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virginia. 10 Wit:

~ Toe Itfcnt1 C0un 81 JeHefs0n county, May
22d. 1852,
MSckad Doraa, PLAINTIFF.
AGAINST
Richard %. D0rGn's administration and
others, DEFENDANTS,
IN CHANCERY.
Extracf from The Decr&
TUE Court doth adjndge, order and decree that
4 the cause be referred 10 Master Commission
er Of this court 10 settle the exeeuoria accounts
Of the defendant Nicholas Marmfon as Executor of
Riehd DiDoran, deed and make report 70 this court
in order 10 further proceedings 10 b. had therein
copy-Teste, r. T. BROWN, Clerk.
CoMMIssIoNnRs OFFIcE, !
Charlestown, July 7th, 1852 I
The parties interested in The above cause, are
hereby notified that shall attend at my Office afore-
said oH Satardaa The 7Lk day Of Ang1 nert, to ex-
eeute the order OF the court where they required
TO attend with such evidences they may deem ma
terial. X. W0RTHINGTON,
July B. 1852 Commissioner.
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N7-Y lib. PALMER. the American Newspaper
Arcnt Z Inc only aufhofzed agent for this paper in
ne eites f Bosten. New York and Philadelph IA and
= duv take advertisements and spbscrp-
lions His Offices are--BOsTON, scolay's Building.
wFN Yt3RK Ttbnse Building. PHILADELPHIA,
~ .rrAer ,f Third md Eheeaut SIS.
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Commissioners 81 OfFrcE. !
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CoMMIssioNER 81 FFtcE. I
Jnae32i 1862
THE parties 10 the above suit, ara sac creditors
i Of James w. Strider, decd, are hc--~s.y 1e-
qaited to appear before me at M Office 10 Charles
town, in Jefferson county. Va, oa ne E231 dau of
july aert, at 10 o'clock, a. NJ PREPARED with their
evidence and vouchers 10 enable nelto execute the
atoye decree EDWARD EsE00KE,
June 81 1882 Commissioner.
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CoMMlssIoNsRas OrFlcE, }
July Sth 1872 (

The parties to the above suit are hereby notified
and required to appear before me at my office in
Charlestown, Jefferson county Va, on the III day
Of august nert al 10 o'clock in The morning, with
their vouchers or other evidence, TO enable me TO
execute the above'decree.
Jnfy 1852
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Well, mother, tho foundations Of the
great deep arc broken up at last
What do you mean, Tommy 2
My trousers have got hole IN them,
that's what mean
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DURE COD LIVER OIL, for sale by
4 June 3 LOCK. CRAMER = LINE.
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DIGESTIVE FLUID,
OR, GASTRIC JUICE.


DREPARED from RENNET, or the fourth
u STOMACH OF THE OK, AFTER directions
Of BARo& LigBiS the great Physiological Chemist,
BY J. s. HOUGHTON. NJ = rn.....adelphia, Pa.
Tbs e truly1wonderfal remedy for Indigestion,
Dyspepsia Jaundiee, Liver Complaint, Consti-
patton and Debility Curing after Natures
own method by Natures own Agent,
The Gastric juice.
Hall teaspoontul Of PEPsiN, infused in water,
will digest or dissolve Five Pounds of Roast Beet
in about two hours, out Of the stomach.
PEPSIN is the chief element, or Great Digesting
Principle of the Gastric Juice-the Solvent of the
Food, the Purifying, Preserving, and Stimulating
Agent for the Stomach and Intestines It is ex-
tracted from the Digestive Stomach Of the Ok thus
forming an artificial DigeStlre Fluid precisely like
the natural Gastric Juice iB lis Chemical powers.
and furnishinga complete aud perfect istatc for it,
BY The aid of this preparation, the pains and evils
of Lsdigestisa and Dyspepsia are removed, Just as
they would be BY healthy Stomach. 1t is doing
wonders fQFB ykpeptics, curing cases of Debility,
Emaciaion, Nervous Decline and Dyspeptic Con
sumption, supposed to be the verge Of the grave
The Scientific Evidence upon which il is based. is
- 81. - Il
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In lie Circuit Court Of Jefferson County, May
18th, 1852,
Philippe c, Pendieion and John r. Cooke
snruiciag Executors Of adam s. Ddndridge
deceased, PLAINTIFFS
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Mr.. James Runyan's Wheat Fans are manu-
featured il ole Of my shops; they are nut Hp BY
competent wofkmen, and the material usedIn their
construction IS Of the very best qualify
Nov s, 1851. W. :. HAWKS.
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10 Down East, they put fellow 10 Jail
Tor rHindline. The audacious fellow had
dried snoW pnd sold i for salt
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Virginia, 10 vii:

Jaly.s, 1852.
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IN CHANCERY.

Richard d. D0rGn's administrator and
others DEFENDANTS.
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Virginia, 10 wit:

July.s, 1852
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-12-02
tPunLlc AoT- No. 2s.l

l. NHhlS HOi tNo'
AN ACT To supply n deficiency 10 the
State of Indiana, Ia township oil
lnnd granted TO said State for the use
ora S.n'e University, by OH ac. Of
| Congress approved nineteenth oI
! April, eighteen hundred and sixteen.
BE II enacted by the Senate end House
Of Representatives. efthe United States
Of America In Congress assembled, Tha'
there be supplied to the State of Indiana,
tor the sole and exclusive use oi the
State University, an equal number Of
acres of land found TO be deficient In the
original grant, and which has been
otherwise appropriated by Congress,
amounting to iour thousand one hundred
and sixty six acres and tina, said lands
be selected under the direction OF The
Governor oI the State rom nny lands
now in market il said State belonging
to The United States, the proceeds Of
which shall be appropriated solely to
the use of said State University, and
shall never be diverted TO any other pur-
pose whatever.
Approved July II, 1859.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-12-02

90 The peculiarly distinguished Pro.
lessor Franklln Macy. Of New Bedford
delivered two OF his unique and very
amusing lectures, at Bellevue Hall, Oh
Friday evening. One was IN iavor aud
the other against the Maine Law. /. is
utterly impossible 10 give anything like
an adequate or comprehensive descrp-
ton OF the performances. Notwthstand-
ing the severe inclemency Of the nigh,
which, the Professor stated At the COM
n,.ncement, had prevented about ten
thousand persons from Attending there
were about two hundred present; he
held their undivided and delighted At
tention for about one hour. We regret
that the night was no, pleasant. for had
il been, we are quite confident that tie
large Hall would have been crowded.
We need only say ,ha, the Professor
did most ample justice 10 his subjects,
aud thai he kept his audience in a roar
OF laughter. The lectures gave univer-
cal satisfaction TO all VIII had the pleas
nre oflistening TO them; and If lie failed
TO convince any, it was owing 10 their
obtusen' ss Of intellect, and not from any
want OF luc d demonstration or glowing
eloquence on his part.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-12-02
By AUTHORITY.
LAWS OF TIE UNITED
STATES
Passed during the first Session Of The
Ihiry;Grst Congress.
TPuBlIc AcT-No. 27.l

TPuBLic AcT-No. 81.
AN ACT making appropriations for
the payment of invalid md other PEN
sions of the United States, Tor the
year ending the ,hirlie,h Of June, one
thousand eight hundred and fifty
three.
BE ii enacted by Me Senate and House
of Representatives. OF the United States
Of America IN Congress assembled, That
the follow ing sums be, and the same
are hereby, appropriated out Of any
money in the treasury no, otherwise
appropriated, for the payment OF PEN
sions, for the year ending the thirticlh
OF June, one thousand eight hundred
and fifty three:
For invalid PENSIONS, under various
acts, four hundred thousand dollars.
For pensions for widows and orphans,
under the acts ofJuly the fourth, one
thousand eieh, hundred and l,hirty.fve,
eighteen hundred and forty eight, three
hundred md seventy seven thousand
two hundred and forty dollars.
For persiors to widows, under the
act Of seventh July, eighteen hundred
and thirty eight, ninety thousand dol.
lurs.
For pensions TO widows, under the
nc, Of third March, eighteen hundred
and ioriy-thrce, thirty thousand dollars.
For pensions to widows. under the
uc,s OF the seventeenth Of June, eigh-
teen hundred and ior,y.fonr, second oi
february, eighteen hundred and forty
eight. aud ,wenty.nin'h Of July, eIgh-
teen hundred aud forty eight, four hun
dred and six,y.iour thousand dollars.
For hali.pny pensions to widows and
orphans, provided for by The eleventh
section Of an act approved January the
twcn,y.nlnth, eighteen hundred and
thirteen, md tho frs, and second sec.
,ions of an net approved the seven
teen,h Of April, eighteen hundred and
sixteen, in addition 10 nm unexpected
balance, five thousand dclars.
(Signed) LINN BOYD,
Speaker ofthc House Of Representatives.
(Signed WILLIAM X. KING,
Prcsiden, Of the Senn,e pro ,empore
Approved July IL, 1852
(slgned)
MILLARD FILLMORE.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-12-02
-
BY AUTHORITY.
LAWS OF TIE UNITED STATES
Passed daring The First Sesssn ef the Thhiy-"e-
ond Congress.
fPrBi.lc Acr-No. 65 |

"'''N ~ 49, W. j
AN AC L making further provisions for
the satisfaction Of Virginia and
warrants.
BE IL enacted by Me !Sr.nnfe and House
Of RepJesen dtiDes Of the Uhied States
Of 1me "ic0 W Congress dsSembied, That
Ill unsa isfed outstanding military lard
warren!s or par's of wiirrnnts ISSUED or
abwod pripr 10 ,ho frat day Of March
eighteen hundred aud f,ily-two, by the
proper authorities OF the Common
wraih of Virginia, Tor military services
performed by the officers and sold crs.
seanien or marines OF The Virginia State
and continental lines in The army or
navy OF the Revolution, may be sur
rendered to The Secretary of the Int
rior, who, upon being satisfied, hy n
revision Of The proof. or by additional
testimony, that aay warrant thus sur
rndered wns fairly and Justly issCcd in
pursuance oil the laws Of said Common
wealth lar military services So rendered,
shi II issue land scrip N iavnr of the
present pr"prlciofs OF any wnrrcuts thus
surrendered. for the whole or my por-
ii N thereof yc, unsai.fi,d, at tie rate
ofonc dollu' md twenty-five cents for
each acre nent oned In the Warrant
thus surrendered and which remains un-
satisfied, which scrip sh I'll bc receivable
il paymcn, for any lnnds owned by The
United States subject to private ell
try aud said scrip shall moreover he
a.signab'e by endorsement nttcstcd by
two Witnesses. Ia issuing such scrip
the said Sccrrtury s authorized, when
there are more persons ,linn one irter-
estcG in the same warrant. 10 issue 10
rnch rers N scrip for his or her portion
OF The warrant ana whore ininnis or
lcnr.covcrts may be entitled to any
scrip. the guardian Of tie inihnt and
tho hushund oi tho lumo-covert may re-.
crive and sell or locute the same Pro-
rided, Thnt no less thnn II legal subdi.
vision shnll he entered and paid for by
the scrip issued In virtue Of lhis net
SEC . AMI DC KJurihef enacted, That
this net shall DO taken ~ II full and nna.
adjustment OF all hounty land claims TO
the officers ana soldiers, seumen and
marines, OF the S.nle Of Virginia, Tor
services In the wnr Of the Revolution
Propided, That the State of Virginia
shall, by II proper aci OF The Legislature
thereol, relinqulsh all claim to the lands
In The Virginia military land district in
the State ol Ohio,
Sic. 3. And be il |urther enacted, Tha,
in settling the claims OF tho State Of
Ohio, under the acts OF March second,
eighteen hundred and twenty seven,
nni May ,went, fourth, eighteen hun
dred and twenty eight, granting lands
to said State tor canal purposes, the
same principles shall be acted upon cs
have been applied under the provisions
oi the act oil Mny the ninth, eighteen
hundred and lorty-eiyht, entitled An
net IN addition 10 an nct therein meE-
toned" for the settlement oi the claims
OF tn State OF Indiana uccruing under
the said ac, Of March the second, cigh-
,ern hundred and twenty seven.
Approved August 81 1852
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RIrrteO.

In Providence, 22d INST, Ray Greene, ID,
and Sarah Elizabeth Aldrich, both Of p.
In Boston. ON Monday evening last, nj St.
Pnul's Ci urch, by Rev. Alexander Vinton, u.
D., Mr.. Alfred W. Hill and Miss Bertha Ed
monds Gohr, both of this town.
A. Troy New York, on the'lnh instant, Ma
JOE Heo.se A. Thumas, U. :. A., to Frances L.,
daughter 81 the late Warren Kellogg, Of Troy.
Ia this iowa, on Thursday evening, Aby Nev.
Mr. Thnyer, Mr.. i-orge Pell and Miss Sarah
A Rice, daughter Of Mr.. lsanc Rice, al Of this
town.
Ia this town, on Monda, morning, 2sth, hy
Rev. Mr.. Hu,ted, Mr.. Geurge A. Simmons and
Mi" JUL, NJ. l.awton, youngest daughter of tbs
late Capt Josan Lawton, both Of this town.
In Providence. 22d lust, Mr.. Jesse M,icali
and Mrs Helen A. Rowe, both Off. ~
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IPuBLic AcT-No. 29.1
Approved July II, 1859.

| ObLiS nv 90
AN ACT to release from reservation,
and restore TO the mass OF public
lands, certain lands in the State Of
Arkansas.
Be ii enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives. Of the United States Of
America in Congress assembled That
the several tracts of land in the State
ofArkansas, heretofore reserved for he
satisfaction of military counties under
the war Of eighteen hundred twelve,
and which now remain uDdlsposed OF,
be, and they are hereby, released from
such reservation, and restored to the
mass Of public lands, to be disposed Of
in the same manner as any other unoi-
fered public land Propid,d, That the
person who may at the date Of this act
be on actual settler OIL any one Of said
tracts, and who, but for the reservation
thereof, might have claimed the right
Of pre- emption thereto, under act OF
fourth September, eighteen hundred
orty-enc, be, and is hereby, authorized
to enter the same, or any sub division
thereof, upon making proof Of said right,
and paying the minimum price per acre,
within year after the passage Of this
act or prior to the day fixed for the
public sale OF the tract.
SEC. 2. And be II further enacted, That
all sales of said land, or location there
OF by military warrants, (other than
those oi the war Of eighteen hundred
and twelve which have been inadver-
tentIy permitted to be made, and which
are in all other respects fair and regu-
lar, except as embracing reserved land
not offered at public sale, be, and the
same are hereby, confirmed, and
patents thereon which have been issu d
shall be as legal and valid as il said
lands had been released from reserva-
ton, and offered at public sale prior to
such sales or locations.
SEC. 3. And be further enacted, That
all OF said warrants which have not
been satisfied may be located on any
Of the public lands subject TO private
entry at the time Of the location OF the
same.
Approved July IL, 1852.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-12-02
From y Y. Nor ming Star)

TRULY ALARMING The" City Inspectors
weekly returns exhibit fearful array Of deaths
BY diseases OF the stomach and the bowels, aris
ing directly Indirectly from imperfect Digestion
The human body can no more he in a healthy
state W en- the stomach il disordcred, than a
watch can keep true time wien its handspring fs
injured. And how readily and painlcssy the
digestive apparatus and all its dependent crgans
can be regulated and restored 10 their full vigor |!
The Alternative and cordial properties Of HUrcH-
ISGs' VEGETABLE DYsPEPsIA BITTgIs will
accomplish this object with a recsion ard C T.
tainty that justify US in pronouncing it inialllbe.
The accordant II stinony all who have beeS
wise enough to give ita trial, bear us out in the
assertion The proof of It's efficacy does not rest
upon the statement Of few patients, but upon the
voluntary declaration of thousands.
Circulars, containing the certificates ofremark- :
able cures, and the high estimation in which
this Medicine is held by the public press, can be
had Of the agents, free.
Frlce 80 cents per bottle. -. ..
Principal Office, l22 Fulton street, N. y. =,
June1 3
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-12-02
fFrom the Irish Amerjcuu.1


ASAPPEAL TO COMMON SENsE.-It WON'T
10. at this day, to advance an opinion without Civ
ing reason for il. We might tell the public IN
every issue of our paper, that HUTCHINGs' VIC
ETARLE DysPEPs,A BIrLERs were n specific
for Indigestion, and all the diseases growing ous
Of it, but they would n believe our ipss dira
without we gave them the why. and the where
fore. We therefore state, as the result Of per-
sona observation and from the concurrent testi-
Tcny Of all our friends and acquaintanccs who
have tried the article, or have seen it tried, that
its tonic, Alternative, and restorative properties
altogether uneq@llcd. That il braces the SYSTEM,
restores the appetite, raises the spirits, mparts
irnncss to the nerves, and nvgora,es the constr
tuition; and that its stimulating effect is followed
by No reaction. We therefore consider il the
very best stomachi which me.cal science has
yct given tn ma Kind. ,tr-
Circulars, containing the certificates Of remark
able cures, aud the his estimation in which this
Medicine is held by the public press, be had OF
the agents, free. ...
PKicE so CENTS PER BOTTLE.
P'ineil al Office, l22 Fulton street. .. .et
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Bp Uclcaraph..
WAsBINGToN, 25lh.

RELATIONS WITH CUBA. The Ad-
minisiration received dispatches from
New York, stating tina, the Cherokee.
instead oi the Crescent City, will leave
New York on Saturday with Purser
Smith on board.
The news again embarasses the Adj
ministraiion, with ,emonstrances from
the Spanish Minister asking for the sx-
clusion of the mails, &c. The Admin
isirarion will never mix itself with The
l'egal effort to force Purser Smith upon
the Cuban authorities against these re-
monstranccs.
The publication Of Lieut. Davenport's
letter to Messrs. Durkee & Co. at Ha-
vana was offensive TO the administra.
ton and again embarrassing. The Sec
rc,ary Of the Navy therefore relieves
him from future service in mail ships
and he will probably join the Bhering
Straits expedition.
The President has directed Mr.. Sec'y
Everett, to piesen, through the Ameri-
can Minister in Madrid ts views as TO
the exclusion Of the mails from Cuha,
but under no circumstances will il vim.
dicnte the / ight OF any party to crowd
Purser Smith into or upon Cubu.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-12-02
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.


WI l. be sold al Public Auction ON Monday,
w Nov. 22 !, vt l0o'clock,A A M. ON the prem
ise, ( fair. II not the next fair day afrr,) agree
ably I" decree Of the Hon. Comt Of Probate Ut
the town of Portsmouth.
Al The right, title and interest which BENyA-
MIN BROWN, late of Portsmouth, deed, had
nj the tim of his death, m and 90 the following
dcsr, ib-d premises with the buildings thereon
standing, ur So much thereof ne will I've sufhcient
10 raise the sum Of five hundred sevenfy.two dol
lars aud eighty eight cents with lucid ntal expen-
ces, situated in Po,tsmouth.
F,rst 10, with dwelling house and lot Of about
one aud n hafacr with an orchard in full bcsi.
ing. bounded North and East on the heirs Of VIM.
8ateman, South on heirs Of Isaac Chase, and
West aud ON n lane and Samuel slocum.
The other hot containing about sis acres and
bounded North, East and West on the heirs 81
Wm. Bateman, and South On the heirs Of Isssc
Chace.
Conditions AT the saIe.
John MANCHESTER, Adsini.irsfcr.
Portsmouth, Nov. 3, 1852. I'd
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GERALD or THs TIMES.



a-rThs main cause OI the recent
outrag~s which have been committed
by soldiers from Fort Adams upon the
officers and citizens in this town, is "A
want OF efiicisncy and proper attention
~ his duliss by Col Gates. the COM
mand'ng officer at the Fort. He re-
sides IN Kay street. in this town, about
two and half miles from the Fort he
visits The garrison IN the morning, but
during the remainder Of the day, and
especially DUNG the ev. ming aid
hight he knows no more OF what is GO
ing on at Fort Adams than any cihzen
OF Newport does. The Department
oug not to allow him TO reside in town;
his duties and lis business are all at the
Fort, and there he should live, SO ns to
be on The SPOT at all times, and be pre-
pared TO perform .hat work which the
Government literally pays him TO do.-
The soldiers are in town at all hours OF
the evening and night some with Par
ses, but many without any. On Thanks-
giving evening. the Police arrested sew.
erni soldiers who had no Passes. On
Monday last, VIXEN Sheriff Cuzzens
went to the For, or the purpose Of re-
cosnising the offenders who h1d assault
ed himssl and other officers, Col. Gates
hesitated at first about mastering The
soldiers, giving as reason that lie was
ieuriul Of creating disturbance in the
garrison. This was n very puliry ea-
cuse, and had he given it to some Sher-
ills. they wculd speedily hnve taught
hlm his duty, and made him understand
that at all times, excep, in war, the niIi'
tary power 10 entirely subscrvient TO the
civil force and the civil law. Again We
say, the soldiers will not be rrsperly
governed and KEEP, out Of the streets OF
the town during the evening and night.
until Col. Cats is compelled actually to
r,sicc at For, Adams, where lie belongs
and where he should always be-, except
during occasional visits TO town.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-12-02

UWe have received the Catalogue
Of Brown University for 1928, and
are glad to find the ancient University
IN such aourishing condit ton. There
are 243 students a, present; tie Col-
lege was never more popular. Under
the superiniendance Of DIR. Wayland,
assisted in all the various Departments
Of instruction by able and accomplished
officers, the College is yearly growing
in iavor with the public. I, is one OF
the best Institutions in the country.
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ANOTHER ScIEN rlFiC WONDER

ANOTHER SrIEN rlFiC WONDER
lMPORTAN To EY>PEPrlCS.-
DIR. J. :. HOUGllTCN'S III PSlN, The
True Digestive Fluid, or Caslrc Juire.
prepared from BENNETT, or the
FOURTH STOMACH OF THE OK,
after directions Of Baron LiEBlG, the
prea, lhysclo ical Chemist, by J. :.
HOUGHTON M. D., Phil'de phia. Tins
is truly a wonderful remedy for lNDlGES
TiON, DYSPEPNlA, JAUNDltf, LlV-
ER tOMPi AMT, CONSTIPATION
AMI DEBILITY, curing after MATTRESS
OWN ME rHOD. BY lures OWN
AGENT, the GASTRIC JUICE. Pam
phlcls cnni,in nQ Scienlf, evidence oi It's
caluc. furnished by agents gratis. See no
among the medical advertisements.
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To The Memory
OF
" ASHlNGION.
The Free swiss Confederation.
NDECCIJI

TIC iet - ~ iSs AOUlcucTdIIO1.
MDCCCLII.
The present is made through the
Swiss Consul in Phia lelphia, joins
LYz.
Mr.. EVERETT, in a note addressed TO
the President OF the Swiss Coniedera.
ton. officially acknowledges the receipt
Of the communication from the SWISS
Consul and remarks:
q" Tie monument 10 the memory Of
the illuslrlous WASHINGTON, whose
pure example Is scarcely less valuable
TO the whole world than his personal
rvres were TO his own country, is
not undertaken BY the Government Of
the Unltcu States, but IL is the voluntary
tribute Of the people. But the under
signed has the satisfaction Of being the
medium Of communication between the
Federal Council OF Switzerland and
the society entrusted with the erection
Of the monument, 10 whom a copy of
the communication Of His Exccdency,
Nj. DE FL RRsR, President OF the Swiss
Confederation, together with copy Of
tie letter OF the Consul at Philadrlphia,
will be Immediately transmitted"