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The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-09-02


practical remarks upon that al important subject.
First, then, let II BE- remembered hy every mother,
or other person charged With Ill, responsible office,
that religion / mean Che nur.-, .nU. :iltcncd religion
OF the benign jesus IS OF paramount Importance,
in every institution for the promotion Of human
happiness Wherever felt and exercised in its IN
adorned purity and simplicity, II ennobcs the
soul elevates her degree higher in the scale
Of intelligence, and more nearly sssimates her
TO the image of her God. In woman's bosom it
sits like precious Jewel, throwing around hera
halo Of dazzling excellence, and gives the coolng
Of reality TO the bright visions Of the poet, wherein
she is represented as indeed the Angel Of Heaven
Here We might pause, s!nce the education of ALL
whether male or female, if conducted according to
the principles Of pure religion. cannot, in any in.
poTtant respect, prove defective for within her ho,
prcccpts is embraced The whole sum of social as
we'll Is religious duties The infant mind is like a
carte bA7.cIe. and, whatever canting asceticks may
say, is readily susceptible of good impressions as
OF bad. Let the anxious mother, then, ne1 er lose
sight Of the importance of impressipg, as early as
pos ,;bte upon the mind of her daughter, the deep
and experience have taught her to be essential to
The perfection Of the female character Let her ever
d~cona'cnancc disposition to speak in untAyoraJc
terms nj an, one. This is sad to be- and it mus,
DC admitted. with TOO much appearance Of truth.
the "eAkcst point in the character Of the sex A
neitnchol! ,lC>, attributable to a cause whence may
be traced most other Of the pc cua7 weaknesses Of
womon-l mean barrcnncss Of intellect for the
nlnd, when cnliched With an ample store Of useful
information, opens source Of amusement, from
Wh,ch We tel no disposition to turn away, to feed
uppn base scandal, a,id indulge a secret eXulta,ion
III t.e nnstortuhes or faults OF our ncighoors Let
her. BY the infinite variety ct cApedients which
parents deep interest for the welfare OF child will
ucyc? !alI to suggest, nculcAte the necessity Of a
doclie, patient, and yielding disposition. AIts
how frequently does an unrestTaincd lntug cnce at
III, carry period Of life, IN some through error, and
IA others weakness, supply the place of this n!por;
ans duty. The natural ga &! of youth should not
be restrained unnecessarily 1t viii naturally, in due
time be succeeded by modest gravity. Too much
sfrc'ness and severity never fails 10 break down the
noble SPIRIT and excite in kind of perpetual irrl-
tat.on, than which nothing ne more unc0ngcnial
to the cultivation oithe virtues Of the healt Another
Of the peculiar fraltes Of our sex, Willie pupils Of
the nursery IS the habit of practising what, through
want OF a tn,ider term, must De called deceit, With
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-26
i1oOsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
SATURDAY, JANUARY ~.
JUDJr/ay mr.

,r, NC t1ouse passed to the unfinished business Of
nnsoSy, ana the question being on the follow
Rss sg"s r ohered by Mr.. Mercer, ofvhsinia-
committee that bTough, 1t in, win an ;rs,I ~ We
SO 70 amend It as to discharge the Judoes 81 ~
supreme Court from at,endsnce on he Ciror;,
our's OF the u Sta,es;to provide for The srsJnai
,eoucuon OF the present number TO FIVE; and Sr,hor
70 prov'ae an uniform efficient system for The a.
,n,ns'Iaon Justice in the lneroI Courts of The
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PURLIC aT1I1II0 AZ


virtue Of deed OF trust executed 20 the o
me on day OF iune, 1884, by Dinei Wei,ezer and s;s
poTa Tab h' wife, and admitted to record in The ronn,
., op the ii day Of June 1921 for the
VI Isguuu'rs certain 'in OF money therein mentioned
WIZ oe sold al public auction, the b;rhp hide e, 49,
muse aiy occupied ~ the said Daniel esecer near MN
~ 'ne,'eiheii county, on Monday the 9Th Iay Feb
tuiy nsA u Tar, Otherwise the next fair dav ,h.1,o,.
d 81 ia adjoining the sad premises lately by The
al Undivided portion Of river land ADJOINING IN. 80,
% n s Psebs,sd ~ the aid wesger Of D.ve,
stock OF horses, cattle sheep aud hos, far,nn AZ ,ne
ta Tt on neg neg osa,o lot 10 Mancher No s
vi the late VIM. Cooke. ' - .ie"ieo' neal the land
iefn' oi sale One AMI Two years credit will be sir
iAe puIobasers Of the zeal estate e1cen, The lnd Nv
.et gvns h"ie', with approved endor,sr. and
IpOn Tue property 10 secure the puncinaI p,vmen, ~
WIKI; % money. The nsgfoe, all the other
The sale wall Commence NJ II ,,iL ,.u,
Thomas TaylOr ''''' anu VIII DC made bJ
r. ". NICHOLAS, )r
R;,bo,.. ~, wa. NEKERVIS. { trustees
-'-'' -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-05

| GOV ERNOR THLER'S MESSAGE
we never ielt less hesitation in speaking OF any
State Paper, than the loEg, lucid, and eloquent
Message OF Mr.. Tyler, which graces this days
paper. There is no equivocaiion and mys ifca,ion
about II. 1t speaks the bold fearless and indepen-
dent language OF truth We expected nothing
less from IFS author, wLo, like The State 10
winch he belongs, is "oG-,tent with himself, and
hrn In the maintenance Of his principles The spirit
IN which he refers to the doctrines Of the admins
traitors OF the federal government was demanded
by the lowering aspect Of our political horizon.
virginia Is yet deeply attached TO The Felsra,iye
frinciple IN It's true Character. She yet reposes
her faith in the correctness OF that Interpretation
Oh the Constitution which was promulgated by the
Legislature of 80. She c. 10 MIR. Tyler her
thanks for the clear and forc.5ie exposition which
he has given OF her principles.
But this is not all the meri, Of the Message
IS an excellent busiGess-like Docutaent. |,
treats many OF the Subjects which he discusses In
mastery manner. His views OF State Internal
improvements Is especially worthy Of the most
serious elaboration. In truth, the @ resiion is
now Drought home 10 us IN a way which cannot be
eVaded Shall we have roads and canals UPON
our own resources, according to the Legitimate
rules OF the Constitution Or, shall We have
them made Tor us by the Federal Government
assuming this power. Our Western Fellow -Ciii-
leps demand tntm AZ our hands; and they have
Tehi to demand them. The inhabitants Of the
AO"IdH1ss bound 10 them by Irnfnon State
and one common interest, can no longer refuse
ther warmest cooperation. And can Virginia
deny these inesmsble benefits to her own citizens:
shall New York finish Out of her own fund, tie
rro'idest monument OF the present age Shall Ohio
undertake grand and benetcent system Of State
canals -Shsll Pennsylvania also Undertake a mag
nlhcent enterprise OF her own---And shall Yrgi- |
nina want the spirit and the enterprise 10 initiate
her sister States? No, nol-But let us look before
we leap-thInk deliberately, plan wisely, and then
prosecute with decision. This is our course-this
Is the duty which our character demands.
SKI The space which this day give to The
governors Message prevents our publishing the |
hrst letter which we have prepared for the Editors
oil the National InteIligencer.--- yield tbe Co
vernon that space with Infinite pleasure --The N.
intelligence shall hear from US in due season
liner sophisiry and sub,erfuge shall not escape US
Ihe Quarterly ReOietD. Eternal yicissitude
IS the condition Of all worldly existence. There
IS nothing IN the great circle OF eye and ear which
IS not constantly undergoing some process of
transformation aud change Follow the snslogy in.
to things pc'sghysicsl, sn5 the great law OF "a
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LAyVD FOR HALE.,-.

pUhSuANT to deed Of trust, exc ut.J 10 the sbse,be,
ny Huhaui Lee, and feeoflcd in the county court N
ohnopd, for The PUpose of,,cuinz 4, John Iv,1
sum money, therein expressed TO be due shall exno.e
~ public auction, for cash, the dwelling nous, of
Ie ." Tue sth Feb newt the Il land Inv
ueeo o. trust eontaui by estimation eis hundred aero
OF sssi aud lying the coune. Of Richmond and
westwofesnd mUoh Of the said l,ud a, will he ,o
asy The trust aforesaid ard s costs attending The
.Vn othe sme Suob title !, vested IN the ,b.e,,he, -
trustee, will be conveyed 10 he purchaser -
- SplH r. & sEFFRISs, Trotee,.
~ e1-im
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-05

VIE SUBSCRIBERS wall commute der ScnoIl the ,n.uiar
year near Taylo Ferry, King William in which will he
yh, Tue creek French aud Latin hnsu,ge. the Element,
" mathematics Geosraphy with thr Use Of the Gobe, and
me usual minor branches Of all English education.
ihe Pee Tor tuition and board with either of the ,uhscri-
be residing not more than half mile apart each rde
IInhing ms own bed bedding aud towels $50 For ttiu
alone $40 Tine Subscribers feel grateful for the
already Afforded them, aud those who NAV be-
70 favour Them with their patronage the cn.un
pans shall he spared in fulfilling The duii.. Of III. t,
posed IN them. CHRIST: W. TALIAFERRO
THOMAS u. TOLER
D'N' - tv.,v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-05

~ ~, ~, ~. con.hi0nip, affh If pirgnuu
xrrrvpr,. n PhOCL6H4FION
~ uEREAS IL bis brenrepre,en,,Jt,, ,ss rss,. 81,
s%9ner Of The Town Of Pe;esburg thai on tbr Gisb,
SIC -"'n oi NoTcirher most foul aSd s,roeio,. IT,
"ss comnhied on The body Of Mr. ScEDi TUIYEW an
,. 'nd i e msh respected eenof The said Town who
wound on h's seul Of which he died on the 9on;n ~ 49,
conn me Pe,Pettsor Of this foul deed unknown, and
iS,sf1 s nae therefore thought proper with IN,
bs d DolloTs to any person persons, who will appre
49,; , 70 the jail VI Petersburg, the perpctrator Of
Wy Aforesaid diabolieal act: And do horeoyar ,.o,s II.
e,yIl ara military and eSor the good people OF The
% 70 use men beet endeavors TO cause the ,,;d
law directs. - my w "''" WIN 40 The
n undef my hand rs Governor and under IN. zeal
ts2s " i'''o"'0"' w" 4tb day " Deesmher
De-. E JOHN TYLER
Nv
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ny fhe GO;ey"or ef tie CornTaon,pt ara or Vreinia
a kIS0l'I. AZ lnI0k

NNEkEAS has beea represented 10 the Executive bv
.he sheh ct oieenhfier county, that the night IL
e ,.tn ul' Two slaves nined JAMES and ALERT, who
ndu psen convicted BY the said county of hor,s
eant aud sentenced to be hung, broke said . made
h escape thsreom and are going at large: have
thought proper with the advice Of the Cvuuc nj
. 10 oaer reward of hty dollars, for each Of the said
10 any p.rson Or persons who will appre bend aud
wy 'h. of e,her oil them to the Jail of Greenbrer county
Gieaid ana DO moreover require all officers civil aud
hnd eAhoit the good people OF the Commonwe
70 use "e ne rndeavor the said fugitive 10 no
P ehehae That they may he dealt with the low dse
meh under my hand Governor, AMI the seal Of
1896. $3.50 ~ i'm " III ~. roe' %
Jame- " about 35 years Old rather dark down
look when spoken IT, about feet inches high had on
escaped sn oil wool hat linen shirt
an Ola par OF moekasons, his beard very long.
albert Is between IL and 10 years ODD also Of rather dark
npieSon pleasant coun,snines when spoken to- about
.r Tor inches hsh heavy msde, with large fat foot t
P'-hai on Psr Of tow psnalvus aud Shirt bIueish
eo'oed sosee an old fur hat aud old pair shoes They
loon with them other clothing 1t is pesumed they are en-,
deavou'ins I" get 10 the state Of Ohio.
Dee. 5. On -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-05
$500 Prizes,
1860 Blanks.

Tet.ts or Share 20 De Rad OF tie Jolonips ,s,,,
Whole Tickets, s5-Hslf, do 2s0--bnarer, Do IS
fokages OF yea tickets embracing The 10 Nos which ar,
srrap,sd 10 draw at least $40 nei sf eau be lad No
following rates; ~ 10 IA" s''Ho
Whole Paeksse', s5o-Hslf DO. rs Quarter, DO 70 a.
VI should be preferred, the amount which ,hv aot Of
Tickes. b'e" w ~S'
Whole $50 -IIalyes, IS so ousrtsry B2s
Cash advanced for Przes @ q demand.
Orders en-, losing the Csss Prires shove ao,, raid
TOT Tickets Sbs.es wi receive propf ssntion n
asd0 YATES MCINTYRE
FoiegA or Fsys;feriUs, NJ G.
~ - laid
Gao issss b. s.sy ~ q shove sSA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-05

n: y. SHH.NAJTSKI, Practical Uentist.
kNoh The better my
nav. rented rooms in the dwelling house formerly or-
sS 1p's oy w. CLARK on street, opposite MI. N,ou
Once hours from until two m, aud from to D. n
80. 6O..2avtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-05
COAEN,s oFFIcE. nieL.,,o.,.,

-p.u,Sc ,,,ro,, Deeeaber 9Th, 1876.
l EhAHiNd ANNOUNCED. We have the pIesur. IN
- announce That IA consequence Of the already ex-nyc
safes andte net demand for in "a, TJRI
CLdSS OF TIE riRGINIA STATE LOTTERY. (fay
nc hen 81 The Woaongaiia cadep,v) the drawing vii
that day. :" ~ ~ '''"i'e''u Q"
De''"' GO-td
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EHHE4rllS


ssr having sus.sed The .,t,ees Of NJ c.y.a
ensuing Dunlors, Powhstan sovny; n, 6r,t
will commence the 18th of January the is,h
Jnoc md its second will the 18th Of July ard
the 18th OF December In this school Ensh
drawDs of sps ssdtIs bssnsss, q
mIhem.ieks TO whs< may be added comp etent know
Book Keeping TERMS board including washpr fueL
&c. $40 per snusri, each Student furnishing hn own
o or bedding will be furnished for 10 dollars ref aunu
1n ~ dollars annun the whole payable
The umos, and s,,cnion will be extended
which he 10 my care and no measure,
% neglected which may tend promote their improve
vac o,aache. Of science which their attention NAV
WIN the sentiment. and department the quali.-
snn aPpies'ion Of MIR Coleman the subscriber svell
acquainted and well pleased, who will himself ro,,;nu. o.,
sha umsstt the the sch,vl The .u.;on
aud retired, aud the public 81. ne from Rrh
" 'Vhe, within two miles Oft will prove a ereat
Is,,s =, s Ct students and their baggage.
County. Enw sWn son, r9wna.an
Dee. g. D -, ohr 81
\ 1926. ' N'1'' so November
Paul Dmue of the di,,ribu,.e, aud .jm;n;,,, ,s
said dsce0ed pi.r'ee Oh
against, "',
DAVID Aowen who lott ared with Polly Dimue a,,,h,
o. saa LarroS' D'nue decd, and Nsney Corusu
HahSy p'mue, VINO intermnried with PaIke Corneu, aho
daughter oi said deed and others, Defeu,ian,
Ordered that said David, Polly, Park sni Nancy be ,um
10 enfuary Court next, 10 shew If any they car
why The land and negroes belonging the estate OF
linus dte shs not be sold order equal
ersoe aud be further ordered, THAR this order be duv
County W -"''
o.Py. Tes,e, NARCIssus W. MILLER
0e. - 60---w8w$
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custom house bond for the very large SUN Of
eDs los an re. on several China earsoe became
OF New York, single check This i, said 10 be The
bond ever paid 10 thu, country
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-05
RORKDTNG

Who' ALbH9NDEH has taken the House mn,J;,,.,.
" over Doet Abrshams Apoihceary Store and rsSe ~
Legislature with board. " we've ''e"'sf' I" me
= Soft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-05

NOTICE..
VIE Grand Lodge Of Virginia will in the n,,on:,
tl. month"; at O'Clock, Z. nj. ' "
Dee. ,. en- q,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-05

BO-fRDL-NII. :, =
I'VE Subscriber will be prepared toaeeommodae ei.t
- Ten members OF the Legislature with hoard
THOMAS HATCHER
5a-St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-05

understand, says the National Gazette, that the New
Jersey oyster COMPANY, which had recently zone into
h, rev days ago sent some agents collect
se at be pea; IN Delaware Bay the which they wer.
lives. 's ~ ~ W. '''e'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-05

, MAhhiEp.'he Esd mli by The Rev. air Hart Mr. John
~ '.Ho"" |'s'rsH, oi twna kri Hanover, To Miss L. d.
e"T''" daughter OF Turn ~. Christian, Esq Of Chai.. Civ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-05

Ihe Qudyteriy ReUielD Eternal vicissitude
IS the condition Of all worldly existence. There
IS nothing IN the great circle OF eye and ear which
IS not constantly undergoing some process OF
transformation aud change Follow the snslogy in.
to things pc,sghysicsl. sn5 the great law of ns-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-05
GOVERNOR TYLER,s MESSAGE

December 4th, 1876.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-01

The Editor of the New York Evening Post
saws chat Jupiter andVenus will come TO geo.
centric conjunction in regard 10 longitude, on
the lst of August. 1t viii be interesting to
observe the near approximation when they will,
in a manner, unite their efulgence; as if to COM
pensale for the absence of the Moon.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-01
.AlErF521XS, 4 IF!D.@.les-A9
TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST l, 1926.

The Baltimore American says that des,ruc-
live fire took place at St. Thomas few days
previous 10 the 10Th ult.-The Custom House,
with fifty other houses, (mostly stores) were
destroyed, which sensibly affected business Tor
The moment.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-01

we are informed, says the Boston Gazette,
,hat the Rev. Mr.. Storrs will deliver Euogy
on the Death of our late Presidents, John Adj
ans and Thomas Jefferson, in the Rev. Mr.. Per-
sins' Meeting House, in Braintree on Thurs
day the Sd day Of August nexr-The President
Of United STATES will be present-and the per-
Torrance will commence at 3 o'clock in the az
ternooD.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-01

Notice.
4 GENTLEMAN residing in the neighborhood Of
N Alexandra, wishes to engage IN ms family An ei,
derlv white Woman. in the capacity of Nurse and
Hoase.keeper. objectionable evidence must be civ
en- of good temper character, &c. To such one, IL
beral wages will be given. and employment certainly
till the first of January next and perhaps much longer
Apply to the Editors of the Alexandra Phenx Gazette
july 90 eoo.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-01
Wheat w anted
70 let,

- A two story frame dwelling, situated
EHE at The south end of Pitt.street, having every
NJ !. convenience for genteel family. Attached
49, to the premises there is small garden, with
fruit, flowers and shrubbery Rent moderate to suit
the times Possession be had the first Of August.
For terms, enquire at the house, or of
d. REED, Fairfax street
july 90 eo6
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-01

4 Public Dinner was given TO Mr.. CLAY, at
Lexington, Kentucky, by his late constituents,
on the 18th instant, at which nearly 200 citi-
zens were present, EDMUND BULLOCK, Esq. pre-
siding, and RlcHARD HIeGINGs and General
Body acting as Vice Presidents. The following
Toasts, selected from the regular Toasts at the
Dinner, will serve to show what was the prevail
ing sentiment of the meeting:
The President of the United States: Learned,
liberal, wise, and patriotic-the shafts Of envy
and detraction fail harmless al his feet.
The Administration: Let its enemies tell its
offences. 1t has recommended mission for
the promotion Of Republican principles it has
adyisedthe encouragement Of science and liter
ature, Of internal Improvements and home man
ufactures. Alas! how criminal!.!
The 'opposers of the Panama Mission; The
gentlemen have "un,chigged" themselves for the
rest Of their lives.
Our Guest, the Hon. HENRY CLAY; Could he
be more endeared, admired and conGdcd in his
prosecutors and SANDERS have given him that
claim on US.
The Constitution of the United States. A
Washington, Jefferson, a Franklin, Hamilton
with other Sages and Patriots, made tive
will no, name those who propose to mend it.
National LatelLigencer
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-01

NTcssrs Brent and Gurey have been re-elcct
ed TO Congress from the State Of louisiana
Il will be remembered that these gentlemen
voted for Mr. Adams at the late election by the
House of Representatives; and that the parti-
cans of General Jackson confidently predicted
and expected that the people Of Louisiana would
express their disapprobation at the polls. 1t
will doubtless be an abundant source Of disap-
pQin,ment 10 many hungry expectants; and it
ought to be lesson TO disorsanizers, seeing tina,
all their Glamour and misrepresentation have
failed in this instance, to mislead the yeomsnry
of the country.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-01
D. G.PREYTXMaN,

WHISTLES to inform his customers and the public at
w large, that he still continues the above business
in all its various branches, at his old stand on Pitt
street. between King and Cameron streets, and has on
hand and for sale,
THREE COACHES IND SEVER6L GIGS,
new and second hand, which he will sell low for Cash
Also repairs done in his line the shortest notice and
in the best manner All orders thankfully received and
promptly attended to.
FOR RENT,
a. The Store occupied by Mr.. Brent & Co.
E on King street, between Royal and Pitt streets,
and possession given the 9TH Sept. next Apply as a.
above july %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-01
Valuable Farm for Sale.

s1as2s The subscriber desiring to ..,S.x
$500 remove to the South, offers for sale, XEs3
STvS at a reduced price, the Farm OIL sSst
.sSsa which he lives, known uuder the Ss.&st
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-01
70 the Public.

NOTICE hereby given, that the passage over the
" Washington Bridge, for travel, and through the
draw for vcss.ls vill be necessarily stopped Mon
day, the 31s July for the purpose of erecting new
draw at the principal channel This obstruction will
probably otinue eight or ten days. A passage way
will be left open of twenty five feet between the pre-.
sent draw and Aexander's Isand for such vessels a.
can pass through it. F. MAY, Z. w. Il. c.,
iuly 22-eo2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-01

The Boston Patriot is informed through a
correspondent, that the President Of the Uni
:ed States has accepted the invitation OF the
citizens of Charlestown, Massachusetts, to be
present al the public exercises in honor Of the
iliustrious dead. which viii take place in that
town, this evening at o'clock, P. NJ.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-01
SHIP NEWS.
Notice,

,r1ur Creditors of BusHRoD wAsHISeroS, Jr. an in
solvent debtor are hereby notified to present to me
their claims against the said nsolvent proved IN due
i'tn ~ ,1Deod 6m n. ). WISE, Trustee.