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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-02
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FsNIE subscriber informs his friends the public gene
= rally that nc has now ON hand very large and gene
RAJ assortmeu of HATS the iates; fashions beth of his
own AM Tie most approved Northern manufacturers con-
sfst!ng ne following kinds viz: black ana drab Beavers
DO TO Casters 40 Ia imitation BeaIsr, do do Rorams,
youihs hack au 'ab DO cidreus do ia, morocco caps
glazed hats for servants ard h.ee thousand black and
white Woo Stats, pant of WHICH OF fine wool:
al OF which he IS disposed sell small atvance for
cash or approved paper.
Military and Friends Hats made ORDER at short no
'ice Old Hats repaired, and the smallest favor thankfully
Acknowledged JOHN THOMPSON.
N L. All persons indebted, whose accounts arc OF more
tlan sin months standing. Informed that unless they
discharge the immediately they vii! he ru into the
hands OF collector j..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-02

number % .oydseS, Saio., Ipp,aeG ~ nave iue
principal direction board the schr there was no
that knew any tbihg of uavigation.
The trunk and writing desk OF Capt. Galloway were
taken out, and have been brought Nantucket but his
bcdd'ng bag OF clothes CHEST nautical INSTRUMENTS,
were left on board, well the effects of the Mr..
- Porter.
The crew OF the Decatur We're al, except the steward,
white men,
The negroes liberty, LEI, the Rapid after
she arrived 1t is said they all owned by
Baltimore.
Campbell and Brown yesterday examined a; the
Marshals Office, and discharged; will remain here
til news arrives from Baltimore.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-02
IRGLAT9.

At rules holden in tie clerks Office Of the superior court
"i Choncety 'oI the RcUond district, the day of
Smith B. sanard infant. by Archibald L. woodbridge
IFS i'1%' i,iei'' ply.
beverley Smith, aGmo &c bonis with wiS annex
ed OF William smith, decd, and atm'or Of Elizabeth
Innsaii dec DAME! Weseiger, adm'or of Washington
i ats the same beverley smith, Daniel Weiseser and
Sci9no'a his WIFE Edward Smith, amG Wan. W. Watts,
dis.
The defendant Beverley Smith, having cnterI mis-
appearance and given security according the
se'oy and he rules OF this court and appearing by
lsfaclnty evidence, that he imabant Of this
country 1t is ordered that the said defendant do appear
here the tenth day of the answer the bill
OF the PLAINTIFF; ana that copy ibis forisi IN
inserted in some newspaper published cj,y of Rich
mon' FOR Two months successfully, and posted the front
door OF tie Capitol, in the saii CITY.
! copy. Icste,
y H'l. ". ITEhING.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-02
99@g&eass
From thu Dumfries and Galloway Courier

Fiom I'M DUMMIES and Galloway Courler.
SONG.
AIR-"Bcnny Dn,des"-"Ye Bas,;s and Braes,"&c
Again the gay blossoms atorn the green forest,
And bsj=lit leans the shy the lnve-laughing &c
The music OF Spring is again in the valley
All na;ure looks lovely to ilk anc butme.
For oh, my sad heart when think on my Leslie
lie swore to return with the sweet smile of May.
An. Why do those roses $" wide spread their blossoms!
All. why is the linmet SO lavshly gay?
] think on the valour that still fred his bosom
That leamed in his eye like the orient star;
! ;hirk the band whom he led from his mountains
The beauty of mornimg-ihe lightning OF war.
sec the bold youth press to glory the foremost.
Aud the first of the fallen my Leslie see!
Now Spring spread thy roses, and loud wake thy music
To all thou brings pleasure, but me.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-02
BY Order of the Executive.

- ANDOLFiES VA REPORTS.
Ae GlLMER'S (VA.) REPORTS,
HEN1NG'S STATUTES AT LARGE: being a collec-
lion Of all the Laws of Virginia. the first session OF
the legislature, in the year 1919, III IS volumes.
The Laws of country necessarily CONNECTED will,
every thing belonging to the people of it;
rough knowledge 81 them aud OF their progress would Inform
us OF every thing that Useful be known about
ien' ami ore vi the greatest inPeriections ofsoIians
general Is owing 10 their ignorance of Law
u Tie above works will be sold at reduced urices:
consequently great bargains may be had if early APP
plca'ion be made 70 J. II. & i. NASH.
arch Ia 1S-u.f
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-02
PIRGfNIa:

AT rules, holden in the clerks Office the superior cour,
OF chancery for the Richmond district, the 80 tav OF
April, 1896
"an cambridge, sheriff of iienrico county, whom,
hath been committed for administration the unadm;n;s-
eied estate of ESme Smock, deed, and Hette Smock
widow of said ESme, and sole heir of Maria Fox who
WIS iha'i' SHOCK, PHs.
against
" Hi'''" "''"e and Thomas Watson, ir. DTS.
he scelacias awarded in this canse not being return
e executed on the defendant Thomas Watson, IT, and he
no" having entered his appearance and given security
cong I" the act of assembly and the of this court
ana appearing by satisfactory evidence, that he is not
lhhanant of this country; il is ordered that the said de-
lendant do appear here the tenth day of the next term
ana Shew cause, IL any he against revival sought
oy me SAID process; and that copy Of this be forth
WIN inserted III some newspaper published in the city Of
kchnond for two mouths successfully, posted at the
front doof Of the capitol, in the said oity.
II Copy. Testr, I'm. ~. HENJJNIr, C. c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-02
TII1GLNT4:

AT rules holden in the clerks office Of the superior court
1896
Elizabeth Smith, wife Of William H. Smith, by john Crouel
hcy next ficnd, pyE
against
Benjamin Wosby, of and trustee under the last will
ana testament Of Richard Crouch deed, and William
Stenhg smith, also trustee under the will and
w Iiam w Vaughan and Elizabeth y. his wife, Robert
G. Smith, and Jesse p Smith and Lucy hun Smith an
'"""'' DIS.
ne defendant Jesse p Smith, not having entered his ap-
pedance and given security according the az Of ASSEM-
Oily and the rucs of mis- court and appearing by satsfac
tory evidence that Ire is nhabitau Of this country;
70 ordered that the said cicn5ani do appear here on the
enth day Of The next term the hill ofthc PLAINTIFF
ana thar copy n this be forthwith inserted IN some
spHPer published in the city Of Richmond for two
ouhs successfully and posted the front door Of the ca
pitoI in the said city.
copy. Teste,
= I'm ~. HENTNr, c. c,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-02
llitN PrepertN tor Sale.

Nm pursuance of Decd Trust from John King of the
City OF Richmond, recorded the Clerks Office
Of the Corporation Count OF said CITY, SHALL Offer for
sale, by pubic auction on the premises, the goth day
June ne;, the Houses and Lot thus described ~ said deed
rz; Eiei-tiouse Comprising in 1879 Attorneys Of
tice, &c II Cari'aGe-housc, and hchen,) and Neat
House ami Stable with the Lot whereon they ou-
Ing about Is ie@t on paved Alley between ID and Z
Streets called Exchange Alley aud extending back
Fuiche Pa!lamS Kitchen: III which purchased by
the said King igom G;ats Estate, Will appear upon re-
ference Ia tine deed oil conveyance ortc record in
The Clerks Office of the said Corporation Court. credit
OF months VIII he given tor the purchase money; but TIE
pa ymeri thereof secuted by houl with arpro ed
security. and Deed .. Trust upon ,ic property sold
Beis Trustees tor the Sale, shall convey such
tide only SAID property said deed US; aud bid
des iuvited satisfy themselves This head by re-
terence to the Fecons of the Corporation Court OF Rich
mond mo. GIBSON. IN. -,
!. MACRAE, h'us'ecS.
The ABOVE Sale Will De conducted by c. & G.. CLARKE,
AucjinIerrs.
! april % oG-i7t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-02
IIRGLNT.4.

I7CCr1.N1.4.
cnancery for this Rchmoud district, 5rd day of April
chaTd Adams executor a; Elizabet Hunter, deed, PHI.
against
Carey Scaen and james Brown, jr auditor of the
commonwealth DIS.
Inc sceiacias awarded in this having been re-
turned executed on the dcsndant Carey Seldom and he nor
having entered his appearance and given security according
10 the act oi Assembly and the rules this court and II
appearing by satisfactory evidence that he is inhabi
ant OF this country: it is ordered, sa id s,eenla
DO appear here the tenth day of the and sbeu
cause IT any he against The revival sought by the said
process, and also the bill of the plaintiff md that
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted some newspauer
published in the city of Richmond, for months success
vey and posted at the front door Of the Capitol, in the
said city.
81 Copy. Teste. IP.M ~. IE.N1NG,c
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-02
PIRCISIl:

AT rules holden in the clerks Office OF the superior COURT
April, 1896 10y ~
John King admir- of Rachael NIcCiurg, PX.
against
Andrew Smith, (;eoUbpnhan D,v;,, R,r.,, ~
C. Gamble, John Fcrney, a. G. Smith William s1u;r.
h4cNeaSe' and John Merriam, DTS.
The defendants, Andrew Smith and A. c. Smith, no,
having entered their appearance and given security accur
dg TO the act of assembly and rules of this court
ana 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are
not of this country; is ordered that the said
ue'eoan 90 appear here on the tenth day of the next
term and answer the bill PLAINTIFF and that conv
e ts order be forthwith inserted in asr pub
iSied IN the city of Richmond months
ann posted nj the front door capitol in the said c
u Cory. Tesla, I'm. ". HE.NLN1i =
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-02
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, }
Isl .9DrIl, 1926. (

MI Office is hereby given the Projectors OF the six
~ per cent Stock of 1913, Loan al S7,50000O that
the princpa! Of the said Stock remaining untedecme and
tie interest which may he due thereon the time, will be
paa TO the said PoNrietors their iega representa-
tvc, d"iy authorised, ;he FIRST day Juy next, at the
feasuy IN Washington, Or At such Loan Office the
o"chs al winch any portion oI said Stock may stand.
Information Is further given that surrender of the corti-
caes of the said six Pc: Stock OF 1913 will reGur-
cd at the time of redemption, and that thereon
vii! cease aud determine the 3o day Junc 1926.
RICHARD RUSH
Secretary of the Treasury,
ApriG o.,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-02
IREINIl.

At rules boacm in the clerks Office O; the superior cour,
OF chancecy for The Richmond district. the Sd day OF
April, 1896
William Miller ond George Irvine. Pits.
against
MCGOWAN and Collins, joseph Wallace Patrick Durkin,
and T. Il. Ryan. .DHs.
The defendant Joseph Wallace, having entered his
appearance and given security according act Of as
seHy and the sHics Of this court, and it appearing by sa-
isiar;oy evidence, that lac nabitan ofts coun-
wy " J. ordered, That the said defendant appear here
on tnc TENTH day OF lie nest term and The bill of the
plaintiffs; and that copy Of this oer be forthwith inserted
!" some s?aper published in the city of Richmond for
'"o months s'ccessvcy, and posted the door Of the
capitol. n the SAID city.
q Copy. Tcs'e. Nm. " HENINGf.cc.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-02
TfRGINTq:

At rules holden in the clerks Office Of the superior cou,,
Of chancery for tine Richmond district the 3rd day of
April, 1926:
Lewis Webb, and George T. Booker merchants and part
ncrs trading under the firm Of Lewis Webb & Co.
pits.
against
Hugh and William Crawford, j.. and Elijah weems.
m dts.
The defendants Hugh an William Crawford IT, rot
having entered their appearance and given security
ding the Assembly and the rules Of ,s court and
appcarDg by satisfactory evidence, they are no, in
labitaus of this coun;ry is ordered, the said deen-
danis DO appear here the tenth day the next term
and answer the hill of the plaintiffs; ard copy of
his ORDER be forthwith inserted in newspaper publish
ed IN the city Of Richmond, for months suceessvey,
an posted at de On door Of the pi,ol IN said city.
copy. Teste,
q I'm " TTENIyYf c. r.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-02
TIRGLNI.Q:

AZ rules holden in the Clerks Office the superior cour,
April, 1896 ~ WY "a
Thomas Nealc, ,,
against
Alexander Boyd, John W. Lewis, William O. Goode Lewis
Burweii Peyton r. Burwe, Howell Taylor, jr Edmund
taylor Richard H. Walker, Lucy Burwel executrx OF
G; Fold, John Davis, Philip Rancy, Daniel IT IJ;crs
T.. ;; McCraw, John D. Hawkins, Spottswood BurwelI
and "m kobards. Richard Boyd, and Thomas Goode'
DTS.
The defendants Spo,tswood Burweil VIM. Richards R;c,
ara BOYD and John D. Hawkins, having entered their
and given security according the of as
seDy and the rules of this court, and appearing by
,issctury evidence they are not nabitans of this
country it is ordered that the said defendants do appenr
mere on the tenth day of the answer the bill Of
the plaintiff; and that copy of this order forthwith in
serted III some newspaper published in city of Richmond
r TWO months successfully and posted the front door of
the capitol, in the said city.
81 copy. Teste, I'm. ". IIENTN-G e. e.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-02
NAVY ComMrsstoNaus' OFFICE,

On Ntdy, IU-O
& proposals! until the first day Of July nest, FOR fur
nShipg
IoOJ Maskcts and Baycncts, such used in
the a!my,
zoos Cutla sses--aud
$50 pair of Boarding Pistols.
Samples Of the Cutasses and Pistols 10 be fora rded
will! the offer to furnish the same.
May 9 Gu
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-02
Smiths Cotton Planter s. Cultivation

HioSE interested in the culture Of Cotton re Informed
u that machine is invented for planting and cltiyang
his crop, winch promises to be Of great Importance l.
has been lately exhibited both in Richmond nd Pctcrsl-
and met tie appreciation Of ali ho had an orotnui, of
seeing IT, Those who associate large crops Of totacc5 or
corn With cotton viii find valuable acquisition II is
competed that one haud with this machine uiu p;ln; Or
cultivate ten acres prf day They simple in tncir
construction that any common mechanic can make thc1
and any farmer Keep them in repair.
ne following certificate, 20 which many more respcrta-
be signatures might have been added viii no ouo, be per
fcrtly satisfactory.
Having Witnessed the operation Of Ny. Smiths Patent
Cotton Planter and CUiiivator, no hesitation In
saying hai fully answers thu purpose which IT is de-
sncd IL opens inc fuuow. drops tie seed az any te
n'slanc1 reqnfcd or2Ts lightly ard rolls opera
on "n0 ali nuc better hanit could be done By hand A.
ter the cotlon IS up, two small ploUgs then attached
Whch removes tue and weeds from both sides Of the
plant az once. 1t operates fast as horse us.,lr
walks L IS necessary however, tal the land should be-
hrst listed and fec Gom stumps or o,lor oJs,ruc.ions
6igDed by--
RICHARD ItELD. WEI ". NrEtrsoN
ROBERT BoLfIJG. FRs G.. YAvcry
WRIGHT E0FfNsOv, L. SroKFs
ALES. CUNNtNGiIA-r.
Petersburg, 20ID january 1876.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-02
New Method OF Pressing Leghorl,

New Method OF Pressing Leghorus.
b EGHORN and Straw Bonnets bleached, cleaned, al
NJ tered and dressed They will be pressed by machi-
nery heins an entire new nvenon which greatly improves
Inc texture and gives superior gloss the surface,
Country merchants ard others have their cahorns
pressed and trimmed by the dozen, notice
reasonable terms. Also Dresses made and plain Sewing
cone, by MRS. MARTIN,
Two doors below Harriss building, and nearly
opposite the Merchants Coffee House. Main ST.
May Il Ct
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-02
TRGENT4:


AZ rules, holden i'll tho clerks Office the Superior Cou,
OF Chancery for the Richmond district, the 3rd day of
April, 1896 Va
Zacariah howlett, Mary bis wife, late Mary Iockct,
againS:
Thomas Woodbridge, and William Woodbridge cx'ors Of
the last vii! and testament Of Thomas Woodbridge:
deceased, Hughes Oven Jesse Owen, Page Walden, and
caroline "a his wife, Zachariah Lockett James Locket,
George w Cole, and Caroline NJ. his wife, John Cole
and PAMELA 3. his wife, Grandson Il. Wooldridee and
beVcfey 81. Woodbridge dts.
The defendants Jesse Owen and Zachariah Lockett no,
having entered their appearance and given security acco
ding to the act OF assembly and the rules court and
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are not in
habants of this county oIdcrcd that said dcfcn-
dahs DO appear here on the tenth day of the
answer the bill of the plaintiffs; and copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in newspaper published i'm
the city of Richmond, for successvelv and
posted at the front door Of tlecapito in said civ
81 copy. 1este, I'm ". HE.NENtG, c. r.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-02

'HNAhEN by inc subsc5c5, on tive 18Th of this mont,
a from John Cousins boat dead u7n james Nicoiss
ohe ''cfcS "i 'oUa co. ISIAM RANDOLPH,
H.aJf9 o'a''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-22
DENTISTRY.

nR. M'KEE respectfully offers his services to the
~ inhabitants Of Alexandra and its vicinity, IN the
department of Dentistry. Having paid particular al
tenton to this branch of his profession he naters nm
self that he is competent to render essential service &c
those who NAV have the misfortune Of disease III hei
teeth In almost ali he is able to cure the
toobac6e without the loss of the TOOTH and to relieve
the pain Immediately. He viii clean and file the teet
without injury to the enama ana y hay m 1is
Ieo, amd reta;n beautiful ivory whiteness He will
also insert new teeth which cannot be distinguished
Is Office IS at Mrs Gardner's, opposite st. PauIs
Church. where he will be always ready, Sundays
cepted attend to any calls IN the line OF his profes
sion. ~,
fessor Keith, Dr. Semmes, Dr.. Richards DR.. Fitzhugt
and Pr. Brown. sept II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-22
From The New- York Daily Adosrtiser, Sept 10.
BUENOS AYRES


BUENOS AYRES
cantil to the 3lst of May.
Nothing decisive had yet taken place between
the fleets: but in spite of all the Wanting OF the
Brazians, their superior force, and the suppos-
ed spirit of their new commander Norton, th'v
show the same imbecity as heretofore.
On the gath the Brazilian squadron sailed up
the river. as if to make an attack on the city;
bu, soon gave up the design, tackled, and stood
down again On the following day Gen. Brown
pursued them, and began an engagement about
half past a, p NJ which lasted Till sun set. He
fired six rockets one of which struck near the
foremost of the frigate Matraya, but without
doing any injury She lost boat by cannon
shot. The patriots los; only Killed ana lhree
wounded. in the s. Twenty Fifth OF May" On
the goth the patriot vessels lay al the outer va
lizas: and il was believed that there were no
Brazilian cruzers in the Parana river
Captain Mason, who commanded the Con-
eress in the engagement of February 9th, has
been reinstated
Notice had lust been published at Monte VI
deo, of the design Of the Emperor OF Brazil 10
reinforce his squadron, then consisting OF 'hir-
teen large vessels with four frigates OF 40 guns,
six corvettes of So, and ten briggs of %, " to
make the patriot squadron disappear IRON inc
waters of the Rio de la Plata" 1t was also ae-
clared that they intended to man the Cerro, 'he
fort of ST. Joseph, and the Cerrito, and d place
them under the command ct General NortoH'
to prevent General Brown from passing the
mouth Of the channel. ;.
The Congress were occupied with the as
cussion ola plan proposed by the goVeihhleh.'
for rewarding the authors of the revolution. n
Secretary was also to be elected, in place oil DE-
nor Lagos, resigned.
A letter from Lima, dated March 29th, states
that the Peruvian government will not take any
hand in the war Between La Plata and Brazil
Itwould appear that little apprehension was
felt in Buenos Ayres, for the safety OF the cl,y'
for. in spite of the threats Of their enemies, the
anniversary of their independence was celeora-
ted with such general festivity, that the Puoii-
cation of the Mercantil was suspended on the
oath and 25th. 1t was also to be celebrated oy
the army. A.,
Letters received at Buenos Ayres from Mon
teyidco, confirm the report we had some time
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-22
SHIP NEWS.
Port OF Alexandria.
Nr. Paris on Met.

BUsT published, and on sale by PISREY 1HOMP-
% SON. Treatise on Diet; with view TO establish,
on practical grounds system of Rules for the proven
ton and cure of diseases incident to disordered state
of the Digestive Functions. BY j. A. Paris, NJ ID. f.
r. S 1 vol 8vo. 81 rs
some Psychologists will have it that the Stomach is
Mill. others that it is fermenting Vat; Others again,
that it is Stew pan; but my view ofthe matter, is
nethera Mill, a Fermentng Vat, nor steW-pan; but
a Stomach, gentlemen Stomach % Note from Hunt
er's Lectures; the Christian Philosophers or, the
connection of Science and Philosophy with religion, H.
Illustrated by Engravings BY Thomas Dick, vol
81 IS.
Mills History of Chvaly; Strckland's Report on In
terna Improvement; Life of Major Cartwright
Washington City, Sept %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-22

since, that Sir Charles Stuart was authorized
to negotiate for the suspension Of hostilities
but without prejudice to the mission OF Lord
Ponsonby.
After the action before mentioned, seventy
men were sent ashore from the Brazilian fri
gate Metraga under the charge of cowardlce
The frigate. Emperatriz was expected soon to
sail for Rio Janeiro, 10 repair damages received
from Gen. Brown
Arrived at Montevideo, Dutch brig Wilhel-
ma Maria, from Amsterdam, with | - cases OF
fire arms, and 655 barrels ofgun powder, bound
to- Buenos Ayres. Also, American schr. Nor
gan, from Lauzarote, one ofthe Canary Islands
with emigrants: French brig Orasnones, from
Marseiles and Rio Janeiro, with wine and bran
dy The English frigate Doris, arrived on the
l4th, from Maldonado.
The CHILEAN ships Of war were appraised at
Valparaiso, on the 9Th of April-La Isabella
at $4,000, La Independence at 40,63O, and
La Chaca5uco at 1880. The CHILEAN flag had
been lowered, but no new one holsted as late as
the 22nd
Prices Current at Buenos tyres, May ~
Sweet Malaga Wine, Sl8o 100 per pipe
Bordeaux 81 a Z, per dozen. n. Am. Flour,
$50 per br Carolina Rice, S5, 6 r. 4, per
arr WhiteHavanna Sugar 10, 10, per do.
Virginia Tobacco, l6 | 8 per quint Havana
Segars, per 1000, $50 "a.
The English Consul at Montevideo has writ
ten to Mr. Parish at Buenos Ayres, that the
brig Monarch, and another brig, supposed to
be the Jessy, have been detained by the Brazil
ian naval commander, under suspicion OF hav-
ing cleared in England for Buenos Ayres after
notice of the blockade; and that Sir John Sin
clair has been sent to the mouth of the river,
to warn other vessels Of their exposure, and to
offer them such assistance as he can afford in
their future destinations.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-22
From, the Baltimore Gazette.

This day, the tacentieth Of September 1926,
CHARLES CARROLL OF lARRoLLroN, the only
surviving signer of the Declaration OF indie
pendence, completes his N1NE1IETH year: The
anniversary of his birth day collects around
him his affec,ionate relatives and intimate
friends, who are within reach OF his domestic
circle. In the enjoyment OF excellent health, a
cheerful and amiable disposition, with all those
qualifications which result from the merit of his
numerous descendants and their connections, s
from great prosperity in his worldly estate
Mr. Carroll appears to De iaVorlte OF that
kind Providence who made him an instru nent
in comforting his favours on oar Country.