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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-27
TNis is to Give Notice,

vIyHAT the subscriber of Alexandria county, in the
i District of Columbia, has obtained from the Or
phans Court of said County, letters testamentary on
the estate of ANN BUTCHER, late of the county aore'
said, deceased All persons having claims against the
said decedent, hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber by
the Orphans Court, on or before the 2Sd day NOV
next, or they may by law be excluded from all benefit
to said estate; and those indebted thereto required
to make immediate payment. Given under my hand
this 22d day of May, 1926. CHAS. MCKNIGHT,
d3w Executor of Ann Butcher, decd
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-27
70 Net,

~ A very convenient brick Dwelling
fiji House, with out houses complete, adjoining
Hss Dr. James Carson's on Cameron street. fos-
|" session may be had 1st May Apply TO
anr 81 CHARLES BENNETT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-27
Trustees Sale.

I'm NOND7Y, the 18Th Gay Of merit month, at
o'clock p. NJ the subscriber will offer for sale at
public auction, on the premises, three story
Gx BRICK TENEMENT,
A3TTFH and Lot of Ground on the west side OF
XS1sSt& Union-street, between King and Prince
iElSkS streets in front Union-street twenty
feet in depth eighty feet bounded on the north
by twenty feet alley, and on the west by ten feet
alley. Also,
A FRAME TENEMENT,
SETf and Lot of Ground on the west side of Union.
street. short distance to the north OF Prince
gi street, in front Union-street twenty-one
feet in depth eghyhree feet 10 the said ten feet alley
Terms will be made known at tn time Of sae.-by
direction of II. /. TAYLOR, Trustee,
NAV IS 6. A. MARSTELLER, Auct.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-27


INTENDING to decline the general DRY Goodsbu.
siness. in which he has been engaged, offers MS
STOCN OF GOODS
on hand, by wholesale retail at reduced prices-t
consists Of
Cloths, kerseymeres, Schol6eId's fannes
Cambria muslius, Irish linens, long lawns
Irish and English shirtng cottons
Superfne bombazetts OF all colors
A variety of fine vestngs
English sewing silk and twist
Patent and Aberdeen threads
Best London pins ofall sizes
Besttrebe and common gilt buttons
Gentlemen's beaver and doeskin gloves
Russia sheetings and Ravens duck
Buraps, Nos. l, 2, 8, and
Ingram and Teniiian STAR &. Floor Ca'petingS.
HE. HAS JUST RECEIVED
Irish linens, fine table damask diapers ga 9-4S lo4
Towelliug diapers of all kinds
ga Irish shetings, very fine
6 casks of shad and herring seine Irvine
bales of common, yellow and bleached shoe thread
Domestic cottons, bleached and unbleached
And expects daily, assortment of paids, Stripes,
Checks and Cassinetts. CHARLES BENNETT.
mr. 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-27
Trustees Sale.

Trustees Sale.
an SATURDAY the first day of July next .
" clock, p. NJ the subscriber will offer tor sale al
public auction, five undivided sixth parts OF
Il Water Grist Mill,
in the county of Fairfax, on the waters OF Holmes
Run. near the town Of Alexandria, generally Snowno
the name of the Phenx MILL with all rights OF way ana
water appurtenant thereto.
One undivided fourth part OF the tract Oh i'nd Oh
which the said Mill stands,
Containina Ttoo Hundred and IArirty-sir Heres;
and five undivided sixth parts Of An ofand on the
said Rum opposite to the said Mill, condemned for the
use ofthe mill. .
The sale win be made at the Mill, under deed OF
trust from David Wilson and others to the SUBSCRIBER
10 secure debt due to the Bank of Alexandria
Terms cash. X j. IAfLOh, trustee
NAV 10 Us
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-27
One Case Ileghorn BOMnets.

With great variety Of other articles too numerous
particularise, which will be sold low tor Cash.
NAV IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-27

additional Supply.
DoBERT H. MILLER has just received from Liver
IL pool, per ship Pioneer
40 Crates and HOgsheaAs
of EAR7HENW.aRE, CHINA, e.. being the BE,
MArspER Of his Spring Supplies which with ms stoc.
ON hand, enables him to offer excellent assortment
of goods in his line.
ON HAND
Porter Bottles in crates groce each
Pipes and Window Glass in boxes
Stoneware of excellent quality ~
Cooking Furnaces so celebrated for economy OF
fuel.
The Genius of Liberty, Fauquier Gazette, Winches-
ter Republican and Sentinel of the Valley, will pub
lsh the above for three weeks, and charge r. H. NJ.
5mo9
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-08-17
State OF Rhode-lslaMd, sc.

In General assembly, ,June Session, Ap.ls2G.
lTPON the petition of Henry Moore, Of
~ Newport, IN the county of Newport,
praying that the commission for receiving
and examining the claims against the cS-
tate of William Moore, sen. late of said
Newport, deceased, may be opened and cn
opportunity granted TO the petitioner for
exhibiting and proving claims against said
estate; Yoted and ReSotped, That said pc
ttion be received and referred to the next
session, and that in the mean time the pea
tltionor give bond in tho Secretary's Office
agreoably TO law, and cause due notice o.'
the tendency of said petition to be givcn
TO the adverse party according to law, and
by publishing a copy Of this vote for three
weeks successfully, before the next scs.
sion of the Assembly, in one Of the news.
papers printed in Newport; and that until
the trial thereof all proceedings of the Ad4
ministrator on said Estate, so far az may
relate to the declaring and pa sing any div.
idcnds on the claims allowed against said
estate be stayed. True copy, witness,
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry.
%
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-08-17
Ndutiral fnteIli0rnte.
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ENTERED

CLE.4RED,
Sloop Collector, Heath, Hartford,
Sloop Superior, Bennett, Providence.
.4RRfY.3L.S.
THURSDAY, Aug. lJ-arr. sloop Aurora
Brightnan, ir. Nostport
Sioop Geo. Il Phebe. West, fr n. Bedford
SlOop Advice, Spelman, f. Providence fol
Albany.
FmDAY-arr. schr. AiOen, Huichens, from
Steubon
SA1uapAr-arr brig Two Sons, fr. Prov
for Portland.
Sloop Five Sisters, Harris, fr. Saco.
MospAY-ar brig Orcsics, .'ason, fr. New.
Orleans, for Providence.
schr. Harriet, Slocum, f. st. PierfeS, for
Bristol
SIoop Ann, Childs, fr.N. York.
TuEspAr-sfr. ship Transit, Butcher, ~
days ir key West, cargo sugar, cocoa, &c
Spoke Aug. g of Cape HaiteTas, schr. Leo
fr. Vera Cruz, for Baltimore. Capt. +. e
Greene, came passenger in the Transit.
Sohr. Hannah Bartlett, Gibbs, ir Ware.
ham.
Sloop Nimrod, Fish, e. Albany,
Sloop Charles, HUDSON, fr. Wareham,
Sloop Good Intent, Allan, ff. Savannah,
Sloop Speed Rose; fr. Taunton, for Philad
sloop Liberty, Conklin, Z. Sag tIarbor.
WLDSEsDAr.-ar. sloop Independence, Good
s.., ir Lony.lsAnd.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-08-17
RJdrrtr0,

At Middetown on Sunday evening last, by
the Rev. Mr Eddy, Mr.. Andrew NJ Smart, OF
New-York, to Miss Abigail II sylvester
daughter Of the late Mr.. 'ohn Sylvester ol
this Town.
At the Friends Meeting House in Ports
mouth on "Wednesday last, Josiah Chase to
Elizabeth Freeborn, daughter of Benjamin
Freeborn,a all of Portsmouth.
In Providence, on Sunday evening last, by
the Rev Mr. Gqno. Mr.. jeremiah Goods dspecd,
Of this town, to Miss Sarah Wilcox, daughter
Of Mr. Leonard Wilcox. of Providence
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-08-17
Dicn.

In this town on the 10Th inst after a short
and distressing illness, Sophia Mauran ,daugh
ter Of Mr. Sylvester X. Hazard, ased one ycaI
aud days.
Communicated.
"On the 1ith INST Elizabeth Allen Bur
roughs, daughter of Capt. John Burroughs
aged years.
As the fair fragrant flower at early dawn,
Most beauteous, pleasing, promising ap
pears,
Sow this charming child, for whom We
mourn
Lament her death in sorrow, grief ant
tears. -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-08-17

THE Subscriber having been appointed
n Guardian of the EHrson and estate of
Joseph Greene, SD ofNorth Kingstown,
IN the county of Washington, and has ac~
cepted that trust, by giving bonds as the law
directs all persons having demands upon
The estate ofthe said Greene, arc requested
TO exhibit the. same, within six months, as
the law requires, and all persons indebt.
ed TO the said estate, are called upon to
make payment to
JON. REYNOLDS, Guardicn.
Wexford, July 10, 1926. [J20.6t
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-08-17
NEMnPlNn4

Arr at Charleston, Isl inst. sehr Jane VIII
cox, Of this port, IL DAYS fr. Havana. Left
ship Boy, Greene, for Hamburg in Cor ds;
brig Harvest, Elirsd, waiting freight.
At the Texel. June 18th brig Maria, Vaughn
of Bristol, fr Havana
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-08-17

IL "flAT Valuable Estate on
~ l. Thames-Street, formerly
!!. the residence of Governor
.sE WANroN being divided by
entries through the middle, and having two
front entrances, and separate kitchens and
cellars, it would accommodate two separate
families with or convenient rooms each,
besides 4plastered rooms in the garret. 1t
has good Garden, aud the lot extends TO
the Harbor. The House has been thor
oughly repaired, and is perfectly sound
Payment may be made in ) or more annu-
al instruments, with interest, and security
for all but the first taken on the estate
The conditions of sale will be made known
at the time and place. B. HAZARD.
July 20, 1926.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-25
PETERSBURG, July 2I.
FUNERAL COMMEMOR ATTON


The solemn services and ceremonies in honor If
Thomas Jefferson and John Adams, deceased. go
unfortunately interrupted by the alarm of FIRE nm
Saturday last, were on Wednesday morning resu-
ned ana completed at the Theatre, by direction of
the General Committee of Arrangements n Tho
satisfaction OF numerous audience who attended
on the occasion. The exercises commenced 9th
the singing of an Anthem by choir of amateurs:
next, Pra,e 10 the throne OF Grace by the Rev
Andrew Syme- Solemn Dhge by the Band An
appropriate original Hymn a portion of Scrip
inre, 18th ch. of Isaiah and Goth Psalm. read
by tie Rev. MIR. Rice Then followed an Ora
'ion by Thos Shore, Esq replete With high
wrought eulogy and elegant metaphor, delivered in
style OF chaste elocution: which, with the consent
OF the author, we shall have the pleasure of laying
before our readers in Tuesdays paper, along with
the opening Prayer Of The Rev MIR Syme. AZ
ter the reading Of the Act of Religious Freedom
by the Rev. Minton Thrift, the proceedings rlos-
ed with Hymn from the choir. rI1tcU
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-25
DQMEsTEC.
MONEY CONCERNS IN NEW W

From The Nesr York Gazeteo Of Monday Morning
i ne excitement occasioned by the sfoppage Of
me United States Lombard Association and Frank
lin Insurance Company, did not at all sbste ON
Saturday. Several failures of brokers' have al
ready occurred and where they will stop, we can
not pretend to say. One or two country banks
have, 1t Is said, suspended payments. but we are
not In possession of such facts as v IN warrant the
publication OF the names Of more than one. which
Is The Greene County Bank. After The present
excitement Is at an end, we may look for a more
wholesome currency, which is a present very dest-
be
We understand that the Chancellor has granted
an InJnction on The Tradesnen's Bank in conse-
quence Of an illegality in the mode of conductinp
the last election Of Directors
From the COMMERCIAL Adrsriiser ri Tus,dry E-esirv
Monty 3Gairs.-There was another explosion
at ABOUT i2o'clock to-day and one ~ bch threatens
fearful ravases as 1t is supposed TO be very heavy
one We mean the stoppage of the Life and Fire
Insurance Company There is great crowd in
Wall and William streets, and feports are ss
usual very contradictory. Some alIeee that il IL
an absolute and heavy failure, while others assert
tha it is only % suspension Of payment. In con
sequence OF the inability Of the COMPANY 10 raise
large amount Of money, which was wanted. on
their securities
The Iradcsmen's Bank. The reader win e,d
two counter advertisements from gentlemen con
cerned in this institution, in subseouent coi,r,
ne crowd IN Chatham square is immense, ord The
press upon the Bank great. The outer doors are
open, but the inner doors shut We understand
that such has been the alarm, that the Bank Iares no,
commence paying IFS bills with less than 200 600
hat -, ,~s,r r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-25

Il good hing rel opplied- In the dis,rib,.
tor OF dame Fortunes favors, our town has NJ.
been overlooked, and in the present instance -,
least, the blind-goddess cannot be accused of bc.
towing her smiles indscreeily. But TO coma ..
the point. We really have much pleasure in an
nouncing that Mr.. Simon b Werckmuller. n a.
town, is the fortunate holder of the whole. ri".
ket, No 81 500, in the yGaryIand STATE Lot,er,,
No z which drew the great capital prize y;
thirty thousand dollars, In B,lrimore on SVeJ,o'
day last, noticed in the following paragraph from
the American Of Thur.day.
The Ticket was sold at Coben's Office. vLs,.
it IS announced, the cash will be paid on presen-
tation.
Mr.. Werckmuller Is very respectable and II.
dusrious citizen, Of middle age, with large FAM
ly Of children. lie has been engaged with H.,
wife several years in Millinery and Fancy S,oys
and in Their efforts 10 please their customers a,
well as in their general intercourse, they haze
blended wi b their usefulness very aceommojs-
ting and friendly disposition, which has eonciIis-
led much good will in this community, to vbor,
the intelligence Of their good fortune will sfFori
much real qualification. [.NorfoLt Beacon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-25
Communicated for the Eooui,e,

ABiS GDON, JULY 4TI, 1876.
ne Anniversary OF independence was celeArat-
ed here with patriotic and rational animation
The dawn was announced by the report of csnnor
At y O'Clock, the Committee Of Arrangement.
having requested Judge Johnston 10 read The De-
clara,ion OF Independence, 10 which he had On.
lIteIy sssented, waited on him and conducted him
from hisresdence into Town. The roar again a
cannon, followed by the ringing Of bells, inform
ed the citizens that the hour Of IL O'Clock had sy
rived, and 'Jey assembled at the Courtlou~e. 49,
Judge Johnston then read the Declaration Of INDIE
pehdence, preceded by few very appropriate re-
marks And this ceremony was closed by lie
firing Of cannon and tbe ringing of bells.
The Company then Withdrew to a Spring in the
vicinity OF the Town, where a barbecue had been
preparing, and al o'clock sat down to very
sumptuous repasi.
Judge Johnston was requested to &C, as President.
ard Gen. francis Preston md Mr.. Andrew H.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-25


Music
Washington Guards
Revolutionary Soldiers
Rev. Clergy
- Teachers OF the several Male Schools,
- with their Pupils ~
2 Mayor, Recorder, Judge Coal,er, of the -
y Court oil Appeals
- Attorney Tor tommonw ea ih and Clerk y
= of Court
n Corporation and County Justices
Common-counclmen
The Orator, supported by two of the
Committee of Arrangements
Committee of arrangements
Citizens
Two Marshals
Thus arranged, the Procession moved up pin
cess Ann street TO Amelia Street. thence tn 80
line Street, down said street to Charlotte S,rae,
thence TO Princess Ann Street, thence -, CAD
Street to the Episcopal Church
As the procession entered the Church il wa,
greeted with the deep and solumn tones of ,bp Or
gan 10 which were soon added the voices of The
choir chanting beautiful and appropriate intro
ductory piece, beginning,
BE STILL and know tina, 1 an God.r
The exercises then proceeded in the f,lo,rir,
prescribed form
Prayer by the Rev. Yelverton Peyton.
The il4th Psalm of the Episcopal service, 81
AIN, TIN and 9Th verses then sung 10 PeveI,s
German II mn, with fine effect.
The g Act for establishing Religious freedom. -
written by Ihos Jefferson, was read by the Rev
). b. Wilson
The celebrated and prophetic letter written by
John Adams on III" 9th day of July, I776, was read
by Col. VIM. +. Gray.
10 these succeeded an Ealogium on the Iiius,ri-
Gus Dead, by John NJ. Patton, ED.
y! the merits OF this performance, it does not
become uS ic speak {; more especially, AZ we hone
to obtain copy oil it for Publication. We must
however, be permitted 10 say, that although much
was expected from the known abilities of the
youthful Orator, those expectations wee realized
by he delighted audience, W no listened trouehout
with the ost profound attention.
The solennites were closed by feryen, PRAYER
from the Rev Samuel b Wilson
The pulpit, altar and choir were shroud~,l with
the eublems OF mourning aud tie Exercises were
deeply solemn and impressive. Business of every
kind was general suspended during the soemaities
- Indeed most OF the stores were closed during
me whole day Our streets wore the appearance
oil the Sabbath, and nothing occurred 10 interrupt
the devout and mournul tribute of respect which
every heart seemed DESTROYS TO paw TO the character
and services OF the deceased Patriots
The following named gentlemen acted as Mar
shais, under whose direction the sricresi order and
harmony were preserved
Col. WIN. f. Gray. James Williams, Archibald
Hart, Iho's Il. Barton, Fayette Johnson, WIN. G..
8eale, VIM. Dunbar, Presley Thornton, and VIM.
p. Goodwin.
Minute guns were frel at sunrise during The
movement OF the procession, and at sunset. THE
Bells were tolIed during the periods of firing
Thus DO Freemen honour the memories of their
public benefaccrs. CHeyoyd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-25

and John Adams, the votaries Of Liberty, the
patrons OF Literature, and the friends of our Fa-
Tiers,
Therefore Resolved, LIST. That as token OF
respec, for the deceased whose names are dear 10
every American, the Students OF this Academy
will wear crare the left arm, for thirty days !;
and that the President Tutors and S ew ard of this
Institution. be respectfully requested DO the same
2nd. That the President, and Messrs. William
p. Booth and Vincen, Bramham (,be Senior and
Junior Tutors) be requesi ell TO dismiss the Schools
until Monday next.
3rd. Tha, MIR. Thornton be requested TO furnish
a copy of his address for publication.
4,h. That the Bell, BY permission, be tolled until
sunset.
9Th. That Messrs Athl. Ball, William Black
well, jr. Samuel Downing Presley Helms, Richd.
Brent, George Henderson and Lucus Leland, be
committee TO wait the officers of this Ins,i,a-
ton.
9th. That Col. William Je,i, (the S;eward) be
requested to forward the proceedings of this
ing to the Editors of the Richmond Enquirer, and
reques, them TO publish the same.
JOSEPH II DAVIS, Chairman.
SAMUEL GRESHAM, Secretary.
COMMUNICATED
In the Literary Society of ROmney, 18th Ju-
iy, 1926:
l-t. 1t was Resolved unanimously, that men,
Der of the Society be requested prepare and de
liver funeral Grafton on the death of Mr.. Jeifer-
son.
End. Resolved unanimously, That committee
be appointed Ito act with such committee as may
he appointed by the citizens of Romney and its
vicinity, or alone, if such committee should not
be appointed) to make such other and further ar
| engagements, they may deem necessary and pro-
per, towards carry ing the fret resolution into eff
| feet in the mosi appropriate and respectful man
ner.
3D. Resolved, That the members Of this Society
! as further testimony OF their respect, for th,
| memory OF the deceased, do Grape on the lcil
| arm for sixty days.
| On Bailotins for member to deliver the Grafton
mentioned in the first resolution, MIR. Kercheva
was elected.
The President appointed Messrs. Woodrow
Armstrong Mcdowell, James Gil son and Clark
the committee mentioned in the "a resolution.
On motion, Resolved, that these proceedings b,
published.
CoPy-Tes'e,
w. e WOODROW, Secr'y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-25

.@WbWYPoyt, July o.
Sea serpent Capt. Sargent, who arrived here
Wednesday from Cape Ann distinc,Jv ss,r a.,
Ses Serpent for half an hour, few miles from o,,s
bar be was within 80 yards of him, and DESERT.
ell him a. he has repeatedly heen described before
Hsrglg
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-25

we have seen many speclacles bu, never one
which made the impression which did this in How
ards Park; this crowd collected under the broad
shadow OF the oaks all looking to one object, all
listening to one theme the Eulogy oil Adams and
Jefferson AT the sound of the trumpet the open
ing PRAYER delivered by Bishop Soule then
followed the Grafton of Mr. Smith, and the cercno-
MES were concluded with prayer by Mr.. Duncan.
The crowd fingered for while around the spot,
and still gazed anxously at the solemn prepara-
tons But the sun which had hitherto been com
pletely obscurcd By clouds broke forth in all its
spendour and lighted up with almost magic bfill-
ancy the deep green OF the woods. Trumpet and
euSie and drum, and word of command rupg loudly
on the ear--the Military resumed the column oil
march the procession was again formed thousands
accompanied it-some few remained looking at the
platform, these a, la.t dispersed and the woods were
lei' as vacant and silent as ever. Gazette.
HONORS TO THE ILLUS rRlOUS DEAD.
FREDERICKSBURG, July %. Yesterday was
the day set apart by the Citizens of Fredsrcksburg
tor public manifestation of their regret for the
loss, and reverence for the memory, Of the late
distinguished patriots, THOMAS JEFFERSON and
JOHN ADAMS According TO The regulations a.
dopted by the Committee of Arrangements, large
concourse of the ciIizens of fredericksburs Fai-
mouth, and their vicniiies, assembled at the Town.
Hall, AT 9 o'clock. where Procession was formed
in the fOllo,y ing order
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-25

~" o'""H"b5 dHo mute.
BY Mr.. John a. Parker a free press: the
Guardian Of liberty cheers, q guns,
The Panama Mission. Our political ,yhi., -
may we not lose by the odd trick. cJeers
BY Mr.. Leroy Griffin BJwsrds Tie nemo,v
Of Richard Henry Lee--drsnk standing.
by DIR. j. Snyder. The deceased beroes Of
&c. May Tie Anniversary Of our Independence
produce resurrection Of their feelings in the DO.
sous OF their descendants.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-20

this grand federation but while he live d,
La might size again the moral empire OF
european apIuron.
The person,l character of Alexander
,rohraccd many useful aud iioe qualities ;
great mudrraion, a sincere aversion to
war. a constant desire of employment per-
sualion and uldness, u natural disposition
fpr generous measures, lAeiy drdoar Tor
brpnS Instructed, memory stored with an
with an infnlty ofknowledge. mind IA
miIlar with an the IDEAS Of the age, with
constitutional legislation even with p1I
lpsophlea system, but .iway5 pre-
dominating tendency towards religions
tho gut and sentiments. Such was III his
youth the august pupil of Col. La lIarpc ;
such he appeared still on the first occnpa-
ton Of PARIS, at The head pf I. enty lfrlla-
It'd monafchs, whose couusrls be temper
ed aud Of twenty exasperaied nations, of
whom he WAS the only person to restrain
the vengeance. He was not without mnu-
eHce on our first free Institutions he con-
cured IN depressing the blind zeal which
would enakp Fr,ner frtrugrdde.