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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-07
Il. ,.ARiNE Llsl, "a.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
aon,VED. OCr S,

The elegant abo fast sailing new ship
Pioneer, Crab rec. Liverpool, 35 days
to the Ca pes; cheese and salt to VIM.
Fowle & Co. crates to Hugh Smith
&C. hardware to Patton & Butcher
hardware to john w. Masse 4 Co. i:
dry goods 70 A. G Cazenove l. Co. !:
Iron to P. Janney hardware to D.
English hardware to e A Be.net :;
earthen glass and hardware to Robert
II Miller; sugar moulos to J, & J.
Harper; hardware to G. & l. p.
Thompson; cheese to F. Mauray and
others.
British brig 3el'no, Philips, Conway,
(Wsles,) 80 days; states, &c. to Phine.
as Janney and others
Brig Spartan Snow. Boston. Ia days;
plaster. oil, candles, sugar, Russia goods
sc to r. H. Rowland and Phineas
J nney
Brig Warren. Owen, Thompsou's
Island, via Norfolk. Z days from the
latter ballast to j. II Ladd & Co
Schr. H"ro, Thompson, Hamilton,
(Bermuda,l IA days ballas' to he mas
e.. Left two schrs there, one from
Norfolk, the other from y. York
Sloop Enterprise, Clark, Saybrcok,
10 lays; potatoes, hay and onions to the
master.
Sloop Java, Mason. n. York, s days:
full freight % merchants of The district.
7 passengers,
Sloop Superior, Hart, New Haven :;
oats potatoes and cheese to W.Atwater.
SAILED,
Brig Reindeer. Gray, Boston.
ARRIVED, Oct +,
Schr Cr' er,on, Traverse; tobacco to
VIM. Fowle & Co
Schr. Dash Jones, Richmond; Goals
TO Vim. l. Kennedy
Schr. Surpr sc, Thomas, East River;
barley 30 j. En,wIsle.
S.hr, Frieni-.o-Peace Fendall, Che.
tank corn {" raster
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-07
DIED..

On the Sd inst. Mr. Charles Norris, in
the 36th year of his age, a native OF New
buryport, n H but long time An indus
trious ana respectable mechanic IN this
town. He has left a widow and FIVE small
children to deplore their irreparable los.
II becomes our painful duty to announce
the death of Mrs finn c. Robinson, The
wife of William Robinson, Esq OF Study
She died al her own residence on Frio1y,
the Sd inst Of painful disease with
which she had long been afflicted; leaving
small bu, affectionate family and very
hume rous circle OF intimate friends, 10
mourn the loss of devoted wife and mo.
her, and OF a most estitnable woman She
was as yet, very tar removed from that pc
riod OF life, al which, the pleasures OF The
world are " ont TO lose their natural and
almost irresistible slluremen,s. But her
strong and vigorous iDtellec! bad been Too
torcibly impressed with The sacred truths
OF the Christian Religion, to allow her to
look for rational enjoyment to any other
source, than an occasional intercourse W b
her particular friends; and regular d
heartfelt communion with her Go I'd
Sdpteur.
Her life, more especially the latter par
o. it, had been truly exemplary. She
filed the various relations that appertaineC
to her, as become a Christian; and he
numerous duties as wife, a mother, re
lative and friend, were uniformly dis
charged uader the benign influence of tina
religion, in which she lived, and moved
and had her being.
Her closing scene, as we are informed
by one who witnessed it. was awfully i'm
pressive. Entirely resigned 10 her own 81
tuation, and firm in Der reliance on TIT
promises Of her blessed Saw ur, she seem
ed to feel no anxiety, but for the friend
she was TO leave behind her; and her las
moments were spent, in giving afectionat'
advice to those around her, and IN offer
ing up prayer. to Heaven for their eterna
welfare
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-07
Marshal's Sale.

WILL h- sold on the premises. by The
w Marshal, tor cash, on n edntsdGv,
The a9h dog of October merit, at IL o'c'ok,
all the right, title and interest OF Mr. WI
liam Herbert IN and 10 the following lot Of
ground adjoining The town OF Alexandra:
Beginning al the intersection Of West and
Oronoko streets; running north with " est
street to Monieomt street; thence west
to the northeast corner OF Peter Sherfon's
lot; thence south with SAID lot TO Oruno.
ko-street; thence with SAID street 10 The
beginning; containing ten acres, mere or
less--Soid to satisfy an execution in layor
of the Bank of the United States.
d. MINOR ID. NJ.
For 7 RINrGOLD. Marshal.
sept % tO99
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-07

Duck, &c.
ENI1lS day landing from brig Medford,
Il Jacob CGvIne ton mas!er-
100 bolts superior quality Russia duck
5O pieces Russia sheeting
60 do heavy Raven duck
g bags good ST Domingo coffee
For sale by
WIN. FOWLE & Co.
Who hare in Store, for sale,
100 bolts Of Is, s. Cd quail. Russia duck
$50 pieces Ravens do
800 do Russia sheetings
BOZ do broad diapers
25 tons St. Petersburg hemp
10 casks Russia allow
is bales do feathers
8 do 10 qulIs, cont'g 10000
2 tons American cordage
- hhds Isl quail. ST, Croi1 sugar
~ bags ST. Domingo coffee
81 10 Sumatra pepper
80 pipes brandy part Seignett's
brand, OF superior quality
~ puncheons 4th proof Jam. Rum, old
Holland gin
~ mus WOiaSSeS
5pipes Sicily Madeira
81 80 a a'i' orsf essSs Casks , WI \E.
S pipes London particular Madeira do
~ quarter cask. I enerItte do
Ut superior quality
400 casks III nails. assorted sizes
800 Liverpool filed sacks OF blown salt
90 han peIs wine and porter bottles
s." ln.> pi-ster paris
IL, 900 bushels ST. Ubes and Csdiz salt
ocl4 tt
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-07
District of Columbia.

y County Of alexandria. set:
DOBERT STOTT has applied to The
IL honorable William CraDcb. Chief
Judge OF the United States circui, court
OF the District OF Columbia to be- 6ischarg.
ed from imprisonment, under The &C, tor
the reIIet OF insclvent debtors Thin TIE
District OF Colun bis, on the second " ed
aesday 10 October at 9c'oiock, N. at
,ae Court House 10 Alexandra. when and
where his creditors are require to attend,
oct 2--3t EDM. !. LEE, G. G,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-07
Public Sale.

k BY virtue of d. ed OF trust, 10
Il" the subscriber Iron JOHN Lanban,
Eas be will expose at public sale, for
- cash, house and lot oi ground in
the town of Alexandria, situated on the
north sid. OF Prnce-strert, and to iht cast
ward OF PairIck-slreet, and running north
100 feet To Is feet alley; thence east.
wardly 80 feet, thence soulhw srdiy 100
feet = Prihce.streei, thence on Prince.st.
80 feet to th. beginning Sutlect 70 al
annual rent OF 80 dollars Sale 10 IKE
place al II A. NJ on n ednesday. he g2d
October next THOMAS SANFORD.
Trustee.
sep, IS 2aw3w&s
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-07
Notice.
eltare.

THE Farmers Bank of Alexandria this
i day declares divideni Of profits, up
on its capital stock paid in, of three per
cent. for the last six months, payable to
Stockholders, or their representatives, on
Friday the Sd inst. By order,
JOHN HOOFF, Cashier.
octS tbsz~
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-07
Now Landing,
THIS is to give Notice,

THAT the subscriber hath obtained
j. 6om the Orphans Court Of Charles
county, IN Maryland, letters Of admins.
tration on The personal estate Of Samuel
Hanson, Junior, late Of said county de.
ceased All persons having claims a.
gainsl the said deceased are hereby warn.
ed 10 exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof. to The subscriber, on or before the
frs, day of May next as they may other
wise by law be excluded from all benefit OF
aid estate Given under my hand this
first day Of September, 1923
ELlZABE til c. HANSON, Exect'x.
octa 4w
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-07
ON MONDAY. 18Th INST.

k,-r,s At lie N. will be sold on the pre-
IN misses, the HH.ARF and tame
ss warehouse OF ,hs lare Isaac EDlwi-
s. sic, decd, situated on Ibe south
side OF Wolf street beginning on NolI st.
~ II: east OF Potomac Strand, and running
on said street l62 feet. and trou Vol ST.
south, parallel with The stream 81 fee 81
inches. he wharf is substantially built.
and now in good order, and has sufficient
depth OF wafer for any class OF vas. is II at
can ascend The Potouac Tenn. liberal
and made known al The time OF sale
JAMES ENTWISLE. atmr.
S, A. MARsTELLER, auc.
oct2
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-07

nand a premium Of 6tty -four shilIings.-
The chancellor of the British exchequel
has reduced the interest oi The nation
stock OF certain description from 8 PEI
cent. to 4 per cent. this new investment
is.now above par, and ietches nearly the
price OF the former
The India Company, acting on the same
principle, has lowered q portion OF its debt
in India from 6 per cent. and upwards, TO
per cent How strange must this appear
to those who remember Indian interest al
l9. Ia, Is, and even higher! But, thi.
quantity of capital unemployed or employ.
ed al such very low profits may contribute
TO account for the numerous undertaking.
and specula,iOns which interest The coD'
mercial world. We may instance in the
cotton manufactures. Repor, atfiIrms thai
in Lancashire, only, there are no fewer
than serenity new cottos mills recently
built, or now building, AMI the Glasgow
masters acknowledge pro9orlionate NUN
Der 10 the nelghboThood Of ths, seat U
commercial enterprise.
The amount OF cotton sold al Liverpool:
in three OF the weeks Of the past month Is
O00-in all, 81 900 bags ; add to THIS the
quantities sold 10 London. in Glasgow, &C
the total is imme T. for single month!
The manufacturers also admit wonderful
extern OF orders, and that goods are bought
up IN most of the operative districts IS
soon as they are finished London ia
furnished 10 inconsIderable quota 10 the
general mass abuu 1900 bales in one
week, upwards OF 1000 bales IN the fol-
loving week, &c, these Quantities bespeaX
an activity OF manufacturing powers, as
we'll as vlvacity OF favorable speculation.
The article must POT be OUT ed without a
nj II al the exteOt ct shipping necessary L"
import The raw commodity, and to convey
the finished goodsto all parts OF the world,
where they find markets to which must
be added, the employment gwen 10 III" Va
rious branches attached ia this interest. To
Sailors and Others. fhe whole is spec.
tacie calculated TO excite astonlshmeht-
and sstOnIsb lent IL does excite
LanCGsbire.-Tw ilnme nsr factories, or
cotton mills, are now erecting at Black ,
burn, and the building OF another Is 10 con.
temptation, the machinery Of which is e.
uDaled at from 80 to loo ooooI Some
idea of its extensive scale may be formed
from the plan. which represents building
Zoo yards in length, 90 in height, and with
two steaD-eDgInes OF 70 and loo horse
power. Several pieces OF ground are set
apart tor The erection OF other mills. and
such is the general activity of lhe spinning
business, that i, promises to restore Black
burn TO the hgh prosperity it enjoyed
few years age OF the capablIity OF this
species Of business to realize immense
wealth, 1t need only to be stated that the
daugh'e, OF one OF the leading mauulactu
rers has secured fortune of 100000
guneas.
TOBACCO hOPS
W. lan.n 4 q Ii
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-07
AUCTION SALES.
On Tuesday, at 10 A. NJ .

Will be sold at the auction store, va.
riety OF goods, among which are sup.
clock, household End kitchen furniture. be-
longing to the estate OF J. Mathers, DEF d..
ALSO, furniture Of every description,
such as beds, sideboards. chsirs, bureaux,
&c. &c. Also, 5 bags coffee. c. ndies, &c.
Also, few lots, handsome assorted tea
sets, &c. &c. Also, % pieces satiinets,
cloths &c. silver spoons, lad!e. watch, &c.
Also, S bbls pimento. 8 bbls whisksy.
oct S. A. MAkS1 ELL Err, suct.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-07
Postponed Sale.

TOstpOneG Sale.
FINDER The authority q a deed of
- rust, dated Sd day OF August, 1919,
from Daniel F. Duany and Sarah bis tie.
TO the subscriber, shall expose to public
sale all that
Tract or Parcel Of Land,
lying and being in Fairfax County, Va.
on which The widow Donaldson, Alfred.
and jane. ber sons, resided, on the date
OF SAID deed. The SAID trsc, contains &C.
cording to the survey thereof made by
John Summers. 4hU acres The sale
will take place at Clsgett's Hotel, IN The
town OF Alexandra, on Saturday 9th cay
OF August next at ! | o'clock A. NJ Terms
oil sale, cash.
gsThe above Sale is post
poned TO WEDNESDAY the 10Th oi OC.
TOBEk next, when it III positively take
place, al same hour anH place
GEO. BEALE, Trustee.
sept 80 tusr t6O
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-07
POcket.BOok Lost.
I OST, between Fairfax Court-H louise
IL and alexandra, or in Alexandra, a
Grepn Morocco Pocket Book,

containing three notes OF Five dollars EACH
on the Farmers Bank in Virginia; two
bonds OF William Griesby for four hundred
and twenty-five dollars each, one payable
on the lat of March. 1924, the other on
the ,st of March, 1875; on the iormer Gre :
dts are endorsed 10 the amount Of $50 dol
lars. Also, bond OF Walter Harrison
due on the LIST OF January last, tor sixty
tour d,lsfs; and several other papers, OF
no use TO any one but The owner. The
6nder will receive a reward OF FIVE dollars
on leaving the pocket-book and rs coo'eni.
with Charles Chaplin, at the Mechanic
Bank OF Alexandra; or giving u 10 tne SUD
ecr,ber. residing near Haymarket, Prince
William county, Virginia.
sert s5--3t FOUSHEE TEBBS.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-07
Public or Private Sale.

IF moi previously disposed OF at private
sale, will be soJ IN the premises, on
THURSDAY the 93d OCTOBER, al IL
n., o'clock, TWO HOUSES and lots
tYTt ot GROUND near the Lsncss>
ME- teran school house the property
WHY OF Thomas julius, deceased. The
houses ale well calculated Tor small tami.
lies; The lois large and handsomely stua-
ted in a pleasant part OF the town, an1
near good water. For terms, &c. Apply to
THOMAS JACOBS, Exec'r
S A. MARSTELLER, Auct'r.
aug FL lhlO13
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-07
TOBACCO hOPS

We regret to learn Gays me Balti.
more American) that the frost OF last
Tuesday night has been so destructive
o the Tobacco crops in this sta 1. The
Georgetown metropolitan states that
-everal Of the tobacco planters have
lost the whole, and that it is estimated
sc, 900 pogsheads have been des'
Some Of the most opuient planters in
Prince Georges County have lost every
Mani
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-07
Those Gentlemen who

wish TO- join in the torn a,ou cia TIES.
Plan SOCIETY. will please me- al
the iown Hall. al Z o'clock hi, epening.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-07

Domestic Goods
80 bales white and brown cotton
Shifting and sbeetiDgs
loo pieces satlinets Of various colors
50 10 hannels
Black, blue and mixed Cashmere. and
supef6ne blue y black broad cloths
For sale on favorable terms by
WIN FOw LIZ a. Co.
oct 7
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-07

Earthen Ware, China, and
Glass.
HUGH SMI1 Fl y co. baviog reeeiv.
IL ed by the ship Pioneer. from Liver
pool, their
FAIL SUPPLY,
they are enabled to offer a very large and
general assortment, which they will sell
either in The origina! package, or repack.
ed, al the lowest prices. They also keep
constantly on hand
A general assortment OF stone ware
u lndow glass in boxes
Tobacco pipes in do.
Blk quart bottles in hampers, or count
cd Oh,
An assortment of Liquor Cases
oct
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-07

The statemen; given below, and from an
authentic source, OF the extraordinary, "a
Guidance OF rnonied capital in London,
AMI the general views as to the consump-
lion Of cotton. are both subjects in which
THIS country participates largely Inc SUI
perHuity Of capital at any one po'n'o me
commonwealth OF commerce, IS soon ieit,
so intimate is their connections At q" me
points and the fact of such large masses
being now unemployed in England, aiken
10 connection with that o! The increased
consumption, and increasing means OF ca
suning still further all sorts OF co't'n', by
lhe establishment OF new and extensive
manuia' tories in Lancashire, cannot be
without interest to men Of business IN this
Country " Y. .1mer,cun
uoyds Coffee House, July % -rhr su'
perabundance OF capital floating in various
directions throughout the money market
Is, at this moment, absolutely surprising ;
exchequer hills. which yield barely three
per cent. ia crest Dear a premium ot th,r-
ly tour shillings and India bonds at an
'hletes, oi three and halt per cent. com-
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-08-22
LIGHTNING RODS.

The Grst object Of the rod (says DR. franHD|
is to prevent discharge of electricity from
cloud-to effect this object, the rod should DC W.
elevated, and terminate in slim sharp point J
tranklin's experiments as well as Others P'OI
that the power OF the pointed rod eStends guns
the clouds, and takes from them vast Quan"q
the fluid before they arrive within the st'iAlnB u
lance. From the rod which he erected on MS "
house, he led small wire into one oil The roOn''
the house; on the end OF the wire was ixea 'p1
bell, and at six or eight inches distance from '0'
was placed another; from this bell wire w's
into the cellar and fixed to the pump rod oe'St1
the two bells, brass ball VAS suspended oyai
thread when a thunder cloud appeared over
house, the bells would be electrified and inc O'aI
ball would be attracted and repealed alternately u
play quickly between the bells, and keep uPSS'l
tlnual ringing till the cloud had passed o,',
house. AT one time he was awakened oy az u"u,.
noise ; he Immediately sprang out OF oeu va.
tain the cause and on opening the door NC ~, pm
ed the quantity of fluid that was passing uo"I
unusually great; the brass ball was rsm9.. .In
distance from the bells, and an uninterrup'eue'
oil fluid was passing from one bell to Inc oI"sn oiu
circumstance is sufficient to prove tha' 'hs I.ha
rod will prevent, or at least, lessen me u'V"
from the clouds dull or blunt point WIN u.s. ,.t
tie or no effect; therefore, pains ouYh' " ~
10 have it 10 its proper shape. .;os
The second object of the rod IS 10 re-
conduct the electrical fluid into the ea'lh' w.. om
poOl is insufficient TO prevent discha.se "ovs
cloud; to effect this object, the conducting p;hI.,
the rod should be made as great. as Po.a~ci
having the rod communicate with some conu r,t
substance, such a. wafer, or very me'' es'N
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-08-22

From the Concord Observer.
ON LIGHTNI &C

The following selection from the writings of Dr. Franklin
must be interesting to all and may be useful OF
our readers at this season. when many accidents
occurring from the effects of lightning:
Experiments made in electricity first gave phil
osophers suspicion that the matter of lightning
was the same with electric matter. Experiments
afterwards made on lightning, obtained from the
clouds by pointed rods, received into bottles, and
Subjected to every trial. have since proved this sus
pIcion to be perfectly well founded and whatever
properties we find in electricity are also the proper
ties Of lightning.
THIS matter of lightning, or Of electricity, is an
extreme subtle tiuid, penetrating other bodies, and
subslsting IN them equally diffused.
When, by an operation Of art or nature, there
happens to be a greater proportion of this fluid in
one body than another, The body which has most
will communicate to that which has least till the
proportion becomes equal provided the distance be-
tween them be not too great or If it is too great,
TIL there be proper conductors to convey it from
one to The other.
IT the communication be through the air. without
Ia conductor, bright light is seen between the two
bodies and sound is heard. In our small experi-
ments we call this light and sound the electric
spark and snap; but In The great operations Of ma.
ture, the light is what we call tiqhtninn, and the
sound (produced at the same time, though general
~ arriving later at our than the light does to
our eyes) ISL with its echoes, called thunder
II the communication Of this fluid is by con-
Guctor' II may be without light or sound the subtle
huld passing in the substance of the conductor,
II the conductor be good and of sufficient bpness
the Huid passes through it without hurting it, If
otherwise, /, is damaged or destroyed
All metals, and water, are good conductors--
Other bodies may become conductors by having
some quantity OF water in them, as wood and other
materials used in building, but not having much
water IN them, they are not good conductors, and
therefore are often damaged in the operation.
Glass wax, silk, wool, hair, feathers, and even
wood, perfectly dry, are non-conductors that is,
they resist instead Of facilitating the passage of this
subtle 1ud.
When the fluid has an opportunity of passing
through Two conductors, good and sufficient as
OF metal the other not good, it passes in the best
and will follow il IN any direction.
The distance at which body charged with this
fluid Will discharge itself suddenly, striking through
the air into another body that is charged or not
SO highly charged, is different according to the
quantity Of the hJid the dimensions and form ofthe
bodies themselves. and the state Of the air between
them. This distance, whatever 1t happens TO be,
between the two bodies, is called their striking dis
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-08-22
THE EPISTLE

r. IN tie Yearly .IpstiRg, held in London, by ad-
joarnmpntS, from tie 2lst IF the fifth month, to
the 29h Of the same mouth, inclusive, 1928
To the Quarterly and Monthly Meetings of Friends.
in Great Britain ireland. and elsewhere.
DEAR FRIENDs-We have again been made
thankful in the belief that the Lord is not unmind-
iu OF US: and, We reverenty trust this meeting has
not been held in VAN. We may inform YOU that
the current of Christian love has renewedly flowed
AMONGST us: and it has extended to all our absent
friends Cndsr this precious Influence, we offer
you our endeared salutaton, desiring your advance
ment in the way which leadeth unto eternal life :
and, that you may ever bear in rene nbrance that
other foundation man lay, than that is laid,
which is Jesus Christi
Beloved Friends! We have no new doctrine 70
communicating fresh precepts to enforce il is a
peculiar excellence Of the Gospel that its character
Is always the same To those who desire to have
their hearts cleansed from the deHements Of sin
yea to all-the race Of our Lord Jesus Christ con
Times TO be freely offered The cross must be dali
~ borne by all who would beco ne his dscipes II
we would attain unto that holiness without which no
ma IAN see the Lord, we must apply in faith unto
Him who "taketh away the sin of the world :" who
was wounded for our transgressions,'' who was
bruised Tor iniquities, and by whose strines
we are healed;' who being in glory with the Father
" before the world was" condo ended in order IN
effect our redemption, TO come down from Heaven
and take upon him the nature Of man. In contem-
pang the infinite importance Of these solemn truths
aid in publicly acknowledging our belief in the
Divinity OF our blessed Saviour, we desire most
clearly 10 convey the sentiment that it is not the
merr assent OF the Judgment to the truths of Holv
Scripture, however desirable such an assent NAV he
that Is sufficient TO make US real ChrIst,ans II is
only ny the sancifyng operations Of The HOLY Spi-
ut that we come fully partake of the benefits OF
the mediation and propitiatory sacrifice of the Son
of God.
1t is our earnest sclicitude that all whom we arc
addressing may be enough concerned for the .a,vs.
ton OF their souls. Dear friends, we believe that
for the advancement of this necessary work i,
isgood tor US frequently TO seek after reti emen in
spirit before the LORD and to wait ia rsyersnt slencs