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This Lottery formed by the teruary conbina ton of
~ numbers, producing 1880 tickets. To determine the
pilzr the numbers from to 10 inclusive will be severay
paceu IN wheel ON the day of the drawing, nine of
them he drawn out; and at ticket wing on it for its
combination numbers the 1st Cd and Cd drawn from the
wheel VIII be entitled to the Grand the interesting prize
OF The floneeo Estate; that having it the ih 5 tn and
o' VII be entitled TO the prize Of the Shadwe Mills and
Tia" having on it the 7th 9Th and 9th, will be entitled to
tn" pri2e OF the Abemarle Estate.
ihe prizes Will be conveyed the fortunate holders Of
tickets drawing them, subject ouy to the conditions men
toned IN the suhjoincd certificates of valuations
II Is contemplated that the Lottery will be drawn the
latter end of October aud it is hored that in the mean
time all the tickets will he purchased un
Richmond, Va. July 8, 1926.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-28
BY Order of the Executive
; ANnoLPH'S (VAD REPORTS,
a. GlLMER'S (VA.O REPORTS.

Z PNNDOLPIIS (VA.) REPORTS,
Ia GlLMEK'S (VA.) REPORTS,
HENINGS STATUTES AT LARGE: being a coIlcc-
oh Oh All The Laws of virginia, from the first session Of
the Legislature, in the ye;tr 1919, in Is volumes
i"e Laws "t country are necessarily connected with
every t"g belonging 10 the people il; 50 shat tho
rough N"o"rgen them ana of their progress would nfo.n
us OF thing that mos, useful o be known OHM,
he anu one o the greatest nperectons ofhistora ms in
general, IS owing to their ignorance of Law
consequently bargains may be had if carIv an
p!icati0n be made LIZA r NASttF
MAJ ch 10 -
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nus N"tuauVi' may, perhaps, he thought high, ~ hen
P"tt" WIN even the best private houses our country
VIII remove this doubt. The WALTERS calcutta
eu inc number OF bricks ia the whole buildings aud found
e 10 10 oUOuU and stone work besides made the whole
equNalent to upwards of milen In the orioiual ~
ouon oil the work. nothing had been spared 10 rive il din
aoy The roof is covered with tin and .onsccueuil,
uie pFoot There four spacious Porc, one il, eac
front ana hak, the external, pripcpaI anarticule
"i' twenty IN NUMBER exclusive Of the cellars n,
servants rooms III the basement stoy finished In the
oe manner and IN the chastest style oancient achec
ufe lie Offices and their WAYS extend from ea.
hdnh wv ieet he ground which stands. is n o;l
law" ooU eet m length and between and three aclc
area. on the summit of the hill of Monticello The Cav,
de single terrace the side the hill 1000 feet lone
anu two acIec III area The land annexed 4Cy acres N
Oh me vcE hrst quality of upland Tie part in cultivation
IS III good heart generally Fhe woodland three fnbS ,r
me whole, IS OF the fertile quality Of rich yirai
hoe Mo"d' heavily Hbered ind from and u half Ia
hfee miles only distant from Charlottesville and the Irn
Vesy' BESIDES well sixty feet deep furnishing excpre
" seHSnhs OF drought fine drinking water, there ire two
heVe-i"'ing stfeam within ccpvenieut distarce. The
ouidins are in perfect repair. For fear of error s,cond
estimate was made with and inquiry the result
OF which gave $4,000 more the appraisers determined
however, TO abide by the first, state it, he bcls
than above the real value. Prom these facts aAv one NAV
SATISFY himself as to the tickets are rL0r
yea al me Scheme Price Of So phic, although | ces
ttceea me Ftce necessary equal tie Gr.f RADIATION If
me fafeSN f FROM he cGere explanations falls nte, sl
600 ShOr ofc actual ,7,le 0f uropeIy AND rj r,nf
So"e'tG nore Garta9 eo"s 10 Tic heirs ofih fsol
u All letters and orders enclosing the cash inns, maid
III all cases Tor whole tickets ouy, will very promptly
attended hy FF'
YATES 3S Bf'INTYRE
July -. Richansnd, III:
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NlMROD BRAMHAM, H.. ST
JAMES LINDSAY, IL. s.
JOHN Nj. PERRY, H.SI

We, the UNDERSIGNED having cxau,;, cd the nrope,,
Ttoen III 'he within plot, Ill pursua of the Ac, of nj,
nsFmo'y oil NirSnia, passed February, 1896 conceru;.
@fo"uS 9UerSof upon view ascertain the ic
equivalent ior the within described property living in tl
Couhy W AIhenarlc, on the kvanna River, adjacent Ia
't Town oil Milton, including the tonths of an urrj
weed moiety owned by Thomas Jctrsen in Fifteen Acres
aJ'eent to and including Nj i'll Seat, delivered ,
nSt "ay OF January, 1927, do asccriai. the same To he
Efettn Thousand Fire Hundred Doltury
Given under hands and seals This twenty, fly, s. .
Of March, 1896 ' 10y
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1s'+|H'"f' Of Tie ya'ne Of me Prize Prooe,1y af he
y, |rftrson LoHeyy.
We the undersigned, having examined the ,r-s,, dos
coed IN the within plot ln pursuance - ,, 49,, r ,
-yie.Dy % virginia. passed February, 1896 concerning
"U"S0a' upon view To ascertain the fair
e9una'. LOT Inc within described property lying in The
y VI "S''01Tic' ON the waters Of the Rivanna River
SHOWN by the name Of MONTICELLO containing by
surrey 4O9 acres, including the Monticello House AID ali
Po'eueh's upon tine same, do ascertain the rsvcrsion
r 10 "' delivered tzo years ahes the dealt, or the
jo o I"0"o' |srsonJ to be Ssrcntyone thousand
Of March, 1896 '' "'"'y -"'S' Gay
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equivalent Tor the within described property, lying or
hlvanna River, including the Manuactuing GTist and
paw MINIS store Houses, Dwelling Houses Coopess Shops
Nc' known as the SHADWELL MILLS, reservng to the
aforesaid Iemas Jefferson the right TO convey nt lie
no" 10 me public or a"y company established law or
hereafter TO be established for the Improvement OF the Ri
liver, iee use Of the canal of the said MILL
water and adjacent land thereof for the purposes of
s"on 10 DC used by the public in the least irt
nous 10 me proprietor of the said mills; Also another pa
te OF anG lying on the water of Carrols Creek bounded
o 'ne ands OF Eli Alexander, James Munoe William Set;
"o' ana 'ohn ason, and marked within plo, IS
~, -, and Z, do ascertain the same to be IHr,v
sru under c our hands and seals, is tweny-its day
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-28

s COMMITTED 10 The jail Of King &, Queen county On
~ the 9th day Of April 1926, Billy, negro man
slave, who says he is the property Of Japcs Lang Of ii
state OF Georgia. lie had on when committed hotns
spun roundabout With white cotton towsers and an old
dab greet coat lie is feet - inches high Iirf,t COM
pexcn no visible marx The owner is requested
ic wil be dealt with as the law directs.
June 30 GOT WM. STONE Jsiler
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+ koPo%AtS, by Way 4 Gideon, OF Washington city,
4 for publishing by subscription,
BTyan's Address for the Boston Bard:
TIE TRIUMPH OF TRUTH-A Porv
* T;IE sANfE Arrunn-

BY TIE SAME AUTHOR.
TERNs.-fhe volume will consist of about 70 octave
pages printed in handsome stye paper of an exreIen,
qualify and will be hot pressed, and neatly bound in
boards. Price fifty cents
The proceeds Of the works, after Irfrayng tao cost
Pnbi'cation, viii be transferred to the Boston Bard
Gentlemen holding subscription papers, will please re-,
tnrn them to D. Bryan, r. NJ. hexan,lria D. c. to whom
Also pers"ps Mt distance wishing to subscribe will phase
communicate their names.
y Subscriptions will also he received q, The Richmond
Pcst-Oifcs and at the Office Of the ~ big
June 50
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writer in the Ncw-Yo'k Daily Advertiser, states
that small dose Of urpcntne, about the size of n
common hazlenu and weighing l6 ! grains, will!
check the cholera bus which is so prevalent AT Tins
season, and .ilgeneraliy remove il in few hours
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-28

Townsend, the pedestrian, completed with case his
astonishing task of walking CIO miles in 10 DAYS, being
six miles than any other has ever accomplish
cd in the same time Major Elphnstone, for a wager
Of 500 overegDs, undertook go on foot SO miles in
II honrs. lie performed the distance with ease, and
had half an hour TO spare. EL.ohdon Courier,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-28

M RS. MARGARET COWAN--Ae you ar. not il
We resident Of the state you will please TO take notice.
nd snail on the hfs Monday Of August next, procecd
!" take the ahdavits Of Col. William Jones, VIM Robins
and oilers TO be read in evidence before Commissioner
amos L"d' IN SUIT now pending i'll the superior
chancery for the Eehnond district wherein Won &c admin
,stratrA Of Alexander cowan, painta and anu de-
Hndan' Should The afbdavits taken on the first
day. shall continue 10 take them from day 10 dav til
completed. JOHE Il. H.4RTFCOD
June :, 1875 w8w .idDlr Of I'm. Hariroaf
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'ne Undersigned, Saving examined the Drop.rfv dee
loSU I'D '"l MI'rn plot, IN pursuance OF the Act Of m
TSse"oiy Of Virginia. passed February 1896 corcsrn
y'|'''' ZION oo' "cA sew 10 ascertain The fir
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-28

The NewburyPort Herald SAYS that OLrvAR Prr.
TAN, Esq who atcly died at Hamstcad has bequeatl.
cd TO the town Of View buryPort the noble legacy of
Nv u n...---.L ----r------
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NIMEeD BRAMHAM, r.. 8.
JAMES LINDSAY, IL. 81
JOHN NJ. PERRY, r.. 81

ALBErrARIE CoUNVy-Tuyi,
This day NINRoD BRoMnAN, JAMES I1yns.v 49,,
JOHN NJ PERRY made oath before me- Justice Of Inc
eace or the County aforesaid, that the above Certificates
Give" under my hand, this 2lst day Of March, 1896
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'Retusuins nom Ia, w1iesy jAuui,
Again thou visitest Nahant,
Right jovial and hearty.
Aud s,cn from city aud from town,
TO sec Thy phiz Fastening down,
In MANY "A stocial mart,
In many a social marty ,,

Tue Std !S0ptnt has length arrived at and taken
possession of hs old cruising groundNahant where he
last week, by "admirims multitudes'-Ie.
last observed inside Of Egg Rock Swimming along the
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-28
JEFFERSON LOTTERY.
MANAGERS.
JOHN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
PHILIP n. NICHOLAS,
RICHARD ANDERSON.
SCHEME.

SCHEME.
Z PRIZE, tho Monticello Estate, valued as
per subjoined certica,ed under oath, an
/ do. the Shadwell Mills, do. do. do.
}. do. the Albemarle Estate, do. do. do.
= pr;,as
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-10
From, The 81 Lo,is Republican.

DIED i'm this city on Friday evening last, .lo-
RATIO CozENs, Esq. an eminent attorney and
counsellor at LAW, Of this City. or the mel
ancholy occurrence which has thus premature
~ deprived the bar Of one Of its brightest orna-
mcnts and the country Of an excellent citizen,
we are not now permitted to speak. II Will
shortly undergo judicial investigation, the
result Of which will be made known His death
was produced in consequence oiwounds from a
dirk, inflicted by French Strother, young man
Of this City, who was Immediately arrested.
Mr. CozEys was native Of Washington,
whose inhabitants will feel a melancholy salts :
faction in perusng the following tribute 10 his
character, from tie ST, Louis Bar:
"At a meeting of the members of the St Lou
is Bar held at the Office of A. L. Maginnis,
Esq. or the 5,h July, 1896, Tor the purpose Of
expressing their common regret for the loss
thew have sustained in the death of HoRATIo
CozENs, Esq; and publicly ies,liying their re-
spect for his memory, Thomas III, Benion, Esq,
was called to the chair, and Henry S Geyer ap-
pointed Secretary--when the following resolu-
lions were unanimously adopted, to wit:
Resolced, That we deeply regret the death Of
HoRATIo CozENs, Esq; and that we deplore an
event which has deprived our bar of one Of its
ablest and most enlightened members.
Resolved, That, as testimony OF the respect
which we bear to the memory Of the deceased,
the members Of the st. Louis Bar wear Grape
on the left arm for thirty days.
THOS. H. BENTON, Chm.
II. S. GEyER, Sec'y.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-10
Corporation oS Alexandria SIS
PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS the season of the year has arrived which
w renders it necessary that the Quarantine Laws
should be carried into execution-I do therefore, by
and with the advice Of the Board Of Health, make
known the same and order that all vessels coming from
any foreign port place. or from any port Of the United
States, where malignant fever prevails, and bound to
Aexandria, be Brought to anchor at the Quarantine
ground opposite Jones' Point and there to remain for
the inspection and direction the Health Officer
Furthermore enoin the commanders of such vessels,
MOTTO suffer any of their passengers either be-
tore or during the Quartne term to go shore, or
on board any other vessel than that to which they be-
long, no. permit any person to come Oh DO I'd their
vessels except such empiayed in the execution
OF the Quarantine Laws, without tie especial permits
sion of the Health Officer m grtne
Doctor Edmund FHzhusf, h 'has been appointed
Health Officer, is hereby required to the laws up
on the subject of Quarantine to De strictly enforced.
Given under my hand this 7th day OF August, 1926
John ROREkrS. Mayor.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-10

declared in favour Of the government and con-
stituiion, in which sentiments Admiral Padilla
had concurred. Col. Avaydonio, displaced
from the command of Laguira, by Generals
Paez and Esclon,) had arrived at Maracaibo
from Venezuela, on express to Bogola. The
governments to the leeward Of Maracaibo
have also declared for Bolivar, The general O.
pinion was, that Paez would be punished and
tranquility restored on tae return Of the Lib
orator. IeU York Enquirer.
By gentleman from Texas, whose informa-
ton may be relied on, we learn that party Of
about 200 North Americans from Austin's set
Element, had set out on an expedition against
The Waco Indians. This expedition is carried
on against the consent of the Mexican Govern
ment. We further understand that Col. Aus
tin had received orders not 10 set on foot the
expedition before the neAt Fall, when officers
would be sent from Mexico to lead them. The
settlers not relishing this proposition, volun-
teered and set out against the instructions OF
Col. Austin.
Our informant further states that the settlers
on the Colorado were forting, and were cons-
dered by the Indians the hostile party, they
having killed the Indians Of which we were in
formed some weeks ago.
We are happy to learn that the prospect Of
crops are excellent, and Government very tole
rant.
What will be the result of the expedition a.
gainst the Indians, our informant could form no
opinion, nor could he tell how the conduct Of
the settlers would be received by the Mexican
government.
The Waco and Pawee Indians, and people Of
Mexico are at war, and il was generally be-
leved in Texas that the reason the government
forbid the expedition against the Indians until
fall, was an apprehension that the force which
could be raised in the province would be made
quale to chas,ise the enemy Louisiana paper.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-10
From the National Journal.
H. S. GEyER, Sec'y.

. 1t will be remembered that during the last
session Of Congress, on motion OF Mr.. PETER,
of MARYLAND, resolution passed to transport
the remains of the late Commodore PERRY TO
this country. The Newport OR. IL Republican
gives the following letter from the Secretary OF
the Navy in reply to one addressed to him on
the subject by one Of the Representatives from
Rhode Island:
"NAvy DEPARTMENT, July oath, 1926.
"S1R: have the honor to acknowledge the re-
ceipt of your letter, dated the Goth inst. and to
state, that before the passage Of the resolution,
arran eements had been made for the employ
ment Of all our vessels for which appropriations
had been made. II has. therefore, been impos.
sble 10 order one on that service; but no time
shall be lost in doing it, and you shall be ap-
prised, as soon as can speak de6nitively on the
snhiect -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-10

.8,tdi nlerem partsm--The following extract
Of "a letter from Mr. Randolph to his friend in
New.York, puts another face on the misunder-
standing between Captain Baldwin and himself.
II is evident, however, from his own account Of
The matter, that he was insolent. and disposed
10 be troublesome.
aOp Monday night June sLh, went upon
deck. as is my custom previous to my turning
in for the night. saw nobody but the second
mate Mr.. Mathews and the helmsman. was
conYersine with MIR. Mathews about the rate
of the ship; the fine run we were making, when
Cant. Baldwin suddenly appeared upon deck
Ths 6rs, in,imation that had Of his presence
,y.s an ,brunt. angry and insolent reprimand
&c myself slor violating the discipline OF the
shin by speaking to the officer on watch"
aid tha, 81 would go below-bIt IL was the tirst
,,me had ever heard Of It's being irregular tin
n. absence on his superiors) TO address ones
elf % the officer in command. My resentment
or he ,,,,ck was manifested more by my man
ner than by my words. He replied that vi
shonld be treated like gentleman when be-
b,ved myself like one" To which retorteG
m,ha, he should answer for his insolence when
we should reach Liverpool; meaning 10 his
owners. To which he uttered threat, that he
would make me responsible to him when we
90, ON shore. added that barking dogs d,e
20, b;tc" He went on to talk, and said TO all
his questions "as to what meant to ins'n a,9,
hv ,hat's repetition OF my affirmation THAT
barking dogs did not bite" He then left The
ouar,er deck, and soon afterwards turned in
aNr. Mathews, to whom | addressed note
the mex, morning, cannot gainsay one word oil
This statement; however disagreeable il may be
10 him, as it ought 70 be to every wei! resulat-
ed mind, to be called upon to testify in case
like ,his' To the urbanity and obliging ten
ner Of Mr.. West and Mr.. Mathews, i bear
cheerful and willing testimony. .
aThese are the facts OF the case, stripped OF
al color and irrelevant matter could add
EXPLANATIONS, but TO you who know me, It is un-
necessary"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-10

The BosroN STATESMAN asserted in recent
number, that "the men who stoned Mr.. Jeffer-
son are now building his monument" The
PALLADIUM replies-"This shows that they did
not carry on the war till they had exhausted
their material
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-10
FROM COLOMBIA.

We h-ve conversed with Mr.. Jefferson B.
Nones, passenger in the schr.Ceres, from Mara.
caibo, which place he left on the 4th Of July.
The government OF Maracaibo was strongly OPP
posed to the movement Of Gen. Paez, and had
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-10
AUCTIONS.
Clifton lodge Fox Lease,
For three or ice year.

For three or flee years.
,xsEzs This farm, the residence Of -
efgSst the late Mrs. James Patton. will be
Hfa offered for lease to the highest bid SS6
.sss, der, on Thursday the l0M august
meet, at the dwelling house The farm contains be-
tween 200 ahd 800 acres with extensive improvement
such dwelling house. overseers.house, and al other
necessary houses for the use Of the mwih orchards
Of every variety Of fruit, with excellent vegetable
and fruit garden The Farming land is in good eondi'
ton, and with proper cultivation very produetive.-
The situation very healthy, and from its eontiguity
to the Alexandria market-not more than between
three andfour miles Of the most
desirable farms in Virginia. The gentleman residing on
the premises WILL at any time, shew the land to any
one disposed to view it.
1t will be offered at o'clock in the afternoon.
July II CP2awts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-10
DIED,

DIED,
On the 10th ut. at the Red Sulphur Springs, Mon
roe county, Va THOMAS r. Morn, Esq Cashier of the
Leesburg Branch Of the Valley Bank Mr.. NJ sustain
ed unspotted reputation, and stood high in the
teen of his fellow citizens.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-10

The Editors of the New-York Gazette have
received New-Orleans papers TO the evening Of
the goth Of July. They contain report from
Mobile ,ha, ON the nth of the same month
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-10

The Commercial Advertiser, remarking up
on the report of General Houston's being au-
thorisei TO treat with Governor Clinton, says
$50 far as we areadyised, there is not syllable
of truth in the statement of the editor of the A.
merican Eagle, An oposition will be made to
The election Of Governor Clinton, if Our good
Tammany friends can find candidate. Chief
Justice Savage is now considered as the man
for that purpose. In regard 10 the Carte Blanche,
said TO have been brought along by Gen. Hous-
ton, if he had such a paper it is doubtless as
blank as ever. And we rather think the Ge-
neral would have looked blank too, had he pre-
sumed to spread it before Gov. Clinton.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-10
For Norfolk.
VII be drG,cn on the 22d Snst.
SPLENDID LOTTERY!
ind first to be dram
Grand State Lottery of Il. Island.

Grand State Lottery of r. Island.
(Class No A.
The scheme has three Prizes Of $4,000, OF
$4,000, IL Of $1,000, 3 OF $500
Besides great many of 500. $50, &c.-The whole
to be drawn in ONE DAY, and will take place on the
22d OF this month Whole tickets ST. halfs2, quarter
81. GJlmmedate application should be made for the
lucky numbers at
TYLER's TEMPLE OF FORTUNE,
Where tickets may be had in the
NEW- YORK LITERATURE LOTTERY,
10 be drawn on the 5Oth inst. at 81.
Cash advanced,for Prizes by b. o. TYLER, soon as
drawn. All orders promptly attended to. Address
aug7 b. o. TYLER, Washington city.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-10

The ship Amethyst arrived at Boston from
Liverpool, whence she sailed on the oath of
June, brings rumor of the death of John Ran
dolph Of Roanoke. The report is not credited,
however, since the letters and papers of the
same date, received at New-York, aro silent on
the subiee:.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-10

The New-York Statesman says, that there
are now building in that city Merchants Ex-
change, with Marble front; Pbenix Bank, do; a
stone College, four stories high, on the bank Of
the Hudson, three miles from the City Hail.;
the New-York Theatre, of brick, with ornamen-
tai front; Public School-House, Of the large
dimensions of the six already erected; Ma
sonic Hall; the Arcade; brick Unitarian
Church; Presbyterian do. do. and several 9TH
ers commenced. And the Gazette adds, that
a, least 800 houses and stores are also going
Mn, most Of which will be ready for tenants by
The lst Of November.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-10

The packet ship Florida, with Mr.. Gallatin
on board, was spoken on the 18th July, in lat
40 so, long. 500, all well-6rteen days out.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-10

We have inserted to-day very interesting
letter from Professor Carter, Editor the New
York Statesman, giving an account Of his visit
to Lagrange, the hospitable mansion ofour be-
loved Lafayette.
IfiE afford our patrons as much pleasure as
we have experienced ourselves from the peru
sal, they will regret-long as it is--,hat it is
not longer.