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Treasury Department, :
January 20, 1909. 5

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BY virtue Of the act entitled IAN net ma
king provision for dcfrayiug any extraordinary
expenccs attending the intercourse between the
United States and foreign nations" passed on the
18Th day Of February. 1906. ard Of which tie sn-
ncxed j. an official cxempllfcation I'll. Thomas
JeHer on, President OF the United States of A
merics, do hereby atthOr,se aud empower Albert
G~alIatiu, secretary Of the treasury of the United
States, to take all proper and necessary measures
for placing the S 1900 0U Appropriated by the
act above recited At Tie Joint disposal ufJno. Arm
strong z. Jas. BOwdoin, commissioner plenipotcn-
tiary& extraordinary, for setting all matters ofdif.
ference between tie United States and the gov.
eminent ofSpain, s. in case ofthe death ofone Of
them, at the disposal uftbe survivor-to be joint.
" applied b. tie said John Armstrong aud les.
Bowdonr-or in case OF the dealt, ofon, OF them,
BY tie survivor, 10 su. IL purposes as ] may think
proper TO direct in MY Instructions to them: And
for 50 doing this shall be his sufficient warrant.
III testimony whereof have caused the
seal of the United States TO be here
unto affixed.
Given under my hand, at the cit, Of
(Seal) Washington, this eighteenth day Of
March, one thousand eight hundred
AID six.
(Sigacd) TIL; JEFFERSON.
b. the President.
(signed) JAMES MADISON,
Secretary u SAFE.
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A Copy. Teste,
PETER 7YNSLEr, {. C.
Jan. 5. oayaw
ian. 5.

N Pursuance ofa decree in Charcerv, made
= 10y the Court ofthc U. St ties for the 5th cir.
aust. IN thc district of Virginia at the November
t'rm, III the year 1908, we shall expose 10 Public
Auction at the time and place herein after men
TONED wo TRACTS in the county OF Gooch-
i<nd, on the Beaver Dam Creek, containing nine
hundred acres and the other called Little Is
land, containing ~ acres, a. Goochland court
house on the court day thereof, on the Sd Mon.
lay IN Arrll. The dover of the widow VIM.
@on,id, viii he first deducted, and the conditions
on winch the sad land are directed under the
said Decree, will appear therein and win be com.
'nnnIcoied on the day Of sale. The terms OF
payment will be as follows one fourth of the
purchase money to be paid in cast, and the re-
manning three fourths il three equal insta.nents
OF SIX, twelve and eighteen months credit. In
all oiher respects the aforesaid decree will be
pursued
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(BY AUTHORITY
LAWS or THE UNITED s7hTEs.
AN ACT

AN ACT
Aahorisi7G the President IF The Unite States TO
empty an additional number Of nsvsnge CIT
fe,s.
Y if enacted b. the Senate and House of Retire
- se,tativeS Of the Unitel Ssa.es AT dnerica in
Congress assembled, ihat The presldent OF the u
niteu states De. aid he is hereby empowered to
procure 50 many revenue cutters not exceeding
twelve, IS may be Necessary for the pubic ser
vice, the expence whereof shall be paid out of
the product Of the duties on goods, wares and
merchandise, Imported into tie Uni.ed states,
and Oh the tonnage Of ships Or vessels.
] Is. VARNUM,
Speater 81 tie House Of Representatives.
STEPHEN k. BRADLEY,
President IF tie Senate pro tersbore.
January 6, 1909.
ArPRovEo,
TIL JEFFERSON.
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JANuAry 9th, 1900.
PRINTED EY ORDER OF THE SENATE.

TO THE SENATE OF THE U. STATES.
According to- the resolution of the Senate, of
the 18th instant, I now transmit them the infor-
nation therein requested, respecting the cxccu-
ton oftlie act of Congress of February q, 1906,
appropiiating two millions of dollars, for defr:y-
ing any extraordinary expenses attending the M
tercourse between the United States and foreign
nations.
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peccmber IL

VIRSiNIA-Atas Superior Court 81 CHANCE.
ny, holden at che Capitol, in the city OF
The first day OF September, 1908.
James Gosden and Mary his wife. late nar,
Tucker, Administrators Of Joel Tucker, decea.
sed, and re!ict and executrix of VIM. parrott,
deceased, and in her own right. Rloimif-A
gainst Joseph Wilson and John Groves, Def'ts
IIiE defendants Joseph Wilson and John
Groves, not having entered their appearance and
given security according to the act of Assembly,
and the rules of this court, and it appearing 10
The satisfaction of the court. that they are not in.
hahiti'its Of this country, on motion OF the pl lin.
tbs, - counsel, Il 70 ordered. Fist the Az i lie.
PENDANTS do appear here on tie first day of the
next term, and answer the bill of the plaintiffs,
ami that 4 copy otthis order be forthwith inserted
IN some news paper published in the city O,
kichmohc, for Two months SUCCESSFULLY, & pos.
ted at the front door ofthe capitol in the said CT.
~. &.
A Copy. Teste,
PETER 7YNSLEr, {. C.
ian &
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MESSAGE

OF " pn~EsrpExr.or -ur T.. STATES,
'Irans,nirtng ijoSsusfio. ,cstee.inS fhe exeertior
Of the acf Of congress, IF 2iss ft6yuary, 1876,
.lho,op, ietiAg tepO niiiions- of GoHdrs, fer de
Jreyiry any eatraordindy expsaces attending The
intc,eoursc 6eiSreen lie C!f!tea Stores and. fcreiSn
nations.
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persons having claims against
~ the estate of SamueAPoin,.r, deceased. are
rcquestes. to exhibit them, properly authcntica-
tea, 10 the Subscriber: and those in6eh,ca .na
soiicited to make immediate PAYMENT, as suits
linquents e
8ENJAlfIN WOLFE, only Executor.
January "a Go
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u persons indebted 10 the Es-
Y tate :! Mary Senhrnok. decd arc desi.s.,I
10 make immediate payment, and those who haze
CLAIMS upon the said estate, are requested 20
max them known tothe Subscriber, before the
"'st HlDhday IN March next, for at that time he
tends closing his executorsi,ip.
JAMES SEIBPOOX
December 81. "n'
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January 97.

1 virtue Of 4 deed of trust, executed 70 the
- subscriber by Michael Grantland, to secure.
,;"Sngst other things, the payment Of a debt =,
,"ylor ana trown, which deed is dated the o1ih
Mlrcl, 1917, and recorded in the District Couet
! Richmond: VIII be sold, to the highest lid
GER Tor ready money. before the door of the Ea-
gle iavern, in the city of Richmond. on we'd
nrsday' the eighth day Of February next, tic
tllt Gr.'tlahd's right, title ard interest, in all
that lott, piece or parcel of CROUND. lyjn-
~ The SAID city, on the cross-street leading from
the matn-street to Adam Craig's Office. aadion.
ing Crawford's lott, and extending on the cross.
street aforesaid, one hundred and ten feet to-
wards the main street., thence back fifty feet.
thence ITO feet in a line parallel to said erase
street thence so feet to the beginn;Eg, or so
'huch OF sad property, as will be sufficient tn pav
ana satisfy the debt mentioned in the said decd.
oui 70 saiu I2yior and Brown, with all the costs
and charges attending the execution oftbe ,rmst
January %. ale
AA0
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TIL JEFFERSON.
AN


Authorisirsthe p zynnsnt Of certain pensions By The
SecJetdt IF qgdr at the seat Of SoVeynUsent.'
II f ii eGcfed by the Senate and House of Re.
~ pycseSatives of tie United Sfat, + 61neJica
in Con1rc$ assembled, That every pension or ar
rearag. o pension that shall be due on the third
dsy Of March, one thousand eight hundred and
nine, or bat may thereafter become cue to any
officer os0!dicr residing 10 either OF tile United
States, 4 the territories thereof, in which there
hath no'been appointed an agent for the payment
of p~ensjns, shall be paid at the seat of the gov
ernmeroi the United States, by the secretary
for the Far department., and the name ofthe pen.
somewhat, on his application 10 the secretary at
war, I transferred from the books of the state
in wleh IL was originally Unregistered TO re
gistcfto be opened for that purpose at the war
JfHcGf the United States.
] B. VAREUM,
Speaker Of TIE House IF %ebf'esratqsives
STEPHEN K. BRADLEY,
Pycsiden; e fhe Senate pro tempo,c.
Jontry z, 1909.
HrkovED,
TIL JEFFERSON,
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IN CHANCAkY.-Ata Court held tYr Alpe
l. r'sric County, the 5th dav Of Dec. 1903.
Nimrnd fram'am, Rai1tif-against Jno. Jo,.
cit, Alice joustt heir OF Revert Jorett, Nathan
Crawford and Margaret his wife. ioin Allen and
Macy his wife, John Mills, Mihan Mills, Margs.
ret Mills, France Mills, Clifton Rodes and Eli
zabeth his wFtt, Charles louet.. Thomas c. Flet
cher aad Susanna his wi!e, Defendants
The Defend mts John Joue;t. John Allen and
Mary lis wife, ahd Charles Jouc.t. no, having
entered their appearance and given security ac.
coraina 10 the act of Asse,nbl, and The rules OF
this court, and it appearing to the Satisfaction Of
the court, that thew are not inhabitants of this
Commonwealth On motion of the Plaintiff. by
his Council us ordered, That the said deten
iants do appear here on or before TIE first Mon.
day IL March next, and answer the bill of The
plaintiff, and that a copy of this order be forth.
with inserted in sone public news paper, prin.
ted IN the city OF Richmond, Tor eight weeks sue
cesslVely, and posted at the front door of the
of said count. on some court day.
"A Copy. Tes,e,
ALEX'R. GARRETT, d. C.
Deccmber La or n
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NEw.YoRK. Ian 81.

NEw-foRK. Jan 81.
The resignation ofthe Collector, Deputv-C Col
iector, &c IN Boston, is said to have been partly
through fear snc partly through contriv ance.
nc combination there, and it should seem al
most throughout the commonwealth, organized
to oppose the laws, had threatened it is mention
Cd, the functionarics of the generaiscoyermment
burhg TINS interregnum of federal Authority in
I'oston, vessels viii go out. One great DIFFICULTY
IN this dreadful state Of things is, tha; possibly
no man IN Boston can be prevailed with To fiji
the custom House Offices, so obnoxious has fed
erai authority been bascly and ~1TttUliy rendered (;
Ind the Bostoni.ls are so furious in their opposi-
non TO government that they may consider OH.
GERS rom other states rs so many foreigners sent
10 lord 1T over them. At such a crisis, IN such a
state OF things, temporizing measures may en-
danger the Union gthe states. tits rumorci that
tae legislature OF Connecticut IS 20 be speedil,
convened, and 1t II known that FOR some time
ptst the New-Ensi nd stltes have ,r.vat-ly been
making arrangements for At sole nla i-rgue and co.
ven mi or in plain terss, a separation Of the
states. ..Anierican Citizen.
ULTINATUM.-Attc. rcpeated remonstrance
ana all The possible prudent measures OF our go
pefhniefit, for riDdIca;inS our maritime rights, &
'or restoring the scattered capital of the mercan-
tie interests of our country, by a private letter
rom Washington, dated on "Wednesday last, |
am informed that the Executive are determined
to bring pur affairs to q crisis with both heiIi-e-
rents. For this purpose, the Collector Of this
port received instructions. on Saturday, 10 char
ter two vessels, to be dispatched, in ter days, for
England and France. They will carry the ui,i-
inatum OF this government To each, and ;f the
gust and equitable propositions are spurned at,
BELLA, HoRRIpA BELLA will be the conse.
quence.
These vessels Will bring home our ministers &
consiis, from France and England
When the ulsimatum OF our government reach
es England, l anticipate Il favorable result. By
that time her calculations will have failed, not on
ly with regard to Spain, but also respecting our
local decisions. have no doubt that she will do
US justice 1t last, because it will become her in
terest. We are her natural friends, but ~unfurtu-
nately, on account Of her ambition 10 make a
commercial monopoly-she has been so short
sighted rs to consider us in the light of a most
powerful ~rival.-Shortly will she open her eyes,
and perceive that her interests and our own are
Rnise9 and inssperabke. AS TO France-but l for
bear" Light cannot dwell with darkness."..
NJ 7. ID Adv
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osi' NIIE signed by Nm. CrawtorI. =
"a endorsed by John Clarke, bo,ll OF the cit, os
= hmond, dated the 1st Of Nov. last. and ,t..e
.'t lt d'y of May, 1909, amounting to & 506I.
ms supposed 1t has been drort in .hS street.
Any person having found the same will be liz
rally rewarded on leaving it with the Subscribers.
All persons are torwarned from recci,ipg or ira.
ling tor the same in any manner Whatever.
PROSSER & MONCURE.
DS'"~f- oapfw
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ANDING from the Schooner
"a Isaac Seaman, Master -
80 Boxes RAisins,
10 Bales Soft SheIled Almonds,
S Casks Green G flee,
10 Barrels Prime Pork, and
! Pipe London p Jt-rl,r Madeira Wine.
IN STORE.
AZ Hogsheads Brown sugar,
25 do. Molasses,
8 Tierces Green Coffee,
rs Boxes Hav mnai, Segars,
8 Dties Welcl, Planes,
Family Flour in barrels and half barrels.
Young Tyson, lIyson skin and Soucbonr T-eo.
10 BoNes Mould Candles,
For SALE ny,
JANUARY II. ,c
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EoRsALE., the rENE afENron which i.

EORSALE, the TENE 5fENTo on which IL,
- subscriber lives, situated ON Church.Ij1I.
=" Inv shont one mile Of Richmond M,rket. con.
timing Two aud hal. acres OF l.and, well enclosed
and highly improved. Ine buildings consis, of
a large and we'll constructed DsreAing- H.ase,
Lnn"drg, hitehen, Dairy, So,okc- House, 3 Stores,
e5'e% CDee' Coach House, Barn, Stable, and lee
All these buildings are in complete order Cor
TIC ccommodation of a large and geutecl f,m;lv,
VINO may have easy access 10 al the ADVANTAGES
OF the city, and live as retired rs they could wI,h
JOHN ELLIS.
y" ToaWtfl
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January 81

~ near the City OF Richmond -Inc Subscr,,
Der now occupying that pleasant sea. tormeriv
the residence of William Alexander, Esq. a short
distance below the city Of Richmond on The
road 10 VhiiSinsDurg, respectfully informs the
citizens of Richmcnd, and the public generally
that may pass that way, that lie has opener =
House OF entertainment at ti,t place where he
Is provided with good Beds, Stable s. a comma
dious house for the reception al COMPANY. He
oferS ms services to provide for Parties who
may wish TO per1nbtlate that short distance
from town, for variety, tor dancing OF hunting.
ut being \ fine range for Game l will under.
take 10 furnish VeDison ~ Fisn, o. wild Fowl.
Dinners and Barbacues in their season.-F,1ni.
Les who wish a chang Ofair can b. ~acconmoda
ted with Rooms AND Board for any length OF time.
II IS his intention also, to add To and beaulifv the
former Garden, by laying out pleasant walks. g
fecting Bowers, &c. III tic most pleasing variety
o. which ms taste may be capable, To De- prepa-
red IN the proper season, with Ice, Ice re.l,s.
Syllabus, best fruits of the season, and every a..
ther refresiinent tiiVt may De agreeable TO his vi.
$ tors, ana VIII "iwhys keep Il supply of the best
Liquors, and good attendance on the most mo.
deratc terms-trusting thereby to merit the in.
duirence and appreciation OF an indulgent and Ii
berrfl public, VIII may witness his unremittinp
endeavors To please.
7HoS. G. FULL.
JANUARY 10. oAilt
N. b T.. Hull is DESTROYS of EMPLOYING .
tew excellent Washers and lfoncrs, during lie
present year, ard will undertake. the Wasbi1a. K
Ironing tor 5 OF 10 families, and as MANY sin'.is
gentlemen, on the most moderate terms. by line
quarter or year, and attend, in person, in the CT
" Of Richmond, to the receipt and delivery of
the clothes
- Orders left at the Vendue Office of Mes.
se;rs Prosser and Moncure, will be attended To.
White House Inn, Januqry II.
VALUABLE PROPERTY, FoR S3LE-I
V The owncrshave become DESTROYS Of selling
that well known, and valuable Property, the
WARM SPRINGS, lying IN Bath county, viii,
all the Land and Tenement, belonging thereto.
or they will sell the Springs with ) or 6 Hundred
acres Of Land. 1t would be useless to say any
thing about the situation Of those Springs, and
their great Medical qualities, with the superior
advantages attached to them, over any ofthe o.
ther Mineral Waters in this country. As it i
presumed that no one will attempt to purchase
who - not well acquainted with them, or vino
viii view the property before they purchase. A..
ny communication on this subject, addressed To
the Subscriber, will be speedily attended 20.
GRdRLES H. LEWIS.
Warm Springs, Decepber 10. oaw3oig
N. j. a considerable prompt payment wiigbe
expected, and a few likely young NEGROESl
MOTiCE.-Caslpgiven Tor Northern n SOUL
~ ern Bank NOTES at a moderate discount h, |
SIMPSON NORRIS.
Richmond Dee. ii.
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(Seal.)
(CopY.l

NSblg
An act making provision for defrayir,,r any extra
ordinary cxpenccs attending the intercourse
between the United States, and foreign natl
olS.
Be it enacted BY the Senate and House of Re
representatives. of the United States in Congress rs
sembicd, That aslm of two millions Of dollars
be. aud the same is hereby appropriated toward
deiraying any extraordinary expenses which may
be incurred, III the intercourse between the Uni;
ted States and foreign nations, to be paid QUE of
any money IN the treasury not otherwise appro-
priated, and to be applied under the direction of
the President of the United States, who shall
cause on account thereof to be laid before Con
gress, rs soon as may he. ,
SEC. 2. And be it further enacted, That the
President on the United States be, and he hereby
Is authorised if Unnecessary to borrow the said sum.
or any part thereof, IN beha!fofthe United States
at a rate OF interest, not exceeding six per centum
per annum, redeemablc 1T the viii of The Con
gress OF tire United States, and it shall be lawful
forth Bank OF the u. States to lend The whole.
or any part of the same.
SEC. 3. And be it further enacted, That so
much as may be necessary Of the surplus OF the
duties on imports and tonnage beyond the perlna-
nent appropriation heretofore Charged upon them
by law, shall be and hereby is pledged and appro.
priated for the payment of the interest, and REIN
bursement ofthe principal of all such monies as
may be borrowed in pursuance of tins act, accor-
ding to the terms and conditions on which the
loan or loans may be effected.
(Signed) NATL. MACON.
Speaker If the Houseief Representatives
GEO CLINTON,
Fice-President Of the United Safes, and
President Of the Senate.
y hrlt ~ EtI 1SNE
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APPROVED,
(Signeo)
TIL : JEFFERSON.

Z, James Madison. secretary of the de.
paTtment OF state, OF the United States of Amer
lea. hereby certify, that tin writing within con.
tanned, IS = true copy of an act of the Congress OF
the sad States, passed on the l3th d.y OF Fe5rn
Sry last entitled An act inaking provision for
de'rayIng any extraordinary expenses attending
the intercourse between the United States & Tor,
nations" the said copy having been compar.
ed with the original roll remaining in the office OF
the departm' mt of state aforesaid
Witness my hand and official seal, at the
city of Washington, The eighteenth
day of March, in the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and six /;
and OF the independence OF the said
States the thirticth.
(Signed) JAMES MADISON
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MOrlCE-The Copartnership hitherto carri-
~ ed on. by the Subscribers, under the firm,
of Beydnain Bratshcso & Co. is this day, by mu.
tuai consent, dissolved. All person. indebted 10
ule sa'a hr1n' are earnestly desired to come for
ward, adjust and pay Oft their several baIanc, {
to either OF the parties, who will likewise nav
a!-ysum due, by them, to individuals for tra,,Sac..
linns WI i them.
Those wso fail to come forward, and ~n,ar.ifsst
. disposi,ionto do what is right, cannot hope t,r
,urifer indulgence. aid consequently tLey VII
he sued, without Discrimination
BEN.T WOLFE,
Coochiand, January q. nswi,r
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
Mach lodr, 1896.
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In compliance with the resolution of the Sen
ate OF the 18th inst. the secretary of the treasury
respectfully
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FLEM. BATES, C.. N {.
Jan. s. oawsw
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-11-15
1itsrary DistelIaI.y..
20, rue naoDE-IsLAsD nEPuRLicAs,
5nScELLAME.k-No. XIII.
ANDREW MIcHAUx.

To the active genius Of thisxnaturalist
Our country is indebted for mucR important
ard useful information. He was the bctani~
cal missionary employed by Louis XVI, to
explore the vegetable productions Of North
America. In this arduous task he spent
twelve wears. His excursions were confined
to that region situated between Hudson's
Bay and the Carolinas. After the commence
ment of the revolution, he returned to France,
where, in 1901, lie published his History Of
american Oaks. This is the most complete
and satisfactory account of the Querenss FAM
,iiy, that ever issued from the press. J. Phil
Up ia Roy had, as long ago as l77l, publish
cd [, treatise upon the subject, but for the
waIt of careful and extensive observations,
his descriptions were necessarily imperfect.
1t vas reserved for our Author to exhibit an
ample and scientihck account of the species
and varieties Of this genus of the vegetable
Kingdom. Nor was this the only fruit of
his indcfatigable inquiries, He had collected
materials for moro diffuse and comprehen-
siyc work. These, upon his being appointed
by government, to accompany Capt Barcdin
on voyage to the South Sea, were put into
the hanos of his son, to prepare and publish
They made their appearance in 1903, under
the title of Flora Boreai- .Afnericana, and en-
braced description of the North American
plants, generally. But he did not live to en-
Joy that cheering applause which the world
bestowed upon his meri;orious Iabours. He
fell on the coast of Madagascar, in 1902,
while ardcntly pursuing his ply sical research
es,
HIS writings display a mind acute,
discriminating, and capable of u.lwearied ap-
plication. To him the science of botany
owes many valuable Improvements and ac-
qasitions. His volumes are a treasure, and
his memory will long be cherished by those
who love to inger in this department of hui
man knowledge.
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COWPER.

CowfKR was poet possessing original
conceptions, and energy of imagination. His
writings exhibit strong marks of genius. His
numbers, however, were not SO harmonious
as those of Pope and Goldsmith, nor SO ten
der as those of Shenstonc. He did not raise
astonishmcnt like Milton, nor awaken senibil-
ity like Thompson. He was the Bard of re-
lieion. He breathcd the mild spirit Of piety
and virtue. He was distinguished for dis.
corning judgement, and simplicity OF express
sion. He never loses sight of reason, even
in his highest aight. Though he could not
1" emulate the songs of the Scraphim;"r he
will be read with pleasure when the feelings
of bencvolencc prevail, and obtain applause,
while the love of mutual rcctitude shall warm
the bosom Of man. klfs