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$1,000

$4,000
These are mere decorations for the qualification of
luxurious incidence and psmpered appetite n an,
economical Republic il may be objected ,ba,
Gl7 900 is rather too large sum for such eur,ia
mentary induigeneies. We make no such oh.
Jection. There is saying that "the fraDn;nos
OF monarchy are sufficient TO set up a rsou5-
be Times are changing, Gas well as neu,1 and
OLD truths are becoming modern falsehoods
Then there Is table headed " John Adams !, il
account with the Presidents house, con,,in;ng
stems OF articles purchased for the Roval nae e
Among these we find S43 for bottle consters ,,
What must be the cost Of the bottles ave. and m.
liquor they contain, when so insignificant. an an
pendage as " coasters" is set down a. s493 &c Ti,.
lard table, $50, billiard balls, S6',' q cbe.s.
men. S23 50''--nor do we Object to thea. ;,ems
II gives US the greatest pleasure 10 know. ,Ls,
His Majesty occasionally finds relax alton in oIon
from The fa'iguss and yexations of State .ffairs
from the DerusaI Of Randolph's blue n;Il.. &C.
DIR. M'Duhe's resolutions corresponJencos
With the Senate, and from what must be more AZ.
hiciing than ailiisese, from ieie a-,ee on nn,ii
consistency with Mr.. Secretary clan. From ,bis
taoie we shall make further extracts on some o,he,
occasion. O'"s'
Then, there Is an fnyen,ory Of useless furni tire
p We Ffesldents mouse, and estimated value If sold
OK auction This is excessively amusing. Bel. |
sfesda, wash stands, carpets piano fortes. crr,{l
curtains, painters eases, pokers, screens and cs,d
,aoless are all jumbled tegeher in most snbIirne
fusion In this inventory" Amongst o,bs, nr;o,'.
sFuelss Is II brass carpet -Si0"' Now. we bave
perEkxed Our brains for bali an hour 10 arrive =,
Tho meaning Of This tom "a brass carmel ., n, -
10 set down, page 81 ga brass carpst,r' Surely
'aeey. Ag-nu ee-p,l
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SELEcTToMs-

Decorations of the Pdlace.-A kind con-
OCCASIONAL friend has transmitted to US the report of
sae public building committee Of the House of Re-
representatives.. This report more especially CON
Germs the furnishing Of the marble palace. Some
OF the items are extremely edilying, and serve 10
Pet US Into the domestic secrets of that Distinguish
ed house, pretty much in the same way, that Don
Cieofas was made acquainted with the internal re-
laiions of the houses in Madrid by le Dio5le
Bcifenr. In this case, the committee is Cleof,s
and Mr.. John Adams, Jr le diabie, and all for
the instruction, and, as we hope. amusement Of
the public There two " Estimates of ar,icles
necessary TO complete she furnishing of the Pre.i-
dents House." The first amoun,sito $50 ,725. the
Other TO Si6,A7i. As His Majesty John II. eI y.
pects an eight years sovereignty he will probably
press for the adoption oftle larger estimate. All
our readers not having attentive correspondence a,
Washington, we will extract, for their eiification
o few Of the items.
. CONSOLES (no. reduced consols,)' $4,000
o 0Hduie'ts 10 pun on Tour CONSOLES, 1900
. iafec ngSiasses, 1000
large chandeliers, 2 0oo
8 gilt candelabras and s ornaments ford
msntel-p pieces, o ooo
. I"se iooN'ne,eiaSes' 1000
= n,aioie n'"h'e',P,eces' 1000
a carpet, eoo
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THOMAS LADD, M. C.
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ihuiNiA. AT rules holden in the cieks office Of the
county court OF Charlotte the 10th day of February fseS
Jane; vaughan and Martha Cook, Plaintiffs
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OHANCEkY. Alta qdarl.rly court continued aaJ held
for Louss county the 18th day Of Mach 1895 e''
Elizabeth Wood, ps:.n
~'emuu
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tnlS piece OF furniture mu2 have belonged to the /
cabinet where the "treaty of amity" was signed
and ratified between his Majesty John H. and Mr..
Henry (now Mr. Secretary Clay. The intense.
reflection of their countenances wrought some mar
vellous change in the material of the article. Such
changes are not unusual in the natural world. Wa
ter converts wood into stone, and why should not
the faces OF Messrs. Adams and Clay turn wood to
brass! The" bronze gilt andirons," the &c bronze
lamps" the " crimson curtains" and the gilt
piano forte," belong, out Of all question, to the
same apartment. There is another entry worth
noticing: "a card tabies-S20.' His Majesty
(sll hereditary monarchs are cspricious in their
vices) appears to have abandoned whist and pope
joan for billiards and chess. (See pages IA and
10, head billiards and chess.) Really, we speak
II with all due respect, the palace seems to be
little better than house of bad resort AT WASH
ington such places may Re tolerated-but in our
less luxurious city OF Nav York, the police would
have long since routed out the inmates. Only the
other day police marshal, with score or two of
watchmen. completely Quilted boarding house of
its inhabitants for playing at domino only. For
tunately Washington is about $50 miles TO the
southwark.
One more tabular riew and we have DONE
" .uemorandini of table linen, &C." We hesi-
tate about this " S1c.' But our duty is stern one,
and fulfilled it must be- BE it known then, through
Oh: the limits of His Maestys dominions, that for
WIG os"oC dHu Wduts Ot we WnOle royal family,
there are but &c IL fine linen sheets, coarse cot
ton pillow cases, coarse towels, round, IG
---;" but no, no more. We cannot hang GU,
any more OF the royal body appliances to the gaze
OF his prying and inquistive subiects'' The
committee say, they have made "a personal in
spection, Their words are sufficient, and we
are satisfied Our readers, however, cannot fli
to contrast the g lincn'' part Of the establishment
with the ornamental portion. Suppose the 1900
dollar carpet, or the $1,000 velvet paper, were &c
be exchanged for supply of sheets and towels, w,
| are sure the members of His Maiesty's househol,
| would rest more comfortably at night, and com
with cleaner hands before the public Let the com
| mittee consider this suggestion.
We cannot close this notice more appropriately
than by quoting passage from the dispatch of tn
Lord High Chancellor, and heir apparent, ..Joh,
Adams, jr." I" In rendering this account, it ma,
not be improper TO remark, that the expenditure
have all been made NTH an eye TO the sf,iete,
| economy. Scarcely an article has been nun.
chased which Das not INpIspENsAaLY NEcrs
eARf!! W. Y. Nat. .4dro
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NIRGiNIA AT Rules, holden IN the clerk od;cs - DC
The 9Th day Of March, 1s26. D"uio'
william Fenwict, Alice g. Williams, Ereeu,,ir of ,.,..
VII and iestsBtnt Of William c. williams decd and ~,
OVer Hugh William Evans, Of John Hethoote De-
A.. Plaintiffs
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ChANCEhF AT rules holden in The Ks Office or The
county court OF Charlotte, the 9TH day Of March te2e
Joseph Fears Executor of Charles II Pearson dec pIt
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NIRGINIA At Superior Court Of Chaneery holden the
CaPtoin the City Of Richmond, the nth day Of June
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AsoPy Te'ie, ROBERT CowHERD, d. c. L. c.
-aeIen 80 106--w3w
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-07-15

NEw-YoRK ENaUIRER.-We have received
the first number Of the New.York Enquirer, con-
Quoted by M. M. Noah, late proprietor and Editor
of the New York National Advocate which paper
he suspended in consequence ofis involving him in
achancery suit with Mr.. E. J. Roberts, who claim
ed the copyright
The Enquirer is the real Simon Pure" of Is
rael, and partakes largely of the wit and genius Of
its somewhat eccentric proprietor. We wish Mr..
Noah great success, and admonsh him, as he is now
alone. to keep SO, and not to ensnsls himself with
useless connexions.
Subscriptions for the Enquirer will be received
at this office.
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New lNvENTIoN.-We have been surprised
at the numerous inventions which are almost daily
brought into use by ou, citizens; hut the following
surpasses any thing We have seen. 1t is taken from
Southern paper:-"An individual Of New-Or-
leans is said TO be in possession of a recipe by
which he has already cured many persons of the
beastly sin Of drunkenness" We hope he will not
take out patent for his discovery but let it have
its full operation and effect from one end of the
continent to the other. Government will grant
him an ample pension, if the recipe produces the
reformation which he anticipates.
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The remains of the late JOHN ADAMS were en-
tOmbed at Quincy on Friday afternoon week with
every mark Of respect. Minute guns were fred.
and the bells tolled during the funeral ceremonies,
The procession was very large, tho pail bearers
were Judge Davis, Hon. Mr.. Greenleaf, Judge
Story, Prest Kirkland, Gov. Lincoln, and Lieut..
Gov. Winthrop. The Meeting. House where the
services were performed was thronsed, and the dis
course by Rev. Mr.. Whitney is said to have been
very appropriate and impressive.
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teries Of a few parasites and ycophants, who have
made him believe that he is capable offillins the
Office Of Chief Magistrate Of the United States
and that he is what no man ever believed him to
be-a great man. In his old age a lsxity of
principle and thirst for lucre to have got POS
session Of his soul, or else he would not have back
ed out from the purchase Of the Monitor, and thus
exposed, unnecessarily, the vilest acts Of intrigue.
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say that 4 reflects no credit on the town Of Far.
mngton, that the maniac is suffered to remain in q
complete state of nudity in barn. and that wheth-
er he does, or does not choose to make that rude
fabric an habtation, humanity ought to induce the
citizens Of Pennington to remove him to more
agreeable dwelling. We suspect that whilst pecu-
MARY considerations are allowed to trample on the
rights ofhumanity, this unhappy sufferer will con-
tinue to reside in the barn.
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Professor JoHN r. CoTTiNG has commenced the
publication of a work at Amherst, Mass. called the
Chemist" Mr.. CoTTING is well known to the
public as a scientific lecturer, and from our per-
sonal knowledge Of the gentleman, we can safely
say, that no man in the country is better calculated
TO conduct work ofthis kind.
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MED them in their old oge, amidst their n6rmities.
Like the meteor light, that Aickered but hour on
the day Of our independence, and then bade ths
world farewell.
They were men Of unequalled genius, and we
may not see their like again. They were philo-
sophers, scholars, statesmen, and acquired great
ness which kings might envy, but which kings can
never attain. The lustre Of their deeds will sur
vive the storms oftime and the witherng blasts Of
ages, and although they shall be here more, they
are clothed in the robes of immortality-their me-
mories shall neper die. Well might they have ex-
claimed in their last moments
"Nay then, farewell
have touched the highest point Of all my greatness,
And, from that full meridian ofmy glory,
! haste now to my sitting shall fall
Like bright exhalation in the evening,
And no man me more"
Illustrious patriots! matchless men! You have de-
scended to the grave covered with blooming honors,
and grateful people lament your exit. But ye
shall yet live in the hearts your coun:rymen, and
future generations shall make pisrimages to your
silent tomb', and pay their alterations to your me.
mories. And whilst JEFFERSON shall slum-
Der at the base of his own avorite mountain, lulled
to repose by the tncking Of the pellucid stream a it
washes over its snow white beds Of sand-and
whilst ADAMS sleeps in his narrow house of clay,
and moulders into dust, the northern wild winds
shall not disturb his repoe but gentle zephyrs as
they play over his tufted mound, shall warn the
passenger, that there sumbers the best of men.
the wsest of philosophers, and the first of states
men. The youthful passenger will gaze upon their
sepulchres and learn that republic is not ungrate-
SON are adored.
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GggNDAEY oADIg.
SATURDAY EVENING, JULY is.
% father Abbot (!

so father Abbot
An old man, broken with the storms of state,
Is come to lay his weary bones arnongye;
Give him little earth for charity
SO went to bed where eagerly his sickness
Pursued HIM still and three days after this,
About the hour OF one (Which he himself
ForetolJ should be his last)
He gave hrs honors to the world again,
His blessed part to Heaven, and slept in peace"
SHAKESPEARE.
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win rapid sway MS burning influence udIB,
On man and beast, and herb, and flowing stream.
Who can Implying see the fowty race
Shed by the morn, their fush'd bloom resign
Before the parching beam.
The daw,
The rook and maepie, to the grey grown oaks,
That the calm village in their verdant arms,
Shedding, embrace, direct their lazy fight;
Where on the mingling boughs they sit embower'd
All the hot noon, till cooler hours arrive"
THOMPSON.
For more than three weeks past, we have ex-
perienced an intensity Of heat rarely paraelled in
this latitude, and which again threatened the vege
table kingdom with total annihation. The forest
lost its verdure, the meadows pined and withered,
and the hardy husbandman sighed as he beheld the
before him.
The most ofthe present week, the mercury has
ranged at about 900 Fahrenheit, and on Thursday
sity Of heat is not common in w-England, and if
Hamlet were here, he would have no reason 10 ex-
claim o that this too, too solid flesh would melt"
But in the midst Of burning weather, yesterday, a
copious shower of rain paid visit, and revived
sinking and exhaust ed nature.
The shower lasted about two hours, and fell in
torrents. 1t was unattended by wind and seemed
to descend from the very windows of heaven
Bounties like these from the throne ofmercy and Of
grace, bestowed on man when he is desponlins and
despairing demands special notice, and calls up
on us to render our grateful thanks to 1.-THE gver of
every good and perfect gift"
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-"Tyrant Heat, dispreading thro' the SKY
With rapid sway his burning influence darts,
On man and beast, and herb, and flowing stream.
Who can Implying see the fowry race
Shed by the morn, their fushd bloom resign
Before the parching beam.
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The rook and maepie, to the grey grown oaks,
That the calm village in their verdant arms, :
Shedding, embrace, direct their lazy fight;
Where on the mingling boughs they sit embower't
All the hot noon, till cooler hours arrive"
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French Medical w orks

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district Of Columbia,

County Of .4ieraadria, Sci:
NOVEMBER TERM-1825.
The Common Council of Alexandria,
Complts
George Chapman, Charles |, Catlett, In Chancery'
Sarah Harper, Townshend Waugh
William Yeaton, John C. Mandel,
and Thomas Irwin, DeftsD
THE defendant George Chapman not having enter
ed his appearance and given security according to the
statute and the rules of this Court, and it appearing TO
the satisfaction of the Court upon affidavit hled' tat
the said George Chapmanis not resident OF the DIS
trict of Coumba on the motion othe compliments by
their counsel, it is ordered, that the SAID George
Chapman do appear here on the first day of next April
Term, and enter disappearance to this suit and give
security for performing the DEGREES OF the Court ana
that the other defendants, Charles L. Catlett Sarah
Harper, Townsend Waugh, William Yeaton, John c.
Mande and Thomas Irwin, do not pay away, convey OF
secrete the debts by them owning estate or ef
fects in their hands, belonging to the said absent defen
dent until the further order decree OF the COURT and
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months successfully, in one the public newspapers
printed in the town of Alexandria and that another co,
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county. 4 Copy Test, EDM, l. LEE, Z. Y.
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Withers & w shington.

IJAyE imported, per ships Pioneer and shenando-
l. all, from Liverpool
Extra blue velvet cloths and cassimeres
Fine and super6ne blue and black do do
Do do olive and Oxford mixed
Plain and figured English silk vestins
White White, scarlet scar e red' FLaNNELS.
Swanskins booking baizes
Crcassan and tartan plaids
8-4 soft lambs wool, do-a beautiful article for Ia.
dies wear
Toilette Valencia vestings
9-4 cashmere shawls, plain and prntd borders
q, 5, 81, a and Al point blankets
81. o., 104, LA and 1914 heavy rose do
Figured, plain and twilled bombazetts
A blue and brown camblets
Fancy prints in great variety
On hand, from recent arrivals from NeW- Fork,
Plain black and figured Canton grapes
Blue, pink, white and black Italian do
Black italian lustring, very superior
Senchews sarsinetts and levanunes
Jaconet and cambria muslns
Figured and plain book and SWISS do
7-8and A Irish linens, long lawns
Brown Hollands, Russia and IRISH diapers
Linen cambria, and cambria hdkfs
Cambria andfurniture dimty
Flag, bandanno and Madras hdkfs
Worsted and cotton hosiery
Clark's spool, sewing and floss cotton
Fancy silk and cause hdkfs
Lambs wool shirts
Patent sewing and shoe thread
Burlaps and tiklenburgs
Twilled sackinga and oznaburgs
10 bales superior Russia sheetings
1OOpieces indlgoblue cassnetts
Blue mixed jerseys and plains
20 bales domestic goods, comprising handsome iot OF
a. 7S and A brown and bleached shirngs and plaids,
with their former stock, cHbe sold
luced Or sept All
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This is to give Notice,

yult AT the subscriber, of Alexandria County in the
District of Columbia, has obtained from the Or
han Court of said County letters testamenary the
estate of Henry Bayne late of the County aforesaid de-
ceasedAn persons having claims against the said de-
sJsrt ore hereby warned to exhibit the same to the
shscrber passed by the Orphans Court on or before
the 18th day of August next they may by law be ex-
Guided from all benefit said estates and those mdebt-
ed thereto are required to make immediate PAYMENT
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b1s-1m Executrix of Henry Bayne