We observe
In The Democratic Press, lettey in praise
OF patent Spring Saddle, which contains
ths passage =" II is SO easy. that were |
to ride few hours On it, Think ii prObH
ole should fail aSieept!r' One might
just as we'll say in eulogy ola newspaper
or book, "it is written in such an easy
style, that after reading few hours you
must necessarily fall asleep" We are ac-
q'a'nted with several such books, but we
nave no desire to ride on any such saddles
Noah.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-24

The Democratic Press says that du-
ties deyoved 90 the Pre-iden of the Uni
ted States, by the death Of his venerable
Father, are so various and important, that
they will drtan blm al the Famlly Man
SION much longer than was anticipated. If
not called to Washington by unexpected
business, it IS probable he will not reach
this city, until early IN October.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-24

The Committee toE making collections
in Augusta for the reIiefnf Jefferson have
IN hand $50 dolls. meeting of citizens
have decided that tins amount, wnhwhat
further may be collected, shall be sppro-
plIa'ed io' the benefit OF the daughter of
Thomas Jefferson.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-24

In place Of exporting lhe oats, many of
uur merchants are sIItHg IN W Y large
.quahiillcs la the country gentlemen, who
ARE taking II back H. Ihe country To be
ground, inr the use ul their ienantfy.
~aos. staple support, the potatoes, have
'h's ssason fun far shor. nj the cunsump.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-12-22
DENTySTRY,

nR. M'KEE respectfully offers bis services 20 inc
~ inhabitants Of Alexandria and its vicinity in the
department of Dentistry. Having paid particular at
tenton to this branch of his profession, he aters HIM
selftha he is competent to render essential service 10
those who may have the misfortune Of disease in Their
teeth orgums In almost all cases he is able cure the
toothache without the loss ofthe TOOTH and to relieve
the pain Immediately. He will clean and file the teeth
without injury to the enarnal and will guarantee tha'
upon obedience to his directions, they will remain
clean and retaina beautiful ivory whiteness He WI!
also insert new teeth, which cannot be distinguished
from the original ones.
His Office is at Mrs Gardner's, opposite ST. PauFs
Church, where he will be always ready, Sundays eN
cepted to attend to any calls in the line Of his probes
sion
Reference may be had to- Rev. Dir. Wilmer Rev. Pro-
fessor Keith, DR.. Semmes, Dr. Richards Dr.. fltznGh
and DR.. Brown sept -