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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-01-09
SIXTH BULLETIN.
wElMAR, OCT. 15-(eveni

ok tnouSano oaXonS, and more than
three hundred officers, have been made
prisoners. The Emperor had the officers
assembled, and told them that he saw
with pain their army ma he war upon him
that for his part he had taken to a-ns
only to insure the independence of the
Saxon nation, and to oppose its incorpo-
ration with the Prussian monarehy-that
his intention was to send them ali home,
it they gave their parole Of honor never
to serve against France-'rhat their 80.
vere'gn, whose title he acknowledges,
had acted weakly, in thus yielding to
frusslan menaces, and making them en-.
teruPon his territory--Butt that the Prus.
SLAMS must remain in Prussia, and that
they should not meddle In any MANNER
1ntar affairs of Germany-That the sax.
ems ought to be found united 10 the Con.
federation of the Rhine, Under the bro.
lection OF France, a protection that was
np9t aew 10 her--T hat since two hundred
Years. without France, abe would have
bsehiaSadsdby Austria, or Prussia, ,f'bst
the emperor had taken arms; only whet,
russia hadinvaded Saxeny that it was
neeeasaryto put term to the sc on,fape..
that the continent had need of rrpose ,
and that in spite Of the intrie;lrs and he
base passions whiehagi,ated many eoufts.
1t was necessary thatihsir repose, should
exist, although il cost, TO procure il. tIS
iall Of some thrones. q. IT
Effectively. all the Saxon prisoners
have been sent 70 their homes, with ths
Proclamation of the Emperor to. the
aAk9ns, aad with the assurance. thar r.,,,o
eHn',ty existed against their natio,. 80,
= ne following parole was presentsdto
their officers for signature. : - i : is44A,
We the nndersignsd Generals, co,os
nels, Lieut.. Colonies, Majors, Captains.,
ana Stockholders. swear, upon our word
OF honor, not at all to bear arms apain,t
M majesty the emperor and king. s5d
ms Allies we take the same euracemen, .
aud make the same oath, in ths Nam IS
inc sn6al.ern ethcers and soldiers, WIN,
h.se been made prisoners with M ~
OF which the lil.,is here Joined. even ;f
we did receive formal order for il fran.
our sovereign, ting sleelor Of Saiony1
Ds.sd Jena, 18th Osi., 1906. ~.
4 signed to the number of ONE h,,nz
;: ss77sg ii dred and twenty. { 80 81
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tsSuon VS. tAken % MIR. Sloanjo
1meal, and lost.
hetworemaining sections of de Gin
tl5sn Rid. when a. amendment -.
ed q the 6rst section, which prohi.
- The impegfafiea Of slaves Or bS,sons
ceks1s sisk ne insenfiea 81 s<iline
Aen. The gentleman Who bruurht
ltorsard the amendment observed. t6at
. similar provision existed ID .ome sc
DE southern states bur that il h.d ben
ofssn svaded BY the persons importing
then making oath thar they did nOt n.
eead % sel them. az ne tine "a, ,ook
fhsm On bodrd. but thar they. af,eiwsrtl.
were compelled % sell them from nscs..
sity. s.
The slhdsman Who broush, iorv.rd
che BIZ, obssrved, that Il ne amend.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-14
AN ACT

To prevent settle ments being made
on lands ceded to the United States,
until authorised by law.
BE it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the Uni
ted States of America in Congress
assembled, That if any person or per-
sons shall, after the passing of this
act, take possession Of, or make set
element on any lands coded or secur-
ed to the United States, by any treaty
made with a foreign nation, or by a
cession from any state to the United
States, which lands shall not have been
previously sold, ceded, or leased by
the United States, or the claim to
which lands, by such person or per-
sons, shall not have been previously
recognised and confirmed by the u
nited States or if any person or
persons shall cause such lands to
be thus occupied, taken possession
of, or settled or shall survey or az.
tempt to survey, or cause TO be sur
veyed, any such lands or designate
any boundaries thereon, by marking
trees, or otherwise, until thereto du.
ly authorised by law such off nder
or offenders, shall forfeit all his or
their right, title, or claim, If any he
hath, or they have, of whatsoever ma.
tnre or kind the same she'll or may be,
90 the lands aforesaid, which he or
they shall have taken possession of,
or settled, or cause 70 be occupied,
taken possession of, or settled, or
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-14
TIL. JEFFERSON.
AN ACT
For the relief of Stephen Savre
APPROVED,

For the relief of Stephen Savre.
BE IL enacted by the Senate and house
oil representatives of the United States of
America, in Congress assembled. Thar
the accounting officers of the treasury bs
and are hereby authorised 10 settle the ar
count OF Sthephen Sayre, as secretary Of
legation TO the American commission AZ
the court OF Berlin, in the year one thou.
sand seven hundred and seventy seven
and that they allow him not exceeding
Tour months pay at the rate Of one ,bon'
sand pounds sterling per snnum. and The
compensation usually made for return;no,
home, with interest on the whole sum un'
III paid Provided the said Sayre sbaI,
upon The receipt of the sum directed 70
be paid by this act execute in considera.
ton thereof discharge to the United
States of all demands whatsoever and
lodge the same with the register Of The
treasury. " VIZ
NATHL. MACON.
speaker ofEhe House Of Rehresenfot;y.s
president ofthe Senate, hro feubar.
March 8, 1907.
APPROVED,
TIL: JEFFERSON
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Cohs, Rertarnranee,-Lonaon..

Hambleton's colts also rank very high as "a,
Gers, both for speed and bottom, as they proved
themselves good runners in England. In 1905
at catterick bridge, on Thursday 18th, mr. Went.
woTth's SIvetheeIs by Hambeton two years
old, won sweepstakes of ten gs 8 Subscribers.
two mi es, beating mr. RiddelI's by Overt N
dam BY Spadille; M. Londale's CHI C. by Pipa,or
dam by Paymas'eri lord Strarhmore's or by
Overton, dam b Delphn--SeveIai Others also
started bur were not placed---DURHAM
Wednesday 24,h, Walden Plate of 5oL siyen-
blythe country members, for all ages 5 miie meats.
Sir Il Wiiliamsoh's b. c. by Hamilton . Years
Old run four neat, and pi owed second best and
four Others started and proved themselves
good runners.
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the lands aforesaid, anv, and every
person or persons, as aforesaid, who
were settled on such lands prior to
the passing of this act. And every
such person, who shall at any time
after the expiration of three months
alter such notice shall have been pi-
ven be found on any part of the lands
aforesaid, shall moreover incur Pc
nalty OF one hundred dollars, to be re.
covered in any court having jurisdic-
ton OF the same, and be moreover Ii.
able, on conviction, TO Imprisonment,
at the discretion of the court, not ex-
ceeding SIX months; and the certif.
cate OF the proper register, or recor-
ded, shall be sufficient evidence that
the tract of land which was occupied
10y the offender had not been prcyi-
ously sold, leased, or ceded by the
United States, that the claim to- such
tract had not been recognised and
confirmed by the United States. and
that the person occupying the same,
and removed, or to be removed. by
the marshal, had not obtained permis-
sion to remain thereon in conformity
with the provisions of this act: Pro.
vided always, and it is further enac-
ted, Ihat nothing in this section con.
tanned shall be construed to apply to
any person claiming lands in the ter.
rltories of Orleans or Louisiana
whose claim shall have been fled with
the proper commissioners before the
first day OF January next.
NATiIL. MACON,
Speaker 0fthe House oTRehreseniafipes
D 5. SMITH,
Pre'faent 9fthe Senate hro-temhors.
March J, 1S07.-APFRovED.
tn: JEFFERSON.
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WIN. Lghtfoot. esq of Charles City county, and
now his property. will stand the ensuing sea.
son, at Temple Hill. on Hichum's river in Al
bemare county. ten miles above Charlotte vile
within one mile Of Germans mil, and two mites
of the Brick tavern to cover mares az guneas
the season for which note will be required,
dischargable by the payment Of 20 d liars, at any
time before the LIST of Angus, next, when the
season will expire, with one dollar to the z, Dom
for each mare, paid at the stable door. Ten dol.
lars the single leap. and 40 dollars to insu c
mare with foal. Good and extensive pasturage,
well enclosed with branches running through
the Hat land sfording as good forward pastures
as any in this part Of the country, gratis Ser-
wants that may he sent with rnaves will be boarded
for Two dollars per week aud mares fed If re-
CURED, on reasonable terms. The urn 81 aren.
ton paid and care take - preven accidents but
will not be responsible for any that may happen.
- Any gentleman putting FIVE mares to Ham
bleton, may send one gfats.
JAMES KfNSOLVING,
Fer William Ligbyoot.
February 2ith, 1907.
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London. lIth February, 1896
William LightfoOt. Esq.
Dear Sir--Hambletou
ought to stand very high with you, as his cote
IN This Country turn out excellent runners, &c
70. CreqO.
Charlotte. 10Th May, 1906.
put FIVE mares TO Hamilton, and they all
proved in foai, and the colts fac and large -
also have mare which has bro't ne four colts
one by Oomrd one by Dragon, one by Seagul,
and anothe' by Hamilton. and the Haml on
colt has the preference of either: think her
one OF the hnest Elites. both in size and figure
that lever saw. Given under my hand.
Henry Lester.
Lunenburgh, 5ih May 1906.
This will Certify that | put mare TO Hamit-
ton i'll 1904 when he stood at mr. II. Lesier's
in Charlotte county, and am as well pleased, If
not better, with the colts by him. than with any
the same mare ever had--she previously bred
Dy Occur de Lion, Diomed, Quicksilver and
Dion 3bea'k Lester
Charlotte county.
In the year 1904 put a mare to Hambleton.
then kept by mr. H Lester of this county and
am fully persuaded that it is he best colt the
mare ever had and is in my estimation the best
colt | ever bred from any hntse.-I moreover
never have heard of any complaining of their
colts from that horse. Tbos Read, ~.
Hanover County.
herewith certify that mr. VIM. Lightfoot's
horse Hamble;on, stood at my stable the last
season. and thar ne has proved an excellent foal
gerer his colts would do credit TO any horse on
the continent mr. VIM Morris of this countv
and put 6va mares each. all OF which proved
in toal-Gwen under my hand this Yin day of
Mays 1910. Tobn Thornton.
New Kent
hereby cer'ifv that purchased coli az the
sale of WIN. d. christian, got by Hambleton be-
longing 70 VIM Lightfoot Esq. of SANDY Point
this c3l, is two years old this summer, ne -
large. handsome and good bone Given under
my hand, l7th April. 1906. W,n. DouyIat
Charlo,te County, 9th May 1896.
We the undermined subscribers had colts
dropped last season by Hambleton. and they are
esteemed by us and we believe by the neighS
boTs generally, to be remarkable good colts be.
ing FOR the most par large fine and handsome
we also believe that the season he stood in this
county, he got as many colts as any horse could
get wi b The same number Of mares
William Mitchell flames LdmliH,
CIemf. SmiibsOH, Oueyton Pe,fas.
9bnmas Pstfus, Nm L, Mo,toni
b W Lester.
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Pc DIG RE n.

.Jdck AH!re0s was go, by Joe Andrews, hig
dam by His his gyandam Cardinal Puff,
his great grandam b. T4ttler. his great great
grsndam by snip hi great great gres grandam
by Lord GodoIphln's Arabian, his great great
great great grandam oy o'anyan's Arabian.
whlch mare was own sister to Frampton's White
Neck full sister TO the Minbury Galloway, great
great great great great grandam by Sauce Box,
son Of Cigg, size of Crofi's Old Partner.
JAMES LORD, (SeaI.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-14

Joe Andrews was got by Eclipse. hisdan AL
amanda by Omnium' her dam Cloudy by Blank
Crab Widdrington mare by Partner General
Stud Book page sixth, printed in one thousand
eight hundred and three, by lanes Wea,be,bv.
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horse in England of his day, and covered at fifty
guineas-his dam by Snap. sister 10 Jupiter. bred
by mr. Cross, H9S-hcr dam young Marske's
DAM by Blank, Stirling, Miss Meynell. by Part.
nee. Greyhound, Curwen, Bay Barb. Lord d.
Arcy's Arabian, Whitcshirt, Old Montague
mare. Thus it appears he descended from tn
pest running stock in England.
p r r o X N Il N c. & S.
This horse ranks very high as 4 racer. both
speed and bottom, as he proved successful in
races before he left the turf, 4 of which he wal
ed over, none venturing to start against him.
1874, at Hambleton, Yorkshire, on Wednesdd
May 18th, he won sweepstakes of ten rs. eat
tor year olds. 6 subscribers two miles beats
mr. Bethel's b { By Maguum Bonum, Pierce's
by Young Marske, Turner'S Confederacy, az
Craddock's cn Leicester. At York he won
tor year olds. beating Lowther's b Griff
Crompton's ch Ambush, Shepperd's Made
Clis,oH's Cedar, and Carforth's CHI c--ev
betting on Ambush against the field. AT Ma
chester, in June, he won 50i for 3 year Odds tw
miie heats. beating Foreigner and Loyal a
Stockton. September 2Oth he won sweeps,ake,
OF ~ IS each subscribers, then Sir n. Will
smson's properly, formerly mr. Hutchin son
beating Fields Highayer. ou, of Wren, and
Turner's Dephine ---In l795. Hamblston won,
times, to wiz a handicap plate of 50itwo mile
heats. Al ! years old, beating Insca. BiAcksgs
and Watkins S years old M Edinburgh.
july 2Otn. he won his maesty's plate OF 100 gs
4se"rs old, mile heats beating Gregson'sb N
Archer, years old mr. Peacock's ch & Farmer,
and mr. Wilson's Creeping Kate At Dummies
in October, he won so hea,ing lord D4,lington's
b m Constant In 1896. hambIeton won at Kel-
So, 5ts October. purse of SO gs beating MIR
Bailor'S Back Cock. In 1877, he won times :,
to wit--at Middleham. i'll Yorkshire, sweep.
stakes of ten SIS each. subscribers, mile heats :.
heating Merry Las aud Arthur. AZ Edinburgh. :
on Wednesday The och SO Is for all ages, beat
ing Liza Fox and Betsy. On Friday the 2Sth,
the ladies' subscription purse of fifty gs beating
Fletcher's Jane At Montro.e. in Scotland, Au.
gust, he walked over the ground for 5Ok plate -,
and also walked over the ground for subscrp.
ton OF 50i AT Kelso Oaober l 9th, for a pla,e
of SO IS he walked over the ground-and also his
n,ajesty's leo IS given TO the Caledonian Hunt,
tor any horse, * carrying IL ST a mile heats !,
then years old. he won against mr. Wentworh's
Trimbu,h, Piermont's Trimmer. aged, and Kin.
caid's Hector. aged--and Satudy following, =
purse of 50E given by the Hunt. free for any horse
&c beating Farewell and Roliker. Ar Carlisle
he won 100 s. OF mr. Sitwell beating his b by
Meteor. In l79S, he won al Edinburgh Augsst,
81! for all ages, heaung Maxwel's Arab, and
mr. Maule's Hippopo,amus. AT Montrose he
won plate of so gs for all ages, beating Pit
forthrc and Contractor See the racing Cacn.
dars for the foregoing years.
[4wl VIM. LlGHTFooT.
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do hereby certify, that the above pedigree is
true copy from the criminal one sent me in by
James Lord Given under my hand and seal
this twenty third of December, one thousand
eight hundred and four.
WILLIAM LIGHTFOOT, (SealA
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" Wanted Immediately at Ills oacr,

IS an APPRENTICE to the PRINTING
BUSINESS youth about rs or IA years Cd
OF respectable connections, who can spell and
read correctly. lie will have the advantage. n
more agreeable to his psrent or guardian. of az,
tending IN the Book store during par Of his4
ume. where he will have an opportunity Of i'm
proving himself 10 reading, writing, &c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-14

WILL stand the ensuing season, AZ my stable in
Charles City county, Sandy Point, and will be
let to mares at FIVE guineas the season, which
may be discharged b the payment Of twenty dol 1.
lars ifpaid by the 10th day OF August; and 3
guneas the leap, and forty dollars to ensure
mare TO be in foal, and one dollarto the groom -
the leap and groom money 70 be paid when the
mare is covered-provided the mare IS changed,
the owner shap be liable. The season will COM
nence the frs, day of March, and end the frs,
day ofAugust Extensive low and high ground
pa ,iuSage we'll enclosed. and servants sent with
the mares boarded gratis grain will be furnish
ed at the marketpuce, add wiltbe given TO them
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20 ID ~ r y z.

Hambleton was got bN Dungannon, sire Of
Bedford and Que oil the best sous Of O'Eeny's
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THE rAMovs nIon pLoopgp ENoL1sn HONG,
Hanbleton,

Bred by the Duke IF Graf.
ton, a beautiful bright bav ,
scar 10 hand high, OF high
form and elegance, rising Is
} ears Old, in good health and
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-14
AN ACT

Allowing an additional compensation to
Tue Judges of the Mississippi, Indiana
Michigan and Louisiana territories.
BE IT ell scied BY the Senate and House
Oh representatives OF the United States O,
America, in congress assembled, Tina,
each OF the Judges ofthe Mississippi, In.
drama, Mich gan and Louisiana territories,
appointed under the authority OF the Uoit.
ed States, be entitled 10 the annual sum
OF twelve hundred dollars, in lieu of his
present compensation, to commence nm
the hrst day of january last.
NArHL. MACON,
'l'eaFer % the House Of Reitresenuttvrs.
S. SMITH,
president Qfthc Senate fro-temforc.
March 8, lSo7.--APPRovED,
TIL: JEFFERSON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-14
AN ACT

Authorizing the settlement ofthe accounts
between The United States and William
Eaton.
BE 1t enacted by the Senate and House
OF representatives OF the United States of
America, IN Congress assembled, That
the proper accounting officers be, and are
hereby authorised and directed to ,iuui.
date and settle the accounts subsistinp
between the United States and William
Eaton. late consu! at Turis, upon Just and
equitable principles, under the direction
OF the secretary OF STATE.
NArHL MACON,
SPeaeer Of t6e House # Reo,esen,a,iUe.
S SMITH.
March g. 1907.
APPROVED,
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CGRTIFIc Gates.
London. 18th Februs

London. 18th February, 1906
William Lightfoot. Esq.
Dear Sir-Hambleton
ought to stand very high with you, as his cote
IN This country turn out excellent runners, &c.
RO CIego.
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Tee Hofed and much all,li,ed FggI,6 bo1,s
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Charlotte. 10Th Nav 1906.
Lunenburgh, 5fh Nav 1906

This will certify that 1 pu,
ton i'll 1901 when he stood a
in Charlotre county, and am ;
not better, with the colts by n
the same mare ever had-sh,
Dy Occur de Lion, Diomed
Dion
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-04

II list Of 81 appointments, tv the Sen
a+c ofthc United States re tile following
3 5cea7lgt LiviHqstoa, Of N WORK, al Asso-
ciatc Justice Of the Supreme Court Of the
u. 2 i'll the room Of VIM Paterson, deceas-
ed.--!yItE4n Hull, Governor Of Michigan,
A Commissioner To treat With certain Indian
tribes III the vicinity Of Detroit.-lNchGeL
M'Czgyy Of NewhamPshire, marshal Of 1T.
Hampshire LocelI, Of Orleans, who
il surveyor Of the port Of Neworieans, In
spector Of The same anles LoDelL, who il
surveyor ofthe port Of worleans, Inspec.
tor Of the revenue of the sarne.-.Terenidh
Carte, Of Massachusetts, collectorlfor the
district, and Inspector Of the revenue for u Z
port Of York, II Maine.-1oha B. Dakvey,
Of Massachusetts, Consul for the u. 5. at
Fayal -Edvard Carrington, Of Connecticut,
Consul Of the IT. S. at Canton, In China.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-04

1T Concord, N. Fl the Reverend Israel
Evans, ID. ID. and one of the Trustees OF
Dartmouth College, aged go.
Id Milford, N. FL. (drowned) Mr. Joseph
Herrick; celebrated Is a performer and
cotnposuist Of music
Drowned At Kittery, Mr. Samuel Petty
grew, jun. AS lie was ferrying three men
across the river, the wind te.ng high, and a
heavy sea, overturned the boat The three
Persons.w saved. Mr.. George Lee, one
Of them, suns twice before he was taken Up,
and WIS -pgaranly dead for an hour. He A.
now dong wen.
SHsriat In Boston, John Cox, black
man, from 9 trafcois--Herdict of the Jury,
that he Killed himself BY arsenic.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-04

all the wicked defgns fthofe who
Jet them in motion will Be fARrated.
For our parts We deGre for them no
farther punifhment- For who can
with a villain greater carte than
the difappointment Of his fchemes,
and the company Of his own con-
(cience.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-04
Roattcr. IA.



8 LEI there ~ no srite, FJbray t4cs, bsfvgeeH
re- ea4 tEee ~ haareeP - Ar-i-a-saH aad
fiy hedeman tar Tx ajs tr-tiieH."
THIS text, nv readers viii recolcct
are tie words IF piol Abraham to his
brother Let Here, w-s she Un the true
spirit Of chtistia1ity: l Ills confirmed be-
gond doubt, that Ills p-otes ions a reli-
gion were far from beng empty and VAIN
for, when his property (Which is made the
idol Of 81 manv) was EAe W III injured, he
could calmly say, ~ III ,..9u z1.t take rhe left
has, then -H Y r0 u TIE right; N n thoH
exit aebar. ~ tie yigi. aaHd, then sgiH 50 %
the lef."
How di#ereHt the character Of many at
the present 5sv, who are very zsalous chris
tians il TOO often happens, that some per-
sons who MAKE great professions q relg1on
eo not keep tier cctrIPJ and sinful ai'ec-
tons III proper subsection, Int on very tn
Fial occasions suffer passion to set the bet
ter cf ~ asoA. and der sinful NATURES q
t.l.e the reIns. Hence their good y evil
spoken XII"
This u making " ship-wreck Of the
faith DEF -rtng from PRINCIPLES q christi
aEity, and delivering up tier bodies which
arc the temples Of the holy spirit, to titc
bufetings of Satan Such things afford
matter Of triumph 10 the adversary, while
obey are stunEImg blocks to um,d be.icrers.
But the evil that would more especially
point at, is the quareis winch FRI IaentiY
happen between projesscd christians Nj chf
ferent denominations, and even members o-
the same church AS to the first Of these,
every unpreiudiced man win, on tic leas-
reflection readily ackosiedge, That there
may De serious, pi0us, deyOut christians 1s
well under one name as another, for A l5
chimerical to suppose that all men can,
while subject 70 such passions as we All are,
ever think or act alike But The mild reli-
gion which we profess, does not JUS US
in prosecuting each other for a tr.hng diff
ference III the mere ceremonial part Of
worship; and Nhiletour neighbOr agrees
with Us In the fundamental points o.
christianity, it is immaterIal in what par
ticular way lie chuses To perform his reh-
gious services. Brethren Of the SINE
church or religious society VINO indulge
taemseIves in quarFeling, ought to sec well
N It that they be prepared to render Ar ac-
count Of the Improvement of the light .at-
tcrled them, and Of the opportunity they
NAY nave had TO improve III all that IS COCO
and praise worldly. Their example in wick
e1nes syvin tend more to vitiate Al already
too Vicious world, than the example Of
thousands Of absolute and openly liceEcious
IA -acteFs.
Il i always better to suffer, than 10
do wrong, and we should 10 well To re-
member that chDity IS the most noble viz
tue therefore, a. we are all fallble crea-
lures l~t as exercise it towards the fail:ngs
ofothers For " Faith may BE lost il sight,
Hpe, in fruition, but ChuIy hyeth and g.
bideth forever"
D4s'-A duel took place lately near
Matches, between Lieutenants Iores and
Leonard, both Of the Navy. They fred
three rounds Without injury, but Oh the
fourth Lieut.. Leonard rec eNed 4 mortal
ucrad through hys boT,x