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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-10

10y virtue oi deed u trust, executed on the 2t , If
- Noyehber 1873, 10 The suhsrrhtrs by Smith psy,.
aud duly recorded ~ Che County Cosn II Butk,nrf,,
me ndeisgneb or any one fq,eofthcn rs trustee, m 0 -
said deed named, Will proceed 10 cell 10 ne bgb..f
lo ready money, "Wednesday the 23th of NoverIe y
ir u noi the ncst far day thereafter ON the preses a.
county OF buckingham tract parcel of nd On fb
east ''de OF ihe rofd, leading from New Canton 10
containing ~ etimaon four huuied acres; and sd.,,
me fnas oi WtlIfn Anderson, John Guefan aid other. 80
ne SAID Swth Payne tfe west sft OF ore aid ro,d -
ne appuuensnce' thereunto belonging also ire f, .
slaves 10 wH. Ioui Den, Billy Dugetfeld Eandoipb A,,i
Wnucy' ier' Hannah and her child joshua pills .r ~
children, Pafick Mary end Uachel end tie inerss..f y.
emHe' since The date of the safd deed Of tfuef or 81
heeo may be sntcientto discharge The purposes r 6
his trus was executed. Acting trustees such title i
vested nn' " trustees viii be conveyed, 90, believe tbe f
10 Be goId ''''t
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EarthenUoaye, Glass and China.

EdithentodTe, Glass and China.
OSEfh u LII j doors above the Bell Tavern la, ~
~ hand general assortment of Earhenware C;Ia and b
% OF winch IS OF resent Importation aud will he sold al
pI'"ts wholesale and Retail. Country Dealers and
waning "ae, are respectfully invited to call and eva
n'ne, pevious 10 purchasing elsewhere. ~
60 are an the original package, of superior quality
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-10
From the ~. II. Spectator.
STAAfAfERING

The SECRET DISCLOSED. For the last month
or two, speculation has been carried on in this
vicinity, and we believe also in every part of the
country, by persons protesting the secret of curing
this troublesome disorder, and some of them pre-
tending to be acting under the authority of agen-
cy for Mrs. Leigh and DIR. Yates, whose instiIu-
iion for the of this unfortunate class of per-
sons in the city of New York, has attained 10 con-
! siderable celebrity. Now the whole secret of
which these iIinerants in possession OF, has
been communicated to US, by person who has
been duly qualified by them practise the art; and
which, we hereby make public, for the double pur-
pose of putting down species of quackery, and
II there is any efficacy in the recipe, OF enabling
stammerers to cure themselves. And we are in
cined to think, that in many cases, relief may be
obtained BY observing the following directions,
viz:
l. Commence speaking whilst respiring,. or,
in other words, when the breath is gong out, and
speak slowly. The stammerer always attempts
to speak, whilst drawing in the breath, but sell
dom succeeds in utteriDs word or sentence I'M
al he has taken full inspiration, and begins TO
respire, when he speaks fuently until he begins
again TO draw in his breath
2. Place the tongue fiat on the bottom Of the
mouth, before attempting to speak. The stam-
merer's tongue always cleaves TO the roof, and is
there kept by striving to speak whilst Inspiring
8. Begin by speaking short sentences and easy
words. The Lords prayer is a good exercise,
as it commences with word which places the
tongue in good posilion.]
4. Speak sentences with easy words at the be-
ginning, and terminating with hard words FIN
the recipe before US, direction is given, that the
patient whilst speaking, should % place his hand
on the pit of the stomach, and press it harl' This
our informant says. is useless
BY strictly observing the above general rules,
we believe that many stsmmerers may entirely free
themselves from any impediment in speaking We
know of some who have been cured by this process
and hope others will give it fair trial We are
not able to say whether this is Mrs. Lpigh's sys>
tenn.
1t is probably part of il; and we know it is the
whole secret oil those who have proessed that art,
and affected some in this vicinity. We ask
no'hing for the recipe.
Gu. Is not this in part, an explanation OF the
fact, that stammeTers have no hesitancy Of voice
in singing is not every word that is sung necessa-
rly respired, and is that the case in reading? If
stammerers can be so easily learnt to speak plain
iy, though the person who knows the secret has
right TO keep it such, yet certainly any one no
can fairly find it out is bound in common charity to
dlvulge IT, aud make it public as his means will
allow.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-10
ADYERTLSElfE-nr1,

NE tract Of Land called Hill Grove, containing ,t,ve
I'7VD acres lying 10 the lower end Of Ame corSt, C,r
mefly advertised, stll for sale ii would make an
uon plantation II will be sold all ossher or divided mt
parcels. The terms will heaecommodaiipr '''
Uicwari, nafrh4. 93-u Iy5f y C,rrre
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MIS- CELLAMEoUs
THE WEST INDIA TRADE

THE WEST INDIA TRADE
The London Courier OF August 23d, contains
the following article By way of Justification oil
the British Order in Council, closing the ports oil
the West India Colonies 10 the direct commerce
of the United Sta'es.
lirOn, tAe LOnde" Courier Of iug,at 23d
TO THE EDITOR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-10

Il faithful Pebble Officer Benjamin Swan,
Esq of w oodsi ock, has received 20 successive e.
lections, as Treasurer OF the State of Vermont
The first was by The Legislature, no choice having
been maze by tile People the subsequent ones
by the People, wiheut opposition, even amid the
violent political divisions which have distracted
that Sa,e MIR. Swan has also been Clerk of the
Supreme and County Courts, within his County. for
% years. Com. ain.
We can name another remarkable instance of
tie reward OF integrity, alike honorable to the
constituents and the agent-that of the venerable
John HaytcOod, OF NoGlh Carolina. lie has fill
ed the responsible Office of Treasurer of that State
by successive annual elections, by the Legislature,
Tor al least thirty years if not much longer. Our
county furnishes perhaps no example in which
fidelity has been 50 signally rewarded with unwa
vering confidence ; aud not one, it may be added
in which fidelity has been more remarkably united
with worth and goodness Editors Nat. Int
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Dismal S,co,Dn Jo,,5 lr,,,.7..

VIE hoidei' OF Shares III this Company are n1t;6.J ,b
a wednesday the 15,I Of November next !, tb J "s'
pointed i'r Their meeting ia Suffolk Va ~ u'S SP
~ me Norfolk Herald is requested to insert ib Sr
Oct 20. FL.
47--gt
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MCORMLCK pLnIIGIIo

' , mas now on hand aud offers for sale al tb
= hiohmond Plough MANDATORY opposfe The H., ~ w
~ Of ne celebrated Mccormick the cast and ~
Al.ooo hand r.. WILLIAM PALMER.
Sept. '' Penei''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-10

We learn from the Wheeling Gazette, thai J.
Z. Wright, Esq is reelected TO Congress i'll the
10Th Congressional District of Ohio, - by ma
Joriiy OF 2S votes over Mr.. Beebe.'' HIS ma
Jority over Mr.. Goodenow is something more -
Previous 10 the election, Mr.. Beebe publicly de-
c!ared, that If elected, AID Gen. Jackson should
be returned to the House by plurality OF votes,
he would vote for him, and that he would support
the proposed amendment of the Constitution, that
gives the right of election of President 10 the peo-
pie. The friends of the General were therefore
divided between Mr.. Beebe and Mr. Goodenow,
and thus gave the election to MIR. Wright.
PHtSbLrg .Nercury.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-10

Mr.. Henry Wright, one of the engineers EN-.
poyej upon the Chesapeake and Delaware canal.
and son of Judge Wright, was killed at the canal
Oh w ednesday. lie was leading his horse over
rough piece of ground, and having stumbled
aud fallen, the torse stepped upon his breast
in consequence of which he expired in thirty mi.
nutes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-10

~ As committed To the IL OF Hanover county a TunawS@
AbRdHiM BROirN, aud GEORGE BRIXTON
toIaham was committed the nth July last saws he -
ee man was born and raised the CITY OF New YORK and
e 10 hichmond IN the capacity steward on hoard of ,
olIpp virginia C'sPI PettD he is o. inches hirb
t'" eoPleAion small rugs through ears aud b
noneih uiarot he appears he from 20 to % ears of
was committed on the 22d July last he Is Ave feet 80
~ inches nsh very dark compilations; SAYS he was horn ana
raised IN the county OF Che ste'cd claims right TO ireedo
o ;he emancipation Of his mother by Col Buloot Person,
sau hesi9es are requested 10 prove pruperiy nav
law directs. JOSEpii S.,s - ~ " ~ y, a. 'he
Oct 81. = =. ''f.lor.
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jackson will certainly receive. by an overwhelm-
ing majority. assured by come of the most
intelligent and respectable residents of this place,
That the General will not lose elector in Ken
lucky, and that he will beat Mr.. Adams in the
county in which MIR. Clay resides
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oeus.
.lIayshoI's Sdie .

SohSOA TO decree OF the Superb, Court of Chance
~ oI ue Williamsburg District, pronounced ON the ~
u'y o. July last 10 the SUIT of dali against Jones shall mo
seiiat public auction TO the highest bidder IN Rnnds
he lSh day OF NOVEMBER u.x before the courthouse door an
s Guy Of Williamsburg, being James City court da, be
Wte the nous OF ~ ANT OcOc k. that valuable and
proved Farm ouwhich tie late Daniel Jones Sen RESIDED
ny aoou, miles from Williamsburg The county Of Jane.
ms tract OF land contains quantity of rich mari fine
water and Is believed to be healthy siraon as any IN In
oet county, The terms will be credit OF l. . and
e TWO last payments 20 interest after two v.a,s
Bonds with good seeui aud deed OF ru,, on The Land %
be rtquncd. WILL: act,A Nm ISL ''e ian' WIN
Oct 10. az ., - w. o.
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GEORGE RI. PAYNE.
NAlrEH L. FOUNTAIN.
WILLIAM ANDERSON, Trustee
ANEs pFNaUGu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-10

NeWesen'el 90 our readers yesteday, but had
no room lhen ioT any accompanying remarks, =
treaty OF Commerce Fnendship, sc. which " a.
negotiated 10 December last, by DIR. Clay. on tie
pat cf Tie Uaii.I States, and Mr.. Canaz Envoy
Extraordinary AID Mi.ls.er PleDipo,entiaty, from
The Federation OF The Genre Of America. on the
part o! that Rsp1bic. j was ratified hy and " b
ne sivice and consent oi Use Senate il is believed
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-08-26
(! j

tNn IA riiE i9ie n tht tttiu Ui ls black ta~t'rk ;
Nm, t,cc - I,! f. E,." would base Said lie i
!, tnln t.nins v,,h ~otroN>,' buy hs screen, aspect
tot td il, urH III violent cmotone We're htIled %
"r,'. IT, ai.u.cei TO wclcpue rs ~ >t,, PEE
,ra'ri , - ca, y, then preceded ilcu, ito the
.r!,c, .:i y -: teI,ir U c'H3tr~l r4ct tn .ri,.c
N.rKeI WoL -,:t~' va, ,c are otir ac-t. o.lH ~
tit,1 ,i~ OF ~, l,.n:,'.pn ana nul ~>,..I
HkG -, H.. entered MO catec;e,'t~u WlJt. tlat
~lh4t} oi la4nuoI aMd tact win, h Indicated he had
ntoNel in lt,r Iu>hrr walk, i idn Vt an eaJ!y
hDttr, ,nl'Ir ~ Ykc b! .ael oHa03IGc-.l tinutr
winch Va, Lodi ia a, adjoining apaijmon, , il con-
sisted Of br"wa blerl. milk, eggs, AMI cheese
Ehhrl Ami'lo-, t,JoIoE'lrl for h, mcaE-c fare by
}lHg' II i it> 81 obligation With H., but
my young friend proposed TN, day for your isIt,
would not dsAppoint HIM Some igl.. w,nt with
rut> and fruits, ma lie up the second course,
The rcpast being cnd"l,h good Old man having
returned thanks rose from table, And begged the
Gentlemen would excuse hun for an hour he hop
e!ilrlne his ABSENCE they could find some
lncnt III readng, At the same time pointed to
met d exquisite and curious work tnan,hp. filed
With book, winch occupied a corner of the parour
Constantine touched the key, SAYING what vii You
AiVe NalDcck Il irel quite poetic, tn, evening,
Nda the ans" er, and will select tor myself He
rev out Virgil, But quickly returned that to its
place. .Eaeas and DIDO might induce a fit of
sympathy or love- sad he, FCarIoena ave, Your
Ar,ponilng >1nnets suit better With my humor :
lie opened book, but what was the A,toni,h
ment OF Constantine - it drop from his nerve
'ess hand nl ,t5o Ok himself ont tor Ms prompt
''-'stancc, wou'! have fallen. Alter lis emotion
had subsidized, W al1cch pointed - the book As it
~ on The Aaor Constantine picked UP, and read
IN the title page, 'Thr @.f IF .4l@u>',ls Uu!5ec.
y hen1.' Eighteen Years ago that writing vas
;raced by my hand; how the book came here have
yet to learn He srAtchtd Up his hat. and hastily
49, Iit., Al
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-08-26

ny all the advantage OF simplicity IN dresS VI .te
robe with green bodice, shaped III point, At the
vast, i scarf OF dccca mloiln with An embroidery
ot vnc leaves in green, vas tv,ned round hey CLOS
81 raven lir, and tcl N ample folds TO her feet -
IN grace Of her movements eiju.lled the pcrfcc
ton I'll her tcatures-- on ILL., sand Father Am
''fo>" - Wdbcck, who could no longer control his
tucA~s+ Il am not At ease, said he That bright
and lovely vision, tell me, beseech you, who and
hat She Isl her image recalls the day of my early
youth, the TOYS and sorrows of scenes long since
passed by, and had hoped forever Is She Your
chI tins book, (taklng the fatal volume from his
pocEct,) how came IT into your possession = Fa-
Their Ambrose, all anna ement, after some hesaton
replied, The story OF that lovely child is with me
sacred trust, to be disclosed but with my parting
BREATH unless to one who would be her protector
when my final hour Shall come believe YOU are
not actuatcd by IDLE curiosity, ami may reveal to
YOU, that she is not my child, though am now her
only earthly friend The book was owned bv her
Mother Great God = groaned Walbeck, she is
then the daughter Of Erena, She was ml'---the
word died on his lIpS FaherAmbrose offered HIM i
a cordial, which he drank and he became more com
posed. Believe me- at length said he, to be IN
cere m my intention, when here swear, By all my
hopes OF happiness hereafter to be the friend of
your ward
Father Ambrose replied, & am disposed to have
faith IN your assertion, and as much of my own his
tory Is involved with the most important events of
her he, must tell YOU who am. A Florentine
by birth, from MY youth wa, destined for the
church, and ordained IN the order Of Uratorian Fa-
theirs, but never assumed the functions IF Priest
Being at Madrid when the Chevatr de Y was
sent plcnip otentlary to the American States, was
induced to JON the Legation, as companion to his
secretary the Sci 5nor De Sevcfi; no was my ear
" and dearest friend; he had been some wears mar
RED his w,t,, thr,r only chI, and the dnne,tics
T. ts.4I. tlnt &. 4, A. /
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LOWNDES.
Comm,lnieaied for The Uhg.
FUNERAL GRAFTON

OS THE DEATHS JEFFERSON AND ADAws
Delivered by Masr. WRIGHT a Cadet at West Point
and NOW STUDENT Cf Law Madison Count House. by
request of the Amosoplc Society of that place.
1'roffcrS Of he ,imosopLic Society,
Friends ind felo,o- Citizens,
no solemn procession, habiIiments of woe
bespeaa ouT 5rief. The olling of dismal bell pro
rlains IN IFS dreu knel the sorIows which we feel.
and the canDons voice thuDders not 10 Heaven the
loss which we have sustained. But the mute eoauepce
%! this asscmbiytle breaU,css silence which reirns
over Itclls III louder language than all the pompous
tTappin9s of CeremoniOus can express the Icep
sincerity of heart with which we meet here, TO mourn
TIE loss of all that could die of jefferson.
here is holiness in sorrow. We come not
hcre 10 pay The customary Tribute Of larnentaioh 10
fJinc mighty conqucror who sailed 10 Immortality upon
The current OF MS fellow mems blood. We come moi
mere 10 render III sackclot and ashes homage 10 lid.
cd cypher-a crowned hcsd-wbo like the topsfonc oi
pyramid, stood conspicuous OnIy because If was nm
pcrncst:but in the plain unoruarncnted weeds of real
gTcf assemble, and water Uh .l,r vclrnfarc offer
ing OF our tears the ashes of the patriot the staesoan
the piilanthropist, and the sage.
II IS the duty of your Orator to paint the ustrjou,
Jefferson m all these different characters but cousci.
Gus of his NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF the grandeur OF ;,,
theme, he sbriDks from his task. Jefferson is indeed
ABOVE all eutogy of mine. For what tongue can utter
what pencil can portray the immortality of his fame
lheTe was IN him constellation of virtues that rem
GERS cold tue warmest enthusiasm Of the orators tongue
or t'e most melting strains Of the poetic muse Ian
guage fails TO record his ionouis The heart alone
us historian Read ITS language in that gloomy 81
Iencc which follows every where the anniIncat;on q
III death. Read il in that general mourning wIicl
''%.'s net only the Old Dominion, BIZ: every member
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DIED,

AZ Washington, on the 30th June last, Mrs. S.RAu
the aniabe consort of Maj. Joseph Wheaton
" NJ Iy During the ate this cstimablc I,dv rc
sided Tor Scnc time in Richmond, I'd inspired all WIN
w'uhn me 'cie of her friendship, with crate l conscius
sol me .Sceence of her understanding aiy the cooJ
ness oil ner heart Her
seemed the voice of truth aud simplicity of her
appeared to bc the genuine offspring sincerity and beuc
violence. One who has often listened with ccb, u, b,
instructive and felt elevation of her mind
!" me obeness of her sentiments, and WIN Just rccei
yea an affecting account of her deCeosc offers this small
tribute "f reverence TO her memory; aud wishes 10 inform
e ifSn'd friends, that she evipccd in the of death
ne same serenity and peace of mind, which AN unhaken
confidence in her Rrec,mer calm Submission 10 lin,
VIII oil Heaven, enabled her display, through all the
trials and vicissiiudcs of life. ComJ
Died, en- Friday afternoon, the 18Th instant; at the resi-
dcnce d" his Father, in Burlington, (New ersey) EeoM
FIELD MclLrAINE, Esq. of Philadelphia Goth year
of his
Also died, few hours afterwards at the same place
ZION. JOSEPH MClLvAINE, Senator OF Nav Jcrscy, the
Senate OF the L. States, in the 5Gti year bis age.
The Simultaneous death Of Father sou aboveurr-
toned, is an incident of particularly affecting
In the case of the elder Mr.. McIlvainc, Senator Of the nj
ted States from New Jersey his Ia, has been so lcu
lie was sn Ill last winter Scarcely he able ia attend
'ne senate. ms son. however, whose death possibly
e"cd mat ctt'e father, in the bonm life md
icPu'tion, ana IS cut down III the midst his usefulness
part ofthe family having heretofore occurcd for some
Years highly ctabe station in this District where
'hey acquired many friends, have sul-
GENTLY acquitted with the whole family, hold ,,en, in
great respect. i.Nat I'M
The Baltimore Gazette OF Saturday evening informs
US Oh the death oi PAUL. ALLEN. after short illness
on The morning Of tl,a, day. "Ar. ALLEN fsays Tie
oa%e,te) was known 10 the public writer of CON
siderable talents both in prose and his init
mates lie was known kind friend, and aiIcc.
tomato son and brothern The Gazette fur Their states
OF General JAMES Wr>cnEsrIn Of Tennessee
Nat. Int.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-08-25
NOTICE.

sCINUDT, Attorney -a,- Law offers his services TO
~ the former CoOnisis Of ST. Domingo, their hcrs,
creditors as~guces cgatece, and in general to pcr-
sons having Claims fIndcmpy the French Governr-
Bcne possessed 81 the forms prescribed 10y ordinances
~ relation ~ crs Of Ills description, he will arrange the
necessary documents. aud draw statements acconpa-
ny them in proper form. If rcqoed, he will also cause
them to be transmitted 10 the Secretary IN Chief Of the
Commission o Liquidation by tic ordinance Of 9th
May, 1896.
Letters, post paid directed 20 This ra,c. o rcsons an
ricatoos at his office, opposite the Pea on s vj Be a.
tended 20.
Richg-rl, Aas iT:s 1926
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-08-25

G'e, lac was the giva. In. S M n.s, o.,
P'oe'am our indcpendence-H eioquenoe aud ardour
III tue hais OF dcbate when country was I'm the midi
night oihcr fortunes, fixed and settled Tn. deter,
limitations OF those whn were uwcd
Ills of the niesAs the intrepid defender or E.,,I.
ism and the advocate of Freedom. was second -, -
not 10 jefferson. But why tell tale so well ,n'
10 you alH Iu gratitude for his tolls TONS vo;, ,
him the Presidential Chair. WELDING here the fortunes NJ
our country, he proved himself the nfexble friend or ,i,
ConstiiuonPay spirit would here rise UP point ,
the of his administrations but usfed be forever her
invidous tongucYe who would sing augit bn an hal
lowed requiem the grave Adams look into your own
hearts and they he exempt from emulate
ms virtues equal the ardour of his patriufism rival
the energy of his Roman spirit, and when are call
Ell from this though your faults should be num-
peerless as the seeds of harvest they stali all lie and be
forgotten nmder the mountain of your merit nation
shau water with its tears ashes-the Orator future
uhe shaidwt with enthusiasm your woItll--the Poet
OF after shall catch inspiration fio Your name and
You, like Adams. shall nc immortal.
ls great man had lived 20 years beyond the common
'n' oil nankind he had spots which the commence
cn oil ms career, the haunts Of the povv ling m ier
grown up into popu'ou cities he had tim of
ms country, from two millions increase TO twelve: he
as mas been elegantly said, 'lved long enough 10 outliye
an nut his iane In the ninety first year ofs ave- the de-
tr"yer came. His spirit ing almost in the sc.u of
DEATH reused by the shouts of freemcn ON ,h. AMI;
Ncrsary al their lndepencncehc turns in his he'd osks tho
cause and is told it is the 18th of July In the pr,n,c
language which he uttered 80 years before he exclaimed
ii Is great and glorious day.. The sound hung UNION his
dying bps lie spoke not again In moment the sni,;,
was pot there, for gone to on the stars bt NOT
-"iilaurclea upon earth"
Thus have ved-ti,s have died, the great and good
MY countryneu we hope attain their fame:
let Us then with common resolve 10 emulate cr
virtues. 80
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AVIS.

SCHMIDT Avocat, lbonncur dinformer les
- anc'ens Coions dc Saint Dominique. on lcurs he
efS' C"hccFs donata icgatairc &c. general
outcs les pcrsonres qui ont dro Tiplrmpc nyor,;e.
pas e '""vcfnemcnt Frarcais. quill Went dc reccvoir
tnuS les documcns rCoessaics dc cct
natnr ~ ia consequence, oGIc dc service, arx
bahans dc pays 1ui avoir des drots C,re
valoir aurreS de Ia commission oiccc par POInnnancc
Eoyhe do Mali 1885. ct cargcra sill nccossairc
Dc fare parvcn Sccrc'airc Chef de cite couio
rcs'ani Paris tous les tiues, Qui lui const GO
sbIc,.
adrcsscr dHcccTcu lui, Office, vis.a-,is Ia
Posc Eic'mon1, 90 imdncctemcnt, aranchsant les
leitres 81 1acc"'s.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-08-25

The Fourth Of July, celebrated a. Ts,is Yi,b
much spirit An unusual number Of Americans al
tended the Jubilee; and amongst the invited guests
VIC God Gen. La Fayeue, hi, Sen, and Count .astey
rc. Tie proceedings of the dinner viii be found in
t!ds day Paper.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-08-25

Willie T. Maasim EsI. Ecf.c-cn,oHyc in Congress
from North Carolina has hcen appointed hy fh5Ezecu~e
49, n Eat S.att
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w THE DEATHS OF JEFFERSON ADAMS.
Delivered by Masr WRIGHT, late Cadet at West Point
and NOW STUDENT of Law at Madison Count louise bv
request of the Amosopiic Society Of that place