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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-16
Notice to Well Diggers.
Superintendent Office, Lvns IS, 1926.
Al c ILL ba raca;yaI NATL TbursJa,. ayer =.

Superintendent Office, Jvne Is 1926.
PROPOSALS will be received until Thursday even
L ing the 22d inst by the subscriber, for sinking
well at the intersection ofPrnce and Payne streets.
The well to be eight feet in the clear, and OF suf
Gent depth to afford good supply of water, with
nine inch wall of good hard brick, and curb Of good
materials, perfectly tight
Proposals will also be received until the same date
for king Pump not less than six inches in the bore,
Of good white oak, and on the most improved plan.
The proposals to state the price OF the log, cylin
der, spout, boxes, platform, &c. separately The
depth of the water in the WELL and the quality OF the
m rails. to be to the satisfaction of the Committee
appointed by Council Any other information wanted
une 16 JAMES CARSON, S.P.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-16
From the Richmond Wing.

In his speech on the Panama Mission, lately
published in the National Intelligencer, "a jun
BILE of crudities, in which no principle is traced
TO its origin,) Mr.. Floyd has followed the exam
pie Of Mr. Randolph, though not precisely with
his rhetorical point and classic elegance, in de-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-16
On Wednesday Next 2lst June,
Virginia State Aottery, No. 3,
Sz nnmhcrs-s 10 be drawn-hiChest prize ~, COO

81 numbers 10 De uraWn-HI
SCHEME:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-16

GThe following inscription for the monumen,
Of the Hon. John GaIlard, says correspondent
of the New Hampshire Statesman and Regis
ter, is generally supposed to be from the pen Of
Vice President CALHOUN.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-04-24

NOTICE BY virtue of DEED If trust
Y from Christopher Clark, 10 Allen lay.
Tor aud Vie subserbes, Bearing. datr the 9Th
day OF December, lsi9, aud ol record IL The
county court of Montgomery, ! shall, tor lhe
pu,posss therein expressed, eHpose 10 sole by
way ri puhIic auction. 81 tia 22d day ot A
pril nckl before the door 81 the franklin 10
trl IN the town OF Lgnchburp, for ceeh, OF 90
such other terms, It, the phrlirs interested
may duect, the following slaves GRu ol the
number Included M snj trust derd,) viz Pc.
trr Fro. Cupid aud MlIy has vie, Nelly 81
her four cb0aren, Lewi., SPOTS, Joltn Crook
Ell and Sally and her sun Jonathan. Such
tip as i, given bv The trust deed, ind none
other will be made,
DAVIDSON BRADFUTE, Trustee.
Feb. 10
DISAPPOINTMENT.
THE above sale IS postponed 10 the 18th
Of May neat. IDS ID. Il.
Apri 81
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-04-24

tOIlCE-Tbis - TO forwafn ali per-
: sous IA general from trading OF Ia any
way trusting my WIFE Elizabeth : umakef
on ny account, as she has left ny ! Que aud
lodging, therefore nm determined Boi 10 he
reeponslblc Tor any Contracts tDat ebe mar
mnkr. ZLbEkiAH SHuMAkEA.
Aprl "a A..
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-04-24

We have few more tickets in the
Virginia L'terdtare Lottery.
Which draws in Lynchb1rg on the 10Th Of
May, price SO So aud shares in proportion.
ALSO. in the
Dismal .S1canp Canal Lottery.
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Nav, price So, and share in proportion.
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of the high prizes.
IL Orders from the country, enclosing the
cash or prize tickets in other lotteries, will
be promptly attendedto by
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April %.
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Spring supply 81 Fish M,dtr3tt &c
&c.--li" viii continue TO receive additional
fresh aud genuine Medicines every few urcl.
from Yerk md Philadelphia Tie Gono,,.
ing are some of the medicines, - 4e viz
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800 lgs Efsom oalls
800 Glnbrr salts
100 Spt.. N,re
100 Cream Tartar
30 Calomri
so Powdered Rhrnharh
so Powdered J9lap
100 Eclipse Snuf, ID jars for retail.
ing
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100 Best Starch
so Stuck Llqnorice
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200 Bottles genuine cd Port Vine
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Medcalfd Oiled Silk, fot Gout and
rheumatism
Water Colonrs, All kind.
hurchs Cough Deops
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Butler Vegetable iodlan Sprcihr for
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o. Dyspepsia
Chalk prepared
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Marble and Wrdgwood's Mortars
China and WedgW Gods Slabs
Surgeons Instruments
Druggists and PhysicIans' Shop Fur.
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Paints in Oil, and Dry Paints Of every
kind
Paint Brushes, all kinds
A general assortment Of Brushes, viz
Shoe, Busting, Scrubbng, &c. &c.
A general assortment of Fancy Soaps
Turprniine or brown Soaps
A complete assortment Of Snufs
All tnr Patent Medicines now 10 use
4 generel assortment of Dye StuGs
All winch are Offered for sale 90 the cheap
est and most aceom,nod Ting terms.
Howell DAVIES.
April %. 4t73
/ KELLY NEGROES FoR SALE.--A
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-04-24

1 KELLY NEGROES FoR SALE.--A
I / valuable Negro Man, Tanner by trade
and negro GIRL. aged about IG yparspld.
Apply to HENRY DUNNINGrON.
April 81. t-72
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Or. 4 Trip 10 Bath.

Between the play an1 farce the comic Dactf
ot :. Joaag fomfk,as aud Poly H1gtu,,,
will be sung
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BRILLIANT SCiiEMr,
10000 Tickets nj 81 gl6o 900
- ot one nAnnk toa Prize

IIfht5 6UfJtV 10 HcUHfTfOU OF TO pfT crnf
aud payable ntfg days inter HI drafcinF. bns
can BE- had, a. usual, nj COHEN'S OFfiIE.
IHE MOME.1f INV MI DR3U.N.
Whole Tickets 10 % Quarters a 20
Halves 2.5O tishlhg 62
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-04-24

o. BY a Joint resolution, Congress
has declared its determination of adjourn
ing on the 22d May. Tue determination
can only be revoked by the consent Of
both Houses.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-04-24

CO The Greek Treaty has at length,
we learn, been adjusted, to the satl.fac,.
ton of all parties. Georgia IS TO have all
The iand, which "rII.knock the farms" out
ofthe 4aod, of the Tronptes, aud the rat
lfcatlon of the treaty H. only suspended
until something can be done tor the Me
Intosh partY.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-08-15
PROPOSALS

For cer3Ying Mails 2fMe Uated SLatee o., he Glo,,
foSf ho'dS 'clt be rceeirei ut Tie Gcncyai Iooa or
October neEi, ucIusiac. '3 y
IN PiRGLYLq-Confiaaed
rom bowling Green, by iaies's and Go
landsVIiIe to Oxford, once week 10 mics
Leave Oxford every Tuesday al p IN and arrive At
Rowling Green by p M.
Leave Bowling Green every Tuesda, at c a M and
miles. ~' "eeN'
at Walkerton by 10 II m ~
Leave Walkcrton every Thurs6a,. a., :, , - 49,, 49,
rive at Dunkuk by ~
o.. From Hanover 9 b. By ITano, erto,rn Newcastle
a.u DoyGS Store to New Kent c. h. 81 toles once in
Leave Hanover C. h. every other ,rbursl,,a, . nm
ana arrive at New Kent c. H. by PR,
Leave New Kent =. b. every other Friday at G II m
and arrive at Hanover &. IA. by ; p m
I miles.
Leave Hanover h. BY every Friday at 9 m AMI
arrive at Taylorsvic 10y noon.
Leave IayIorsvIlle at pm ana a,5Iye at Hanover
c. b. by M.
G6. From Richmond, by Montpelier, Woodvi!le,
Goodwins, Jackson, Cuciooville. LOUISA c. H. New.
ark Gordonsgi!le Barbourvc, Cavesy,ie Mechanic.
miles, once a week.
Leave Richmond every Friday al at ~ m and arrive
at iiaTrisonouTg the pcSi Monday by q nm.
leave iiarrisononrg every Tucsda, al n, and ar
rive at Richmond on Friday by 10 NJ p
g. From Ilarrisonburg by Jineyi.lc Creek. and
tIsvePs store, 10 Franklin, once wccL 10 miles.
Leave Harusoobufg every Tue,laJ at q u N aud ar
rive At Franklin by Gpm.
Leave Franklin every Monday al q m and arrive at
iarrisonburg by 6 p m.
OK. From Richmond, By PowelI's, Dover Mills lea
yer Dam, GoochIand e. %, POor's tavern. rDiun.bia
" ,iunnston, Union Mills, and Milton, 10 Charloucs.
VILE, thrice n week, g miles.
- Leave Richmond every Monday, Wednesday. and
'l''' at a ' and arrive a. Charlottesville bv 9 at
'1'''e charlottesville every Tuesday, Thursday and
c at ~ md 9rrivn ~ Richmond ~ 80 p NJ.
60 from Elcha!on9 r.. -ho.t Pump, jcau5gn's
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-08-15

For ceITy'ng .Hdjis Me Unded Suites on The f,lLoc;ne
tOoSt Ho1dS tcHt be rceejrei ut the Gcncyai Po3 or
Jee, 4" The C"yY Wasti"gton, until he zen d,tY .,
OctOJer neli, incI,Lsiin ~ y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-18
TOWN MEETING

On the death Of Mr.. adams, Jlily IL.
WAsHINGToN, July l3.-A very numerous
meeting OF the citizens Of Washington, convened
by the Mayor, by public notice IN the several
newspapers, held on Tuesday the Ilth inst.
at the City Hail, A." to adopt measures to testify
then respect for the services and memory of the
illustrous and venerable patriot" John Adam:
Roger {. Weightman, Mayor of the City, was
called 10 the Chair, and George Sweeny appointed
Secretary.
The notification Of the Mayor, calling the meet
ing, having been read by the Secretary
The Hon. Buekner Thruston rose and submitted
The following preamble, with a resolution, which
were seconded by Thomas Munroe, Esq.
The memory of departed citizens who have
rendered great and benefcent services to their
country and kind, is among The most precious he
ritages which devOlve on pOsterity; in cherishing
which they acqut themselves Of debt of graft
tude, honorable TO themselves and to those who
come after them, In encouraging invitations TO 90
and do likewise: Among The disintel ested bene-
factors Of mankind, was John Adams, who died
on the An instant.
The citizens Of Washington so recently assem-
bed to testify their regret at the national bereave-
ment IT. The death Of Thomas Jefferson and TO Of
ter their testimony, by suitable demonstrations Of
their grief, oil their profound respect and warnest
gratitude for the services of hat distinguished citi
zen, feel themselves impeled by the same motives
TO renewal OF the same evidences Of regret and
OF gratitude 10 the memory of their late distinguish
ed fellow citizen John Adams; he aided in prepar
ing, and was the abest advocate ofthe Declaration
Of independence; he, 100, received from bis coup-
try he highest Offices within it's elf he died ss he
lived giving distinguished proofs of ms patriotism:
and, by rare felicity, TO witness the Jubilee OF
bis country's freedom. in whose origin he had per-
formed 50 distinguished part Jefferson and A.
dams, connected by the warmesl ties Of mutual
friendship, equally .igners Of The Declaration OF
Independence, and iis warmest supporters; each
honored by the highest lavoufs Of their country.
and permitted TO die together, on the day Of the
National Jubilee. a coincidence so remarkable.
becomes the guide of the citizens Of Washington.
Tie resolution which followed, was withdrawn
BY Ihe mover, who accepted the following, sab
niuel by George Wa,tcrdon, Esq. as a substitute
thereof.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-18

ne again adogn our National Council with his elo-
quence.
The Fair Sex; As mild Cythera gilds the
mondays wane, so beauties smiles brighten the
prospects and enliven the hopes of Responding
man.
VOLUNTEERS.
Professor McViccar. Health and prosperity 10
every man who shall This day buy and burn tic
ket in the Jeifersonian LotieIy.
BY Tutor b. Chittenden. The memory of our
Fathers la their upw flight, their mantle the
mantle OF ifeedom has fallen upon US; May 4
double portion of their spirit be upon us also.
BY the President of the Day. The hallowed
spirits that assembled from the fall OF hlissolongh;
More unfortunate, but not less glorious, than those
that fought at ThermoplyD.
BY the Vice President. The Colonization So
ciety; May it be totally crushed should it become
the organ of party spirit, the engine OF political
intrigue.
BY G. Dabney. The University of Virginia;
May the rays from the setting sun of Jefferson 5
genius, be refIacted by the showers OF opposition
that fall on the child of his old age, into rainbow
OF Slery That shall encircle i; forever.
by Cabell. Wm. b. Giles; May the pro-
Phet chief soon be enabled to leave the IVigtcam
oil his repose Tor the great council fire OF the Ma
ton. there 10 awe into silence by the dignity OF
age, and authority OF wisdom, those no would In
wade the rights of his tribe.
BY Wm. 5. White. Our distinguished fellow
citizens, Randolph and Tazewe; May ;hey long
continue to act as faithful watchnen on he walls
OF our political Zion.
BY Edward Lee. The present administrations
May J,irginias Jack plough sceH Ksntacky's Clag
-1ay FG<esctiI h0di ths rcfe1,S of roy9i straw
A'@ Guess lash make i%aH,' Jfy the ,eay.
Music, Stamp the Devils eyes out
by j. J. Randolph. The Constitution OF the
United States; May it stand as firm as a rock oil
adamant amid the contending pillows of faction
ard party.
BY Richard II. Parham. Greece; May she
rise like Phoenix from her ashes, throw off the
yoke OF Turkish tyranny, assert her independence
and again eHcirce her brow with the laurel oil lite
rsry fame
BY Wan. e. Tinsley. Consolidation and dsu-
MON 10 these United States; An eternal consolda-
uon OF Interest and policy, and speed, dsunon
OF every combination of unprincipled and intrigue
/ ing men.
By VIM. a. Daniel. Republican Liberty
May It's stream be increased by virtue, knowledge
and reason as its tributaries, until 1t shall sweeu
away, IN one common ruin, the thrones of all dies.
potic kings.
BY rheOdoricls Pryor. The Father of GU.
Country
.''eeet is tie Jreati Of yernal sho.vsr
Ihe bees c0Ntr.,l G,tasire s.rees.
S:ret: il.lsics sselti'g f;,iL--bi.t S,reeterr nc.
4 &c S''t s1ncH yoice IF gratitude"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-18
CIVIC HoNORS TO THE MEMORY OF
THE PATRIOT ADAMS.

NoRFoLK, July Is.
AT very numerous and respectable meeting OF
the citizens of Norfolk Borough convened at
the Courthouse on "wednesday, the 18th July,
1926;
thomas Newton, Esq was called to the Chair,
and Thomas q. Broughton appointed Secretary
The following preamble and resolutions were Of
Tered 10y DR.. Il. Ii Stark, and unanimously alopt-
ed:
The Citizens of the Borough of Norfolk having
heard with emotions of filla sorrow of the tlecease
oil treir Venerated Countryman. JOHN ADAMS,
VINO departed this lie on the 4th inst. and being
deeply Impressed with sense of the obliga,ion
Whlch The nation owes to hi iusrrlous services
and example IN The achievement OF her indepen:
deuce; and highly estimating his exal' ed patriotism
ana civic worth, feel 1t incumbent on them o give
public expression OF their sorrow for the event
'nd suitable manifestation of their respect Tor his
memory
Resolred, therefore, That the death of this
venerable apostle OF liberty and stedlast asserer of
MS conuirys rights in the hour OF her utmost need
deserves 10 tie solemnzed throughout the land as
cause tor national mourning; and that the citizens
o. TINS Borough, as ,eslinonial of their sorrow
ON 80 melancholy an occasion, will wear Grape
on Inc lei arm Tor the period of thirty days from
the present time
Resoleea, That Thursday, the 2Oih inst, the
uay SET part tor paying funeral honors 10 Tho
MAS JEFFERSON, be also observed as a day of
FHoic Mourning for his ;llus'rious compariot; and
ha the solemniiies arranged at the meeting OF the
Siizen- on Monday, for The one occasion, be also
ADOPTED for the other.
Res0fred, That the Committee appointed on that
occasion bs requested TO carry the FOREGOING ,eso-
lutons into effect
ana lhereupun The meeting adjourned
lHO: NEW TON, Charm
THo's c. BRoUGHroN, Sec'ry.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-18

l ReSolred, That, as testimony OF respect to
the memory OF the deceased patriot and statesman
John Adams, and mark of their gratitude for
the services he has rendered his country as one of
the founders OF Tvs Liberty, The citzsns of Wash
ington will wear the usual badge of mourning on
the left arm, for month.
ReSolred further, That the ceremonies and
soemnities, recommended at . meeting of the ci
,zens held the S'h instant, in relation TO the
amented death OF the llus,rious jefferson, shall be
likewise observed, In evncing THEN sorrow loi the
loss OF, and the respect they iee for, the mem
ory of the venerable patriarch and Statesman .who
Is now more.
ReSOloed, That six members be added TO the
Committee hitherto raised, consisting OF citi-
zen from each Ward, To aid in carry ing effect
these aud the resolutions adopted at the last meet
ing OF the citizsrs
Resotced, That William Writ, Esq be res
peciully requested 20 pronounce he Grafton which
he has already been invited prepare, and deliv er
an eulogy on the Characters, merit, and public
services of both of our hlu-'rous felluw-citizens
John Adams and Thomas J f,i son
The preamble and resolutions having been sup
ported in eloquent and impressive speech by he
Hon. Mr.. Rush: Richard Blgnd Lee, Esq. rose
a0d proposed amend the Last resolution, so to
direct hat the euleg, on Mr.. JefIe son should he
pronounced on the Sd of September, and hat on
\ir. Adams the 10Th Of October, and supporj,d
ais motion in speech of conside able length,
which was replied o b. the Hon. Mr.. Blrbour.-
The proposed amendment then rejected.
The question the preamble and resolutions
being then put, they were unanimously adopted,
and
Chas w. Godsborough, Esq. of the ist Ward,
| Col. christopher Andrews, of the ID Ward,
| Peter Force, Esq. of the 81 Ward,
Judge Thruston, of the 4ih Waid,
VIM. A. Sinaw God, Esq of the 9Th Ward, and
Jonathan Prour, Esq. oil the 9th Ward,
were appointed the Committee IN pursuance of the
Sd resolution.
The meeting then adjourned.
r G. WEIGHTMAN, ChaumGn.
GCo' SwEENY, Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-18

The Spanish squadron is NOW off ,hi. mort
Yesterday they were in gun shot of The h,,,er;..
seven sail, one so gun ship live irica,es and brig
IT Is p esumed that they will attack this place in
rev days. They approach the walls every even
ing a the present time the Colombians are not
ao'e 20 meet 'he 'quadron, as they have neither men
noi oiee's on board OF their ships. They have not
men enough IN the whole squadron even to man
e o"e VI 'heif hisates They are in dsplorable
s,uS'ion al present. There ars not more than a
thousand troops in this place, and e,ea, sc
,he cannon o. the walls acton carriages. are en- ire
~ useless l. Is l"nored that Commodore I.aborde
commands the Spanish squadron, and intend. to
ITSELF ""N VIC P'"ee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-18

Cnder tie IuIl conviction Of tie beneficial effects
sesalting from appropriate celebrations Of the An
niyersary Of our National Independence, as well as
all other grand efas hat occur in the political his
tory Of our Country; the students Of Hampden
Sydney NIT in the College Chapel on Tuesday the
9TH OF July, at which time two appropriate Ora
tons were delivered on the occasion by YYm. A.
Daniel and Wh. vi. Treadgay, well calculated to
Inspire every youthful bosom with that gratitude,
that should warm the breast OF every Individual
that boasts himself a member OF our happy cOmmu-
nifty. We were again reminded, in the most strik.
ing manner, Of the hardships that were undergone
in the storm of the revolution, and of the increas.
ing debt Of gratitude that impels US in oil the rela-
lions we sustain TO civil society, TO guard with
jealous eye the liberties we now 70 quietly possess.
After which, the Company repaired to dinner
richly prepared by Col. Burwel, the College
Steward, when the following toasts were drank
Mar. Benj. II. Walker presiding, assisted by Mr.
Andrew Hart vice president:
The gallant men whose ex PLOTS consecra,e the
day we celebrate; May their slumbering relies ne
yer be disturbed by the clam0lrs Of internal faction
OF foreign invasion.
Music, Hail Columbia.
The People Of the United Stsies; May they
searn that the virtue Of republic, like that of
nation, shines most lovely when reflected from the
mirror Of domestic economy.
3 Tbs Senate Of the United States; Mnerya's
chosen band; May peace and harmony prevail 10
iheir councils; may virtue aud friendship unite
their sou,s.
The Youth Of America; May they imbibe the
ifae split OF this occasion, and act in future wor-
thy Other noble ancestry cheer.
The Royal President OF ile United States:
May his reign cease with the expiration Of the IRE,
sent rerm, and The no longer personals Inc "a.
TIER.
Andrew Jackson, the Star Of The Wet
Hay he quickly come to his meridian TO ol,Ile,
the almost benigb;ed land Of his Fathers.
Hail to the Chief
Thomas Jefferson; The Statesman and Tho
Philosopher; The star that has ever been the bea
con TO American prosperity May he receive that
token Of affection that will assure him he still
lives in the hearts of his Countrymen.
The Han. John Randolph; May bis excessive
en,hw'ssn 5e Tempered with Fria'eacc; and nav
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-18
- nnerat OTIS Qu.es.
INTERMENT OF MIR. ADAMS.

Agreeably TO arrangements made. the remains of
me HON John Adams, ere eutombed on Friday
afternoon, at Quincy, with every token of yenera-
ton, respect and affection.
an immense body of citizens assembled from
various parts OF the state Several carriages were
from Salem and more remote towns
~ corps of artillery stationed on Mount Wal
laston. fired minute guns, during tie whole time
OF Tie iurtral services and several similar tokens
oil respect were heard in the adjoining towns; the
Dells OF which were to!led, and the flags on var-
Gus gun houses, sc. were hoisted half etaG
l lie relatives OF the deceased the Societies, and
Others assembled at the late Presidents mansion.
i he citizens OF Quincy met in the town. organiz-
Ell, and moved In body TO the vicinity OF the man
son-house, when about 4 O'Clock the Funeral
Procession was formed under the direction OF
several Marshas, composed OF Gentlemen of Ouin-
cy.
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
Marshall Citizens OF Quincy-Undertaker-
Corpse Pail bearers, Judge Davis, President
kirkland, Governor Lincoln Hon. Mr.. Green
leai' Judge Story, and 1t. Gov. Winthrop-M Male
Relatives- Members OF The Honorable Council
Senators- Speaker and Members of the House of
epfesentatIves-Secretary and Treasurer-Hon.
Messrs. Lloyd, Silsbee Webster, CrowninshieId.
Bailey and EYcret'--Mayor, Aldermen, and Com
mon Council OF Boston City Auditor, Clerk and
Marshal -ProiessoIs- and other officers of the
University Members OF The Cincinnati Clergy
OF a large number OF towns United States Nav
and Army Officers Militia Officers United
states Civil Officers Strangers Citizens of the
towns IN the vicinity OF Qaincy- Twelve mourn
Ing coaches with Female Relatives closed The
Procession
The procession was Of grea, length When the
'front.' arrived at the meeting house, the citizens Of
Quincy opened ranks, while the corpse. the ,el.
yves, and Others entered the Church, the pulpit
and galleries of which were dressed in mourning
The House was thIonged.
The services commenced and closed with an
thenis. The Rev. Mr.. Whitney, Pastor of the
society, addressed the Throne OF Grace in prayer,
and delivered IN impressive Sermon. in which he
gave summary OF the eminent services, dis,in
gulshed talents, anable life, and christian virtues
of his venerable parishioner.
The body was then borne TO the burial ground
and deposited in the family tomb. Centi,iei