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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-17

son well auaIihed TO examine, endorse, coilate
aud arrange the whole of the papers OF the es'
tate, including letters and others, however APP
paren,ly insignificant; and until this is accom-
pii.hed no anemp, ought to be made to settle
a single account The neglect Of such course,
and the long delay which is permitted TO inter,
veue in se,liBg accounts, no, unfrequentiy rem
der estates Insolvent, and bring ruin upon WI
dowed and orphan families. Farmers, planters,
and many other persons, are in the habit OF
trusting their accounts on loose papers; and II
thew at any time make book entries, these are
rather meInor andums TO assist their own me,
mories, than regular accounts TO be understood
by strangers, and frequently without true and
proper date.
Your humanity and sympathy, Mr.. Editor
have promied you to introduce 10 the attention
Of your readers Qor which with the livehes'
gratitude he thanks you,) an unfortunate man,
upon whom calamity and disappointment have,
in the course of Providence, borne heavily, ana
who is anxious in his declining years TO obtain
a decent livelihood. This man, from his legal
ledge and acquaintance with the nature Of
accounts aud concerns of estates, is amply com ,
pe,en, to undertake any of The business alluded
To-; and is willing to transact IL or other ousi-
ness) for very moderate compensation.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-17

AND mat marriage ~ ioT t"S Ie"'.'e WV =" s'
great step towards power. Gentlemen, uni.
Ser,al marriage is the end resolved upon, and
too soon. l fear, will al epithelanium be soun
ded. ,ha, shall be heard from one end Of this
continent to The other idowers are hunted
down like woIves-every woman's hand is a,
eainst them, and unless some method be de-
yisrd for their rescue, they will be undone !!
Some incredulous BOBBY who never believes
VIVA, he does no, see, who sees no further than
The end of his own nose, and whose nose would
answer for the stopple Of vinegar cruet, will
undoubtedly inquire for the appearances which
have led Ia my conclusions; am willing then,
TO rest the whole burlhen Of proof upon the
fact, that widowers are daily snatched away
from us in a most alarming manner. Hardly
are we enabled to congratulate, before we are
compelled TO sympathise; and ne who OH Mon
day was our envy,i is dragged on Saturday, d
victim 10 the altar. Hecaombs OF widowers,
who have loved "not wisely, but 200 vel"
have been offered up, and the funeral baked
meats" nigh, easily have furnished forth the
"marriage table" Is this naturaH Is II in
the common order of things? And Sirs, what
is the effect of all This? Why that The mari.
ed widower never lives oul half the number OF
days originally allotted to him. Too late he
discovers the fatal spring into which he has
fallen, and present evil aud anticipated mar
tyrdom soon put an end TO him. Point oui
10 me ten who have q second lime submitted 10
the yoke, and attained the age OF man, and
succumb.
Again-Is it natural that ayoung female in
the first blush Of her beauty, and in The full
consciousness Of her power, should be united
to an old widowcr; to one who has acquired all
the stratagems and tricks OF married life !;
who is perfect maser OF all the rehnements
Of torture played off upon him by his original
virago, and fully prepared 10 countermine!
And yet how often do We observe such lnslan-
ces! Well do these modern Danaides know
iha. communal persecution will break down
the bra,cst spirit that continual drop
ping will wear away the hardest stone, aud that
continual torment will kill the toughest wild
over. Fully prepared, doubtless, are they to
suffer little for the attainment OF great OBJ
iec,. They vii; quote you Madame Rowland,
and Charlotte Corday, and Talk Of sacrifice for
the general good-of marlyrdom for the com.
mon cause! Lastly and unanswerably, do We
not see the victims dropping into the snare,
with their eyes open, with the experience Of
half life before hem and full knowledge
Of all the perils that await them in their hearts.
Gentlemen, this Can only be the eject OF con-
a,ed aud determined effort on The part OF
the ladies' and Of effort directed 10 an impor-
tant eUd. II is time we should awake TO the
dangers which beset US, il dangers there be
have stated nv grounds of belief, and will
rejoice n, spirit if my evidence can be dispro-
we'd or my positions refu'ed.
JEREMIAH DOUBTFUL.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-17
$50 Reward.

ID AN AWAY from the subscriber. living in Fauquer
IL county, Virginia, nulatto slave named EiLaS
abou, feet or 10 inches high, about % yesr I'd,
and has of his arms very much marked by III ar
emetic ointment which was applied for the rheunA.
tis Tie carried with him number of lothes, smoag
Others one black and one blue broad cloth With
roundabout, pantaloons, &c, am induced TO think
his object is escape either to Fredericksburg where
his father, free named Jacob. formerly the pro-
Northern States will give the above re ard sJG his
apprehe nson If taken out of the state, AMI 40 IT APP
pretended in the state and out of the COUNT.
august 13-lm JAMES X. IA ISL ALL.
q : The National Indulgence sill pe.se insert the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-17

Mn. EpiroR: Some years ago, il will be re-
membered, advertise appeared in certain
Gazeues, urging debtors and creditors TO settle
their aceounts-the persons advertising inform
ing them that they were determined 10 be their
opn executors. This plan, had j, been generally
pursued, would have been attended with signal
advantages; but il appears to have totally fail
ed. Avocations of various kinds, and the I'M
gracious task Of liqudating old irregular &C
counts, have, no doubt, presesred strong obsta-
cles against its accomplishment. Perhaps The
only mode which would result in success, would
be the employment Of some capable persons,
whose sole business and duty it would be 20 ar
range the accounts and make the settlements,
under the inspection Of their empioyers-at
least, to completely arrange the accounts, and
papers having relation to them, IN preparation
for settlement.
II even this is neglected until after the de-
e L.. ~ Ia
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-17
PRESCRIPTION LIST, No. LXV.
"Of NTH his head =. So much for Buckingham.


Extract of letter to the Editors ofthe Richmond Wing
CLARKsBURa, HARRISON Co. Aug a.
Duff Green is no longer liar. He said Gen.
Jackson would punish hi, enemies. He has done
1.-THE has punished Mr.. left, the Post master
a, Parkersburg for permit ing (when he knew
nothing about i'll q deer's toll to pass through
that Office 10 The Hon. r bert Allen. This two
penny Office has been given 10 Mr.. Neae. In
addition 10 the above offence, ii is understood
Mr. Teft was SO impole as 10 laugh at Davy
Crocke'; "a Jacksopian,) as h passed Parkers-
burg las, fall, towing steamboat up The Ohio.
1t was enough. "OF with his head-so much
for Buckingham"
Since Gen. ] has set the example Of sweep
ing wi h deer ,ai!s. II is said that article has
risen so per cenr in market.
Seriously Mr.. 7sjf has been removed for The first
offence.
It is said tina, Mr. Nash Legrand, of his city,
a member OF the Executive Council Of Virginia
hiss been appointed Navy Agent a, Norfolk, in
place Of Mr.. Miles King, removed.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
Major A Davezac to be Secretary Of Legation
TO thu Netherlands.
William A. Harrison, District Attorney for
the Western District OF Virginia, vice Edwin
S. Duncan, resigned.
Augustus Jones, of Mis-, ouri, to be Marshal
for The Dis'ric; Of Missouri, vice John ST.
monas Jr. removed.
Grorgr ShInon, Esq Of ST. Louis, Missouri,
10 be Dis'ric, Attorney, vice Beverly All-n, re-
nv
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-17

A warm contest is going on in Rhode ~
between the friends Of the candidates
next Congress. Mr. Burgess and ME- - -,
are supported by the friends OF The 'a'e 'I
is,ra,ioD in opposition 10 MIR. EDO! -.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-17
Cotton.
Cotton.
= bales Georgia Upland Cotton, for sale by
, augl2 w. FOWLE & Co.
Excursion Of Measure.
STEINER COLUMN

0Q10A SIEIINER CULUNBL1,
a Th- eiegan. md commo-
eTnk vdious Steamer COZ .UMBlA, Capt.
s1IaElelel&lE = MITCHELL will make trip of plea
sure on TUESU.1Y, 18th, weather permitting, leaving
Semmes wharf. near the Long Bridge Washington, at
10 O'Clock, A. NJ. The Columbia will touch at Alex
andra to take in passengers and proceed down the ri
considerable distance, as to return to Semmes'
wharf at O'Clock, P u.
II faH Band of Music ,0iH be on board
Passage, going and returning, Fifty CENTS children
half price. JAMES IRWIN,
aug IA Agent. Alexandria.
0r The Georgetown and Washington papers will
CODY the above.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-22
CONVENTION.


FELtow-CfTIzESa,
A crisis has arrived ia Virginia. The abuses o(
the government originating III The dofccts ofthc con-
s@ttutlou have become ntolcr1bIc.-Reform IL inpc.
riousIy demanded, and the impulse which has been
given 10 the bhll Of revolution will not cease 10 one.
rate until the state Is redeemed from the disgrace.
poverty and political servitudc in which il has been
placed by m oycrwccing aristocracy.
AS a portion Of thc.sovorcien people, you are called
upon 20 act IN tns emergency, by selecting frorn n
mpng yourselves O delegate 20 represent you in con.
yrntion; a duty 10 perform and a right to exercise,
vhich should be dear TO- every one Of you, because i,
IS The palladium Of your lDor,ics.
" announcing mysolfto you rs a candidate for that
important and distinguished s%ituotion. IL is for YOU 20
determine and not for me 10 SAY whether ! ro-sess the
two qualifications ofho1edy and cop1tIig. which tho
H'ustf.ous JcHcrs"n has said every public agent
should possess; but tuis mach. in sincerity ofhcart, |
can say, that as your delegate. ! shall make the best
interests ofthc people my polar star. Yos, however,
~ tins Interesting question, are entitled TO an expose
OF my sentiments in relation 10 sl the leading rrinci-
pics which embrace the subjects Of reform. In fact
] bnye been called upon To make this expose, and
with chc"riIlness ! nOW haste 10 fulfil that dnty.
! an "f opinion, lst. That The Legislature rthc
Q NJ shol'd consist ~ = small number ofroprescn'a-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-22

Great Mortahty.-The Savannah Republican states.
upon the best authority, that ofthe two companies of
United States Artillery, who were ordered from
Fortress Monroe III the summer Of 1895 to the can
moment near Savannah nearly one company died in
the seasons of 1926 and 1927, besides to 70 women
and children-and during the last season, out of ion
soldiers who arrived on the first oflast April, Sd died
during the summer and fall, besides 81 women and
children' Inc rest ct the troops are said to be the
mere wrecks Of men. This mortality towing n n
bilious malignant fever is ascribed TO he low swan
py grounds, with which the cantonnent is surrounded
about three quarters of mile from the city.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-22
JCommuhicatcl for the Virginia Hcr,la.I

LOUISA, \ prIl 4th, 1929.
Or; We are treeholGers, who kaVe it much az heart
70 vote n5 judiciously as possible at the election of
Delegates tn the convention in May next. Your
name having heen prominently presented to the peo-
pie OF this convention district for their suffrares, and
not having II in our power, by n personal interview,
20 learn your sentiments, we hope that you will not
deem us obtrnsive IN desiring you to give us an out
line of the principal amendments, which in your opi.
Mon, the constitution of Virginia requires. We will
c5serve, that The heads Of reclamation which interest
us the most deeply, are-
The basis of representation,
The right of suffrage,
The term of Judicial Office. end
The mode Of choosing and organization OF the exc.
cutlve department.
Whilst we avow the direction Of our own votes. As
our primary motive 10 the enquiry we make of YOU, we
do not conceal, that it is our design, also to communi-
cate the knowledge which we may thus attain of
your sentiments, to solne, perhaps to many of our
fellow citizens. Possibly we may be disposed to
publish your reply in the newspapcrs;t though, in this,
We would be governed entirely by your wishes.
We are, cir, with perfect respect,
Your fellow citizens,
Signed, JOS. w. Pendleton,
William Overton,
Launcelot Minor, sen.
IL. Pcndlcton,
Lucian Minor,
Nelson s.. Harris.
WALLER HOLIDAY, Esq.
S-Otgvlvndia Cnurthpuco
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-22
Drcss NE MINI.

On the Sunday morning before going to church,
what n dressing there is among all classes, and what
a sir To- appear gay and pleasing! Is IL quite sufR-
oiout for the great purposes ofour existence to wash
the outside of the plutter' Curls muy be arranpesl.
fine tortoise shell combs fixed, sparkling earrings
hung, splendid garments displayed, and yet perhaps
troubled with rivalry, and kept on the torture bv ir.
nornnce and vanity. Windsor soap does not wash
out the stains of the heart; Cologne water cannot
throw a fragrance over an impure mind, nor will all
the ru6ios OF Golconda dazzle the recording angel
intou forgctfllnoss Of filing up the leaves of The book
Of rotribution.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-22
FIon tie Heor Yo.k Am-ucar of Saturday

From tie Hnr Yo.k Amrucal Of Saturday.
We were enabled last evening to present t. our
readers the substance of lie cniof items of utnTi-
gence received by the William Hyrl"s packet sh. p
from Liverpool. oar London tl.s arc to- TN" OH nj
tlmo; but the one topic ~ that oi Catholic onIanriya
ton. In order to the complete understanding oi tho
course proposed ~ the British Government, wc vii
give on Monday the speech Of Sir. Peel. This speech
which we have read with attention, mnkcs ont vcrv
clearly the case nfnc 'c5sil ~ uut II docs not %sntisfac-
torly make out Why Mr.. Peel sIorlG not have felt
the urgency OF il before, rs well ~ n1w. That. how
ever, IS n moro personal rr'trr. Fhc MEASURES pro
posed, seem to be received with satisfaction Oh all
hands, (excepting, OF course, tiios@ opposed in any
shape 10 Catholic cmancipailOn and seem 10 W. com
pletc. Indeed. LONGER delay would have boon n
peroIs; andin the emphatic words ~ Mr.. Broupham.
catholic emancipation Is ION :uetiuciie rood: and
not ouiy an inertimdbic good, Int a measure tliar h.s
always been oneofthe hSh,t,ag the aricicst
JHHDs, and which - nov ID measure 81 pc 1Dt oUey-
Uhe!mjng HcCcssty."
In a subsequent %eXtraet. il ~ill be seen that the pro-
posed bills arc received IL IrclaDd ~ liberal and sufi-
Gent; and the very de:.iyc minority by which the
main resolution was carried ~ the Commons, the una
nir1Ity Of the cabinet, the h-nness OF tic King. and
The corporation OF the MOI intelligent ard influential
portion Of the public press, render tMc success Of these
measures unquestIonablc,
Paris dates ofthe 9Th zero received IN London. 4
Russian flag oftruce had BON sout to Con.taninOrle
and vague expeditions Of y pacIlraticn ureyoiird.
A~f1f AA.eAAbAAN6 pA - Ni s' WIZ FfEWfV4N pre-
partitions for continued h~csfjlitios. The Turks il
would appear had s]urprizad n Pussi,n post near Var
ma, and captured twice tn nInbcr cr prisoners tina,
the Russians made in taking Kola. In consequence.
however Of the fall Of The lg'tcr r,.ce. JHo1po, "a
which II. was a sort Of Out%orh. Lasit wouid appear,
olso surrendered.
IN the Commercial Record. INDEPENDENTLY Of The
ordinary reports Of market. wN hn found u letter OF
Mr.. husklseun - hi7 constituents ~ Liverpool, an
nouncine that no alteration ~ boz pItlc in the To
DaCcO duty in England.
We can hardly conceive Of p greater eH'rt in the
way oi newspaper printing than is recorded IN the
statement We find 10 Il Liverpool paper. that "thc
"'n' q LONDON newspaper, by Il very great c1ort.
printed a report Of Mr.. P:eps Snrech in the House
of Commons on Thursday night, AMI though the
speech was not concluded tn przt ten Gcinck, ont OF
on express with the paper belyrr iwclyc; and tie
SIM was received ~ tins town by seven o'ci"ck on
Friday evening" What that speech was IT, length
our readers will hcaraher be ablo 10 Judge.
Ile John Bull, which bcsidns hging anti-Cathclir,
- nigh Tory, and high Church IN The most ultra de-
gree, thus speaks Of som" Ecclesiastical dionitnrcs:
" ~. Vnrrer one of ne ior .tr-ch breed clce-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-22

gentleman having called for some boer, duripy
dinner, the lady of the house remarked that sbe wsss
afraid 1t was dend. That 7 should not be surprised
az, observed the gentleman, for the last time was
here II was Uayy b0d indeed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-22
TOMORROW.

a J. baIfpast 2 o'clock, the drawing Of Tho wash
= lngIon City Lottery, 7tb class, will be received
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-08
GENTLENEN's AND LhDIEs'
Boot and Shoe Manufactory,

Opposite tie old Stc1n Tarcra.
'sNHE subscriber returns his thanks TO lis friends
and The public, ior tic liberal encouragement, ne
has heretofore net with. Having laiejy employed q
first rate workman from the North, is now prepared
TO execute orders ID t!1 ladies' and misses line, AID
VIII make IN the most approved manner, 60 MEASURES.
~ fashionable style, any orders which be may be- IA
yourcd with, ana hopes H. u strict personal attention
To business, 20 receive a continuance Of The public
patronage.
On hand, rcu,icnen's boots. shoes aud pumps,
boys, huc shoes, aud ah assortment - negro shors,
al Of good quality.
July 2i-eoi3t CIot oil DURHAM.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-08
TO TIE PUBLIC.

-h'@f CCtcs lane from tiiyQudoHe 10 S:diot-
ta", Ihree Times " Uech.
ENiE s"bscli!'cfs have established a lane Of Posi
q Co.teheS ii"i' Guy %aGd,;;c 10 Stanton, which. IN.
stead o. running truce i wees crly. Us stated Ia ii f,r-
licr noticc, "iiI. ioi tie greater accommodation of The
Traveller, and 10 p-e.rht U.a,oitJri. o.iav OF lle
road, pcsiurI" Tic ruhio nste times . woes. a
Tie i...c 49,. p~ss ;4ioush C!,ai!rstot. ana from
tEuIs1o, ty inC Lt,ks and tue State lt.rnriAr. ia
i'e"i#buig and the lriicilai Medicinal S,r.n. =. Ia
WI; Tie Lite 81 -I., -c .i,i, Inc " al.u, Sc. H.
StIUiiou.
1t VII leave G"yaadot!c every Tuesday, Thurs
Dag ana Saturday, al > oc!Och, \. NJ, and ON its
rctass,. wM leave Stauiton every Wednesday,, Fri
day and Sunday, III the same liHuF.
Vt 9tauntun the Line meets the Charlottesville
's'.h."ond, and Fredericksburg Lines, also .u.lllinc
three iiii:es Il week.
i Fare from itichinrnd 10 GuvanGu.tc. szC 30.
The route, FROM GuyauLottc 10 Stauntun. Will D,
pof"ignIeG ia five !raVe!!in@ days. tho ;tii day II, each
wees Ocing necessarily 1t resting day, } and from SLaHl-
ton Ia iiciIl"OId. or i redo TIekSlury. ~ two DAYS
and from Richmond 10 the City Of Washington i,
% hours, ai:d !sUIn fredericksburg 10 the Gay, in
eight hours.
There NJ! IL no night travelling throughout the
Iuute.
Persons ascending tic OHIO Oh tl.r;r way TO The
North viii fnd tlsis sor;c avery pleasant and Cheap
Gle. And tuUso VINO tiuy wisu 10 visit ti. ~prinrs
are uiog"lcd, that, exclusive of this Line, they can
go"ri"ii, be accci.n"oaa;cd, On short notice, with
good eTisr CoAcrcs 10 those Watering places.
And th" puH.a asc assured. tilJj IN attention 10 the
",tr'A'noLntIon and comfort of the passengers. so iar
aS good Coaches and Teams. and .kI!iul, attcntiv. and
su.Cr Drivers CJl oHvrd them, the hnc shall moi uc
PORTER 6 EELDFN.
~is.'ir'ofs h"'n cuyanCuuc, t. five warm Srrns@
JOHN WISE,
I.opric.r, aop tie Warm S;..uls to stsunIou.
Klrimnnd. IA. June -, Ia29. g .m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-08
IyvnAy s.:nRg.E.

ktir' subscriber ias purchased the iiorsc Market
and Livery Stable formerly owipd by Mr.. Juo.
Blackwell, ION the cross street lending from the Old
Market 10 tic Dock. opposite 10 Mr.. Richard Arm.
strong's IaverIi.) where lac Ia prepare u receive
has good and careful Ostlers. a large aud coinnodious
stable and pledges bImsclf to keep the best grain ana
psovcirlcr The market affords. The s!uble Val be-
under the management ri Dir. Richard Iiazlrwuod.
who pledges himself that every attention shall bc
paid 10 horses entrusted la his care, and so,ioils TIE
continuance Of Former customers to This establish
mcnt, Gmd hopes 10y uLrriiitiiur attention 10 u.crir
II share OF public patronage. lie blsn ,uuun. his
friends and the public, that lie haSsdpplled hs stab,
with horses, gigs, &c. fur Lire at tie us,al prices.
J.IWES EJ.iN.S.
U3'The Stable, lot ami situation axe peculiarly
well calculated for drove horses, Ia wi,ich porlirnlar
attention wI'i be paid. Sruf I-2uWUw
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-08
JUST PUBLISHED,
INT for sate III J. Ndrroeh,
THE VIRGINIA n NORTH CAItUIiNA
ELHTAEACyE.

TOT nc gov y OuI LOTI, IGoU.
bf DAVID RIcHAnDsoN, or LOUISA CouNrl, Va.
4 CONTAINING. IL addition TO the Astronomical
Calculations. a List oil tine Courts, Representa-
uyes III Congress, Members nf the Senate, and oftiic
liouse vi Delegates, and the ~ rrultl OF the militia
in each county and town III Virginia; Ab ;trac, fruu,
=. School commissioners Reports. TO LIST October,
1915; Aggregate OF liiantry. Light infa ntry, Grena-
dicrs and Riien:"n, and Artillery; i.nnulic lIosr!tnls
oi Williamsburg and Stauuton; Y s;nleucnt showing
how tile whnle debt 81 the United States i.ay be d.
charged 10y The application oil tEn piescur annual an
preparation oT s,iO.0002IU; 4 statement showing the
number Of votes gwen for President aud Vice Presi-
dent Of the L. Stalca; Gardeners Calendar Tor Gael,
month; Songs; Chances OF Marriage from IL 1. &c.
Kissing the Bride, &c. sc. The usual sapply Vi ell.
tertaining matt.r.-Likewisc, a isl oii;a Courts and
Representatives ia Congress for AUIiiI CuIolina.
semi Ali
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-08
MACKENZIE
SEMINARY

tNiil. be rc-opened "n the LIST October, for the
" reception OF b"ardcrs aud day pupils. She
returns her grateful thanks To the public Tor Tie pre-
icf"i'G. Gwen 10 ii"r establishment. and rests her
hopCe oiits continued prosperity Oh the lrnuruyou,rt
ev!mced by her pupils.
It's Miss aiirkei LIr's ambition that Richmond. To-
whose iniiuu!lants she owes much, may. III the means
"i tdnca'inn, rGuGl any Cty IA the CnIcd States.
To attain this cad, she has checriuuy contribute ed,
ana wlI canUGte 10 do 80, by securing The as! uf
lie most efficient Ua.tcrs, all the advantarcs that can
Dc derived iro;n 4 free Access TO d well chosen libra
~ ana the nse ut Oh extensive chemical aud piulo-
Sopiiicai apparatus. with whatever else she can uro-
cure 1" facilitate the Improvement OF th. risirp
generation, and render literature aud science attrac-
i've WIN a view To further dis uh,ec;, Miss
AlackcIItc Is nOy al New Iorh.
Juu y. -!ayff a.