Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-02-23

Rcsoired, That in the opinion Of this mae,
it is the solemn duty, rs we'll as the jue.,;n.,s
privilege of American Christians. to off,, ',i't
fervcnt prayers to Almighty God Tor hi, h.
On the efforts of the American Suud,y ~ - /
Union to supply the Valley of the Ntl,, t'g''
with Sunday School instruction.
TIE +" ost perfect harmony pcrvalcd II, ~
Ing, which WAS eloquenty addressed BY r" ~
the gentlemen who moved leso,u,ion, "' y
Whittlesey spoke for some time on lbc b,.' =.
Of Sabbath Schools in the West Mr. C gI"'''
went at large into the importance Of S" vI''
Schools in grncral. Mr. Haynes brieay ,S Sl1' !!
ed the truth aud power Of Divine Rs,eI,s%.
and declared the Bible to be the b,,jj, ' "T
counlry's happiness and prosperity. NM
life bore his testimony to the cxcclcn, ea..,'
Sunday Schools, which he had uinc>,cJ H
deprecated the idea, advanced either in iInn,.! :"
or malice, OF union Of Church and State h ~.
the aim or the consequence of these MON, w..
tons. On the same ground we might o,j.,.'
most or all of literary institutions Of III. ,,,.
try, as having this object. Nlessr.. Key ra
linshuysen, and Webster, seyeraIly adlr..
the meeting, at length, i'll favor Of In, nl,.
benevolence. Mr.. Webster, among o;Ssr ]
marks, observed TO thc Chairman, ia, Gor
they politically differed. here was common o,.n-
on which there could b. no difference Of 6,,;"
The addresses of these gentlemen. viii ' i
proceedings Of tie meeting, will be pyb,. Il
4 phamphict form, for the qualification a n
public.
The meeting vas concluded VII, PRAYER n
the Rev. Mr.. Post.
-esee9j5;a,
BoAyar's UIM-We have received tho Al
ceta lie Carta sena of Dec. Goth. cont.ipiDg
mong other things the principal articles Of r., /
vars viii. The following are some Of them,
4. | aver that possess no other property
the lands and mines Of Arroa. situated IN
Province of Carabobo. and some furniture
specified in the inventory which it nav BE- ia,
among my papers in the charge Of Juan de F.,
cisco Martin, citizen Of Carhascra.
6. Ii is my desire that the medal pre,er,.
me by the Congress of Bolivia, in the nam.
that people. may be restored Ia my own Ian,
as pledge Of the tue affection which rr
for that Republic even in my last moments
7. 1t is my desire that the two works sent Z
by my friend General Wilson, and which tcr
erIy belonged to the Library Of Napoleon, en-.
led the Social COMPACT by Ro,scau. AMI the A
of War by Montecnenli, may be presented
the University OF Caracas.
10. 1t is my desire, that after my dcccass, n
remains may be deposited in the city of Caaa
my nativepIace.
II. The sword given me BY the grand Ng |
shall of Ayacucho Gen. Sucie direct my E
ecut0rs TO restore 10 his widow, that she NAV yr
serve it a. IA proof Of the love to him which, hVi|
always proicsscd.
IL. direct my executors to render thanks
Gen. Rcbt. Wilson for the good conduct o.
son, Col. Bedford Wilson, who has so althig
accompanied me IA the last moments Of my Il
| TCoi. Wilson Was one Of his aids
The persons named by Bolivar as Executor |
are Gen. p Blceno Mcnde7, Juan de Fnss
CO Martin, Project Of MasLalcna, and Dr. !as
Vargas -Jor. q Gem.