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virtue OF deed of trust executed nv WaIthaI TIo
~ connie, TO the subscribers and duly recorded for The
purpose OF securing debt due Martin Hancock we
shall on Monday the 2cd OF December next at the ate
idence OF the said Wathai iloconbe. in county Of
charlotte, proceed to sell at public auction a credit OF
one and two years tract Of iaud lying in county OF
oampoei On III. Little Falling river, containing acres
more orleSS Wes'Iaii convey. trustees only.
CHS. MCKINNEY. Jr. D.
THOS. L. RICHARDSON, trustees
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Noy.2a. so-iot


EfiiE subscriber receiving AMI "ers on mode
rate rrm consigns,-',; of fresh int aud hand
sncly assorted crates ~ Crooker, and QsenS Ware: best
English Seint Twire. and materials for clotug
such rs Pains, ker>eN Nari Coituns. Sc sc. "
lie is regularly furnished with pLOU,iiS various al
zes and patterns from tho of essr Deakyna
and Palmer. which having h..n irii numh.r of res
peotshle farmers. and found perform entirely 10 their
Satisfaction, respectfully ard offered tn the
public. GEo. i. RICHARDSON.
Sign If h. Golden Plough.
Wherc Is constantly kept general aud well selected
stcck CT ciROCttiES.
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EAGiE HOYEL.

- EAGLE HOTEL.
isskkl The suhscrbsr having prepared himself q len
t-stjsl n commodious building, pledges himself a. lie
public that exer0ns will be omitted reuur- HOS.
who snay think proper call him. conform e ana
agreeable. BENZ u. JOIfNSOV
Gainesville, November o. WHY
WAS committed To tha jail Dn,vi.lic r,,gnsV AZ
W runaway. on the 2OiR July last, Negro hny by lie
name oi EDWARD WHO says he is the properf, OF Nor
borne Nelson cf Meckienhug about 2 or N
years old bright mulao. With long hair inclined TO curl
The owner desired 10 prove his prOperv
ply the charges and take him gwav he vii he des
WAN according to law JAMES SCOTT lailo,
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JOHN FRANKLIN. Jauo,.
NOTICE-

NICHOLAS J. POINDEXTER las removed 10 the city
OF Richmond With vie~ Transferring Commission
husineshe will for the present be ~ the grperr,
of William Anderson. Cary Street-vhere all of-
ders rom his friends 10 country, elsewhere will he
thankfully received aud promptly executed
NICHOLAS J. POtNDExTER.
NovemIer
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IN cllANCERY Al eourt OF qlarierl, &C. - = =
ued and held for Louisa county, at the Courthouse on
Tuesday November the llth, 1925
Nicholas Winston, Plaintiff
Thomas Winston, John Winston, Reuben thornton md
Marie bis wife, late Maria Winston, NarH d. WINSTON wild
beth H. Louisa X. Bickerton Joseph X. Winston chill
dren OF tn said Bickcrton Wilson decd Joshua YV and
barbaih his wife, late Barbara Winsou and Archibald
anusrson and Pat>s his viii. late Patsy Winston AMI
Joshua Willis and Archibald Anderson administrators de
boniS non OF John Winston. deceased, u. J.ngnnts
TIE defendants Thomas Winston John Winston Ecubcn
lhnrntnn and hnria his wife Maria Winston itov Of
Bickt iuStoi. and Charles H. David Y E,zai.fL
Louisa H. Bckerlpn aud Joseph X Winston children II the
saiu Brherton Winston dec. not having heir ap-
pc'rance ANA gwen security according law
ut this court. and il appearing the saacun OF the
that they inHhan Of this slate; on he ,
unn OF 'he plaintiff hy his counsel il l. ordered that the
saiu defendants appear here In. February
court and answer the bill the plnntih nd dat
copy Of this order lie forthwith in.eied some ruer
printed IN the city of Richmond for months
y, and posted the front door courthouse of This
county IN some court dav.
November IS. ss-wsw+
NlRGiNfA; Al Hules holden Jerks Office 0i King
aud Queen c0uatv, the Courthouse thereof on alor.
DAY the 3d dly Of November 1928:
solomon Paien, no he nud OF the COSTS
oil enlamin H. Monday. deceased. Plaintiff
1gGpst
Andrew Samuel, Lee Boulware adn'or of Thomes Sam
uel dec. and Ann Samuel. H. n,
The defendant Andrew Samuel having epi,rrI his
appearance according
semhs aHd he rules If his court Iappesrnc Nv ,i
isiactory evidence jhat I've iubanr of ihs com,
incnweati 1t l. ordered, tha the aid def-udnnl ear
sw-r the plaintiff oiii aud thar copy Ibis order he
iorhWrh published ~ paper printed the rv
OF iichaond tor two mouths su,ce-sve, tha sno her
copy be posted the npt the courthouse of said
county. copy-'rest-
gro. b. PoINDEXrER, d..
November ~ 5s-w8w
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U0PKINSXuIE

ENOR sale or lease, the well known TAVERN called Hon
ktnsvie on tue buckingham road about 20 miles ahnye
Richmond, now occupied hy MIR. Cornelius Buck. The
buildings in good condition. and the tavern and dwell
ling house have been recently well painted Possession
my he had on the LIST January Per.ons disposed to
purchase must make application previous TO The
10Th Of November. JOHN EOBFVTSON
H,rLnt nd nr,Dh
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RENIOV

(fOLToS CLARKE have removed from their old
- sand he c"rner house osrcsite the Bell Tavern)
i"w laid Tavern and hupe tor the Continuance VI ~. Gus
tom bcteio"e received from their friends aud the public
They have band their usual (wib recci
addi,ions) of STAPLE Dry GOODS.
dso Sole. and waved leather kin calf ,pd
skins; sh"e usesd; p hartes tanners oil old Madeira
aud Lisbon wines 1000 printing cap 10, and
i~rt Ppe ~ ""zen Valencia hanr 1900 Ia ,,un
co'ion 10 bhis e''n-rrie 80 bos-. Spanish cigars &c Sc
Had on Con.iY.-,sht.
Gases, each nainihc 1000 Fire Crackers
a--e
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November Is.

NJ 30 com iitlrh so tie Jail nj Acuarr COUNT, on lie
~ 26th of July 1928, dark HiusIto named OA
about ieet inches high, stout square b,, aud ha
nose says he belongs 90 Joseph Moore. near GT-rnsi,
Oeorgiti Nae on when committed pair panisiuons
aud shirt The owh-r is requested r'ne forward p,o
oroper pay charees and take hm away, he will re
Geai with rs the law directs
WILLIAM WATSON, Jailor
her
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EDUCATION.

rIIfIE subscriber, residing in Mr. Williamson TaIley's
f.mly, about four niles from Richmond will continue
hts school the ensuing comprising in his course Of
instruction the English, Latin, IL anguae Arii
mctic Geography History &c. The school will commence
the 18th day Of January and end 18th say of De-
cember, making Of moniIs with n vacation Of
one mon in the summer Tuition will be eny dollars
he paid half yearly in advance Board or fnr
small boys, be had Mr.. Williamson Taleys for
seyentvhve dollars boarders furnishing their bed
md bedding. EDMUSD REDD.
OMalITIED 10 the Jail OF Arfrrsf county, the 18th
day Of August last, runaway slave by the name Of
JACOB, who says he is tie properly OF Joseph H. Travis
Of Brunswick county Virginia Jacob ofa dark complex
ion, feet ia inches high, small his right
said TO he oceasiOne by burn, large on ofs
legs, said 10 he 0ccasoned by the of horse The
requested to forward prove said property
charges and take him away, otherwise he will be dis
pos'd % A. the law directs.
Nnv. A. 52-w3nI IOIIN EHANKIIN
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SN the hrS, day ~ January next, suOscrirT- r-i
- dnv authorised ~ Mr. John Darrac0 will sell 10 The
hgheSt bidder az pabtc auction, the TRACT OF LAND
%" Wch me sl'd Draeot at present resides situated in
r0'AN OF Hanover, about eight miles above Hanover
rhouse containing about three hundred There
on lhs ct OF land of the largest and country
bonses in this part OF Virginia being almost new finished
ann painted IN the best sylebesdes, there all other
necessary out houses Including ice house &c The Sit
nation is healthy and ONE in genteel ana agreeable
neighhorhood and Immediately adjacent an excellent
m MI barrhcot will take pleasure in showing the pre.
n'ses to any person wishing purchase The sale viii
tahe place at Taylorville about miles the prem
seS where there is generally large collection of person,
ass mbied Tor the purpose of hiring negroes
DC terms OF sale will he credit OF g. I2And 81 months
te purchaser giving bonds with approved security and
ueed oitrust 70 secure the purchase money.
JOSEPH VI. SHEPPARD.
NOV. ~ 57--l9t w. ID. WINSTON
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POTOMAC COMPANY

NOTICE hereby given u general meeting nj tbr
fo'om,c Company has been appointed to he h.hI a.
tue t"unihan in". IN Georgetown. ID. G.. Monday
I'D dnr "t D"c'her next n o'cluck for
OF eonsierias c"snn Important regarding their
Interests which will I've then submitted them.
j. MASON, Pres't Pc. Co.
Grorgeinon, Nnv.22. $40,
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Land. Negroes. Corn. N.c- far .SyIe


.unnrr OF i"ct Of eArcnic us nv ~ m, n
4 Oael ED bearing date the 9Th day Of March in he
year 1871, a"d reccide in the counties af
Nelson nnd buckingham, shall Tncsav the 18th dav
oil December ue1t II fair not, next fair day proceed
To sell To The highest bidder public auction the ioisn
properly, viz.
One tract of land IN the county of Buckingham living on
James river and on Bishops creek containing bv
iioD 700 acre>one ether said county coutainnq
nv -sti'HrtiOn go living Bishops creek
nte'y above and adjoining the first northumberland
one other tract in tue county Aforesaid Shiev creek
containing by estimation 70> acres, adjoining The two
tracts FIRST mentioned. MI. William Gi living NJ Monte
Vdeo near these iand' will 81 them nrpii a,inn
Also my seven negroes, the property said w m n
Cabei and heipg all Tat he They are ~ M pht
them are many valuable house servants good black su
and good shoemaker. '
Also ssven or eight hundred barrels corn 20 work
steers 10 horses Some COWS md calves, head nf hogs
great variety OF farming utensils few articles OF
hnnSehoid and kitchen furniture Sale will take pace al
of WarminsIer. ~
TTns of snle The land will he sold on three euuaI an
NUM- Instruments the purchaser give bond
security, aud deed of the land. few of The me-
grors VIII be sold for cash, aad the twelve months
credit AS 10 all other property for all
lars twelve months credit viii be given all Sums less
Than ZOO and not less than 20 dollars credii
for all under 20 dollars, three months credit Bonds
with approved security will be required in all cases
- JOHN COALTER,
OLtoptr d. 5i-ds iOItV ~ CGCRE.
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JAMES SleNAUGHT- GU.w..MqKeR.

4 1928: ' ' >''' Gun
Robert Davis, ex'or OF u.n. Davis, dec. Pr,
1gaiaSt
IT,, u fsad0nf..
This day the plaintiff hy his attorney, ana u appear
ing 10 the satisfaction OF She that defendant WIN
biacburn i not inhabitant state ON lhe tnt
tue plaintiff, IL is rcreed ordered the court thar
lne saiu defendant du appear here bsnte th
thursday IN January aud answer the plaintiffs bill;
anf give security for performing the coo
may make herein; and that copy of this order b- ,rih
wi'h inserted in some paper prbiishpI the CITY uf
Richmond and continued for SUGGEST. civ aud
'nai another copy he posted the door the
courthouse of this county successive court DAVIS pre-
'iouS 10 the said thId Thursday in ianuary next.
copy-Tesie, WIN $ ia SCE O.
November II. - -.ye..
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The pistols and mu.le,s, when found, were all lOnae

0J NorE-1t may be pi- rr state thu, there is an
Indictment against Aminhsur aud Wari Tor ut uu i,r
1nard The words OF te act uf Congress follows
Sec ls That II any person shall rrr of ,1e
MAI OF Tue United Sates or osr person there
W.T." OF such mail ar of pat ihererf, such oen offend
ers, shi ON CONVICTION, be- imprisoned exceeding
years anu convicted second a like nr. n.
or they, shat snhe death ii in "irciing robbery
oil the mail the fret tnr the offender shalt sund ih,
person having custody thereof put his lii. IN ,enar,l,
by me use o dangerous weapons offender
shall suffer DEATH"
Indictments we're found each alternative of iia Int
clause of section, and of curse the anve trial the
JURY could not take cognizance of wound hcb III.
Guard may have received.
In case of wa the instructions OF the Court were ex.
press This effect.
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NINGINIA: Al Superior Court of C6anceTy held y
the former 0apiioi IN the city Of Villa the
2ist dsy Of july 1898
william Hayes PiainriS;
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NiROlNlA Al Rules holden IN the CLERK > Ohrs o. The
superior Court of haucery for ihe Richmond Dis
trict, the 2Sd day uf October 1928:
Thomas i. B0uldn, e1Or Of David Ross dec Pr.
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( Gloucester Courthouse, September &c, 1928.
The pHrti's Interested hereby notified, that have
appointed Tuesday the Sl day OF December next Ia COM
mence the duties required of 10y the within erer of the
court Witch day by nine O'Clock NJ their ATTENDANCE
IS reIciTed this Office, with the necessary documents
| vouchers and testimony ready tor examination
5i-wSw THO. u. AMORI. Com'r.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-10-17
METHODISM IN AMERICA.

The increase of this religious denomna-
ton, perhaps is not exceeded by any chris
tian sect of the present age. A cursory
view Of rs history, will tend to justify the
above assertion.
Mr.. Philip Embury, local preacher
from Ireland, was the first who landed IN
America He began 10 preach IN the city
of New York. and formed a society IN the
year of our Lord 1866; and the first A.
merieau Methodist Church was erected
partly by contributions from Europe, aud
located in John street, New York, \. ID.
1879 or 9. About the same time Mrssrs.
Richard Boardman and Joseph Fillmore,
arrived AS missionaries, resuicrig appoint
ed to lab0ur in this country, BY the British
conference. From that time 10 the pre-
sent, period Of SO years, the borders OF
this church have been extended, until II
presents the t,IIowiag agSleGate, VIZ -
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-10-17
BATAVIA.

The sentiments contained in the follow
ing extract of u letter from an American
Resident in Batavia To a friend in Salem,
Mass. dated in May last, will meet cor
respondent feeling in the heart Of every
true Anern y.
Although long an exile from the place
of my nativity, 1t is not the less dear to mt,
but, on the contrary, absence increases
my love of my native country, and every
thing that relates to her is interesting to
me-. Surrounded hy those who know lit
tie OF nothing If il, feel deep interest
in making it better known, for to know is
to admire. When tell an unprejudiced
European some little of the progress the
United States have made within the last
twenty years, III population, arts and com
merre, and the growing up of great states
where scarce a human foot had trod, he
looks upon the tale as bnt felton,
Sometimes am enabled TO put into his
hand book or some file of well conducted
journals pc then slowly yields his belief,
hat declares it 10 be the work Of magic
! When tell them of the grand canal Of
New York, which will soon unite the wa
tiers of our inland oceans with the Atlantic,
they declare it wonderful and glorious,
and excaim, What are the destnies of
such people 1T is a source of grief IN
me that the United States are So little
known in this eastern world, and to dis
seminate knowIedseiof them know of no
better means than newspapers, and vbn
may be assured that all get are well dis
tributed
"The grand commerce Of our country
with India, her many snips, their lch
stocks of treasure, togP Their with the manly
and business charac ,er of the commanders
and lactors>of them, make US known as a
rich and enteitrisIns people and as rner-
chants none are more respected; but the
knowledge of us extends no further. Our
presses do not team with books, or our
country with authors, to spread her fame
throughout the world. However, the
time is not far distant WHEN her greatness,
glory, and genius will be known wherever
her flag waves, and be as much respected.
beg you vii. pardon these wanderings,
for they are the howings Of affection for
my country. have learnt by residence
in others 10 kruW well she deserves it,
Would that the time had come when |
could place my feet once more upon her
soil, never again 10 quit II
"To this island the American trade is
peculiarly valuable. Our ships for the last
| two years have taken away more than one
! third of the coffee it produces, and 1t is
paid for in treasure. The Government APP
preciates this. There elapsed several
months list year when but one American
| vessel was here business he'd me to the
presence of His ExcsiIeney the Governor
he enquircd what had Lecome ofmy coun-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-10-17
PORTUGAL.

The present king of Portugal, il cannot
be doubted, seriously wishes to givea Con
stitution to his people. and would, we have
no doubt, have adhered 10 the one which
liz sworc to maintain, could he have done
81 consistent with his own personal safety.
By accounts received in London from Lis
bon. dated the 10th August, his majesty
WAS said to be So unweli that he could not
be approached on public business. This,
however, was considered mere stratagem
of the Queen and her party, who had Selz
ed the reins, to prevent him from seeing
any of his late advisers and friends. This
pettcoat management Is stated to have ex-
cited great sensaion at Lisbon, and to
have gwen birth to most powerful and
distinguished party, now in active opera
ton against the present ministers, and 1t is
expected that they will speedily hc over
thrown. The object Of the party having
| the ascendancy, was understood to be the
overthrow of British influence, and sub
mission To that of the continental rulers
To facilitate this system, they had solicited
the aid of IS 900 French soldiers from the
Duke D'Angoulelne, in exchange for 1t
Portuguese army ofequal strength tn ena
bic him to complete his design of " resto
! ing the beloved Ferdinand" This, it was
eacuL'ted would not ony give employ
nent to the Disconnected so!dicry, but en-
able the faction 10 overcome those who
were opposed to their despotic measures.
A project so evidently hostile to the rights
ot humanity, and which was calcuIated IL
separate Portugal from England, her old
and faithful ally, appears to have reused
inc Indignation Of Nh. Ward, the British
| Slarge Pailalrs AT Lisbun, who is stated
" nave protested nstrong language against
.nr intended proceedings, and to have in
ama'ed TO the Portuguese ministers that
ne had received Instructions from his go
'ernment to cease acting as British func-
.o0aly, the moment any foreign troops
"'cned the soil of Portugal, What the
eSu't "t this spirited remonStranee was.
"N not TRANSFERRED when the last accounts
IN Lisbon,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-10-17
MORILLO.

During the campaign in Caracas, u boy
appeared in the tent of Morillo drowned
i'll tears. The chief desired to be inform
ed for what purpose he WAS there. The
child said he came to beg the life of his
father, then prisoner in MoIillo's camp.
" What can you do TO save your father ?"
asked the general. ~ can do but little"
said the boy,--bLt what can do shall be
done" Morillo seized the little fellows
ear =" Would you suffer your ear to be
taken of 10 obtain yoar fathers liberty 2"
demanded he. 81 certainly would"-was
the answer. A soldier was accordingly
ordered to cut off the ear by pieces. The
boy wept but resisted not. Would you
lose yonr other ear for the accomplishment
of your purpose 20 was the next question.
81 have suffered much, but can still suf
fer" replied the boy. The other ear was
taken off by one stroke of the knife. "And
now said Morillo-" depart THE father
of such son is dangerous to Span--Ile
must pay the forfeit OF his life" The
manned child passed from the quarters Of
the general, but to witness the execution
Of his father,
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twelve annual confercnces; twelve hun
dred and twenty six travelling preachers.
Nhd total Of three hundred and twelve
thousand, five hundred and forty members.
Exhibiting alsn, as the last years increase.
the number of fourteen thousand nine hum
Died and eight, according t. the returns
lust made, which exhibited the total NUN.
her of members within the bounds of each
6 conference rs follows:
ohin. 81, $50 Keniu, X. 24,165 Nilsson.
RI, 1879; Tennessee, 2l,l66 Mississippi,
Q 324; South Carolina, 37,ol6; Virginia,
2J,893; Baltimore, 3G.424 Philadelphia,
3f,357 New York, 7.457 New Eng land,
2l,a26 Genrsee, ~ ,633.
The Nethodists have, with other demo-
limitations, cast their mite into the treasury
of Missionary exertion. Missionaries ha,.
been successfully seut TO several tribes of
the ahorlSlncs of our country; and if we
turn our eyes To foreign missionary rsiab.
llshments, We behold the IIntt,ntots, ofthe
Cape of Good Hope, the Naimnaquas of
The interior, the South Sea Islands, Cey-
lon, aud numerous Islands of the West In.
dies, presenting Il field not only phsie, but
bending unto lie hdrrtSi.
~
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PRINCE HDIlENIOUE.

An"thcrsery eNtraordlnaiy occurrence
lsays correspondent Of the Dublin Even
my Post, connected with Piiacr uohen-
tohe's ponets Uf operating miracles, TOOK
place 80 late AS yesterday morning, thng
H. Mt the Convent Of Ranelash, immedi-
atclv adioiaiag Dublin.
1.-THE circumstances, ne far as I have
h,. I'D, are briefly these "A very az.
eonpllshed religious, ofa nunnery ri Cork
wrote some time since To supplicaie the
Princes prayers, on behalf Of n sister af
illcted with II griryous complaint. Sh.
received an answer from his Ilighncss
stating, that he found it almost impossible
To reply To every application made to him
on those subjects, rs he had for length of
time received not less than City letters per
day, and that, 10 ohvia,e the Inconvenience
of replying individually to all, he had
adopted system Of offering his prayers
for the relief Of the afflicted in particular
districts on particular days.
In furthcrancc of this arrangement, the
Prince requested that this CORES pondeut
would apprise Hll the Irish religious com
munilirs, that he should on the | st Of Aug.
al seven O'Clock in the morning offer M
the sacrifice 81 the mass, for the resIora-
ton OF all those inmates of the establish
ments who lahor.d under bodily ailment I;
and he requested that masses should sim
ultaneously be offered up in the respective
converts tor the same purpose. This |
have reason 10 believe, has been done gen
orally throughout the Kingdom.
3" A lady OF respectabilily, who has been
E.s -
munity OF RanelaSh, aud whose name is
Stewart, was attacked considerable time
since by what was considered an inchrahlc
disease. For the last twelve months she
had, ne am Informed, been altogether de-
priyed of the use of her limbs, aud within
the last two months her speech had also
failed her. Under these circumstances,
her physicians (amonst whom are men
toned names cd the first rank IN the pro-
fession) not only abandoned all hope of
ultimate recovery, but stated her diss0u
ton TO be ust at hand, when at the hour
indtcatedby the Prince yesterday morning,
and whilst her brother, "A clergyman, WAS
celebrating mass for hen recovery, III her
chamber-w bile public prayers, were nj
tue same time Offering zap for the same
purpose 10 the Convent Chapel, she arose
from her couch, from which she wan never
more expected 10 rise, and exclaiming--
Holy, holy, Lord God of Hosts, am
well prepared herself To descend TO the
public chapel, and manifest the mercies of
God to the congregation present, by mp.
pearl~s before them, as she did, complete
ly restored. Philosophy herself must add
NIT that these things are passing strange"