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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-14
district Of Columbia,
.alsrandria County TO rit, MGg lsrm'
i823-;.,h Dag,


IN CHANCERY.
Frances Alexander, Complainant,
AGAINST
Wilson C. Selden and Mary bowles
seldeu. his wife, late Mary bo"les
Alexander, widow OF Charles a ieS<
ander Junr. deceased, Charles Arm
stead Alexander, Mary Ann Fran
ees Alexander, Wilson q. Seiden Jr'
and Louisa Elizabeth, his wife. Lau-
"a Serena Alexander, and William
Fontaine Alexander. children and
CONSERVATIVES OF Charles Alezan.
der. Jr deceased, Defendants.
uIHE defendants. Mary Am FRAN
ces Alexander. Wilson Z. selden,
.,unr. and Louisa Elizabeth. hls WIFE,
J.nra Serena Alexander, and William
Fon,aipe Alexander, OF having enter
ed their appearance and given security
according to the statute and rules OF
the Court, and it appearing 30 the sa y.
r;sfaction of tie Court upon affidavit
filed, that the said Mary Ann Frances
| Alexander, Wilson G. Selden, Jr. and
Ionisa Elizabeth, his wife, Laura Sc
rena Alexander, and William Fontaine
| Alexander. are not inhabitants OF the
District Of Columbia. on the motion o.
the complainant. by her counsel, " II
ordered, that the said Mary Ann Fran,
ces Alexander, Wilson c. Selden, ane
Louisa Elizabeth, his wife, Laura Sc
cana and William Fon,aine, do appeal
here on or before the first day of mex
November Term, and auswer the com
nl.;nan,'. Bill, and that copy of TIN
order be published in one of the pub
lie newspapers printed in the town
aIeIxandria. tor two months successive
, ". and that aoo,her copy be posted
tbs front door Of the courthouse
ssid county. A Copy-Teste.
EDM. /. LEE, c. c.
july 10
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For Bremen,

UTILL leave Washington on riiosy
w morning, the 9Th inst at O'clock n
ard Alexandra at 8 o'clock. ioI Noriolk'
City Poiot, and Richmond. Alter whlcn,
and until further notice, the Potomac WI,
cave Washington every Wednesday a. .
o'clock, afternoon, and Alexandra al o.
clock for Norfolk will arrive there !ne
eyenins Of the next day, and the following
morning, say Friday morning leave :, y NOT ,os
folk at 8 o'clock, for City POM u nicn
nOnd arrive a, City Point before oalk'
and al Richmond the evening OF the saue
dsy.
Returning, will leave Richmond al
deck every Sunday morning; stop al SnIl
Pom, Tor passengers. aud arrive a. Nor'olA
the evening OF the same day. WIZ leave
Norfolk Tor Alexandra and washington
every Monday morning at 9o'clocE' ARE
Including meals aud table drink, between
Washington aud Norfolk, II dollars; Alex
andria and Norfolk. do 81; between
Norfolk and City Point, / dollars oe
tween Norfolk aud Richmond, b dollars
august 8
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June %
Charles County Court,

March Term, 1928.
George Mason, VS.. Richard Alason,
Alexander S. Hooe aud Elizabeth B. his
wife, George n Gryme, ana Ann f.
Grymes his wife, and John SIth and Sa-
rah B. his wife
IN CHANCERY.
In this case the bill states, that William
Il Mason, departed this life, iptestsie,
leaving real and personal estate in Charles
County, that George Mason is the admin
lsirator and one Of The hers At .li law Ql The
ed and the bill concludes with prayei
for the sale of the lands Of the said WIN.
Mason and it appearing TO the Court that
the said defendants reside out OF inc s.a'e
of Maryland, and beyond the Jur'saic',oh
of the Court, it IS hereby ordered. that tne
said defendants be. and appear before tins
Cour, on the third Monday in August nsat'
either in person, or by solicitor and an
swer the said bill OF complaint, otherwise
the same will be taken pro eoVssso,, ana a
decree pass accordingly, provided mat
,bs order be publisher IN The Alexandra
Gazette, once a week for al least !hree
months, previous to the said third Mon
dsv IN August, 1928 Teste,
WY JOHN BARNES, Clerk.
'''s TEST EST JNo. BARNES, Clerk.
! F. D. STONE, Sol. Tor Comp
| a. 3m
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-14
mo. 6407.
Circulating Library.

u ME Circulating Library has been re-
Il moved 10 the dwelling house of the
proprietor on Washington street, opposite
Mr.. Hofman's Sugar House.
The latest publications have been re-
teIved, among which are 'Quintin Dur.
ward Wilderness and ''Seventy-Six.'
=. Also, variety of .Hus,c for the Piano
Forte TO RENT,
The store on Kipg-street, two doors east
OF " ashiDgtOn-st.
july &c MRS. SARAH HARPER.
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For Madeira.

Ms, The fine coppered and copper
~ fastened brig POMONA, Bright,
aasIer; will sail for the above port in
lew days, and can handsomely accommo.
cate few passengers. Apply to the cap.
tsin on board, or TO JOHN D. HERBERT.
arr
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Freight W anted.

.8 200 bhds freight is wanted to
N&complete the cargo OF the superior
copper fastened ship FLORIDA, Jesse
Brown, master; that will sail for Amster-
dam during the next month. For which,
er passage, having spacious aecommoda>
lions, apply 10 w. FOWLER Co.
July 60
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For Sale, Freight or Charter,
~ The ship G GOVERNOR STRONG,
So. Daniel Coffin, master; hGrlben 27O
Ions, She ia an excellent vessel, bull, at
Dghton, Mass in the year 1877, and has
been employed IN the whaling business
Apply 10 JOHN II. LADD y Co.
inlu 81
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RUNNELLS


TRULY LUCKY LOTTERY OFFICE,
respectfully begs leave to remind bis regu.
lar customers and other persons, wishing
TO embark their fortunes in This glorious
scheme, Of the necessity Of furnishing
themselves shortly with chances IL think
tina, an institution of This kind should not
receive public patronage, would be to mis-
trust those noble feelings of the heart,
which swell The bosom Of every Ameri.
can with deep sigh OF grateful relnem.
brance TO The memory OF the father of his
country. His fame il islrue ellis The whole
Earth, and our native hills echo back the
lsse.a. oil nations; but the posterity OF
Iude Of their fur r4Hc,h~t.tls uut- L..
in the pages OF some time worn volume,
for the achievements OF HIM whose name
must not 60 down.
aug l2
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-14

N1OW drawing in the city OF Baltimore,
Nubder the superintendent oil the com,
missioners appointed by the governor anu
council. -
No prizes higher than loco dolls. drawn
this day. Consequently the wheels nave
improved very considerable as al l6e
high prizes are uDdrawn. No tune shoula
be lost in procuring chances IN Ids sp'e"
die lottery, D,ooO
NO. Nv P''1 100
s7as as e. 1855 lllss} prizes Of so
Resides an immense number OF IL
TIE drawing will be continued on
Thursday alter next l4tb inst. benoia
the splendid capitals yet undra~n
100000 DOLLARS !, ooo
fn@e 10000
fr!Zes VI 5000
priZes oi 1000
, l6 Prizes of :,
besides large number OF smaller p'lleS'
Tirkets I5'dollars shares IN propot.Ion
| oArpersuns at distance wishing n
,;c[e,s and quarters 10 any amount WIN
30 deslt wi,h al RUNNELLS ONCE me
s same as il present, by sending their . ls.s
tels, (post paid enclosing cssn 0, p cent
tickets; the numbers OF tickets 50 I Ie",
will be registered. and their tale sen. wand and
me drawing is completed: COn1paa.es eau; sdu
those who purchase to sell again thu 's'p most
cd with tickets and quarters Oh we -
accomplishing terms, il addressed 9. ",
J. I'll. RUNNELLo
Lottery T. Exchange Once, mug Do N''N -
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New Invention.
LADIES' BRACES,

pEING an invention Of great utility,
ID for ladies' and misses: made and Tor
sale al the subscribers mandatory, on
Prince street, between Water and Union
streets. RICH. HORWELL.
may 90
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District Of Columbia,
Alexandria County. SC, May Term,
l823-6th Day. {


Aisrandr,a County. SC, May Term, }
l8s3-6th Day. {
IN CHANCERY.
John Archer and John w. Stump, Execu.
tors Of John Stump, deceased Com,
ptdinants
Against Mary Deneale. widow and execu.
tIix OF George Deneale, deceased, Chas.
T. Stuart and Ann Lucretia, his wife.
Mary Catherine, William w and Nan.
cy 2. peneale children and represen.
tatiyes OF George Deneale, deceased
Defendants,
HNHE defendants. Charles II. Stuart,
IL and Ann Lucretia, bis wife. not ha-
ving entered their appearance and given
security, according to the statute and rules
ct the court, and it appearing to the salts.
faction OF the court, upon affidavit filed,
that the said Charles J. Stuart and Ann
Lucretia, are not inhabitants of the Dis
trict OF Columbia, on the motion OF the
by their counsel, il is or
dered, that the said defendants. Charles
/. and Ann Lucretia Stuart, do appear
here on or before the first day OF 0ext No.
Vember Term, and answer the bill of the
and that 4 copy OF this or.
der be forthwith published in one Il the
public newspapers, printed in the inwr OF
for two months successfully,
ind that another copy be posted on the
ront door ct the court house OF the said
county a Copy-Teste. !
EDMUND |. LEE Clerk, !
iune o. NOM
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For Amsterdam,

s6> The ship GENERAL LlNGAN,
S&Wm. Crabuee, Jr. master; she will
.aiI on or about the 18th instant, an6 can
handsomely accommodate few cabin
passengers, who msy,,i desired, be landed
at Cowes. Apply to the master on board,
or 10 j. II. LADD& 20.
aug
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Rr;ttania Ware and Iron.

TOHN Fl. LADD g. co. have received
j per schr Rising Sun and offer Tor sa' az,
8 barrel: Brit'ania ware OF superior guar
ity. ALSO, ;1
g tons American iron june
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-14
Apple Brandy, Molasses, g..

APPiC "IuI, NIUIdSStS, q
hhds Baltimore whiskey of 90
30 barrels quality
go bbls apple brandy
hhds E. |. molasses, suitable for re-
failing
10 halt chests gunpowder tea OF approx
en- quality, now landing from the schooner
Mary Ann Jane and sloop Armada. for sale
by SAMUEL MESSERSMJTH.
IN STORE,
Porto Rico sugar at low price.
July 3
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.COHEN'S

Lottery s EIchange UDfce, TT 7aTKe1's17ee1'
BALTIMORE:
Where The great capital prizes IN eolh
the last lotteries acre sold TO distant adDen-
rurers, and where more eupifalp prizes have
been sold than at any other office an Ame'
RIGA.
erOrders from any part Of the United
States, by mail (post paid) or by private
conveyance enclosing the cash or prize
tickets in any OF the Baltimore Lotteries,
will meet the usual prompt and punetual
attention. Address
.Sec'ru to The Managers, Baltimore.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-14
Removal.

vgNHE~" subscriber respectfully informs
1 his friends s. toe public, that he mas
removed 10 the next square below his ior-
mer establishment. in a brick house near
ly opposite to the Mechanics BANK oil A.
exandria, on the South side OF hIng street,
where he carries on the
Saddle and Harness. Making
Business
in all it's various branches. He TENDERS
mis- grateful acknowledgements to his Gus.
toners for the distinguished patronage
he has received from them. His trends
and the public are assured OF prompt &C.
commodations; be feels conhdent tha'
with the aid of some OF the pest "olk,
men and a constant supply of the most
choice materials, he will be able TO rem
der ample satisfaction to those who may
please 10 favor him with their applications
by order or otherwise.
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For FREIGHT.

IL T FbbGr y, 6 mast "bRatFFtfhsh sggu'
i5o bids. tobacco or 1900 bbls Hour she
i, superior and fast sailing vessel, and
nov ready to receive cargo. Apply,o
mlg s6 III LADD j. Co,
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For Freight to the West In
dies or Coastwise.

kk The new and substantial schr.
49, ALLIGATOR. John Huntingdon,
master; buttheD loo tons. Apply to
GEO. COLEMAN.
!Vho has reesivsd and for sac.
Ground alum salt
Ricwn do in sacks
Turks Island do
Also, few hbds superior quality mo-
lassss
aug 81
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For Freight.

w. The new and fast sailing brig
~ WARREN, capt. Owen, burlhen
ia tons, or about $50 bbds. OF tobacco.
She will soon be ready to load. APP
ply TO JOHN H. LADD Il CO..
RRo have for sale on board :sn'd gsssef'
5000 Bushels Ground Alum Salt
luiy ~
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COf1EN . Ot ICE,
Baltimore, July 81, 1898.
Last Of the Fifth Days Draining,
OF THE
GRAND STATE LOTTERY
OF MARYLAND.
1920 prize Of pI0O0
1858 prize of 100
*Il64 s776 1865 *l752I 2O9SO of SO
Andd 1913 prizes of IL
Al marked thus sold at COHEN'S
Office The loco at COHEN'S ia a whole
ticket.
The drawing will be continued on
Thursday after next the l4th inst. One
fourth Of this splendid lottery is over and
grand capital prize Of 100000
prize of 10000
2 prizes Of 10000
g prizes OF 5000
Is prizes of 1000
agyfn f Sttille Observation-Disclosures holding
without loss OF time. particularly as oy
the arrangement OF this popular and mag,
ni6cent lottery, there will be no I'sk until
after all the capital prizes are drawn
Tickets are becoming scarce ara VIII con.
sequenlly advance in price. The present
rates are o..
Whole Tickets Is 90 Quarters 5 70
Halves Z sc Eigbtns ioH
TO be bad, warranted undrawn' al
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For Uowes, (England,)

Ia The new brig DILIGENCE. Jor'
~ dan, master, will sail the 26th inst.
and can accommodate lew more cao'n
anil Storage passengers. Apply to
July f4 WM FL" LIZ y W.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-18

q pa L. HiI. #-0zH is#0 sffH#ed al s.a# 4
iRr lwpu 8, or ChsHeslua, winch hat
~ III 80 81 aaiIas. Here - Represented
himself as BEN .alefad1afar. md iook
II b. hi hl. Tn ship bnird n,I an fnes-
aay, pul "a canseqies II ae ne WIS
~ eel = - - Al NaHeb4i l4ek, HlEIe
nc lay min Saturday or il, I'd krep
rs IL uls hlrjh, with ihr fsu#.u drawn ~
II W. hertnp4 uat alel raHn sloult,.z-
~ fuaHs Nr brsr-. aali ,tfI., I, went
ap board. anl comm I'D II th,. eire or lie
triaa, i1r hi. partner fir. Bunuc. now
n th'resionl he sun n 20 dollars IN
bill, principally Of tn bJub Of narien,
which the ta1tiin litr pfud,nt mn,
locked suuel} IN hi trunk bui nnflf
tunaIely thar WIS rent n tn eart,ln.
On Saturday, the Empress went II SEA-,
aud when she mllyrd "a she AnfHpua thr
Captain had orca ION 10 20 10 hi, ,rrnk,
when lo, and behuld The 1850 dollar,
nd vanished Through the h, hole. aud
on drawing the outain IA communicate
tac loss Ia his worthy l,a sensei -mst,a
Of ceesolation h. fpuad ih.l he had laktn
his drrartmc al.o = Intelligence Of thrsc
iacts was Immediately seni up 10 the city
by pllot.hnat, anti aaothor search com
menerd. On applying NJ the slage-olliec
- 'oufilnnd street, II was aseertained that
jnN Il dalk on Friday evening, u gentle
man IN carriage Numbered mp Ia the door
Ia iahc passage ia The - .u1snh Coach"
for Philadelphia, aud il WIS necessary that
li' should cross Tue ferry tIlal night lie
Declined getting out at the carriage. and
bad no money 10 pay hIs Gre hut SUI.
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A ROCHE nl.IEeTIn

NEw ioRh, / eb. 2l.--A " Aee bold r, &.
ced villain has Just brou detected, who
has been carry Ing on business dtaiuq the
winter upon q6#t lrrgr srale. He ar
r'fd h"tf on tAe 5lst oi December, a.t,
t"oh 10 arlpSs At Bankers ~ Wall STREET.
under Inc name of NJ Donald, uhcr. he
remained uutii Monday last. Dung the
ldue - pant OF lls icsidcurc here the mo.
ncy OF gentlemen VINO were dodgers. fire.
qua hty disappc IN euail suns. s5n,e-
iimes tom t,rlr trunks, and sumtllnes
rom thor pocket books but excepting
i.he loss d money, neither tfunhs nor
Poehet book, appeared rs though the,
had been mo,ested. On Monday last il
was ascertained HAT $50 dollars I'D brcn
taken from lha pocaei boo, OF Captain
Nhltaey, while be WAS asleep: 80 dollars
from Mr. hathaway aud - from The
odore Dwight, Esq. Suspicion a, length
attJcHcd itseli 10 - Do1aii, aid he was
charged with The offences above nention-
ed. Allf some pfeyarlcatio1 he con
ica5od the fact, and repaid part Of the
money.
o. ren'.eman undertook To !, tain hia
by conversation, NpHc another went f,f
an Officer Bat hc "surit RAJ, - dDd4cd
out of doors, add for any thing that thcy
could tell, vanished INTO Thin air.
Search MAS made tor l.nl IL vain and i
was presumed That tue Tread Mil bad
lost the services of another Coiiathiaa ~
Bat il appeared by subsequent events that
the Ibir'ing God, who, wbtl he gets his
pupils INTO scfapes, lcarss them 10 gel on
as they can themselves. hid MOI DOM With
the spruce LoaisGaiaa Mac6eron. On
leaving Balkeras-lprxeluus, by lie we,
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EAlsiattl AL ~ VALPARAISO.
Erigae. . l-ttsr, daiea J.elg4raisa. M,
s5tt. I5a2.
= ha'e last escaped from one Of the
sreatest aaagers tia e,cfevperienced =
IN The night Of the lsta ntst. We u,r.
'ft;a' - y terrible eaabra le.wairb H.
land TINS llne pltee ia ra5us. aud shaken all
chill II It's foundations. What frw bore.s
are standing are - shattered that they can
be no longer tenantcd. Iht inhabitants
have all retired 10 the hlils, and are Gyie.- IN
tents. You caanut ina iae Ire horriilr
condition al ths Pitee thetr WI aa d ,ubt
be a famine. as provisions are now selling
Of the most eNorbltant prices. About
thfee hundred people have been taken ON
oi the RUNS, and every day two or three
are found
| was sitting with some friends in nv
room, when the frat thing heard was the
failing OF the rooi-and, on rushing Cur
wards, found Il Impossible 10 stand, the
earth was in such violent agii ltion for
tua1tely got into the street before the
house icli-the neat moment the earth was
reut as'mder, leaving a tremendous chasn.
The objects on all sides, the screams Of the
dying aud OF the lugitiers, and the danger
winch surrounded me- filled ms mind with
Tie most awfulrmotiuns. At length. was
delivered from danger by the intrrposition
o. one 81 my friends and have been liy-
IN eyer since CT board slip. Every two
or three hours there Is a new CONFUSION Of
the earth, which communicates Itself 10
t4.4 Ia e 4 -
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From a late London / per.

a
Bgr;Bs p,ftJyegGlbf C..ya.5I,g at VI
4o1a51.- Tbe exhililion al fLi- ,,reSt plr-
fure. which on account or u. s,,aJe. thr
nrr,t of the artist. and fin. iaterr.t al thr
suhipct tn,,st attract attr,tt,n has,,,st,n,,-
mpnrcd. II is we believe The l,rtest mir
tpre #.novn heipo AZ feet lue.. anil u feet
III bciabt Vhr nrn,brr If n4,enas fo,
whom. nj,ees have hoo, f,,,nd ON the can
y,ss il uo LIS t,,n.aIn ,,d c,ns;1cri,,,
ina, NM. ,r thrse an. r..,,,,',,.t,I # f,iI
l.palh. aud tlat n.a,ly III lL,.,,-t .,,nr,,.
IN snrh nron,,ftiops Az To- enable tb,' -nrr-
t,tor ~ 1ncr fo r.coupile tine individuals.
one cannot too much admire fine genius
winch Accumulated surf, = t,,t Pbr
r,ct,,.. li,u ,..,.,, e,I,iI.;,.l T. Ibc sero,J
which has hoeo n.n,t,d by Da,id on thc
Sam, s,,hi,rt and %. ~, .i.e iaG,ra,.d f..
am ;,,n,n,a,,eat j., t.a d.si.sn and cgorf,.
ton Of the 1rst ,birh. As il WAS begun Al
the rxnrcs. commend or Sanol.on. rrrei,-
ed his warm apurobaliop. and that Of the
greatest nrpsonaoes on fine Continent -
The presr pietIrp was but recently flush
ed at Erllssci i. where the artist Was cxilrd
for his Buonapartism and not only was
this work OF art refused admission into
France. but attcmuts ueIe made on fhc
part Of the French Government, 10 pro
vent its exhibition 10 this coaalry. Soth-
my can be more striking than the chef
group in the foreground al the Picture
The moment chosen by the artist fgr re-
presentation, is that inshich the Emperor,
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BAhD or Music.

. how chnu.nq, q how eharniaa
J. tae radiant baud VI Music, Masic, Music,
AIuzlr-=
q how charming Is the radian; land
Of mesir plafm- through the air.
iPe Church Triumphant glFcs The tone
"hiie they surround The Holy Throne
IN eiors, "ith celestial arts,
Nh2cue armies tune men harps,
Aud rhp'nt af'"ph. play then paris
ouif, stht, si'b, o." great hcdeeIner born to
ohy
Gabrieidesrcndine Gabriel de4ceudina
Bring#ibc leyIul news. . ieVGll ioVId inyfut
ioefuis-
Gabrielle aendog, brings the joyful news,
Tie great MESSIAH. come 10 earih.
NM nov h'h9lh lh' glorious fbrob3j
no mn. ICON 'h' a9iJ a"pR-@
"'sf{ ~ ,'o' ''so''Ha 'l' la'--
'''u WIZ J" l4'' "'"a1 ii"' ,''m,
) U.s. 1aflen p"ih IN htlhebch5
'h"h', st9n' -Ho'i5 Inc great Mesaiah % come
@iizh
See Is tar arising, see bis slar arising
la liz eastern s1y now rising, rising, rising.
riain
Sec bis star arising IN tlie Eastern Sky
Inc day-srring or'ui1s ffam on L8sb,
Ih' 80 ana shadow 1se o""},
~ ,a% u Io Di@5 II" ", 'o. "eIa}
We SAINTS rfi7ire' ave llanh7 ahi pray,
fn' ,'ps a shfrl n ''' noo''os ~
9h'u'3 sh2nl, 'h9"5 Tie great fedceinrr's
boin i"-aoy'
Shepherds adore him wise men have found
nm
Giory be- h God, q glor., Glory. glory. zlorv.
We men h'se lo9ud him BY The r5ing star,
Nd conc 10 worship from alor--
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eor,ahce viii Tie common IMPRESSION u
he character Of this person
The len hand side 9th piciare Is close
y "eeTped ny Il eroup. ~ .Nhith I'll bro
her sud lsirf= n the Emperor urn We
) eensPirao4s l=l4es. aiuat. hlAaras
~ NJ lie, is striking fan lnatA. IL
nears tn ho-#Ht which contained tie
fown ~ Franc. To The laff hehiad Tn
Empress. stands the three sisters of M
peleet, with tNo dapr frndes. ghef
light forms are admirably relieved h, Ito
masculine and deeply shaded figures ii
l.euis and Joseph The grral skill Of tn
artist cannot bc better understood than is
The manner IL which IN H. preserved H.
general resemblance ofthe Banlanarfr d.
mdN allied IA 81 many varieties ~ cNnrrs.
sion as arr tu he found in The features af
the different members. The fi,e Of Na-
polcan shows the mosi ,igorua, sfniIs -.
hal ii Joseph Is f.eblcnc.s ltselt Vel thp
motteoslal observer will al once perceive
traits at likeness between Tn two brothers.
Nol 4 THIS common character al the lam-
y disguised ~ t1c beauty of Pauline. NJ
tn bold air of Caroline. Thu group he-
hmd Is kept IN shade, some NJ the cemte.
nances partially illuminated rom afovp.
In the management of the iii upon this
part Of he picture there - arcely room
for The just rrproach against the French
school, that they loo rud,Iy oppose The
dar, aud bii liant colour l. each rther. -
Enc light calls gcnlly on the different Il
gWrs, and al The effects of contrast arr
sufficiently preserved. TIN tfihua,s IN tn
unppr nart Of line lfpfIrt ma. fIl,I =, l.